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PRAINS DAILY EACH Way,
Ny, we at Connecting at Prescats r Janction with the i. C
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neation wit, Pines, both Bast'and West, during open Navigation,
0 7] on, Oe @ranc, Trutik Railway, snd-on board the Steamers of the Royal Mail Line
THOMAS REYNOLDS, Manacine Director,
a ae | } OTTAWA.
reeteetpi> echt ates i BABE M TSS. ALE Ne od re cee,
“ELE, ke ABBOTT.
BeurE.
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OF ‘CANADA, 2
Betect Niagara Falls, Suspension - “yj and Detroit, with
» Branch’ Lines to. Toronto, . Guelph, : Sarnia, Wyoring
and Petrolia, ‘forming’ with | ts “connections, the:
9 hottest are Mosk f Pleasant Route
Vo Points j ja the, Rast, West, South. aid N siti Westi
es Four 1 a Bap: 5 Trains: cachet ‘way Daily. Sundays excepted.
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“SUNDAY TRAINS (|
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prt through via tire Great West rn Railway, in connection with |
rains on New York Central atid Michigan Central” Railroad.
Elegant and Comfutable Day Cars, |
Pur MAN’ S, PALact SLtervine Cans.on, Night Trains, and Hore :
“AND Drawine oom CARs on Day Trains ere
* Bugg $e Checked: Throwgh.
| IT aRoven sia this ‘Thoute can be obtained at all i —
Met gare one a ai gat Offices in bas See States: Ni anada. » |
Gos ae wick +e é
‘To al Lake ‘Oniatio Mand River St. Lawre nce Pox ts; saci at ie a i
2 OE a se. hala the Set ae and anata, :
BOWMAN & CO,
| Manufacturers of _.
Bi LOCKMAN'S PATENT
amily Shuttle Sewing Wachines,
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With f HAS TAKEN THE ip
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en. At the Provincial Exhibition, Toronto, 1870, and at all
OTEL | f aus
eh | the County Fairs, wherever exhibited. |
wert The Lockman Machine has achieved a greater success, in a |
cipal ! shorter space of time, than any Machine ever introduced in the
ida,» | ominion of Canada, :
ments, The qualities which have rendered the Lockman so popular,
: H ; a are, Simplicity, Durability, Adaptation to all kinds of work, Elegance
: “ial of Workmanship, Perfection of Attachments, and extraordinary |
pointy |! {> {f | Cheapness, :
i" mit. Manufactured by 4 |
ie WILSON, BOWMAN & CO.,
HAMILTON, ONT.
‘dibtarlaomen, civeomn, Province of Ontario,
WEBER & CO.,
Viano-Rorte Mlaaufacturers,
Gorner Princess anid Ontario Streets,
é KINGSTON, oat:
Weser & Co.’s Factory is the most extensive in the Dominion, its productions
being more than equal to all the others combined.
During the past two years more than
fiive dtundfed Pinnock
have been made and sold, and in every instance
=— have given the highest satisfaction. ‘The musi-
Mee cal public and the trade have pronounced em-
SBE phatically in their favor, as being equal in musi-
mw. cal qualities and finish of workmanship to any
manufactured.
TF" Testimonials of excellence can be supplie! in abundance.
sq Agencies are established in nearly every City
eS pee and Town of the Dominion.
The name “ WEBER & CO.” is cast on the surface of the iron plate as a
guarantee against spurious imitation. -
| LAKE ONTARIO ROUTE.
| Daly Line bctween Canada and Rochester.
The Superb New Lake Upper Cabin Steamer
Leaves PORT HOPE daily on arrival of Grand Trunk Trains from East
and West at 9.30 a.m.—Returning, leaves PORT OF ROCHESTER every
Evening (except Saturdays), arriving on North Shore in time for Grand Trunk
Morning Trains going East and West. (On Saturdays, leaves at 2.30 p.m.)
Connects on North Shore with Royal Mail Line Steamers.
Passengers from Points in Canada East of Toronto will find this the cheapest and quickest
Route (via New York Central Railway from Rochester,) for Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinatti, St.
Louis, &c. Also, from Points West of Belleville, for Albany, Boston, New York, &c.
Going South, Northern Central Railroad Trains leave Rochester direct for Philadelphia, Baltimore, |}
and Washington, wizhout change. Also, Erie Railway Trains for Corning, Elmira, New York, &c.
Kinasron, Onr., 1871, C. F, GILDERSLEEVE.
al laden eswnemaantresoncnmmnattliptsineal tine to
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Advertisment, OsHawa, Province of Ontario:
Well Wechine Werks,
OSHAWA, ONTARIO.
ESTABLISHED IR 1.
By
|| fasehh Flall Manufacturing omhanu,
PROPRIETORS,
po Manufacture Portable and Stationary Steam Pasian
n musi- and Boilers, Saw Mill and Flour Mill
gy Machinery of all kinds.
SWARTHOUT’S Parent Oscintatinc Gane anp Muay Saw Mitts.
ry City th
ee: | LEFFELLS DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEELS,
Shingle and Heading Machines and Jointers, Lath and Stave |
Machines, Leather Splitting Machines and Knife Grinders,
Engine Lathes of all sizes, Planers, Drilling Machines,
, pours Lathes, Bolt Cutters, Wood Working
fer, __ Machinery of all kinds.
Gordon’s Power Printing Presses, Washington Hand Printing Press,
Taylor’s Cylinder’ Power Press, and Paper ‘Cutters,
Steam Pumps, Gearing, Shafting, Hangers, Couplings and Pullies,
of latest and most approved Patterns.
East (CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS Mape 1n Iron or Brass. |
every ||), @ +e AANA SP ES |
Trunk | 8 New Adachinery of any kind buzlt to order. |
p.m.) ‘ | |
t PATTERNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION MADE WHEN DESIRED.
quickest { ye
atti, St.
For further information address
rapa | a | F, W. GLEN; Present, |
> |
OSHAWA, ONT,
~ Advertisements, Sok eRladeci Province of Ontario. :
Kerale aud Queen Streets,
OTTAWA, ONT. .
-E. MILES, The Subscriber ‘begs respectfully to
Hair-Dresser, inform Commercial Men and the travel-
By appointment, to His Excellency Lord Liscar, | ling public i in general, that he has furnish-
eee cat inkety sateen as ed with all the requirements, for a First
late Governor General. _ {Class Hotel, the above eligible premises,
Ree wT and hopes by strict attention to business,
and moderate charges, to merit their pa-
tronage and favors.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
HAIR WORK,
No. 7, Russell House Block,
Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ont.
Orders solicited from all parts of the Dominion. SW W7) es and Higuors.
Physiological Hair Regenerator, Price, $1.00, oy
Wholesale and Retail, Satisfaction guaranteed. FRE DERIC K EVAN 5,
‘|| RE Restoration to original color, by careful application, an 3
established cecaliy: Pr oprietor,
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
CHARLES RAYMOND,
GUELPH, ONT,
Manufacturer of
RATYMOND’S
Family Sewing Machine,
(Chain Stitch.)
RATYMOND’S
Family Hand-Shuttle Machine,
(Lock Stitch.)
RAYMOND’S
Family No. 1 Shuttle Machine,
EFFECT OF DELAY, : (Foot Power and Lack Stitch.)
Cancers cured without the kuife
sae hier beak RAYMOND’S
NO CURE, NO PAY, Family No. 2 Shuttle Machine,
By DR. WOOD, (Foot Power and Lack Stitch.)
Ottawa Cancer Infirmary, The latter (No. 2) specially adapted for Tailors
OTTAWA, ONT. and heavy Family work,
Advertisements, TORONTO, Province of Ontario. 18
ao LORONTO
tel,
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ctfully to
the travel-
as furnish-
for a First
: premises,
o business,
it their pa-
J & J. TAYLOR'S”
NEW PATENT |
Wie=Preet Bales,|
ALSO, ©
OF
JILOFS.,
ANS FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF COMBINED. -
BANKERS
Burglar - Proof Sates, sae
Made on an entirely new principle proof
against nitro-glycerine, gun-cotton,
gun-powder, and all the
known arts of the
burglar.
fe fos Jt, aad |
And all kinds of
Fire and Burglar-Proof Securities. |
' J. & J. TAYLOR. rot erento |
achine, Manufactory & Sale Rooms, 198 Bea 200 Front Stress Last,
ee) TORONTO, ONT. _
‘aS Wa Please send for Price List and Circular. Be
itch.) Kyents : |
JAMES HUTTON & CO 20... ccccsseeseseeeeees Montreat. | ALEXANDER WORKMAN & CO........e0sees Ottawa,
d for Tailors RICE LEWIS & SON. isssssssssssssesecssnserees Toronto.
H, S. SCOTT & COj,.......0..00 fe ssesunsvnecesaces Quzzec.
|| in private familit, _ .oF $3.00 per week; and to ladies, for $2.50 ‘ae week. In-
tending pupis should, upon arrival in the city, come direct to the
Advertisements, Toronto, Province of Ontario.
DOMINION
TORONTO. MONTRENT A AND HALIFAX.
EsTABLISHED IN 1868.
For the purpose of qualifying Operators for
The Telegraph aud Railroad Sines,
Then and now so rapidly building in the Dominion and United
States. It has become
One of the Permanent Institutions of the Country,
And has turned out
OVER ONE HUNDRED OPERATORS,
[P.
Who now fill important positions with good salaries. iiss
. the var’
BPadieR and fentlemen
Desiring to learn this light and honorable profession, should do so at once.
The average length of time required is three months. Ladies learn more rapidly ne
than Gentlemen. Both sexes admitted from 14 years of age upwards. || also, in
See our
The Terns for the full Course are: to Gentlemen, $30, and to Ladies, $20,
payable in advance There are no extra expenses, as all necessary materials, instru-
ments, &c., are f :d. Good board ak lodgings for gentlemen can be obtained AC
nstitute, where
they will be assisted to good boarding places.
For further particulars address © T. H. CHURCHILL,
89 St. James Street, Montreal, over Evening Star Office,
or at 34 King Street East, Toronto, Ont.
; {1 WELLINGTON STREET WEST,
iy ~ TORON TO, ONT.,
° Next Door to Mertanics’ Bank.
» il] ADAM MILLER,
: School Book Publisher,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FAX. WRITING PAPERS AND STATIONERY,
| FANCY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
° &c., &c.
WES, _ Agent forthe’ of Lovell’s Series of School Books.
Vaene ADAM, STEVENSON & CO,
ry, fPullishers, ooksellers and Ftatianers,
| . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, in
8, 10 AND I2 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO.
i A., S. & Co, direct the attention of the Trade and Book-buyers generally to the facilities they
|| possess for the execution of alf orders entrusted tothem. Their Stock is large and important, and in
the various departments is constantly being added to, of the
STANDARD AND RECENT WORKS,
Selected from the leading British and American Houses.
; s@e Special attention given to the furnishing of Public Libraries, Mechanics’ Institutes, &c. ;
| also, in the Legal, Medical, ‘Theological, and Educational Departments much attention is devoted.
See our General Book Catalogue, and Catalogues of the various Professional Departments.
tra || THE CANADA BOOKSELLER,
Bo A Quarterly Record of British, American, and Native Literature,
e, where FOR THE USE OF THE TRADE AND BOOK-BUYERS,
| PUBLISHED BY
Star Office, ADAM, STEVENSON & CO., |
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at once.
rapidly
lies, $20,
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Advertisements, MONTREAL, Province of Quebec.
— W. & F. P. CURRIE & CO,
100 Grey Nun Street, Montreal,
IMPORTERS OF
|Heen, Tim, Steel, Beller Plates, i
| Galuanized Fran, fanada Plates,
&c., &c.,
Boiler Tubes, Gas Tubes, | |
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“Steel Wire, Portland Cement,
Glass, | Canada Cement,
Paints, Paving Tiles,
Fire Bricks, Garden Vases,
Fire Clay, Chimney Tops,
Flye Covers, Fountains,
Drain Pipes,
|| Patent Etncausttc Paving Liles,|
&c., &C.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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SPRINGS.
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iain one. or mote ¢olors, Arms, Crésts, Geala, Large Pine Cuts for Pomere, ée._ All orders promptlyattended to,::
Advertisements, MONTREAL, Province of Quebec.
THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Chief Offices—1g and 20 Cornhill, London, England,
and 385 and 387 St. Paul Street, Montreal,
CAPITAL, - - - = = = = = = £2,500,000 Sterling.
Deposit Fund in Canada, over $150,000.
FIRE AND LIFE.
FRED. COLE, Secretary.
| MORLAND, WATSON & CO., GENERAL AGENTS FOR CANADA.
DOMINION CHARLES MARTIN,
STEAM 30 VICTORIA SQUARE,
LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT, MONTREAL, P. @,
MANUFACTURER OF
89 St. James Street,
wontmtnens BALL BLUE AND LIQUID BLUE,
The Celebrated
The undersigned is now ready to execute all orders in the G / ‘ i /
Lithographic and Typographic lines at {PEE inal Qad,
VERY “BEDUCED PRICES, For Infants and Invalids,
Plain and Fancy Printing, Commercial Lithography, Steel, anne
Copper and Wood Engraving, Labels, Music, Maps, Plans
and Drawings, executed with despatch and in the latest style UN/ VERSAL VA RNISH
of the art. s
ARTISTIC LITHOGRAPHY, CHROMOS Meprian ane eaee 1)
aap Bronze Powders, Gold, Silver and Metal
SHOW CARDS. Leaf, and Sponges.
None but first class Artists employed. SOLE AGENT IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA FOR THE
The largest Lithographic Press in Canada can be seen on} Nuremberg Ultramarine Works, Nuremberg, (Bavaria).
calling at the Dominion Lithographic Establishment. And the Color and Paint Manufacturers :
~ ; tes Pabst & Lambrecht, of Nuremberg (Bavaria).
i, By SHAREES LIONAIS: & CO), Henry Woods, Son & Co., Boston, Mass.
P; ee Humphrey, Kirby & Co.,. New Bedford, Mass.
ANGUS, LOGAN & CO,
Vapor Wlakers,
Envelope, Pamphlet Cover, Jobbing Coloured, Book and News Printing Papers, Manilla, Brown
and Grey Wrapping Papers, Roofing Felt and Match Papers,
IWheolesale Statianeks,
378 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL.
NM Us at Sherbrooke and Windsor, P. Q.
26 Advertisements, MontREAL, Province of Quebec.
ROBERTSON, STEPHEN & CO.) LYMANS, CLARE & CO,,
(EsTABLIsHED 1803,)
MONTREAL, P. Q.
IMPORTERS OF
oreign Drags,
English, French, and German
CHEMICALS,
dries and Furniture, Medical
Dry G9995 Diuaporters, Glass, Earthenware, and
a Perfumery.
CANADIAN WOOLLENS, sahara rei Wacae 4
\ &c., &c., LINSEED OIL, WHITE AND COLOURED | *
Nos, 18, 21, 23 and 25 Lemoine Street, PAINTS, PUTTY, &€C.
' Nos, 2, 4 and 6 St. Helen Street, Oil Cake, Thendl and Calcined Plaste:, Hydraulic |
MONTREAL, P. Q. Cement, &c., &c.
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The Canadian Lapress Company
Forward Merchandise, Money, and Packages of every description, Collect Bills
with Goods, Notes and Drafts, throughout
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,
Running Daily (Sundays excepted) over the entire Line of the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
Prescot and Ottawa, Brockville and Ottawa, and Port Hope and \'
Peterborough Railroads,
Also by the ALLAN LINE of Steamers to all parts of Europe.
Packages handed in at any Railway Station in Great Britain, consigned to Wm. Biackwoop,
Agent Canadian Express Company, Liverpool, will make quick despatch. Invoices must accompany
all Foreign Consignments,
Particular attention given to all Articles perishable by frost or heat.
Reduced Rates on large Consignments.
PrincipaAL OFFices AND AGENTS.
MONTREAL—D. T. Iris. | TORONTO—J, D. Irwin, | OTTAWA— C. C, Ray.
PORTLAND—J. E. Revitte. KINGSTON—G. T. Orrver, QUEBEC—W. C., Scort,
LIVERPOOL—Ws. Brackwoup. Office No 22, Town Buildings, Water Street.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
G. CHENEY, SuPERINTENDENT
Dyes and Spices, Druggists’ Sun- |
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Medical
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COLOURED ||
ollect Bills || |
Advertisements, MontREAL, Province of Quebec. 27
THOMAS FIRTH & SONS,
NORFOLK WORKS, SHEFFIELD,
J Converters ans Refiners of Steel,
Represented in Canada by
JAMES HUTTON & CO., MonrrEAL, QUE.
ea “ Goole’s pi eteree” Lhaking {Pouder.
TRADE MARK.
This celebrated and universally saniead Brand is manufactured only by
WwW. D. McLAREN,
No. 247 St. LAWRENCE STREET, MONTREAL.
The Trade promptly supplied, and liberally dealt with.
C. FITTS & CO. |GANADA WIRE WORKS.
CEsranuismeo 3827) THOS. OVERING,
ces CGKER AND BISCUIT) Practical Wire Worker,
4ND MANUFACTURER OP
ta | MANUFACTURERS Fourdrinier and Cylinder Cloths for Paper Mills,
e of the I Wire Cloth, Seives, Riddles, Rat Traps, &c., &c,
| 142 INSPECTOR STREET, Particular attention paid to Builders Work ; ; Cemetery, Gar-
.- den and Farm Fencing made to order.
| (Between St. Bonaventure and St. Antoine Streets,) 7 CRAIG STREET, WEST OF VICTORIA SQUARE,
ope and | @ me P. O. Box, 1923,
, MONTREAL, MONTREAL, P. Q.
pe. q SL WAT ORG OR ene Te tes ei ae Cee
abe f Letter Relting, Tloseand Lace Leather
st accompany
C, Ray.
. ScortT,
MANUFACTORY.
JOHN C. McLAREN,
MANUFACTURER OF
English Oak-Tanned Leather Belting and Fire Engine Hose, also, of Page’s Patent Lace Leather, and
Dealer in India Rubber Belting, Hose, Packing, &c., and all kinds of Manufacturers’ Supplies,
247 St. James Street, opposite the Ottawa Hotel,
MONTREAL, QUE.
Advertisements, MontrEAL, Province of Quebec.
BAYLIS, WILKES & CO., |
MONTREAL VARNISH COMPANY, :
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF a
y ae ae oe ee ee
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
VARNISHES AND JAPANS|
FOR
COACH BUILDERS’ USE,
Which ave made upon the same principle as that adopted by the 4
most li English Houses. |
B., W. & Co’s. Varnishes can be obtained at all Hardware |
and Druggists’ Stores throughout the Dominion of Canada. .
B., W. & Co. call the attention of NEWSPAPERS and GENERAL | :
PRINTERS to the fact that they have established a
Manufactory of Printing Ink, |
and are prepared to supply all colors and qualities on most reason-
able terms. Address
BAYLIS, WILKES & CO,,
OFFICE AND FACTORY, 18, 20, 22, 24 anv 26 NAZARETH STREET,
MONTREAL,
Advertisements, MoNTREAL, Province of Quebec.
ER HANGTy
WINDOW SHADE G
WAREHOUSE. re
ROBERT MILLER,
Importer, Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealer in
i Scheel Beoks, B
|
q INKS, TWINES, PAPERS,
N OF x ~
is AND .
| Plain and Fancy. Stationeru,
"397 NOTRE DAME STREET,
MONTREAL.
ROBERT SORBY & SONS,
CARVER STREET, SHEFFIELD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Das, Bdge Tools, Vatent Deythes & Sheep Shears,
rd by the
Represented in Canada by
i
fardware & JAMES HUTTON & CO., Montreat, QUE.
Ici on parle Frangais, Espagnol, et Italien.
nuruaeice HENRY OLDRIGHT, IN PRESS : |
B\ Attomey and Barvister-at-Law,,U% Woeket Ga $¢ ttoor |
| Notary Public, Conveyauncer, 4
| OF j
i &e., &c. ;
reason-| see BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, i
Official Law Reporter to the Supreme To be Published i
Court of Nova Scotia. Be i
ET Orrice—54 Beprorp Row, Hatirax, N. S. JOHN LOVELL,
-- MONTREAL.
Advertisements, MoNTREAL—QUEBEC, Province of Quebec.
JOSEPH GUNDRY & CO,
BRIDPORT, DORSETSHIRE,
Manufacturers of {Patent Threads, lets, |
eines, Lines and: Dunes,
Represented in Canada by
JAMES HUTTON & CO., MONTREAL, QUE.
- GEORGE GOODWIN & CO,
IMPORTERS,
AND
MANUFACTURERS’? AGENTS,
No. 10 St. PAUL STREET,
QUEBEC.
BRITISH AMERICAN AND GERMAN CANADIAN
MANUFACTURES. MANUFACTURES, MANUFACTURES, Stoneware,
Glassware, Stoneware, | Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Earthenware,
China and Earthenware | China, Lamps, and Coal Oil, Soap,
of every description. |! Fancy Goods. Lubricating Oil, Smoking Pipes.
DRUM’S
New Ghair and Gakinet
g
1 |
STEAM FACTORY,
On the River St. Charles, off St. Paul Street,
WAREROOMS:
103 ST. PAUL AND 7 ST. CHARLES STREETS,
QUEBEC, P. Q.
This ‘s she iargest, most complete and extensive Furniture Factory in the
Provinec, ing supplied with over fifty of the most recent inventions of ‘ Labor-
Savini. ‘Vla-bines,” in full operation, gives facilities unrivalled for producing every-
thing 12 the Furniture line under former prices.
The Proprietux's increase of business latterly may be principally attributed to
the excellence in workmanship, and elegance of style, of his productions; these,
with low charges combined, are some of his greatest studies.
Wholesale and Retail Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine,
WM. DRUM, Propnetor.
|
|
The qd
grade of
country,
The cx
into thre
the Colle
Course, o
intend to
The S
about th
Distribut
Board
Applic:
for boarde
} made in p
For fur
BR
D
Tssuec
St. John jc
put togeth«
tory in the
f ‘* Labor-
ing every-
tributed to
bns; these,
d examine.
| about the 1st week of July with an Annual Examination,
| made in person, or by letter, to the Director.
Advertisements, Hauirax, Nova Scotia—St. Joun, New Brunswick. 31
WILLIAM CROWE,
Wholesale Agent
FOR
pe eaintone: s Family SFauing Machines.
Sale Rooms, 151 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. S.
| : AGENTS WANTED.
St. Wary’s College, EXTRA
BELLE-AIR, _ Shoe Mails, Facks,
St Aa ere ARE MANUFACTURED
Under the patronage of His Grace the Arch-
bishop of Halifax, and Directed aid
by the Christian Brothers. S. R. FOSTER
e e >}
The object of the above institution is to afford a superior AT THE
grade of education to the youth of Halifax and the surrounding
country. NEW BRUNSWICK
The course of Instruction pursued in the College is divided
into three departments : the Primary, the Intermediate, and
the Collegiate, and also embraces an exclusively Commercial Na IL, SHOE Na IL & TA CK Works.
Course, offering rare advantages to young gentlemen who
intend to make business their pursuit.
The Session commences on the Ist September, and ends
Orrice, Nos. 9 anp 11 Georce Srregt,
ST. JOHN, N. B.
Distribution of Premiums, and awarding of Diplomas.
Defms : For Price List and Samples, please address our
| Board and Tuition, per annum, $120. Agent,
JOHN A. ADAMS,
30 St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.
Applications for admission, and for information as to terms
for boarders and day scholars, and on all other points, to be
For further information see Catalogue.
Orders solicited, prompt attention, and satisfaction
BROTHER VICTORIAN, Director.
guaranteed,
Daily Telegraph and Dourual,
JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK,
Issued every morning, Sundays excepted. Terms: $5 per annum, in advance. ‘Treble the circulation of any other
St. John journal, Favorite Advertising Medium.
The Weekly Telegraph,
Price $1 ; Issued every Wednesday ; Circulates throughout New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
E83" The above Daily and Weekly enjoy a combined circulation exceeding the i issue of all the other St. John newspapers
put together, and offer the best Advertising Medium in the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion,
£5" From Thirty to Forty Thousand papers issued weekly from this Office.
Address, JOHN LIVINGSTON, Eaitor and Proprietor.
es
aan crane Taiee
82
W. HUTTON & SONS,
SHEFFIELD,
SManufacturers. of Filuer, German. Siluet
and §lectro-flated flickel Siluer,
Represented in Canada by
JAMES HUTTON & CO., MontTREAL, QUE.
LOVELL’S SERIES OF DIRECTORIES.
Dominion, Provincial, County, City, and Town Directories.
HE want of accurate, reliable and intelligible Local Directories has been commonly felt and
generally expressed by all classes in Canada, and only in a less degree by the inhabitants of the
neighboring Provinces. Indeed the complaint has become so common, and the requests to remove it
so urgent, that the Publisher of the Dominion Directory has determined to make the experiment, and
discover for himself what encouragement may be expected for such books as the commercial public
have very generally concurred in asking for. Should the first experiment turn out satisfactorily, it is
the Publisher’s intention to follow it systematically, and at stated periods, with new and enlarged
editions of the same works. He begs further to say that whether such Directories be general in their
character, like the Dominion Directory, or local, like the Provincial Directories, or Municipal, like the J
County, City or Town Directories, they will in either and all cases be prepared with the greatest §
care, constructed on the simplest plan, printed ina uniform manner and bound according toa uniform
pattern,
As the Publisher of the Dominion Direcrory is thoroughly acquainted with the modes in which
information for such uses should be obtained, and as he has accumulated an immense stock of the |
requisite materials, and gathered about him a reliable body of men, who by constant employment as |
agents or artizans, have made themselves practically acquainted with every branch of this depart-
ment of industry, he is able to offer guarantees of his ability to satisfy the commonly expressed want |
by printing and publishing accurate, reliable and intelligible Directories. \
The Publisher has no hesitation in guarantecing as thorough correctness as it is possible to attain,
and respectfully points to the accompanying Directory as as example of the character of the work
and of the workmanship he will study to maintain in the projected series. Intimation from mer-
chants and gentlemen in localities where the want of a Directory is recognized, would be accepted as
a special favor, and acted upon wherever practicable.
Dominion Direcrory Orrice, Montreal, January, 1871.
ROBINSON & RALSTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OOTS AND SHOES|
Wholesale,
57 KING STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B.
N. B.—Goods manufactured specially for various Markets.
The Caston a“ Olasgow Sate Tousdey,
LONDON.
SSTABLISHED AND UNITED
1718 Ss 1742. : 1860.
Siluer|
Fk, ! eo
HENRY WILLIAM CASLON & CO’S. |
. _ Buperier Hard Metal Lype|
IES. FOR BOOK AND NEWSPAPER FOUNTS,
dre furnished with the requisite Accents jor French and Spanish,
rector 10S
. W. CASLON & Co. have the satisfaction to announce to Newnes Proprietors and Printers
"Works, which subject Type to additional Wear in consequence of the Long Numbers, Speed, and
ylindrical Pressure of Modern Printing Machinery, that they have picolat A in producing a very ||
PERIOR HARD METAL TYPE, which combines the advantages of Hardness, Toughness, and
plidity, as tested by the average working of 165,000 Impressions Weekly of the « Tlustrated
jondon News.” This Metal is Twopence per Ib. extra.
ew and enlarged
jélea, folkking Founts,
e general in their J
fonielond, like the ff WITH COMPLETE SETS OF ACCENTS.
ith the greatest §
ding toa uniform ff
nmonly felt and
thabitants of the
ests to remove it
experiment, and
ommercial public
atisfactorily, it is
he Specimen book must be consulted for a Synopsis of the Jobbing Founts manufactured at this
Establishment, together with a variety of Register Borders for Colour Printing, Ornaments, &c.
> modes in which ]
eso of the The Original Old-Faced Letters,
t employment as }
h of this depart- pasrate in the early part of the last century, by the celebrated\
yr Suet EN Witham Caston, ave in this Foundry.
ossible to attain, ‘ a
ee of the work fMelain and Ornamental Metal Rules for Borders, French Metal Furniture cast to
mation from mer- the English Standard of Pica Ems, Superior Metal Reglet, perfectly true,
ld be accepted s twenty-six inches long, or cut to ems, especially adapted for Table
Work, Side Notes, Broadsides, 8&&c., 8c.
PRINTING INKS, COLUMBIAN, ALBION, AND IMPERIAL PRESSES.
Brass Rule, plain, wave or dotted, cut to ems and numbered, also Brass Rule Cases. :
’
Composing Sticks, Column and other Gaileys in Brass, Zinc, or Mahogany, F rames,
- Cases, ‘Chases, Imposing Stones and Tables, Ink Tables, Screw ..
| and Cutting Presses, Wood Furniture, and every
S E GS Article connected with Printing Materials.
WOOD LETTER CUT TO ANY SIZE OR PATTERN.
AcmnTs ror CANADA raat Ce CLAYTON & eee:
447 St. Paul Street, Montreal,
Noire Who have ES) cimens. of Type for inspection. Immediate attention will be given to an |
larkets. a ae received either shrough them or direct. to London. - Y -
pan
eee
R. 8. NEWALL & CO.,
Sole Patentees of
UNTWISTED WIRE ROPE,
FOR SHIPS’ STANDING RIGGING.
NEWALL & CO’S. WIRE RIGGING
Is one-half the weight, one-sixth the bulk, and one-half the price of Hemp Rigging, ship for ship. It is Lighter and stronger
than any other Wire Rope in the market, and is entirely machine made, Their
PATENT COPPER WIRE CORD
Is also extensively used for Window-sash Lines, Hot-houses, Lightning Conductors, Picture Cord, Clock Cord, Tent Ropes,
Clothes Lines, and many other purposes for which Hempen’ Rope had previously "been used.
The exquisite Flower Baskets in the Crystal Palace are hung with Newall and Co,’s Patent Cord.
NEWALL & CO’S. PATENT WIRE STRAND
Will be found far superior to single wire for Fencing, Railway, Signal Cord, etc., etc. and may be obtained, Galvanized or
Varnished, OF ANY LENGTH IN ONE PIECE, This is admirably suited for Espaliers, Training Roses, General Garden
and Ornamental Work. It requires no paint, and wiil never corrode.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR FENCING FIXED COMPLETELY WITH WIRE STRANDS,
MANUFACTORY:-GATESHEAD"“ON=-TYNE.
OFFIOBS AND WAREHOUSES:
180 Strand, London. Broomielaw, Glasgow. 17 South Castle Street, Liverpool, 27 Dale Street, Manchester.
HUBBUCK S PATENT WHITE ZINC PAINT.
By a process, which is patented, the pure White Zino Paint is cheaper than White
Lead, It is the most durable and beautiful paint known, and does not stain or discolor
with the London atmosphere.
Those direful maladies, Paralysis and Painters’ Colic, which destroy health and entail
suffering and misery on posterity, will be entirely avoided, Apartments may now be
% immediately occupied without danger. It is entirely free from any poisonous or perni-
cious property.
- ADULTERATIONS.—Several Paint Grinders have been selling Zinc Paint adulterated with Sulphate of Barytes, some
even to the extent of thirty per cent. No workman can produce good work with such material, Those who have once used
Hubbuck’s patent Zinc Paint will never willingly use any other Paint for their best work.
To prevent the prejudice which the inferior article must produce, each cask of pure White Zinc Paint is stamped—
“ HUBBUCK, LONDON, PATENT.”
Inferior Zinc Paint so marked, having been sold in Foreign Markets, the Patentees offer a reward of Firty Pounps for
information which shall lead to the conviction in an English or Colonial Court of those who have pirated their mark, It is
to be observed that both exporters and dealers are liable for its sale.
THOMAS HUBBUCK & SON,
' WHITE LEAD, OIL, ‘AND VARNISH WORK, 24 LIME STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND.
st For public schools, and all rooms occupied by children, there will now be no excuse for using poisonous paints, Parents
have remarked that their children, on returning from the country to newly painted houses, have suffered in health, The
reason is evident; the breath extracts the poison from White Lead even after the paint is dry, and the lungs draw in the J
deadly vapour.
“Among other tests to which it has been subjected, has been that of painting the hold of a sugar vessel, which, after |
sa voyage to St. Kitt’s and back, was found, after washing, to be as white as the first day the paint was applied.” — Yorn Bull,
September 14, 1850.
1] ‘The most valuable protection to Iron Roofs, Bridges, Piers, Ships and Buildings, exposed to stormy weather and scorching sun};
HUBBUCK’S ANTI=CORROSIVE PAINTS,
they soon become extremely hard, do not blister, and are very durable, ‘They are made of Stone, Slate, Copper, deny. Blue,
Green, or any other Color that is desired.
HUBBUCK’S PALE BOILED OIL
: ; sim Jan color than Raw Linsced il, is a quick, hard and certain drier, and the only Boiled Oil, suitable for White and Light Paints, | ;
PAINTS AND OILS PROPERLY PACKED FOR EXPORTATION.
Tae Wan ee Le eo wie OAM NRE A PT dg CO ETUR RYT C2 ee yn Ee ey ge ee ene:
GT ED, UR NN IE ITT "h..
‘ HS a a ha | wt
Advertisements, Liverroot, England. 85
).,
OPE,
Sa st Pi
a
s Lighter and stronger
k Cord, Tent Ropes, SE, ysiy (DES 2 tf at Pcie we Ba ml
used.
t Cord.
tained, Galvanized or
<7 A SH INGTON
oa es | Hatel y |
LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Now under entire new management,
cheaper than White
not stain or discolor
roy health and entail
ments may now be
y poisonous or perni-
ass eat bartels This magnificent Building is one of the finest and most elabo-
who have once used Mrately finished Hotels in the United Kingdom, covering an area of
ht is stamped— 1200 Square Yards, and contains 200 noble and spacious Rooms,
«Furry Pouwe &e gutted up with every luxury and requisite that modern art and expe-
dtheir mark, It is™rience can furnish.
The chief Coffee Room is 60 feet square, and will accommo-
date 300 Visitors.
eeauiigatcsion The Hotel is situated on a commanding and beautiful site in the
ous paints, Parents very Heart of the town, opposite the London and North-Western
e lungs draw ia the Mm Railway Station, St. George’s Hall, the Free Public’ Library and
vessel, which, after ug Museum, the Wellington Monument, and within a very. easy. dis-
1a bul tance of the Tithebarn Street (Exchange) Station, the Theatres, the
George’s and New Great Landing Stages of the River Mersey.
.; be ata to different parts of the town and’suburbs pass the
im Hotel. :
ted Ligh Pai | , | J. B. MAYCOCK, MANAGER.
cn a rn eh nee
and scorching sun;
‘opper, White, Blue,
EDWARD GRAY’ S
WP sterst
HORSE SHOES,
EDWARD GRAY, Parentzz anp So.e Masuriorpauntl
Grooued PFteel and Stool Paced Lhars,
To be made into Horse Shoes.
This is a most important invention, and one that has long been wanted, as it will enable Horses
to obtain a FIRM FooTHOLD, and prevent them slipping or falling, which is of daily occurrence in |
London and other large cities and towns, Shoes made from this material will not require sharpening |
in winter, and will be found of universal advantage on the Road or in the Field: they are two-thirds |
lighter, will last longer, and look much better than any other shoes.
Another great advantage is, they do not shake and heat the Horses’ legs and feet like other shoes,
the teeth, acting as a spring, prevent’concussion. Horses shod with these Shoes will last years longer
than if shod with any other. They can be altered, fitted, and put on by any ordinary farrier.
The Patentee is now ready. to supply the Material, or Shoes made of any size or.thickness to ||
suit all kinds of horses. All orders sent as below, shall have prompt attention.
Merchants, Ironmongers, and the trade supplied.
Prices are determined by the diameter of the Fore Shoe.
3h 34 4 44 #46 42 SS 54 5&5 6 6} 64 62 7 inch.
4d, 4d, 4d. 4d. 44d. 43d. sd. sid. std. sd. 6d. 64d, 64d. 63d. 7d. each.
‘Extract from tast work [1869] on Horse Shoes and Horse Shoeing, by GEORGE FLEMING, F.R.G.S.,
F.AS.L., Member of Council of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Veterinary Surgeon Royal
Engineers, &e.
‘¢ Por very many years inventors have endeavoured to remédy the defects of calkins in various ways. In this century
many plans have been adopted, the iron or steel employed being, in a number of instances, rolled by machinery, and generally
| channelled into grooves or concavities, The most successful of these attempts to fabricate shoes to. prevent slipping appears
to be that adopted by Mr. Epwarp Gray, of Sheffield.”
Moscow Works, Mowbray Street, Sheffield.
PRIZI
FOR
THE ONL
MOSES
Saws ai
s Rear
oi aa ORME LAL TT ET
mle J y , hind ai r
A — SS a STS
— avin) Saoaid 87
MOSES EADON & SONS, °
{President /Waorks,
Patent. SHEFFIELD,
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
STEEL, SAWS, FILES, ANVILS,
- VICES, AND HAMMERS, |
S ENGINEERS’ TOOLS, Ko,
th
5s 6M PROVED MACHINE
Sheen and Sinking the Teeth of Saws,
AND WHICH RECEIVED
FACTURER &
YORK
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION,
1866,
AND EFFICIENCY.”
THE
) aAFs, PRIZE MEDAL ATTHE =
l enable Horses | FOR EAORREENOR
occurrence in | THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL, LONDON,
uire sharpening |
are two-thirds | 1862.
THH ONLY PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN,
1865,
AWARDED TO
MOSES EADON & SONS,
FOR
mh Files and Edge Tools,
AWARDED TO
ike other shoes,
MOSES EADON & SONS,
ast years longer
farrier. ied il
or.thickness to HMB Saws and Machine Knives, ,
Me Reaping Knives; Finger Plates, &c.; Paper Makers’ Roller Bars
| and Bottom Plates; Machine Knives of every description ;
Plane and Moulding Irons; Millsaw Buckles ;
, F.RG.S,, Tillars, Cotters and Gibs.
urgeon Royal
7 inch.
7d. each.
By Royal Letters Patent, No. 1628. .
In this century
hery, and generally
pt slipping appears | )NVENTORS AND PATENTEES OF THE
SOLID ENDLESS BELT OR BAND SAW.
Advertisements, SHerriELp, England.
JAMES CHESTERMAN & CO,
| Shou /Watks,
SHEE FI Ei] LD.
_ meen l i
~ | | i 4
‘an tou iH
$-Size mee eyes s Patent Steel Tape, $-Size Chesterman’s Patent Metallic Tape,
0. 38 L., 66 Feet. No. 34 L., 66 Feet.
Sole Manufacturers of
CHESTERMAN’S PATENT
Spring, Metal i Steel)
AND OTHER
| “4 yes 4 ot =
js feel Rules, § trarght zB ages,
&c., &c.
|| All Goods marked with the Name and Trave wage Mark. |
Sipe on cetetmaoeees tier eitintaratel smear ama meemonctetiatioeoeeaees
i NP PAY EP ot esiithas (i aod ee alt ats (
Advertisements, SHEFFIELD, England. 89 |.
CO. GREAT EXHIBITION, 1851.
Prize Medal, Class 22, Awarded
BM. & H. ARMITAGE & Co.
_Mousechole Forge, near Sheffield,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
BGenuine Mouschole Anvils,
Vices, Hand, Sledge and Engineering Flammers,
GRINDERS’ AXLES AND PLATES, 7
Wasous and Lecavators Tools,
AND
All kinds of Mill and Forge Work,
&e, &c., &c.
Aetallic Tape,
t.
'
-
|
M&HH
ARMITAGE
None ave Genuine but those Marked MOUSE
ANOLE
FORGE,
ling and Polishing Goiiner Furniture, Pianoforte i, Papier Mache, Janet and 3
‘Varnished Goods, Carriage Bodies, &c. Sold in botcdes at 8d, 1s adand 2s,
J. A. cautions the Public Against spurious imitations, 0 offered under as allurement of heapnen and ieee to
_ Fesemble the genuine nicmaett
, POLISHING PASTE,
For, Cran Bras Corer, Britannia Metal, &c, Warranted a superior Article, ‘Sold in pots at 6a and 185 ‘
_ ADAMS’ PLATE POWDER,
eleies) free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes at 6d and x85, and Tins at ate
Prepared solely by the Inventor,
ADAMS, Victoria Park, paw. England,
old. Retai tail Drugeiatn, Grocers, Ironmongers, Cabinet Makers, &c. Shopkeepers supplied Wholesale on liberal terms,
facturer and the Wholesale Houses in: the above trades aie ae the Kingdom and pone
xpor
Established 1750.
The only Prize Medals. at the Great Exhibition, fst and International
Exhibition, London, 1862, for
Sheep and other Shears,
WERE AWARDED TO
WM, WILKINSON & SONS,
GRIMESTHORPE,
NEAR SHEFFIELD,
Manufacturers and Inventors of the “y
NEW PATENT SHEEP SHEARS, fii il
And every description of Sheep, Horse, Glovers’, Thatchers’, and i é rANUH
‘Weavers’ Shears; Shoe, Butchers’, Cook, Palette, and Bread Knives, &o.
CAUTION.—A Fraudulent Imitation of WILLIAM WILKINSON and
SONS old TRADE MARK having been practised, we deem it advisable.
in jusitfication to ourselves, to notice the matter by public Advertisement, and
otherwise to caution our friends, lest they should be imposed upon by the de-
ception thus practised. All parties will, therefore, kindly observe that. our
add)
TRADE MARK. CORPORATE MARK.
And on the ‘
Advertisements, LONDON—MANCcHESTER—SHEFFIELD, England. 41
| F, & C, OSLER, CURTIS & WALCH,
anufactory, Broad Street, Birmingham.) © 4 rorrLanp strezr,
EsTaBLIsHED 1807, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND,
London Show Rooms, 45 Oxford Street, W.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manufacturers,
For Candles and Gas, 2
UT GLASS LUSTRES AND GIRONDOLES,
TasLe GLass IN EVERY VARIETY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
INCLUDING
Decanters, Wine Glasses, Tumblers, and Caraffes,
Water Jugs and Goblets, Desert Services, ; ‘ a
Ice Dishes, Ice Plates, &c., &c. Grey Domestics, Sheetings, Long
cloths, Regattas, Denims, Ticks, Ging-
Ornamental Glass, hams, Drills, Nankeens, Croydons, Shirt-
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN, ings, Mediums, Silesias, Jeanetts, Cas-
Export and General Furnishing Orders tor Glass bans, Rollée ie Satteens, Coutills,
promptly executed. Shoe Linings, Linen, and other goods.
ESTABLISHED 1772.
GZ
oo
ye
8. & R. LINLEY, CLOUGH WORKS, SHEFFIELD,
ANUFACTURERS OF ScyTHEs, SICKLES, Hay, CHAFF, REAI
KNIVES,
= = Se
ING, MOWLNG, AND ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
EsTABLISHED 1784,
CORPORATE MARK VULCAN.
THOMAS ELLIN & CO.
Sylvester Works, Sheffield,
eneval Merchants and Manufacturers of Steel Files, Ekedge Tools,
and Cutlery, in Table Kuives, Shoe, Butchers, Bread and
Cook Knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c.
6
42 Advertisements, BrruiIncHAM—LIVERPOOL—MANcHEsTER, &c., England.
—_—_—_—-
JOSEPH
GILLOTT’S
COMMAND.
CELEBRATED
STEEL PENS.
Sold by all Dealers throughout the World.
Every Packet bears the Fac-simile
of his Signature,
EASTWOOD, GREENHALGH & CO,
MANCHESTER,
Shoe Findings,
Lastings, Galloons, Machine Twist, Boot Webs,
Elastic Webs, Linings, Laces,
AND
All other goods suitable for the trade in the
UNITED STATES and CANADA.
MARK.
GEORGE CUTTS,
Manufacturer of every description
ELECTRO SILVER PLATED
MWritansia Wletal Wares,
PARK WORKS,
88 Broad Street,
SHEFFIELD.
GEORGE HOLT,
METAL FACTOR,
MIDDLETON BUILDINGS,
I RUMFORD STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
Inon—Bars, Rails, Rods, Hoops, Bands, Sheets, Plates, Angles,
Tees, Beams, Nail Strips,"Nail Sheets, &c.
Corrrr, YrLLow Merat, LEAD, Tin, TINNED PLATES, CAN-
ADA PLATES, ZINC, SPELTER, CHAINS, ANCHORS,
BorteR Tubes, GAs Tunes, DECK SPIKEs,
CARRIAGE Bots, Wroventr NAILS,
Rivers, Wirz, &¢., &c.
WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.
(Established by 40 years experience as the best @
Preservative for the Teeth and Gums.)
JEWSBURY & BROWN’S
Oriental Tooth Waste.
The Original and only Genuine bears the Signature and
Trade Mark of the Proprietors.
BRS” Retailed by the principal Perfumers, Chemists, &c.,
throughout the United Kingdom, America, and the Colonies,
Warranted to keep in any climate, and supplied by all the
leading Wholesale Houses,
SHIP LOG J
Oe ESO) ms ’ TH
WALKER’S ” @
Harpoon Ship Log and Sounding Machines,
MASSEY’S @and
Ship Log and Sounding Machines.
T. WALKER & SON,
58 OXFORD ST., BIRMINGHAM,
Hs EB. PIS TOR,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
German and other Foreign Manufacturers of
arity Goods,
Bohemian Glass, China, Musical Instru-
ments, Toys of every description,
Pencils, Marbles, &Sc.
21 CRESCENT, BIRMINGHAM.
| von
gar A large Sample Collection always on‘ hand. |
—
England. . Advertisements, MoNTREAL, Province of Quebec. 43
Great International Reute.
beasla Lkroad Gauae khathuanu.
nd Gums.) 7 aera iat
pwns I o// MILES UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT!
Vast. i THE GREAT DIRECT CANADIAN
the Signature and
cwcenients WAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE
a, and the Colonies,
supplied by all the BETWEEN THE
OG.@ Eastern and Western States.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE TO ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST,
Close Connections made with all Connecting Lines,
ing Machines ; ‘ : .
‘geod Through Tickets issued to all important points.
er &k=> For San Francisco, Sacramento, Salt Lake City,
» ] e e e e
wesaM, = @™&QOmaha, and intermediate places on the Pacific Railway,
OR, (gthe Grand Trunk is the most direct route.
E
Splendid Palace Sleeping Cars are now run between
Chicago and Sarnia without change.
ufacturers of
0S,
usical Instru-
cription,
C.
GHAM.
vom Passengers holding Through Tickets, American Money ts
veceived, at par, for Sleeping Berths and Refreshments.
BE SURE AND ASK FOR TICKETS VIA THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
C. J. BRYDGES, MaAnacine DrirEcTor.
lways on hand. |
—!
spac eimai scene ecm re
44 Advertisements, MontrEAL, Canada—Nuw York, U. 8, Pl
MORTON, BLISS & CO.,
BANKERS, 30 BROAD STREET, N. Y.,
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for Travellers ; also Commercial Credits available in}
all parts of the World.
Telegraphic Transfers of money made on all parts of Europe.
The Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and Merchants received; Interest allowed on Deposits;
Advances made on Cotton, Sterling and Domestic Exchange, and approved Securities.
Drafts for £1 and upwards on the Bank of Scotland, and Provincial Bank of Ireland andj
Branches.
MCRIJON, ROSE & CO.,
BARTHOLOMEW-HOUSE, LONDON.
wT ©.
etories.9
Dominion, {Prouineis!, Gounty, tty,
and Dawn es
HE want of accurate, reliable and intelligible Local Directories has been commonly felt and
generally expressed by all classes in Canada, and only in a less degree by the inhabitants of the
neighboring Provinces, Indeed the complaint has become so common, and the requests to remove it§
so urgent, that the Publisher of the Dominion Directory has determined to make the experiment, and
discover for himself what encouragement may be expected for such books as the commercial public
have very generally concurred in asking for. Should the first experiment turn out satisfactorily, it is
the Publisher’s intention to follow it systematically, and at stated periods, with new and enlarged
editions of the same works. He begs further to say that whether such Directories be general in their
character, like the Dominion Directory ; or local, like the Provincial Directories ; or Municipal, like the
County, City or Town Directories, they will in either and all cases be prepared with the greatest |
care, constructed on the simplest plan, printed in a uniform manner and bound according to a uniform
pattern.
As the Publisher of the Dominion Directory is thoroughly acquainted with the modes in which
information for such uses should be obtained, and as he has accumulated an immense stock of the Q
requisite materials, and gathered about him a reliable body of men, who by constant employment as
agents or artizans, have made themselves practically acquainted with every branch of this depart-
ment of industry, he is able to offer guarantees of his ability to satisfy the commonly expressed want |
by printing and publishing accurate, reliable and intelligible Directories,
The Publisher has no hesitation in guaranteeing as thorough correctness as it is possible to attain, |
and respectfully points to the accompanying Directory as an example of the character of the work | A
and of the workmanship he will study to maintain in the projected series, Intimation from mer-|
chants and gentlemen in localities where the want of a Directory is recognised, would be accepted as
a special favor, and acted upon wherever practicable,
*
Dominron Directory Office,
Montreal, January, 1871. Ww. C,
Sr uence rnin end ase a iSO RAR AE TSP ETRE nO TH NOSSO —
, Advertisements, Boston—NrEw York, United States. 45
LO., SHELDON COLLINS,
edits available in} Manufacturer of
s.-lf§- RINTING INKS
es. >]
of Ireland and \
EXTRA BLACK
, Book. News, Card, Job, Wood Cut,
COLORED INKS,
Of every variety.
Ofice and Depot, 26 Frankfort Street,
NEW YORK.
W. C. DONALD & CO,
Manufacturers of
PRINTING INKS.
OF ALL GRADES, FOR
Meuspaper, Lhook and fol /Waork,
/Gttu,)
mmonly felt andj
inhabitants of the
tests to remove it}
e experiment, and
pbmmercial public
satisfactorily, it is
ew and enlarged
p general in their
unicipal, like the
ith the greatest]
ding to a uniform
modes th which shies e
vot til Colored inks, Varnishes, | |
of this depart- AND |
y expressed want) i
ee BRONZE POWDERS. \
possible to attain, | Bik
cter of the work | i]
ation from mer-
Id be accepted as LAM P BLACK,
And we manufacture, and have on hand for sale, Wholesale and Retail, the finest qualities of
For Painters and Leather Manufacturers.
All Orders, by Mail or Express, promptly answered. ee
W. C, DONALD. OFFICE, 25 MILK STREET, BOSTON. C, H. INGALLS. 7;
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DESCRIPTION.
Turis machine is of a new pattern, and designed for
the finest kinds of Boox, Woop-cur and CoLor PRINTING.
The bed is driven by
a crank, without bed-springs, and without the slightest jar.
R. HOE & CO., New York.
wit
STOP CYLINDER PRINTING MACHINE FOR FINE WORK.
her by an inking table or vibrat
linder is stationary during the return of
jon is eit
istribut
impression cy
i ° iil
AAW iii Na
TO PRINTERS, BINDERS AND PUBLISHERS.
The subscribers manufacture ROTARY PRINTING PRESSES, with | HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY PRESS, FOR NEWSPAPERS of moderate
from two to ten impression cylinders, Also, PERFECTING PRESSES | circulations, printing by hand power eight hundred impressions per
of various descriptions, with two or more impressions cylinders, to | hour, Also, furnish every article required in printing offices, (in-
be used with type or stereotype, and with one to six fee¢ or with | cluding type). PATENT LITHOGRAPHIC POWER PRESSES, HYDRAU-
rolls of paper. SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER PRES . BED] LIC AND SCREW PRESSES. BOOKBINDERS’ MACHINERY; also
AND PLATEN POWER PRESS, for book work. NEW STOP CYLIN- | MACHINERY FOR EULECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS, CAST
DER PRESS, with table distribution, and from four to ten-form rol- | STEEL SAWS WITH IMPROVED INSERTED TEETH. The above are all
lers, for the finest illustrated newspapers and the best book and | manufactured on our own premises, under our personal supervision, W
wood-cut work, SMALE JOB, CARD, RAILROAD TICKET AND Covu- | of the best material and workmanship. Illustrated catalogues sent
PON PRESSES, SINGLE LARGE HAND CYLINDER PRESS AND SINGLE | on application,
~ utters
R. HOE & CO.
Office and Warerooms 29 and 31 Gold Street, N. Y.,
Manufactories on Grand, Broome, Sheriff and Columbia Streets, N. Y.
cylinder as may be desired, and the number of form rollers,
the bed, and the fingers close on the sheet before the reg-
from two to ten according to size.
The d
The
et se ean ATT TESD PPEY A RNETE REET PEON CE NEES T EE BANDE ECE GVA EE ANE ATE IE LP IELINGE ETO
Advertisements, New York, United States. 47
AND
Printers WArchouse,
ESTABLISHED I8I0O,
FARMER, LITTLE & CO,
os. 63 and 65 Beekman Street, corner Gold Street,
NEW YORK.
as 1t gears directiy into the bed, periect register 1s. obtained.
The fingers never require shitting, whatever the size of the
form, and no tapes are used. When so ordered, the bed
is arranged to be run either once or twice, thus passing the
form under the inking rollers either two or four times to
each impression as may be required.
his, the Oldest Foundry in New York, is always prepared to fill
orders for our well-known Types, with exactness and despatch.
OLOR PRINTING.
OUR
BOOK, NEWS, JOB, and
ORNAMENTAL TYPE
Are made of the Best Materials to be found in the world, and the
inish of our Type, beyond question, cannot be excelled—combin-
g great accuracy, and perfect justification and line.
We furnish every kind of Printing Type. If name or title is
ot known send printed specimen of a single letter.
The bed is driven by
2 DOOK, VY OOD-CUT and
The distribution is either by an inking table or vibrating
inds 0
Persons desiring to order from us, please send for Specimen Book.
a crank, without bed-springs, and without the slightest jar.
The impression cylinder is stationary during the return of
cylinder as may be desired, and the number of form rollers,
the bed, and the fingers close on the sheet before the reg-
from two to ten according to size.
moresczerlm@ ENGRAVING, ELECTROTYPING, & STEREOTYPING,
printing offices, (in-
R PRESSES, HYDRAU-
’ MACHINERY ; also
EREOTYPERS, CAST
ETH, The above are all
personal supervision,
Hirated catalogues sent We are pleased to receivé orders for Printing Presses, of any maker, Paper
utters, Cases, Galleys, &c.
AGENTS FOR FRANCIS & LOUTREL'S COMPOSITION.
Advertisements, New York, U. S—MontreEAx, Canada.
\
Go Printers, Lithographers, Pookbinders and Manufacturing Stationers,
VICTOR E. MAUGER
Has pee in offering some of the most perfect Machinery and Materials adapted to the wants of
the Trade, all of which, both for quality and MopgRaTE price, cannot fail to give satisfaction,
HIS LIST COMPRISES THE
IW hatfedale Gulinder [Printing Machines
| THE WHARFEDALE ORDINARY LETTER PRESS MACHINE,
(For Fine Book or Job Work, in Black or Colors—great speed and fine work ; made also specially for Colors.) !
AND
pak THE WHARFEDALE TWO-."EEDER NEWSPAPER PRESS.
The above are made in all sizes known to the Trade, and it is now universally allowed that there are no more desirabk
iy Presses manufactured than the Wharfedale.
The Celebrated Hughes & Kimber Power Lithographic Machine.
it AND
i This Machine prints in the most perfect manner, in Black or Chromo, from 400 to 1000 impressions per hour. Ten sizs§j
ted now made, taking Stones from 20 by 16 inches to 60 by 40 inches. Hundreds of them sold in Europe and the
United States, besides several in Canada, and all are giving the greatest satisfaction.
ie GUILLOTINE PAPER CUTTING MACHINES. nan
j S7
effective of Paper Cutters.
TANGYE’S IMPROVED HYDRAULIC PRESSES
| These Machines possess great strength, high finish, and careful adjustment, and are recommended as the best and most
1
t Are powerful, simple, economical and rapid, and not liable to accident.
The following Machines possess all the latest improvements, and are supplied at very moderate prices :
Paging and Numbering Machines, Perforating Machines, Copper-plate Presses, Punching and Eyeletting Machines, '
! Paper Glazing and Rolling Machines, Ink Grinding Machines, Bronzing Machines, Hand
Levigators for Grinding Stones, Steam Engines and Boilers, &c., &c.
Atways on Hanp.—Lithographic Inks, Colors and Varnishes, Lithographic Stones, Engravers’ Tools and Materials.
Acrncy Fror—Dennison’s Shipping and Merchandize Tags.
Dzrot or—Gooddall’s Playing Cards, Waterston’s Sealing Wax, Lowe’s & Heath’s Pens.
Most of the Machines named above can be seen running by application to the
SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA:
VICTOR E. MAUGER,
82 ST. PETER STREET, CORNER NOTRE DAME, MONTREAL, P. Q.
BRANCH OF No, 110 READE ST., NEW YORK.
LOVELL’S
da.
Smioee ANADIAN DOMINION DIRECTORY
FOR 1871:
to the wants of
satisfaction.
wchines|
CONTAINING
NAMES OF PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS MEN,
AND OTHER INHABITANTS,
IN THE
ITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES,
THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCES OF
=
=
=
TARIO, QUEBEC, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND,
, AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
[ACHINE,
for Colors.) AND
PRESS. (STS OF POST OFFICES, BANKS, GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENTS, HOUSES OF PARLIAMEN’,
sashes Catia LAW COURTS, CUSTUM HOUSES, PORTS OF ENTRY, TARIFFS OF CUSTOMS, RAILWAYS,
|) RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES, CLERGY, PATENTS OF INVENTION, BENEVOLENT
Machine. ¥ AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES, REGISTRARS, NEWSPAPERS, &c., &e.
ber hour. ‘Ten siztifi
rope and the
ALSO,
. i + sah deta itl STATEMENTS OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, TRADE, POPULATION, &c., &o.
CORRECTED TO JANUARY, 1871.
ate prices '
eletting Machine,
Hand
bols and Matcrials.
PQ. Montreal :
4 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN LOVELL,
23 anv 25 Sr, Nicnovas Street,
INDEX.
AP
By
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF NAMES AND PLACES: | ADVERTISERS NAMES,
PAGE.
161
929
Province of Ontario, ......66veceseeereneeee
Province of Quebec, .....scseseseesseveereeee
Province of Nova Scotia,.......sececereeeee 1529
Province of New Brunswick,........ «+. 1793
Province of Newfoundland, . ............. 2049
2193
GENERAL INDEX TO CITIES, TOWNS, &o., IN THE
Province of Ontario, ......ceeceeeceeeeeeeees
Province of Quebec, .....sseerscsesereeeees
Province of Prince Edward Island, ......
Province of Nova Scotia, .....csccsccoeeee 64
Province of New Brunswick, ......+...... 67
Province of Newfoundland,......00se0.. 69
Province of Prince Edward Island,....... 70
Clergy in British Amcricay.....eseesseeeeereees
General Information, Ontario,.....ccccsccerves 2O00
General Information, Quebec,......0sesereeeees
General Information, Nova Scotia, ......5..+066
General Information,, New Brunswick,.........
General Information, Manitoba, o........eseeees
General Information, Newfoundland, ..........
General Information, P. E, Island, ..........4+
Historical Sketches, .....cccceseecereeseeeeneveees
Militia of Canada,........cccccceccsesecesseveeeees
Miscellancous Index, Dominion Directory,....
Miscellaneous Index, Ontario Directory, ......
Miscellaneous Index, Quebec Directory, ......
Miscellaneous Index, Nova Scotia Directory,..
Miscellaneous Index, N. Brunswick Directory,.
Miscellaneous Index, Newfoundland Directory
Miscellaneous Index, P. HK. Island Directory,
2415
2156
2218
73
2357
71
71
72
2
72
72
72
Newspapers and Periodicals, ....ccceeeeeereeeee 2371
Patents of Invention, ........ccseesesseesee verses DOU
Post Office Directory, ........csccsesseeseserseeve 2275
Prefiacs, vices cssecescrerseve cseevevessesecesseess 48
4
3
4.
Province of Ontario, .. | ae
Province of Quebec, .......06 esseseeeseeees
Province of Nova Scotia, ....ssscsececereee
Province of New Brunswick, .........6++
Province of Newfoundland, seunssekoncenne
a ie of Prince.Kdward Island, ,.....
GO UAGON, vsocacksdgsnesvevtevedsvonsnest
WRUMIAUIN, cans vacccd@bessveiastesecscattevaedat
a oO SUBSCRIBERS BUSINESS,
Province Of Ontario, .....cccecceeseeoeceeens
Province of Quebec, .....ccccccessssseevoeee
Province of Nova Scotia, .....cccce ceceeees
Province of a BrunsWick,.....0scseeees
Province of Newfoundland,......0.esesvees
Province of Prince Edward Island, ......
IDLCGEH MENAUON, cocnvececerantercvacctccavantne
MOQINGG,, vistsavecsesacecncxderstsscatie wants
ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS CLASSIFICATION,
Province of Ontario, ....ccccccsccsccsccecece
Province of Quebec,.....ccccccscceccesceeees
Province of Nova Scotia,.....cccecscece eves
Province of New Brunswick, .........006.
Province of Newfoundland,,.........e0.006
Province of Prince Edward Island, ......
WOOO BRR asi secon cevavisseversiansexecerens
RIDGIANG, veteessevascgvesnesccncovcecerechOes
RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES,
Province of Ontario, ...cccccoroccscressccees
Province of Quebec, ...ccccccseccescensccees
Province of Nova Scotia,....cecececseeseece
Province of New Brunswick,.....c.ecsceeee
Province of Newfoundland,.........+seseee
Province of Prince Edward Island, ......
Railways of Canada, ...cccsccsccssesseseeeescoees
Sailing Time, Allan Steamships, ...........e00e
ERRATA AND ADDENDA.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
PAGE.
237. Brockville—Name omitted, D. V. BEACOCK, L.D.S., gra- |
duute of Canada College of Dentistry, Main st.
268. Chippawa—Name omitted, Kev, T. H. M. Bartlett, M.A., ch
of England.
285. Columbia—For Brown Robert, read BROWN THOMAS A.,
general merchant.
. Dundas—For EDWARD OSLER, barrister, read BRITTAN
B. OSLER.
. Ennisville—in deseription, for 25 mi'es from Perth, re7vd 12.
329. Ferguson's Falls—In description, for 62 miles from Perth,
read 12
842. Gananoque—For Brough William & Robert, &c., read
BROUGH WILLIAM, general merchant and dealer in
produce, proprietor of Gananoque Custom mill and whar-
finger. Kobert Brough is not in partnership with William.
. Goderich—In the 28rd and 27th lines of description read Jar-
- reds instead of /bs of salt
479. London—For Atkinson Joseph, of J. Atkinson & Co., read
Joseph Atkinson, vice-president London Board of Trade,
wholesale importer, North st.
494. London—Ontario Inyestmentand Savings Society, for James
Brown, secretary, read James Burn,
PAGE,
PAGE
2431
2475
2514
2519
2524
2525
2528
2529
243)
2475
2514
2519
2524
2525
2528
2529
2433
247]
2515
2520
2524
2524
252
250
Is put
excepte
be deli
of bi
the Cit
any par
105
123
134
142
149
158
242)
2420
Lates
B
_ OT.
685. Morrisburg—For Meikle William John read MEIKLE
WILLIAM & JOHN, &ce.
659 Niagara—Iu fourth line of description, omit the sentence, “It
isthe chief town of the county.”
Ottawa—Name omitted, Francis Williams, tailor, 126 Ridea
st,
Ottawa—In miscellaneous, among the list of members of
House of Commons, the name of George Moffatt should
appear as member for Restigouche,
Perth—In second line of description omit the words ‘and
tenfrew ”’
Seaforth—In ninth line of description read richest instead
of widest Known,
Strathroy—Name omitted, CHARLES GRIST, dealer in
heavy and shelf hardware,
Toronto—tirm omitted, HILLOCK & KENT, lumber deal
ers and inspectors, Bay st, west side, near kront,
Toronto—Name omitted, Frank Hillock, of Hillock & Kent,
Wilton Crescent.
Toronto—For Kent John, lumber inspector, &c., read Kent
Jobn, of Hillock & Kent, 4 St. Vincent st.
Toronto—lhe address of Dr, Richardson should be 116 in
stead of 112 Bay st,
620.
648.
707.
763.
900.
800.
806.
829.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
PAGE.
1065. Montreal—Name_ omitted,
Toronto Globe, 243 St. Jumes st.
1183. Montreal—Name_ omitted, THOMAS RITCHIE,
mission merchant, 194 St James st., h 256 bleury st.
com-
a
PAGE.
GEORGE BURDEN, agent | 1164. Montreal—After P. A. MURPHY & CO., read importers of
rubber goods a1 d elastic webs, 19 St Helen et.
1118. Mentiegl—lF ERDINAND GROSS, will remove in May to
690 Craig st., near St. Latiick’s hail,
———
to Act of Parliament in the
mae eat Beoeeing the Minister of
car one thousand eight hundred and seventy one, by Joun Lovxtt, in the Office of
griculture and Statistics of the Dominion of , anada,
St. N
Advertisements, MONTREAL, Province of Quebec.
|
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deviduis . 243]
cankedeesee 2475
Nakai .. 2514 A | Y E W S
iccadwbanxs 2519 ‘
OR RS
, a9 .
sn ae Six Dollars per annum,
nt ane vee 2529 ;
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sre tie seve 2514
ss toeantate 251) |
‘i: lg WEEKLY TRANS T,|
and, sees 252 I P !
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sas onsite ann
ASSIFICATION.
miceicia woe 2493
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Two Dollars per annum.
re
The Daily Aletws @ he G@eckly @ ransevipt |
Is published every Morning (Sundays Is published on Thursday of each week, |
excepted), in time for the Mail. It will|so as to reach Subscribers throughout the
iéarhelivagas img be deli ed at the residences or places|Country by Saturday evening. It con-
La cihachicg Ae “Ee of bi : of Subscribers in all parts of} tains all the News from the Daily, besides
the City, or Mailed to Subscribers in|a large instalment of a current novel, and
any part of the Province or the Dominion. interesting Literary Selections
COMPRISING SUMMARY OF
Latest News of the Day, Commercial Reports,
British, Ably written Editorials,
Dhn read MEIKLE a8 7
mit the sentence, “It Amer vcaN, Tales a nd Sketches, |
ims, tailor, 126 Ridea Can adian, Con tin Wwe d Stories \|
list He ogee i F ’
orge Moflutt shou Gy rels) ( oy fen Oke ve
it the words ‘and @ > U Selected Poets VE
read richest instead
GRIST, dealer in
<ENT, lumber deal
near kront.
, of Hillock & Kent
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
RECEIVED BY
tor, &c., read Kent
nt st.
n should be 116 in
JOHN LOVELL,
10 A art St. NICHOLAS STREET, | Printer and Publisher.
Montreal, January, 1871.
VELL, in the Office of
ne a
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
‘HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
81,000,000,
HUGH ALLAN, Presipenr; SIR W. E. LOGAN, GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, M.D., PETER REDPATH anr
ANDREW ‘ALLAN, Dtrecrors; JAMES DAKERS, Secretary.
HIS COMPANY was organized in January 1847, with a
capital of $60,000.
Quebec, a distance of 540 miles; nine offices were opened
and thirty -five persons employ ed. The number of messages
transmitted during the first year was 33,000.
Since then the Company has, year by year, continued to |
extend its lines, not only in the Provinces of Ontario and
Quebec, where nearly every village of any importance has
been afforded ample ‘telegraphic facilities, ‘but also through
the Province of New Brunswick, and in the States of Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Michigan, in
which 110 offices are owned by this Company.
The statistics up to 30th November, 1870, shew that the
Company possesses 7,800 miles of poles, 12,147 miles of wire,
640 offices, and 996 employees. Number of commercial
messages sent over the lines during the year 1870, was
1,060,000. Number of words transmi‘ aie over Atlantic
cable 153,092. Number of words furnished to the press
upwards of 8,000,000. To give an idea of the facilities that
the Company has at its command it is only necessary to
mention that during the last Parliamentary Session it was
customary to transmit night after night, trom its office at
Optawe a 20,000 to 50,000 words to the press, and on the night
"17th Februs ary, as many as 67,251 words were transmitted,
The line extended from "oronto to |
They also run from the United States border to
Georgian Bay and the most northern towns of Canada,
The Company has wires along all the Railways in te
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, and as soon as t
Intercolonial Railway is built their wires will be extendé
over the whole of that road.
In transmittin
Sackville, N.B., the present terminus of the Company’ 8 line
over a circuit of 750 miles.
The Company has likewise branches from Montre
working direct through its connections to the following
cities in the United States:
...300 miles. }Osweao, N. Y.,......300 mile
Boston, Mass,....+.350 “ |Burrano, N. Youe.450 4
New York, N. Y.,...450 (DETRorT, Mich... 550 &
During the year 1870, the Company erected 821 miles
poles, strung up 1920 miles of wire, and opened 86 ne
stations. In 1871 they will string an additional wire of 4
miles from Montreal to Buffalo, ‘and have agreed to buil
lines through the remote districts of Bonaventure an
Gaspé, which will be of great service to the fishing interes
in that neighbourhood, as well as to the shipping enteri
Portianp, Maine,
i
cable despetches they are sent direct tj
The lines
extend to
TARIEFF—
ADSTOIIN. ee cereee Que
Acton... shat
Acton, . T. R.. ead
ROBB: osiscsuctisven (NY
Adams Centre.......N Y|
Ailsa Craig... ... Ont!
Ainleyville Snr
Alexandria... Ont |
Alexandria Bay.....N Y
Ont |
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‘Amherstburg........Ont |
Ancaster
Angus
Antwerp
| Belleville .......
| Black Brook cs.
Aurora Station......
Ausable Forks...... NY
Ayers Flats ..... ney
Aylimer.....eseeeeeees
Baby ’s Point.........
Baden,...eescscevsevee “
Bakers........s0essse 'N Y
Ballantynes ..
voenOnt
Baltimore ..........
Bathurst.........0.NB
Batiscan........ soe Que
Beachburg ... reve Ont
Beamsville..........
AON NR CE ER ETNA LN ORR RA OUP DIE A A ME eo RT SM RNY EE TANG SNE WT CAG RA IE NEA ELAN Fa mH
of the Company begin at Sackville,
Sarnia, at the outflow of Lake Huron.
25 cents for
Jeauharnois......+6 Que
| Beaverton
Becancour
Bell’s Corners.......
Belleville, GT R..,
Belleville CORI Y|
Belle Ewart Ont
Beloeil ....ccecceceeees Que |
Berkshire f
Berlin
Berlin GTR...
Berlin Falls ..........
Berthier ......<.6-0.Que
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Bethany Ont!
Que |
NY|
Black River Que |
Bloomingdale...... NY}
Bluevale Ont}
| Blythe |
Bobeay Ree:
Bothwell..
Bolton...
Bord & Plouffe...
Boucherville
Bowmanville Ont!
BowmanvilleGTR “
Bradford .
Bradford Station...
Braeside.....csscveees
Bramley......
Brampton
Brampton G TR...
Brantford
Brantford G.T.R...
Brasher ...... bicvine 4
Breslau ..........66. 4
Bridgewater.........
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Brighton . senvnevevens
| Burke wesc
N. B., and
Brighton G T R.....Ont
BTIStOl isicasensess sys: Que
| Britannia Mills......
Brockville
| Brockville G TR...
| Brownville ........5 N Y
wee Que
Brompton... rieeees |
Brooklin ....c0eseeeee ee Ont
the St. Lawrence.
Chelsea
Chippewa
Clarence
Clarendon Centre..Que
Clarksburg
Clayburg .......eN
| Clifton House .
Clinton
' Clinton Mills........N
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“ee “cb |
Cacouna . Que
Caledonia ............0nt |
| Caledonia Springs. “ |
Camlachie |
Campbell ford Ont |
i ata ae NB
C: a eIG »-Ont | |
Que | |
N Y|
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Carleton ’
Carron Brook ....... |
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Cayuga... Ont |
"Centreville .......... NY |
Chaudiére Junct’n.Que |
Chambly .........0064 u |
Champlain............ NY|
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Chatham..............N B |
Chatham..............Ont |
Chatham..sssssssees Que |
Chaumont............NY
Clintonville
Coaticooke
Cobourg Nib pacetgessies Ont
Cobourg G T R.....
Colborne
Colborne G T R.....
Coldwater
Collingwood .
Combermere
Compton
Consecon
| Coteau Landing...
Coteau G 2 R
Cornwall ..
| Craig’ 8 “Mills
| Or aig’s Road
| Crown Point
Cumberland
Dalhousie
Dannemora...
Danville
Danville Junction..Me
Davenport
Deer River,
De Kalb Junction..N Y
Delaware.............Ont
Des Joachims.,......Que
secoqwa treme .
10 words and 1 cent for additional words,
Cheever....ccccsrereee NY,
Des Riviéres
Detroit
Derby Line..
Dexter
Dickinson’s L’nd’g. On
Don
Doucet’s Landing. q
Douglas
Dresden
Drumbo
Drummondvill
Duffin’s Creek
Duncanville....
Dundas
Dundee
Dunham....
Dunville ...
Durham....
East Sandy
Ecclesville
Edwardsburg
Edwardsburg wr R*
Eganville
Elizabethtown
Ellenburgh...
Flora ......6 sts
Ernestown
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Exeter............
Falmouth
Farnham......
Farran’s Point
Father Point,..
Fenelon Fall
Fergus ..
Fingal.....
Forest . ....
Fort Covingto
Fort Erie ..........
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Epiphanie
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owns of Canada,
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and opened 86 ne
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rummondville.
rummondville.
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undas
undee.
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lurham
last Sandy
eclesville
iwardsburg
wardsburg GT R*
ganville
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lenburgh
nestown
SOX... 00+
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(10) are
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ther Point,
Rolland Landing. “Ont
anklin Falls ......N Y
elighsburg
ne ial eet Ont!
alt ..
ananoque
ananoque GT R..
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atineau Point...
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in Que
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Ont
Duverneur.. Y
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Amilton
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nowlton... Que |
omoka .....
| Newcastle
acadie
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achine Junction...
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ake Metapedia ...
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ansdowne ,. :
aprairie
'Assomption
Milt P
| New Gloucester.
|; New Liverpool
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, STATIONS.
Lisbon
Listowell......+++++
Little Metis
Londesborough.....
LondonGTR
Longwood
L’Original
Lowville....
Magog
Maitland
Mallorytown
Malone........eee NY
Malton
Mansonville
Markham
Martins
Martinsburg
Maskinonge
Massena,.........60000N
Matilda
Meadowvale
Meaford
Mechanics Falls.....Me
Melocheville
Merrickville
Metapedia
Metcalfe
Methots Mills........ Que
Metis Grand
Mexico ..
Milan...
| Millbrook
Mill Cove
oint.......
| AMLILUOIL ..cccccrcvevecece
Mitchell
Mohrs Corners......
MOI A sccotecceesevcse
Monckton
Montreal
Monte Bello
Mount Brydges...... i
Mount Forest A
Napanee
Napanee GTR..... §
Newboro
Ne »whury
| New castle.
iT Rh.
Newcastle
New Edinburgh.....Ont
..Me
New Hamburg
New Haven........... NY
Que
New Lowell
Newmarket
| Newmarket Station “
Newtonville .........
North Troy
Northumberland... N i
Norton Pond
Norton Mills
Norval ....esssseees
North Yarmouth...
Norwich
Oakville
Ogdensburg. .......
Oil Springs
Old Durham
Omemee
Orangeville
Orillia
Gatawer. ae tae
Oshawa G T R
Osgoode
OSWEZO wiiseeeseceenes
Ottawa
Otterville
Owen Sound.........
ORGOL ys cesiicsvanssces
Oxford Station.......
Paisley
Paul Smith’s.........
Patterson
Pembroke
Petersburg
Petewawa we Que
Petrolia
Philadelphia.........N Y
Picton ]
Pierrepont Manor..N Y
Pierreville
Pierreville Village.
Plantagenet
Plattsburg...ce NY
Plattsville
; Portage du Fort...
Port Burwell
Port Darlington... ‘
Port Dover
Port Elgin :
Port Henry... NY}
Port Hope.
Port Hope GTR...
Portland..............Me
Portland GTR... §
Port Rowan
Port Ryerse
Pots di im Junction,
Prescott
Prescott Junction..
Preston “
Prince Albert
Princeton
Pulaski... cceeeees NY
Quebec
Queenston
Raymondville
N Y St Scholastique...
Rensselaer Falls...
Repentigny .........
Richfor
See aie
Richtand
Richmond ....
Richmond Hill
Rigaud
Rimouski............ vs
River Beaudette...
River David
R du Loup en bas..
R du Loup en haut.
Roaches Point
Rockland
Rockwood
Rockingham
Rouses Point
Roxton Falls.....
. Que
Stratford... ey
Stratiord G T R...
Strathroy
Strathroy bib &
| Streetsville .. Li
| St Thomas
| St Thomas...
| St Valliére. iasiieseda
| Sweetsburg
| Tara
| Teeswater ...
Terrebonne ...,
Thamesville
Thornbury............
| Thornhill
Sacketts Harbor....N Y | Thurso
Sind Hill sccibteaseicul
Saranac.....cescoeecee N y|
Sarnia Ont |
Sarnia G TR.........
Scarborough
Scarborough Vill’ge
Seaforth
Shakespeare
Shannonville.......
Sharon
Shediac
South Bolton... 0.0... 4
South Durham
S. Hinchinbrook.,.. “
South Paris...........Me
Southampton........Ont
Spencerville fe
St Alexandre .......Q
Stanbridge Station, “
Btantold :
St ATER U
Stark W: ate oN H
Stayner
St Andrews ......... (Jue
St Anns G TR ss
| St Anne la Pérade “
‘ | StAnn bout de Lisle “
Port Huron Mr BIGH |
1 St Charles.,......... Que
| St Charles en bas., “
St Catharines........ Ont
St Cuthbert
St Eustache
St Flavie
St Francis...........
St Guillaume
St Hilaire
St Hubert
St Hyacinthe ........
Stirling
St Jean Port Joli..Que |
St Johns.........0. “
St Lambert
St Mary’s
St Mary’s GTR... §
St Nicholas ‘
St Ours
Stittsville ..
Stottsville
St Paschal
| Ticonderoga
| Tilsonburg
Tiverto w.csssceseee
Trenton
Trenton GTR
| Trois Pistoles
| Tyendinaga
| Underwood
| Walkerville
|W ote pa
Wardsville .
| Warkworth
| Warwick
| Waterdown ........
Waterford
| Waterloo
Waterloo
Waterloo village ... ‘
Watertown..........0.N ¥
W atford . re
Wellington Square “
West Paris...........Me
Westport.......0000N Y¥
| West Shefford
Weston
West Winchester...
Whitby
Whitby
Whitehall ..
| Widder. .
| Widder Station .
| Williamsburg
| Willsborough
| Windsor
| Windsor
| Winchester
Wingham
Wolfe Island
Woodstock
| Woodbridge
Wroxeter
| Wyoming
Yamaska
Sp’gs...
Yorkville ............Ont
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PREFACE.
URTEEN years ago the Publisher of this book was earnestly recommended by several gentlemen whose
inion he valued, and for whose judgment he entertained a sincere respect, to undertake the responsibility
printing a Canada Directory, a work that should contain within two covers more information than
YWeuld at that time be found in all the local Directories of the Province put together. The suggestion thus
de to him thoroughly harmonized with certain thoughts of his own that he had patiently cherished
a considerable period, and so it’ chanced that the concurrence of outside opinion with his precon-
ved wishes tended very naturally to hasten a result it had been wiser to have delayed. Unfortunately
the Publisher his desire caught too suddenly the coloring of hope, and thus he was prompted to move
ards the point he had set himself to reach with greater celerity and less caution than the state of
p times or the requirements of the Province, as interpreted by subsequent experience, would seem to
Bye warranted. But the experiment, when it was mooted, undoubtedly appeared to be worth making, and
me the book was declared to be necessary, and might therefore prove to be remunerative, the Publisher
9 ME missed all misgivings from his mind, and with resolute earnestness went heartily to work to perfect a
ind Style ' Wercctory that should reflect credit on himself and be of service to the country. And he must candidly
knowledge that in these respects he was not disappointed. The public and private commendations that 3
Welcomed the Canapa Directory of 1857 were as encouraging as they were compliinentary, while
G , sequent experience has shewn that they were neither idle nor ill-considered words. During the
terval that has elapsed since that period, the language of praise and appreciation has continually been if
peated, not alone by those who first gave it utterance, but by many who subsequently have made i
emselves familiar with the merits of the book; by Divines and Statesmen, by Officers of the Government :
d Members of the Learned Professions, by Bankers and Brokers, by Merchants and 'T'raders, by f
e avellers and Salesmen, by Farmers and Mechanics. People of every calling, who have required such i
rials formation as a Directory is supposed to supply, have again and again represented that the Canapa i
“@mmprecrory of 1857 was a hand-book whose usefulness could only be equalled with great difficulty and fh
Piicelled at great cost. Moreover, there was a consoling unanimity in the regrets that supplemented such {
Baises when it became known that the project, entertained for the periodical continuance of the work,
Bd temporarily to be laid aside, if not altogether abandoned.
0 F g : F ;
WC. It is unfortunately true that the Canapa Directory of 1857, regarded as a commercial enterprise, \
As not a success, for when the account was closed, the Publisher discovered to his cost that he had made i
Mgmo extravagant a contribution to popular convenience and commercial necessity; for that contribution f
bve, unsur- je represented by the sum of $12,000, which had wholly disappeared from the cash capital of his business, |"
ch a loss was a very serious one to bear, and is a very uncomfortable one to remember; and though
is not easy to extract consolation from disappointment, the Publisher, nevertheless, did endeavor to
°
Manufac- d some solace in believing that by the sacrifice of money he had gained repute, and that the latter i}
vantage, being vlended with the good-will of a generous and appreciative public, would remain, so i
speak, at his credit, and be returned to him in service at some future day. That day, the Publisher i
the Dominion Directory ventures to hope, has now arrived ; for he is sanguine in his belief that his it
wer and larger undertaking will represent not only remuneration for present labor, but indemnity for 6 i
mer loss, 4
‘Ey Neither is he without reason for such hopes ; for if public opinion has stamped the Canapa Direcrory oe a
1857 as a book f such sterling usefulness as to cause its absence to be regarded as an inconvenience or tn
It as a loss, so it may be presumed that a work of similar aim, but of wider scope, will receive what 4
He due to its higher character and greater merit, a more extensive, a more cordial, and a more remunerative | ere
feclcome. For the Dominion Direcrory differs only from its predecessor in being immeasurably Aad
perior in every respect. It isnot only a guide to six Provinces instead of two, but it embraces all the
48 PREFACE. [Dominto
alterations that modern intelligence has approved and recent experience has adopted. Apart from ig
greater area and wider range, the work itself is of a broader and more comprehensive character, mor
elaborate in its design, more complete in its parts, more varied in its information, more accurate in j
details, and more thoroughly adapted to the wants of all classes of the community, than any other wor
of the kind previously published, or now to be found in the Canadian Dominion.
People who are practically acquainted with the intricacies of the printing industry, or who have ha
experience of the conditions under which books obtain circulation in Canada, will be able to form some
opinion of the cost and trouble which beset the production of such a work as the Dominion Direcrorys
but in all his initiatory proceedings the Publisher, for the most part, has had to do with gentk
men who, being strangers alike to a printer’s cares, or an author’s difficulties, were less able to appreciate
the responsibility which they so flatteringly invited him to assume. The Publisher felt no scruple iw
concurring with those who, with agreeable fluency, explained to him that such a work ought to pay wel @
because it was much needed ; neither did he feel disposed to withhold his assent to suggestions, more or ley ag
forcibly expressed, that it should be more comprehensive and consequently more costly than its predecesso
as it would necessarily include not only the Provinces of the Dominion, but also the two outlying Provincey
which, sooner or later will, it is presumed cast in their lots with it. “By all means,” said an intelligen)
official, “ let the work be commensurate with the prospective as well as with the actual dimensions of thy the va
country ;” and, observed another, “let it be a book and not a placard; a book so simple in its constructio: ver Lin
as to need no glossary, and so separated in its parts as to avoid the annoyance of being baulked by ay gage Ww
advertisement when the seeker is looking foraname.” “Let it especially,” said a third, “ be adapted to thlilmee Passd
Post Office and Telegraph services, so that with respect to the former, zealous Postmasters may be aided illmmbscribe
diminishing the aggregate of human disappointment by reducing the number of mis-sent and dead lettensMilhd such
and with respect to the latter, careful operators may be guided to the true point of direction, and thus maid which
almost impossible the miscarriage of telegrams.” ‘Multiply the miscellaneous information,” remarked dinewed
fourth, “and in the interests of commerce let the book include the Tariff of Customs, the Ports of Entr
and such other information as will make it a hand-book for the counting house as well as a Directory for thi
store.” “Let the public be made acquainted with its functionaries,” said a fifth, “by printing thei
names and where to find them; and insert a catalogue of the Post Offices and how to reach them, by givin
a list of the Railways together with a Table of Routes.” “Gratify travellers and immigrants,” remarke!
le book
ving €
Id, thi
puired
like m
ms, th
d Mr.
asure
those
epards
ll-kno
e Publi
count d
inting
ppleme
d mate
terest i
omote t
Tot
est ackn
arge to ;
a sixth, “by adding a short description of every City, Town and Village in British North Americ the get
and by no means omit the Clergy as well as the various Literary and Charitable Societies,” which, happilfflMccasions
for the country, are found to exist in almost every locality. “In short,” observed a seventh with senten Tot
tious brevity, “ make the Directory a repository of Canadian statistics of every kind and description, andiMeceply ind
therefore include as much and omit as little as possible.” Having taken note of such, and many mordiind to Sul
suggestions of a similar character prompted by much kindness and expressed with great intelligence, thy ToD
Publisher took time to consider how, and at what cost, a work embracing such particulars could be producediiilervices in
for he had already informed the gentlemen who were most desirous of promoting its progress thii™Province «
it could not be carried out in the absence of large pecuniary assistance, by way of loan, from those wh To tl
were directly or indirectly interested in its success. Furthermore he represented that a work of sucli™iVith scar
magnitude was in his opinion entirely beyond the means of any Canadian printer, while no forcigifindeavors
publisher could be mentioned who would think of undertaking it. Suggestions were then kindly expressedieen recci
that an estimate should be made of the probable cost of the undertaking, and a scheme submitted fogencrously
rouble est
Prospectus
esires to |
carrying it into effect. Therefore it was that after much anxious thought and close calculation th
Publisher arrived at the conclusion that the Dominion Direcrory, embracing all the information he wa
desirous of giving, could not be brought out for a sum less than $80,000, of which amount he was able to st
apart no more than one-fourth. Moreover he felt quite certain that, much as the book was needed in th
interests of the public, the Government neither would nor could give him any direct assistance in bringin
he value 1
Press has ¢
it out. He informed Mr. James Dakers, the able Secretary of the Montreal Telegraph Company, who hat Havi
more particularly interested himself in furthering the enterprise, that, if published at all, it must be publishegiMollecting |
under the responsibility and at the cost of the proprietor alone, but that it would be necessary for hing™Britishh No
previously to stipulate for help from private sources, or the undertaking would have to be abandoned he under
altogether. Whereupon Mr. Dakers laid the matter before Mr. Hugh Allan, the President of the Montreaiesired to
Telegraph Company, who sent for the Publisher and examined with him the plan and method of perfectinggravelling :
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Apart from it
e character, mor
ore accurate in j
n any other wor
or who have haé
ible to form some
INION Directory
do with gentk
able to appreciatf
elt no scruple iy:
ought to pay w
tions, more or |
aid an intelligent
dimensions of thi
in its constructios
ng baulked by a
‘be adapted to tha
rs may be aided iy
t and dead lettenj
on, and thus malé
tion,” remarked
he Ports of Entry
a Directory for thi
by printing thei
h them, by giving
grants,” remarkei
North Americi
s,” which, happily
enth with senten
description, ani
, and many mor
intelligence, thi
ould be produced
its progress tha
, from those wh
t a work of sucy
while no foreigl
kindly expresse
me submitted fo
se calculation th
formation he wa
he was able to se
was needed in th
ptance in bringing
bmpany, who hat
ust be published
ecessary for hin
to be abandoned
t of the Montre
hod of perfecting
RECTORY. ] PREFACE.
kb book. Having carefully investigated the whole matter and fully appreciated the value of the work;
ving examined the cost at which it could be produced, and estimated the return it might be expected to
ld, that gentleman most generously and at once promised to lend the Publisher a large portion of the
nuired amount. Sir W. E. Logan, Mr. Benaiah Gibb, Messrs. Wm. Dow & Co., and Mr, James Dakers
like manner supplemented Mr. Allan’s munificence with advances of their own, by way of loan, and on,
ms, the Publisher is grateful to add, of extreme liberality. Tio the Honorable Chief Justice Meredith,
d Mr. Sydney Bellingham, the publisher also tenders his thanks for valuable assistance. It gives him
asure to avail himself of the opportunity which a Preface affords of publicly expressing his obligations
those gentlemen for their kind sympathy in promoting a work which the Publisher, at all events,
Sards as of national importance. To Messrs. Alexander Buntin & Co., paper manufacturers, of the
ll-known Valleyfield Mills, and to Mr. C, T. Palsgrave, the proprietor of the Montreal Type Foundry,
> Publisher wishes to return his sincere acknowledgments; to the former for a credit of $15,000 on
Mecount of paper, cloth and mill board, and to the latter for a credit of $8,000 on account of type and
finting materials, and to both for the warm and cheering words of encouragement with which they
pplemented their proffered offers of accommodation, Having received such assurances of pecuniary
d material assistance, the Publisher immediately put himself in communication with the Managers
the various Railways in British North America, as well as with the Managers of the Great Lake and
ver Lines of Canadian Steamers, with a view to discover whether the work in which he was about to
gage would be regarded as of sufficient public importance to warrant those Companies in issuing
ee Passes to the several Agents who might be employed by him in gathering information, procuring
bscribers and obtaining advertisements. To all his applications favorable answers were returned,
hd such answers were doubly acceptable, as they not only relieved him of a difficulty, the existence
which would have rendered the undertaking too hazardous to be assumed, but inspired him with
newed confidence of success, as they frequently were accompanied with assurances of a personal
terest in his “ praiseworthy endeavors,” supplemented, in some cases, with a particular promise to
omote them in every possible way.
To the Montreal Telegraph Company, through its president, Mr. Allan, he desires to return his
est acknowledgments for their great kindness in instructing their officers to send his telegrams free of
arge to all parts of the Dominion, and he especially wishes to place on record his grateful appreciation
f the gerierous and sympathetic exertions of Mr. Dakers, the Secretary of the Company, on varivus
ccasions and in very trying circumstances,
To the Canadian Express Company, through its Superintendent, Mr. Cheney, the Publisher is
ceply indebted for their liberality in offering to deliver the Directory to the Newspapers free of charge,
md to Subscribers throughout the country on exceedingly liberal terms.
To Messrs. Dun, Wiman & Co., of Montreal and of Halifax, his thanks are due for their gratuitous
rvices in forwarding letters and money to his numerous agents and travellers in different parts of the
Province of Nova Scotia.
To the Newspaper Press of the six Provinces the Publisher begs to offer his unbounded thanks,
ith scarcely an exception, the Press of British North America has almost anticipated success for his
ndeavors by the opinions they have expressed on his worthiness of succeeding. His Prospectus has
meen received with unsparing kindness, and reviewed with ungrudging cordiality. 'To those who se
enerously favored his work in advance, he desires to say that no cost has been avoided and no
rouble esteemed too burdensome to make the Dominion Drrecrory as worthy of a favorable review as his
Prospectus was of an encouraging notice. For the gravuitous insertion of his advertisements the Publisher
esires to return his grateful acknowledgments to all Newspaper proprietors. He can neither estimate
he value nor adequately express the obligations he feels for the aid and comfort which the Newspaper
Press has afforded him in the course of what he may be allowed to term his arduous work.
Having received the desired assurances of assistance and co-operation, the Publisher commenced
ollecting the names, occupations and places of abode of the inhabitants of each city, town and village of
British North America, from the Straits of Belle Isle to the Westerly boundary of the Province of Ontario.
I'he undertaking was sufficiently formidable; for, besides the gratuitous services of many persons who
esired to help him, the Publisher had in his almost constant employment between forty and fifty
tavelling agents, with the requisite complement of horses, sleighs, waggons and open boats, whose especial
rien pantie
oe a
are eee
poet ee
nee a
se oe ret aa
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duty it was to-collect information in the more inaccessible and remote towns and hamlets of the interio,
or in the scattered villages on the shores and bays of the Lower St. Lawrence, as well as on the mor
exposed coasts of the Maritime Provinces.
In his Prospectus the Publisher intimated that the Dominton Direcrory would include the population;
of not less than 3,500 places, but the growth of Canada has been more rapid than he had supposed, an
the number of such places consequently has exceeded his expectations. The following summary of th
places visited, and the names of whose inhabitants are to be found in this work, may prove interesting,
while incidentally it will give emphasis to the promise made ai the outset, that neither pains nor expensim
would be spared to make the book in fact what it is in name, the Dominion Directory :—
Places in Ontario. .cecesecossccvececs 1822 Places in New Brunswick...
bi Quebec.ceee-ceseseeseereee 884 A
& Nova Scotiassssseceeveeeess, 853 | #8
cecceseees 646
Newfoundland ...eseeeesveee 565
Prince Edward Island .....+4+5 = 144
| Totaljeescsesevees ——— 4914
When it is bor: in mind that the Post Offices in the four Provinces of the Dominion, as they are separately
catalogued in te official list recently published, are given at 3,734, it will easily be understood, even
making due allowance for the Post Offices in Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island, that the place
whose populations are included in the Directory represent a total equal at least to all the Post Offic
localities in the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Provinces of British North America.
In referring to the Post Offices in Canada the Publisher is reminded of the great kindness whic. he
received from the Post Office authorities generally, and of the invaluable help he obtained from eve. Micer
of that extensive service to whom he applied for information. He desires, therefore, to return his sincere
acknowledgments to the various Postmasters of the six Provinces for their courtesy in answering his
numerous letters, and more particularly to those gentlemen who spared neither pains nor labor to correct
inaccuracies and supply omissions in his printed lists. Neither can he omit the duty of gratefully
testifying to the marked and satisfactary completeness of the Post Office system of British North America;
for this completeness was illustrated and practically brought home to him in many different ways$¥Governor Gene
During the progress of his work he had occasion to send, or to receive, through the Post Office Department,
no less than 15,000 separate parcels of mailable matter, and yet not one of them went astray, neither had
he reason to complain of even a passing irregularity. Moreover, he forwarded several hundred
money letters, all of which reached their destination, not only with perfect safety but with unerring
exactness. When he reflects on the extensive area that was covered by such operations, and on the
serious inconvenience that loss or delay would have entailed, he feels bound to speak appreciatively o!
the Postal System, and, without presumption, to offer his acknowledgments to those who wisely planned
and successfully direct this important service.
In such a work as the Dominion Directory, so varied in its contents, and covering so wide a field of
investigation, the Publisher is quite conscious, notwithstanding his strenuous endeavors to securt
accuracy, that there will be found errors and inadvertencies enough to cause annoyance to some persons ant
disappointment to others; but, in extenuation, he begs of such persons to consider the conditions under
which the information must be sought for, and the difficulties under which it is obtained. It is possible,
for example, that all the Publisher’s paid agents were equally conscientious, but it is certain that they wert
not equally apt in gathering their facts. Some gleaned with such scrupulous exactness that nothing could
be found either to add, or to alter, in the fields where they had gathered ; others collected with such apparent
want of system that new agents were sent to overlook their ground and pick up the facts which they had
incompletely recorded, or failed to find. When the Publisher discovered, or had reason to think, that the
work had been superficially or carelessly done, he dismissed the doubt from his mind by causing the place tq
be visited afresh, and by subjecting the newly acquired particulars to the test of an intelligent local criticism
Again, a Directory not only represents the common industry of many persons, but the industry itself ii
of a kind to invite error. To say nothing of the fact that the book is closely printed, affording no
advantage to the proof reader, from judicious spacing, the matter itself, of all printed matter, is the mos
liable to mistakes, The pages, for example, are generally covered with columns of names, the spelling oj
which is frequently very arbitrary, and the correctness of which will therefore depend as much on th¢
intelligence of the person who gives as on the accuracy of the person who receives the communication
Thus to ignorance as much as to inattention, may be attributed the displacement of a letter or thi
DIRECTORY. }
transposition 4
a loss of ident
earnestly strived
whose duties
the form of pa
Provinces. T
has been atten
outlay, but wh
are ready to ta
discharge.
To the g
sympathy, and
due to the Mi
land, so far as
advance his vie
Indeed the
or in the Local
assistance, as t
institutions, Wh
vill be found i
nformation, wil
nly acknowledg
Rvas given, not
lightening the b
Neither we
ec the office of
ngreeable to the
is Excellency, |
oforward the pi
His Excellency t
fits publication
The Publis
jovernment and
pecretary of that
ade in that Prov
he Publisher ret
Merseverance and
ave found a plac
To Mr, Livi
Barrister, of Fred
Publisher desires
le Province of N
To Mr. Jam
or valuable litera
bketches of the si
iscellaneous mat
ermitting abstra
¢ publishers of
he periodicals na:
There can be
asticity to whict
etches, for exan
DOMINT¢ ME DIRECTORY. | PREFAOE.
——
e interior,
the mor
transposition of an initial ; but to whatever cause such accidents are to be ascribed they inevitably lead to
a loss of identity in regard alike to name and address. Such vexatious annoyances the Publisher has most
earnestly striven to avoid, or to counteract, or to amend ; for, in addition to his numerous travelling Agents,
whose duties have elsewhere been described, he has super-added the labor of sending advance sheets, in
the form of pamphlets, for correctior, to a large number of the inhabitants of every city and town of the six
iry of thefProvinces. This plan, carried out, it must be confessed, at much actual and no little incidental cost,
iterestinggmhas been attended with marked advantages; advantages, which have not only compensated him for his
or expensmMoutlay, but which have convinced him of the earnest interest that people in all parts of the Provinces
are ready to take in seconding his efforts to perfect a work that shall be worthy of the duty it is intended to
discharge.
»pulations
posed, and
46 . ‘ re . P , ,
6s To the gentlemen in the public service of the Dominion he is deeply indebted for their cordial
44 sympathy, and their actual service in the prosecution of his work. His warmest acknowledgments are
— 4914 Bdue to the Ministers of the Crown for the readiness with which they listened to his representations,
-separatelfMMand, so far as they could be promoted by directing information to be placed at his disposal, sought to
stood, eveni™advance his views.
the place Indeed the Publisher finds it as difficult separately to enumerate the gentlemen in the Public Service,
Post OfficeliMor in the Local and County Offices of the Dominion and of the Provinces, to whom he is indebted for
assistance, as to mention the names of the officers of societies, of public companies, and private
6 whic. hefinstitutions, Who have aided him in his work. ‘The evidence of their courtesy, as well as of their labor,
ve. Micerfilwill be found in almost every page of the book, and a discriminating public, as it avails itself of the
his sincerefilMnformation, will be at little loss in crediting the proper officer with the special service. The Publisher
swering hifiMonly acknowledges, and he does so most gratefully, that in almost every instance the required information
+ to correctiMvas given, not only with promptitude, but with a degree of generous candor that went far towards
F gratefully fMichtening the burden of a great undertaking.
h America;
‘rent wayspMGovernor General being in Montreal, expressed, as the Publisher was informed, a very warm desire to
Neither were encouragement and sympathy wanting in the highest quarters. His Excellency the
Jepartment,Mex the office of the Dominion Direcrory. This flattering mark of sympathy and appreciation was very
neither hadfaereeable to the Publisher, for it enabled him to experience not only the gratifying distinction of waiting on
al hundredMHis Excellency, but of minutely explaining to the Queen’s Representative the exertions that had been made
h_ unerring
and on theMMHis Excellency the Governor of Newfoundland proved his interest in the Directory by visiting the place
hciatively of
ely planned
oforward the publication of the work and bring it to a satisfactory conclusion. On a previous occasion
fits publication,
The Publisher desires to acknowledge the courtesy as well as the assistance he received from
xovernment and other officials at Newfoundland, and his thanks are especially offered to the Colonial
ea fieldoffBecretary of that Island for permitting his agents to make abstracts from the Census Returns recently
to securti™made in that Province. To Mr. J. W. Withers, Clerk in the Colonial Secretary’s office at Newfoundland,
persons andthe Publisher returns his cordial thanks for valuable information rendered to his Agents as well as for his
ions undeerseverance and industry in collecting a large amount of miscellaneous statistics which might not otherwise
is possible MMhave found a place in this book.
t they wert To Mr. Livingston, the proprietor of the St. John Daily Telegraph Newspaper, to Mr. Hannay,
thing could Barrister, of Fredericton, and to Mr. Robert R. Call, the United States Consul at Newcastle, the
h apparen@Publisher desires to offer his best acknowledgments for great assistance rendered to his Agents while in
h they hale Province of New Brunswick.
k, that the To Mr, James Kirby, Advocate, of Montreal, the Publisher returns his appreciative acknowledgments
the place tor valuable literary assistance in the prosecution of this work ; and especially for the interesting Historical
1 criticis™MB@etches of the six Provinces, as well as for his judicious compilation and arrangement of the General
try itself ifMiscellaneous matter with which it abounds. T'o Mr. Lowe, of Montreal, sincere thanks are offered for
ording nq hrmitting abstracts to be made from his most excellent “Year Book and Almanac of Canada,” as also to
is the mosfte publishers of the “ International Railway Guide.” He bears willing testimony to the great value of
spelling “Mt: periodicals named, no less than to the generous courtesy of their proprietors.
uch on th = There can be no doubt that the Dominron Direcrory will be found to possess a degree of literary
unication Bisticity to which the title affords no clue, and the title page but inadequately expresses. The Historical
ter or théierches, for example, will repay perusal, and in some instances, create surprise. But, apart from the
52 _ PREFACE. [Domino ip eorory.]
graver mattérs that will be found in their proper places, the curious as well as the gentle readey
will naturally be charmed with the picturesque appendix of party colored leaves which, like a flush
autumn flowers, or the many hued skeins of assorted wool work, gives a luminous as well as variegatei
finish to this treasury of knowledge. Within those tinted fly leaves the Publisher’s advertising patron
speak for themselves, and they do so, in some cases with the earnestness of enthusiasts and in others with
the energy of auctioneers. The old style of address has given way to new forms of speech, while an
seems to have combined with education to multiply the attractions by increasing the eloquence of trade
We may, so to speak, in a modern advertisement, recognize the familiar ammunition of an earlier period,
while we are sensibly alive to the fact that it is impelled by new agencies, and made subject to new
conditions. In like manner we may see the warp and woof of what constituted the ancient fabric in thy
new texture, but then it is so softened by gentle colorings, or so blazoned with descriptive effects, that our
glance being cursory rather than exact, we are led hastily to conclude that what is originally described
must in point of fact be original. Thus, through a media of what may be termed commercial subtletic,
incautious folk are occasionally surprised into a discovery that they are, and for a long time have been,
suffering from certain unsatisfied wants ; wants that would not have been thought of much less experienced,
except for the appearance of a judicious advertisement. In this way the compassionate genius 0
invention receives, it may be ill-merited applause, while the discreet trader appropriates well-merited profit
by the judicious alliance of his name and calling with the tinted appendix of the Dominion Directory,
It should not be overlooked that trade may, and occasionally does, borrow its attraction from poetry as wel
as from thrift. It is not indifferent to effect, and discovers advantages in combination, It shows adroitness in
placing the flowery crown of sentiment on the common crust of necessity ; for by illumination and decoration
it fancifully endeavors to blend classic conceits with commercial usages. ‘The charter marks of privilege,
ounting hous
ith Canada a
The Dom
he office furni
rovinces, as
ontinent of E
The Domi
ery office of
nd summarize
artially obscur
f eccentric in
ieroglyphics fo}
Ihe work, being
nowledge of Q
stray.
The Domi
esire informat
tatesmen, for e
he case may be
e accuracy of
irectory will, j
o allay incredul
The Domin
ervice in Europ
r their destinat
or the New.
The Domin
nd scientific m
which trade has appropriated, are not unfrequently of the mythical order, shewing on the part of ther
designers a noteworthy effort to combine the present with the past, modern requirements with ancient
fable. These trivialities of trade may be of difficult interpretation, but they are not without thei
advantages, and they who know how to make the most of such garnishings have shewn a correct judgment in
exhibiting their skill, as well as their learning, on the many colored fly leaves of the Dominion Direcrory.
While trade marks may be mythical, or obscure, the language of the trader is usually plain and intelligible;
he knows the value of persuasion and is not insensible to the merit of illustration. When he speaks to the Mronloal: Seatel
public through the press he not unfrequently does so with the pencil as well as with the pen. Engraveni a. but in tl
represent what printers explain, and the sister arts, being judiciously blended by sagacious authors, result iu Nhe DOMiN
the production of pictures and envelopes that are not unfrequently more attractive than the fabrics whic
they enfold and more striking than the inventions they represent; such attractions, whether of art, 0
commerce, or of manufacture, being worthy either of explanation or exhibition, are naturally and fittingly
found among the brightest pages of the Dominion Direcrory. The literary style of this portion of ou!
work is terse and sententious, remarkable alike for crispness of tone and directness of expression. Ng
glossary is needed; every inquirer will discover what he wants, if not from the familiar “needle” to the
familiar “ anchor,” at least from the convenient cork leg to the necessary cooking stove.
It has commonly been supposed, and especially by persons at a distance, that the labor and cost of
producing a Dominion Directory are beyond the means and ability of any Canadian Publisher, and hence th
assumption has followed that this work was commenced at the instance of, and carried on with thd
assistance of, the General Government. In another place, the Publisher has very emphatically endeavored
to correct a rumor which, unfortunately for him, has no foundation whatever ; but as the impression whic
such a rumor represents has not unfrequently been turned to his disadvantage, he deems a repetition 9
his former disclaimer—as to Government assistance—to be excusable and perhaps necessary. Beyond tht onjectured, nam
courteous communications of certain returns and statistics which were promptly supplied by the propel) ownron and Pa
officers of the state, he has received neither encouragement nor assistance from the Government. Thi orks, Ob the
work has been carried to completion on his own responsibility, and at his own cost ; for though it will b4
found of great use to the General and Local Governments, the recognition of such service, and the rewar
of such usefulness, will exactly be represented by the number of subscriptions, by authority, which shal
be given for the book.
The Publisher cannot doubt that the Dominion Directory should and will be found in each offic
and branch of every incorporated Company in British North America, as well as in every Manufactory
hf the Dominior
nd be conspicuc
arrying passeng
ike his license it
hould possess it,
best and most di
In point of
ny respect for t
york. The Pub
ustify the wide
liscover more re
nd encouraging
Before closi1
Publisher to use :
Montreal, Jat
[DoMINI0MM ineoroRy.] PREFACE. 53
tle reader
e a flush of
| variegated
ng patron;
others with
ounting house, Warehouse, and Store, whether in this country or abroad, where trade and intercourse
ith Canada are carried on.
The Dominion Directory should, and the Publisher hopes will, be regarded as a necessary part of
he office furniture of every Postmaster, every Telegraph operator, and every Express carrier in the six
rovinces, as well as in the central places of business of the like establishments in the United States, the
ontinent of Europe and the British Islands.
The Dominion Direcrory should, and the Publisher trusts will, be available as a right hand-book in
ery office of the State. It will be found especially valuable by those who are required to index petitions
d summarize memorials, as it will throw light on autographs, and places of residence, that have been
artially obscured by indistinct writing or bad spelling, or twisted out of shape by the curious inventions
f eccentric individuals, who, for reasons seldom explained and never apologized for, substitute crude
ieroglyphics for plain letters, when duty or necessity require them to write their names. Moreover,
he work, being a Gazetteer as well as a Directory, will be found useful in correcting or confirming a
nowledge of Canadian Geography, and thus enable any one to send aright what otherwise might go
1, while an
ce of trade
lier period;
ect to new
abric in the
ts, that our
y described
| subtleties
have been,
xperiencet,
e genius of
erited profi
Directory,
oetry as wel
idroitness in
1 decoration
of privilege,
art of their
vith ancient
ithout theif
judgment in
Directory,
intelligible;
peaks to the
Engraver
brs, result in
brics whic
sr of art, of
hnd fittingly
tion of out
stray.
The Dominion Directory should be within easy reach of economists, statisticians, and others who
esire information on the progress of Canada, in population, industry and wealth. Conscientious
atesmen, for example, may find in these pages data that will enable them either to quiet, or to confirm, as
he case may be, the doubts or sceptical politicians who may have real or imaginary reasons for questioning
e accuracy of the Census Returns now in course of preparation. The information supplied by the
irectory will, it is true, only approximate towards the aggregate total, but it will be sufficiently valuable
o allay incredulity or to confirm distrust.
The Dominion Directory should have aconspicuous place in every office and agency of the Emigration
ervice in Europe, as well as in British North America, and thus Emigrants, anxious alike about their route
r their destination, may be comforted with direction as well as information before leaving. the Old World
r the New.
The Dominion Directory is worthy of a place in all Courts of Law, in the Chambers of professional
nd scientific men, in all Public Librairies and News Rooms, in Universities and Colleges, in Literary and
istorical Societies, in Library Associations, in Municipal Halls and in Mechanics Institutes, not only in
anada but in the great centres of population in the United States, Europe and the British Islands.
The Dominion Directory should be available at all Railway Stations, and at every Forwarding office
the Dominion. It should have a place in every ship conveying Emigrants from Europe to America,
nd be conspicuous on the counter of every Steamboat agency, as well as in the cabin of every Steamboat
arrying passengers in Canadian and American waters. No intelligent Hotel keeper should be without it;
ike his license it should be a fixture in his house. Every Stage proprietor and every Livery stable keeper
ssion. Nii ould possess it, that they may be able to give intelligent information to travellers or tourists, as to the
edle” to thls and most direct routes by which places in their vicinity may be reached.
In point of fact the book contains such a fund of general and miscellaneous facts that no one having
and cost O'MBny respect for the information which facts represent, should permit himself to be without this valuable
d hence thie ork. The Publisher might, it is true, multiply arguments that, in the interest of the country, would
n with the ustify the widest circulation of the book, but he is sanguine in his belief that the public at tvs will
endeavort iscover more reasons, and better reasons, than those which he has briefly epitomized, for giving a generous
ak wit nd encouraging support to the First Volume of the Dominion Directory. '
petition o Before closing this Preface the Publisher desires to state plainly what many persons have naturally
Beyond th onjectured, namely, that he has not incurred the expense and assumed the responsibility of publishing the
the propel) owmnon and Provincia Directories for the sole advantage to: be derived from the present issue of these
ment. AN Bvorks, On the contrary all these Directories are now copyright properties, and it is the intention of the
ae will “BPublisher to use and to defend the rights which he has acquired,
the rewar
which shal
JOHN LOVELL.
Montreal, January 25, 1871.
each offic
Manufactory
| Over $150,000 Deposited with Dominion Government for special
| of Large Reserve Funds, Unlimited Liability of Stockholders, and a Yearly Increasing
oe SS Or
NS SSSSeaaaneapeeeeeeeneeeeneeaeeaeeeeen
Advertisements, MONTREAL, Province of Quebec.
THE
Siverpoo! and London and Globe
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ITIES, T
Pr
berarder,......006
berfoyle..
eneeee
(LIFE. ) (FIRE. )
ams’ Corners..
ams’ Mills......
amsville, See Gi
seneeeeeenenees
the eeeenenee
Realized and Invested Funds, - - - $18,500,000 Reais
Average Daily Income now exceeds, - - - $20,000 olphustown....
Funds Invested in Canada, - - - - - 350,000 Bera yuserctt
Brrveeene
protection of Canadi ian P olicy holders only.
FIRE INSURANCE AND LIFE ASSURANCE
EFFECTED AT MODERATE RATES.
held
ion, See Bolton
miborough. See
lasyow
CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
T. B, ANDERSON, Esq., Chairman. |
The Hon. HENRY STARNES, Deputy-Chairman,
(Manager Ontario Bank.)
|naville,
E. H. KING, Esq., President Bank of Montreai |mellen
HENRY CHAPMAN, Esq., Merchant. |
THOMAS CRAMP, Esq., Merchant.
G. F. C. SMITH, ReEsipENT SECRETARY.
DUNCAN C, MacCALLUM, Esq., M.D. |
Besrevsens 16
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Bat icvasecs 16
an Mills. See Marl
bank
an’s Mls, See Ryd
one
anbanx, See Ry
Medical Referee : Standing Counsel; FRED. GRIFFIN, Esq., Q.C.
This wealthy Company, inclaiming a share of pudlic support, offers the Security |
Business. Reference is made to its past History in Canada and Great Britain for |
proof of its /iberality in the settlement of claims and promptitude in the payment of losses. |
AGENTS:
Nova Scot, J. ©. ALLISON, Esg., Halifax. ; 1'oronTo, Ont, WM. HOPE, Ks9. ae Branch.)
New BRUNSWICK, EDWD. ALLISON, Es, St. John. | Kinasrow, «PHOS. BRIGGS, Es
NEWFOUNDLAND, Messrs, BOWRING BROS., St. John’s, | Haminton, “ W.J, BUCHANAN, Huo,
Toronto, ONT., "JAMES F RASER, EsQ., (Fire Bra ach.) “ “ F.L. HOOPER, Esa,
INSPECTORS:
F. A, BALL, Esq., Hamilton. | JAMES SPIER, Esq., Montreal
N. B.—The Company has Agencies in all the principal Towns and Villages throughout the
Dominion.
par The Company’s LIFE TABLES in detail and all intormation both as to Life and Fire |
Insuranee may be obtained at the SEVERAL AGENCIES established throughout Canada, or at the |
HEAD OFFICE, CANADA BRANCH, MONTREAL,
G. F. C. SMITH, Chief Agent for Dominion.
GENERAL INDEX
TO THE
ITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE
berarder. ..ss.eee © GL | Arden.icsccceecevees 173 | Bannockburn ..... 184 | Bloomfield.......... 209 | Bronte..cccceecceee . 243
berfoyle 161 | Ardoch..... ssc. 173 | Bark Lake ......... 184 | Bloomingdale... 210 | Brooklin............. 243
Mmpingdon .eesecee LEL | Ardtren.... cece © 173 | Barrie see..sorecgeees 184 | Bloomington....... 924 | Brooksdale,........ 244
|BMMDOYNC..sceeeeeeeee LOL aupyie lssensoennecens 173 | Bartonville... 187 | Bloomsburg........ 210 | Brookville. See Vas
| Hipacia..... +6 923 | Arkell....cceeceeee 173 | Bath wi.cccccseeeee 187 | Bluevale.........0 210 sagaweya
ton West 162 | Arkona....... seve LTS | Batteaux ... BGG Di sevevsevessccee 210 | Brougham......... 244
\Mmams’ Corners.. 162 | Arkwright......... 173 | Battersea, Blytheswood ...... 211 | Brown’s Corners., 244
‘ams’ Mills...... 162 | Arlington ........ . 173 | Bayfield ........0. Bobcaygeon........ 211 | Brown’s Corners. See
amsville. See Glen | Armadale.......... 174 | Bayham, See Rich- Bogart vscscecsssees 211 Rosemont
ay ArmstrongsFalls 923 mond Bolingbroke......., 211 | Brownsville........ 244
HALE sescseseeceeees Arnolds, See Croble’s ee Bolsover, See Balso- | Brucefield........ 244
\Midison.. Corners Beachville +. ses. ver Bruce Mines........ 244
00 ‘Bielaide.... Arnott. See Holland | Bealton........000 89 | Boltomsccscceceeses 211 | Brudenell.......... 245
maston Corners Beamsville Bolton Corners. See | Brunner «secs 245
00 olphustown.... 163 | Arnprior eee 174 | Bear Brook Cotswold Brunswick 0... 245
DIN COULL. seeeeeees 163 | ALO8....cccccceeveeeee 175 | Beaverton Bondhead.uneeees 212 | Bryanston wee 245
00 Mimlsa Craig........ 163 | Artemesia, See Mlesh- | Beckett Town, See Jongard’s Cors.... 212 | Buckhorn sss 245
leyville... 164 erton Evingham Bonnechére P oint 213 | Buckshot Mills.... 245
. HG: scseveaevdsaees | 923 ALthurvccececeecees 175 | Belfast ...sssseceees 191 | Bookton.uw. 213 | Bullock's Cors,... 245
pecial erton 165 | Arva, See St Johns Belford ....... inised Les BORG Mattes rsiaes OTS) |) BOnord’;siscdacase 245
ertville, See Gos- | Ashburn,......eee 75 | Belfountain....... 191 | Bornholm .......... 924 | Burgessville...... 246
Bold Ashburnham f Bel grave ....ccceseee 191 | Boston.ectsssescccees 213 | Burgoyne..... ss. 246
ion, See Bolton Ashdown Belhaven.......c00 191 | Bosworth. . 219) }, Burleigh..:...ccsssve 925
Mwborough. See New | Ashgrove... Bellamys Mills. See | Botany........ . 213 | Burnamthorpe..... 246
35 |e lasyow Ashley .... se 176 Clayton Botchtown. See J Burnbrac...seesseee 246
; |BBBDDULY vase eereveeee 165 | Ashton... ve 176 | Belleville... 191 Pleasant Burnley......
\Midershot.....e 165 | Ashworth Bell Ewart......... 203 | Bothwell... 213 | Burns .......
WMBCCTVilLe...seeeeee 165 | Asselstine’s Mills Bellrock ... .cecceees 203 | Boulter ............ 924 | Burnstown..
|PEexandriad.sseeeee LOS | Ath@..ccceceeees 1 Bell’s Corners... 204 | Bowen. See Mill Point | Burnville..........
IBMT sssseceveeees 166 | Athens... “ue Bell’s Crossing.... 204 | Bowling Green... 214 | Burritt’s eR 247
MBB ONQUID. see 166 | Atherley .....00 177 | Belle River. See o- | Bowmanton........ 214 | Burtch.. 247
\Mminaville, See Strath- | Atherton... 177 chester Bowman’s Gors. See | Burwick. See Wood-
real \medlen Athlone... ss... 177 | Belmont... 204 Plainville bridge
|Maanburg .....000. 166 | Athol....ccececceeees Belmore... seeceeeee 204 | Bowmanville....,. 215 yay Green..,... 247
iMpandale Mills... 166 | Attercliffe.......... Benmiller... 204 | Bowmore. See Dun- | Bushfield ........... 925
gan Park... 166 | Aughrim... ‘ Bennie’s Corners, 204 troon Bushkong. See Car-
an Mills, See Jard- | Augusta Tn hall, 177 | Bem: ington... 205 | Bow00d vss 218 narvon
bank Aultsville.....00 ITT | Bensfort ssc. 205 | Box Grove... 218 | Buttonville ........ 247
an’s Mills. See Ryle | AUrora....cees scene 3 | Bensville. See Malk- | Boyne cosvevese, O24 | BUKtONusesecesennes. 248
Lc. one AVCDING....+eseneee ‘ land Bracebridge... 218 | Byng....... ccovsssees : 248
anbanx, See Ryl- | Avon wu. Bentinck, See Dur- | Bradford.... Byng Inlet. . 248
+, | fmeone AVONMOTE vee seeeee ham Braemar ., vi BYron...e00 sovseeeees 248
CCUrILY Bihendale....s. 167 | Avonton ws. 9 | Bentley .......sscove 205 | Bramley... Ciresarea +. 248
easin lenford .....s0006 le7 | Aylmer es Berkeley....seeee 205 | Brampton......... 220 | Cainsville v.00. 248
r ee 8 Higen Settlement See | Ayr vceeeeee 286 Belay ics svessesees 205 | Branchton.......... 222 | Caintown......00. 249
tain for | Jooper AYtODrersssecccees Berne, soressersseaees 924 | Brandy Creek..... 222 | Caistorville . 925
Bisonville Baby’s Point...... LBL}, BOrvidissessssvesess 207 | Brantford... 222 | Calabogie . . 249
losses. ISOM .sasyeacees, LO Baden ..seee sseeceeee 181 | Berwick......... 207 | Brechin ............. 233 | Calder... . 249
see LOT | Bagot. See Springtown | Bertie, See Ri: dye way | Brentwood......... 233 | Caldwell... 249
Bailey’s Corners, See | Bethany ........0 207 | Breslau....... 233 | Caledon. See Char-
Shanick Beverly. See Delta Brewers Mills...... 234 leston
h.) Bala .. sweooes 924 | Bewdley... ccssssses 207 | Brewster .......0. 234 | Caledon East...... 249
Balaklava, See “Glen- Billings Bridge... 207 | Bridgenorth........ 284 | Caledonia... 249
lyon Binbrook. See all's | Bridgeport.......... 234 Caledonia Flatts. See
Balderson.......004 182 Corners Bridgewater ...... 234 Fenaghvale
Baldwin ....cceeee 182 | Bingham road..... 207 | Bridgport, See Jordan | Caledonia Spgs... 251
Ballantrae ......... 182 | Birkhall.....eee 207 Station California Cors, See
Ballantyne’s........ 182 | Birmingham....... 207 | Bridgville. See Mree- Mongolia
| Ballinafad......... 182 | Birr... 207 port Camborne
he | 170 | Ballycroy.seee 182 | Bishopsgat 208 | Brigham’s Cors,.. 235 | Cambray...
phout the | Binvsteeavannes 171 | Ballyduff....ee. 183 | Bishop's Mills...... 208 | Bright. esos 235 | Camden..... oe
IMMRCSECD vase eeeee 171 | Ballymote ......... 183 | Black Bank....... 924 Brighton... sess 235 | Camden East
Py, » 171 | Balmer Island..... 183 | Black Creek... Rae 208 | Brinkworth........ 2° Cameron ......eeeee
and Fire | y Beavis 171 | Balmoral............ 183 | Blackhorse Cors.. 208 | Brinsley......... ‘ Camilla... sere
or at the | vee TTL | Balsam ssc ccccceees 183 | Blackleys Cors. See | Brisbane .......00. 2 Camlachie ......... 252
} « 172 | Balsover..... sees, LB: Burnville Britannia ......ccee 23 Campbellford...... 252
Soreness 172 | Baltimore... Blair......... leseieets 208 | Broadhagen........ 924 | Campbell’s Cross 252
seeaes os 172 | Bamberg... Blairton............. 208 | Broadville. See Ruf- | Campbellton ..... 253
sssseonee LT2 | Banda ..ccscccscesees Blantyre... 209 ledgeville Campbellville..... 253
+ 923 | Bandon... vooe OF Blenheim.... .. 209 | Brockton Campden... 253
© 113 | Bangor sss Blessington.......,, 209 | Brockville.,........ 237 | Canard River...., 925
Canboro.s....008 205
MR i...
GENERAL INDEX—ONTARIO. (Dominr fe RECTORY,
Ca Ta
PAGE PAGE PAGK PAGE PA
Canfield ........0. 253 | Clarksville......... 270 Oreeney’-. sevseeeess 293 | DOPAM cece secs 800 | BUfPIda scscsseseeeees ry opel rey
Cannifton ., £253 | Claude.eecseee 270 | Orieff.s.cceeecceeee 293 | Dorchester stat’n 300 | Elgin.sesscesssees Sil ion SOM svevveeees
Canning... » 254 Clayton... ve 270 Orinan... seseeere 203 | Dorchester, See Put- | Elginburg........ 3 ip
Cannington........ 254 | Clear Creek,...... 271 | Crofton. sce 298 namoville Elgintield.......006 3) OLOY vrvee
iy Canton .....ceese0e 255 | Clearmont, ‘See Bur- | Cromart é 926 Dorking ............ 301 Elimnville sisieaant eyo 8
\} Canton, See Dufin's | ford Crook’s See | Dornoch... 301 | Blizabethville .... 3 pee p lorners
Creek Olearville.......0. 271 ay Douglas........... 301 | Ellengowan,....... A odbury
ie Cape Rich......... 265 | Olifford.....00. 271 | Crosshill........... 292 | Douglas... .+ 891 | Ellesmere.......:.. dick. a
| JATGEN weeceeeecrsees 255 | Clifton.........0. 271 | Cross Roads. See | Dover South... 301 | Elliott... sce “hd CK, wee
i Carleton Place... 255 | Clinton..... we 2D Virgil Downeyville.... yrye ; 301 Elm Flats. See Ble “aa — ae
Carltor.cessesseeees 256 | Clontarf............ 274 | Croton...... secseeee 293 | Downsview...... ve B01 vale oe rite
i Carlingtord........ 256 | Clover Hill........ 274 | Crowland ....0 293 ooure Corners, See | E'm Grove... 3) Pseatel lie aid
| Carlisle... 256 | Cloyne... seccceeses 274 | Croxon’s Corners, See Haynooth Elmira vccccccseee, ! ae ie
Carlisle.... wee 256) Clunas, See Spring- Fennell’s Drayton... Poberiaaas 302 | Elmvale ........ AB ssose csnnsee
Carlow vcccecseeeee 256 | Jield Croydon sesssereeees 294 Dreaney’ 8 Cors... 302 | Elmwood .... “ha
Carlsruhe...... tae 257 | Cobden... veces 274 | Cruickshank .,.... 926 | Dresden............. 802 | Blora ...... ed
Carnarvon.......... 257 Joboe onk.. wee 275 | Crumlin, See Drea- Drew........, 926 Elphin anes is our Mile Oreck
} MA TV Is irs icéclankeiace 257 Cobourg. 275 ney's Corners Dromore ........... 303 | Elsinore ..sseccccess 2! Virgil ‘
j Carratraca Spgs.. 257 oy aa 280 | Crysler...ccceeeees 294 | Drum vcccccceeeeee 926 | EMDbr0 cscccccceeces Bil ournierville
| Carron Brook ...... 257 | Colbeck.uuseeceeee 925 | Culloden........... 294 | Drumbo.. veseeee 308 Embrun ... s+... SU ox boro ete
i Carrville .. 258 | Colborne........... 280 Cumberland....... 294 | Drummondville Emerald csv cceorenee. Om rampton a tele.
i! Carrying Place, See | Colborne,........06 281 | Cumminsville..... 294 WEB. seeser vies 330 Enfield........ sent rancistown, Se
Murray Colchester...... sore 281 Cumnock.. essere 295 Drumquin ......... 304 | Enniskillen......., 3 der ‘
Carsonby 925 | Cold Creek. See | Cunningham's. See | Drury...... torcseess OOM Enniskillen......... 3 rankford
| Carthage... . 258 Frankford Gloucester Station . Dryden v.06. 304 Ennismore Giedgesvane ranklin ..
|| Cartwright Cold Springs...... 282 | Curran... Rei mF a i tere 304 | Ennisville.... j ranktown.......
i Cashel............... 258 | Coldstream.......... 282 | Dacre.... 205 | Duart vceeseeseeees 304 | Ennotville.. 3 rankville ...
| Jashmere... . 258 | Coldwater ......... 282 Dalhousie Mills... 295 Dublin. "See Camp- Enterprise ... 3 taserville, Seo C
| Cassel........+ ... 258 | Cole Brook.......... 282 | Dalkeith..........00 295 bell’s Cross Epping ....... wd Sabai
Casselman.......... 258 | Coleraine.. . 282 | Dalrymple.......... 926 | Dublin Corners, See | Epsom...... oe WP reelton .. -
Castile........s..06. 258 | Coleridge........... 282 | Dalston .... 295 New Dublin Eramosa.... aa reeport..
Castleford, SeeBonne- | Cole’s Corners..... 925 | Danforth............ 295 | Dublin Village. See | Erbsville ..... 3 reiburg...
| chore Point Colinville ........... 925 | Darrell ... . 295 Mimosa Be @iissscssscess sH renchman’s fate
i Castlemore ........ 258 Jollingwood...... 283 | Dartford... 296 Dufferin sovvecsccese BOF | Erin cecesees ; SRF rieds burg, Bay
| Gastleton,......... 280 Collin’s Bay... 285 | Dartmoor... 926 | Duffin’s Creek... 304 | Erinsville..... 3 repta
| Cataract .....4... 259 | Colpoy’s Bay..285-925 | Davenport ......... 296 | Dumblane.......... 305 | Ernestown......... 3) ‘rizell’s Mills
1} Cataraqui..... seeee 259 | Columbia. .......0 285 | Davis’ Corners... 296 Dunbar....... 3805 | Erroll .......00 sees 3 Water Milly
i i| Cathcart ........... 259 | Columbus.......... 285 | Davisville ......... 296 | Dunbarton......... 805 | Escott..... yexasateen JF rogmore .,,
} Cavanville.......... 260 | Comber.........0068 285 | Dawn Mills... Duncan... erie: 305 | Ksquesing. See St MOMC vies sccn
i / Cayuga .......606. 260 | Combermere....... 286 Day woods... Duncansville...... 805 arttown ‘ry’s Corne eae
t i Cedar Dale........ 260 | Conestogo......06 286 | Dealtown...... Duncriefi..sesesve B05 | Ethelacssecssesseess SME Nouth Cajuga
I i} Cedar Grove...... 261 | Coningsby... . 286 | De Cewsville...... Dundalk... wee 305 | Etobicoke, See La ‘ullarton ....
} HH Cedar Hill......... 261 | Connor...... ve» 286 | Deerdock......000. 28 > | Dundas.... coee BOS ton RUltOhier acon.
Ht H Cedar Lake........ 261 | Conroy... ... 286 | Deerhurst.......00. 297 | Dundela .........ee 310 Eugenia. esetre We aMMGadl’s Hill...
| Cedarville...,...... 261 | Consecon........... 286 | Delaware............ 297 | Dundonald ....... 310 | Euphrasia. See WiGalt ... Biv
Centralia .......... 261 | Conway... 287 | Delhi. See Freder- | Dungannon....... 310 liamstown pelray ee ia
Centre Augusta.. 261 | Cook’s Corners. See icksburg Dunkeld............ 310 EVEL os.cssesseen idee ...... |
Centreton.......... 261 Charing Cross Delta vss... 00 tisees 297 | Dunnville .......... 310 | Everett... os 3MMGananoque,,...
Centreville......... 261 | Cook’s Mills.. See | Demorestville..... 297 | Dunrobin .......... 312 Hiversley.. Jarafvaxa, Ne bis:
| Centreville......... 261 Crowland Denbigh......0000 298 | Dunsford............ 312 | Everton.. las
{ Centreville......... 262 | Cookstown........ . 287 | Denbigh. See Cen- | Duntroon....... wo 812 | Exeter . MMGarden Island... 9
Chandos. SeeZZaultain | Cooksville..... + 287 tralia Dunsinane ......... 926 | Fairfield. See Thy arden River,,.... |
Chandos............ 262 | Cooper.....ccseeeee 288 | Denfield............. 298 | Dunvegan......... 312 | Fairfield East .... 3 femley AO Nea
{ Charing Cross.... 262 | Copenhagen....... 288 | Deniston ......... 298 | Durham............. 312 | Fairfield Plain... SMeorgetown
Charleston.......... 262 | Copetown......... 288 | Derby. See Harley Duyer’s shee 313 | Fairview ..... MMteorgetown.....
Charleston.......... 262 | Copleston......... «. 288 | Derryville.......... 298 ot de vse O18 | B alkenburg... Heorgina.. See Sutt
Charleville.......... 262 | Corinth........... .. 288 | Derry West........ 298 | East Glenelg. See | Falkirk. See ¢ Car ferman Mills..... 3
i Charlesville. See Zay- | Cornabus.. See Mark- | Derwent......... eee 298 Markilale Falkland........... nan Mills...
f den ‘ dale Desborough........ 298 East Hawkesbury 313 | Fall Brook...... See /
Charlotteville C. 262 | Cornellville........ 288 | Desmond............ 298 | Easton’s Corners 313 Farmersville
Chatham............ 262 | Cornwall... . 288 | Deux Rivieres...... 298 | East Oro... 313 | Farmersville. Seel
Chatsworth........ 266 | Corunna............ 290 | Devizes............ 298 | Rast W illiamsb'g 314 nellville
: Oheap Corner, See | Cotswold........... 291 | Devon... .. 299 | Eastville .......... 314 | Farmington ...... 4
j Cheapside Coulson.......... «. 291 | Dexter...... .. 299 | Eastwood........... 314 | Farquhar... 4
| Cheapside... . 267 | Coulson’s Cors.... 291 | Diamond .......... 299 | Ecclesville.......... 314 | Farran’s Point...
Cheltenham... ... 267 | Courtland.......... 291 | Dickinson’s Ldg. 299 | Eddystone......... 314 Wotton: ae : oF
Chepstow.... . 267 | Coventry. See Co- | Dickinson’s L’dg Eden eseeteeeaeeenes 314 | Fenaghvale ....... MMlanworth,... 7
Cherry Creek...... 267 lumbia station, See Wales | Eden Mills...... + 315 | Fenella........ soos MBblascott ....., }
Cherry Nau Ar . 267 | Coverley....vee 291 | Dickson’s Cors See | Edgar..........04. 315 | Fenelon Falls .... HMilasgow ..,,,.. 4
Chesley... ... 268 | Cowal....... Seoerety <2Od Villiers papewones. + 315 | Fennell’s........06 MMlasgow,......... 34
Chesterfield... Rricyses 268 | Craighurst......... 291 | Dingle. See Ainley- | Edmonton.. 315 | Fenwick........... MMlenallen 34
Chippawa.......... 268 | Craigleith.......... 292 ville Edwards. See Dor- Fergus............ lenarm. Sheen
Churchill........... 269 | Craigsholme....... 292 | Dixie.......csceeee 299 chester Station Ferguson’s Falls.
Church’s Falls, See | Craigvale........... 292 | Dixon’s Corners.. 299 | Edwardsburgh ... 315 | Fergusonvale ...
Cataract Cranbrook......... 292 | Dobbinton......... 300 | Effingham ...... w. 316 Fermoy.icssusesoe "roel
Churchville........ 269 | Cranworth......... 292 | Dog’s Nest......... 300 fee soseveeee S16 | Fernhill.......... Mblendowe
Clachan............. 269 | Crawford........... 292 | Dollar............. 300 | Egbert... .. 316 | Ferry Point... enelo, See |
Clairville.... . 269 | Crawford, ‘See Offa DON ys revscseesssassss 300 | Egerton... 316 | Feversham......... len Huron..
Claremont. 269 | Credit. See Spring- | Doncaster, See Zod- | Eglinton... 316 | Finch, See Berwiblen Morris........
Clarence... . 270 field morden Edmondville...... 316 Fingal........... vee Alen Nevig,
Clarence Creek... 270 | Crediton...... seooee 292 | Donegal............ 926 | Egremont ......... 317 | Fisher’s Mills...... lenlyon,
Clarksburg......... 270 | Creek Bank........ 292 | Donnybrook. See Elbe ......++.s0000e8 317 | Fisherville ....... Henmeye
«-Clark’s Mills. See | Creemore........... 293 Westover Elder ................ 317 | Fitzroy Harbor... len Tay.sesccsee
Camden East Creighton’,......... 925 ' Doon.......0e0eee 300 | Eldorado............ 317 | Five Stakes........
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town
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PAGK
lesherton v.00 332
linton ...++ + 332
( 332
332
332
orce’s Corners. See
Woodbury
ordyce 927
Pordwick, See ne
orest
ores
orester’s Falls, . 384
OFEstVi'Ne wsccee BOF
OPAL. sec csevseeee GOL
OPMOSA secseeeere BOA
Ort Evie ..ceeeees 334
ort William
our Mile Creek, See
Virgil
ournierville
oxboro..
rampton...
rancistown,
eler
rankford ...
ranklin
"See € Fx
‘ranktown...
rankville ..
raserville. ‘See Cr
pauper sburg ..
reelton..
report...
reiburg....
renc hm an’s Bay 3
riedsburg. See
repla
Mills. See
Water Mills
‘rogmore
PFOMEC..1066+ soevreeee Oe
‘ry’s Corners,
South Cajuga
NullartON veer 3k
Pulton
rad’s Hill.
rarden Island.... 54!
jarden River,...,. 344
remley
rorgina See Sutton
yermi un Mills..... 345
ferman Mills... Af
See /
Hanworth... 46
lascott AG
ASLOW wrsecees 346,
ASZOW veeeveseeeee GAG
enallen 347
lenarm... . 347
enburnie . . 347
encairn. 347
encoe. . B47
endow 348
enele. See Markdale
len Huron.. .. 348
len Morris... .. 348
ben Nevis.. . 348
lenlyon.. 348
benmeyer 348
Hen Tay. 349
GENERAL INDEX—ONTARIO.
PAGE
Glen William..... 349
Glenvale,...cce S49
Gloucester Stavn 349
Goble’s Corners... 349
Goderich.......
Goldstone...
Goodwood
Goodwood
anston
Gore's Landing... 353
Gormley... B58
GOTTIC Keceeeceeereee BOB
GOSLGIA....ceereveee 853
Gosport, 35
Gould's Landing, 3:
GOULOCK veceeeeeeeee ODE
GOWANStOWD. eee
Gower Point....... 354
Grafton
Grahamsville.
See Bry
Grantley...
Granton
Grant's Mills, 5
Gravenhurst ...... 855
Graystock. vee Bl
Greenbank
Greenbush... 356
Green Lake Set, See
Rankin
Green Point........ 356
Green River,...... 356
Greensville... 856
Greenwood
Gresham .....008 356
GLCENA...ereeeseeeee JOG
Griersville ....
Griffin's Corne:
Griffin's Corners
Griffith..
Grims by. ‘
Grimshawe ‘Mills.
Burnley
Grovesend wee BOT
Guelph vec BOT
Guysboro...s cece 365
Hagersville ........ 365
Hagle’s Corners .. 865
Haldimand, See Byng
Haldimand. See Gra/-
fon
Haliburton,....... 365
Halloway...
Hall's Corners...
Haltonville......... 365
Hamburg ..ececceee 365
Hamburg. See Mount
Corners.
wg
Ha mon
Hanover.
Hardinge
Harlem.
Harley...
Harmony
Harold...
Harper
Harrietsville.
Harrington V
Harrisburg
Harrison’s........
Harriston .. és 9
Harrow 110
Harrowsmith ..... 410
Hartford . 410
Hartington ........ 410
Hartley... 410
Hartman... 410
PAGH
Harwichville...... 410
Harwood,........6. 401
Hastings .. 411
Hastings Village. See
Madoe
Hattville.
tagenet
Haultain....
Havelock
Have’s Corners.
Gladstone
Hawkesbury ‘
Hawkstone wo... é
ae
lawtrey.. é
Hay ike eaaveterses eu
Haysland..
Haydon
Haysville ...
Hazledean ,,
Headford...
Heathcote,
Heckston ....ceee
Hecks Corners.
Roehuck
Heidelburg,. we. «
Henry
Hepworth.
Hespeler...
Hewegill.
ville
High Falls
Highfield
Highgate 4c
Highland Cree iK..
ILillier
Hillsboro...
Hillsburgh..
Hillsdale .
Hill’s Green.
Hilton
Hoasic ..
Hoath Head..
Hockley s/
Hodge's Corners.
Maynar od
Hogg’s Back,
Glencairn
Holbrook « ALT
Holland Corners. 417
Holland Landing ¢ ALT
Hollin...
Holmesville
Holstein . ai
Holt. Seo Bastville
Holyrood yo...
Homer .
Honey wood
Hope. See Sharon
Hopetown. ss. 119
Uopeville. See Fiyrrell
Hornby..
Horning’s Mills ...
Hossie’s Settl.
Logierait
Houghton Centre 419
Howe Island 419
Howick. See Gorrie
Hubbell’s Falls... 419
Hullsville
Humber.
ville
Hunsdon......00- Wied
Huntley ..
See Plan-
See
See
418
See
See Clair-
Huston
Hyde Park Cor. 420
Ida... sevcoes, 420
Tiderton..... . 420
Indiana 420
Indian Lands. See
Notfield
Indian River
Ingersoll ...cesseee
421
421
418 |
419 |
419 |
419 |
PAGE
425
See Ennis-
Ingoldsby.
Innisville.
ville
Tnistioge@....cse0 xi
Innisfi
Inkerman,.scccee
Innerkip....+ seorve 426
Inverary....
Inverhuron,,.
Invermay ey
TONAL cscccecrecssceere ©
Ireland
425
Iroquois or Ma-
tilda.. ’
lay
Ivanhoe,
Ivy
JACKSON. ceeeeceee vee
Jackson's Cors..
Kirby
Janetville...e 92
TADVIG scccasasecrivrs 429
Jasper, See LrishCreek
Jersey
Jerseyville ...
Johnson
Johnstown
Johntown,
worth
Jones’ Corners. Sve
Corinth
Jordan, See Millbridge
Jordan 130
Jordan Station... 480
Josephburg ..... 450
. 480
» 480
» 430
430
Kastnerville 13
Katesville 431
See Chals-
Kelvin
Kemble ....
Kemptville .
Kenilworth.
Kendal
Kenmore...
Kent Bridge + 43:
Kent Village...... 43%
Kenyon, See Dun-
vagan
Kerry
Kertch
Kerwood
Keswick
Keswick or Medi-
Ketegaune-Seebe,
Garden River
Kettleby
Kilbride,
| Killean
Kilmanagh ...
Kilmarnock.
Killmartin
Kilmaurs..
Kilsyth
Kilworth.. %
Kimberley.......++
Kinburn.,......+ ae
Kincardine........
King... .
King Creek...
Kinghorn *
Kinglake ....... ‘
COT ea ea
Kingston
Kingston Mills ...
Kingsville ..
Kink Ore vesccsceeees
Kinloss, See Black
Hlorse Corners
Kinlough vce 461
Kinmount vee 461
Kinsale .... ve 461
Kintail MYT TO |
Kintore ... 461
Kippen .. ve 461
Kirby vcceeee see 461
Kirktield vee 461
Kirkhill ., we 461
Kirkton .. vee 462
Kirkwall. 462
Kitley, See oledo
Klineburg 462
Komoka..ceccceee + 462
Kossuth
Lafontaine..
Laggan
Lake Doré ...
Laketield
Lakelet
Lakeside .
Lakeview...
L’Amable . -
L? AMALOUX. eee Abe
Lambeth
Lambton,
Lambton
Lambton ...
Lanark
tsantat
Langton
Lansdowne...
Lansing
Lappinville,
Strathallan
LArgie .sccseesseeee 467
Laskay. one
LAtOnge ..rcicsessceee 467
Latta’s Mills eeeeeee 467
Gate: iaaeneice ae
Lavant
Lavender
Lawrenceville.
Virgil
penta Aa
Leaskdale..
Leavens. ;
Le Breton LF li its.
Lefroy
Leinster
Leith Corners. See
Speedie
Lennox.......
Leskard ....
Leslie
Lewisville. See Louis-
ville
LOWIAY ooo ssercoreee
Lifford.......
Limehouse
Lime Lake
Lindsay
Linksville .
Linton ..... Pe
Linwood ....
Lisadel.......
Lisbon ...
Lisburn
Listowell
Little Current.
Shaftesbury
Little Rideau ..... 477
Liverpool West. See
Frenchman's Bay
Nea
60
rn
PAGE
152
152
152
Strathburn ...
Strathnairn........
Strathroy........0+
Strausberg.......
Streetsville ......
Stromness........++
Sullivan. See
liamsford
Summersmill.......
Summerstown....
Summerville ..... ;
Sunbury...... se
Sunderland...... re
Sunnidale .........
Sutherlands Cors
Sutton .....
Sweaburg...
Sweets Corner
Switzerville
Sylvan verses f
See Cath-
Sydenham,
cart
Sydenham .........
See Owen
Sydenham,
Sound
Sydenham.
See Dixie
Talbotville Royal. See
Five Stakes
Tamworth......... TT
Tapleytown 758
TALA...cecesees 758
Tarbert......... 758
Tatlock ....... 758
Tavistock . . 158
Taylor holme...... 759
Tecumseth, See
Thamesville
Tecumseth. See
Clarksville
Teeswater........0 159
Teeterville. 7
Telfer
Temperanceville..
Orwell
TeMpO.rcccrreeeee
Ten Mile Creek..
Homer
Tennyson .
Teston ...... :
See
760
Se é
Teviotdale......... 7
Thamesford...
Thamesville
Thanet ..cccecccees 761
Thedford. See Widder
Station
Thistletown ...... 761
Thirty Mile Creek 761
Thomasburg...... 761
Thompsonville... 761
Thornbury ......... 761
Thorndale .......... 762
Thornhill............ 762
Thornton... 762
Thorold.........0065 763
Thorold Station. See
Merrition
GENERAL INDEX—ONTARIO.
PAGE
Throopstqwn. See
Centre Augusta
Thurlow... i .. 164
Tilsonburg......... 764
TIN CAaPacceseeceeees 765
Tinline’s Corners. See
Hversley
Tiverton... ....06. 765
Todmorden ....... 765
Toledo......cccceeee 166
Tollendale... sees 168
Tooley’ s Corners. See
C aaunright
TOpping vss. seveee 766
Torbolton, See Dun-
robin
TOrmore...ssseceeee 766
| TOronto...e secs 766
| Totnes. See Wartburg
Tottenham......... 928
Townsend Centre 870
Upper Fonthill... 8i4
Upter Grove... 875
Utica
Utterson...seeccecee
Uttoxeter..
Uxbridge ...
Vie ichell ivetchhees Oy 877
Valentia... ue
Trafalgar. See Post-
ville
Traverstown. See
Waverley
| Treadwell 870
| Trecastle.... 870
Trenton.......sce00 870
Trentonville. See Ath-
erton
Trout Lake... ..... 871
| Trowbridge........ 871
Troy. See Bridgewater
| Troy. 871
Troy.... . 872
Trudell........ 00. St2
PUM ic sicseserecerve 872
Tullamore ......... 872
TWOGd ...crseseeesees 872
Tweedside ......... 872
Tyendinaga........ 873
Tyrconnel . 873
Tyrone... . 873
Tyrrell .... . 873
Udora..... . 873
Ufiington.... . 873
Ufford..... 874
Ullswate 874
Ullyatt ..cccccccsere 874
Umifraville......... 8T4 |
Underhill, See Ni-
colston
Underwood...
Union..........5
Unionville .........
Vanbrugh..... 877 |
PAGE
Vandecar...........
Vandeleur...........
Vankleek Hill.....
Vanneck........
Vanettar..
Vanvilack.
you ret
arney.
hillen
VWAS6Y- veccicesccanens
Veighton.
Vellore ....
817
877
877
. 878
«. 878
. 878
. 878
See F nnise
Ventnor, See Adams’
Mills
VENETY..cceesseeeeens
Verdun
Vernon
Wallaceville....... 8
Wallenstein...
Wallbridge........
|} Walmer,..........6.
Walsingham Cen
Walsh. See
ville
Walter's Falls.....
Wardsville ........
Wareham........ .
Warkworth..... ;
Warminster........
Warsaw .....
Wartburg...
Warwick
Walkerville........ 883
Wallace’sCorners, See
Shanly
| Wallacetown....... 884
884
885
Churlotte-
885
885
Vespra Mills. See
Midhurst
MOST cavscossress 879
Victoria.........c00s 879
Victoria, See Florence
ViICLOTIA......000 se000 879
Victoria. See Innisfil
Victoria Corners. 879
Victoria SR 880
Vienna.. . 880
ViGOiveievevsvevsees « SOO
Vv illanov: Wistiiitee 881
Villiers ....... . 881
Vine... . 881
Violet . 881
Virgil 881
Vittoria , 881
Vroomanton....... 882 |
Wabashene........ 882
| Waldemar.. .. 882
Wales. « 882
Walkerton......... 882
Wallaceburg . 883
PAGE
Washago......00. 887
Washington, seceees B87
Waterdown’, . 887
Waterford.......... 888
Waterloo. ‘See Cata-
raque
Waterloo ........ .. B89
Water Mill...
Watertown
WAtfOrd) iesessesenes
Watson’s Corners 891
Waverley... 891
Waverley... 891
Welcome.. 891
Welland. ...
Wellandport .. 892
Wellington, Sze , Kars
Wellesley.......00s 893
Wellington......... 893
Wellington Sq’re 894
Wellman’s Cors... 894
Wendover..... .. 894
Wesley.. a . 928
West Arran........ 895
West Brook.. . 895
West Hssa.. «. 895
West Fl lamboro... 895
W est Huntingdon 895
West Huntley...... 895
West Lake......... 895
West McGillivray
West Magdala....
895
896
Morton
Whitehurst. S¢
Cressing
eBell’s
Westervelt’s Cors 895
Westmeath ........ 896
Westminster, N... 896
Westminster, Tp. 896
West Montrose... 897
West Osgoode..... 897
West Monkton. See
Monkton
Weston....... vases OOM
West Winchester 898
Westover ......0000 898 |
Westport easehe ». 898
West's Corners... 898
| Westwood... . 898
Wexford . 899
Whalen... . 899
Wheatley........... 899
WI iis ecsccecnss 899
White Fish Falls. See
White Lake..... .. 902
White Rose...... . 902
| Whitevale......... 902
Whitfield .. . 902
Wiarton., . 902
WICK vcsevces .. 903
Wicklow .. eese 908 |
Widder........0.008 903
Widder Station... 903
Wilfred.....s.ecevees 903
Wilkesport....... 903
Wilkie’s Corners, 904
| York Mills
MO os
[DominiogPnECTORY. ]
PAGE
Willetsholme....... 904
Williamsburg. "(See
Cartwright
Williamsburg. See
Glen William
Williamsburg 904
Williamsford ...... 904
Williamstown..... 90
Williamson V’ge.. Swf
Foley
Willow Creek. See
Lovat
Willowdale ....... 9
Willow Grove..... {ij
Wilmur...eceseceee
Wilton.
ITIES,
P
pbott’s Corners.
bottsford...
bercorn.,
Winchester Sp’gs
Windermere....... 0
Windham Centre Oy
Windsor cecceccees
ton Vale.
amsville .
derley ....
Winfield .. Riletsversocevtdn ce ‘
W ‘ingham.. a lan’s Corners... §
Winona........ ceoee DMM lumette Island.
Winterbourne... SM Chapeau.
Woburn. sesso 9 ncienne Lorette §
Wolfe Island.. derson’s Cor... §
Wolverton... §
Woodbridge....... of
‘
€
ge Gardien..... 9
Cc
g
WROTSA icisssaesees
Woodburn .......+ Smse aux Grif-
Woodbury .. fons. See Criffi
Woodford... Corner. 2
Woodham... ticosti _Island.. 9
Woodlands...... magh. See
Wood’s Corners. Cajetan.
Marathon mand, See St Ho
Woodslee .......... Sore.
Woodstock.. thabaska. See
Woodville... Norbert.
Woo ler.....ssee eee thabaska Stn.
Wright's Corners, § Victoriaville,
Algonquin thabaskaville., 9:
Wroxeter ... cscs Oundel........... 9%
Wuhyabejing. See
Shafisbury
Wyandott....... 9
Wyebridge.. !
Wyoming.
Bton Station... 9:
helstan ......... 92
DDIGNY.......00085 OF
.. lbrey..
| Wyton vous OMPOca
Yankee Mills. See er’s Flat
Plainfield 93
Yarker. seve cic b 99
Y armouth Centre 9) Abe Ob
York... sooseee lie des Rochers. 92
ra)
9)
ie du Febvre... 98
illargeon. Mee
raiy’s Road.
York River........
Yorkville .......... Sf
Young's Point . . oO
Zephyr PTR TToks, |
Zetland......
Zimmerman,,..... 9 99
Zone Mills. See Fh 93
rence . 93
Zavichiirsrssscvocoend H tiscan Br idge. Se
Jatise un,
nuharnois vo» 98
oo 98
HUlieU eee 93
humont . O4
AUPOPE issceseees 94
BUTIVAZE........ 94
ancour . oe 94
ancour Stn rer 94
ford, wee 94
iebcine tis 94
pO.
ue Dieu,
lle Rividre,...., 94
Heil we 94
See St. Jea
il Station...... 94
sford. See §
athe des Monts.
thier en bas... 94
[Dominio RECTORY. ]
PAGE
Ime....... 904
burg. See
ight
burg. See
Tilliam
sates ante
ford...
town..... of
on V’ge., Sy
904
Jreek. See
ale wo... Mi
Grove...
PAGE.
pbott’s Corners. 929
sea. bottsford........ 929
CCL oceeees ercorn. + 929
ster Sp" 23 OMMMMboyne ...... we 929
mere... » 930
see 9380
« 9380
we 930
930
See
m Centre
! Corners ..
lumette Island.
Chapeau.
ncienne Lorette
derson’s Cor...
ge Gardien.....
BONG scseaieets 933
nse aux Grif-
930
932
932
ULM ssereseesee
ULY seeseeeeee OMfons. See Criffin’s
WU soccer. UME Corner.
AM .coeceoers 9 ticosti Island.. 933
ynds.. Nmagh. See St |
.C orners. Cajetan.
mand. See St Hon~
re.
thabaska. See St
Norbert.
thabaska St’n. See
Victoriaville,
thabaskaville., 933
UNE] ..sseevecees 934
bejing. See HRcot Corner..... 93
ston Station.....
helstan v.00. 92
bbigny
sbury
Otte ceseeseen
dge...
OCA veeeeeee
. ,
» Mills. See er’s Flat... 934
yield yimer ae
vee cocseceee QIMMMMlWiN .... . 986
ith Centre SMMgotville .. . 936
sovsvceeco Slime des R oche 3, 936
ie du Febvre ... 936
pllargeon, See
'raig’ 8 Road,
n's Mills... 93"
de Mal-
senveeceeeeees UMMC ese eeeeanes 937
man, rnston Corner., 937
ills. MingtON... 937
tiscan » OBG
tiscan Br idge. See
atiscun,
Auharnois........ 938
vos 93D.
. 939
. 940
uport 4. . 940
aurivage 941
ANCOUL vseeeees 941
ancour Stn....., 942
Wsesteeeenes 942
Tye 942
Kon. See St, Jean
le Dieu,
ie Rividre,..... 942
aes cchies iver 943
il Station...... 943
sford, See St.
athe des Monts.
thier en bas... 943
GENERAL INDEX—QUEBEC,
GENERAL INDEX
TO THE
ITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE
PAGE.
Berthier en haut.. 943
Bethel .........000088 945
BIO attire: 945
Birchton
Birsimis.......
Black River
Black River........ 947
Blandford. See St
Louis Blandford.
Bolton Centre..... 947
Bolton Forest..... 947
Bonaventure ..... 947
Bon Desir. wee OAT
Bord A P louffe we O47
Boscobel . 948
Boue herville . 948
Boucherville Stn. See
St Bruno,
Boundary Line... 948
Bourg Louis ...... 949
Boynton. See Libbey’'s
Mills,
Brigham ........... 949
Bristoly cc.stsssscces 949
Bristol Mills. See
Bristol,
Britannia Mills... 949
Britonville ........ 949
Broadlands ......... 949
Brome Corner... 949
Brome. See Brome
Corners.
Bromemere ........ 949
Brome Woods. See
Tron Hill.
Brompton Falls... 949
Broughton ..... ..1527
Brookbury ....... 950
Brookville .......... 950
Brownsburg ...... 950
Buckingham ...... 950
Buckland. Sve Notre
Dame Auxiliatrice.
Bulstrode, See St
Valérie de Bulstrode
BUlWer vcc'siverestes 951
Cacouna,,......+6 951
California, See Au-
brey.
Calliére ......,.0065 951
Calumet Island... 951
Canrobert . «. 952
Canterbury »» 952
Cap des Rosiers .. 952
Cap Magdeleine.. 952
Cap Rouge ....... 952
Cap Santé......... 952
Cap St. Ignace...
Cape Chatte,..... 95%
Cape Cove.......... §
Capelton veces
Caribou Islands
Carillon
Carleton.......
Castlebar
Caughnawaga.. .
Caxton. See St ‘Elie,
Cedars ..sccccceves 955
| Chambly Basin..., 955
PAGE
Chambly Canton 956
Champlain.......... 957
Chapeau we O57
Charlesbourg ...... 957
Chateau Richer..., 958
Chateauguay ...... 959
Chateaug’y Basin 959
Chatillon ......... 960
Chauditre.......... 960
Chaudiére Curve 960
Chelsea .......0000 960
Chertsey .......040 960
Chester, Fast... 960
Chester, West 961
Chichester . 961
Chicoutimi..... 961
Christieville. » Lb.
erville,
Clairvaux. See St
Placide.
Clarenceville ..... 961
Pea ea C'tre.. 962
Coaticook . . 962
Collfield
Como
Compton Centre..
Compton Station
Contrecoeur ...... 963
Cookshire ......... 964
Coteau du Lac... 964
Coteau Landing. 964
Cote St Augustin 965
Coteau St, Pierre. 968
Coteau Station... 969
Cote des Neiges.. 969
Cote St. Antoine. 969
Cote S. Catherine 970
Cote St. Louis..... 970
Cote St. Lue..
Cote St. Paul
Covey Hill ........
Cowansville ...... {
Craig’s Road...
963
963
963
963
Cranbourne :
Cross Point........ 973
Cushing 3
Daillebout.......... {
Dalesville ......... 97
Dalibaire, See
chin,
Danville wu... O74
Denison’s Mills... ¢
Deschambault......
Des Riviéres ...... §
Detour du Lac. See
Notre Dame du Lac
Dewittville 975
Dillon w.ccceceeees . 975
Ditton 976
Dom, de Gentilly 976
Doucet’s Landing. See
Ste. Angele de Laval
Douglastown ..... 976
Drummondville... 976
Drew’s Mills. See
Baldwin's Mills,
Dublin Range.
Irvine,
See
PAGE
Duck River........ 977
Dudswell Cor..... 977
Dumoine Depot... 977
Dunany veces OTT
Dundee ...cceceeves 977
Dundee Centre... 977
Dunham
Durham.....
Eardley
East Bolton........ 979
East Chester. See
Chester Hast.
East Clifton ...... 979
East Dunham ..... 979
East Farnham... 979
East Frampton, See
Malachie,
East Hatley ...... 979
Mast Here*ord..... 979
Kast Magdala...,..1227
East Templeton .. 980
Maton Corner...... 980
Eboulements ..... 980
Eeureuils ........06. 981
Edwardstown. See St¢
Chrysostome.
Gy pte vissecseoees 981
Bl gin ...secee . 981
Escuminac ........ 981
Evangeline ........ 981
Falls Mont’rency. 982
Farnboro ........... 982
Farnham Centre... 982
Father Point...... 983
. 983
» 983
Arun-
Fermont
Fitch Bay...
Fitzallen,
del
Fontenoy .
See
. 983
Fort Coulonge .. 983
Fort Lennox. 983
Fort William... 983
Fox River ......... 984
Frampton, See Se
Kdouard.
Franklin oo... 984
Franklin Centre. See
Franklin.
Fraserville.......... 984
Frelighsburg...... 985
Frost Vill 986
Fulford . 1 O86
Gadbout.. » 986
Garthby vices 986
Gaspé Basin ...... 986
Gatineau Point. See
Templeton,
Geneva siscsesesees 987
Gentilly .. 987
Georgeville . 988
Gilbertville ...... 988
Glenloyd ...... . 988
Glen Murray 988
Glen Sutton ...... 988
Goose Point........ 989
Gould .... .. 989
Granboro’ ve 989
Granby....... . 989
Grand Bay......... 990
61
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
PAGE,
Grand Riviére.... 990
Grande Ber gerone 991
Grande Greéve..... 991
Grand Lake.. 991
Grand Ligne 991
Grand P abos. See
Pabos,
Grass Pond........ 991
Green Island. See
Isle Verte.
Grenville vo... 991
Griffin’s Corner .. 992
Griffin Cove........ 992
Grondines .. . 992
Grosse Isle 992
Ha! Ha! Bay. See
Grand Bay.
Hadlow vseccceeee . 993
Halifax ..... 993
Hallerton 993
Hargrave, See Have-
lock.
Harrington ........ 993
HarveyHill Mines 993
Hatley. See Hast
flatley.
Havelock . 993
Hebertville......... 994
Hemmingford 994
Henryville ........ 994
Henrysburg ...... 994
Herbert.ccccccceee 995
Hereford .,.... . 995
Hochelaga ys» 996
Hope... »- 996
Howick..... .. 996
Iludson . 996
Had nese . 997
Huntingdon ...... 1000
Hunt'gt’n’s Mines. See
Dillon.
Hunterstown...... 1000
Hunting ville ..... 1001
Iberville ......... 1001
Indian Cove ...... 1003
Industry Village. See
loliette.
Inkerman, See Bris-
tol.
Inverness v.....s00 1003
Iron Hill .. L004
.. L004
.. LOO4
1004
1004.
See
Isle aux Grues ...
Isle aux Noix.
Fort Lennox
Isle aux Coudres.1004
Isle Bizard......... 1005
Isle du Pas ........ 1005
Isle Perrot,........ 1005
Isle Verte .. 1005
Islet Jérémie 1006
Jersey, RiverChau-
TOKO sss sssyevvsrvee 1006
Johnson's Stat’n..1006
Johnville ........05
Joliette ...,
Jonquidres
SS SS
62
Kamouraska......
Kazabashua........
Kelso... Hi
Kempt Road...
Kenogami .........
Kennebec Line..
Kildare
Kilkenny .........+
Kingsbur
Kingsey ‘alls...
Kinnear’s Mills...
Kirk’s Ferry........
Knowlton .........
L’ACadid ....ceeeee
La Baie. See Baie du
Febvre.
La Beauce.
Marie.
La Canardiére ...
Lachenaie .........
Lachine .........66
Lachute ...........5
Lac Masson. See St.
Marg. Lac Masson
Lac Noir
Lacolle
Lagrange
Laguerre oo...
Lake of Two Mts. See
Oka,
Lake Aylmer ...
Lake Beauport ..
Lake Etchemin.
Ste Germaine.
Lakefield
Lake Larron
Lake Megantic ...1016
Lake St. Charles.1016
Lake Weedon. See
Weedon Lake.
Lambton ...........
L’Ange Gardien, See
Canrobert.
Langevin. See Ste
Justine.
Lanoraie ...........
L’ Anse & Giles...
Laprairie ...........
La Présentation...1018
La Pigeonniére. See
St Michel Archange
L'Assomption.....1019
Larochelle . .1019
Laterriére...........
La Tortue .........
Lawrenceville ...1021
Lauzon. See St. Joseph
de Levis,
Laval. See Ste. Bri-
gitte de Laval.
Lavaltrie ...........
L’ Avenir
seeeeoeee
See Ste.
1012
ee eee erees
ee eeesenvees
eeeeereee
. 1016
.1016
See
1017
Leclercville. See Ste.
seeeeeeneeteees
Lemesurier
Lennoxvilie ...... 2
Leonard’s Hill ...1023
L’Epiphanie........ 1023
Les Escoumains..1023
LeViS ....ceccseeeeee
Libbey’s Mills..
Lineboro’ ...........
L’Islet
L'Islet Forges.....1030
Lit. Riv. St. ‘ranc¢1030
Long Point........
Longueuil .........
Lorette w...ceseeee 1033
Lotbiniére ‘
Low...
Lower ‘Treland ...
seeeeene
Seen ee eeenenes
1035
GENERAL INDEX—QUKEBEC.
PAGE,
Lower LachineRd1035
Lumber Depot. See
Otter Lake.
Lyster ...csccessne
Mack’s Mills........
Magdalen Island. 1035
Mago é
Magoon’s Point...
Mailloux.........064
Malmaison, See Des
Rivitres,
Manicouigan....... 1036
Maniwaki, See River
Desert.
Manningville. See
Franklin.
Mansonville........
Maple Grove
Maple Leaf
Marbleton....
Maria
Marieville....
Maritana ....
Martinville
Mascouche
Masham
Maskinongé........
Maskinongé sbi 1039
Massawippi ..
Matane
Mawcook
Mayo
Méchins
Meguasha...
Melbourne ..
Melbourne Ridge. 1041
Melocheville ......
Metapediac.........
Methot’s Mill...... 1042
ME tid, .ssececesesoves 4%
Mile End. See Coéte
St. Louis.
Mille Vaches......
Milton Corners...
Mingan... seer
Missisquoi Bay.
Philipsburg.
Moe’s River
See
Vesa
Montebello ........
Mont Lonis ........ 1044.
Montmagny. See St.
Thomas,
MONTRBAL.. 0.600000.
Moore’s Station...1247
Mount Johnson. See
St. Francois le
Grand,
Mountjoy.
ville.
Mount Oscar...... 1247
Mount Royal Av.1247
Muddy Branch ....1247
Murray Bay...
Mystic .....cceeees
Napierville......... Y
Neil’s Corners. See
Granboro.
Nelsonville.
Cowansville.
New Carlisle...... 1250
New Durham........ 1250
New Glasgow.....125
New Ireland ...... p
New Liverpool.
St. Romuald.
New Paisley.......
Newport
See Oak-
See
been ee eeeeeens
Nicolet Falls...... 1262
North Bristol...
North Ham..
North Hatley... fs
North Nation Mls. 1388
North Onslow.....1253
North Pinnacle....1253
North Stanbridge1253
North Stoke
North Stukeley... 53
North Sutton...... ets
North Wakefield..1253
Norton Creek ......1254
N. D. Ausiliatrioel? 254 |
N. D. de Grace...1254
N. D. de Richelieu125%
N. D. du Lac......
N.D. du M. Carmel 25 Fs
N. D. du Portage.125
Nouvelle............12! 3
Noyan
Nutt’s Corners ...1!
Oakville.........e0e 1255
Odelltown ........125%
ORG: casscavetsasavecss Zbl
Old Durham ...... 1256
Onslow. See Quito.
Ormstown. See Dur-
ham.
Otter Lake......... 1256
Owl's Head ........ 1256
Papineauville .....1256 |
Paquetteville......125¢€
Park Hurst........1257
Paspebiac...........1257
A ig a ig
Perkins..
Perce
Petit Métis ........12!
Petite Bergerone.1258
Petite Cote.........1258
Peveril ....c..csccee ae
Philipsburg .
Pierceton........... 2
Pierceville. See Pierce-
ton.
Pierreville.
Thomas.
Pigeon Hill........1259
Pike River...........1259
Plessisville ........ 1259
Pte.au Bouleau. See
Duck River.
Point ’ Cavagnol.
Hudson.
Pointe & Fleurant1260
Pointe dla Garde.1260
Pointe au Chéne.1260
Pointe au Pic. See
Murray Bay.
Pt. aux Anglais....1260
Pt. aux Trembles.1260
Pt. aux Trembles..1260
Pt. aux Trembles. 1261
Pointe Claire...,.. 26
Pointe des Monts.1261
Pointe du Lac.....1261
Point Fortune.....1261
Point Levi. See Levis.
Point St. Peter....1262
Pont Chateau.....
Pont Maskinongé. See
Maskinonge Bridge.
See St.
See
Pont Rouge. See St.
Jean de Nouvelle.
Portage du Fort..1262
Port au Persil.....1262
Port aux Quilles..1263
Port Daniel........ 1263
Port Lewis....,.....1263
Portland..........6 ?
Portneuf.......... 4.1263
5 | Riviére Rouge...
Shawenegan.
PAGE
Portneuf............ 1264
Port St. Francis.1264
Poste des Graig ..1264
Power’s Court.....1264
Princeville......... y
Radnor Forges. See
Fermont.
Rapid Joachims,..1: std
Rawdon. ..........1355
Repentigny ... speaks 355
Riceburg .......00 35
Richby. See Brook-
ville.
Richmond .........1356
Richmond St’n....1357
Rigaud .........000 1357
Rimouski ........... 1357
River Beaudette .,1358
River David........ 1358
River Gilbert. See
* Gilbertville.
Riviére 4)’ Ours... 1359
Riviére Bois Clair. See
St. Hdward,
Riv. des Prairies.1359
Riviére Désert......1359
Riviere du Loup
CN DAS visccesceees 1359
Rivi¢re du beup
en haut... s..06...1859
1359
Riviere du Sud. See
Henryville,
Riviére Ouelle.....1360
Roberval ........... 1360
Robinson ........... 1361
Rochelle ........... 1361
Rockburn........... 1361
Rock Island........ 1361
Rougemont........1362
Roxham .........+6 1362
Roxton Falls...... 1362
Roxton Pond...... 1363
Ruisseau Chénes.1363
Rupert vc... 1363
RusselltownFlats1363
Sabrevois ......... 1363
Sanborn ............1364
Sandy Bay......... 1364
Sandy Beach...... 1364
Sault au Cochon..1364
Sault au Recollet.1364
Sault auxMoutons1364
Sault St. Louis. See
Caughnawaga,
Savage's Mills.....1365
Sawyerville ...... 1365
Settrington ........ 1365
Seven «sionds.....1527
Sevigne. 1365
Shawbridge......... 1365
Nee St
Boniface.
Sheenborough nie 1366
Shefford Mount... 1366
Sherbrooke ........ 1366
Sherrington i
gripe?» aay 1371
Shipton... w. 1371
Shoolbred .
Shrewsbury . i
SIgQnay..... see :
Six Portages ..... 1372
Six Mile Cross, See
Anderson Corners.
Somerset. See Plessis-
viile,
Smith’s Mills...... 1372
Soixante vo... 1372
South Barnston ..1379
[ Dominr
South Bolton...
South Durham,
New Durham,
South Ely............13
South Granby.....
South Ham......
S. Hinchinbrook..134
South Potton.
Mansonville,
South Quebec
South Sutton
Ste. Ad. de Pabos. §
Pabos.,
St. Adelaide.....,, 1iy
Ste. Adéie ...
St. Adolphe
St. Agapite. See
River.
Ste. Agathe.....
St.Aga. des Monts
Ste. Agnes.
St. Aimé......
St. Alban
St. Albert de
Warwick...
St. Alexandr
St. Alexandre.
St. Alexis
St. Alexis..
St. Alphonse
St. Alphonse de
la Grande Baie, &
Bagotville,
St. Anaclet .....
Ste. Anastasie.
Lyster.
St. André
St. Andréd
St. André Avelin.13
St. Andrews.......Ji
Ste.
Laval...
Ste. Angéle
MEreci.....ecceaves 1
Ste. Angéle
Monnoir .......08
Ste. Angélique
St. Anicet
Ste. Anne....
Ste. Anne du bout
de l'Isle.......eedd
Ste. Anne. See
chelle.
Ste. Anne la Pér.li
Ste. Anne la Poel
Ste. An. des Montsl4
Ste. Anne de Res.1i
Ste. Anne des Pln.14
Ste. Anne du Sag.li
Ste. Anselme......1
St. Antoine ..
St. Antoine Abbe.li
St. Antoine de
Till
St. Antonin
St. Apollinaire.. er
St. Armand O'tr.1
St. Armand Stn. "
St. Arséne .....00li
St. Athanase.
Iberville.
St. Aubert...
St.
. Beatrix .
. Benoit ...
. Bernard ..
. Bonaventure.
PAN
Angéle ode
DIRECT«
t, Bonifa
Ste. Brigi
Ste. Brig
de Lava
Bte. Brig
de Sault
Bt, Bruno
st. Bruno
Bt. Cajeta
st. Camill
te. Canut
t. Casimi
te, Cathe
te. = Cee
Masham
t. Célestit
t. Césaire
t. Charles
it. Charles
it. Charles
Chas. de
. Chris
d’Arthab.
Arthabas|
¢. Clothil
. Colomb.
. Colomb;
. Come ..,
Come...
; Constan
. Croix ..
; Cuthbert
. Cyrille .
. Damase.
. Damien
David.
David.
. Denis Natt
. Didace ..
. Dominig
. Dominiqu
. Donat...
. Dorothée
. Dunstan..
. Edouard |
. Edouard
. Edouard ,
.E sw. idge |
. Emilie ..
Ephrem Tr
. Ephrem.
ton
. Esprit...
. Hpiphanie
. Etienne ,,
Btie nne,
Grand Pona
Ktienne.
Chau liere,
. Etienne ..,,
Eustache ..
. Lvariste ,
. Pabien.....
} Famille “ie
a ah
[Dom Ni pzorony.] GENERAL INDEX—QUEBEC. 63
PAC tA
yuth Bolton... 13) PAGE. PAGE. PAGE. DAGE
ing) t, Boniface.........1399 | St. Fo ; Ra PAGE. PAGH.
yuth Durham, St. OY sssssrerserseee L418 St. Lambert de L1456 | St. Placid Le :
New Durham. ae ie ie St, Foy and St St. Laurent........1456 | St. Raped ts eg Mou Ree LGR
3 ouis roads..,...1418 | St. Laurent d’Or..1456 | St. Raymond.......1475 Stukely PANTRY 1494.
uth Ely.
aye de Laval.,....+ 1399 | St. Francois........ 14 St. L 2
outh Granby.....134MlMte, Brigitte de St. Fra 90: #0 19 ae Lazare vee volt St. Régis server 1475 | Sutton Flats...... 1494.
outh Ham..... je Sault 1400 | § ngois d’Or.1419 St. Léon oo... 1457 | St. Rémi............1475 | Sweetsburg! 9
de Saults......06 St. Francois de St. Léon, Mas......1457 | St. Robert 1476 Sy rdenbun ceiage
iy 0
. Hinchinbrook. t -
Bt, Brun vesceeeeee 1400 Salles .......ce00e 1420 | St. Léonard ...... 1458 | St. Roch de Rich.1477 | Tadousac 1495 F
hives 33
outh Potton.
: st. Bruno Stat’n..1400 | Ste. Francoise 2 3t. Liboj rm ‘
Mansonville. pt, bru ste, Francoise......1421 St. Liboire ......... 1458 | St. Roch des Aul.1478 | T y Wi
outh Quebec......13 4 Gente ssveneee tee ae iran: du Lac.1420 | St. Lin... vesseev 1458 | St, Roch VY Achig.1478 achisoaminy aa “1498
st. Camille ........ St. Francois Sud1420 | St. Liguori........ -1458 | Ste. Rosalie........ 1478 Templeton ing 1499
outh Sutton.....
te. Ad. de Pabos. n i CONUGrrsereres 1400 | St. Francois X.....1421 | St. Louis............1459 | Ste. Rose de Limal478 | Teohanta. See Me-
t. Casimir ...... 1400 | St. Fredéric........ 1421 | St. Louisde B’ford1459 | St. Romain......... 1478 locheville.
Pabos 1 :
ae 4 te, Catherine ....1401 | St. Fulgence 2 ; is 5
£ Adelatd@ss...<1t ner ( st. Fulgence....... 1421 | St. Louisde Gonz.1459 | St. R 7 arre
te, Adtic . ee: te. Céciie. See | St. Gabriel de Br.1421 | Ste. Louise......... 1460 | St. pees ee 1470 pre eats ar ae
Masham Ste. Genevidve |S es . : ID sevens 479 | Tessierville. See St.
Genevie
t, Adolphe Gélestin ‘ana ee i vieve ,.. 1422 Ste. Louise ....... 1460 | Ste. Scholastique.1479 Ulric
it. Agapite. See Bia 4 Césaire ee ON Ste. Genevieve 1422 | St, LUC sree 1460 | St. Sébastien ..... 1480 | Tewkesbur 1501
‘given a “ Prevsseree 1401 St. George ATE 1423 | St. Luc uo... 1460 | St. Sébastien Tho C yt Oose
te. Agathe... t, Charles 1402 | St. George de W.1423 | Ste. Luce ........ 1460 d’ Aylmer 1480 Sauer ci
bOharles:..,...,.1402 | Ste Germai fe | ee : , AY IMEL ese eeee Taree Rivers......1501
t. Aga. das Mon' Dharies vane Germain. See | St. Machouan......1460 | St. Sévére ......... 1480 | Thurso 1512
te. Agne 1 eae hae Ai ep Rimouski, St. Magloire .......1460 | St. Siméon 1480 | Tingwick
st, Aimé “iar hein Naa Ey Germain........ 1423 | St. Malachie 1460 | St. Simon de Rim1481 ee die aie
St. sees nig : Nin Ca ‘ a Se eerie thee? : nofobia Mills, See
St. Alban .... ‘Atl =i ie le 8 Ste, Germaine ...1423 | St. Malo «0. 1461 | St.Simon de Yam1481 Smith's Mills,
tat paat 78 iabaska, See Ste. Gertrude eave 1424 | St. Marc ...........1461 | Ste. Sophie .... ih va ies
Warwtok..c. Teall ae Re St. Gervais aheceees 1424 | St. Marcel .......4 1461 Ste. Sophie qd’ ‘iiailasl itviaite Bern Mart
By Maange onde Techssoess tan St. GileS....5-404444, 1424 St. Margaret’sRivl461 | St. Stanislas....... 1481 | Trois Pistles.. TBI
St, Alexandre he. Clothilde ... 1404 St. Grégoire sve 1425 Ste. Marguerite ..1461 | St. Stanislas de Trois Saumons...1513
St. Alexis Golomb. tae St. Grégoirele Gr1425 | Ste. M. Lac Mas...1462 Kotska .......664 Trout River 1513
Bt Alexia ; Aaa ae pets an Guillaume Riba 1425 Ste. Marie ......... 1462 | St. Sulpice......... Ulverton ......-+ 1514
St, Alphon | aoe AUN oes ert Ste. Héléne ........1528 | Ste. Mariede Mnr. See | St. Sylvestre .....1482 | Upton dg :
St, Alphonse. de Ah shoeye bueat ae Ste. Héléne de B.1426 Marieville, St. Sylvest’e Hast1482 Vaillancourt, Beer we eae
la Grande Baie. § Constant .....- 406 | Ste. Hélene, Ar- Ste. Marthe .......... 1463 | St. Théodore .....1482 Pamphile. sat :
Bagotville. ; Oroie «. 1407 », thabaska.......+. 1426 | St. Martin ........ 1463 | St. Thérdse .........1482 Valcarti ei, 51 '
ae mnanlatc Cian Bere a Hénédine......1426 | Ste. Martine ...... 1463 | St. Thomas, Jo- Vatoouek, seaaeaeet ie :
Ste. Anastasie. MMM Cyrille 1408 ae Henri ..........1426 | St. Mathias ......... 1464 LiettOrsicersssesoee 1482 | Valletort. See "Si
Lyster. Biiiade. con. Have eg Hee Station.1427 | St. Mathieu........ 1454 | St. Thomas, Mont- Sebastien. i
Gir Manehcnc cee ae Dae at: ae Frene Sattaeee 1427 | St. Maurice........ 1464 MANY. ...eeeeees 1484 Valleytield.. 1515 1 ig
St. André d’Actonli Divi Mie Bite St. Hilaire Mtn...1427 St. Maurice Forgel464 | St Thomas, Pierre- Varenr etrtalB16 ye
St, André Avelin. 3M David. a St. Hilaire Stn ....1427 | St. Melanie, See Dad- Pilon 1485 aun, vtatind B17 iF
St. Andrews. ....0li Denis 140 St. Hilaire ........ 1427 lebout. St. Thomas. See | Vaudreuil ......... 5 i
CUE SERRE SU ADRS aI IP Sa NT ta Ro Venice sssccsnce ib18
‘Atay LAME Didace ° a PARAL Aa * Athelstan. St. Timothé.......... 1486 Vercheres nce: 1618 j t
Ste. Angele de . Dominique... 1409 eh el ea dts vt St. Michel Arch..1464 St. Tite,,....cc0scees 1486 Versailles...0...-...1519 j ah
Mereci...ceeeeeere ld Hotiinicte.ciatoc | cae. ONOTE.....0005 1427 | St. Michel ......... 1465 | St. Tite des hare Vicars sosccccocsere 1519 f t
Ste. Angéle Borat 1 sy. we Bb fanere itaveseet 1428 | St. Michel .........1465 | St. Ubalde .........1486 Victoriaville are 1519 i {
ae Pontos ]410 | St Hubetterrvn 1428 | St. Modeste 1468 | St. Ulric... 1486 | Viger See St o)
Ste. Angéliqu Dunstan. 1410 Py an Sistak 1428 | Ste. Monique...... 1465 | St. Urbain 1487 Epiphanie 7 ‘ it
St, Anicet .... , Edouard ...... 1410 St ACNE ss 1428 | St. Narcisse........ 1466 | St. Urbain prem,.1487 | Village Aulnaies,1519 | t Hd
Ste. Anne... Wdolard’.... 14 St. Tgnace se 1435 | St. Nicolas......... 1466 | St. Ursule ......... 1488 | Vincennes, See s ‘ a
Ste. Anne du bout } Bdouard thee tae Be Trenée wee 1435 | St. Norbert ( St. Valentin ........ 1488 Lue al see 1b
we ttalerinh MM Edwidee vant er qeinots saeeEReas 1435 St. Norbert .........146 St. Valier............1488 Wakefield 1519 cae
Ste, Anne. SMM Wie... siti Ee sidore .......6 1435 | St, Onésime St, Valérien.......... 1488 | Waltham... 1519 a4
chelle. Elizabeth... 1411 St. Jacques......... 1437 | St. Ours .s.seseees 37 | Ste, Valérie de B.1488 | Warden wv... 151 na i
Ste. Anne la Peér.li PHIL ssssscoevse, 1412 at eae ig le M..1437 | St. Pacdme........ ees St. Valier Station1489 Warwick ier iss 1520 | pow
Ste. Anne ia Poc.lifm™. Elzéar andes 1412 a rae Weaenanes 1438 St. Pamphile St. Victoire... 1489 | Waterloo .......... 1520 ew }
Ste. An. des Monts!ifmme. Emilie. “1412 | § ne yh aA! 1438 | St. Paschal ........ St. Victor.......... 1489 | Waterville ......« 1521 i
Ste, Anne de Res.lifmme. Emilie "1412 St. Jean Baptiste.1439 | St. Patrick's Hill, See | St. Vincent Paul.1489 | Way's Mills... 1522 \}
Ste Anué des Ping Ephrem Tring1412 Ph van Baptiste. 1443 Tingwick. St. Vital. See Lamb- Weedon eels ibaa ' |
Ste. Anne du Sag.l . Ephrem. Sea Up- EN be Chrysos.1444 | St, Paul d’Indus.1468 ton. Weedon Lake. ...1522 iG ae
Ste. Anselme ton P Be ean Chrysos.1444 | St. P Montminy...1469 | St. Wenceslas.....1490 West Boltor 152! i i
Fico nee Esprit St. Jean de Dieu..1444 | St. Paulin ..... 1... 1469 | St. Zéphirin 1490 | West B ae :
St. Antoine ....... ]4MM BSprit...ee. 1413 | St.Jean Dech’lons1444 | St, Paull’E i Atl SR Oar eee c est Brome ..... 1588 hi
ae Arioina A GbSIME Epiphanie 1413 | § . Paull’ Hermite1469 | St. Zotique......... 1490 | West B } '
y. piphanie ...... 3 | St. Jean de Mathal445 | St. Paul’ 34 ; ; atin ton. 1522
St. Antoine de » Etienne... 1413 | St. Jean Port Jolil445 | Ste Per eo a sate ease ae led hi LaDL | Westbury ssvseres. 1523
ae ae 4 _ Etienne, Rie | aie Sanat lean ay : Bun tue ++ 1528 Stanbridge East..1491 West Ditton. See
Grand Pi te, cea , lillippe. See | Stanbridge Stn... 1492
St. Antonin . md Pond, St. Jé 4 3 Py 8 > Ditton.
St. Apollinaire ...]3 Etienne ae St j GrOMe......064 1446 Muddy Branch Stanbury wo... 1492 | West Farnham....1523 i
St, Armand O'tr. lag Chau lieve, St coe auerr: Be Phillippe .....1471 Standon. See St. Leon | West Potton......«1524
St. Armand Sin. Hiienne yy 1413 | St. Johns ....0..0...1448 ha Canetiamantag bape pid hes whee ie napa + |
ATS pes tae Rein St. Joseph......... 1452 | St. Pie, Deguire ..1472 | Stanhope........... 1492 Wiekh a Sse Whear.
Tb sill ‘ . Fabien ile St. Joseph.......... 1453 | St. Pierre de Stanstead Plain..1492 eri ic ai
Pe pots. Recusn otes ae Pig none pe meena y Broughton.......1473 Starnesboro. See St. | Windsor Mills.....1525
St. obs sy N “MYTITTLT TRG 5 t. Pierre D’Or- tot, Tolt a ae :
St, Augustin... sfilicite....,. 1415 Ste. Julie de §....1454 | leans ....... Or 1473 a ll haa a 1493 Ponti einen
ay ‘Augostin élix de Val.1418 | Ste. Julie........ vasa | SEBie sevens ‘ : OLL seseeeees ‘ oodside..........1525 i
P01 scacesces., 1415 | Ste. Julie .Pierre Du 8ud1473 Stoke Centre......1493 | Wotton .........601525 :
Ste. Julienne....... 1454 | St. Pierre les Bec- Stoketon............1493 | Wright.......00008 1526 |
St. Barnabé ’ . Fidéle 1416 |} § i
Te. Fiddle, 6 | Ste, Justine... 1455 QUCtS...rerceeees 1473 | Stonefield........... 1493 | Yaletown...........J525
St. Barnabé.. 14171 8
St, Barnabé «lM VIC swe, Ste. Justine........ 1455 | St. Polycarpe .....1474 | Stoneham k i
i St. “ALPE ss... Stoneham ......... 1493 23
St. Barthélemy ALT Ste. Justine........ 1455 | St. Prosper . asthe 1474 | Stornoway..........1494 Pa tess ine
id St. Lambert........1455 | St, Placide.........1474 | Stottsville ........ 1494 eigicdt
St. Basile ...
St. Beatrix .
St. Benoit
St. Bernard ..
St. Bonaventure.
64
CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA
Abercrombie Pt..1529
Acadia Mines .....1529
Addingt’n Forks..1530
Advocate Harbor1530
Albany, New...... 1530
Albert Bridge 11530
Albion Mines...... 1530
Alma. sevede LOB2
‘Amherst... ooo LBS 2
Amherst Point. 15384
Amherst Shore... 1534
Anderson’s Mtn..1524
Annapolis ......... 1534
Antigonishe ......1535
ATVUEITO svc cesvadees 1536
Apple River 1536
Arcadia .. Avalt 536
Ardoise Hill . .. 1536 |
Argyle Lcnaptn Ghat
Arichat.......cce 1537
ATISAIZ woe eee 1538
Ashdale ............1538
Aspotogan Har....1539
Auld’s Cove ...... 1539
Avondale. See New-
port Landing.
Avonport 1539
Aylesford...........1539
Bacearo ....ceceeeee 1539
Back Meadows ...1543
Back Settlement. See |
Cornwallis West.
Baddeck ...........1540
Baddeck B ridge . 1540
Bailey’s Brook, 1.1540
Baker Settlement 1540
Ball Rock........... 1540
Barney’s River.... 1540
Barrington ........ 1541
Barrington Pas,..1542
Barrio’s Beach ...1542
Barton oo... 1542
Bass River. . 1542
Bayfield.. sult 543
Bay St Lawrnce..1543
Baxter’s Harbor ..1543
1543
1543
. 1543
Bear Cove.........
Bear Island........
Kear Point.......
Bear River.........1543
Beaver Bank......1544
Beaver Bank St’nl544
Beaver Brook .....1544
Beaver Meadow ..1544
Beaver River...... 1545
Bedford Basin.....1545
Beech Hill......... 1545
Beech Hill.........1545
Beech Meadows ..1545
Belleveaux Oove.1546
Berwick .......... 1546
Big Bank........ +1546
Big Bras d’Or .....1546
Big Brook ......... 1546
Big Brook .........1547
Big Glace Bay... 1547
Big Harbour ......1547
Big Intervale .....1547
Big Intervale ..,..1547
GENERAL INDEX—VOVA SCOTIA.
GENERAL INDEX
Big Island......... 1547
big Loraine........ 1547
Big Pond .........1547
Big Port la Bear, See
P ort La Bear
| Cape Sable Isl...
Big Tancook...... bé
Bill Town .........15+
Birchtown ......
Bishop’s Corner ,
Black Lands. See
Morland |
Black Point........ 1548
Black Point........ 1548 |
Black River ......1548 |
Black River ......1549
Black River... 1549
Black Rock ........15¢
Blanche .........0.. 1549 |
Blandford .........154!
Blind Bay.....
Block House...
Bloomfield .........15d
Bloontield. See Aing-
ston,
Blueberry......... 1550
Blue’s Mills........1550
Blue Mountain ,,, 1550
Blue Rocks ........ 1550
1550
Boisdale .......000
Boom ........65
Boularderie ..
Branch .........
Bridgeport ...
Bridgetown........1
Bridgeville Maa Kes f
Bridgewater
Brighton rare
Briley’s Brook...
Bristol.......cecceees 1554
Broad Cove ......1554
Broad Cove........1554
Broad Cove Chpl. 1554
Broad Cove Intvl.1554
Br’'d Cove Marsh..1555
Broad River........155!
Brookfield .........1555
Brookfield ........
Brookland .........1555
Rrooklyn ..........
Brooklyn vo... 556
Brooklyn, Hants..1556
Brooklyn, Yarmth1557
Brooklyn Street ..1556
Brook Village.....1557
Brookville ......... 1557
Brookville... 1557
Brookville ......... 1557
Brule Harbor...... 1557
Buekfield .......4...1558
Buckleys. See Union
Square.
a aaa
Burntcoat...
Caledonia, C. 8... 1559
Caledonia Corner! 559
Caledonia Mills ..1559
Oambridge.........1559
Cambridge......... 1560
Canaan Road .....1560
TO THE
Canada Creek.....1569
Canard. See L.Canard
Cannan vse 1560
Canning... 1560
CapeCanso. ...... 1561
Cape Cove vs... 1561
Cape George...... 1562
Cape George, N. See
Georgeville
Cape Jack......... 1562
Cape John......... 1562
Cape Mabou.......1562 |
Cape Negro....... 1562
1563
1563
Cape Negro Isl...
Cape St. Mary’s ..1564
OarMhoo:siisisiveess 1564
Cariboo Island...1564
Cariboo River..... 1565
Carlton .recocseoes 1565
OarltOn: sessivccrres 1565
Carroll’s Corners1565
Carsdail ...........1565
Catalone ...........1565
Cat Point........... 1565
Cedar Lake ...... 1565
Central Aylesf’d.1566
Central Falm’th..1566
Central Onslow..1566
Centre Range.....1566
Centreville ........ 1567
Centreville, or
Trout Covye.....
Centreville.
Germany
Chance Harbour,.1567
Charleston ........1567
Chebogue Point..1567
Chebogue ..........1567
1567
See New
Chelsea vrcccseceee 1568
Chester vices 1668
Chester Basin.....1568
Cheticamp......... 1569
Cheticamp, C.B..1569
Cheverie ........... 1569
Chigoggin ........ 1569
Chigonuaise Riv... 1569
Chipman’s Brook 1570
Chisholm. See Bri-
ley’s Brook
Christmas Island1570
Churchover........ 1570
Churchstreet......1570
Churchville........ 1570
Clam Harbour....1571
Clare ....... seneseve 1571
Clarke’s Harbor..1571
Clearland .........1571
Clements West....1572
Clementsport .....1572
Clementsvale..... 1572
Clemont Road ...1573
CliftOM .os.0. e000 el B73
Clyde River ...... 1573
Cogmagun......... 1573
Coldbrook.........
Concord
Conquerall ........ 1574
Conquerall Bank,1574 !
1573
Corbury ween 1574
Cornwallis, West1574
Country Harbor.. 1574
Country Harbor
Cross Roads....1575
Cow Bay vee 1575
Creignish w..... 1575
Cross Roads, O...1575
Cross Roads, Ri-
ver Dennis......1575
Crouse Town..... 1576
Crow Harbour... 1576
Dalhousie...... ....1576
Darling’s Lake... 1576
Dartmouth......... L577
Debert . .. 1580
Debert River...... 1580
Deep Brook, See Cle-
ments,
Deep Cove w..0e 1580
1580
1580
Deerfield v4...
Dempsey’s Cor...
Densmores......... 1581
Descoose ......0..... 1581
Dickson's Store. See
New Annan
Dig Yirsrsssivcessyes 1581
Diligent River mt 582
Douglas vee 1582
Dublin Shore. See
Lower Dublin
Durham ..........68 1583
Dutch Village ...1583
Eagle Head ...... 1583
Karltown wee. 1583
Kast Bay North...1 83
East Dublin....... 1584
East Jeddore...... 1584
Rast Marsh ........ 1584
1584
1584
See
E Port Medway...
Nast Pubnico.....
Rast Rawdon.
Upper Rawdon
East River Island1584
FE Riv St Mary’s..1585
East side Chez-
ZECCOOK veeseeeee ee 1584
Eastville ...........1585
Economy. See Lower
Economy.
Eel Brook... .1585
Hight Mile Brook 1585
Ellershausen .....1585
Elmvale.. .. 1585
Elmsdale siseevees 880
Elmsville ......... 1586
Enfield +1586
Falkland............ 1586
Factory Dale .....1586 |
Fallbrook ......... 1586 |
Falmouth Stn......1586
Falmouth Vge...158
Farmingt: n........ 1587
Fenwick 1587
Ferguson’s Cove,1587
Fisher’s Grant ... 1588
Fish Pool........... 1588
Five Houses ...... 1588
Five Islands ......1588
[Dominiqgip RECTORY. |
HALIFAXss+seeeeeee.
Halls Harbour....
ammonds Plair
Hampton..essseves
antspor
arbor au Bouche
arbor Road...
arborville .......
ardwood Hill ..
ardwood Lands
HarMONY sessssereee
Harrigan Cove...
artford.
astings ...
avelock a
ay’s River.......
Hd Jordan River
Jordan Kast.
Head of St. Mae
Five Mile River.
Fletcher's Stat’n,j
Folly Village .....1i
Fourchu .......
Four Mile Brook rvs Bay
Fox Harbour, Brighton.
Fox River we. lM Tot) ;
1 Tatamagouche.
Forks Middle Riv, Tatumayouche J
‘ Concord. Bead of Tide.
Framboise......., River Philp
Fraser's Grant. 'd Wallace Bay!
PLE ROT Pca seeste HCDTON eeseeecesees
Fraser's Mills febb’s Milla...
Ireeport.. ates eckman’s Isl’nd |
French River. erring Cove...... 3
Gaberouse ....
Gairlock..
Garden of E
Gaspereaux .
Gay’s River ....5lf
Gay’s River Rd.
Georgefield}.......1i
Georgetown.
Riversdale.
Georgeville
Giant’s Lake.
Gilbert Cove.
Herring Cove,
Brooklyn,
pverniA igevsaengests i
Pehla Village]
illshorough
illsboroug )
ills path Ntieitevtecy ]
illsdale .......5.. ]
ollowell Grant.]
\ >
ate n : te eeeane Opewell .....s00066 1
1
3 a gs. orton Landing..1
rien garry ubbard’s Coy e..]
Hoe Roac
Goat Island...
Gold Mines, See Mo
Uniacke.
Gold River....
Goldenville .
Goose Harbor
unt’s Pointe
hdian Brook...... 1
hidian Harbour,..1
ndian Harbour,..1¢
bdian Path... 1
bd Pt..Chester... 14
bd Pt, Mahone
Nai
aoe se eeeeeeeees BAY csceeh vvenees lf
Gos en dian Road.......
Goshen gonish.........0.
Grafton la
Grafton Corner .1f
Grand Anse .....14
Grand Narrows .J4
Grand Pré
gonish. See
ganaise River,
sh Cove........,
bckson's Mills,
Grandigue Ferry Cpidtrook
trand River... anny ,
Granville ferry. SOP ille
Grant, The ....0. , Cee i
Gray’ s Wood.....1! phnston’s Or ‘ng. Le
Great Bridge. Dinson’s Point...
Pugwash Devin Mines...... 1¢
Great Hill........Jqamelan Bay.........16
Great Village ... brdan Kast...,....16
Greenfield .. en an Ferry .....16
Greenfield .. rdan West }
Green Harbor «MBB ov ttre
Green Hill..
Greenwich..
Gross Point, C.BGB Ey rete seeees
Grosses Coques... an Roa ie
Gulf Shore..... | pt Road......
Empt Town......
Ennetcook,
on
Phnetcook Cor,16
nt’s Island...... 164
Pntville,, 164
ppock... 16
Gulliver's Cove...
Junning Cove...
Guysborough...
Guysboro Intvl.
Halfway Brook...
Halfway River.
Halfway River...!
[Dominio
SCOTIA,
Mile River,
her’s Stata
Village
chu...
Mile Brook.
Harbourssess lf
River .
8 Middle Riv,
neord,
IbOIse.....
er’s Grant.
or’s Mills ..,
er’s Mills
Port...
ch River.
YOUSE ....
len of
eVeAUX
s River ....
s River Rd
ceficld} seeennn
‘getown,
versdale.
‘geville
den.)
is Lake.....1i
ert Cove...
elg
RECTORY. |
PAGE
HALIFAX. ++eeeeeeeee LOO]
Halls Harbour.....1656
ammonds Plain1657
HaMptON..sereerveee 1657
AN{SPOMt..eeeeee 1657
Harbor au Bouchel657
arbor Road.......1658
arborville urea] 658
ardwood Hill ...1658
ardwood Lands1659
HATMONY +++ e++er00e 16 aE
Harrigan Cove...165%
artford haNaaras eas 1658
Hastings so... 1659
AVELOCK..cseeee eee 1659
Navy's River ....... 1659
Hd Jordan River, See
Jordan Kast.
Bead of St. Mae
ry’s Bay.
brighton:
} Tatamagouche. See
Tatumagouche Bay .
Head of Tide, See
River Philip.
'd Wallace Bay1660
Aebror 1660
ebb’s Mills........ 1660
leckman’s Isl’nd1660
erring Cove irises 1661
See
Herring Cove, See
Brook lyn.
Tasetes 1661
sloieeaes 1661
ieiland Village, 1661
ills borough... .. 1661
3.1662
‘See Bear
Seer: 1662
ilsdale siiineeets 1662
ollowell Grant.1662
opewell vee 1662
orton Landing..1663
LAITY we ubbard’s Cove..1663
Road.. Wimunt’s Pointw.... 1663
Island... hdian Brook,..... 1663
L Mines. See de hiian Harbour,..1663
viacke. Bian Harbour...1664
| River... ndian Path... 1664
enville bd Pt., Chester... 1664
se Harbo hd Pt, Mahone
pavsaes BAY...s.s0s0s0000e6 1664
Mian Road....... 1664
gonish woe 1665
eeeeee gonis h See Chi-
nd Narrows
hd Pré...
ndigue Fe
nd River...
iville b erry
it, The ....
a :W ood
t Bridge.
igwash
hnfield ...
nfield ...
ning Cove...
sborough....
sboro Intvl.
way Brook...
ton C orner wl
hd Anse sen
t Hill... At
t Village
ganaise River,
Ish Cove... 1665
's Harbour,..1665
Ackson’s Mills. See
Coldbrook,
cksonville ......1665
I) 1666
Dhnston’s Cr ‘ng.1667
Dhnson's Point. 1666
Devin Mines...,.. 1666
brdan Bay... 1667
Drdan Hast....... 1667
Drdan 1" erry feat 1667
rdan West....... 1668
n il 1s,
ks paint C.Bl
nifway River,
way River!
adique
plly 1668
. L668
+ 1668
mpt Head ......
‘ ae) 1669
“lai ae “eet Road......1669
vere caval Empt Town... 1669
; Ennetcook, See
Burlingion.
Pohetcook Cor,1669
pat’s Island...... 1669
Putville.., 1669
ppock............1670
;
GENERAL INDEX—NOVA SCOTIA.
PAGR PAGE PAGE
Ketch Harbour.,..1670 | Lower Maccan., See | Mill Brook............ 1699
Kingsbury .........1671 Macean. Mill Cove........ «1700
Kingston. ..........1671 | Lower Middleton.1684 | Miller’s Creek......1700
Kirkhill ........066 1671 | Lower Onslow....1684 | Mill Village.........1700
Knoydart ..........1671 | Lower Pereaux...1684 | Mill’s Village. See
Labelle v.scee.0e167L | Lower Prospect..1685 Parrsborough.
La Have Ferry. .1671 | Lower Rawdon...1685 | Milton...ceee sed 700
La Have River...1672 | Lower River.......1685 | Minudie........ . 1701
Lake Ainslie ......1672 | Lower Selmah ...1685 | Mira Gut .............1702
L Ainslie © Rd’s..1672 | Lower Settlem’t Moidart .....ceceeeeee 1702
Lake Ainslie B..1672 | Victoria...........1685 | Molasses Harbor. See
L Ainslie Gler. ....1672 | Lower Settlem’t Port Feliz.
L Ainslie South...1672 | | Antigonish......1686 | Montague........... 1702
L George, Kings1672 | Lower Stewiackel686 | Moose Brook......1702
L George, Yrm thi672 | Lower Village....1686 | Moose Harbor......1762
Lakeland | Lower W ard, aitaces 1686 | Mooseland .....«<.1703
Lakeside a | Lunenburg ........ 1686 | Moose River ......1703
Lakeville ........... | Lunenburg Pen..1688 | Moose River. See
Lapland ....eeeee | MADOU.. esses 1688 | Clementsport.
L'Archovéque...... 1673 | Mabou Coal Ms. 388 | Morden .......s0000 1703
Lawrencetown ... 1673 | Mabou, N E........ 1689 | Morden Road ...... 1703
Lawrencetown ...1674 | Maccan veers 1689 | Morristown, An-
Leicester ioscan 1674 | Maccan Intervale. See | tigonish ce, 1603
Leitchfield .......1674 | | Little Morks. a Morrist’n, Kings..1703
Leitch’s Creek,...1674 | Macean Mt Deve 1689 hinroahapetlia mcs 1704
Lequill@..sesccees 1674 | McKay Settlem t..1689 | Mount Denison....1 704
Lewis Bay... 1674 | MeKay’s 1 oint.... 1689 | Mount Thom...... 1704
Lewis Head........1675 | McLellan’s Brook 1689 | Mount Hanley ....1704
|
Lime Rock.........1675 | MeLellan’s Mt'n..1690 | \outh St Mary’s..170%
LAGAN Gs hivieges ve 1675 | MeNutt’s Island..1690 | ae Ute Bir ee
Liscomb Harbor..1675 | McePherson’s ......1690 | Mt Uniacke St’n..1705
Lismore woes 1675 | Mahone Bay.......1690 | \full River.........1705
Little Bras @’Or..1676 | Main-a-Dieu.......1691 | Musquodoboit Hr.1705
Little Forks, Men1676 | Maitland, Anna- | Nappan..... Paice 1705
Little Glace Bay..1676 polis Tete ee eee rues 1691 | Necum Tench... 1706
Little Harbor. | Maitland, Hants..1691 | New AV Be\ce oe 1706
Shelburne....... 1676 | patkeanel Lunen- ‘oq, | New Annan........ 1706
Little Harbour, Mi Hel aaa |; New Campbelton1707
Ploty i micrc arr Ios aitland, — Yar- sqy | NeW Canada... 1707
Little Judique.....1677 | mouth, re psi 1692. | New Cornwall.....1707
Little Loraine....1677 | Malagawateh .....1692 | New Edinburgh.1707
Malignant Brook.1692
Jew Gairlock See
Malignant Cove..1692 Nee eee: ee
Gairlock.
Little Narrows....1677 |
Little River, An- |
‘ rie »-> | Manchester......... 1692
fo STD ceceeenees ) = aw (lorme , Lf
Little Riv, Dighy1orr | Manchester Roadioas | New Germany...1708
Little River Mus- Margarce seeeeeeeees 1693 | New Haske fir ae 1710
quodoboit........1678 | Margaree Forks..1693 New Ital ee i111
Little River, Yars | Margaretsville ....1693 | Newel oh aa fe
MOUtD sseseeseeveeelG7B | Marie Joseph eee 1693 | N Ww Mi fae sea 4
Little Tancook...1678 | Mavion Bridge......1604 | Ne Ea te ‘Nie Be oh
Little Tracadie,..1678 | Marriott's Cove...1694 | ° ihe ei aoe
Liverpool.......... 1679 | Marsh Settlem’t...1694 | 5d ‘ 4
Livineston’s Cv..1680 | Marshall s Town.1694 | Newport Corner..1711
Lochbroom......... 1ggo | Marshville ......., 1694 | Newport Landing! 1711
Tachanenoccrs 1680 Marshy Hope....... 1694 | Newport Station. 1712
Lockhartville .....1680 | Martin's Brook....1695 | New Prospect pane Vile
Loch Lomond..... 1681 Martin’s River......1695 | New. ROBB ...eéo4sss ps
Lochside ........... 1681 M B8e TOWD. ses 1695 New TOWN asssseees 172
Lock’s Island...... 1681 Mavillet New Pusket. TT12
Loganville... 1681 | Medford... ss | Nictaux Falls.......1713
Londonderry, See | MelOSC...,esesnsseeeee 305 | Nino Mile River.. ay
Folly Viliage. Melvern Square...1696 | Noel veeeecesenees 1713
Long Island \..... 16g] | Merigomish.......... 1696; Noel Shore UY 113
Long Island. See | Merland........ vo" | North Brookfield, 1714
Freeport. | Metz aghs an... } | NE Br Margaree.. A71 t
Long Point, C.B.1682 | Middlefield... 1697 | NE Harbour...... HL
Long Point esuye 1682 Mid Ke nneteook, See | Northfield, Hants1714
Louisburg.......,. 1682 Mosherville | Northfield, Lun-
Low Point 1682 | Mid La Have Fr’y1697 | enburg....e LT
L Barney’s River.1682 | Md Musquodoboit1697 | Northfield Queens sl714
Lower ‘Argyle. See Middle River. See | North Mountain. 1715
Argyle. Kimvale | North River ...... 1715
Lower Canard....1682 | Middle River........ 1698 | N River Bridge, See
Lower Clyde...... 1683 | Mid Sec N E | North River.
Lower Cove ...... 1683 Margaree ....... 1698 | North Range...... 1715
Lower Dublin ....1683 | Middle Settlem’t..1698 | North Salem ...... L715
Lower Economy..1683 | Middle Settlem’t. See | North Shore...... W715
Lower Granville, See Fraser's Mills North side Basin.1715
Goat Island. Middle Stewiacke1698 | North Sydney......1716
Lower Horton. See | Middleton............ 1699 | N W Arm............1716
Grand Pré Milford ........0000 1699 | N W Bay
Lower La Have.1684 | Miford Station....1699 | N W Oove..........1716
Lower L’Ardoise.1684 | Milford Haven ...1699 | N W Range........1716
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Oakland, Hants..1717
Oakland, Lunen-
DUPQeseeeseseeeee L717
Oak Point. cesses) 14
O ilvie Wharf.....1717
Ohio, Antigonish1717
Ohio, Lunenburg1717
Ohio, Shelburne..1718
Ohio, Yarmouth.1718
Old Barns éccvenereLiihe
Oldham ............1718
Onslow. See Lower
Onslow,
Osburne .....0.001 719
OVENS. cscs eee creer L TID
Oxford 171°
Oyster Ponds, See
Goose Harbor.
Oyster Ponds...... 1719
Paradise.......606. 1719
Parker's Cove......1720
Parrsborough......1720
Partridge Island..1721
Peggy's Cove... 172)
Pembroke,
chester.
Pembr'’ke,
Pembroke,
satel aver 172]
Hants.1721
Yar-
MOUTH. v.00 screed 724
Pereaux or Pero..1722
Petite de Grat ....1722
Pennet’s Harbor..1722
Petite Riviére......1722
Phinney’s Mt’n...1723
Pickett’s Wharf...1723
Pictou., Pret i243:
Piedmont V alley.1726
Pine Tree... 1LT26
Pineo Village. See
Waterville.
Pirate Cove
Plainfield ..........
Plaister Cove. See
Port Hastings.
Pleasant River....1727
Pleasant Valley..1727
Pleasant Valley..1727
Point Brule. See
Brule llarbor.
Point Michanux.....1727
Point of Cape.....1727
?
Polly Bog.....+.....1 728
Pomquet © hapel. 1728
Pomquet Forks,.1728
Ponds, Pictou......1728
Ponds, Yarmouthl728
Ponhook, See Green-
Jield.
Port Acadie....... 1728
Port-a-Pique...... 1729
Port Beckerton....1729
Porter Town. See
Hastings.
Porter’s Lake...... 1729
Port Felix.........1729
Port George....... 1730
Port Greville ...... 1730
Port Hastings...... 1730
Port Haw kesbury 173
Port Hebert. See
Port La Bear.
Port Hood..........1731
Port Hood Island1732
Port Jolly ...... vel T32
Port La Bear........ 1732
Port La Tour... 1732
Port Maitland.....1732
Port Matoon...... 1738
Port Matoon Isld.1733
Port Medway....... L732.
1734
1734
1734,
Port Mulgrave...
Port Philip........
Port Richmond...
[Domini RECTORY. ]
Port William
Port Williams......1735
Portuguese Cove.1735
South... .++1754 | Tatamagouche....
Three Mile Housel765
Three Mile Plains1765
South Branch
South Brooktield. 1754
South Mountain ..175
S Gut St Ann’s...
S McLellan’s Mtn1755
Prince William stl1735 | Salmon Riv., O.B.1745 Waterville Stn. 7
Prospect Bay
Weave er Seti tn
See Joh
South Rawdon...
South River Lake.1756
South side Basin..1756
S side Boularderie 1756
S side W Margaree1 756
S side Whycoco-
Pudding. Pan. Guy csr 1746
Salmon River, Ha-
Pugwash River... if'
Q ill 1738 Wel’gtn, Queens..171
neensvi Bicaicteer 7:
Wellington, Yar-
it
Salmon Riv Lk’s.1746 Tusket Riv West.1770
Salmon Riv, L Set1746
Salt Springs...... 1746
Sambro Harbour,1747
Ra ged Thiand, Southville ......... 1756 W entw rocitt Grn'tlil
i 56 Went’rth, Hants..17)
Ragged Isl'd Bay. 1% 38 West Arichat.
Ragged Reef.
Ratchford River,
Specht’s Cove. Union Square
Upper Aylesford. See
1 Tgiiilexander’s P’t...
Spencer's Island..1757 ‘
Springfi 5 Western Head..... Y
Se é Con
Sandy Beaches....17 Up'r Barney’s Riv1771
Upper Branch,
Rawdon South. Upper Caledonia.1771
Upper Canard...
Up’r Church Set.1771
Upper Clyde...... 1771
West Chester.
Rear Black River.1739 | Saw Mill Creek...17 St Andrews........ 7
1738 5 i 7
Scotch Village....17
St Croix Cove..... i
St Geo’gs Ch’nl..1758 | Upper Dyke Vge.1771
75 Upper Economy..1771
Up’r Kennetcook. 177
Upper La Have...
Up L’Ardoise..... ‘I iT
er. i
W oat River Stn...1id
Weside Lochabe
Shag Harbour
Sheet Harbour....175
West Tusket Riv MMllic 1
Sheffield Mills.....175 illic ..
St Mary's Bay .... Th
Sett’ment. See River St Patrick’sCh’nl.1759
Dennis Crs Roads
River Bourgeoise1741
phat Middleton. Weymouth Bdge..1i
White Haven
Whycocomah ...
St Peter’s Island..1760 .
i Wickwire Station. &
River Debert. Sherbrooke Mines. See
Steam Mill V'ge..1760
River Hebert eam Mi ge..176
River Inhabitants. See Ship Harbour.
Stewiacke O Rd..1760
3 ort Hawke sour i 5
Up r Prt ha Tourl773
Up’r Rawdon
UpperSettlement1774
Upper Settlement1774
Upper Stewiacke. 1774
Stillwater Stn..... Windsor Bridge.
Central Falmouth,
Windsor Forks....178
Windsor June...
Wine Harbour
Riv er John West.1743 Shobena adic
Summerville, An-
Roberts sland. Six Mile Brook.... i i
Sum’ville, Hants..1761
Sutherland’s Ml’s1762
Sutherland’s Riv.1762
Victoria Bridge...17
Victoria Harbourl 775
Victoria Mine...
Vogler’s Cove
Wood Harbour.
Woodville, Hants1i§
Woodville, Kings]i§
Woodworth Bay.118
Smith's Island...
Somerset, Kings.. 1 B
Somerset, Lunen-
Rocky Lake Hi 1744
Sydney Mines ...... 1763
Tancook Islands, See
Wallace cies
St. Mary’s River
CITIES, TC
Ibert Mines.......
Hdouin River
landale .....006
derson Settl’t.
MAOVEL. cece sees
MNAZANCE vee seees
DOHAQUL .seeeeeees
rchibald Settl’t.
mstrong’s
Brook ......00e0e
rmstrong’s
roostook
rthurette
ack Bay...
nie Verte..
hie Verte Road. 1
aker’s Creek.....1
Almoral ........... 1
Altimore. See
ving Settlement
Arnesville ........ 1
nk (The)........ 1
Furiorachois end
arber Da vali
arnaby’s River. 1’
artibogue... wl
artholemew Riva
ass River......... li
i@sswood Ridge.,1§
q 5
1
Wsaoeoneeses le
RY lions Ronvessnie 18
BYSIAG eee 1é
par Island ........ 18
audreau Vil.....18
aver Brook .....18
paver Harbour..18
peaguimec, See Ha
‘and
plledune........... 18
ledune River..18
Plleisle Bay...... 18
plieisle Creek ... 18
lliveau Villagel8
lyea’s Cove.....18
nd (The), Ss
ae Moncton,
Meadows. §
Meadows,
td Settlement..18(
ack Brook....... 18¢
Aney eae 18(
DIRECTORY. |
3. See John
Point
, Queens. 17)
‘ton, Yar- PAGE
Daceene’ Mi Houshagan .... 1793
th... cee LTMBMBCTON ve eeeeee eee eeee 1793
orth Grn'tlit bert Mines....... 1793
h, Hants..17ldouin River ...1793
richa 1Ti@lexander’s P't...1794
LY ss landale .....6+ 1794
rook . derson Settl’t.1 794
1 Head.....17%
MAOVEL..sseceeeeee 1794
. See Cor MNAGANCE veers 1795
: West pohaq Ul .reeseee 1795
hester.. rchibald Settl’t.1795
ublin... mstrong’s
Ld ceceeee cove) HME Brook veces eee eee 1795
rmstrong’s Cor.1795
TOOSTOOK ...eseeee 1796
Tthurette...... 1796
fiver rst ui Lac... .1LT96
Lochaber, 11d Ack Bay sceceeveeee 1 T97
L1G: vccdeevers 1 nie V erte . Seagal Ot
iver. . Lie Verte Road. 1797
pillie .. 1797
pirdsville........+ 1798
Aker’s Creek.....1798
plmoral .........6 1799
usket Riv.17
uth. sco see 11
urn.
Haven. altimore. See Jr-
comah .....11§ ving Settlement
ire Station. S@irnesville ........ 1799
aAnk (The)... 1799
prachois........... 1799
arber Dam 1799
arnaby’s River..1799
artibogue,.........1800
artholemew Riv1800
Ass River......... 1800
r Bridge, 4
ral Falmouth,
takes MA thurs vseeeee 1801
Harbour....1imthurst Village. See
St. Peter
ille, Kings]74@MMy du Vin........
rorth Bay. 11 iiayfie
Cove li
audreau Vil.....1803
aver Brook .....1803
paver Harbour..1803
bcaguimec, See Hart-
land
plledune........... 1803
pliedune River..1804
licisle Bay...... 1804
plicisle Creek ... 1804
lliveau Village1804
lyea’s Cove..... 1805
nd (The), See
Moncton.
gf Cove ........00.
ig Hole...
g Meadows. See
Meadows,
rd Settlement..1805
ney Ridge..,...1807
GENERAL INDEX—NEW BRUNSWICK.
GENERAL
CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE
Blissfield vo...
Blissville ........0.
Bloomfield.........
Bloomfield .........
Bloomsberry
Bocabee .occeeccesees 1809
Boiestown 1809
Boundary Creek..1809
Bougogen veers 1809
Bridgedale......... 1809
Brigg’s Corners...1809
Bristol......... 1810
Brockaway..........1810
Brockville .........1810
Brookvale ......... 1810
Buctouche ......... 1810
Burnt Church.....1811
Burton vvseeeeeeees 1811
Butternut Ridge.1812
Cains River........ 1812
Caisey’s Point.....1813
Caledonia ......... 1813
Cambridge ........ 1813
Campbell ......... 1813
Campbell ...... 1813
Campbellton... 1813
Campobello........ 1814
Canaan, vc. 1815
Canaan veces 1815
Canning............1815
Oantorbury 1815
Canterbury St’n...1815
Cape Ball....... 1816
Cape Enragé...... 1816
qene Spear........ 1817
Jaraquette (L’r).1818
Car aquette(U p’r)1818
Carleton........... 1818
Carlow ......csccee. 1823
Case Settlement..1823
Central Blissville1823
Cent Cambridge..1823
Cent Kingsclear..1823
Cent Norton....... 1823
Centrv'le (Albrt)1823
Cutrv’le(Carlt’n) 1823
Chamcook ......... 1824
Chance Harbor... 1824
Chaplain Isl’d Rd1824
Charleston. See Dick-
ens
Chatham .........4. 1825
Cheputneticook...1827
Cherry Burton. See
Dorchester
Chester.........00005 1827
Chipman ........... 1827
Chockfish........... 1828
Church Hill....... 1828
vey Camp. See Mc-
dam Junetion
Giarendon istveays 1828
Clifton (Glouces-
COP) .eresssseeeeee 11828
Clifton (King’s).1828
Clone’s Settl’t.....1829
Coal Branch....... 1829
Coal Mines.........1829
Coates’ Mills...... 1829
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COCABNE were 1830
Cocagne River,,,, 1830
Cocagne Shore...,1831
Coldstream........ 1831
Colebrook.......... 1831
Cole’s Island....., 1832
Cole’s Island. See
Au Lac
Collina ....ccccccees 1832
Collina Corner...1832
Cooksville......... 1833
WON cecvees tetas 1833
Gorn Hill...cscsciee 1833
Coverdale 1833
Crabb ......... +00 1834
Cranberry 1834
Cromwell........... 1834
Cumberland Bay,1834
Cumberland Pt..1834
Curryville.......... 1835
Dalhousie .......... 1835
Dawson Settl’t....1836
Deadman’s Har... 1836
Debec Junction... 1836
Deer Jsland........ 1836
Deer Lake......... 1836
Demoiselle Creek 1836
Derby ....44 scceseees 1836
DeWolfe Corner..1837
Dickens ........e000 1837
Digdeguash........1837
Dipper Harbor... 1837
Doaktown .......4 1837
Doherty's Mills...1838
Dollair Settlem’t. 1838
Donegal Fi
Douglas........0000 1839
Douglas Harbor..1839
Douglasfield....... 1839
Dougl las Valley...1840
Dougl astown...... 1840
DOVER ....cccee sevens 1840
Doyle Settlement1840
Dumbarton ........ 1840
Dumfries ........... 1841
Dundee ..........66 1841
Dungarvon ........ 1841]
Dungiven........... 1841
Dunphy ........000 184]
Dunsinain.......... 1841
KE. Florenceville..1841
East Glassville...1841
East Quacso. See
@olina
East Scotch Sett.1841
East Waterloo....1842
Edgett’s Landing1842
Edmunston 1842
Eel River. +. 1842
Eel River .. We vegenves 1843
Eel River. See Can-
terbury
EldOn....... .ceeceeee 1843
Elgin Corner .....1843
Elm Tree........... 1843
Emigrant Road...1843
Emigrant Settl’t..1843
INDEX
PAGE
English Settle’t...1844
“nniskillen .........1844
Urb Settlement... 1844
Fairfield oo... 1844
Fairhaven. See Deer
Island
Fairville........000 1844
Farley's Mills......1847
Farmerston ........1847
Fenwick ..........4 1847
Ferris Settlem’t....1847
Perryville v.04 1847
Fingerboard, See
Norton Station
Flatlands ...........1847
Florenceville ,.... 1848
Forks, Cain’s Riv.1848
Forks (The) ...... 1848
Foster's Cove.....1848
Fox Creek......... 1848
Fredericton ....... 1849
Fredericton Junc1862
Fredericton R’d..1862
French Lake...... 1862
Frenchport Cove.1862
French Village... 1862
French V illage. See
Hardwicke
French Village. See
Lower French V'ge
TAGELOWN, ose eee L862
Gallow DY ssssevceeee 1863
Gardner's Creek.1863
Gaspereaux ...... 1863
Geary ...csrscoresens 1864
Germantown. See
Beaver Brook
yermantown Lk1864
Glassville.......... 1864
Golden Mtn. See
Gowland Mtn
Good Corner...... 1864
Glenvile.............1864
Glenlevit ...........1864
Goose Creek...... 1865
Gordonsvile ...... 1865
Goshen ........00065 1865
Goshen ........e000 1865
Gowland Mt’n ....1865
Grand Anse ...... 1865
trand Bay........ 1866
Gr'nd Falls P’ge.1866
Grand Harbor ....1866
Gandigue........... 1866
Grand Manan.....1866
Grand River...... 1867
Great Shemogue..1867
Greenfield.......... 1867
Green Head........ 1867
Green Point ...... 1867
Green River....... 1868
Greenwich Hill...1868
Grindstone Isl’d..1868
Hammond River..1869
Hammond Vale. See
Upham Vale
Hamilton’s Mt’n. 1869
Hampstead
Hampton ......
67
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
PAGH
Hampton Ferry...1870
al deseevene 1870
Hanwell .. 1870
Harcourt..... 1870
Hardwicke.. 1870
Harewood...........1870
Harris Corner. See
Boundary Creek
Hartland............ 1870
Harvey Corner....1871
Harvey Station....1871
Hastings. See Upper
Salmon River
H’d of Millstream1871
Hd of Petiteodiac.
See Petitcodiae
Head of Tide....... 1872
Head of Ridge..... i872
Hebron ...seeceeeees 1872
Herlot.........060000 1872
Heron’s Island eaves 1872
nee veenee 1872
Hillsdale... ++ L873
Hillside ............ 1873
Holmesville ........ 1873
Hopewell ............1874
Hopewell Cape... 1874
Hopewell Corner.1874
Hopewell Hill .....1875
Huskisgon...........1875
Indian Island. ayE 1875
Indiantown........ 1875
paen owes; 1875
Intervale .. oe L8TT
Irishtown... 1878
Irving Settlem’t.. 1878
Jacksontown...... 1878
Jacksonville....... 1878
Janeville ..........
Jemseg ....
Jenkins....
Johnston ....
Johnville
Jolicure ........00e
Jones Creek. See
Round Hill
Kars ..... ...1880
Keswick Ridge...1880
tol
King Settlem’t.....1880
Kingston (Kent)1880
Kingston (Kings) 1881
Kingst’n Belleisle. See
Belleisle
Kingst’n L Reach, See
Long Reach
Knowlesville....... 1882
Knoxford ...........1882
Kouchibouguac ..1882
Kouchibouguacis. See
Louasville,
Lake District...... 1883
Lakefield.............1883
Lake George. saben 1883
Lake, The......... 1883
Lakeville ............1883
Lakeville Corner1883
5 ge rcp tr ne ae ETO im
,
68
Lameque............1883
Lancaster............1884
Lawrence............1884
Lower Village. See
Lower French Vge
Ledge (The)......1884
Lepreaux ...........1884
L’Ktang .......... 1885
L’Etete........6606651885
Lewisville ..........1885
Lewis Mountain,..1885
Lincoln........ veeeee 1885
1886
Little Buctouche,.1886
Little Cape........1886
Little Falls, See Ed-
mundston
Little River (Co-
verdale)....... 1887
’ Little River (Elgin).
See Pleasant Vale.
Little River........ 1887
Little River........ 1887
Little Rocher......1887
Little Shemogue.1888
Little South West1888
Liverpool, See Richi-
bucto
Loch Lomond...,.1888
Londonderry.,..,.. 1888
Long Creek........1888
Long Point........ 1888
Long Reach.......1889
Long Settlement1889
Louisville,...........1889
Lords Cove. See Deer
Island
Lower Bartibog..1889
Lower Brighton..1889
Lower Canterb’y,1890
L’r Cape (Albert)1890
L’r Cape (Kent)..1890
Lower Coverdale1890
Lower French V 91890
Lower Haynev’le1890
Lower Hillsboro’.1891
Lower’ Line
Queensbury.....1891
Lower Newcastle1891
Lower Peel........1891
Lr. Pockmouche.1891
Lr. Prince Wm....1891
Lr, Queensbury,..1891
Lr. Southampton1892
Lower Turtle Cr.1892
Lower Village .,..1892
Lower Wakefield1892
Lr. Woodstock ..1892
Ludlow.......cc00. 1893
Lutz Mountain....1893
Lynnfield .......... 1893
McAdam Junc...1894
McCain Settl’t....1894
McDonald’s Cor...1894
McKenzie’s Cor...1894
McDonald’s Point1894
McLeod Hill...... 1895
Maclaughlan Rd..1895
Maces Bay ..........1895
Mactaquack......... 1895
Madawaska. See Ed-
mundston
Madisco.............1895
Magaguadavic. See
rockaway
Magundy ........... 1896
Mamme! Settl’t ...1896
Manners Sutton..1896
Mansfield. See Head
of Ridge.
Maple Green......1896
Mapleton............1896
Maquapit Lake...1896
GENERAL INDEX—NEW BRUNSWICK.
PAGE
Markhamville...... 1897
Mary’s Point......1897
Marysville..........1897
Mascarene .........1897
Maudsley ..........1897
Maugerville .......1897
Meadows ......44+ .1898
Mechanics’ Settl’t1898
Meduxnikeag. See
Lindsay's
Memramcook .....1898
Middle Coverdale1899
Middle Landing, See
St. Stephen
Middle River...... 1899
Middle Simonds..1899
Middle St Frs.....1900
Middleton ......... 1900
Mid Southampton1900
Mid gic..erssceeeee 1900
Mill Cove.........
Mill Creek,........
1900
1900
Mill Stream........ 1901
Milledgeville...... 1901
Milltown ........06 1901
Millville ............ 1903
Miscou Island.....1903
MiSpe ..secssseesees 1904
Mohannas ...
Molus River.
Moncton,..... cee 1904
Monument Settl’t1905
Moore’s Mills......1906
Mountain Brook..1906
Mount Whalley...1906
Mosquito Cove.....1906
Mouth of Jemseg1906
Mouth of Keswick1906
Mouth Millstream. See
Apohaqui
Mouth of Nerepis1907
Munquart. See Bath
Murray’s Corner.1907
Musquash........... 1907
Muzrall Point....... 1907
Nackawick......... 1908
Nappan..e 1908
Narrows...... . 1908
Nash’s Creek 1908
Nashwaak ,........1908
Nashwaaksis......1908
Nashwaak Vil.....1909
Nauwigewauk. See
Hammond River
Neguac (Lower),.1909
Neguac (Upper)..1909
Nelson v....eccceeees 1909
Nepisiquit.......... 1910
Nerepis.........0008. 1910
New Bandon...... 1910
Newburgh......... 1910
New Canaan...... 1911
Newcastle ......... 1911
Newcastle Bridge1913
Newcastle Creek.1913
New Horton...... 1913
New Ireland...... 1913
New Ireland Road1913
New Jerusalem...1913
New Maryland...1914
New Mills.......... 1914
New River......... 1914
Newtown .......... 1914
Newtown .......0. 1914
New Zealand...... 1915
Northampton ..... 1915
North Branch. See
Tracey
North Head. See
Grand Manan
North Esk Boom,1915
North Forks....... 1916
North Joggins ...1916
Northfield .........1916
PAGE
North Lake..,.....1916
North River....... .1916
N. Esk Millstream1916
Norton Station....1917
NOrton..sesecseeeeee L917
North R Platform1917
Oak Bay... L917
Oak Hill...... sooo L918
Oak Point.........1919
Oak Point......... 1919
Oromocto South
Branch.......6..1910
Oromocto V’ge.,.1920
Ossekeng.....+.00. 1920
OtnabOgeieececees 1921
Oxford’s Cove.,...1921
Painsee Junction 192]
Palmerston, See St
Louis.
Partridge Island.1921
Passekeag veer 1921
Peel. See Hast Flor-
enceville
Pennfield ...........1921
Pennfield Ridge..1922
Penobsquis,........1922
Perth.
Peter's River.....
Petersville.....e 1923
Petersy, Church..1923
Petitcodiac.....0 1923
Petit Rocher 1924
Pisarinc ....cccees 1924
Pleasant Ridge... 1924
Pleasant Vale......1024
Plumwiseep......+ 1925
Pockmouche .....,1025
Pockshaw....ccee 1025
Point du Bute..... 1926
Point du Chéne..1926
Point La Nim......1926
Point Pleasant....1926
Point Sapin........ 1927
Point Wolfe......1927
Pollett River......1927
Pollett River Stn. Sec
North River Plat-
Jorm
Pomeroy Ridge...1927
POOIAC. i recccevees 1927
Poquiock........066 1928
Portage River..,1928
Port Elgin......... 1928
Portland ........e 1928
Prince of Wales..1937
Prince William...1937
Pulrang Settl t...1937
QUACO.. 6s siesessaess 1937
Quaco Head ........1988
Quaco Road...... 1938
Queensbury. See Low-
er Queensbury
Quispamsis ..... 1938
Rankin’s Mills....1938
Ratters Corner,..1939
Rear Lots. See
Douglastown
fed Bank.......... 15
Renous River
Richibucto.........19%
Richmond ......... 1940
Richmond. See Scotch
Corner
Ridge: ..sccssscvsetes 1941
River Charlo.......1941
River Louison.....1941
Riverside.......... 1941
Rockette Point. See
Petit Rocher
Robichaud Settl’t1941
Rockland...........1941.
Rockport ...........1941
Rockville...........
Roix Road.........1941
PAGE
Rolling Dam......1941
Rosebank...........1943
Rosehill ............1949
Rosevale ...........194
Rothsay....... 00006 1949
Round Hill.........1949
Roxburgh.......6...1943
Royal Road..,.....1943
Rusagornis ........ 1943
Sackville........006 1943
Salamanca......... 1945
Salem ,..... sovveeeee LO4G
Salisbury .......000 1946
Salmon Beach....1946
Salmon Creek.....1946
Salmon Creek
(Sunbury) ......1947
Salmon River..... 1947
Salmon River.....1947
Salmon River. See
Undine
Salt Springs......1947
Scotch Corner...1947
Scotch Ridge...... 1948
Scotchtown ....... 1948
Second Falls,.....1948
Sceley’s Mills.....1948
| Shanklin ......006 1049
| Shediac... ...
sgdever aoa:
Shediac Road......1950
Sheffield ........006 1950
Shemogue. Seve Great
Shemogue
Shepody Road....1951
| Shiketehawk...... 1951
| Shippigan......... 1951
Silver Stream....,1951
SMW By ssivecss 1952
Smith’s Creek.....1952
Smithtown......... 1952
Somerville .........1952
Southampton...... 1952
South Branch.....1952
| South Stream.....1953
| Spragg’s Point...1953
| Springfield...
+ L953
Springhill ......... 1954
Spruce Lake...... 1954.
Spurrs Cove.....
St Andrews........1954
St ANN essstecsan LOOT
St Bazil...
St Croix......
St George...
+e 1958
St John... .. 1959
St Joseph... 2020
St Leonards.......2020
St Louis ........ .2020
St Mary’s....... 2021
St Mary’s Ferry...2021
St Patrick......... 2021
St Peter’s..........2022
St Stephen.........2022
Stanley .......0066. 2026
Starkey’s ........64 2026
Steeve’s Mount’n.2026
Steeves Settlem’t.2026
Stoney Creek......2026
Summerhill.........2026
Sussex Corner.....2027
Sussex Portage... 2027
Sussex Vale........ 2027
Swan Creek....... 2027
Sypher’s Cove.....2028
Taylor Village...2028
Taylortown. See Up-
per Sheffield
Tedish....cccceserers 2029
Temperance Vale2029
Ten Mile Creek. See
Tynemonth
[Domrntosmmp RECTORY. ]
Pag
Tennant’s Cove...20)!
Téte-a-Gouche, N20}
Tete-asGouche, 82
The Range........20!
Thorntown
Tidnish ......
Titusville ....
Tobique. See
ver
Tower Hill...
Tracadie......
Tracey's Mill
Trout Brook
Turtle Creek
Ma CITIES, T
And
0000 20% I
Jams Cove... j
Imirals Beach,.:
herst Cove...
mgels Cove...
Tweedside. psey Covers
Tynemouth ., [MALOLE pereeeeee ed
Undine, rnolds Cove.....2
Upham......... Ck Covers 2
Upham Vale Con Cove. 2
Upper Bay du Vin2ugiiker's Tickle.....2
Upper Buctouche20g INC sessssersarerseed
Upper Cape... 203 e 2
Upper Gagetown2iaiiiirrd Islands...... 2
Upper Greenwicl rren Island......2
Up'rHaynesville. BITOW: seiesecreeane 2
Upper Ken arrow Harbor... 2
Upper Ke tchelors Cove,.2
Upr Keswick ridg
Up'r Kingsclea
Up Loch Lomonc
U. Magaguaday
Up'r Maugerville
Up’r Mills...
Upr Nelson...
Up’r New Hortor
Ve BULLBss05 51000063!
hy de Haste...
py de Hast....... 2
py de I’Hau Bast2
iy de lEau Is-
TANG sass scangee ee Pit
y de North,
(Bay Despair)...2¢
Up’r Peel hy de North
Up’r Queensbury, Fortune Bay)...20
Up’r Sackville y de Verds...... 20
Up’r Salmon R y of Islands,...20
Up’rSouthamptor y Argent... 20
Up'r Sheffield... Vv Roberts .......20
Up'r Wicklow
Up'r Woodstock.
Upsalquitch..
Victoria Corner.
Victoria Mills..
Victoria Settl’t...
Waasis......08
Ward's Cre
Ward’s Cr Roa
Washademoak
Waterborough.
Waterville ...
Watson Settl
Watt Junction.
al Bois... ;
au Harbor.......20
aver Cove,,.... 20,
lle Isle and
ance Cove,..,,20!
lle Isle South... 20/
Meoram,....ccce, 20)
nett Island....20¢
chy Cove.......205
d Island Cove.205
cay Bay and
Portugal Cove.205
hop Cove.......205
ackhead
Waweig....... brie (St. :
Webster’s Cree OhN'S) ss sseseee 6205:
Welsford .. ckhead (Bay
Welshpool. Se és Verds)......4. 205
pobello Eekhead Cove
West Beach.. ck Island.......2
ck Island...
West Branch Ni- Peliver cn
cholas River.
Westfield poly Bay.........205
Westfield PW me down....205¢
West Gl: € Pinion.........2056
havista
2056
he Bay,
++ 2058
SRR eee 2058
dley’s Cove,..2058
gs Island.....2058
Hees eeennees +2058
++.2058
West River.....
Westmorland I
Wheaton Settl
White Rapid
White’s Cove
Wickham..
Wickham
Wicklow ..
Williamstown .
Willow Grove.
Wilson’s Beach
Windsor .
Woodpoin
Woodstock...,.....2!
WoodstockR’d Stati
See Richmond
Youghal.......
Young’s Cove.....
UD) vassee esse 2060
ish Harbor... 2060
al Cove Bay
t Verds) seeeee. 2060
ad Cove (Bo-
AVISTA),..4.444,.2060
DOMINIO
Pal
1 Cove...20}!
ouche, N20)
ouche, S20;
See 4 ‘And
uctoucl
‘ape...
‘ :
ragetown
rreenwich
ynesville
Kent...
e sw
rguadayic2ti
wugerville,2
Ls.eeee
alson..
w Horton2t
Clo sseseseeenald
ieensbury..2
ack ville
umon Riv
uthampton2ii
effield.....
icklow.
roodstock
Cr Road..2u
demoak ...20
yorough.
Wille...
mn Settl’t.
unction.
TO weeesseeetl
ool. See Ua
Sranch Ni
is River
ALG weceees
Jlassville..24
LVEF... eel
orland P
lon Settl
to ck.
tockR’d Stat
Richmond
Al .. vessel
g Cove...t!
REOTORY. ]
CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE
PAGE
Jams Cove.....2049
Imirals Beach,.2049
herst Cove....2049
gels Cove... 2049
sey Cove ++e2049
yuaforte .. ‘ 2049
nolds Cove.....2050
ck Covers ‘2.2050
con Cove.n..2050
ker's Tickle.....2050
line.
renee
rrd Islands......2050
rren Island,.....2050
ATOW
rrow Harbor... 2051
tchelors Cove..2051
y Bulls... 2051
ny de Hate 051
ny de Hast.. 051
py de l’Kau Kast2051
ny de l’Eau Is-
y de
(Bay Despair)...2052
y de North
Fortune Bay)...2052
y de Verds.,.....2052 |
y of Islands.
y lArgent
Vv Roberts veseeeea00a
WU BOis.....0008 2054
aul Harbor, 22054
aver Cove...... 2054
lle Isle and
Lance Cove.,.,,.2054
lle Isle South... 2054
lleoram........ 2054 |
mnett Island....2055
chy Cove.......2055
d Island Cove.2055
cay Bay and
Portugal Cove.2055
hop Cove... 2055
uckhead = (St.
Ohn’s) cee OSS
ckhead = (Bay
He Verds)........2056
bckhead Cove..2056
ck Island.......2056
ck Island.. 5
ck River...
body Bay.
bw me down....2056
@ Pinion.........2056
havista, 2056
2058
2058
Cove..,2058
ogs Island.....2058
ete sees ees 2058
svesveese 2058
£2059
ish Heche
al Cove Bay
t Verds) .......2060
ad Cove (Bo-
AVIStA).. 0000. 2060
GENERAL INDEX—NEWFOUNDLAND.
GENERAL
TO THE
PAGE |
Broad Cove (Har-
bor Main)........2060
| Broad Cove (St.
JOMM'S) ceeeeee eee LOGO
Broad Cove (Tri-
NIGY . soesecoereee DOG]
Brookly nue oe. 2061
Brule.....cseceseeeeee 206]
Brunet 2061
Bryants Cove.....2061
Bull Cove........ 206]
BU GeO isceeeeeeee 2OG]
Burgums Cove..,.2061
BUPIN. ees seveee eee QOGL
} Burn Cove,
Burn Island........
Burnt Head........2
| Burnt Island (Bo-
navista)..
Burnt Island (Bur-
geo and La
Poile).....000060+.2063
Burnt Point,......2063 |
Burtons Pond..,..2063
Burying Place.,,.2063 |
Butters Cove..
Cann Islands...... 2
Cape Broyle....... 2
Cape Fogo...
pet Cape Island,
Cape La Hune
| Cape Norman,....!
Cape Pine.......... 2
pore Race
Cape Ray..
ie ‘ape St. Mary 3 |
Caplin Bay segerears 2065
hae Cove and
Rip Raps.eeeees. 2065
Caplin C ove (Con-
ception Bay)....2065
Caplin Cope iT wil-
lingate) ......66..2065
Carbonear ... p
Castle Cove,
Catalina...
Cat C ove( french
shore) .
Cat Gavan
ity) ..
Cat Harbor :
Cats Cove..........2
Chamberlain...... 2068
Chance Cove...... 2068
Change Islands... 2068
Channel............2068
Chapel Arm.......2069
Chapels Cove.....2069 |
Charles Brook....2069
Chattis Harbour..2069
Cinque Cerf........2069
Clark’s Beach.....2069
Clarks Head.......2070
Clowns Cove......2070
Coachmans Cove.2070
Coblers Island....2070
Cod Roy and Ri-
VETS.irsecserssee eee Z010
Coleys Point......2071
Colliers .2071
Conche .........666. 2071
Coney Arm........2071
Gotitcccace caer
PAGE
Coombs Cove,,,..2072
COppett vere 2072
QOL Nccrsvtictrersne 2072
Cow Harbour,.
Crabbs Brook.
Crockers Cove
Croque.. ,
C uckolds ro love...2
Cupids.ceceeeee
Cuslett.. a
Daniels Cove..
Daniels Harbor... 2073
Danzick Cove.,,..2073
Dark Tickles......2073
Dawson's Cove.,,.2078
Deadmans Bay,..2073
Deer Harbor,......2078
Deer Island (Bur-
LOO) vosceverercees 2073
Deer Is land (Bo-
navista)
De Grats........ . 20738
Delby’s Cove... 2073
Dildo Cove..... 2074
Distress 2074
Doctors Harbor,,..2074
Dog Bay..... see 2074
Dog Coves.w. 2074
Doting Cove......2074
Dragon Bay........2074
Drogheda., L074
Duricle 2074
Hast Cul de Sac..2074
Kast Point
Kastern Tickle....2074
Eddy’s Cove.......2074
Enelie Harbor.....2075
Kng@lish Cove... 2075
English Harbor
(Bonavista) ..... 2075 |
English Harbor
(east)...
English Harbor
(Trinity)... 2075
English Harbor
(WSL) ccreeseeees 2075
Exploits Burnt
FSlaitid: sicscssesene 2075
Exploits River....:
Fair Island,
| Fermews ..
Ferryland.......... 2076
Flat Bay
Flat Islands (Bo-
NAVIStA),...0+000- 2077
Flat Islands (Bu-
2077
Flat Rock (Bay
de Verds).,......2077
Flat Rock (St.
John’s)
Fleur de Lis.......2078
Flow er’s Cove.....2078
Flower’s Cove to
Point Ferrolle.2078
Flower's Island...2078
Flurrys Bight.....2078
POO ccc ses seeeeee 2078
Fortune (Burin)..2079
Fortune (French
Shore) .......666.2079
Fortune Harbor..2079
FOslOW.. sees ce000e 2079
INDEX
PAGE
Fox Cove (Burin)2079
Fox Cove (For-
tune Bay).....2079
Fox Harbor .......2080
Pox Island.........2080
Fox Island Har-
DOL secsevecteveeeee D080
Fox Roost .. 2080
FOX 'Prapscsecceee. 2080
FrancOissccerseeeee 2080
Frenchman’s
Cove (Burin),..2080
Freshwater Bay..
(Bonaventure ),2080
Freshwater (Bay
de Verds).......2080
Freshwater Bay 2080
Freshwater (Pla-
centi: \) evenivers .. 2080
Furbey’s
Garia....
| Garnish...
Gaskin.
Gastus..
Gaultois
George's Brook,
George's Coye....2081
Golden Bay.,......2081
Gooseberry 2081
Gooseberry
Goose Cove,......2082
Goulds.,..06.000
Gould’s Road
Grand Bank.
Grand Bruit.......
Grandfathers Cv2083
Grandy’s Brook.,.2083
Grandy's Pas-
2083
Grands s P int. 2083
Grate’s Cove 2083
Great and Little
Barrasway...... 20838
Gt, Barrasway
Great Bonah..
Great
Gt, Harbor Deep.
UVORVISii i sesseves
Gt. Paradise,.
Gt. St. Lawrencez
Green Cove........ y
Green Island...... ‘
Green Island Cy
Green Harbor.
Green’s P6nd...
Griguet..ww +2085
Groat’s Island..,.2085
Grole ....... vevesete @0G0
Gull Cove..........2085
Gull Island..
Gully’s......ssereveeed
Hall’s Bay........04!
Hants Harbor.....
Hpy Adventure..2086
Harbor Breton....2086
Harbor Buftett.... 2086
Harbor de Veaux2087
Harbor Galley...2087
Harbor Grace.....2087
Harbor le Cow...2090
Harbor Main......2090
Harbor Mills.......2090
PROVINCK OF NEWPOUNDLAND.
PAGK
Harbor Round,,..2090
Hare Bay (Bona-
VISA scree seeeee 2090
Hare Bay (Fogo).2090
Hatters Point.,...2090
Hay Stack..........2091
Hay ward's Cove,2091
Head of Bay
Despair , abisyen ACG
Head of For-
tune Bay .. 2091
Heart’s Content..2091
Hleart’s Delight...2092
Heart's Desire.....2092
Hleart’s Hase,......2092
Hermitage Cove,,.2092
Herring Neck......2002
Hibb’s Hole...... +2093
Hiscock’s Point...2093
Holyrood 2093
Holyrood (North
Arm, ,... ++ 2093
Hooking Hi urbor.. 2093
Hope All. seeeeeee SOIR
Horse Cove 2094
Indian Arm,,......2094
Indian Bay.........2094
Indian Cove.......2094
Indian Harbor,...2094
Indian Head.......2094
Indian Islands....2094
liner [slands,..,..2094
Ireland's Hye......2094
Island C ove (Bay
de Verds)........ 2094
Island Cov e(Har-
bor Grace)
Island Cove (T
nity)
Island Harbo
Isle of Glue,, ;
Isle Valen..........2096
Isle aux Morts....2096
Jack Fontaine....2096
Jackson's Arm
(FPOgO) wc... 2096
Jackson’s Arm
(french shore)2996
Jean de Bay.......2096
Jersey Hi wrbor.. £2096
Jigging Hole......2096
Job’s Cove...... + 2096
Joe Batt’s Arm..,2097
John Gill’s Har-
DOU tieeeneOoe
Keels ........ Aire 2097
Kerley’s Harbor..2097
alltatews seveeeees 2097
King’s Cove (Bo-
NAVIStA) ..444....2097
King’s Cove (Fo-
ZO) crseeevecvsesees 2098
Lally’s Cove......2098
Lamaline...........2098
La Manche
(Ferryland).....2098
La Manche (Pla-
CENLIA).......666662098
La Manche to
Cape Race......2098
Lance Cove (Bur-
ZOO). ces eveennee 20D
Cpe Toh nin inne Oa eT ea
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PAGE
Lance Cove (Tri-
DILY) vrever screens 2099
La Plante.....6666.2099
Lia Poilescccseeees 2009
La Scie...... vee 2099
LAWN viseee coeeeeens 2099
Leading Tickles,,2099
Lear’s Uove.......2000
Lion’s Den... 2099
Little and Great
St. Joseph... 2099
Little Bay (Bur-
ZCO) sivsrereeenree 2098
Little Bay ( Burin) 2099
Little Bays (Hast
and West)... 2099
Little Bay Island2100
Little Bonah...... 2100
Little Catalina,,..2100
Little Fogo Is-
Lands .csceeserreee 2100
Little Harbor.....2100
Little Paradise...2100
Little Placentia..2100
Little River....... 2101
Little Seldom
Come By. 2101
Little St Law-
FENCE,. sees sty cahOl
Lobster Harbor,,.2101
Logy Bay... 2101
Long Harbor (For-
tune Bay)... 2101
Long Harbor
(Placentia) ...
Long Islands.
Long Pond........
Longue de Cerf, 2101
Loon Bay......
Lord’s Cove
Lower Burgeo....2102
Lower Gulley...2102
Low Point.........2102
Madox Cove 2102
Mall Bay, Mosqui-
to and Mother
Txxes wos. soon 2L02
Man Point.........2102
Manuels....... eoeeeealO2
Margucrite.........2103
Marquise.. we 2103
Marshall 8 ‘Folly, 2103
Merasheen......... 2103
Middle Arm........ 2103
Middle Bight...... 2103
Middle Bill Cove.2103
Middle Brook......2103
Middle Cove.......2103
Millers Passage..2103
Mingo ...2103
Mobile... ..2104
Mortier 2104
Morton’s Harbor..2104
Mose Ambrose....2104
Mosquito(Burgeo)2104
+2193
«2193
+2194
2194
See
Albany .....cceee
Alberton....
Alexandria.
Annandale.......
Augustin Cove,
Warblington
Bay Fortune...
Beaton’s Point.
East Point.
Bedeque. See Centreville
Belfast. See Hidon.
Biddeford...........2194
+000 2194
See
PAGE
Mosquito (Carbo-
NCAL) ceceescceeves 2104
Mouse Island Prune 2104
Muddy Hole Bur-
ZOO) crecerecseeres 2104
M dy Hole (Bu-
TIN) ciccensricenees 2105
Muddy Hole(Pogo2105
Mully’s Cove... 2105
Muscle Pond... 2105
Musgrave Harbor
See Brooklyn,
Musgrave Town..2106
Mussel Harbor,,.,2105
NOW Bayeiccoceesee 2105
New Bonaventure? L06
Newell's Island...2106
New Harbor (Bur-
ZOO) cececereenees 2106
New Harbor (For-
tune Bay)... 2106
New Harbor (Tri-
BIGY)iccrcersresace 2106
New Perlican,....2106
Newman's Cove..2106
Nimrod...ceeeseeeeee 2107
Nipper’s Harbor..2107
Noddy Bay... 2107
Noggin Cove,.....%
Northern Bay,....2107
Northern Harbor.2107
North Harbor,
John’s Point,
Tickles, and
Colinet .......06 2107
North Harbor
(Placentia)...... 2107
Ochre Pit Cove...2107
OCG is. ovacsvqacees 2108
OldBonaventure.2108
Old Mrn’s Bay..,.2108
Old Perlican,..... 2108
Old Shop... +2109
Oliver’s Cove......2109
Open Hall..........2109
.. 2109
Otterbury......
Outer Cove..,.....2109
Pasquet ..ccccseeees 2109
Pass Island........2109
Patrick Cove...... 2109
Pearce’s Harbor..2109
Perry’s Cove......2109
Peter’s River and
Holyrood .....4 2110
Petites ........006 2110
Petit Ford......... 2110
Petty Harbor......:
Pickaree .........665 2111
Pinchard’s Island2111
Pistolet Island...2111
Placentia,.......... 2111
Placentia Man’s
GOVE ciscresoerens 2112
Plate Cove
Point aux Gauls. 2112
Black Bush...,.....2194
Bonshaw veeeeeeeeeee 2194
Bothwell............ 2195
Brackley Point...2195
Brae......00 ve 2195
Bridgeton...........2195
Burlington ...,.....2196
Caledonia .. .2196
Campbelton........2196
Cantyre.........++..2196
Cascumpee, See Alex-
andria,
PAGR
Point Enragee,,,,2112
Point Lance....... 2112
Point Moll... 1009112
Point Rosy........2112
Point Verde.......2112
Pools Cove..... 112
Pools Island.... 112
Port au Bras,,,....2118
Port au Choix,.,...2113
Port au Port...... 2113
Port de Grave,...2118
Portugal Cove,,.2118
Pouch Cove... 2114
Push Through....2114
Pussetts Cove,,,.2114
QUILPOD ceeeeeeees 2114
Ragged Harbor,,.2115
Ramea Is slunds,,.2115
Rams Islands..,...2115
Random Sound,,.2115
Red Cliff [sland,,2115
Red Cove.v.ecee 2115
Red Harbor,,......2115
Red Head C ove., 2115
Red Isl’¢ d(Burgeo)2116
Red Island (Pla
CONLIA) ve. scceeeer 2116
Red Rocks........2116
Rencontre( Bur-
OG eaicievssvacse 2116
tencontre (Ior-
tune Bay). 2116
RONOWS ssc scseccesees 2116
Renews to Cape
FROG cccassesnces 2117
Richards Harbor.2117
Riders Harbor....2117
Robinsons Head.2117
Rock Harbor...... 2117
Rocky Bay. 2117
Rogues Harbor,,..2117
Rose Blanche...... 2117
Round ~— Harbor
(FOO) wececeeeeee 2117
Round Harbor
(Fortune Bay)..2118
Rusboon ......ceee 2118
auseells Cove.....2118
SAGOUR..ccrescccees 2118
Sailors Island,....2118
Salmon Cove and
Gasters....
Salmon © ovel Bay
.2118
de Verds)........ 2118
Patmoudave (Bri-
SUB) vecveeeecerees 2118
Salmon Cove(Tri-
NUGY)ieccoerea yeoo D119
Salmonier ......... 2119
Salmonier (Pla-
CONLIA)......0. 00 2119
Salt Island........2119
Salvage... 2119
Sam Hitches...... 2120
Cape Traverse....2196
Cardigan Bridge.2196
Carleton............ 2197
Carleton Point...2197
Cavendish.......... 2197
Central Bedeque.,2197
Centreville......... 2197
Gi eae
Clifton........
Clyde Mills.......
Cornwall ........0..
Cove Head...,.,,..2226
GENERAL INDEX--NEWFOUNDLAND AND P, E, ISLAND.
PAGK
Sandy Cove (Fo-
BO)eovrererveroeses 2120
Sandy Cove (French
BOLE )rceceeeee ees 2120
Sandy Cove (Pla-
CONIA )ereevsevees 2120
Sandy Harbor.,,.2120
Sandy Point...... 2120
Savage Cove......2120
Scilly Cove... 2120
Seal Cove (lor-
tune Bay)... 2121
Seal Cove (French
shore), 2121
Seal C ove ‘Trine
TOY sesseniterdsese 21
Seal Islands........21
Seals Cove and
Indian Pond, us
Seldom © ome by
Shamler’s Cove.
Ship Cove (Bri-
gus),. 2121
S hip Cove © (P ae
Bagh aele pavers tenes
21
Shit ‘Hashes leagues 21:
Ship Island.........21:
Shoal Bay (Fer-
ryland)... aay
Shoal Bay (Fogo 2
Shoal Cove (Bon-
AVISEA)..cccececeeee 2122
Shoal Cove
(French shore).2122
Shoal Harbor......2122
Shoe Cove ae.
avista)... ee
Shoe Cov ak ogo) 21:
Silver Hairs Is-
te
wt
=
=
bo
Smarts Island.....
Snooks Arm........
Sound Island.
South Dildo........ 2
South East Bight212:
Southern Bay......2123
Southern Harbor.2123
Spaniards Ba
(Harbor Grace).2123
Spaniards Bey
(Trinity) .........2124
Spanish Room.....2124
Spencers Cove...2124
Spillars Cove.. (2124
Spout Cove..... 2124
Springtield..........21! 24
St Anthony. ...
St Jacques..
St John’s...
St Juliens..
St Kyran’s.
St Lunaire......... 2180
St Marys............ 2180
2
bo bo bo
towe
Ce to 0 oS
a a
bob
GENERAL INDEX TO THE CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Cove Head Road,2226
Crapaud.....ve cee 2226
Datlington......... 2227
DeSable.........006.2227
Donaldson Hstate2227
“MINAS. cee cere 2227
East Point......... 2227
Kast Royalty......2227
BIGON ..sscsesceeveee tard
Ellerslie... 2228
Fairfield .s.css.0.0.2229
Farmington..,,...,2228
[Domrniogmp RECTORY, ]
p .
St Shotts...... al 008@ Rivers,
Stock © Ove... “Ol raam's Road..,
Stoc king Harbor.2lw rand River Wha
Sulleys Cove... 21i See Annandale
ranville,
FEPNVAIC, cereceees:
PIP LOM eeereree ces
izel Grove... :
Sunday Cove
TAM Diecicsrccces ;
Swaines Island,,,!
Swoir Cove........ 2 ry
Tuck's Beact Hggin's Road...
Thoroughfare ype River hala ‘
Three Arms... dian River,......3
Tickle Qove......3 hnston’s River..t
Tickle Harbor, ee) apne ‘
Milt Covesscs.....2 Mdare River,.....2
Tilton Harbor.....2 unching.. “a
Tizzards Harbor, tle Harbo 4
Toads Cove... ime Sands.......2
Topsail. occ ng ¢ PEK ss04. 4
Porbay ...... .., t No, 4 TITY 2
Tory Town..... a" Preetown.2
TVEPASSCY veseceveeed cPhee's Corner2
Trinity "4 Ipeque. See Prin
YOU bY virsiscesices 2 ‘lig
Trump Island...
Turks Cove...
Turks Gut (north
BIGAG): ssrreveccesacs 21a
Murks Gut (south
Bidar GENERAL
Turnip Cove..
Twillingate .., uch ag England
Upper Burgeo.....2 eM
Deese of Montreal. .
of Quebec, ......,
of Toronto, ,
of Huron, ........
of Ontario, .,....,
of Nova Scotia..,
of New Brunswie
of Newfoundland,
of Ruperts Land,,
of ier h Columb
nan =Catholie C
Bishops... .
hh. Diocese of Tord ry
vese Of London, ,
of Hamilton,,
of Kingston
of Ottawa
Ih. Diocese of Que
Toutreal.,
Hyacinthe.
three Rivers...
» Germain ¢
mouski, ,
h. Diocese of
ese Of Arichat, (
Upper Gulley,
Upper Lance
WOKE Sivsncesecis alk
Upper Small
Point... as
Victoria V ‘llage.
Virgin Arm..
Waldron’s Gov
Ward's Harbor.,.2l
Webbers Bight....2
West Cul de Sac.2
Western Bay... 21
Western Head.....2I
West Point...
Whales Broo
White Bear Bay.. 2I)
White Point....... v)|
White Rock......"
Wild Bight..
Wild Cove
Wilton of St. John, N. B.
ae of C hatham, N.B
QUAITY vee RO! St. John’s, Nik
Wiseman’s Covell
Witless Bay (Fer-
ryland) se. sll
Witless Bay (Tri
bf Harbour Grace,
Pf Charlottetow n, 1
Df St. Boniface, ,
bf Satala
byterian Church ¢
nada, (C neon of
land)
byterignt
Maritime
Wolfe Harbo
Woody Island.
Wreck Cove.
© hurel
Provi
f ' (Church of Scotl4
Wreck Island daPresbyteriane 1
Harbor........e02 pytery of Stamfor
byterian Churel
Lower Provinces
eyan Methodist Cl
in Canada
rence of E ‘astern
tish America, ‘ern
dist E ipiecopal C}
odist New Conne
tive Method
h Methodist ky
Fgent Method
Fifteen Point
Five Houses
Flat River...
Fort Augustt
Freetown ....
French — River.
New London.
French Village.
Alexandria.
Fullarton’s Marsh!
Georgetown...
Gienaladale..
Harbor ata
Jove
Cove Is-
love,
arbor,
arbor.
Harbor
ove.
RECTORY. |
PAGE
nose River,......2230
raham's Road,,..2231
rand River Wharf.
See Annandale
ranyille
reenvale
mpton,
azel Grove...
fggin’s Road.
ype River
dian River,
hnston’s River
NSINGTON sere
dare River,....
unching.....
tle Harbor
tle Sands,
ng Creek
GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
Marie...
Melrose
Middleton..
Millview ...
Milton
Miminegash..
Miscouche,...
Monaghan
Montague Bridge
Montague Cross
Roads 223!
Montague Mills,,.223¢
Monticello ... a6
Montrose...
Morrell
Mount Stewart
Muddy Creek..
>| Orwell Cove,,
PAGE
Murray River,.....2237
New Annan Mills2237
Newlragess.eec see 2237
New Glasgow...
New London,...
Newton...
Nine Mile Creek..
North Lake., {
North W iltshire, "29: 9
North River, War-
ren Grove Mills223¢
North Tryon.......
Orwell Head,,
Park Corner
| Souris
PAGK
Port Hill
Pownal.,..... ‘
Pye’s Corner.: ee Corn=
u“ all,
Princetown
Quagmire,
Wellington.
Red Point...
Rolla Bay...
Rose Valley
Rustico,
Scotch F ort.
Searlton 22
Skinner’s Pond,,,224:
Somerset...
2241
Nee
Southport resverenee aad 3
| Springfield, a
71
PAGE
Stanfield Mills,....2245
Stanley Bridge,.,2245
Sturgeon.ccecseee 2245
Suffolk, See Pleason
Grove
Summerside,,......2245
Tignish
Townsend’s Corner,
See T'ravellers Rest.
Traveller's Rest,,.22
Tryon Corner
Valleyfield
Vernon River
Vernon
Bridge
Victoria, vse
Warblington....,
Wellington...
Peterville....
240 | Springton vee 2243
Petter’s Road,..... 2240 |
|
St. LD re anor "Bere 2244
Murray Harbor
Murray Harbor
(north) :
Murray
(south)
West Cape
West Point
Wheatley River.. 2249
Winslow Road.,.,..2249
Woodridge 2249
wer Freetown.
cPhee’a Corner Ke
Ipeque. See Lrince-
Own,
Pisquid Bridge,..2240
Pleasant Grove.,,2240
Point Prim......... 2240
Harbor St. Margaret évkeven
908
St. Peter's Bay....2 244
MISCELLANEOUS
PAGE
GENERAL, | Christians, or Disciples of
sy wa 3 A i} ven in Grist! “bord
‘h of Eng ——! nited Brethren in Chr 227
gate .. il . target evel 57 | Assoc ahd of New Jerusa-
"reo q I “0 em
ak a of ‘Que »bee ' Lutheran Church..,
: of Toronto. ... Unitarian Church
Lance a of Huron, .......ss : Universalist Chureh, . 227
sersonenesonealy of Ontario | African Episcopal Metho-
Small dists....64..
African Baptist ‘Association.
Jewish Synagogue
| General Information, Ontario.
Finances. ...eeeeeeeeeee
Agriculture, Immigra-
tion, &e 28
Mechanics Institutes.
Fruit Growing
Provincial Exhibition. . 2585
Drainage. .rcecseccevecee 2886
Agricultural Organisa-
i 2886
Public Lands..... .....2886
Free Grant Lands. .....2387
Free Grants and Home-| a
e900
The Canada Company. 2888
The Canadian Land and
Immigration
pany 2888
Agricultural Capabili-
ties of the Soil 2889
Agricultural Progress of
Ontario and Quebec, .2389
NDEX.
PAOR)
ana
PAGE PAGE
Stamp Duties... .2407
reign Consuls in Canada, 2407
F isheries of Canada........ 2 2388
Agriculture, soil, &e. 5 Geaogy of Canada..
Territorial Divisions. « B 5) Grand ‘Trunk Railwa ‘2026
Municipal Institutions. 2406 | | Historical Ske tches.. NY “3
Education oe 2405 | Indians of Canada. .
Provincial Charities. . ..2406 Intercolonial Railway...
Manufactures. +» 2406 | Militia of Canada... ..
Wooden Railways, . +++ 2406) Newspapers
MINER cic ctescneeceees 2407 | Patents of Inventions. ...
General Information, Nova} P@ronal Estates of ute
Scotia, Post Office Directory. ..... 2 p
Finances, ......eeccecee 2408 | Public works of Canada...
Coal Mines... .....ee005 2408 | Queen and Royal evonete
Gold fields.......scceeee 2400
Registrars, Ont.......
General Information, New Titles in ¢ anddn, He
Brunswick,
Finances..........
BELLEVILLE, ONT,
Crown Lands, . ‘2411
V HOOK ovccnuuspenvvenncrns 200
Agriculture.............2412 | Board of Trade 201
Education..............2418 |
Board ot ebcelth ore cueneer ee
Imports and Exports. ..2414 | Churches. . ve oer eee
General Information, Mani-| Clubs.....
toba,
Companies...
Lieutenant Governor..
Corporation
Crown Timber Oflice
Executive Council
Recorder
Vessels
cleared...
Climate. .
lobo
|
4 of New Brunswick...,. 22/¢ 9 |
a Village..2lt
Arm..
yn’s Cov
| Harbor...2])
rs Bight....2
of Ruperts Land,....
of pre Columbia, .
nan Catholic Chureh
Bishops..... wees
hh. Diocese of Toronto
bese of London
of Hamilton..........
of Kingston
of Ottawa
Ih. Diocese of Quebec... 2)
ese of Montreal...... An
of St. Hyacinthe
of Three Rivers... 2
of St. Germain de Ri-
DOL
» 2897
nul de Sac. 2
n Bay.....2l
n Head.
Point...
is Brook.
Bear Bay.
Point
eee 2411
h. Diocese of Halifax...
ese of Arichat, C. B,...22
of St. John, N. B...
of Chatham, N.B..
bf St. John’s, Nfld..
Df Harbour Grace, Nila,
pfC dog a on da PE. 1.2 226
Df St. Boniface, . i
Df Satala
Df Anemour.........005 2265
byterian Church of Ca-
nada, (Church of Scot-
Laskaveves 2265
byterian of
Maritime Provinces
(Church of Scotland).
daPresbyterianChurel
bytery of Stamford...
byterian Church — of
Lower Provinces. 2267
leyan Methodist Church
in Canada
leyan Method
rence of | :
2415
2415
2415
2415
Collector of Customs. . .2415 |
Manitoba Parliament. . .2415 |
WRU AS vcseentcurreneend 2415
Information about Set-
tlement
Public Works, HAMILTON, ont.
Canals..... 7
Roads and Bridges . 9 | Hanks. .
Railways. ...cceeeeseees 2426 |
Railway and Steamboat|
Routes,
é P rovince of Ontario.... 105
Public Works.......+.. 2898 of Quebee..... 124}
Banks and Currency.. .2393 Fe of Nova Seotia li Be |
Religion 2893 ; of N. B. .. 142
Taxation.. . 288 J of Nila
Exports and Tmports. . "2398 sf P. E, Island ..
Education Statistics. ...2394 | statistics,
Census Returns.. 2318 RankiGtatatlede, «cece.
bears House
ks Bay (F er-
nd) «. Alt
ks Bay (Tre
SR,
Harbor
y Island.....2!
c COve,...e4
taal
hbor... vee
Newspapers
Post Oflice.
Societies.
The Farming Interest. 2890
Municipal Institutions. 23891
General Description
and Statistics........2 239
Cities and Towns. . 38
Manufactures..
Mines and Minerals. .
Postal System
Telegraphs. ......cee eee 2392
Railways,Canals, mined
Laws of Ontario. . 2393
, 2802
-) 28% 2
Companies,
Corporation. .. .
Custom House. ........ 06065
Educational
Masonic
Mechanics’ Institute.......
| Newspapers....
Odd Fellows
Post Office. ........ Gavennaee
Societies. ........65 be eeoaae ‘
t Confe-
158 |
soopal Chur
odist New Connex
AND
in Point..
Houses
tive Methodi
Municipal Returns. heees 2396
Dominion
Financial
h Methodist Ey
pendent Methoc
Episcopal
1
2271
2271
County Officials........ 2897
General Information, anes
Statement
Imports and Exports-.
atte | | Banks. .
KINGSTON, ONT.
398 Railways of Canada, .. 2422
Sailing Time Allan
Steamships. .. 242
Tariffs of Customs,
Canada... Ar
British Columbia.
Newfoundland.........
P.E, Island. ...........
United States..........
Great Britain, ........+.
Crown Lands. ....
Woods and Forests. .
Free Grants
Lands fit for Betticment2400
Immigration
Colonization Societies. 2403
GCONBUBE iisenacercrsodes 2404
Indians
Imports.. vores bes
Exports. .......0008 eee
River.
Augustus
own .
h River.
vy London.
h Village. |
andria.
rton’s Marsh?
etown... a
ladale...+++
beattonal: Der : y i
ga enomina hae | Companies. ..... sce reese tee
| Corporation. ......ceee. Ry
‘County Officials...
Custom House.
Educational
Literary Institutions. an
Masonic, ..eceeee sees ees veer
ists..... » 2308 |
man 1 utheran C ‘hureh 2310
ages Association. ...2273
Ma Christian Confer-
2273
» 2274 |
NOWSPapirB. creeseeeee iene
SSIS RS a ET TEETER
72
PAGE
Odd Fellows. ......ceccecees 459
Post Office. ..... 459
Penitentiary.. 459
Societies.........cse0sss save 459
LONDON, ont.
Banks...... Rarars een Gere Gapee QOe
Board of Tr ade.» bonne 6, OAs
Companies.......+-- coorsee 456
Churches. .......++ Kobe vieeeel DUB
Corporation... ..eeeeer eee 105
County Officials... eee OOM
Custom House..........+. . 602
Educational..... Cerna tence ae
TAGOPAY Yo cscretersereeans oe. 504
Lunatic Asylum..........+. 504
Masonic....... Len trardane . 54
Newspapers . SOL
Odd Fellows. 505
Post Office ...... 505
Societies. ......scecesseeees 80D
Stage Routes...........006- 505
OTTAWA., ONT.
Governor General......... . 618
Lieutenant Governors...... 618
Commanding H. M. Forces. 618
Privy Council.............. 618
Senate of Canada.. coeee 619
House of C ommons. ieee teen GLe:
Officers of Senate..... ++» 620
Officers of Commons........ 620
Officers Depart. of Printing. 621
Fovernment Departments.
Governor General’s eae » 621
Department of Justice...... 621
Of Militia.............6
of Customs
of Finance. ‘
of Public Works...
of Secretary of Sti
Provinces..... 622
of Marine and Fisheries 622
of Agriculture. ......... 622
of Inland Revenne...... 623
of Secretary of State for
UAUAU Gi snorscan cena 623
of Receiver General. ... 623
inance Offices, N.S. and N.B523
Freasury Board............ 623 |
Geological Survey....... oe. 624
Queen’s Printer
{ntercolenial Railway...... 624
City Miscellaneous.
PAA ides hohe ere nnees 624
Board of Trade............. 624
Churches. .........5 Slee (Ome
Corporation...........6.008 625
THES GL ouh heresy a: Oh sed vat «+ 625
County Officials. ....... ves | 636
Companies..... Vevevrerners OOO
Custom House....
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Societies............ asses 620
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PORT HOPE, ONT.
Trinity College School...... 677
TORONTO, ONT,
Lieutenant Governor....... 859
Executive Council.......... 840
Attorney General's Oitice.. . 850
Provincial Secretary’s Office 850
Provincial Registrar’s Office 850
Treasurer’s Depertment.... 850
Department of Agricultere
and Public Works.... 850
Department of Public In-
struction............. 860
Crown Lands Department R50
House of Assembly. ...... 850
Officers of Assembly. ....... 851
Banks..... Were pears coves. SOL
Churches. ....... aeainarene .. 851
Corporation .... ..... voeees ODD
MTIUDB ced barecsneies . 854
Companies ......... ++ 854
MIDTINDI Sie) pF vein ba deens . 855
Courts of Law and Equity... 855
Custom House. ..........5..4 B38
He: i ia ANTS ORT chp +» 858
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Advocates. .... eves
Banks........ ;
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BUOAME eo scrcicorccenteveeces 1434
C ompanies Biseesens sees
Consuls and Vice-Consuls. .12
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Courts and Law Ofiicers. ++ L225
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Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Justices of the Peace
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| Gaol, a0. 10.8 OLED
literary Pek Scientific
Masonic........
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Registrars in P. of Quebec. 1g 231 |
Tr inity Mousey cane Ae 125 5
Turnpike Trust. .
Municipality of
Baptiste Village. ....
Canadian Stamp Duties.... 11246 |
Lieutenant Governor....... 13
Executive Council.
Leyislative Council. . eh
Officers Legislative C jouncil.
Legislative Assembly.......
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Treasurer’s Office. .......... 1:
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| Legislative Council.
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ohebes } Lumber Coves.. ben
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Quebec Trinity House.
negistrars.....
Quebec Turnpike Roads.
Re aistry ina PRAT
SHERBROOKE, QUE.
Town Corporation
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TIERE, QUE,
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ST, HYACINTHE, QUE.
City Corporation...........1484
Fire Department...........1484
College. .vcecceevcens 1484
Cc atholic Union.....
att aed Institute. .......1434
1434
Institht Canadien..... eee L484
THREE RIVERS, QUE.
Clubs......
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Registry office
Religious Institutions
Relief Institutions. .......
Sheriff's Office. ........
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| Telegraph......... Py
HALIFAX, N.S.
Lieutenant Governor. 1645 )
Executive Council. . . L64¢
Legislative Council......... 1646
Legislative Assembly......1646
Provincial Secretary’s officel646
Provincial Treasurer’s office l646
Department of Mines and
Public Works........ 1646
Crown Lands Department. .1646
Dominion offices
Financial Department. . 1646
Penitentiary ........005 1646
Emigrant offices........ 1647
| Post Office. ....s. ce. 1947
Banksiiives cs camcuenens acorn
| Churches.......... snvine CLO
Corporation......... 1649
q | Clubs ........ : «AGES |
9 ; Companies
Courts and Law officers
Supreme Court. .....+. 1650
Equity Court..........1650
Divorce C ourts. Jn br Eee ODL:
Vice Admiralty Court..1650
Barristers and <Attor-
County Offici:
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FREDERICTON, N.B.
Executive Council..
Legislative Assembly... ...1859
Ofticers of the Crown....... 1859
Board of Works abc .. L859
| Crown Lands ..... oe L859
| Board of Agric ulture.. . 1859
Seizing Officers. Mee ol
GOUNRB ea ccnrevesseys .. 1800
) Bank UNCED Ed 1860
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Company R: vilw: ay heveowenvhOOe
Corporation. ............++. 1861
County Gaol..seeceeee Pari | (+31!
Custom House .........65 1861
Newspapers.........ese+, ++ 1861
FOB ORC «viv cnree uss vesves 1861
ST, JOHN, N.B,
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Board of Health. . eT
Chamber of Commerce, .., .2009
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ph Covernment, ........+.2010
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Governor General. ........
Executive Council
Legislative ¢ founcil.....
House of Assembly. ee
Colonial Seorataty,
Revenue Department
Customs Department
Treasury Department. ,
yor General's Dept.
Board of Works Department
Judicial Department...
Church History. .........02
Crown Lands. .....+..05
| Light House... 2.000.
Mines and Minerals....
N atur alization of Aliens.
Rates of Epos: aad
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Clubs... ccc ceee COE.
Companies......
Consuls ........eeeeeee
Hospitals and Asylums .,
Re venue and Expendi-
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Lieutenant Governor
Executive Council...
Legislative Council
House of ame ie
Board of Works. .
Public Officers. .
Commissioners. ... Pt
Collectors of Excise. .....
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imports and Exports
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ISTORICAT EKETCIES [ Dominion
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OTORY. }
HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
ciscans), and a first effort was made+to introduce Chris-
ty among the Indians. Monastic establishments began
ppear in the land. They were the most prominent build-
atthe varioussettlements. At this time (1615), Cham-
renewed his explorations of the upper Ottawa. Passing
he Mattawin river to Lake Nipissing, thence down the
ch river, he came to the Georgian Bay and Lake
bn. He spent some timo in exploring those western
, and visited several of the lodges of the Hurons.
pne¢th he reached Cahiague, (now Orillia) one of the
lodges of the Hurons, near Lake Simcoe, Champlain’s
ions with this tribe were very friendly, and he was
ed to join them in a great expedition against their bit-
memies, the warlike Iroquois. The assault on the ene-
a3 made suddenly and unexpectedly, but the Iroquois
ily rallied, and repulsed their assailanis with great
nge and determination. Champlain himself was wounded,
with his Indian allies was forced to retreat. Thus Cham-
, Who was the first, or among the first, to assist Indian
bst Indian, already began to experience the disastrous
quences of hispolicy. The thirty years during which he
pugaged in exploration are marked by incessant Indian
ets. Treaties of peace were not long regarded. In
for instance, a solemn treaty of peace was entered into
pen the IIurons and the Iroquois, but a few years later
ad of fresh hostilities.
out 1620, the Prince de Condé ceded the vice-royalty
anada to Admiral Montmorency, who confirmed the
intment and powers of Champlain as deputy head and
ent governor of the colony. About this time Champlain
he foundations of a government house, known as the
p of St. Louis, at Quebec. He also promulgated several
nees for the maintenance of order in the colony. Very
was done in the way of tilling the soil, the attention of
olon'sts being engrossed by the more lucrative occu-
m of tra‘ing in furs. The number of permanent resi-
at Quel e, including the monks, did not exceed fifty.
er, the colony was re-inforced in 1625 by a band of
Y maries, who labored with the Recollet fathers
version of the Indians.
TUN HUNDRED PARTNERS
utes respecting trading privileges werevonstartly oc-
The tra iations were bitter rivals. Finally,
i, a new company, called the Company of One Hay dred
rs, or Associates, with extensive trading privileges,
brganized under the patronage of Cardinal Richelieu.
x ur assot
. ng asso
owers of this new association were very extensive. The |
ed Partners were in fict the rulers of the colony, with |
to make laws within their limits, with attributes of
bry and justiceship, &c. In return for their privileges
ompany undertook to send 4,000 persons to Canada
the fifteen years their charter was to be in force, and
these colonists in settling on lands to be appropriated
r use.
tly after this, war was declared between France and
d. Tadousac, a trading station, was captured (1628)
i the English service, and messengers were sent to
lain to demand the surrender of Queb a.
The request
remptorily refused.
To disguise tle starving condi-
the colonists, Champlain is said to have sump-
entertained the messengers of Kertk. The English
nder withdrew his fleet without making any attack
B place, but while cruising in the gulf, the ships
meres sent out from France by the new company fell
| account.
broke out
and Three Rivers, accordingly
. - + . ’ |
David Kertk, a French Iuguenot refugee, who had |
into his hands. The following year (1629) he resumed
hostilities. The inhabitants of Quebec had been half starved
during the winter from want of the supplies which had
been intercepted; no help came from France, and when in
July, 1629, Kertk appeared in sight, the garrison capitu-
lated. This was tho first capture of Quebec. At the dato
of its surrender peace had been concluded between England
end France at home. Champlaia was carried to England,
where he was set at liberty and permitted to return to France.
Three years afterward, (1632) Canada, together with
Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, was ceded to France by the
Treaty of St Germain en Laye. The following year Cham-
plain was re-appointed governor, and carricd out with him
abundance of stores. He sought to strengthen and build up
the shattered colony, but his labors were soon stayed by
death. He expired on Christmas day, 1635, after thirty
years’ service in connection with Canadian exploration and
settlement.
The new governor sent out from France was Montmagny,
who pursued the policy adopted by Champlain. The Hurons
and Iroquois were at this time again engaged in a sanguin-
ary we. Some consternation was caused (1638) by shocks
of earthquake which were felt throughout the country. Sim-
ilar shocks were expericnced in 1663, and have frequently
occurred in our own time.
In 1640, the island of Montreal was ceded by M.de Lauzon
(who had acquired it from the Hundred Partners,) to
an association of 35 persons, by whom de Maisonneuve
was instructed to found a settlement. The new town or
colony was established near the Indian village of Hochelaga,
and named Ville Maric, on the 18th of May, 1642. The few
buildings erected were surrounded by wooden palisades for
the protection of the place against Indian inemrsions. Such
was the small beginning of Montreal city.
INDIAN WARS.
The war between the French and Hnrons on one side-and
the Iroquois on the other, was now waged with great fero-
city. The Iroquois formed a design to wipe their enemies
from the face of the land. The French posts were to bo
simultaneously attacked. The plot failed, but for some years
years the Indian braves waged a war of extermination. The
French were able to afford very slight assistance to their
Ifuron allies. Their own existence was, in fact, in almost daily
peril, for it must be remembered that the whole Furopean
population of Canada at this time did not exceed tluree hun-
dred souls. Soldiers had to be sent from France to protect
the enfeebled settlement. Ville Marie was put in a condi-
tion for defence by d’Aillebout; Fort Richelieu was erected
at the mouth of the Richelieu, and other measures were
adopted to check the incursions of the enemy.
In 1645, a truce was entered into with some of the
Iroquois bands. The Company of the Hundred Partners had
suffered enormous Josses during these Indian wars, and
were glad to renounce their rights for an annual rent payable
inhabitants of Montreal, Quebec,
tained from the company,
condition, the privil g
in beaver skins. The
on the above of trading on their own
The sanguinary conflict with the Indians soon
afresh. The unhappy Turons were hunted to
death without mercy throughout the length and breadth of
the land. 4
» French were wholly unable to afford their
allies any pr i
ral of the Jesuit missionaries,
, died under cruel
The Ifuron tribes were
who were labuing amongst the Ir un
tortures inflicted by the Iroquois.
almost annihilated. A fow survivors sought refuge withio
76 HISTORICAL SKETCHES. [Domintoy
Se ee NS See rane Oe aN LIS
continucd till, unfcrtunatcty for the colony, the govern
was recalled. On quitting the reinsof government, d'Ayy,
gour drew up @ document strongly recommending ty
France should, without loss of time, strengthen her footy
in Canada. He advised that three thousand picked Soldiex
accustomed to agricultural pursuits, should be located in ty
country, and assisted from Imperial sources till they haj
firmly established themselves.
Direcrory. ]
the palisates of Quebec and other French forts, and
were finally transferred to Lorette, where some of their
descendants may still be found.
So great was the terror inspired by the bitter hostility of
the Iroquois, that, when the New England colonies (1648-
1651) put forward a project of colonial union with Canada,
the French governor refused to negotiate, unless the New
Englanders consented to aid the French in humbling the
power of their Indian foes. Now the Iroquois, while harass-
ing the Fronch to death, had been fast friends of the Eng-
lish, and suc} a stipulation would have been highly ungrate-
ful on the part of the latter. So the negotiations were
broken off. ‘The incident only served to increase the fury
of the Iroquois. For some years trade was paralyzed, and
the French were in serious danger of being driven from the
country. “The war with the Iroquois,” says a chronicle of
1653, “hag dried up all sources of prosperity. The eavers
are allowed to build their dams in peace, none being able or
willing to molest them.” It must be borne in mind that by
this time the Iroquois had obtained fire-arms, and learned to
use them with fatal eTect. At length, in 1653, reinforce-
ments being received from France, the governor was
enabled to act vigorously on the offensive. European dis-
cipline prevailed. Tho Iroquois lost heart when they saw
the number of their foes suddenly doubled by arrivals from
the unknown land beyond the seas. They were brought to
suc for peace, and a treaty was concluded the following
year (1654).
During this time several changes had taken place in the
government. It had been decided to change the governors
of French dependencics every three years. Montmagny
was succeeded in 1647, by d’Aillebout,.and he, in turn, was
superseded by de Lauzon in 1601.
In 1656, another alarm was caused by incursions of the
Iroquois, and war again prevailed, with brief intervals of
respite, for several years. D’Argenson came out (1658) as
governor in the place of de Lauzon, and in 1661, d’Avau-
gour, a very able governor, succeeded.
Up to this period, progress had been very slow, especially
when contrasted with the rapid strides of modern times.
The inhabitants of the settlement at Quebec did not number
® thousand, and the whole population of Canada fell short
»f 2,500. The mode of colonization had been semi-religious.
Jesuit and Recollet missionarics penctrated the country in
all directions, and endeavoured to win the natives to the
Christian faith. There was not a printing press in the
colony till long afterward. A very small portion of the
soil was brought under cultivation. The residents, occupied
for the most part in trade, did not raise suflicient for their
subsistence, and depended largely on supplies from the
mother country. The principal puildings seem to have
been the monastic establishments. Ecclesiastics exercised
magisterial authority in the parishes. An incident related
by Garneau, which led to dissension between the governor
and ecclesiastical authorities, throws some light upon the
state of affairs at this time. Sclling liquor to Indians was
prohibited under the severcst penaltics. The governor,
d’Avaugour, had caused three men to be shot at one time
for this crime. A widow }.’ ..*subsequently taken to prison
for the same offence, one (cre Lallemant, not only inter-
ceded for her but justified her act. The governor angrily
exclaimed that if the law was to be enforced in this irregular
and partial manner, he would ccase to enforce it at all. On} eded to the inhabitants. Talon strove to encouty
their side, the priests refused absolution to those who]agriculture. Horses were first introduced into the
engaged in the liquor traffic with indians, and the bishop|in 1605, The-Carignan regiment, which had come out Te
publicly excommanicated the offenders, ‘These dissensions| de Tracy, was permitted to remain, and the soldiers
encouraged to settl
health, was forced to
ing year he was pers
France with 700 emi;
In 1672, Count de I
fa distinguished place
governor in the place
from his offiee of int
had increased to near
Frontenac was ah
ies. Shrewd and dis
fand impetuous im aet
his admiration on lanc
placed,” he said “if it.
] of a great empire.
bbly impressed by the
chiefs. In 1673, havi.
oquois chiefs at Cat:
inister of State: “Yor
my lord, had you lis
emarked the subtle sy
angued and reasoned.
would venture to inti:
Acputies, in conference
hat, a meeting of the
In his efforts to im
Tontenac was unfortu:
fon and enmity of th
ommenced between tl
tontenac having im
ontreal, for treasonab!
fas openly espoused by
eal. The ecclesiastics
exercised over them
gerded that they could
beir bishop. The inter
clesiastics. Fresh tro
fic. We cannot foll
rate disputes. The Ij
bd attempted in vain to
ded to such a height tl
re recalled in 1682,
SOVEKLIGN AUTHORITY RESUMED.
In 1663, the Company of One Hundred Partners, whij
had not fulfilled the obligations imposed on it, was fir
mally dissolved by Louis XIV., and a sovereign councl,
composed of the principal officers of civil governme;
residing in the colony, M. Laval, the first bishop, who ha
come out in 1659, and other distinguished persons, wy
established at Quebec. This council acted also as a cou
of appeal from the district courts. In cach of the thrs
districts, Quebec, Three Rivers and Montreal, there was,
judge appointed by the king, who had full power to deci
all matters, both civil and criminal, that arose within ty
district. Besides the regulav courts, judicial authori
was vested in the intendant. This power was ers
cised generally in matters of small amount. The owny
of scigniories were also authorized under certain restrictioy
to administer justice within their seigniories.
The new governor, appointed by the influence of Bisky
Laval and the Jesuits, afier d’Avaugour’s recall, was de Mi ,
He was the first royal governor under the new constitnti
Ue landed at Quebee in the summer of 1663, but a year hihi
hardly elapsed before fresh disputes arose between him anf
Bishop Laval, in consequence of the interference of tt
latter in temporal affairs. The recall of the governor wy
therefore at once resolved on by his adversaries, and it wy
not long before they brought it about. The govern
died before the command to return reached him, but
declared with his latest breath that in all he did he haf
ever in view the prosperity of the colony. Whilst the!
events were taking place in the colony, the trading inter
of Canada were conceded to the West India Company by:
royal edict in May, 1664. In legal matters, the “ Customd
Paris” was at this time introduced to the exclusion of all othe
French coutwmes. The Marquis de Tracy was chosen tof]
the office of lieutcnant-general. Talon, another maa d
ability, was sent out as intendant, and de Courcelles,
administrator of great tact and prudence, was appointelt
succeed de Mésy as governor. The new rulers were cv
tioned by Colbert, the French minister, to avoid disput
with the Jesuits, and advised to seek to build up the colon}
These were days of sunshine to the struggling inhabitant
For a space only too brief, things wore an air of prosper\t
The men in authority displayed great zeal and energy!
advancing tho interests of the colonists, Settlers wa
brought out from France; cattle and agricultural im
ments were imported. The audacity of the Indians 1
checked by a decisive expedition commanded by de Try y
The Iroquois sued for peace, and in 1667 a treaty was (ill
cluded with them which lasted cightcen years,
The reports sent home by Talon advised that the cold
should be taken out of the hands of the West India (
pany. This recommendation was acted upon, and freed
of trade with the natives and the mother country was
INDIAN
The new governor, de
me. Another Indian yw.
bd colonists offered th
Bins, and exchanged go
uch traders, fettered b
ch ill feeling prevail
tives, The conjuncture
FY course. De la Darre
pred Unequal to the o
pecision, an expedition
® Ontario. Here eny
crnor, and de la Barre ¢
Bch he abandoned some
the Iroquois. The trog
Ommediately reealled
(Us de Denonville toy
8 brave and determined
Pon duties of great dif
Fl the encroachments of
“ey the peace with th
me Powertul tribes to ¢
0 « o oD
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councl,
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who ha
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and it wa
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nhabitant
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the colt
India Ci
ldiers 4
DirecToryY. |
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
17
encouraged to settle in the country. Talon, being in ill
health, was forced to solicit his recall in 1668, but the follow-
ing year he was persuaded to resume office, and sailed from
France with 700 emigrants.
In 1672, Count de Frontenac, who was destined to occupy
a distinguished place in the history of Canada, came out as
governor in the place of de Courcelles. Talon now retired
from his office of intendant. At this date the population
Mad increased to nearly six thousand souls,
Frontenac was a high spirited soldier of very fair abili-
ies, Shrewd and discerning in his views, he was also quick
and impetuous im aetion. The position of Quebec exeited
his admiration on landing. “It could not have been better
laced,” he said “if it had been expressly selected as the eapi-
lof a great empire.” The new governor was also favor-
ably impressed by the digaity and eloquence of tho Indian
hiefs. In 1673, having been present at a conference with
oquois chiefs at Cataraqui, he remarked, in a letter to the
inister of State: “ You would assuredly have been surprised,
my lord, had you listened to the eloquent oratory, and
emarked the subtle spirit with whieh all the depatics ha-
ngued and reasoned. Did I not fear to incur your ridicule,
would venture to intimate that the noble presence of these
Meputics, in conference with me, recalled to my mind some-
hat, a meeting of the senate of Venice.”
In his efforts to improve the condition of the colony,
rontenac was unfortunate enough to encounter the opposi-
ion and enmity of the Jesuits. Grave dissensions soon
Mommenced between the governor and other dignitaries.
rontenac having imprisoned Perrot, the governor of
ontreal, for treasonable conduct, the side of the aceused
as openly espoused by Fénélon, the parish priest of Mon-
eal. The ecclesiastics denied that any jurisdiction could
exercised over them ky ths sovereign council, and con-
nded that they could be summoned to appear only before
Meir bishop. The intendant, Duchesneau, sided with the
clesiastics. Iresh trouble was also created by the liquor
afic. We cannot follow here the course of these unfor-
rate disputes. The king severely censured his servants,
pl attempted in vain to check their quarrels; but they pro-
ded to such a height that both Frontenac and Duchesneau
pre recalled in 1682.
INDIAN WARS RENEWED.
°
The new governor, de la Barre, came out at a critical
me. Another Indian war was imminent. The New Eng-
hl colonists offered the Indians better prices for their
Bus, and exchanged goods on far easier terms than the
neh traders, fettered by trade’ restrietions, could afford.
teh ill feeling prevailed on this account among the
tives, The conjuncture required a pradent and concilia-
ycourse. De la Barre lacked ability and experience, and
fred unequal to the occasion. After some months of
ecision, an expedition sct out and advanced as far as
‘¢ Ontario. Here envoys from the Iroquois met the
crnor, and de la Barre concluded a disgraceful treaty, py
Bich he abandoned some of his Indian allies to the mercy
the Iroquois. The treaty was disallowed by the king,
O immediately reealled the governor, and sent out the
uis de Denonville to replace him. The new governor
§ brave and determined, but entered with slight experi-
# on duties of great difficulty. His instructions were to
Pl the encroachments of the Iroquois and compel them
vep the peace with their neighbours. The hatred of
me Powervul tribes to the French had grown with the
lapse of years, and was embittered by a long course of
hostility. At this time, moreover, the Iroquois were in-
censed by a discreditable act of treachery on the part of the
governor. Having decoyed some badian braves to Catara-
qui, under pretence of a conference, he caused them to be
seized, and sent home to work in the galleys
Having obtained reinforcements from France, the gover-
nor led an expedition against the Iroquois, which was suc-
eessful in the field; but as soon as the steps of the marquis
were turned homeward, the foo re-appeared with unabated
spirit. The fort at Niagara was suddenly attaeked by them
and completely destroyed. An ineffectual attempt was
made to negotiate a treaty through the intervention of Col.
Dongan, the governor of New York. The critical state of
affairs was vividly depicted os follows by the governor in a
despatch to Paris, Aug. 10th, 1688: “The savages aro
jast so many animals of prey, scattered through a vast
forest, whence they are ever ready to issue, to plunder and
kill in the adjoining country. To go in pursuit of them
after their ravages is a constant but almost bootless task.
They have no settled habitation to which they can be traeed
with any certainty. They must be watched for everywhere
and long waited {or with fire-arms ready primed; many of
their lurking places eould be reached only by blood-hounds,
or by other savages as trackers. But those in our service
are few, and the native allies we have are seldom trust-
worthy. They fear the enemy more than they love us; and
they dread, on their own account, to drive the Iroquois to
extremity. It has been resolved, in the present strait, to
ereet a fortress in every scigniory, as a place of shelter for
helpless people and live stock, at times when the open
country is overrun with savages. As matters now stand,
the arable grounds lie far apart, and are so surrounded by
bush, that every thicket serves as a covert for the foe; so
that an army would be necded to protect the tillers of our
cleared lands.”
The following year (1689) war was declared by France
against Englaad for the purpose of aiding James II. A
bold project, suggested by Chevalier de Calliéres, of attack-
ing the English posts at New York and Albany, was under
consideration by the French authorities, when a terrible
disaster fell upon the eolony. The Iroquois, who for some
months had been unusually tranquil, without the slightest
warning, in the month of August, appeared in force near
Montreal, and in one night massacred the entire population
of Lachine. Two hundred persons were slaughtered or
burned alive on the spot, and others, more unfortunate, were
carried off to be tortured to death. The invaders also
assailed and captured the fort at Montreal, and kept posses-
sion of the island till the month of October. The French,
stupefied with terror, made no effort to drivo off their
enemics, and everywhere throughout the land the Indians
held the upper hand till the approach of winter, when they
retired suddenly to their settlements.
In the meantime, Frontenae, who had been re-appointed
governor, was on his way out to assume the direction of
affairs. His coming was hailed with joy by the terrified
inhabitants, who had endured so much misery through the
incapacity of the last two governors’ Fresh spirit was infused
into the colonists. The incursions of the Iroquois were
everywhere repelled with energy. The Canadian villages
were enclosed by palisades, and protected by cannon. Tho
project of attacking the New England settlements, which
had received the sanction of Louis, was now prosecuted
with some success. Unhappily these successes were sullied
by terrible atrocities, Helpless inhabitants of the places
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that fell into the hands of tho invaders were butchered
without mercy.
The New Englanders, who seem to have been taken by
surprise by the sudden attack of Frontenac, speedily con-
certed measures of defence and reprisal. In 1690, a squa-
dron of 35 sail, with 2,000 militia men on board, left Boston
under command of Sir William Phipps, afterward gover-
nor of Massachusetts. The fleet captured Port Royal,
(Annapolis) and other places in Nova Scotia, and on the
morning of the 16th October, Quebec was summoned to
surrender at discretion. Frontenac returned a haughty
refusal, and the batteries opened fire upon the English
ships. The strength of the defences baffled all the efforts of
the besieging force, and the fleet was compelled to retire.
A land expedition under Winthrop, which was to have
co-operated with Phipps in the attack on Canada, returned
without accomplishing anything.
During the succeeding years hostilities were continued
between the French and English colonists. Each side
sought to enlist as many of the savago tribes ag it
could, and to render the aid of these allies effective, the
Indians were instructed in the use of fire-arms. The Iro-
quois that fell into the hands of their enemies were often
cruelly burned or tortured to death, in revenge for similar
atrocities practised by their own tribes. Under Frontenac’s
energetic direction, the Canadians were enabled to get pos-
session of the English posts in the Hudson Bay territory.
At length, in 1697, tho treaty of Ryswiek put an end, for
a time, to the exhausting conflict between the colonies. By
this treaty France agreed to restore all places in America
that had been taken during the war, The restoration of
peace was welcome intelligence at Quebec. The colonists,
who had ceased to till their lands and had taken refuge
within the palisades of the towns from tho ferocity of
the savages, now ventured back to their farms.
The following year, (1698) Count de Frontenac died, at the
age of 77, deeply regretted by his countrymen in New France,
whom he had rescued from almost total extermination. De
Calliéres, who had long been governor of Montreal, succeed-
ed him.
In 1700, the French concluded a long hoped for treaty of
peace with the Iroquois confederation. The treaty was
solemnly confirmed at Montreal on the 4th of August, 1701.
Thirteen hundred natives, the representatives of many tribes,
took part in the ceremonies.
In 1703, France and England being again at war, there
was as usual a renewal of hostilities between their colonies.
On this occasion the French were fortunate in having the
formidable Iroquois neutral by virtue of the solemn treaty of
1701. In the spring of 1711, another expedition against
Canada was organized by the New England colonies, aided
oy British troops. The object was to capture Quebec. But
the fleet was dispersed in the gulf by a storm, and many of
the vessels were lost. Peace was restored by the treaty of
Utrecht in 1713.
FROM THE TREATY OF UTRECHT TO 7 1700.
IE CONQUEST—1i 10
Vaudreuil, who had succeeded de
1703, introduced some improvements in the municipal system,
and caused acensus tobe takem. Momtrealweas walled in, and
the fortificatians of Quebec were enlarged and strengthened.
The governor curnestly called tk» attention of the home
authorities to the weak state of theeolony as contrasted with
the flourishing condition of the New England provinces. In
1714, he wrote home that Canada contaimed but 4,484 inha-
bitants capable cf bearing arms for its defence, in addition
Jalliéres as governor in |
to 620 colonial troops. The British colonies were represents
as having 60,000 males fit for war; and it was not doubty
that a3 soon as war commenced an aitempt would be mak
by them to achieve the conquest of Canada. Vaudreuil wy
succeeded in 1726 by the Marquis de Beauharnois, Whos? long
administration of twenty-one ycars was for the most pay
peaceful. The population increased from 22,000 in 1719 4
nearly 50,000 in 1744, The value of the exports in 11y
exceeded £100,000 stg. There were some petty conflicts wit
Indians, and there were some disputes between the governg
and the intendant, Dupuis; but up to 1745 the coloy
enjoyed security from external assaults. In 1745 peace Wi
again disturbed. The contest, however, was not so much ¢:
Canadian soil as in the maritime colonies, The strong fortes
of Louisbourg was taken by the New Englanders, anda
expedition projected against Canada. A French fleet, undef
the Duke d’Anville, sent to retake Louisbourg, was dispers
by terrible storms. The peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, in 174
put anend to the conflict, and France and England mutual}
restored the territory acquired by either during the war,
But a warm dispute immediately commenced as to tk
boundaries of their respective possessions in the New Worll
The territory in dispute was very extensive, comprising tly
whole of the seaboard on the north side of the Bay of Funty
and also the Valley of the Ohio, connecting the Frend
possessions in Louisiana with Canada, A joint comm
French and British, was appointed to settle the dispute. 4
conference took place at Paris, but the commission lastifil
over five years without any definite result. Meanwhile tt
dispute in America was daily growing in violence. Ex
party sought to make good its pretensions by encroachme
on the territory in dispute. In 1750, three English tradsg
were arrested under the authority of the French governorif
the disputed territory of the Ohio valley. Redress bey
withheld, reprisals were made, After some years consumi
in futile negotiation, the war, generally known as the Sv
Years’ War, commenced. The colonial forces on both silg
were reinforced from Europe. Gen. Braddock came o
from England to command the militia and regulars, }
strong British force, under his command, marched agai
Fort Daquesne, at the junction of the Ohio and Monongabt
rivers; but, pressing on too eagerly, in July, 1755, the monf:
into an ambuscade near tho fort, und were cut to pi
Gen. Braddock and most of the mounted oflicers were kilk
The celebrated Gen. Washington,who was serving under Ball
dock at this time, wrote as follows of the disaster: “ We hay
been beaten, shamefully beaten, by a handful of French, wi
only expected to obstruct our advance. Shortly before tam
action we thought our forces were equal to all the enemy!
Canada; we have been most unexpectedly defeated, anda
all is Jost.” On the other hand, it wa3 not long before
French met with reverses. Baron Dieskau brought from Fras
a large foree in 1755, After some slight successes his at
was defeated, and he himself wounded and taken prisonet
he provincial mili
nd with large rei
1 commander-in
ampaign termini
pportant place ¢
n the south-saste
ontcalm, and fo
ty of stores fell ir
fon had been plang
n. Montcalm ur
dgment in obedie
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hgagement, The
his period great |
ance dissatisfact
pst of maintaining
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ontcalm was stror
rsevered in during,
pulsed with heavy
some measure rety
brt Frontenac un
ken, together with
eral pieces of car
wer of the French
The English were |
bio valley. A force
brt Duquesne, and
le to make a suc
treated.
The following sum
Mherst came out to
ing now compell
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ales able to bear art
soldiers there were
be farmers, having t
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arcity of food was j
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all as the only rew
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sition of Canadian
vernor to reconeil
al
an a®tacle on Col. Johnson’s camp near Fort William, at teen and honot
head of Lake George. 4 AS campaign of |
The struggle f supremacy in the New World m itish forces took tl
assumed serious proportions. War was formally declare Pu. Prideaux was to
n. Amherst, was t
Englandand Irance (1756). At the urgent representation
onderoga at the or
the Canadian authorities large reinforcements were sent ¢
Gen. Montcalm and Gen. de Lévia came out to Canadaeg Clebrated Generis
in the year 1756, with a considerable force, together ¥ P Otder divisions of
supplies of prov 1:and munitions of war, Sixteen bap Ot their parts c
drod men had been sent out the previous year, and the coqaam Must Port Niagara
furnished a thoisand more. Nor was the British Govern fe! during tho siege
lacking in energy’. Money was freely voted to arm andeq onderoga and enti
DomInioy
represent
not doubty
uld be mak
audreuil wy
, Whose lox
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orts in 11
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the war,
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mission lastdliil
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RECTORY. |
he provincial militia. Gen. Abercrombie came outfrom Eng-
nd with large reinforcements ; and Lord Loudon wasappoint-
1 commander-in-ciicf. After som? minor incidents the
pmpaign terminat dd unfavourably for the English. The
pportant place called Fort Oswego, erected by the English
1 the south-eastern shore of Lake Ontario, surrendered to
ontcalm, and fourteen hundred prisoners and a large quan-
ty of stores fellinto the hands of the French. This expedi-
on had been planned by the Governor, Vaudeeuil Cavagnal,
n. Montcalm undertaking it apparently against his own
dgment in obedience to the governor's orders.
The following summer passed without any important
ngagement. The inhabitants of Canada suifered during
his period great privation from the scarcity of food. In
ance dissatisfaction began to b> expressed at the great
pst of maintaining and defending the colony. In 1758 Lord
pudes, the Euglish commander-in-chief, who had failed to
ince any military capacity, was superseded by General
vercrombie. Great efforts were made, and with complete
cess, to enable the English colonies to send into the field a
rg2force of militia, The strong post of Louisbourg, in Cape
ton, fellinto the hands of the British forces. In other
harters the campaign was a failure. Gen. Abercrombie led
h expedition against Fort Ticonderoga (Carillon) where
ontcalm was strongly intrenched. The attack on the fort,
rsevered in during several hours with great gallantry, was
pulsed with heavy loss to the English. This misfortune was
some measure retrieved by a successful expedition against
brt Frontenac under Colonel Bradstreet. The fort was |
ken, together with a great quantity of stores, shipping, and
eral pieces of cannon, This achievement destroyed the
wer of the French on the great lakes.
The English were also successful in their operations in the
hio valley. A force of regulars and militia marched against
brt Duquesne, and the commandant, despairing of being
le to make a successful defence, destroyed the fort and
treated.
The following summer (1759) decided the contest. Gen.
mherst came out to replace Gen. Abercrombie. The French
ing now compelled to act on the defensive, endca-
ured to strengthen their fortified posts. The number of
ales able to bear arms was estimated at 15,200, and of regu-
soldiers there were 5,300. Provisions were at famine prices,
he farmers, having for the most part been engaged in cam- |
igning, had been unable to cultivate their ficlds, whilst the
arcity of food was inereased by the fraud and cupidity of
tain officials intrusted with the purchase of stores, who
iched themselves at the public expense. Montcalm, who
gat variance with the governor, earnestly solicited his own
allas the only reward he desired for his services. Th» |
ng, reluctant to comply with this request in the critical |
ion of Canadian affairs, recommended the general and |
vernor to reconcile their differences, and accorded them
fomotion and honors.
elie campaign of 1759 did not open till June, when the |
itish forees took the field in three divisions. One under |
n, Amherst, was to make another attempt to take Port
tonderoga at the outlet of Lake George; the third, under |
calebrated General Wolfe, was to assail Quebec, where |
P other divisions of the army were to assemble after carry-
Bout their parts cf the general plan. The expedition |
fnst l'ort Niagara was successful, but General Prid
; The French retreated fro
onderoga and entrenched themselves at Isle au
Mux
Fort |
Noix,
HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
where the British allowed them to remain unmolested during
the winter.
The expedition against Quebee is that which is most mem-
orable in the annals of Canada. The French had made every
preparation in their power for the defence of the city. The
buoys had been removed from the channel of the river. Fire
ships were in readiness to be launched into the midst of the
enemy’s flect, and booms were constructed across the river
St. Charles, All the difficulties of the navigation having been
overeome, the English fleet, carrying generals Wolfe, Monck-
ton, Townshend and Murray, and a considerable army, arrived
at the Island of Orleans on th» 25th of June, The fireships
sent against the fleet proved ineffectual. Gen. Monckton took
up his position at Point Lévis, and commenced to bombard the
city. Wolfe's encampment was on tho left ban’: of the Mont-
morenci river. The French were intrenched in rear of Beau-
port. The month of Jaly was spent by the besiegers in prepara-
tion, They carefully examined the dofsnees, vnd endeavoured
to find some vulnerable point. On the last day of the month
Wolfe attacked Montcalm’s camp, but was repulsed, It was
now resolved to make the assault from above the city. Mont-
calm seems to have looked upon his position o¥ this side as
perfectly secure, “ We need not suppose,” he wrote to the
governor, ‘ that our enemies have wings to enable them in
one night to cross the river, disembark, and ascend steep and
rugged paths.” Wolfe, however, quietly prepared for the de3-
perate undertaking, disguising his intention from the enemy as
far as possible. The landing was successfully effected during
the night of the 12th of September, at the point now called
Wolfe's cove. The sentinels were overpowered, and before
daybreak six thousand men had silently sealed the steep bank,
and were drawn up on the Plains of Abraham, Montcalm
hastily gathered his forees and advanced to give battle. The
English awaited the onset, and when the advancing line was
close at hand, fired a deadiy volley which threw the French
ranks into confusion. Wolfe followed up the temporary suc-
cess by a charge, himself Icad'ng on the grenadiers. Soon,
however, he received a mortal wound, and was carried to the
rear. The French were giving way in confusion. Montcalm,
while endeavouring to rally his flying troops, also fell mortally
wounded. As Wolfe's last moment was fast approaching, the
ery * They run! they run!” fell upon his car. “ Who run?”
eagerly inquired the dying hero. “ The French,” was the reply.
“Then I die in peace,” he murmured, and immediately ex-
pired. The gallant Montcalm also died the following day.
The Citadel held out a few days, but on the 18th of Sep-
tember, the garrison surrendered to Gen. Townshend. The
loss of the English is stated at 700, and of the French at
1500.
The announcement that Quebe ad fallen was received
with great joy in England and ix ler American colonie:,
Both sides prepared earnestly for the coming campaign, the
result of which was hardly doubtful. The French concen-
trated their diminished forces with the design of retaking
Quebee, which had been garrisoned for the winter with an
army of seven or cight thousand men. Gen. de Lévis, who
had taken command on the death of Montcalm, pitched his
Age. Prideaux was toattack Fort Niagara; the second, under | camp, in April, 1760, in the rear of the city, with an army
of eight or nine thousand men. Gen. Murray marched
out to meet him, but after a sharp encounter was foreed to
retire within the fortifications, A few days later, having
ived the reinforcements which he had been anxiously
expecting from England, he forthwith compelled de Lévis
to raise the siege and retreat.
i¢@ French cause in Canada was now in a desperate ex,
mity, and the mother country was unable to send adequate
ree
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assistance. The Canadian militia commenced to give in their
su\mission to General Murray, and the regulars deserted in
great numbers. Isle aux Noix, where the French had en-
trenched themselves the previous summer, and Forts Oswe-
gatchic and Lévis, were the next points of attack. These
forts successively passed into the hands of the English, and
then the victorious armies, from Quebec, Lake Champlain
and Oswego, converged on Montreal. The united strength
of the beleaguering army under Gen. Amherst was 17,000
men. Resistance was hopeless, and Vaudreuil proposed a
capitulation, which was agreed to and signed on the 8th of
September, 1760. Thus was brought to a close the era of
French dominion in Canada.
MW. CANADA UNDER ENGLISH RULE.
FROM THE CONQUEST TO THE QUEBEC ACT, 1760-1774,
The Canadian people were secured by the terms of the
capitulation in the free exercise of their religion. Vaudreuil
and De Levis, with the troops and the principal civil and
military officers, and many of the colonists, embarked for
France, where some of the officials who had been guilty of
peculation and abuse of trust, were brought to triai, con-
derned and punished.
Peace was concluded by the Treaty of Paris signed 10th
February, 1763, By this Treaty, France ceded to England
the whole of her possessions in North America with s..ue
insignificant exceptions.
The ir dian allies of the French did not acquiesce without
a strugg.e in the new order of things. A vast conspiracy
was hatched in 1763 by Pontiac, a noted chief of the Ottawa
tribe, who was not friendly to British power. The object
of the plot was nothing less than the simultaneous capture
of the chain of forts extending from Lake Michigan to the
Niagara, The conspiracy failed of entire success, but nine
British posts were assailed, and the garrisons massacred.
The Indians sustained a defeat at Bushy Run near Fort
Pist, and the garrison was relieved. Pontiac was soon
foreed to abandon the siege of Detroit; the Indian forces
began to melt away, and the hostile tribes were glad to
obtain terms, and accept the proffered friendship and protec-
tion of the new lords of the soil.
At the time of the Conquest the population numbered only
75,000 souls, including 8,000 Indians, The pages of this
Directory disclose how great has been the advance during
the century. Itis worthy of note that now, for the first time,
was a printing press used in Canada. The first number of
the first newspaper—the Quebec Gazelte—appeared June
21st, 1764.
The country, which now receiyed the name of the Pro-
vince of Quebec, remained for some years under military
tule. Gen. Murray, after the peace, was appointed the first
Governor General; Gen. Gage was in command of the
Montreal District, and Col. Burton of the Three Rivers
District. The Nxecutive Council was composed of the
lieutenant governors of Montreal and Thre: Rivers, the chief
justiee, the inspector general of customs, and eight of the
leading inhabitants of the colony.
In 1766, Gen. Carleton, afterwards Lord Dorchester, was
appointed Governor General. Gen. Carleton, who had taken
a prominent part in the capture of Quebec, continued to
be connected with Canada for six and thirty years.
The French Canadians, who constituted the immense
majority of the inhabitants, soon began to express dissatisfac-
tion at the continuance of military rule. The administration
of the civil law was defective. The barristers and judges nq
understanding French, the people were under the necessiy
of carrying on their lawsuits in the English languay,
Memorials were addressed to the Crown by the discontent,
majority. In 1770, the Governor went to England to gin
testimony respecting the affairs of the province. The resul
of the inquiry was the passing of the “Quebec Act” by th
English Parliament in 1774, for reconstructing the govem
ment of the Province of Quebec, This measure provided {y
the free exercise of the Roman Catholic religion by th
French Canadians, subject to the king’s supremacy, and thi
the clergy of the church of Rome might “ hold, receive ayj
enjoy their accustomed dues and rights, with respect to sud
persons only as shali profess the said religion.” It furthy
provided that “in all matters of controversy relative to pr
perty and civil rights, resort shall be had to the laws¢d
Canada, as the rule for the decision of the same.” The Av
confirmed the criminal law of England as the law tok
administered in the province. It further provided for tiy
establishment of a Legislative Council, to consist of resident
appointed by the king, not exceeding 23, nor less than J},
in number. Thus, by express provisions of the Legislatur
of the mother country, the inhabitants of the conquer
territory were sccured in the enjoyment of their civil right
the free exercise of their rcligion, and the protection of the:
own civil laws and customs. This liberality to the Freud
Canadians was displeasing to the British residents, and ww
denounced by the Congress of the other American colonis
which met in Philadelphia in September; but it was highly
acceptable to the Canadian clergy, as well as to the principil
inhabitants of the colony.
FROM THE QUEBEC ACT TO THE DIVISION OF THE PROVINCE,
1774-1791.
The colonies which had so recently exerted themselves {it
the extension of British rule in North America were nor
on the point of offering armed resistance to the mothe
country. The same year in which the Quebec Act becam
law, Canada received an invitation to send representatird
to Philadelphia to concert measures of union and defen
But if the French Canadians disliked the British, who hal
recently come amongst them, they hated and distrusted
their fellow colonists in New England much more; a
the Congress had indiscreetly increased this distrust by i
denunciation of the Quebee Act. “ Nor can we suppressott
astonishment,” it had been declared in a document address
to the people of Great Britain, “ that a British Parliamey|
should ever consent to establish in that colony (Canada)!
religion that often drenched your island in blood, and ly
disseminated impiety, bigotry, persecution, murder ands
bellion, through every part of the world.” Canada, therefit
with this document before it, shewed no disposition to ta
part in the Congress. The following year coercive meast
were resorted to by the latter. Gen. Arnold led an arty
against Quebec, and Gencrals Montgomery and Schuyl
against Montreal. There were few British troops in the pn
vince, and the invaders advanced without much difficult
over large tracts of the country. The forts of Ticonderogaau
Crown Point, on Lake Champlain; and Isle aux Noix,§
Johns, Chambly and Sorel, fell into the hands of Montgomty;
The Americans still hoped that the Canadians would maij
common cause with them. <A conciliatory address to %
people was issued and widely circulated. The sympathizq
with the revolutionary cause were, in truth, not few, and!
ranks of the invading army were daily swelled by deserte
The French Canadians refused to take up arms with the rev!
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lutionists, but th
arms against the
Montreal could n
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six hundred wer
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ty there, whereas in.
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. SKETCHES. 81
utionists, but they likewise refused, for the most part, to bear
larms against them. The Dritish population was very small.
Montreal could make no effectual resistance, and presently
uebec was the only place that held the enemy in check.
he strength of its defences saved the city, and probably the
olony. Carleton, with only sixteen hundred men, of whom
six hundred were militia, was able to repel all attacks.
eneral Montgomery fell in an unsuccessful assault upon
Yucbec mado on the 31st of December.
In the spring of 1776, the English received reinforcements.
he American army, weakened by disease, fell back to Three
Rivers. Governor Carleton pursued and captured the
nemy’s stores and artillery. The retreat was continued to
Sorel, which was also retaken by the English troops; and
he expulsion of the invading forces was speedily completed,
he colonies in revolt now made fresh efforts to detach the
Janadians from their allegiance. Franklin and others were
rent as special commissioners. The offers were now more
iberal: the Roman Catholic religion was to be respected,
pnd the people allowed to govern themselves. But, on the
pther hand, the French Canadians had already got entire
reedom of worship, and the protection of their ancient laws.
They had almost all they desired, and refused to put in
eopardy the privileges already secured to them. The
American colonies, though successful in shaking off their
onnection with the mother country, were unable to bring
Janada into the Union, and on the recognition of American
independence on the 3rd of Ssptember, 1783, Canada
mained a colony of Great Britain.
A large number of persons throughout the new confed-
ration, who had remained faithful to the royal cause,
being now treated with great severity by the American
rovernment, emigrated, and settled in Canada and the
ther British colonics, but chiefly in the western parts of
anada, now the Province of Ontario. The number of the
nited Empire Loyalists, as they were termed, that settled
Canada, is estimated at ten thousand. Their property
had been confiscated, but by the liberality of the British
yovernment large sums were applicd to their relief, and
ach of them received as a free gift from 200 to 5,500 acres
pfland in Canada or some other colony. Many of them
ndared great hardships in thus leaving their homes to
begin life anew, but by their energy and enterprise they
gave much valuable aid in developing the resources of
e country.
There was now a growing agitation in the Province of
Quebec for @ representative system of government. The
rench Canadians, itis true, had been admitted from the first
nto the Legislative Council, but they were notin a major-
ty there, whereas in an elective chamber they must almost
eeessarily have a very large majority. One of the most
prominent agitators for a representative form of govern-
meecot was Du Calvet, a French Protestant, who was
ecused of aiding the insurgents during the revolutionary
mar. Io strenuously advocated an elective assembly, and
piso the representation of Canada by six members in the
British Parliament.
In 1735, Lord Dorchester returned to Canada as Governor
tneral, Sir Frederick Haldimand who had held the office
ince 1778, having solicited his own recall. Notwithstanding
Ne popularity of Lord Dorchester, discontent generally
prevailed. At length, after petitions and counter-petitions
ad been canvassed for years, and transmitted to Britain,
n 1789, the draft of a new constitution was sent to Lord
Porchester by Lord Granville, the colonial minister. By
tis it was proposed to divide the Province of Quebec into
two—the Province of Upper Canada and the Province of
Lower Canada. Each section was to have a Legislative
Council and Assembly, ‘ This separation I hope,” said Mr.
Pitt, then Chaucellor of the Exchequer, will put an end to
the competition between the old French inhabitants and the
new settlers from Britain and the Dritish colonies.” The
Upper Province was to give a great majority to the one
nationality, and the Lower Province to the other. All
taxes were to be imposed and the money disbursed under
the control of the Legislature of cach section.
The division of the Province was contrary to the advice of
Lord Dorchester, but the measure finally became law in
1791, The Act provided that the Legislative Council of
Lower Canada should be composed of not fewer than
fifteen, and that of Upper Canada of not fewer than seven
persons. Members were to hold their seats for lifo. The
number of members to be elected to the Legislative Assem-
bly of Upper Canada was not to be less than sixteen, and
of Lower Canada not less than fifty. The Council and
Assembly were to be called together at least once in every
year: the Assembly to be elected for four years,
During the 30 years that the colony had been under
British rule, the population had doubled in number, In 1761,
it was about 70,000 souls, now it was over 135,000, of whom
120,000 were French Canadians. The inhabitants of the
new Province of Upper Canada numbered only 10,000, and
were nearly all of British origin. Within 80 years, how-
ever, the preponderance of population has been reversed,
the inhabitants of the Upper Province now outnumbering
by hundreds of thousands those of the other section.
FROM THE DIVISION OF THE PROVINCE TO THE UNION,
1791-1840.
The first elections in-Lower Canada under the new form of
government took placein June, 1792. Fifty members were
returned. Fifteen persons had been nominated legislative
councillors. The Legislature was opened on the 17th of
ecember by Gen. Clarke, (in the absence of Lord Dorehes-
ter) and sat till May, 1793. A contest took place at the
opening of the Legislature as to the election of'a speaker, and
as to the language in which business should be conducted.
Mr. Panet, the French candidate, was clected by 28 to 18, and
it was resolved that the minutes, &c., be recorded in both
languages. The revenue of the Lower Province was thig
year only $25,000.
The Parliament of Upper Canada met at Newark
(Niagara) on the 17th of September, 1792, and was opened
by Lieut. Gov. Simcoe. The Council numbered 7, and the
Assembly 16. Tho Legislature in its first session passed an
act introdusing the English law “as the rule of decision
in all matters ef controversy relative to property and civil
rights.” The second act introduced trial by jury. The
eighth and last act gave the names of “ Eastern, Midland,
Home and Western” to the four districts into which the
province had been divided by Lord Dorchester in 1788.
These divisions were afterward abolished in 1849. The
following session (1793) the Legislature of Upper Canada
abolished slavery. The owners of slaves then in the
Province were to keep their rights, but the children born of
female slaves were to become free at 25 years of age. In
1803, it was decided by Chicf Justice Osgoode that slavery
was incompatible with the laws of Lower Canada. In
1796, the seat of government of Upper Canada was re-
moved from Niagarato York (Toronto) by Gov. Simcoe.
Lord Dorchester, who had been a faithful friend of
Canada for more than thirty years, was succeeded in 1796
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by Gon, Prescott. The country was now enjoying repose
and steadily advancing in wealth and importance.
The bitterness which had previously existed between the
French Canadians and British inhabitants of Lower
Canada was now considerably moderated. This will be
evident from the remarks of M. Plessis, parish priest of
Quebee, in his funeral oration over Bishop Briand, “ Our
conquerors,” he said, “regarded at first with a jealous eye
and lowering brow, inspired in us feelings only of detestation
oraversion. We could not be persuaded that a race of men
strangers to our soil, to our language, and to our worship,
could ever be willing to render to Canada an equivalent
for whatit lost by changing its masters, Generous na-
tion, that has made us aware, by so many proofs, how ill
founded were our prepossessions. Pardon us then, for that
our first (and now past) distrustfulness of a foreign race,
whose virtues, not being then experienced by us, we had
not the happiness to know.” &c,
Sir R. S. Milnes succeeded Prescott as licut. governor of
Lower Canada in 1799, and remained in office till 1805. On
his retirement, the Hon. Thomas Dunn acted as adminis-
trator until 1807. Ze Canadien newspaper, entirely in
French, was first issued in November, 1806.
The relations between England and the United States at
this time were beginning to cause no little disquietude and
uneasiness. Mr. Dunn called out the militia of Lower Canada,
and tho responso was prompt and satisfactory, and gave an
emphatie contradiction to the reports which had been dili-
gently spread, that the Canadians were only waiting for the
approach of the invading army to flock to its standard. At
this critical time Sir James Craig, a military oflicer, came out
as Governor General, and remained till 1811. Sir James did
not become popular with the French Canadians, It was a
timo of great irritation and disquictude. The Governor issued
a general order exhorting tho people to be on their guard
against treasonable designs, and directing all militia men to
watch attentively the actions of aliens amongst them, Col.
Panet and other officers wero dismissed from the militia on
the charge of exciting discord and animosity between the two
classes of British subjects. The Assembly, in 1808, adopted
a bill by twenty-two to two excluding judges from seats in
Parliament. The Legislative Council rejected the measure,
and the Governor approved their course, The following
session the Assembly engaged in discussions on constitutional
questions, and was dissolved by the Governor after a session
of five weeks, on the ground that the House was neglecting the
matters submitted for its consideration, and wasting the time
in fruitless debates. The new Parliament met in 1810, and
forthwith proceeded to declare that it was an infringement
of parliamentary privileges for the governor to censure the
acts of the Assembly. The Iouse also sought to bring the
government officials under its control by offering to assume
the payment of theirsalaries. The Assembly farther demanded
that a budget should be presented to it showing in actail
cll the estimated expenditure for the succeeding year. The
Council and Assembly were at variance on the question of
excluding Judge de Bonne. The Assembly passed a resolu-
tion that a judge of the Court of Ning’s Bench could not sit
or vote in the House, The Governor declared that he felt
bound to oppose this assumption, and prorogued the Legisla-
ture. Proceedings were instituted against the proprictors
and editors of Le Canadien for disseminating treasonable pub-
lications, and several of the opposition leaders were arrested.
The Governor's health began to fail. The distrust and opposi-
tion he encountered at every step from a portion of the French
Canadians awakened his indignation. “Base and daring
HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
[D Minto pxcrory.
ee
fabricators of falschood!” he exclaimed in an addeess to tly
Canadians, March 21st, “What do you know of mo or ny
intentions ? Canadians, ask the heads of your Chure', wy
have opportunities of knowing me. These are men of hong
and knowledge, from whom you ought to seek informatiy
and advice. The leaders of faction, the demagogues of,
party, associate not with me; they cannot know ine, Py
what purpose should I oppress you? Is it to serve thie king!
Is it for myself, then, that I should oppress you? Is it frog
ambition? What can you give me? Is it for power? Ala)
my good friends, with a life now ebbing slowly to its perio
under the pressure of disease contracted in the service
my country, I look only to pass what it may please God
suffer to remain cf it, in the comfort of retirement amor
my friends, I remain among you only in obedience to th
commands of my Sovereign.”
In his letters to Lord Liverpool he drew a dark picture ¢
the discord and enmity between French and British colonist,
and suggested that it would be better, rather than leave mat
ters as they were, to unite the two Provinces, In the session
of 1810-11, the bill for excluding judges of the King’s Bene
from seats in the Assembly was again carried, and this tin
it reecived the Royal sanction. Shortly afterward Sir Jamy
Craig returned to England in consequence of ill health, and
died the same year, Mr. Dunn assumed the administration
of the government for a short time. Then Sir Georg
Prevost, who had heen licutenant governor of Nova Scotiy
was transferred to Canada. Under his conciliatory policy,
much of the irritation and animosity between the two
nationalities was removed.
The war which had long been apprehended between Great
Britain and the United States commenced the following
year. M. Plessis, the Roman Catholic Bishop, profited by
this occasion to claim the restoration of the rights and statu
of the Church as they existed in Canada before the conquest
The Legislature of Lower Canada passed an act empowering
the Governor General, in case of invasion, to embody the
whole militia of the country, and also voted £15,000 per
annum for five years toward defraying the expenses of
defending the Province. The Legislature of Upper Canais
also passed measures for the defence of the Province and fir
raising and training the militia. The population of Upper
Canada had increased at this date to 80,000, and that of tle
Lower Province to 200,000.
Success attended the first steps taken against the enemy by
the British forcesin Canada, Fort Michilimackinae, situate
on the island of the same name, in the strait between Lake
IIuron and Michigan, was captured, and an American fore,
under Gen. Hull, which had crossed over from Detroit, wii
forced to retire, Gen. Brock, commander of the forces in
Upper Canada, on the 11th of August advanced on Detroit
Mull, the American general, capitulated, and 2,500 prisoner,
and thirty-three pieces of cannon, fell into the hands of the
English general,
Another attempt was made to invade the Province ia
October. <A crossing was effected above Queenston on tlt
night of the 12th. The following morning Gen. Brock wai
engaged in opposing the crossing of the Americans neal
the village, when the body that had already crossed abort
took possession of Queenston Heights. The British general
immediately led a force to regain possession of the Heights
but while gallantly advancing to the attack he was strut
down by a ball. Gen. Sheaffe took command, and tlt
attack was continued with so much determination that tht
enemy was dislodged with great loss, The English wet
every where completely victorious. A subsequent attact
ade in Nove
he invading
complishing
) England, an
Ilostilities w
ndians, under
bh, gave valu
ost notable q
hateauguay.
lampton, was
ontreal. A tl
alaberry opp¢
utarde and Cl
be Americans
hile the enem
janada, Was ¢
ben, lampton
ay down the §
Aommander, lan|
p give battle te
on, that had
attle was foug
here the Ame]
he force oppos
heir general ki
jay, and of W
cans to abandd
® In March of th
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he English f
nd were forced
attle took plac
rhich the enemy
he war was s
hent, 24th Dec
About the tin
power Canada
hich had cease
.L. J. Papinea
Panet, Who was
ouncil. The ¢
host prominent.
nd his son, the
reatest agitator
Sir George Pr
anadians as thi
he war to defer
en made agai
le last campa
ondon, Sir Ge
ent for a short
Bir John C. Sher
ike Sir George
ill, or at least 1
dian majority.
seat at the Cor
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iscussion now 1
ly claimed the
ure, InUpper |
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served by the ]
protestant cler;
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HISTORICAL SKETCHES, 83
un addeess to tly
yw of mo or ny
ur Chure’, why
ire men Of hone
seek informatiy
emagogues of 4
know me, Fy
serve thie king!
you? Is it frog
r power? Ala}
Wly to its perio
n the service ¢f
\y please God t)
etirement among
obedience to tle
ade in November, was also repelled. In Lower Canada
ho invading force, under Gen. Dearborn, retired without
complishing anything. The campaign proved favorable
) England, and the Canadian militia gained some renown,
Ilostilities were resumed early the following year. The
hdians, under the command of their gallant chief, Tecum-
bh, gave valuable aid to the British forces. One of the
ost notable events of the campaign was the battle of
hateauguay. 35
An American army of 3500, under Gen.
lampton, was on the way from Lake Champlain to
ontreal. A thousand Canadian militia under Colonel de
alaberry opposed their progress at the junction of the
utarde and Chateauguay rivers. A battle ensued in which
he Americans were defeated and forced to retreat. Mean-
hile the enemy, who had gained some successes ia Upper
anada, Was concentrating his forces to co-operate with
‘on, Hampton in the attack on Montreal. While on the
ay down the St Lawrence, Gen. Wilkinson, the American
Mommander, landed part of his troops under Gen, Covington
p givo battle to a small Canadian force under Col, Morris-
on, that had been sent to intercept the invaders. A
attle was fought at Chrysler's Farm, county of Dundas,
here the Americans, though three times as numerous as
he force opposed to them, were completely routed, and
heir general killed. The defeat of Nampton at Chateau-
ay, and of Wilkinson at Chrysler's Farm, led the Ame-
Micans to abandon their design on Montreal.
B In March of the following year (1814), the Americans were
Mecfeated at Lacolle, and their depot at Oswego was destroyed.
he English failed in an attack on Sackett’s harbour,
nd were forced to retreat at Chippewa. A hard fought
attle took place at Lundy’s Lane near Niagara Falls, after
rhich the enemy retreated during the night to Chippewa.
he war was subsequently terminated by the Treaty of
hent, 24th December, 1814.
About the time peace was restored the Legislature of
mower Canada met at Quebec. The political discussions
®hich had ceased during the war now commenced afresh.
.L. J. Papineau was chosen Speaker in the place of M.
Panet, who was nominated a member of the Legislative
ouncil. The elder Papineau had long been one of the
host prominent champions of French Canadian nationality,
nd his son, the new Speaker, was destined to become the
reatest agitator of his time.
Sir George Prévost, who had been regarded by the French
anadians as their firm friend, went home at the close of
fe war to defend himself against some charges that had
een made against his conduct of military affairs during
he last campaien. He died shortly after his arrival in
ondon, Sir Gordon Drummond administered the govern-
ent for a short time, when he was succeeded in 1816 by
Bir John C. Sherbrooke, ex-governor of Nova Scotia, who,
ike Sir George Prévost, endeavoured to gain the good
ill, or at least remove the animosity, of the French Can-
dian majority. M. Plessis, the Bishop, was invited to take
seat at the Coune!l board, with the reservation that the
ight should not extend to his successors. A simiar hon-
t was conferred on M. Papineau. The principal topie of
iscussion now was the Estimates, The Legislative Assem-
ly claimed the right of controlling the entire expendi-
te. InUpper Canada a similar diseussion was proceeding.
Another subject that engrossed much attention was the
lerey Reserves. A large amount of territory had been
served by the Imperial Act of 1791 for the support of the
protestant clergy. The lands had been appropriated
L dark picture of
British colonist,
¢ than leave mat
s. In the sessi
the King’s Bench
od, and this time
rward Sir Jame
of ill Health, and
e administration
hen Sir Georg
of Nova Scotia,
ciliatory policy,
etween the two
d between Great
1 the following
hop, profited by
rights and statu
re the conquest,
act empowering
to embody tle
ted £15,000 per
the expenses of
f Upper Canads
?rovince and for
lation of Upper
and that of the
ist the enemy by
ckinae, situated
between Lake
American fore,
bm Detroit, was
bf the forces ia
ced on Detroit
2,500 prisoners,
he hands of the
he Province ia
1eenston on the
fen. Brock wa
mericans neat
crossed abort
British general
of the Heights,
he was struc
nand, and tle
nation that the
» English wer
sequent attad
exclusively to the support of the Church of England in
Canada, At first, they had yielded no revenue, the rents
being insufficient to cover the expenses of management.
They remained in the hands of government, and the only
money paid to the Church of England up to 1821 was a
sum of £427 in 1816. Other bodies of Protestants began to
lay claim to a share of the fund, and addresses were passed
by the Houses of Assembly recommending the distribution of
the money among all denominations. The subject was not
finally disposed of till 1855, when, after certain provision had
been made for the widows and orphans of deceased clergy-
men, and for securing the incomes then enjoyed, the rest of
the fund was applied to municipal purposes, The colony,
notwithstanding these political diseussions, was in a highly
prosperous condition, and the great majority of the people,
busy and eontented, took little interest in the debates on
constitutional questions,
Tn 1818, Sir J. C. Sherbrooke was permitted to retire
from office, and the Duke of Richmond came out as Gov-
ernor. THis administration was brief; being bitten by a
fox, he died of hydrophobia, August, 1819. The Earl of
Dalhousie succeeded him, The struggle of the Assembly
on the question of voting the supplies continued, Between
the Legislative Counc, of which the majority of members
were British, and the Legislative Assembly, composed almost
exclusively of French Canadians, there was continual strife
and animosity. The Assembly objected, in particular, to
vote the salaries of certain obnoxious officials.
A Bitl for the union of the two Provinces was introduced
into the Imperial Parliamy t in 1822, but thrown out on
the second reading. When the French Canadians learned
that this Bill had been introduced by the government, they
loudly denouneed the project. The people of Upper Can-
ada were not in favour of it, and when the Lower Canadian
Assembly met in January, 1823, it forthwith passed resolu-
tions condemning the Dill, and Messrs. Papineau and Nelson
were dispatched to London to protest against it. The pro-
ject was therefore abandoned for a time.
Meanwhile, the dispnte on the question of voting the sup-
plies continued more fiercely than ever. In 1827 the Lower
Canada Assembly again stopped the supplies, as they had
done for several years previously. Lord Dalhousie prorogued
the Chambers the next day. A new parliament was sum-
moned, which elected M. Papineau to be Speaker. The Gov-
ernor disapproved of the selection, and requested the House
to propose some one else. The House, refusing to comply,
was immediately prorogued. The Ilouse of Commons ap-
pointed a committee that reported at length on the state of
Canadian affairs, but no definite action was taken. Sir
James Kempt, from Nova Scotia, replaced Lord Dalhousie
in Lower Canada, and Sir John Colborne came out to
Upper Canada,
Matters were becoming more serious. In Upper Canada
there was a strong republican element that looked with
admiration at the rapid growth of the neighboring states.
The fact that the leading positions in the government were
held by a small number of officials and their family connec-
tions was another eause of much dissatisfaction. In Lower
Canada there was the ancient hostility of race. Concessions
which, if made in time, would have allayed the discontent,
were withheld. In the Lower Canadian House of Assem-
bly 92 resolutions condemning the government for their
management of affairs, for the exclusion of the Freneh Can-
adians {rom office, and setting forth other matters of com-
plaint, were introduced and passed in the spring of 1834.
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inquire into the grievances complained of. The report of | June, 1841. In September of that year, Lord Sydenham, wy
the commission was submitted to Parliament in 1837, but | had been a very able and popular Governor, died from ty
the majority of the House of Commons was opposed to most | effects of a fall from his horse. Sir Charles Bagot thon cam
of tho demands of the Lower Canadian opposition. The | out as Governor General, and held office till 1843. In 1844, ty
Imperial Act of 1791 had authorized the establishment of | scat of government was removed from Kingston to Montreal
Church of England rectories in the parishes of Canada. | Lord Metcalfe administered the government from 1843 4
Under the authority of this act, fifty-seven rectorics were | 1845. Being then obliged to retire in consequence of jj
established in Upper Canada by Sir John Colborne in 1836. | health, he was succeeded by Lord Cathcart, who held offq
This act caused increased excitement. Steps were taken by | till 1847, when the Earl of Elgin was appointed Governg,
the leaders of the malcontents to enrol the disaffected. In} The administration of this able statesman was prosperoy
this their success was not great, for few of the common | and satisfactory. Some agitation occurred during his tem
people were disposed to take up arms to enforce the demancs | of office respecting the “ Rebellion Losses Lill,” for indemnify
made by their leaders. The clergy, and all the most prudent | ing persons who had sustained loss during the insurrectiq
and moderate chiefs cf the opposition, strongly opposed any | of 1837-8. Violent opposition was made to this measuy
resort to violence. Some of the more violent agitators, } which was considered by many to be too liberal as well g
however, gould not be restrained. The first outbreak occurred | too indiscriminate. Lord Elgin, after assenting to the Bil
i! in Montreal on the 7th of November, 1837, when the “Sons | was hooted and pelted in the streets of Montreal, and ty
of Liberty,” an organization of young men of Montreal, | Parliament buildings were sct on fire by the mob, and a larg
assailed a body of volunteers in the street. In the course of | amount of property, including the library and valuaty
the month, several encounters took place between the insur- | records, was destroyed. The seat of government was afte
gents and the military at St. Denis, St. Charles, St. Eustache, | Wards removed to Toronto.
and other points. At St. Denis, the British troops, being few | The succeeding ycars were years of steady progress ani
in numbor, were repulsed ; but at St. Charles, the rebels were | prosperity. A few events only will be noted here, by
| routed with great slaughter by a detachment under Col. | historical details respecting various subjects will be foul
\ Wetherall. At St. Eustache also, the loss of the insurgents | Under other headings. In 1850, a free banking law wi
| was very heavy. In Upper Canada, the insurgents, ander | Passed. In 1851, five cent postage was introduced. hy
the command of W. L. Mackenzie, were defeated near | 1853, the Legislative Assembly was increased from eight
Toronto by a foree of volunteers commanded by Sir F. B, | four to ene hundred and thirty members, sixty-five frog
Head. ‘The Earl of Durham, the new Governor General, | each section of the Province. In 1858, the decimal systea
{ came out with special powers to inquire into the state of of currency was adopted. Sir Edmund Mead succecedeiff
{
|
ion of any inc
cause at the
been thus settled
he population o
he demand for 4
rag now every y
)pper Canada,
merican Provil
fore the coun
nd more especia
tration. The
ome of the leadel
coalition with t
nent was thus for
pm. After confe
ion was carried,
Jnion will be four
ntercolonial Rail
onfederation Ac
ean Francois de
arquis de la Ro
muel de Champ
arc Antoine de
phevalier de Mon
hevalier d’Ailleb
an de Lauzon....
Re haries de Lausor
iscount de Voye
tron du Bois d’A
hevalier de saffe;
lexandre de Proy
hevalier de Cour
ount de Frontena
leur de la Barre..
arquis de Denon,
hevalier de Calli
lanquis de Vaudre
arquis de Deauha
lount de Galissoni
marquis de la Jong
rquis du Quesne
arquis de Vaudre
iI Canadian affairs. The constitution of Lower Canada had | Lord Elgin in 1854 and continued in office till 1860, I
been suspended and a special council appointed. The Gov- | 1855 the .Clergy Reserves question was settled by th
ernor reported strongly in favour of the union of the provin- | Legislature, and Seignioral Tenure in Lower Canada wa
| ces, but some acts of his administration being censured in| abolished. In 1856, the elective principle was applied to th
, the House of Lords, he was reealled. Before the robellion | Legislative Council, and it became an elective chamber. It
| was finally supprossed, several attempts were made to invade | was to be composed of the members appointed by the Crom
Canada from the Amerioan frontier by sympathizers on the | before the 14th of July, 1856, and of forty-eight mombes
other side, but these attempts were all specdily defeated, | elected for forty-eight electoral divisions, into which the Pr
The subsequent risings were punished with greater severity | Vince was divided. In 1858, Ottawa was selected by the Queaa
than the first, a number of the leading rebels being executed | as the permanent seat of government, and Parliament built
under sentence of eourt martial, and many more trans-| ings were erected there. In 1859-60, the Statutes of the Pr
ported. Some of the ehicf instigators of revolt, however, | vince were consolidated into three volumes, one volume co»
escaped. Mackenzie, Papineau, and others were, some years | taining the Acts relating to all Canada, and the other tw
later, permitted to return to Canada, and obtained seats in} volumes embracing the Statutes relating to Upper aul
the Legislative Assembly. Lower Canada respeetively. In 1860, the British Provinces
The insurrection being at an end, the project of uniting | were visited by the Prince of Wales. Whilst in Canada th
the two Canadas was urged on by the British ministry. | Prince inaugurated the Victoria Bridge and laid the corve
The Right Hon. C. P. Thompson, an eminent merchant, | stone of the Parliamentai,” buildings at Ottawa. The seit
(afterwards Lord Sydenham) came out as Governor General | ure of Mason and Slidell on board the British steamer 7red
(1839). The assent of the Speeial Council of Lower Canada, | towards the close of 1861, and the prospect of a war betwee
and of the Legislature of Upper Canada, was obtained to | England and the United States, caused intense excitemeni
the measure. A bill was drafted and sent to England by | throughout Canada and prompted the organization and enti!
Lord Sydenham, and passed in 1840. The Union took effect | ment of numerous bodies of volunteer militia. These cor
by royal proclamaticn on the 10th of February, 1841. in later years have twice done good service (1866, 1870) it
repelling incursions of Fenian marauders. In 1865-6, tl
Civil Code of Lower Canada, the compilation of which hal
Canada was now fully under “ Responsible Government,” | been entrusted to three commissioners several years befor
the ministry having scats in the Legislature, and holding | was completed and promulgated. In 1864, great diflicully
\ office so long only as they enjoyed the confideuce of a major- | was experienced in carrying on the government. The me
ity of the members of the Lower House. The Local Legis- | jority of Lower Canadian members and the majority of Uppe!
latures were abolished. Upper and Lower Canada were | Canadian members were arrayed on opposite sides of tlt
represented by an equal number of members in the Legis- | House, and the two parties were very evenly balanced. Tht
lative Assembly of Canada. To the House was conceded | number of members in the Legislative Assembly was tht
also entire eontrol over the expenditure, The Legislative | same for each section of the Province, and although the pop*
Councillors were to be appointed by the Crown for life. lation of Upper Canada now greatly exceeded that of Lowt
The first United Parliament was opened at Kingston in | Canada, the Lower Canadian members opposed the conct#
n. James Murray
bulus E. Irving, |
n.Sir Guy Carle
Dorehester),......
ctor T. Cramahe
n. Frerierie Hak
nry Hamilton, L
ury Hope,
LOY
lonel Clark, Lie
n. Robt. Prescot
R.S. Milnes...
on. Thos. Dunn, |
tJ. HW. Craig...
rt George Prevost
@, Drummond,
fa. John Wilson,
t John C. Sherbri
ke of Richmond
James Monk, Pr
FROM THE UNION TO CONFEDERATION—1841-1867,
‘Dominios
denham, wh
lied from ty
rot thon cam
3. In 1844, ty
n to Montrea,
from 1843 4
‘quence of J
rho held off
ted Governe,
as prosperoy!
uring his ter
for indemnify
© insurrectig
this measur,
ral as well
ng to the Bij
‘treal, and th
ob, and a larg
and valuatk
rent Was afte
y progress an
ted here, bit
will be foun
king law wi
troduced, hm
4 from eighty
sixty-five foal
lecimal systea
vad succcedei
. till 1860. Wy
attled by th
r Canada wa
5 applied to th
e chamber. It
by the Crow
ight mombeti
which the Pre
2d by the Quea
rliament builé
tes of the Pre
ne volume cox
the other tw
to Upper aul
itish Provinces
in Canada th
laid the cornet
wa. The sei
steamer ret
a war betwee
se excitement
tion and enrik
These corps
1866, 1870) it
n 1865-6, tli
of which hal
1 years befor
rreat difficulty
ent. The me
jority of Uppe
e sides of tht
alanced. The
Imbly was the
bugh the pop
that of Lowt!
ed the conctt
DIRECTORY. |
ion of any increase of representation to Upper Canada,
cause at the time of the Union, the representation had
cen thus settled notwithstanding the fact that at that time
he population of Lower Canada was by far the largest.
he demand for “ Representation according to Population”
vag now every year becoming more urgent on the part of
Dpper Canada. A project for uniting the British North
merican Provinces under one Confederation had been
fore the country from time to time for eighty years,
nd more especially from the date of Lord Durham’s admin-
tration. The desire to carry out this scheme induced
ome of the leaders of the Upper Canada opposition to form
coalition with the Lower Canadian majority. A govern-
nent was thus formed, pledged to introduce the federal sys-
pm. After conference with the other Provinces, Confedera-
on was carried, to take effect Ist of July, 1867, The Act of
Tnion will be found in this volume. The construction of an
intercolonial Railway was one of the stipulations of the
onfederation Act, and this is now in course of construction.
GOVERNORS OF CANADA.
ean Francois de la Roque, Sieur de Roberval........... :
arquis de la Roche.......
muel de Champlain seseseesees 1LG12
arc Antoine de Bras de fer de Chateaufort....... sneeede 1635
Bhevalicr de MOMtMaGQny.....sccccccsees seccceeee sesceeseessees . 1636
hevalierd’Aillebout de Coulonge................1643 and 1657
pan de LAUZOD.....0eeceeeees 96 s00 so Ga0e enone siviaveesase sosoasevee LCS
fharles de Lauson Charny
iscount de Voyer d'ArgensOn...ccecceeeeeces sivseeatecs .
tron du Bois d’Avaugour....... Sabeesie ostigaadgietvevess ivessae
hevalier de Saffvay Mésy....
lexandre de Proville Tracy........
hevalier de Courcelles......ccceseeeeeeseeeees a sbvageasieesanit -
OUunt de Frontenac....ceseeeee tee seeeeeceeeseeeeeLOT2 and
leur de la Barre........00 esduigepeceevsesuass eaaue¥ecvateerecsess
Marquis de Denonville...cccccsscsseee voseeesesseeseesesseenseees
hevalier do Callidres.........ccccsocecsesssssscsesccsseessseees
arquis de Vaudreuil
larquis de Beauharnois....sscccceeceessssesceceee ceenes soveseieee
1540
1593
n.Sir Guy Carleton (Lord
Dorchestcr),...004.eseeeee vanons’
ctor T, Cramahe, President
D. Frerieric Taldimand.,..........00ssseeecccssseee vocees seeeee!
nry Hamilton, Lieut. Governor... ceeee Try
nry Hope, Oss sciciessscoasdesiervusssteceas onsesteeysss
LOWER CANADA—1791-1839,
lonel Clark, Lieut. Governor
D. Robt. Prescott...cccseccsseceeceees
R.S. Milnes
on. Thos. Dunn, President
J. HL. Craig
F George Provost......csesssesssssseerereees se eeseeves seoronseee
G. Drummond, Administrator..ccuseseceesesseseevees
e. John Wilson,
¢ John C, Sherbrooke......
Ke of Richmond....essecsssseeees
James Monk, President.......1++00+
1811
1807
i8ll
1815
. 1816
1816
1818
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
85
Sir Peregrine Maitland.... soreescctecess LOGO
Earl of Dalhousic...........cecsseessesrseseeeereeseeee 820 and 1825
Sir F. N. Burton, Lieut. Governor.........suseesesseereeeee 1824
Sir James Kempt, Administrator.........cccssessssseeesees 1828
Lord Aylmer, WO..sseesecssseeessersesees vesseeees 1830
Harl Of Gosford.....ccsccscessseeesssssseeceseesceesesssessesevens 1805
Sir J. Colborne (Lord Seaton).........ce0ceee sescsccssccvoeee 1838
Rarl of Durham.......cccccccsessecseeseseees sevevee 1838
Right Hon. C. P. Thompson (Lord Sydenham) .......... 1839
UPPER CANADA—1791-1839.
Col. J. G. Simcoe, Licut. Governor.....ssrcessee cessseees ees
Hon. Peter Russell, President
Gen. Peter IIunter.......... aeeee sven Vi seesbnssvoetvacvewoonssesones
TIon. Alex. Grant, President......sccccsscsesecseresessseesens
Tlon. Francis Gore.......csceeseeeee vesssseeeereeeseeee L806 and
Sir Isaac Drock, President... ....cceseeeee
Sir R. IL. Sheaffe, CO ssissesassvecsiasccecetserscosesocvasecsevece
Baron de Rottenburg, do....... veeeeoacas coneeccneccecsseeecoeeness
Sir Gordon Drummond......cccessserseeseeereeeeees
Sir George Murray....sccsccccccsssesessesesnpersaneeceeeesesees
Sir F. P. Robingon....... secdekeavess
Hon. S. Smith, Adininistrator....
Sir Peregrine Maitland........00+
Sir J. Colborne (Lord Seaton)...
Sir Francis B. Head..
Sir George Arthur...... st oeveceeeese
1792
1792
1799
1805
1815
1811
1813
1813
1813
1815
1815
1820
1820
1828
1836
1838
se eeeereneeeeseeereee
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séeete seeeeee 1817 and
PROVINCE OF CANADA—1841-1867.
Jaron Sydenham.....cccccccecsecsecseecseeeceeeeeeeeeees
Gen. Sir R. Jackson, Administrator............
Sir Charles Bagot...ccececee ivenest Sabaevecesvaeeasecs ove
Lord Metcalfe...ccsssccessseeeesceenees Meas dads svete vienses denseease
Earl Cathcart... saceeaensncustcctuacsuenes easedeesntesens
Earl of Elgin... scscseee Sie duedeizercoatecess sascbbeesenses vasseens
Licut.-Gen. Rowan, Administrator......cccceseseeecceeeeee
Sir Edmund TTead.....ceeee eee .1854 and
Sir William Eyre, Admisnistrator........00000
Lieut.-Gen. Williams, Administrator
Lord Viscount Monek
Gen. Sir. John Michel, Administrator
1841
184}
1342
1843
1845
184T
1853
185T
1857
1869
1866
DOMINION OF CANADA.
DESCRIPTION OF ONTARIO AND QUEBEC,
The Provinces of Ontario and Quebec extend in an easterly
direction from near the Red River settlement i» the Gulf of
St. Lawrence, and from Michigan to New Brunswick. They
extend northward from the Canadian lakes and the St.
Lawrence to the high ridge of land which separates the
rivers of Canada from those of the territory hitherto known
as the Hudson Bay territory, but now forming a part of the
Dominion of Canada,
The provinces are bounded north by the Hudson Bay
territory ; east by the Gulf of St. Lawrence; south by the
States of Maine, New Tampshire, Vermont, and New York,
and Lakes Evie and Ontario; and west by Lakes St. Clair,
Huron and Superior, and the north west Indiar territories.
The area cannot be accurately stated, a3 the northern and
western boundaries have not yet been surveyed. The
nearest approximation is 231,280 square miles, of which
121,260 are included in the Province of Outario, and 210,020
in the Province of Quebec.
The principal rivers are the St. Lawrence, which drains an
area of 565,000 square miles ; the Ottawa, 450 miles long,
which forms a central boundary between the two sections of
a
86 HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
[Domi RECTORY. ]
the province ; the St. Maurice, nearly 400 miles in length ; |
the Saguenay noted for its fine scenery ; the Richelieu, the
Niagara, and others. The Province of Ontario has for its
southern and western boundaries five great lakes—Superior,
Huron and Georgian Day, St. Clair, Eric, and Ontario, of
which the total length is 1,085 miles, and area 80,000
square miles. In some parts of the Province of Quebec,
especially in the Eastern Townships, the scenery is extreme-
ly picturesque, In the Province of Ontario the surface is
undulating rather than mountainous. A main water shed
separates the waters of the St. Lawrence from those of the
Ottawa,
The system of inland navigation is the most extensive and
perfect in the world. The statistics given under separate
heads will convey some idea of the extent of railway
communication; of the agricultural and mineral wealth;
the volume of trade, and the vast resources and gencral
prosperity of the provinces.
SKETCH OF THE INSTORY OF NOVA SCOTIA.
I. From its discovery to 1784.
Nova Scotia, up to the year 1784, included the Province
now called New Brunswick, and it also formerly included
part of the present state of Maine, the whole being known
under the name of Acadie. This was the term used in the
original commission of the king of France, and is found in
public documents as far back as 1604. The country was
discovered by Sebastian Cabot in 1498, but may have been
noticed by John Cabot in his voyage the previous year, A
fow years after the discovery by Cabot, French fishermen
from Basque and Bretagne arrived at a promontory of an
island to the southwest, and named it Cape Breton. This
name was afterward applied to the whole island, which
now forms part of Nova Scotia.
In 1518, Baron de Léry, an adventurous Frenchman,
anxious that France should have a share in the newly dis-
covercd territories, proposed to found a settlement in Acadie.
Ile accordingly sct sail with a company of scttlers, but
owing to tempestuous weather and other adverse circum-
stances, the enterprise miscarried, and the expedition was
abandoned. In 1590 Cape Breton was resorted to by per-
sons from England. In 1598, the Marquis de la Roche
made an attempt to colonize the country by convicts.
Vearing to set his settlers free on the mainland, he first
landed forty of them on Sable Island, a spot ill suited to
support life. But when the Marquis attempted to return to
the island from the mainland, his ship was driven by a storm
to France. There he was immediately taken prisoner, in
a civil war then raging, and it was not till five years had
clapsed that the wretched survivors, twelve in number,
were rescued from their miserable position.
No further attempt was made til) about 1603 when Sicur
Dupont Gravé, a merchant of St. Malo, lured by the prospect
of gain, sought to obtain a monopoly of the fur traffic in
Canada and Acadic. With the assistance of de Chaste,
governor of Dieppe, a company of Rouen merchants was
organized, and an expedition fitted out and placed under
the command of Champlaii. In 1603, Champlain sailed up
the St. Lawrence as far as the Lachine rapids; and Henry
IV of France was so well pleased with the result of the
expedition, that he granted to M. de Monts, a Huguenot,
who succeeded to de Chaste on the death of the latter, a
monopoly of the fur traffic in all parts of North America
lying between Cape Race, in Newfoundland, and the 50th
degree of north latitude. The second expedition under de
Monts sailed in March, 1604. Part of the expedition wey
on to Canada, but de Monts remained at Acadie. This wy
considered the finest country of La Nouvelle France, |
possessed fine ports, a fertile soil, and a temperate ay
salubrious climate. The Micmac Indians, a branch of ty
Algonquin family, who then inhabited the country, receiv
the French with kindness. Do Monts landed first at Pog
Rossignol, now called Liverpool, and afterward coastal
the peninsula as far as the Bay of Fundy. The expeditig
also stopped at Port Royal, now called Annapolis, when
Baron de Poutrincourt, a companion of de Monts, formd
asetilement. De Monts sailed on round the bay, and di
covered the River St John. He finally wintered on a rocky
islet at the mouth of the St. Croix. Thirty-six of the parr
died of scurvy during the winter. In spring de Monts wey
further south. During his absence, Dupont Gravé arrivd
from France with supplies and forty additional colonisy
and on the return of de Monts, the entire body set out m Of 1035, by Charn
Port Royal, where they began to establish a settlement. }; a Tour and Cha
this work, the celebrated Lescarbot, a friend of Poutrincouy, rritories, Loui
is said to have afforded much valuable assistance. Underbj
guidance the colonists constructed o variety of apparaty
and machines which were very useful to them in their ner
settlement. But unexpected misfortunes led to the abandop
ment of the eolony. A marauding party of Dutchmen frig
the New Netherlands seized a whole year’s stores of peltrie
and, some months later, the merchants of St. Malo, jealoy
of the monopoly of the fur traffic enjoyed by the Rove
company, succceded in getting de Monts’ charter revoked
In 1607, Poutrincourt, Lescarbot and the other coloniiy
abandoned the settlement at Port Royal, and returned
France.
Three years later, Poutrincourt, the governor, who hl
obtained a grant of Port Royal from de Monts, which bil
been confirmed by the king, returned with a numbers
skilled artisans and resumed his labors, But the Jesuit
after the assassination of Henry IV., having succeeded af
effecting an entrance into the country, and having founded
settlement of their own at St. Sauveur, dissensions sprang y
which eventually led to the abandonment of the colony anted to him anc
second time; and many of the Huguenot settlers withdrew Acalic, The
from the country in disgust. The colonists of Virginia alafii™MBurchased by the
interfered, claiming Acadie for Britain by right of discovery :
Captain Argall, from Virginia, following up this pretensioil
appeared suddenly before St. Sauveur, the Jesuit settlement
founded by La Saussage, and carried the place by stom
The government of Virginia subsequently resolved to exp
the French from every point south of the 45th parallel ¢
north latitude, including the central region of Acadie; a
Sir Samuel Argall, with three armed vessels, was comm!
sioned to carry out the resolution. Port Royal was capturd
and destroyed in 1613, the colonists were dispersed, a
Poutrincourt returned to France. This is stated to bar
been the first conflict between English and French in ty
new world.
bcotia to a num
pf Nova Scotia.”
jon of the coun
land, and being
Port Royal was
n the English
Alexander ceded
French prison
is time the Fre
pther places in tl
ession of Acadi
fused to give i
ermain en Laye
at had been pu
ssion of the col
Divided into threq
Razillai, young dq
boundaries ancw j
veral years a fi
645, Charnizay, |
ort of his enem
efence, and obta
harnizay, mortifi
reachcrously han:
oon afterward.
f Acadice. On tl
eturned. In 165
aimed Nova S
sailed by a credi
lestroyed the sett
a3 decided an en
ho was now Prot
n 1654, under Co!
our and la Borgt
rong posts ia the
ell for redress.
reaty of Breda, Ai
During these vic
nglish or French
ent of the countr
D be about nine hu
D ill protected th
Mee hundred and te
ov. Chambly.
Tn 1690, when th
Dgaged in hostilit
hipps from) Massa
ptured by Col. C!
he greater part of
stored to France 1
bn, Who was gover
The Virginians, however, soon left Acadie. In 1621, Sir Wi
liam Alexander obtained from James I. of England a gra
of the territory lying to the east of a line drawn from the
Croix to the St. Lawrence. The land was called Nova Se
tia in the patent. In 1622, Sir William sent a body of colt
nists to begin a settlement. Arriving late in the seasd
they were obliged to winter in Newfoundland. In 16 rits conquest in J
they reached Cape Sable, but finding the French in poss squadron of twos
sion of the places they intended to occupy, they returned ring 2000 men
Britain. : ,
, pations being well
In 1624, Charles I. granted a large extent.of land in No bed; but in 17)
ouillon sueeceded
War being decla
ueen Anne's reign,
ited. The New E
[Domr
edition wer
lic. This wy
e France,
empcrate an
branch of thy
ntry, receive
first at Pox
ward coastedi
‘he expeditig
apolis, whey
fonts, forme
bay, and dis
‘ed on a rocky
x of the pary
de Monts wer
Gravé arrive
nal colonist,
ly set out fr
ettlement. |;
’ Poutrincour,
rice. Undertij
y of apparaty
n in their ner
o the abandor
utchmen frog
res of peltries;
. Malo, jealoy
by the Rou
arter revoked
other colonisti
nd returned tj
nor, who bil
nts, which bai
ha numbers
But the Jesuits
¢ succeeded it
ving founded s
sions sprang y
bf the colonys
tlers withdrer
f Virginia aly
it of discover
this pretension
Buit settlement
lace by ston)
olved to exp
5th parallel d
bf Acadie; a
, was comm
1 was capture
dispersed, an
stated to bat
French in t
n 1621, Sir Wi
ingland a grit
n from thes
led Nova s¢
body of cdl
in the seasd
and. In 16
neh in poss
1ey returned
f land in No
DIRECTORY. }
scotia to a number of persons who were created “ baronets
of Nova Scotia.” The object was to promote the coloniza-
jon of the country, each baronet receiving 16,000 acres of
land, and being bound to send out six settlers. In 1628,
Port Royal was taken by Sir David Kertk, a Huguenot officer
n the English service. The following year, Sir William
Alcxander ceded part of his territory to Claude de la Tour,
French prisoner wuo had married an English lady. At
is time the French still held possession of Cape Sable and
ther places in the south. De la Tour wassent to take pos-
ssion of Acadie, but his son, who held one of the forts,
fused to give itup. A few years later, by the Treaty of St.
ermain en Laye, in 1632, Charles I. renounced the pretensions
at had been put forward to Acadie by his subjects, and pos-
ssion of the colony was confirmed to France. It was now
Nivided into three provinces, of which the governers were de
Razillai, young de la Tour, and Denys. Razillai was succeeded
n 1635, by Charnizay. Disputes now commenced between de
a Tour and Charnizay as to the bounds of their respective
rritories. Louis XILI, interfered, and in 1638, defined the
boundaries anew; but de la Tour would not submit, and for
veral years a fierce struggle was carried on. Finally, in
645, Charnizay, in the absence of de la Tour, assaulted tie
prt of his enemy. Madame de la Tour made a gallant
efence, and obtained favorable terms of capitulation, But
harnizay, mortified at finding the band of defenders so small,
reachcrously hanged all but one. Madame de la Tour died
oon afterward. Charnizay was then named chief governor
f Acadic, On the death of Charnizay in 1650, de la Tour
eturned. In 1651, he married Charnizay’s widow, and
aimed Nova Scotia, as his right; but he was soon
sailed by a creditor of Charnizay, named La Borgue, who
estroyed the settlement of La Héve. Beforo the contest
a3 decided an enemy from without interfered. Cromwell,
ho was now Protector of England, sent out an expedition
n 1654, under Colonel Sedgwick who defeated both de la
ourand la Borgue, and made himself master of all the
rong posts in the colony. De la Tour appealed to Crom-
ell for redress. His claim was allowed, and Cromwell
anted to him and two English gentlemen the greater part
f Acadic, The rights of de la Tour were afterwards
urchased by the other proprietors; but in 1667, by the
reaty of Breda, Acadie was again transferred to France.
During these vicissitudes, little had been done by either
nglish or French towards the development and improve-
ent of the country. In 1685, the population was reported
Dbe about nine hundred. The French establishments were
D ill protected that a band of pirates, numbering only
Mee hundred and ten, captured Pentagoet, the headquarters
ov. Chambly.
In 1699, when the Canadians and New Englanders were
bgaged in hostilities, Port Royal surrendered to Admiral
hipps from Massachusetts, and other Acadian posts were
Aptured by Col. Church, The British remained masters of
he greater part of Acadie till 1696, when it was once more
stored to France by the Treaty of Ryswick. M. de Ville-
bn, who was governor at this time, having died July, 1700,
uillon succeeded.
War being declared against France at the beginning of
ween Anne's reign, the possession of Acadie was again dis-
ited. The New Englanders organized another expedition
rits conquest in 1707, On the sixth of June of that year,
squadron of two ships of war, and twenty-three transports
mying 2000 men, appeared before Port Royal. The forti-
tions being well manned and defended, the attack was
led; but in 1710, Port Royal was forced to surrender
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
to another colonial expedition under Gen. Nicholson, and
the loss of Acadie was involved inthe surrender The pow
er of France being weakened by protracted war, she was
compelled by the Treaty of Utrecht, in 1713, to cede to Bri-
tain not only Acadie, but also all her pretensions to New«
foundland and the Hudson Bay Territory.’ The Island of
Cape Breton, however, was retained by the French, and
after the loss of Nova Scotia they began to construct forti-
fications at Louisbourg, at a cost of more than one million
Sterling, as a protection to their Canadian possessions. Tho
island became an important fishing station, and Louisbourg
continued to be the capital for many years.
France having declared war against England in 1744, Gov.
Shirley, of Massachusetts, formed the design of taking Louis«
bourg, though the fortress was supposed tobe almost im-
pregnable. New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, and
other colonics furnished troops, provisions and munitions of
war. The expedition, which was placed under the command
of General Peppercll, sailed from Boston, and arrived at
Canseau on the 5th of April, 1745. Here it was joined by
some English ships under Admiral Warren. A landing was
effected in rear of the town early in May, and the siege coms
menced. Preparations had been made for an assault, when
the French governor, Duchambeau, capitulated on the 16th
of June. The garrison marched out with the honors of war,
An immense booty, valued at a million sterling, fell into the
hands of the victors. The Canadians, in great alarm at the
conquest of this stronghold, sent to France for help, and a
formidable expedition was sent out the following year under
the command of the Duke D’Anville, to retake Louisbourg
and Acadie. But the hostile fleet met with terrible disasters.
The ships being dispersed and wrecked by violent storms, and
the soldiers and crews thinned by disease, nothing could be
accomplished. The duke diced of vexation, and the vice-
admiral, d’Estournelle, killed himself in despair. Only a
remnant of the expedition returned to France, By the
Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748, Britain agreed to restore
Cape Breton to France, but the cost of the New England
expedition was refunded to the colonies by the mother coun-
try.
After the Treaty, disputes commenced as to the boundaries
of the French ard British possessions in America, A joint
commission was appointed in 1749, but the disputes led to
hostilities from time to time between the colonists of the
respective countries. To prevent encroachments on the terri-
tory in dispute, the governor of Canada induced three thou-
sand Acadian French to settle on the north shore of the Bay
of Fundy, and on [sle St. Jean (Prince Edward Island).
The harassing alternation of proprietorship had hitherto
prevented any attempts to develop the resources of Nova
Scotia. At this time, however, an effort was made to colo-
nize it by emigrants sent out at the expense of the British
government. Freo grants of land, together with tools,
arms and provisions for a year, were offered to all soldiers
who were willing to settle in the colony. About four thou-
sand disbanded soldiers and their families, attracted by
these liberal offers, arrived at Chebucto Harbor on the 21st
of June, 1749, and the town of Halifax was founded on its
chores. Cornwallis became the first governor of the colony,
and appointed a council of six members. In 1753, about
1500 Germans joined the colony, and settled in the county
of Lunenburg.
Meantime the boundary disputes continued. The British
claimed the whole territory north to the St. Lawrence *
including the Peninsula of Gaspé. The Seven Years’ War
(1753—1763) which resulted in the cession of Canada to
oR alin
Britain, and thus put an end to the boundary question,
soonaftercommenced. In 1755, the French fort Beaus¢jour,
on the north shore of the Bay of Fundy, (part of the disputed
territory,) wa3 captured by an expedition from Boston under
Col. Winslow, assisted by regular troops under Col. Monck-
ton. An incident of much interest now occurred, for the
explanation of which we must go back a few years, After
the cession of Acadie to Britain by the Treaty uf 1713, many
of the Acadians remained in the country, but refused to
take the oath of allegiance. They were allowed to follow
their own mode of worship, and to have magistrates of
their own selection. Being exempted from bearing arms
against their countrymen, they received the name of neu-
tral French. By intriguing with the Indians who had also
resented the cession of the country to Britain and were hos-
tile to the English settlers, these neutral French proved
troublesome and dangerous neighbors. In the course of
the boundary disputes they assisted and encouraged the
hostile Indians, who were a source of great annoyance and
uneasiness to the British. It was resolved, therefore, to
remove the entire population and disperse them through the
other colonies. This resolution was rigorously carried out;
the greater part of tho Acadians, about 7,000 in number,
being hurried on board ship, their property destroyed or con-
fiscated, and themselves scattered over the continent. Some
of the exiles returned to Nova Scotia after the peace of
1763,
In 1758, a constitution was granted to NovaScotia. From
the year 1719, the administration of public affairs had been
vested in a governor and counc'l. On the 2nd of October,
1758, the first Parliament assembled at Halifax. The House
of Assembly comprised 22 members elected by the people,
and the combined Exccutive and Legislative Council, of
twelve members, appointed by the Crown,
The capture of the important post of Louisbourg was one of
} the objects most ardently desired at the commencement of the
war. An attempt to take it was made without success in
1756. In 1758, however, the stronghold was forced to sur-
| render to a powerful expedition under Generals Wolfe and
Amherst, and Admiral Boscawen. The fortifications were
destroyed, and the inhabitants sent to France. Isle St. Jean
also passed from French hands, and was annexed to the
government of Nova Scotia.
The Treaty of 1763 restored peace, and the colony now
made rapid progress. The is!and of Cape Breton was at
this time annexed to Nova Scotia, and in 1755, was formed
into a county. In 1770, St. John’s Island, (Prince Edward
Island) was separated from the government of Nova Scotia,
and became a separate colony.
At the close of the American Revolutionary war, the
population of Nova Scotia was greatly augmented by the
influx of about twenty thousand loyalists from the revolted
colonies, who settled in Nova Scotia and Cape Prcton.
In 1784, all the part of Nova Scot'a north of the Day of
Fundy was separated from the rest of the Province, and con-
stituted a separate colony, called New Branswic’. The
game year a separate government was given to Cape Breton,
with Sydney as the chief town. ,
FROM THE SEPARATION FROM NEW BRUNSWICK TO CONFEDBRA-
TION.
The events of this period are of a pacific character, and
rclate to internal development and improvement. The great
Pictou road was opened in 1792; the militia organized in
1806. The next important event was the re-union of Cape
Breton with Nova Scotia in 1820, when it was allowed to
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
ee 8
[ Domrntoy
DIRECTORY.
send two members to the Leg'slature. In 1823, Ror
Catholics were freed from all disabilities, and placed ony
same footing as members of other denominations. In 1
the combined Exccutive and Legislative Council was 4)
solved, and separate Councils substituted. In 1848, Resp
sible Government was fully introduced.
In 1861, the Legislature of Nova Scotia unanimon
adopted a resolution favorable to Inter-colonial Union.
resolution reads as follows:
barles La
Hon. Robert
Jonathan Belc!
lontague Wil
fickacl Franc
ord W. Camp
rancis Legge
ariot Arbuth:
l , Richard Hughe
Whereas, The subject of a Union of the North Americal: AS, Hamr
Provinces, or of the Maritime Provinces, from time to ti ohn Parr......
has been mooted and discussed in all the colonies ; dward Fanni
And Wiereas, While many advantages may bo secured by ohn Wentwor!
such an union, either of all these Provinces or a portion ir George Pre
them, many and serious obstacles are presented which cw ir John O. Sh
only be overcome by mutual consultation of the leading ma arl of Dalhou:
of the colonies, and by free communication with tho Imperd ir James Kemy
government. ai i
Therefore Resolved, That His Exceilency the Licuteny ‘ bal em
Governor be respectfully requested to put himself in coMlMord Falkland..
munication with II's Grace the Colonial Sceretary and ij
Excellency the Governor General of the N. A. colonies
order to ascertain the policy of Her Majesty’s governma
and the opinions of the other colonies, with a view to thee
lightened consideration of a question involving the highes
interest, and upon which the public mind in all the Proving
ought to be set at rest.
This led to a conference at Charlottetown to consider ty
advantage of an union of the Maritime colonics. But Cana
having proposed @ more extensive scheme, the confereny
was adjourned to Quebec. Delegates from Nova Scot
took part. But after the Quebec conference, a strong opp
sition was made to the scheme proposed. In 1866, howere,
the House of Assembly, by a vote of 31 to 19 authorized th
Lieutenant Governor to appoint delegates to arrango wit
the Imperial Government a scheme of union, Delegates wer
anpointed, who, together with the delegates from Canada aul
New Brunswick, met in London in December, 1866, Ty
Dill for the Confederation of the Provinces was introduced
into the Imperial Legislature, and received the Royal asses
on the 28th of March following. The minority continued)
oppose the scheme, but the anti-confederate party is dimiy
ishing, and it may be hoped that all discontent will ban
vanished in the course of a few years.
John Harvey
: J. G.Le Mar
e Earl of Mul
R. G. Macdo
r W. Fenwick
feajor General C
DI
The Province, ;
mgth, and 100
riegated by rar
hich run longiti
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ough the interi
the conical mot
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puntains is an e:
icultural opera
pfit,
The Province is
peption of fifteer
es the Atlantic,
d Gulf of St. La
nt its seaboard ;
navigable rivers,
ue COMMercial ent
GOVERNORS OF NOVA SCOTIA.
1. French Governors at Port Royal,
M. de Poutrincourt...........006 TITS Tisin veesscesecstense Seaaenes
Isaac de Razillai........ecee SGu te bieentvedecsvededse veneers
Yharles de Charnizay....occccesssressscerscsssssssessees
Charles de 1a Tour... ...ccccse ccccsseee cosecescesceeeese dave KETCH
ME Wasiival dics tianlian cciaaionaaie is we TH
56: a Ville boiin iss sosccaasavscataaessrnacaeiiestaatacays he leading even
Year 1784 will b
need not be rep
he first colonist
hts in 1604, In
Bay of Chaleurs
M. de Brouillon
M. de Subercase......cccceees
Baron St. Castine......scccsccoeccesesscccesrovescssssce sscees ces
2. English Governors at Port Royal.
Colonel Vetch..........ssccsscecovseseeessrsseeseee venesenes vee ier from the int
Francis NicholsOn....s0essssssecseseseesseeeseenes H, when ho enter
Richard Philips.....csesscessseeseeees cones 00 seeeeene mge to the Gulf
Lawrence ArMstrong....ccsecesesserersreeeesereees b 1672, the Frenc
Paul Mascarenc........cccsccessssssscessssersescnenseseessenseeaseees i michi, and at ot
3. English Governors at Halifax. Pession of the co
Edward Cornwallig...c.sc.sssssssssssssses sesssssseseeeee ce ‘New Brunswick
Peregrine T. Hobaom....., oe ssesssssessese cersessenseenen sens © Canada, and 1
Pretensions led 1
1823, Romy)
placed on ty}
ns. In lf
incil was 4
1848,
unanimor
‘1 Union.
rth Ameria
n time to ti
nies ;
bo secured
yr a@ portion
ted which ¢
1e leading ma
ith the Imperd
the Licutena
imself in com
cretary and fi
A. colonies,
"3 governme
view to thee
ring the highe
ll the Provinces iim
to consider t
es. But Canad
, the conferen
m Nova Scot
, a strong opp
1866, howeve
D authorized th
to arrange wil
Delegates wer
om Canadaanl
ner, 1866, Te
was introduced
he Royal asses
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party is dim
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aoe eeseueeeeert
bingcrorY. |
arles LAWTCNCE....10+resecssererecesoesceecrsees censeeace sevesesee L TOA
Hon, Robert Monckton... ssceccese cosesssreseseeeeees eeseees 1 T56
Tonathan Belcher......sssreceeecseesescesseresesess cesesesee seveeeeee 1761
ontague Wilm0t....eseveerereereerees Ce sqecddscaded ddeneees 1763
Hchacl Francklin.......06ccsccsseeses vee auend Geode racead devotes .1766
ord W. Campbell......ceesceeerseeee teeerene socerooee 1766 and 1772
TANCIS LEGCO. .sseee reser veceessenssnsenes Peneeoeece codecs ssc cesees 1773
aTiot Arbuthnot........ccceseesssssssescssereneeeees cesses seneeeees 1776
Richard Hughes.........s000» dere seeeneccscesess $00 socensees cosceces 1778
A.S. Hammond....... aca paeessingseesonccseaies Sedbenetiewatenes 1781
On Parr.eccccsocceesssssececeeecsvses sovees abesasdasensecessecouacgives 1782
ward Fanning....sccscssessceeees one seececeessssased ceccesegs 1783
ohn Wentworth......sssossessseee feaviias SGasseedsecncnte beteseode 1792
ir George Prevost......ssscssseessseesseecseseessessescsseeuensees 1808
ir John ©, Sherbrooke,.......00sscsssssesseseseesseeneees soveveees L811
arl Of Dalhousie..........ccscccssssersseees soseeeeees abeaueee vases 1819
James Kempt ....0.sssccssersssseesssssenseersess deweactececanent’ 1820
r Peregrine Maitland... ....sseeresseees 0 eoesceees soeceence ++. 1828
r Colin Campbell........e00 eee bbe Na cap edsebs.ecbuengan sodeesees 1834
Ord Falkland......ssccssseseveees dose ssostenbacosoees cose soseeeee 1840
John Harvey...cerssceerereee ces seeveereese seeoncaracecsoeceeees 1846
ir J. G. Le Marchant........++ ai aeedencevebeesevacerweredsedccette 1852
e Karl of Mulgrave......+. sess boceeceesensersoceees cosseeees 1858
R. G. Macdonell........ssssssssseeeeesessevssssee sossssseeeenes 1864
r W. Fenwick Williams...........scccescssscsssseceescsseeessees 1866
jor General C. H. Doyle.......sosessssssssssseressee see seeees 1867
DESCRIPTION OF NOVA SCOTIA.
The Province, including Cape Breton, is about 350 miles in
Mngth, and 100 in breadth. The country is beautifully
iegated by ranges of lofty hills and broad valleys, both of
hich run longitudinally through the Province. Its Atlan-
frontier, for twenty miles inland, is composed of a poor
1, though rich in gold and other valuable minerals. The
Dbequid range of mountains, as it is called, runs
ough the interior of the Province. The summits of a few
the conical mounts of this range ascend 1100 feet, and the
pd may be cultivated nearly to the top. On each side of these
Duntains is an extensive range of rich arable lands, where
icultural operations are carried on extensively, and with
pfit.
The Province is 900 miles in circumference ; and, with the
peption of fifteen miles, where it joins New Brunswick, it
bes the Atlantic, Bay of Fundy, Straits of Northumberland,
i Gulf of St. Lawrence. Deep and spacious harbors in-
pt its seaboard; and the interior is pierced in all directions
navigable rivers, the country being thusadmirably adapted
commercial enterprise.
—_——
KETCH OF THE HISTORY OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
he leading events in the history of New Brunswick up to
year 1784 will be found under the head of Nova Scotia,
need not be repeated here.
he first colonists were the settlers brought out by de
hts in 1604, In 1639 French settlements were made on
Bay of Chaleurs. This bay was so named by Jacques
ier from the intense heat of the weather on the 9th July,
, When he entered the Bay in the course of his memorable
age to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
1672, the French established settlements on the river
michi, and at other places on the eastern coast. After
ession of the country to Britain in 1713, part of what is
New Brunswick, was claimed by the French as belong-
HISTORICAL SKETCHES. 89
colonists also suffered much from the Indians, who remained
unfriendly to the English for many years. Finally, in 1761,
the Indians consented to a peace, and the hatchet was
buried.
The northern counties-remained uninhabited till the middle
of the eighteenth century. In the summer of 1764, the first
British settler, Mr. Wm. Davidson, * gentleman from the
north of Scotland, arrived in the county of Northumberland,
At this time not a single house wus erected, nor a single
European resident within the limits of the county. The
Micmac Indians were still the virtual lords of the soil.
In 1784 the present limits of New Brunswick were divided
from Nova Scotia and erected into a separate Province by a
special constitutional charter, the administration of the
government being confided to Col. Carleton. In the
autumn of 1785 the first general election of representatives
took place ; and in January 1786 the first Legislative Assem-
bly was held xt St. John. Two years after the governors
appointmen’ ‘he city of Fredericton was selected by him as
the seat of sovernment, and has since remained the metropo-
lis. The place at that time was composed of a few
irregularly built buts ; and St. John, now an opulent and
flourishing city, was not of much greater extent.
At the time of the separation from Nova Scotia the entire
population was only 11,457.
In 1790, Davidson, the pioneer, died, A brisk trade was
carried on about this time by Fraser & Thom in the exporta-
tion of fish, furs, peltries, and sawed lumber. When the United
States had gained their independence, a considerable number
of the exiled loyalists, about five thousand persons, emigrated
to New Brunswick, where they were supplied with land, pro-
visions, tools and clothing, by the British government,
These “ United Empire” loyalists may be looked upon as
the founders of New Brunswick, and their descendants now
form a considerable part of the population. It was about
this time (1783) that the first newspaper was published in the
Province.
The colony has steadily increased in wealth and importance
during the present century. The timber trade was greatly
stimulated by an act of the British Parliament in 1809
admitting colonial timber into England free of duty, while
timber coming from the Baltic was taxed. The trade bee
came a profitable branch of industry, and ship building was
commenced. A tide of emigration flowed in, and rapidly
augmented the population. St. John, St. Andrews and
Miramichi were annually resorted to by a large number 6
trading vessels.
In 1803, Gov. Carleton was removed to England,
after having governed the Province for nearly twenty years,
during which period it had grown from a wilderness to an
important colony.
After the departure of Carleton, the government was
administered up to the year 1817, by presidents. At tho
close of the war in 1815, a considerable number of dis«
banded soldiers settled in New Brunswick. In 1824, the
population had increased to 74,176.
The state of the Province in 1825 is thus described by
Cooney: “Our trade was looking up; and brightening
were our prospects. The bosom of our river sustained a
large fleet loaded with the productions of many climes ; its
sloping banks enamelled with tho beauties of expanding
vegetation, and the edge of each flowery belt was fringed
by tho luxuriant foliage of the surrounding forest, Our
wharfs and warehouses groaned under the weight of the
to Canada, and the disputes arising from these conflict-| wealth they contained ; the market was well stocked with
pretensions led to collisions between the settlers. The|its staple commodity ; ships clustered on our seaboard ;
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90 HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
ene CE LCCC ALE LOL LAL
[Dot inectory,
commerce flourished in our towns; and plenty filled our | Col. H. W. Hailes......sscsccsceessseersssereseeeeeseneeesee arenes Newfoundland
hamlets.” Gen. G. S. SmYthicccceccccccsrecsseeeceseeceereeeeeseesee seaees ri oast from Tu
But this year a remarkablo conflagration occurred, which | Hon, Ward Chipman........ssrscsssee cesses ceenneees seeseeees 1K Cabot’s dis¢
caused the loss of many lives, and the destruction of much | Hon. J. M. BlSS8.....ccceseeereesseeecseeserseeecsenenaesseeessens 16 ras thereaf' or
property. The summer had been unusually warm and dry, | Gen. Sir Howard Douglas......sscsssssresseeeseereeseeersens hat long befor
and extensive fires had raged in different parts of the country. | Hon. W. Black....s.sesssessers soreseees seesesene ceensenne taseeneny 1qfpetion in with T
Throughout the northern part of New Brunswick hardly | Gen. Sir A. Campbeld.....eessccseeeseereereeseeeenes secseneen 1% ure, or carri¢
any rain had fallen, and from the Ist to the 5th October, the | Gen. Sir John Harvey.....ssssesseereeseesseses eeeseens eoseenees g reather. One
heat was extraordinary, The fire, which had been creeping | Sir W. M.G. Colcbrooke...sssseseeseeerersenes one ; pudertaken in
through the forests, approached some of the settlements, and | Sir E. W. THead....+esseseeeeseeseeees 4 ar ape a foll
Tton. J. FH. T. Manners Sutton........ccccseececeeeeee cosseres LDU ET! rated from
Hon. A. Gordon.....cccccesssccecee seceeeees covseeees eeseesees soses ‘ bent ther re. dA
Col. Francis P. Harding, C. B.. ROTO oyage to Norv
Hon. Lemuel A. Wilmot.......... ababeebasivawcgbeseer’ ennai ue in his father j
riven in the J
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the heat became moreintense. About 9 o'clock in the night
of the 7th October, tho fire burst through the forest in the
rear of Newcastle, and that town, together with Douglas-
town, and the northern side of the Miramichi, for a hundred
miles, were enveloped in smoke and flame. The wooden
houses, the stores containing spirits, powder, and other com-
bustible articles, the stables and barns of the towns and set-
tlements, speedily became a prey to the devouring fire, and
presented a terrible scene of confusion and devastation. New-
castle, a flourishing town of 1000 inhabitants, was left a heap
of smoking ruins, and hundreds of miles of country were laid
waste, The area swept by the flames was about 6,000 square
miles. In this conflagration 160 persons were burned, or
drowned in the river, 595 buildings and 875 head of cattle
were destroyed. The loss of property was estimated at
£204,323, of which only £12,050 were covered by insurance.
The Legislature of Lower Canada voted £2,500 for the relief
of the sufferers, and contributions to the extent of £35,383
were received from Great Britain, the United States, and
the neighboring colonics. The burnt towns and villages were
soon rebuilt in a style of greater solidity and beauty. In
1837, another extensive fire occurred in the city of St John,
when property to the value of onc million dollars, (including
115 houses) was destroyed.
The provincial revenues were this year surrendered to the
focal government on condition of paying the salaries of cer-
tain officials amounting to $58,000 per annum.
The treaty between Great Britain and the United States,
negotiated by Lord Ashburton in 1842, settled the disputed
boundary between Maine and New Brunswick.
In 1845 commissioners were appointed by the British Gov-
ernment, to explore and survey @ railway route from Hali-
fax to Quebec, across the Province of New Brunswick. The
commissioners in their report speak enthusiastically of the
climate, soil and capabilities of the country.
In 1848 Responsible Government was introduced.
The colony has since continued to advance rapidly in wealth
and importance. Trade was for a time greatly benefitted
by the Reciprocity Treaty between British America and the
United States.
New Brunswick joined in the conference at Quebec on the
subject of Confederation, but a ministry opposed to the
scheme came into power shortly afterward. In 1866, however,
the ministry resigned, and a new government, favorable to
Confederation, was formed. A general election followed,
and the friends of union were victorious at the polls. New
Brunswick consequently became a member of the Federation.
DESCRIPTION OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
This Province is situated between 45° and 48° 7 N, lu)
and between 63° 50! and 69° W. long. Its length, fra
Nova Scotia, on the southeast, to the Province of Quebecs
the northwest, is 190 miles; breadth, from the State of Mai :
on the southwest, to the Straits of Northumberland on time W2Y, Ment
northeast, 140 miles. It is situated nearly in the centr qm OW" lands. C
the north temperate zone. The area of the Province ifm "3 Cduippe
27,710 square miles or 17,600,000 acres. The surface of ij Eploration ool
country is generally flat or undulating. There are some hi seribed by Di
skirting the Bay of Fundy and the Rivers St. John a ipposed, as the
Restigouche, but they nowhere assume mountain summitfmm™e°? 22mC of Vii
New Brunswick has an external water-line of 410 mil horwald, und
exclusive of indentations. This coast line is indented tived safely at
deep and spacious bays and harbors; and the face of t hole years. B
Province is traversed in all directions by navigable sivey returning hon
The Bay of Fundy, with its affluents, Chignecto and Cu ith some Esqu
berland bays, is 140 miles in length, by 45, its greatajmmm These carly d
breadth; and the Bay of Chaleurs, in the northwest, i nt not heing fo
miles long by 20 broad. The principal rivers are thes ents were 400)
Croix, GO miles in length; St. John, 450 ; Petitcadiac, | cept to the ant
Richibucto, 40; Miramichi, 200; Nipisignit, 90; and dj When Cabot 1
Restigouche, 200 miles long. There are numerous lake
varying in size from mere ponds to lakes containing!
square miles. Of the area of the Province, about 14,000,
acres are fit for profitable cultivation. These lands «
accessible from all sides of the country. Of the grant
lands, about 60,000 acres consist of rich alluvial land
called iaarsh; some of which are said to have been p
ducing large crops of excellent hay for upwards of i
hundred years. re induced hi
The tides of the Bay of Fundy rise from 20 feet at t each, English,
city of St. John, to GO feet at the head of Chignecto By
while the tides of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, separated b
twelve miles from those of the Bay of 'undy, rise only fi
four to seven fect.
Roads and settlements are nearly continuous around t
province, and cross it in numerous places. The Rivers
John in its downward course traverses the counties of Vi
toria, Carleton, York, Sunbury, Queen’s, K ing’s, and
John. The counties of Westmorcland, Kent, Northumlé bi
land, Gloucester, and Restigouche, lie on the Straits n 1534 Jacque:
Northumberland, Gulf of St. Lawrence, and Bay of Chale d on his mer
Charlotte, St. Johu and Albert lie on the Bay of Fundy. aay Ni th
anee, hn 16
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SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. @. In 1578 t!
enterprise of 3
The Island of Newfoundland, the oldest of the B. N. A ; 0 the reign f
onies, was discovered in 1497, by Sir John Cabot and bia, | ra :
Sebastian, ina voyage made that year under the patronk ed from wih
of Henry VII. of England. Sebastian Cabot also touche age
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GOVERNORS OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
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Geen. M. Hunter......cccccessssse coccseses cevevesee sesseceee sovessere L809
Geen. W. Balfour......cccccccceesecceerse sovsseccessceeescesscsseeee LOLL
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HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
and other disasters obliged him to return home. With tho
assistance-of his step-brother, Sir Walter Raleigh, he soon
fitted out another expedition with which he sailed for
Newfoundland in 1583, On arriving at the harbour of St.
John’s in the month of August, Gilbert took formal posses-
sion of the country in the Queen’s name, ond issued some
laws for regulating the fisheries, On the return voyage,
Sir Tumphrey’s ship, a vessel of only ten tons, foundered in
a storm near the Azores, and the gallant commander
perished,
Among the subsequent attempts to colonize the island
may be noticed that of a company of English gentlemen,
including Lord Bacon and others, to whom James IL, in
1610, by letters patent, gave all that part of the coast
between Capes Bonavista and St. Mary. This association
appointed as their agent a Bristol merchant, numed Guy, who
established a colony at Musquito Cove in Conception Bay.
In 1615 Captain Whitbourne was sent out by the Admi-
ralty to take steps for the removal of the great abuses
which prevailed at the fisheries, Whitbourno introduced
some of (he English forms of administration of justice, and
cadeavoured to establish order in the settlements.
In 1622 James L, by letters patent, granted to Sir George
Calvert, secretary of state, the peninsula formed by the Bays
of Placentia and Trinity. Sir George (afterward Lord
Baltimore) called this peninsula Avalon, and sent out as
governor Capt. Wynn, who erected a large dwelling house
and granary. Sir George himself subsequently visited the
island, and resided there a short time.
In 1625 the fisherics had increased to such an extent that
150 vessels resorted to them from Devonshire alone. In
1633 another settlement was formed by Lord Falkland.
About this time a code of regulations was promulgated by
Charles I. with a view to preserve order and punish crime.
The following year, the French, rather than relinquish the
privilege of fishing on the coast, agreed to pay the British
government a tribute of five per cent. on all fish caught by
their fishermen.
Another settlement was established in 1654 by Sir David
Kertk, “ At this time,” says Page, in his history of Newfound-
land, “fifteen different settlements existed, containing
about four hundred families.” The jealousy of the mer-
chants engaged in the fishery trade impeded the extension
of permanent setilements., About 1670, an attempt was even
made to break up the existing settlements.
In 1602 commenced a struggle between England and
France for exclusive possession of the fisheries. Placentia,
the principal French post on the island, was attacked and
partially destroyed by a squadron of five ships under Ad-
miral Williams. The French now resolved to become sole
masters of the island. In 1696, a French fleet from Placen-
tia, under Brouillon, aided by a military force under D'Iber-
ville, atiacked and destroyed the town of St. John’s, and
captured all the British settlements, with the exception of
Bonavista and Carbonear, which were successfully defended.
The Treaty of Ryswick in 1697, restored the ri-uis of the
respective powers as they existed at the commencement of
the war.
In 1702 hostilities were again resumed. Sir John Leake, who
was sent out with a squadron by Queen Anne, captured a
number of French vessels; but the French obtaining rein-
forcements from Canada, succeeded in destroying most
of the British establishments on the island. Carbonear was
almost the only post that could be defended with success.
The English retaliated by taking Port Royal, and making
themselves masters of Acadie. Foreight years the conflict
oast from Iudgon Bay to Florida,
Cabot’s discovery is well authenticated, and the island
vas thereafter claimed by Britain, Butit is notimprobable
hat long before this date, tue coast of the island had been
nilen in with by voyagers antinated by the love of adven-
ure, or carried out of their usual course by stress of
eather. One account has come down to us of a voyage
hudertaken in the tenth century by DBiarne, son of Heriulf
ardson, a follower of Eric the Red. Teriulf is said to have
migrated from Iccland to Greenland, and formed a setile-
ent there. At this time his 1 Biarne was absent on a
oyage to Norway. On his return home, Liarne resolved to
in his father in Greenland. The account of his voyage is
iven in the London Geographical Journal for 18938, It
ould appear that Biarne, who was imperfectly acquainted
ith the course, while secking for Grecnland, toward the
md of his voyage, fell in with various unlnown lands,
pposed to be Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, &c. Ten years
werward Diarne, while on a visit to Evic, Earl of
orway, mentioned the fact of his having seen these un-
mown lands. Curiosity was excited, and Leif, a son of Eric,
aving equipped a small vessel, sailed on a voyage of
xploration in the year 1000, Ho also observed the lands
eseribed by Biarne, and pushed on southward as far, it is
hpposed, as the coast of Massachusetts, to which he gave
he name of Vinland. In 1002 a brother of Leif, named
horwald, undertook a voyage to the unknown west,
rived safely at Vinland, and remained ia the country two
hole years. But while coasting along with the intention
returning home, Thorwald lost his life in an encounter
ith some Esquimaux.
These early discoveries are apparently entitled to credit,
ht not heing followed up by the establishment of sctile-
“uts were soon forgotten, and are now of little interest
cept to the antiquary.
When Cabot visited the island, the natives called the
dish which abounds there, bacalléos, which is also the
me of the cod in the Basque or Breton idiom. Hence it
3 been conjectured that Breton fishermen may have
orted to the banks of Newfoundland previous to Cabot’s
Bscovery.
Three years after Cabot’s voyage, the coast of Newfound-
hid was visited by a Portuguese explorer named Cortereal,
hose report respecting the abundance of fish to be found
re induced his countrymen to establish fisheries. The
neh, English, and Spaniards followed the examplo ofthe
prtuguese, and in 1517 there were fifty vessels engaged
the fishery.
n1524 Verazzani, a Florentine navigator in the service
the French king, touehed at Newfoundland, and surveyed
urge part of the coast of the United States. Verazzani
his entire expedition perished during a subsequent
Wage undertaken soon afterward, and his sad fate for
he years damped the ardor of the French for exploration
the new world.
11534 Jacques Cartier passed the coast of Newfound-
don his memorable voyage to the Gulf of the St.
tence, At this time the fisherios were growing in im-
tance. In 1540, the ports of London, Barastaple,
eford and Bristol were prosecuting an extensive
®, In 1578 there were nearly 490 vessels engaged in
enterprise, of whieh 150 were French.
B the reign of Queen Elizubeth Sir Lumphrey Gilbert is
I to have equipped a small squadron with which he
ed from England in 1579, but the loss of one of his ships
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
was continued with fluctuating fortune. At length, by the
Treaty of Utrecht, in 1713, it was provided that Newfound-
land should bo ceded to Britain, the French having tho
right reserved to them of catching and drying fish on that
part of the coast lying to the north of Cape Bonavista, and
stretching along the western shore as far as Point Riche,
but having no right to erect fortifications, or to remain
longer on the island than the process of curing the fish
required.
In 1728 Newfoundland was erected into a distinct Pro-
vince, and Capt. Henry Osborne appointed the first Governor.
The office of Governor has since been filled almost invariably
by British naval officers. The island was divided into dis-
tricts ; Surrogate courts were established, and various im-
provemeuts in the administration of justice introduced. In
1737, a Court of Oyer and Terminer was established, consc-
quent upon the increase of crime, and the expense of sending
offenders to England for trial. In 1741, a Vice-admiralty
Court was established. In 1761, tho island again suffered
from the attacks of the French. The following year, St.
John’s was surprised and captured by a French fleet. Aid
was solicited from Lurd Colville, then at Halifax. Admiral
Colville promptly sailed for St. John’s and having effected a
landing at Torbay, speedily compelled the French to sur-
render the town. Tho French fleet escaped from the har-
bour under cover of a fog.
The Treaty of Paris, in 1763, restored peace, and confirmed
the title of England to the island. The French simply
retained the privilege granted them by the Treaty of
Utrecht, of fishing along part of the seaboard.
About this time, Capt. James Cook, the celebrated navi-
gator, was employed by the English government in mak-
ing surveys of the coast. In 1763, the coast of Labrador
was annexed to Newfoundland. The population of the
Province at this time is stated to have been about thirteen
thousand, of whom not more than half were permanent
residents.
During the American Revolutionary war, Newfoundland
suffered greatly from the non-intercourse Act passed by the
first Congress, prohibiting the exportation of food to the
island because the inhabitants remained faithful to the
mother country. The people of Newfoundland had been de-
pendent on New England for supplies to the extent of nearly
£350,000 annually. These supplies were suddenly cut off,
and French and American privateers at the same time preyed
on the coast and harbours. When peace was restored in
1783, the Americans retained the right of fishing, but the
processes of curing and drying the fish were to be carried
on in the unsettled creeks and harbors of Nova Scotia, the
Magdalen Islands, and Labrador.
The year 1775 is noted for a terrible storm. The sea
suddenly rose twenty feet; hundreds of vessels were driven
ashore and totally wrecked; and at least three hundred
persons perished.
A Court of Common Pleas was established in 1789, and
also the ‘Supreme Court of Newfoundland,” Mr. Reeves,
Chief Justice.
In 1796 England and France being at war, Newfoundland
was once more harrassed by attacks of French vessels. The
town of Bay of Bulls was captured and destroyed; but the
enemy declined to attack St. John’s, which had been made
ready for vigorous resistance by the governor, Sir James
Wallace.
In 1803 schools were introduced in several localities, and
benevolent societies organized for the relief of the poor. In
1807 was established the first newspaper, called The Royal
[Dorn
Gazette and Newfoundland Advertiser, John Ryan, propriety
This journal has retained its original name and changy
hands but once. In 1808, the first volunteer militia wy
enrolled at St. John’s. Tho coast of Labrador was agy
included in the government of Newfoundland.
The island suffered during the war of 1812-1814 fre
high prices and scarcity of provisions. Flour sold at £64
£7 per barrel; pork £8 to £10 per barrel, and other proy
sions at proportionate rates. The severity of these prig
was, however, compensated by the increase in the vi}
of articles exported. As soon, however, as peace
proclaimed, there commenced a season of great commert
depression. The value of fish fell suddenly from forty shy
lings to ten shillings per quintal, and the same with ot
exports.
Two years afterward, a destructive fire occurred at §
John’s, causing a loss of $500,000. In the month of Nove,
ber, 1817, two other extensive fires occurred at i
John’s, destroying two hundred houses, together with a lamp
quantity of provisions imported for the winter supply. Ty
destitution caused by these conflagrations was relieved)
contributions from England and other quarters. One mu
ficent donation came from the citizens of Boston, wy
despatched a ship laden with provisions for the relief of &
sufferers.
At this time (1817) the population was 80,000. They
duce of the country was estimated at £2,000,000 stg,, al
eight hundred vessels were employed in trade and the fib}
eries. More than three centuries had thus elapsed witha
any rapid progress, and without any attempt to open
the island for settlement. In fact, England discoung
colonization during the early period of its history. “Th
the inhabitants of Newfoundland colonized the country;
defiance of the policy of the British Government is in s0
degree true,” says Earl Granville, in a despatch dated lt
May, 1870. In 1826, however, an effort to improve the
dition of the Province was made by the new Governor, &
Thomas Cochrane, and with very marked success. Imp
ments were made in the judicial system; public roads we
constructed; grants of land taken up, and cultivation 4
tended. The population increased to 98,000 before 1845.
In 1832 a representative Assembly was granted to
colony, comprising fifteen members. The Legislative Cou
cil consisted of nine members.
The first geological survey of the island was undertak
in 1838 under the direction of J. B, Jukes, Since th
copper, lead, and other ores have been found on differ
parts of the coast. The restrictions on grants of land whit
were imposed for the prevention of encroachment on
rights in the fisheries, have recently been so relaxed as
encourage, as far as practicable, the development of
mineral and other resources of the island.
In 1843, the House of Assembly was incorporated with
Council, and called the “ Amalgamated Assembly of Ne
foundland.” It numbered twenty-five members.
The year 1846 was marked by two great disasters.
June the town of St. John’s was almost wholly destroyed
fire. In September following, a furious hurricane swept of
the island; many lives were lost, and a vast amount of p
perty destroyed. Great distress prevailed for a time,
contributions, urgently needed, were again obtained fm
the mother country and the colonies.
In 1847 the amalgamated form of government was
aside, and the two Houses met separately. In 1854!
electoral districts were re-arranged, and the number oft
Assembly increased ; the Executive and Legislative Cound
DIRECTORY.
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HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
DIRECTORY. |
sre separated, and Responsible Government fully establish-| Rear Admiral Elliot... ssssssesssssees ssssssesssensnsseee ees
i. The House of Assembly consisted of thirty members, | Admiral Millbanke.....6. ...0+ssseeees oeeaned cnenee sus basnnssinase 1789
In 1852 and following years, steam ard telegraphic com-| Rear Admiral Sir Richard King socseosseceoeeses LIOS
nunicaton between Conception Bay and St. John’s was} Admiral Sir James Wallace.......eseee sd ovnesevce svoneens 1794
tablished, mechanics’ institutes were founded, the town | Vico Admiral Waldegrave.....ssssussssseesssrerseeeessresesess 1797
f St, John’s was supplied with water, and other improves | Vico Admiral Pole....s1. ssssssssssesseesssesecessesecseeee cesses 1800
nents were carried out. Vico Admiral Gambier.
In 1858 an ocean telegraph from Europe, having its ter-} Admiral Sir E. Gowen
sin Newfoundland, was laid and opened, but it coased | Admiral Holloway.......c.ssssessesssessssveeses sosseees a6oeeeees
> operate after a few messages had been transmitted.| Vice Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth
nce that time, however, another cable has been successfully | Vice Admiral Sir R. G. Keats
id, and continues in operation. Vice Admiral Sir I’, Pickmore
Wh.n the scheme for confederating the Provinces was} Vico Admiral Sir C. Hamilton....... Si bsdbesdbcnveassevinesess
ought forward in 1864, Newfoundland sent two deputies, | Captain Sir T. J. Cochrane
on. Messrs Carter and Shea, to tho Conference which met} Captain Prescott
it Quebec in October; but the Legislature subsequently Major General Sir J. Harvey
eferred action in the matter. It is, expected, however, that. Col. Sir J. G. Le Marchant.
he islaud will soon take steps to enter the Confederation. Ker B. Hamilton.......... i gadangved aihaaadianedacneecelasceesestes
THE INDIANS OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Charles H. Darling
The aboriginal inhabitants seem to have fared: worse in aaa
privandiand than thelr countrymen elsewhere. When} Stephen J;~Hil, O.Bsessscsccsesscovssseeereonsnsssssecvesenst 1869
uropeans first visited tho island, they found on the coast a a
pusiderable number of natives belonging to a tribe known DESCRIPTION OF ABWHOUNDLAND.
Red Indians, from the fact of their bodies being smeared| The island of Newfoundland is situated on the north
ith a species of red ochre. Tho intercourse with these | east side of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, between’46° 37" and
dians was friendly at first, but quarrels soon arose, and | 51° 40" N. latitude, and 52° 42", and 59° 31”, W. long. It
to the almost utter extermination of the natives, “The}is bounded on the north by the strait of Belle Isle, whiqh
tlers,” writes Page, “ generally men of fierce tempers | is from ten to twenty miles wide. On the east and south it
d armed with powerful weapons, carried on the contest in| is surrounded by the Atlantic. The island is exceedingly
manner peculiarly ruthless, hunting and shooting the na-| irregular in form, being indented with deep bays, the prin-
es like deer. Tho latter have gradually disappeared from | cipal of which aro Trinity and White Bays on the eastern,
e island, and for many years not one has been seen.” Se-| and Placentia and Fortune Bays on thesouthern coast. The
al attempts were subsequently made to open up friendly | peninsula of Avalon, on which the greater part of the popu-
ercourse With the Red Indians, but without success. In| lation is resident, is almost severed from tho rest of the
10, one of the first acts of governor Duckworth was to| island by Trinity and Placentia Bays, there being an isthmus
a proclamation for the protection of the Red Indians, | only some four miles in width between the heads of these
d to offer a reward of £100 stg. to any person who should | bays. The greatest length of the island from north to south
ng about a friendly understanding with them. In 1827, | is 350 miles, and the average breadth about 130 miles. Esti-
earch for them was prosecuted under tho auspices of the} mated arca about 40,200 square miles, equal to 25,728,000
othic Society. Abundant traces of their settlements | acres.
re found, but all the huts and wigwams were deserted.| The coast is for the most part steep and rugged; the sea
other tribe, the Micmacs, have continued to occupy dif-| cliffs are bold and lofty, with deep water at the base. The
nt parts of the interior, and have become partially civi- | harbors on the east coast are easy of access.
, The geological survey shows the aqueous or stratified
rocks to consist of the following formations, which aro ar-
ranged in descending order: Upper and lower coal forma-
tion, magnesian limestone, upper and lower slate formation
gneiss and mica slate. There are also chlorite, quartz rock,
primary limestone, granite, syenite, porphyry, trap, basalt,
serpentine, hypersthene, and greenstoue, An extensive
lead mine exists at La Manche, Placentia Bay, and has
been worked for several years with profit ; veins of copper of
~, | great value have also been discovered and are being suc-
GOVERNORS OF NEWFOUND AND.
tain Osborne.....
ptain Clinton
ptain Vanburgh............ .
ptain Lord J. Graham
ptain Hon J. Byng
ptain Sir C. Hardy
hilly. Some of the peaks rise to a height of 1000 fect and
upwards, The lakes are numerous. The trees consist of
fir, spruce, birch, pine, juniper, wych-hazel, mountain ash,
alder, and aspen.
1769
1772 | SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF PRINCE -EDWARD
ISLAND.
mnodore Molyneux
hmodore Duff eeveceee .
pee Montague.........scssoesceseere eAtigniaveadaveens 1776] This small but flourishing colony received its present name
ry Edward3.......4. sess Aisbivians ssessseoseeeeeeee 1779 | in 1798, in honor of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, father of
dmiral Campbell....sssesssssssessees se 1782 | Queen Victoria, Its ancient name was Jsle St. Jean, or St.
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94 HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
John’s Island. It was discovered by John and Sebastian
Cabot in 1497. Tho Indians that resorted to the island at
that date were of the Abenaqui and Micmac tribes. Tor two
centuries after its discovery the island was covered with dense
forests to the water's edgo, and remained unoccupied save by
Indians, being considered of too littlo importanco to justify
the establishment of a permanent settlement. It was in-
eluded with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Cape Dreton,
under the general namo Acadic. Fortunately it escaped
many of the disasters and conflicts that harassed other parts
of Acadie and Canada, and there are few stirring or momen-
tous events in its history to chronicle.
In 1663 a French naval captain named Doublet, received
from the government of Canada a grant of this island,
together with the Magdalen Islands, for tho. purpose of
establishing a fishery. At this time stages and huts were
erected near the best fishing grounds, but no permanent
settlement was formed. The persons employed by Doublet
came in the spring and left in the fall, abandoning the island
during the winter to its original inhabitants.
In the beginning of the eighteenth century a few solitary
families, attracted by reports of the beautiful scenery and
fertile soil of the island, began to settle on some of the most
accessible parts of the southern coast. After Acadio had
been ceded to Britain by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713, many
of the younger Acadians left their fathers’ homes in Nova
Scotia, and commenced to form the first permanent settle-
mants in Isle St. Jean, which was still retained by France.
Tho number of settlers slowly increased from year to year
as tho fertility of tho island became better known. In
1728, about thirteen years after tac settlements began, there
were only sixty families on the island. In 1745, there were
about 150 families, numbering 800 souls.
It has been supposed that Isle St. Jean fell into the hands
of the New Englanders in 1754, after they had captured
Louisbourg. Whether this was the case docs not clearly
appear ; but if so, the island was restored to the French by
the Treaty of Aix-La-Chapelle in 1748. “ At this time,” says
Sutherland, (Civil History of Prince Ndward Island) “ the
island was intrusted to the control of two leading officers,
the ono civil and the other military. The military officer
was subordinate to the Governor of Louisbourg; his
colleague was a sub-delegate of the intendant of Canada.
They had a garrison of about sixty men, with some few
pieces of cannon. <A small battery was constructed by
them at the mouth of the harbor of Charlottetown, on the
west side, where they resided, and a small redoubt at a
narrow part of the East River, still called the French fort,
intended to guard the access by water towards St. Peter's
and Tracadie.”
In 1752, the population was estimated by a French officer
who visited the settlement that year, at 1354, but this num-
ber was doubled in the course of a few years by the influx of
expatriated Acadians.
In 1758, when Louisbourg was compelled to surrender to
British forces, one of tho articles of capitulation provided
for the surrender of Isle St. Jean. Gen. Amherst imme-
diately despatched Lieut. Col. Rollo to take possession, and
thus the island passed out of the hands of the French. By
the Treaty of 1763, Isle St. Jean, together with Canada and
Cape Breton, was formally ceded to Great Britain. It was
then placed under the government of Nova Scotia. <At
this time the inhabitants numbered 4,100, but many of
the French inhabitants left the island when it came under
English rule.
In 1764 and the following years, the island was sur-
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hillings, annual;
ere to be demant
veyod by Captain Tolland by order of the Pritish Gov
ment. Having been divided into townships of aby
20,000 acros cach, these townships were, in August, 1%
distributed by lot amongst about one hundred army sf
navy officers and others who had claims on yovernmey
upon certain conditions of settlement, and the payment ¢
certain quit rents. Lot 66, about 6,000 acres, was resery
as demesne lands for the king.
The list of original grantees, 23 contained in the minus
of the Council at London, is as follows :—
Lor.
1, Phillip Stephens, Secretary to the Admiralty,
2, James and William Hunter. ;
3, C. Townshend, MP.
4. Ifon. Augustus Keppel.
5. Edward Lewis, M.P.
6. William Crowle.
7. James Montgomery.
8. Arnold Nesbet, M.P.
9, James Murray, Governor of Qnebec.
10. Simon Lutterell, M.P.
11. Col. Walsh, 28th foot.
12. Mure & Catheart, merchants.
3. John Pownal!, Secretary Lords of Trade. ter that, for the 1
14. Capt. John Campbell, R.N. nts would be —
15. Guy Carleton, Lieut. Gov. of Quebec. mount,
16. J. Tuttle and Licuts. Forbes and Hayter, The grantees we
17. B. & T. Burke. ery 200 acres, W
18. Lieut. Col. Robt. Stewart, and Capt. Wm.Allanby. one-third of the
19. Capt. Walter Patterson, (afterwards Governor) amg fur years from
John Patterson. brfeited to the kir
20. Theod, Haltain, and Capt. T. Basset. om the parts of 1
21. Lauchlin MeLaine, and Lieut. H. McLaine. r such persons as
22, John Gordon and Capt. W. Ridge. ast two years bel
23, A. & L, McLean. It was found dif
24
35
24, Licut. Col. Chas. Lee and I’. MeLaine. nt settlers, and
5. A. Kennedy and James Campbell. ulfil the condition
26. Licut. J. Stewart and Major Gordon. pein.
27. Seale & Spence, merchants. In 1768, the i
28. Capt. Holland, surveyor, etitioned for a se
29. Vice Admiral Sir C. Saunders. alf their quit ren
30. Jolin Murray. he request was ci
. Adam Drummond, M.P. bn, to whom part
. William Young.
. Richard Worge.
. John Dickson, M.P.
. Alex. Maitland.
rst Governor. A
bore than 150 fam
the grantees, fin
heir lands, and the
Hmost totally disr
revery 200 acre:
‘ant, no attempt |
Dwnships when th
The first House
hembers elected fc
ouse took up the
olony for nearly ¢
fectual recovery ¢
ut, The next yer
t till 1779,
During the Ame
as plundercd by
nd plunder were g
min 1780, Gov. |
br several years, r
tedings in the Suy
it rents. Nine
ought to sale in
6. Spence & Mill, merchants.
. Capts. Spry & Baker.
8. Col. Simon Fraser, 78th Highlanders,
39, Lieut. Col. James Abercrombie, 78th Tighlanders.
40, Spence & Mill, merchants.
41, Licut. Col. John Campbell, 78th Mighlanders,
42. Lieut. J. McDonnell and others, 78th Highlanders.
43, Sir Geo. B. Rodney.
44, Will. Fitzherbert, M.P., and R. Campbell, merchant.
45. Will. Burt, M.P., and J. Callender.
46. Alex. Fordyce and Robt. Gordon.
47, Lieut. Col. G. Graham and Robt. Porter.
48. Samuel Fouchette, M.P., and Lient. Col. J. Cunningha
49, Lieut. Col. Christie and Capt. James Stevenson.
50. Lieut. Col. H. Gladwin and Peter Innis.
1, John Pringle.
52. Lieut. Col. Stuart Douglas and Lieuts. W. & 8. Doug
53. Dr. Huck, J. Williams and Lieut. G. Campbell.
54. Robt. Adair, surgeon to the king.
[Domini
ritish Go
hips of aboy
August, 11
red army ¢
nh poVernmen
10 payment
, Was resery
in the minu’
ty.
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5, F. MeKay, Samuel McKay, and Hi, Findley,.Postmaster
at Quebec,
5, Lord Vis. Townsend,
g Sam. Smith and Capt J. Sinith, R.N,
. Joshua Mauger.
. Mure and Cathcart and Capt. D. Higgins.
. Wrightson & Shaw, 9
. Rich, Cumberland.
. Rich. Spry.
3, H. Palliser.
. Col. Richard Maitland.
. Richard Wright and Hugh Ovvens.
j, Reserved to the king.
7. Hon. Robt. Moore.
1A llanhy,
Governor) ani
blanders.
ders.
hlanders.
, merchant,
. Cunning
venson,
r. & 5. Doug!
ipbell.
A town lot and royalty, says Sutherland, were reserved
neach county. Each township was to furnish a glebe
ot of 100 acres for @ minister, and a lot of 30 acres for a
hool master. For the prosecution of a free fishery, 500
et from the shore were reserved on all the townships
hich abut on the coast.
Theva were three rates of quit rents, six, four, and two
hillings, annually, per hundred acres, No quit rents
ere to be demanded for the first five years after the grant;
fter that, for the next five years, half the amount of the quit
nts would be demanded; after ten years, the whole
mount.
The grantees were to settle on each lot one person for
ery 200 acres, within ten years from the date of the grant.
one-third of the land, in that proportion, was not settled
p four years from the date of the grant, the land was to be
prfeited to the king. The settlers were to be Protestants,
om the parts of Lurope not belonging to Great Britain,
r such persons as had resided in the American colonies at
ast two years before the grant was given.
It was found difficult, however, to obtain foreign Protes-
nt settlers, and very few of the grantees attempted to
ulfil the conditions on which the lands had been allotted to
hem.
In 1768, the inhabitants of Prince Edward Island
etitioned for a separate government, and offered to pay
alf their quit rents the next year to mect the expenses.
he request was complied with, and in 1770 Walter Patter-
pn, to whom part of lot 19 had fallen, came out as the
rst Governor. At this time only five proprietors, and not
bore than 150 families, were resident on the island. Many
the grantees, finding the quit rents too burdensome, sold
heir lands, and the original conditions of the grants were
most totally disregarded. Instead of having one person
revery 200 acres within ten years from the date of the
rant, no attempt had been made to settle 48 out of the 67
bwaships when the ten years had elapsed.
The first House of Assembly, consisting of eighteen
hembers elected for seven years, met in July, 1773. The
ouse took up the land question which has agitated the
olony for nearly a century, and passed a measure for the
fectual recovery of quit rents, but the act was not carried
t. The next year a new Assembly was convened, which
At till 1779.
During the American revolutionary war, Charlottetown
as plundercd by two American vessels, but the prisoners
nd plunder were given up by order of Gen, Washington.
In 1780, Gov. Patterson, who had been in England
Dr several years, returned to the island, and instituted pro-
redings in the Supreme Court for the recovery of arrcars of
hit rents. Nine whole and five half to-vnships were
ought to sale in 1781, The proprictors, who were all, or
HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
%
nearly all, non-residents, complained to the English Govern-
ment, and a Dill was sent out, making these sales voidable.
Gov. Patterson availed himself of some errors in the pre-
amble as a pretext for not laying the Bill before the Leg's-
lature, and he exerted himself to prevent the validity of the
sales from being disturbed, The House was dissolved in
1784, and the new Assembly, which met the same year, not
supporting the views of the Governor, was also dissolved.
Another House, called together in 1785, approved of the
Governor's proceedings, and next year a bill was introduced
to ratify the sales of 1781, This was disallowed by the
Crown. Gov. Patterson wasrecalled by the Home authorities
in 1787; but eventually, after a protracted contest, the sales
of 1781 were allowed to stand,
In 1794, two provincial companics of militia, three com.
panies of horse, and one of light infantry, were raised for
the protection of the island.
An investigation made in 1797, by the House of Assembly,
to ascertain the proportion of settled and unsettled lands
in the colony, showed that twenty-three lots, embracing
458,580 acres, had not one settler ; that wwelve lots, contain-
ing 120,000 acres, had only forty-eight families; and that the
whole population of the island was only 4,500. The inhabi-
tants represented the state of affairs to the Tome Govern-
ment, and prayed that those proprietors who had failed to
carry out the terms of the grants sould be compelled to
fulfil their obligations. No action was taken on the petition
at the time, but the British Parliament made an annual grant
to defray the expenses of the Local Government.
In the last years of the century, Prince Edward, the father
of the Queen, being Commander-in-Chief of the Forees in
B.N.A., caused fortifications to be erected for the protection
of Charlottetown. In 1798, the Tfouse of Assembly, as a
mark of respect to the Prince, gave the Province the name
of Prince Edward Island, the change to take effect in 1800,
At the beginning of the 19th century, the House of As-
sembly again pressed upon the attention of the Home Gov-
ernment the matters contained in their petition of 1797. The
arrears of quit rents now amounted to the enormous stm of
nearly £60,000 stg. The amount due by many of the
grantees was greater than the lands would realize if brought
to sale, The matter was attentively considered, and in 1802
liberal terms of settlement were offered to proprietors in
arrear. The lots were divided into five classes. The first
class, or those which had the full number of settlers, were to
pay only four years’ quit rent for all arrears to 1891. The
second class, or those which had only half the stipulated
number, were to pay five years’ arrears. Third, those which
had less than one-half and more than one-fourth, were to
pay nine years’ arrears. Fourth, those which had less than
one-fourth were to pay twelve years’ arrears ; and, lastly, the
proprietors of townships wholly unoecnpied were required to
pay fifteen years’ arrears. This settlement greatly ficilitated
the sale of land in the colony. Many of the proprietors
were now able to dispose of their property, and in the course
of afew years nearly one-third of the lots changed hands.
Active steps were taken by the new land owners to en-
courage immigration. In 1803, the Earl of Selkirk brought
out nearly eight hundred persons from the Highlands of
Scotland.
In 1805, Gov. Fanning, who had been in office for nineteen
years, was succeeded by Col. Desbarres, a military officer of
fair abilities, who had been present at the taking of Quebec
in 1759. Up tothis time the progress of the colony had
been very slow, and the war which.a fow years later broke
out between Britain and the United States again retarded for
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
a time the influx of settlers. In 1813, a brother of Sir Sidney
Smith came out as Governor. Mr. Smith called the Assem-
bly together on the 15th of November, but about two months
afterward, thinking the session had lasted long enough for
all they had to do, he arbitrarily dismissed the House, and for
nearly four years did not summon another Assembly. The
differences between the Covernor and the new houses suc-
cessively elected continued, till finally, in 1820, the Assembly
framed an address expressing dissatisfaction with the Gov-
ernors conduct. This address was forwarded to England
through the Earl of Dalhousie, then Governor General. The
agitation in the colony increased. In 1823, John Stewart,
one of the most influential men in the island, was deputed
to take home a petition. The Governor endeavoured to
arrest him, but Stewart made good his escape, and reached
England in December. The Governor was recalled the fol-
lowing spring (1824).
The new Governor, Colonel Ready, was fortunate enough
to secure the confidence of the inhabitants. A new House
of Assembly was summoned in 1825, and a large amount of
general business transacted.
In 1827, arecgular census was taken, and this showed that
the population of the colony had increased to 23,266, The
pupulation of Charlottetown was 1649. Public improve-
ments were pushed forward, roads widened, bridges con-
structed, and agriculture encouraged.
In 1830, an act was passcd freeing Roman Catholics from
all civil and political disabilities.
The quit rents pow began to cause fresh agitation. By a
proclamation issued in August, 1828, the governor announc-
ed that he had received orders to enforce the arrears of quit
rents from Ist January, 1823. The arrears now amounted to
£10,000 stg. The House of Assembly, and the inhabitants
generally, petitioned the King to relinquish the arrears, and
grant the accruing quit rents to be applied to internal im-
provements. The answer to these representations was that
His Majesty would accept the annual sum of £1000 stg. in
lieu of the accruing rents, and that this sum would be
appropriated to mect the expenses of the civil establishment
of the colony. The House did not accept this liberal pro-
posal, and the matter rested there for the time.
A considerable number of emigrants now came out every
year from various parts of England, Scotland and Ireland,
and when the census was again taken, in 1833, the popula-
tion numbered 32,292, an increase of nearly 40 per cent. in
six years,
In 1834, an agitation commenced in favor of Responsible
Government. The House of Assembly voted an address for
an Executive Council distinct from the Legislative. An
effort was also made to have an elective Legislative Coun-
cil. The separation of the Executive and Legislative
Councils was effected in 1839. The Executive Council was
not to exceed nine in number. The Legislative Council
was to be composed of twelve members. The revenue of
this year exceeded that of the previous year by £5,000. The
years that followed were marked by satisfactory progress.
A geological exploration of the island was made by Dr.
Abraham Gessner in 1846. Public opinion in favor of Res-
ponsible Government was now gaining strength. In 1847,
the House passed an address to the Queen praying for the
introduction of Responsible Government, and the Governor
expressed himself strongly in favour of it.
In 1848, an act received the Royal assent, which provided
for a further assessment of land, if the Queen relinquished
the quit rents during its continuance. Tho census was
again taken this your, and the population was found to
[Dosuniy
have increased to 62,634. The following spring the Houg
again petitioned the Queen in favor of admitting Respong.
ble Government, to the extent of giving the country fow
seats in the Executive Council. The Home authorities dij
not consider the colony in a proper condition for Respo.
sible Government; but offered to surrender the quit rent,
the revenue from Crown lands and general revenue, @
condition that the colony paid for the civil establishment,
A general election took place in February, 1850; the Legis
lature met on the 5th of March, and a large majority wy
in favor of Responsible Government. Governor Campbel
offered the majority three seats in the Executive Council
They declined to accept them ; refused to co-operate with
the Executive Council as then constituted, and refuse
also to grant the supplies. An address to the Queen wy
prepared and the House was prorogued on the 26th ¢
March. In October following, the governor, Sir Donali
Campbell, whose administration had been highly popula,
died, and Sir Alexander Bannerman was sent out to assum
the government.
The Legislature having been convened on the 25th ¢
March, 1851, the governor informed the Assembly that hs
had been empowered to introduce Responsible Government
on condition that some compensation be allowed to certaiy
retiring officers. This condition was complied with, ani
the Executive resigned on the 23rd of April. On the 25i
of April, the new administration, having the support aui
confidence of the majority of the House of Assembly, was
gazetted. During this session was passed a measure estab
lishing a uniform letter postage rate of two-pence, to ary
part of the island, and three-pence to any part of British
North America. The following session an imporiaat act,
known as the Free Education Act, became law; and nett
year (1853) was passed an act which conferred universal
suffrage under certain restrictions.
By the census taken in 1855, the population was ascer.
tained to be 71,496.
places of public worship.
An agitation commenced in 1857 with the object of intre
ducing the Bible into schools as a book for daily use. The
proposal met with much opposition; but finally in the
year 1860, an act was passed by the Legislature declaring
the introduction of the Bible into all public schools to kk
legally authorized. During the session of 1860, the exten
sive estates of the Earl of Selkirk, embracing 62,059 acres,
were acquired by government for the sum of £6,586 stg.
In the same year a land commission was appointed to
enquire into the subjects of dispute relating to the tenure
of lands, with the object of converting on equitable terms
the leaseholds of the whole island into freecholds. Three
commissioners were appointed, the Hon. J. H. Gray as the
representative of the Crown, the Hon. Joseph Howe as the
representative of the tenants, and Mr. Matthew Ritchie on
behalf of the proprietors. The commission collected a great
deal of evidence, and in August, 1861, made a report ot
which the principal points are as follows:—1. Lennot
island, a valuable island in Richmond Bay, was to be ceded
to the Indians, about a hundred of whom reside around the
northern shores of the bay. 2nd. The claims of the Aca
dians, or French, were to be totally over-ruled, 3rd. The
claims of descendants of U. E. loyalists to certain lands
were recommended to the special consideration of the gov-
ernment. 4.1. Escheat of the lands of proprietors was
declared by the commissioners to be wholly impracticable.
5th, As to quit rents, no arrears to be recoverable, and nd
accruing quit rent to be claimed as long as the land tax
There were 252 school-houses and 121 §
RECTORY. |
simposed.
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As to the mo
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the land tax
ouses and 12] §
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simposed. 6th, The fishery reservations were abolished,
i the lands merged into the adjoining properties.
43 to the mode of changing the leascholds to frecholds,
commissioners recommended a loan of £100,000 stg., for
» purpose of enabling the government to purchase the
ates, and then sll to the tenants, Or, if this loan could
be obtained, it was suggested that the proprietors should
compelled to sell direct to the tenants at rates either
ed on the rental or assessed by arbitrators.
The government are now acquiring many of the propric-
estates in the island.
0,000 in the purchase of lands,
buncil last year again suggested the introduction of a
sure to compel proprietors of lands to scll to the Goy-
b subject in view of the probability that the colony might
n unite itself to the Dominion.
n September, 1864, a conference was held at Charlotte-
nto consider the practicability of a legislative union of
Provinces. At first delegates were to bo sent only
m Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward |
nd; but the coalition government of Canada, pledged |
he introduction of a federal system, having come into |
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
In 1869, a Bill was passed em- |
wering the government to expend the further sum of|
The local Executive |
ment; but Lord Granville deferred the consideration of |
e, the Canadian government asked permission to send
gates, which was granted, and Canada joined in the |
erence. It was resolved that a further conference be
at Quebec, to consider the expediency of a federal |
lon. Prince Edward Island sent delegates to the con-
nce; but the Legislature subsequently repudiated the
ion of its delegates, and was opposed to the plan of
nfederation agreed upon at the conference. The cause
onfederation has since made slight progress in the island,
it is expected that at no distant day satisfactory terms
nion will be agreed upon.
|
for the Union of Canada, Nova
HEREAS the Provinces of Canada,
Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick,
Bexpressed their Desire to be federally
edinto One Dominion under the Crown
he United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland, with a Constitution similar in
ciple to that of the United Kingdom:
hd whereas such a Union would con-
P tothe Welfare of the Provinces and
ote the interest of the British Empire:
hd whereas on the Establishment of the
bu by Authority of Parliament it is ex-
ent, not only that the Constitution of
egislative Authority in the Dominion
in appointed,
form and be
Name accordingly.
Executive Government therein be de-
nd whereas it ‘s expedient that Provi- | under this Act,
be made for the eventual Admission
the Union of other Parts of British
h America:
it therefore enacted and declared by
Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and
the Advice and Consent of the Lords,
tual and Temporal, and Commons, in
present Parliament assembled, and by
Authority of the same, as follows:
I, PRELIMINARY,
This Act may be c..cd as the British
h America Avt, 1867.
@ Provisions of this Act referring to
Majesty the Queen extend also to the
Band Successors of Her Mjesty, Kings
Queens of the United Kingdom of
Britain and Ireland.
I, Unron.
ut shall be lawful for the Queen, by and
the Advice of Her Majesty’s Most
purable Privy Council, to declare by
pamation that, on and after a day there: | ed.
Scotia, and New Brunswick, and for the Government thereof; and for
Purposes connected therewith.
not being more than Six |
Months after the passing of this Act, the
Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New
Brunswick shall form and be One Dominion
under the Name of ¢ anada; and on aud af-
ter that Day those Three Provinces shall
One Dominion under that
4. The subsequeut Provisions of this Act
shall, unless it is otherwise expressed or
implied, commence and have effect on and
after the Union, that 1s to say, on and after
the day appointed for the Union taking
effect in the Queen’s Proclamation; and in
ovided for, but also that the Nature of | the same Provisions, unless it is otherwise
expressed or implied, the name Canada shall
be taken to mean Canada as constituted
5. Canada shall be divided into Four Pro-
vinees, named Ontario, Quebec, Nova Sco-
tia, and New Brunswick,
6. The Parts of the Provinee of Canada (18
it exists at the passing of this Act) which
formerly constituted respectively the Pro-
Vinee of Upper Canada and Lower Canada,
shall be deemed to be severed, and shail
form Two separate Provinees,
which formerly constituted the Province of
Upper Canada sha!l constitute the Pr vince
of Ontario; and the Part which formeily
constituted the Province of Lower Canada
shall constitute the Provinee of Quebec
7. The Provinees of Nova Scot x and New
Brunswick shal! have the same Limits as at
the passing of this Act
8. In the general Census of the Population
of Canada which is hereby required te be |
taken in the Year One thousand eight hun-
dved and seyenty-one, and in every Tenth
Year thereafter, the respective Population
of the Four Provinces shall be distinguish-
GOVERNORS,
1. Jn connection with Nova Scotia.
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Lord William Campbell....cccee cecceeceeseenee ceeer nee seeeeeeee L106
2. «ls a@ separate Province.
Walter Patterson..........06
Lieut. Gen. Edmund Fanning
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seo T70
Col. J.T. W. Desbarres.......css0sssscccece cosseseee svveessceseeees LOUD
Charles Douglas Smith. .......00cscces secs sececeerecetsereeee LOL
sees covesceeecoeves LBa4d
Col. Jolin Ready .......0. cccccsece sovsveneeseeeenes
Sir Aretas W. Young :
Sir John: Harvey css ccisscsseriicccsvsaseisaccesessevesieesssessssecsce LOOG
Sir Charles Augustus PItzrOy...ccccecssseesceeeees seeseeeseees LOO
Sir Henry Vere TIUnNthy...eccecccscesessccenscssceesesceesse veel Obl
Sir Donald Campbell... aaa . 1847
Sir Alexander Bannerman......... coccscccescereel Sol
Sir Dominick Daly....ccccveccccceesesece osssseeesseseeesseeeeee lL QO4
George Dundas........ccccccccsccesssenseressssssssscceccesscees LQOD
DESCRIPTION OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
In form, the island resembles a crescent, the concave side
being towards the gulf. Length, 130 miles, breadth about
3+ miles, area 2,151 square miles, or 1,365,400 acres, The
surface is slightly undulating, the chain of hills that extends
across the country nowhere rising to a considerable height.
The indentations along the coast are numerous, The prin-
cipal harbors are Charlottetown, Georgetown, Bedeque,
Cascumpece, Malpeque, New London, and Murray harbors.
There are also numerous ponds or lagoons. The climate is
mild and healthful, and the soil remarkebly fertile. The
whole island was formerly covered with a magnificent
growth of forest trees; birch, beech, maple, elm, ash, pine,
spruce, hemlock, fir, juniper, cedar, willow and poplar
were the chief varieties, Ship-building is still carried on to
a considerable extent.
III. Executive POWER.
9. The Executive Government and Au-
| thority of and over Canada is hereby de-
clared to continue and be vested in the
Queen.
10. The Provisions of this Act referring to
the Governor General extend and apply to
the Governor General for the Time being of
Canada, or other the Chief Executive Offi-
cer or Administrator for the Time being
carrying on the Government of Canada on
behalf and inthe Name of the Queen, by
whatever Title he is designated,
11. There shad be a Council to aid and
adviso in the Government of Canada, to be
styled the Queen’s Privy Council for‘ an-
ada; and the Persons who are to bo Mem-
bers of that Council shall be from timo to
time chosen and summoned by the Gover-
nor General and sworn in as as Privy Couns
cillors, and ‘iembers thereof may be from
Time to Time removed by the Governor
General,
12. All Powers, Authorities, and Fune-
tions which under any Act of the Parjia-
ment of Great Britain, or of the Parliament
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, or of the Legislature of Upper Can-
ada, Lower Canada, Canada, Nova Scotia,
or New Brunswick, are at the Union vested
in or exerciseable by the respective Gover-
'nors or Lieutenant Governors of those Pro-
| vinees, with the Advice, or with the Advice
and Consent, of the respective Executive
Councils thereof, or in conjunction with
those Councils, or with any Number of
| Members thereof, or by those Governors or
Lieutenant Governors individually, shall,
as far as the same continue in existence and
capable of being exercised after the Union
in relation to the Government of Canada,
The Part |
oe
i
Sela ee ee
DOMINI0y
Senator tok
y remove hia
ead,
Manada other
f at least Ft
speaker, shi
fecting of hil
Powers.
e Senate shit
‘oices, andth
re a Vote, a
Decision shi}
‘ive
ons.
s shall, subj
consist of Uw
ibers, of wha
1 for Ontara
een for Non}
Brunswick.
shall from Tim
me, by Instr
f Canada, su
Louse of Com
be capable ¢!
or voting mi
bec, Novase
all, for the?
nbers to servi
ye divided ini
into the Coo
Cities, Parts
ated in the Fi
whereof shall
such District
2 being entitl
into Sixty
Led of the si
to which Low
this Act divid
he Consolida
ter Seventy:
utes for Li
the Province
ird Year of
any other
ice at the Un
pl Division
b Act an Ele
rn One Memb
TA,
‘ounties of X
al District.
be entitled
each of the ot
WICK.
Counties 1
ivided, includ
. John, shall
b City of St. J
lectoral Distr
ectoral Dia
One Member.
of Canadad
in force int
nion relative
rr any of thé
s and Disqut
ected or tos
Jouse of
ly in the eve
ections of §
be taken by
8, their Po
gs at Elect
Elections
of contro’
k incidentthe
embers, and
in case of §
Dissolution,
to Elections
louse of Com!
inces.
DrRECTORY. |
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
Provided that, watil the Parliament of
nada otne: wise provides, at any E’ection
br) Member of the House of Commons
br the District of Algoma, in addition to
“sons qualiled by the Law of the Pro-
neo of Canada to vote, every male British
ibject, aged Twenty-one Years or upwards,
sing a Lfonseholder, shall have a Vote.
For the first Election of Members to
vein the House of Commons the Gover-
r General shall cause Writs to be issued
y such Person, in such Form, and address-
A tosuch Returning Officers as he thinks fit.
The Person issuing Writs under this See-
yn shall have the like Powers as are pos-
«sed at the Union by the Officers charged
ith the issuing of Writs for the Election
Members to serve in the respective
ouse of Assembly or Legislative Assembly
the Province of Canada, Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick; and the Returning
ieers to whom Writs are directed under
his Section shall have the like Powers as
» possessed at the Union by the Officers
harged with the returning of Writs for
ction of Members to serve in the
respective Ilouse of Assembly or
lative Assembly.
43. In case a Vacancy in the Represen-
tion in the House of Commons of any
ectoral District happens before the Meet-
goof the Parliament, or atter the Meeting
the Parliament before Provision is made
the Parliament in this Behalf, the Pro-
ions of the last foregoing Section of
is Act shall extend and apply to the
biing and returning of a Writ in respect
such vacant District.
4. The House of Commons on its first
wembling after a General Election shall |
oceed with all practicable Speed to elect
eof its Members to be Speaker,
45, In case of a Vacancy happening in
0 ( of speaker by Death, Resignation,
otherwise, the House of Commons shall
th all practicable speed proceed to elect
other of its Members to be Speaker.
M4}, lhe Speaker shall preside at all Meet-
ps of the House of Commons,
7. Until the Parliament of Canada other-
se provides, in caso of the Absence for
y Keason of the Speaker from the Chair
the House of Commons for a Period of
Drty-eight consecutive Hours, the House
y elect another of its Members to act as
aker, and the Member so elected shall |
ing the continuanee of such Absence
the Speaker have and execute all the
Dwers, Privileges, and Duties of Speaker.
8. The Presence of at least Twenty
pnbers of the House of Commons shall
ne ‘vy to constitute a Meeting ot the
puse for the Exercise of its Powers; and
that Purpose the Speaker shall be
koned as a Member,
'. Questions arising in. the House of
mmons shall be decided by a Majority of
ices other than that of the Speaker, and
ten the Voices are equal, but not other-
®, the Speaker shall have a Vote,
). Every House of Commons shall con-
we for Five Years from the Day of the
tirn of the Writs for choosing the
puse (subject to be sooner dissolved by
Governor General) and no longer.
1. On the Completion of the Census in
b Year One thousand eight hundred and
enty-one, and of each subsequent decen-
I Census, the Representation of the Four
vinees shall be readjusted by such
thority, in such manner, and from such
me, as the Parliament of Canada trom
me to Time provides, subject and accord-
to the following Rules :—
‘) Quebeo shall have the fixed number
of Sixty-tive Members:
-) There shall be assigned to each of the
other Provinces such a Number of
Members as will bear the same
Proportion to the Number of its
Population (ascertained at such
Census) as tie Number Sixty-five
bears to the Number of the Popu-
lation of Quebec (so ascertained):
8.) In the Computation of the Number
of Members for a Province a frac.
tional Part not exceeding One Half
of the whole Number requisite for
entitling the Province to a Member
shail be disregarded; but a frac-
tional Part exceeding One Half of
that Number shall be equivalent to
tie whole Number:
(4.)On any such Re-adjustment the | ernore shall be fixed and provided by the
Number of Members tor a Province
reduced unless the
the Number of
the Population of the Province bore
to the Number of the aggregate
shall not be
Proportion which
Population of Canada at the then
last preceding Re-adjustment of the
Number of Members for tho Pro-
then | to the Lieutenant Governor extend and
vinee is ascertained at the
|
| General or some Person author
99
Varliament of Canada,
61. Every Lieutenant Governor shal,
before assuming the Duties of his Onice,
make and subseribe before the Governor
ized by him
Oaths of Allegiance and Office rimilar to
those taken by the Governor General,
62. The Provisions of this Act referring
latest Census to be diminished by | apply to the Lieutenant Governor for the
One Twentieth Part or upwards:
time being of each VProvinee, or other tite
(5.) Such Re-ndjustment shall not take | Chief Exceutive Officer or Administrator for
effect until the Termination of the | the time being carrying on the Government
lof the Province, by whatever Title he is
then existing Parliament.
2. The Number of
House of Commons may be from Time to |
ot | of Quebee si
Time increased by the Parliament
Canada, provided the proportionate Repre-
sentation of the Provinces prescribed by
this Act is not thereby disturbed,
Money Votes—Royal Assent.
Members of the | designated.
€3. The Exeentive Council of Ontario and
tlhe composed ofsueh Persons
asthe Lieutenant Governor from Time to
Time thinks fit, and in the first instance of
the following Officers, namely,—the Attor-
ney General, the Secretary and Registrar of
the Provinee, the Treasurer of the Vrovinee,
63. Bills for appropriating any Part of | the Commissioner of Crown Lands, and the
the Public Revenne, or for imposing any
Tax or Impost, shall originate in the iLouse
of Commons,
54. It shall not be lawful for the House |
of Commons to adopt or pass any Vote,
Resoiution, Address, or Bill for the Appro-
priation of auy Part of the Public Revenue,
or of any Tax or Impost, to any Purpose
that has not been first recommended to
that Hlouse by Message of the Governer
General in the Session in which such Vote,
Resolution, Address, or Bill is proposed,
55. Where a Bill passed by the Houses of }
the Parliament is presented tothe Governor
General for the Queen's Assent, le shall
declare, according to his Diseretion,
subject to the Provisions of this Aet and co
Her Majosty’s Instructions, either that he |
assents thereto in the Queen’s Name, or |
jthat he witholds the Queen's
ssent, or
that he reserves the Bill for the Signification
of the Queen’s Pleasure.
56. Where the Governor General assents
to a Bill in the Queen's Name, he shail by
the first convenient Opporiunity send min }
authentic Copy of the Act to One of Hor
Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of St
and if the Queen in Council within Two
Years after Receipt thereof by the Seerctary
of State thinks fit to disallow the Act, such
disallowance(with a Certificate of the Seere-
tary of State of the day on which the Act
was received by him) being signitied by the
Governor General, by Speech or Message to
each of the Houses of the Parliament or by
Proclamation, shal! annul the Act from and
after tho day of such Signification,
57. A Billreserved for the Signitication of
the Queen’s Vleasure shall not have any
Foree unless and until within Two Years
ute,
from the day on which it was presented to |
the Governor General for the Queen's
Assent, the Governor General signities, by
Speech or Message to each of the Houses of
the Parliament or by Proclamation, that it
has received the Assent of the Queen in
Council,
An entry of every such Speech, Message,
or Proclamation shall be made in the Jour-
nal of each Llouse, and a Duplicate thereof
duly attested shail be delivered to the proper
Officer to be kept among the Records of
Canada.
V. PrRovincraL ConstiTurions.
Executive Power.
58. For cach Province there shall be an
Otlicer, styled the Lieutenant Governor,
appointed by the Governor General in
Council by Instrument under the Great
Seal of Canada.
59. A Lieutenant Governor shall hold
Office during the Pleasure of the Governor
General; but any Lieutenant Governor
appointed after the Commencement of the
First Session of the Parliament of Canada
shall not be removeable within Five Years
from his Appointment, except for Cause
assigned, which shall be communicated to
himin Writing within One Month after the
Order for his Removal is made, and shall
be communicated by Message to the Senate
and to the House of Commons within ne
Week thereafter if the Parliament is then
sitting, and if not, then within One Week
after the commencement of the next Session
of the Parliament,
60. The Salaries of the Lieutenant Gov-
|
butt
por are be
4
|
1 Lieut
| the Union in relati
| Commissioner of Avriculture and Public
Works, within Quebee, the Speaker of the
Legisiative Council and the Solicitor
General,
64. The Constitution of the Exeentive
Authority in cach ofthe Provinces of Nova
Scotia nnd Now Brunswick shall, subject to
the Provisions of this Act, continue as it
existsat the Union until altered under the
Authority of this Act.
65, Ali Powers, Authorities, and Functions
} Which mnider any Act of the Parliament of
Great Britian, or of the Parliament of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, or of the Legislature of Upper
Canada, Lower Canada, or Canada, were
sxveoorat the Union vested in or
exercisable by the respective Governors or
Lieutenant Governors of those Provinces,
with the Adviee, or with the Advice and
Consent, of the respective Executive Coun-
eis thereof, orin conjunction with those
Councils, er with any Number of Members
thereof, or by those Governors or Lieutenant
Governors individual hall, ds far as the
same are erpable of being exercised after
n to the Government of
Ontario and Guebee respectively, be vested
inaml shall or may be exercised by the
Lientenaut Governor of Ontario and Quebec
respectively, with the Advice or with the
Vdvice und Consent of, or in conjunction
With the respective Executive Councils, or
any Momoors thereat, or by the Lieutenant
Governor individually, as the Case requires,
subject nevertheless (except with respect to
such as exist under Acts of the Pardament
of Great Britain, or of the Parliament of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland) to be abolished or altered by the
respective Le tures of Ontario and
Quebee,
66. The Provisions of this Act referring
to the Liew out Governor inp Conveil
shall be coustrned as rolerring to the Lieu.
tenant Governor of the Province acting by
and with the Advice of the bxecuiive
Council thereof,
the Governor Ceneralin Comneil may
from Timeto Timeappotitan Administrator
to execute the Oihee and Funetions of
aut Governor during his Absence,
or other Inability.
nd wutil tie Exeeutive Gove
y Provinee otherwise directs
O that Provinee, the Seats of
Provinces shall be as
follows, name!y f Ontario, the City of
Toronto; of Queboe, tae City of Quebec; of
Nova Scotia, the City of Halifax; and of
New Lrunswiek, the City of brederictou,
bi.
Lilness,
68. Unless
ernment of an
with respeet to
Government or t
Legislative Power,
1.
ONTARIO, .
69. Thereshall bea Legislature for Ontario
consisting of the Lieutenant Governor and
of One House, styled the Legislative Assem-
bly of Ontario.
70, The Legislative Assembly of Ontario
shall becompo ed of Kighty-two Members,
to becleeted to represent the Eighty-two
Eleeroral Districts set forth in the Disst
| Schedule to this Act.
2. QUEBEC.
71. There shall be a Legislature for Quebec
consisting of the Lieutenant Governor aud
of Two Houses, styled the Legislative Coun-
cil of Quebeo and the Legislative Assembly
of Quebec,
72. The Legislative Council of Quebec
shall be composed of Tweaty-four Members,
to be appointed by the Lieuteuant Governor
in the Queen’s Name, by Instrument under
the Great Seal of Quebec, ono being
appointed to represent each of the Twenty-
four Electoral Divisions of Lower Canada
in this Act referred to, and each holding
Office for the Term of his Life, unless the
Legislature of Quebec otherwise provides
under tho Provisions of this Act.
73. The qualifications of the Legislative
Councillors of Quebce shall be the same as
those of the Senators for Quebec.
74. The Place of a Legislative Councillor
of Quebecshall become vacant in the Cases,
mutatis mutandis, in which the Place of
Senator becomes vacant.
75. When a Vacancy happens in the
Legislative Council of Suabeo by Resigna-
tion, Death, or otherwise, the Lieutenant
Governor, in the Queen’s Name, by Instru-
ment under the Great Seal of Quebee, shall
appoint a fit and qualified Person to fill
the Vacancy.
76. 1f any Question arises respecting the
Qualilication of a Legislative Councillor of
Quebec, or a Vacancy in the Legislative
Council of Quebec, the same shall be heard
and determined by the Legislative Council.
77. The Lieutenant Governor may strom
Time to Time, by Instrument under the
Great Seal of Quebec, sppolks a Member of
the Legislative Council of Quebec to bo
Speaker thereof, and may remove him and
aproint another in his Stead.
78. Until the Legislature of Quebec other-
wise provides, the presenco of at least Ten
Members of the Legislative Council, iuclud-
ing the Speaker, shall be necessary to con-
stitute a Meeting for the Exercise of its
Powers.
79. Questions arising in the Legislative
Council of Quebec shall be decider by a
Majority of Voices, and the Speaker shall
in all Cases have a Vote, and when the
Voices are equal the Decision shall be deem-
6d to be in the negative.
80. The Legislative corey fueg ¢ of Quebec
shall be composed of Sixty-five Members, to
bo elected to represent the Sixty-tive Elec-
toral Divisions or Districts of Lower Cana-
da in this Act referred to, subject to Altera-
tion thereot by tha Legislature of Quebec:
Provided that it sha!l not bo lawful to pre-
sent to the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
for Assent any Bill for altering the Limits
of any of the Electoral Divisions or Districts
mentioned in the Second Schedule to this
Act, unless the Second and Third Readings
ofsuch Bill havo been passed in the Legisla-
tive Assembly with the Concurrence of the
Majority of the Members representing all
those Electoral Divisions or Districts, and
the Assent shall not be given to such Bill
unless an Address has been presented by the
Legislative Assembly to the Lieutenant
Governor stating that it has been so passed.
8. ONTARIO AND QUEBEC.
&1. The Legislatures of Outario and Que-
bec ey shall be called together not
later than Six Months after the Union.
82. The Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
and of Quebec shall from Time to Time,in the
Queen’s Name, by Instrument under the
Great Seal of the Province, summon and
call together the Legislative Assembly of
the Province.
83. Until the Legislature of Ontario or of
Quebec otherwise provides, a Person accept-
ing or holding in Ontario or in Quebec any
Otlice, Commission, or Employment, perma-
nent cr temporary, at the Nomination of
the Lieutenant Governor,to which an annual
Salary, or any Fee, Allowance, Emolu-
ment, or Profit of any Kind or Amount
whatever from the Province is attached,
shall not be eligible as a Member of the
Legislative Assembly of the respective Proy-
ince, nor shall he sit or voto as such; but
nothing in‘this Section shall make ineligible
any Person being a Member of the Exccu-
tive Council of the respective Province, or
holaing any of the following Offices, that is
to say, the Offices of Attorney General, Se-
cretary nad Registrar of the Province,
Treasurer of the Province, Commissioner of
Crown Lands, and Commissioner of Agri-
culture and Public Works, and in Quebec
Solicitor General, or shall disqualify him to
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
sit or vote in the House for which he is
elected, provided he is elected while holding
such Office.
84. Until the Legislatures of Ontario and
Quebec respectively otherwise provide, all
Laws which at the Union are in force in
those Provinces respectively, relative to the
following Matters, or fa them, namely,
—the Qualifications and Disqualifications of
Persons to bo elected or to sit or vote as
Members of the Assembly of Canada, the
Qualifications or Disqualifications of Voters,
the Oaths to be taken by Voters, the Return-
ing Officers, their Powers, and Duties, the
Proceedings at Elections, the Periods during
which such Elections may be continued,
and the Trial of controverted Elections and
the Proceedings incident thereto, the vaca-
ting of the Seats of Members and the issuing
and Execution of new Writs in case of
Seats vacated otherwise than by Dissolu-
tion, shall respectively apply to Elections
of Members to serve in the respeciive
aeelantye Assemblies of Ontario and Que-
ec.
Provided that until the Legislature of
Ontario otherwise provides, atany Election
for a Member of the Legislative Assembly
of Ontario for the District of Algoma, in
addition to Persons qualified by the Law of
the Province of Canada to vote, every male
British Subject, aged Twenty-one Years or
u wards, being a stouseholder, shall have a
ote.
85. Every Legislative Assembly of Ontario
and every Legislative Assembly of Quebec
shall continue for Four Years from the Day
of the Return of the Writs for choosing the
same (subject nevertheless to either the
Legislative Assembly of Ontario or the
Legislative Assembly of Quebec being soon-
er dissolved by the Lieutenant Governor of
the Province), and no longer.
86. There shall be a Session of the Legis-
lature of Ontario and of that of Quebec
once at least in every Year, so that ‘I'welve
Months shall not intervene between the
last Sitting of the Legislature in each Pro-
vince in one Session and its first Sitting in
tho next Session.
87. the following Provisions of this Act
respecting the House of Commons of Cana-
da shail extend and apply to the Legislative
Assemblies of Ontario and Quebec, that is
to say,—the Provisions relating to the Elec-
tion of a Speaker originally and on Vacan-
cies, the Duties of the Speaker, the Absence
of the Speaker, the Quorum, and the Mode
of voting, as if those Provisions were here
re-enacted and made applicable in Terms to
each such Legislative Assembly.
4. Nova Scotia AND NEw Brunswick.
88. The Constitution of the Legislature of
each of the Provinces of Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick shall, subject to the Pro-
visions of this Act, continue as it exists at
the Union until altered under the Authority
of, this Act: and the House of Assembly of
New Brunswick existing at the passing of
this Act shall, unless sooner dissolved, con-
ike for the Period for which it was elect-
ed.
5. ONTARIO, QUEBEC, AND Nova Scoria.
89. Each of the Lieutenant Governors of
Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia shall
cause Writs to beis ued for the First Elec-
tion of Members of the Legislative Assembly
thereof in such Form and by such Person as
he thinks fit, and at such Time and address-
ed tosuch Returning Officer as the Governor
General directs, and so that the First Elec-
tion of a Member of Assembly for any Electo-
ral District or any Subdivision thereof shall
be held at the same Time and at the same
Places as the Election for a Member to serve
in the House of Commons of Canada for
that Electoral District.
6. Tne Four PROVINCES.
90. The following Provisions of this Act
respecting the Parliament of Canada, name-
ly,—the Provisions relating to Appropria-
tion and Tax Bills, the Recommendation of
Money Votes, the Assent to Bills, the Disal-
lowance of Acts, and the Signification of
Pieasure on Bills reserved,—shall extend
and apply to the Legislatures of the several
Provinces as if those Provisions were here
re-enacted and made applicable in ‘Terms to
the respective Provinces and the Legisla-
tures thereof, with the Substitution of the
Lieutenant Governor of the Province for
Governor General, of the Governor q
for the Queen and for a Secretary of st
of One Year for Two Years, and of the Py
ince for Canada.
VI. DisTRIBUTION OF LEGISLATIVE Poy}
RS,
Powers of the Parliament.
91. It shall be fawful for the Queen,
and with the Advice and Consent oft
Senate and house of Commons, to m
Laws for the Peace, Order, and good ¢
ernment of Canada, in relation to all
ters not coming within the Classes of §
jects by this Act assigned exclusively tot
Logislasures of the Provinces; and
greater Certainty, but not so as to restr
the Generality of tho foregoing Terms ¢
this Section, itis hereby declared that (1
withstanding anything in this Act) thea
clusive Legislative Authority of the Parl
ment of Canada extends to all Mattgl
coming within the Classes of Subjects nay
hercin after euumcrated ; that is to say,
1, The Public Debt and Property.
2. The Regulation of Trado and Cop
merce.
8. The raising of Money by any Mode
System of Taxation.
4. The borrowing of Money on the Py}
lic Credit.
5. Postal Service.
6. The Census and Statistics.
7. Militia, Military and Naval Servia
and Defence.
8. The eet ofand providing for the Sap
ries and Allowances of Civil and othe
Officers of Government of Canada.
9. Beacons, Buoys, Lighthouses, ai
Sablo fsland.
10. Navigation and Shi ping.
11. Quarantine and the Establishment a
Maintenance of Marine Hospital,
12. Sea Coast and Inland Fisheries,
18. Ferries between a Province and ay
British or Foreign Country or betwy
Two Provinces.
14. Currency and Coinage.
15. Banking, Incorporation of Banks, an
the Issue of Paper Money.
16. Savings Banks.
17. Weights and Measures.
18. Bills of Lxchango and Promissoy
Notes.
19. Interest.
20. Legal Tender.
21. Bankruptcy and Tnsolvensy,
22. Patents of Invention and Discovery.
23. Co dil sabe
24. Indians, and Lands reserved for th
Indians,
25. Naturalization and Aliens.
26. Marriage and Divorce,
27. The Criminal Law, except the Constite
tion of Courts of Criminal) Jurisdiction, bit
speluing the Procedure in Criminal Mw
ers.
28. The Establishment, Maintenance, ani
Management of Penitentiaries.
29. Such Classes of Subjects as are expres
ly excepted inthe Enumeration of the Clas
es of Subjects by this Act assigned exclr
sively to the Legislatures of the Provinces.
And any Matter coming within any of th
Classes of Subjects enumerated in this Seo @
tion shall not be deemed to come within the
Class of Matters ofa local or private Natur
comprised in the Enumeration of the Class
of Subjects by this Act assigned exclusively
to the Legislatures of the Provinces.
Exclusive Powers of Provincial Legisle
tures.
92. In each Province the Legislature may
exclusively make Laws in relation to Mat
ters coming within the Classes of Subject!
next hereinafier enumerated; that is t
say,—
Y'The Amendment from Time to Time,
notwithstanding anything in this Act, ot
the Constitutica of the Province, excepta
regards the Office of Lieutenant Governor.
. Direct Taxation within the Proviace
in order to the raising ofa Revenue for Pr
vincial Purposes.
8. Tho borrowing of Money on tho sole
Credit of the Province,
4. The Establishment and Tenure of Pro
vincial Offices aud the Appointment and
Payment of Provincial Officers.
6. The Management and Sale of the Pub
9, Shop, 8
her Licenses in
pvenue for Provin
a. Lines of Stea
a, Canals, Teleg
' Undertakings
~ th any other or
extending beyon
ce and any Britig
, Such Works a
e within the Pro
Canada or for t!
ore of the Provin
11. The Incorporg
Provincial (
, TheSolemniz
Province,
. Property and
vince.
aon,
6. Generally all)
private Nature in
b3. In and for eacl
e may exclusively
Education, subjec
lowing Provisions
.) Nothing in al
Hicially affect any
pect to Denomin
ly Class of Person
ovince at the Uni
2.) All the Powe:
sat the Union |
osel in Upper ¢
hools and School '
man Catholic St
Me are hereby e:
nt Schools of the
man Catholic Sul
8.) Where in any
parate or Dissent
wat the Union o
by the Legislatu
ppeal shail lie to t
uncil from any J
ovinclal Authorit
Hvilege of tho
holic Minority ¢
relation to Educ:
4.) In case any 8
m Time to Time
neral in Council
ution of the Prov
made, or in ca
bvernor General it
der this Section |
B proper Provin
half, then and in
only as the Cire
huire, the Parliam
medial Laws for t!
ovisions of this §
m of the Goverr
der this Section,
Wformity of La
Scotia, and
» Notwithstand
Parliament of C
h for the Unifort
W3 relative to Pr
Ontario, Nova §
(Domrviggpne mony. |
» Lands belonging to the Province and of
Timber and Wood thereon.
ecretary of st s, The Establishment, Maintenance, and
8, and of the f anagement of Public and Reformatory
sons in and for the Province.
7, ‘The Establishment, Maintenance, and
EGISLATIVE Pom agement of Hospitals, Asylums, Chari-
»s, und Eleemosynary Institutions in and
the Province, other than Marine Hos-
16 Province for
Governor (ens
rliament. the
or the Queen, ig, Muncipal Institutions in the Province.
d Consent oft ). Shop, Saloon, Tavern, Auctioneer, and
mmons, to m
r, and good (
lation to all
ther Licenses in order to the raising of a
svenue for Provincial, Local, or Municipal
nrposes.
16 Classes of § MY Local Works and Uv‘ertakings other
exclusively tot n such as are of the fe '. sing Classes:—
vinces; and fa. Lines of Steam or er Ships, Rail-
t 80 as to restry 4, Canals, Telegraphs, and other Works
‘egoing Terms (i ‘i Undertakings connecting the Province
leclared that (aia Mth any other or others of the Provinces,
this Act) thea extending beyond the Limits of the Pro-
rity of the F cet
1s to all Mattaiimmy, Line of Steam Ships between the Prov-
of Subjects nay ce and any British or Foreign Country:
that is to say, Such Works as, although wholly situ-
Property. e within the Province, are before or after
eir Execution declared by the Parliament
Canada to be for the general Advantage
Canada or for the Advantage of Iwo or
pre of the Provinces.
21. The Incorporation of Companies with
Provincial Objects.
N2, TheSolemnization of Marriage in the
Province,
13, Property and Civil Rights in the Pro-
vince.
14, The Administration of Justice in the
Trado and Cop!
by any Modeq'
ney on the Pi
tics.
d Naval Serva
ding for th
of Civil ant be ovince, including the Constitution. Main-
nt of Canada, nance, and Organization of Provincial
ighthouses, urts, both of Civil and of Criminal Juris-
s » MUR tion, and including Procedure in Civil
ing. tters in those Courts.
stablishment aa 5. The Imposition of Punishment by
rine Hospitals, ne. Penalty, or Imprisonment for enforc-
Fisheries, Law of the Province made in rela-
rovince and ay any Matter coming within any of
untry or betwe se8 of Subjects enumerated in this
von,
., 6. Generally all Matters of a merely local
om of Banks, and private Nature in the Province.
pney. Education.
p3. In and for each Province the Legisla-
e may exclusively make Laws in relation
Education, subject and according to the
lowing Provisions :—
1.) Nothing in any such Law shall pre-
Hicially affect any Right or Privilege with
pect to Denominational Schools which
y Class of Persons have by Law in the
ovince at the Union:
2.) All the Powers, Privileges, and Du-
8 at the Union by Law conferred and
i osel in Upper Canada on the Separate
hools and School Trustees of the Queen’s
man Catholic Subjects shall be and the
me are hereby extended to the Dissen-
nt Schools of the Queen’s Protestant and
man Catholic Subjects in Quebec r
8.) Where in any Province a System of
parate or Dissentient Schools exists by
Wat the Union or is thereafter establish-
by the Legislature of the Province, an
peal shail lie to the Governor General in
uncil from any Act or Decision of any
ovincial Authority affecting any Right or
a Pot Mis A ad cai or Koman
nority of the Queen’s Su
elation to Education: See
4.) In case any such Provincial Law as
m Time to Time seems to the Governor
neral in Council requisite for the due Ex-
ition of the Provisions of this Section is
made, or in case any Decision of the
vernor General in Council on any Appeal
der this Section is not duly executed by
R proper Provincial Authority in that
alf, then and in every such Case, and as
only as the Circumstances of each Case
Quire, the Parliament of Canada may make
medial Laws for the due Execution of the
ovisions of this Section and of any Deci-
m of the Governor G f
der this Section, General in Council
iformity of Laws in Ontario, Nova
Masel and New Brunswick.
» Notwithstanding anythin inthis Act
Farliament of Cavade maa foako Provi.
mrt aa gm of al or any oF the
roperty and Civil Rights
Datario, Nova Scotia» and New Bruns
nd Promissoy
vency.
nd Discovery,
eserved for th
ept the Constite
urisdiction, bet
h Criminal Mae
nintenance, an
ies,
8 as are expres
ion of the Clas
assigned exclr
the Provinces,
ithin any of th
ted in this Se
ome within the
private Natur
Dn of the Classe
ned exclusively
ovinces.
neial Legisle
egislature may
elation to Mab
ses of Subject!
ed; that is te
‘ime to Time,
this Act, of
ince, excepts
hant Governor.
the Proviace
pvenuo for Pro
by on the aol
Tenure of Pro
ointment and
he of the Pub
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
wick, and of the Procedure of all or any of
the Courts in those Three Provinces, and
from and after the passing of any Act in that
Behalf the Power of the Parliament of Can-
ada to make Laws in relation to any Matter
comprised in any such Act shall, notwith-
standing anything to this Act, be unre-
stricted ; but any Act of the Parliament of
Canada making l’rovision for such Uniform-
ity shall not have effect in any Vrovince
unless and until it is adopted and enacted
as Law by the Legislature thereof.
Agriculture and Immigratwon.
95. In each Province the Legislature may
make Laws in relation to Agriculture in the
Province, and to Immigration into the Prov-
ince; and it is hereby declared that the
Parliament of Canada may from Time to
Time make Laws in relation to Agriculture
in all or any of the Provinces, and to lmmi-
gration into all or any of the Provinces;
and any Law of the Legislature of a Prov-
ince relative to Agriculture or to Immi-
ration shall have effect in and for the Prov-
nee as long and as far only as it is not
repugnant to any Act of the Parliament of
Canada.
VII. Judicature.
96. The Governor General shall appoint
the Judges of the Superior, District, and
County Courts in each Province, except
those of tho Courts of Probate in Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick.
97. Untilthe Laws relative to Property
and Civil Rights in Ontario, Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick, and the Procedure of
the Courts in those Provinces, are made uni-
form, the Judges of the Courts of those
Provinces appointed by the Governor Gen-
eral shall be selected from the respective
Bars of those Provinces,
98. The Judges of the Courts of Quebec
shall be selected from the Bar of that Prov-
ince.
99. The Judges of the Superior Courts
shall hold Office during good Behaviour,
but shal be removable by the Governor
General on Address of the Senate and House
of Commons.
100. ‘Ihe Salaries, Allowances, and Pen-
sions of the Judges of the Superior, District,
and County Courts (except the Courts of
Probate in Nova Scotia and New Lruns-
wick), and of the Admiralty Courts in Cases
where the Judges thereofare for the Time
being paid by SaJary, shall be fixed and pro-
vided by the Parliament of Canrda,
101. The Parliameut of Canada may, not-
withstanding anything in this Act, from
time to time provide forthe Constitution,
Maintenance, and Organization of a General
Court of Appeal for Canada, and for the
Establishment of any additional Courts for
the better Administration of the Laws of
Canada.
VIII. Revenves, Dents, Assets, TAXA-
TION,
102. All Duties and Revenues over which
the respective Legislatures of Canada, Nova
Scotia, and New Brunswick before and at
the Union had and have Power of Appre-
riation, except such Portions thereof as are
by this Act reserved to the respective Legis-
latures of the Provinecs, or are raised by
them in accordance with the special Powers
conferred on them by this Act, shall form
Ono Consolidated Revenue Fund, to be ap-
ropriated for the Public Service of Canada
nthe Manner and subject to the Charges in
this Act provided.
108. The Con olidated Revenue Fund of
Canada shall be permanently charged with
the Costs, Charges, and xpenses incident
to the Collection, Management, and Receipt
thereof, and the same shall form the First
Charge thereon, subject to be reviewed and
audited in such Manner as shall be ordered
by the Governor General in Council until
the Parliament otherwise provides.
104. The annual Interest of the Public
Debts of the several Provinces of Canada,
Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick at the
Union s17]1 form the Second Charge on the
Consolidated Revenue Fund of Canada,
105. Unless altered by the Parliament of
Canada, the Salary of the Governor General
shall be Ten thousand Pounds Sterling
Money of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, Raya le out of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund of Canada, and
the same shall form the Third Charge
thereon.
106. Subject to the several Payments by
this Act charged on the Consolidated Re-
venue Fund of Canada, the same shall be
appropriated by the Parliament of Canada
for the Public Service.
107. All Stocks, Cash, Banker’s Balances,
and Securities for Money Belonging to each
Province at the Time of the Union, except
as in this Act mentioned, shall be the Lro-
perty of Canada, and hall be taken in Reduc-
tion of the Amount of the respective
Debts of the Provinces at the Union.
108. The Public Works and Property of
each Province, enumerated in the Third
Schedule to this Act, shall be the Property
of Canada,
109. All Lands, Mines, Minerals, and
mp beep belonging to the several Provinces
ofCanada, Nova Scotia, and New Bruns-
wick at the Union, and all Sums then due
or paysble forsuch Lands, Mines, Minerals
or Royalties, shall belong to the several
Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick in which the same are
situate or arise, subject to any Trusts exist-
ing in respect thereof, and to any Interest
other than that ef the Province in thesame.
110. All Assets connected with such Por-
tions of the Public Debt of each Province
asassumed by that Province shall belong
to that Province.
111, Canada shall be liable for the Debts
and Liabilities of each Province existing at
the Union.
112. Ontario and Quebec conjointly shall
be liable to Canada for the Amount ey)
by which the Debt of the Province uf Canada
exceeds at the Union Sixty-two mi!lion five
hundred thousand Dollars, and shall be
charged with Interest at the Rate of Five
per Centum per Annum thereon.
113. The Assets enumerated in the Fourth
Schedule to this sAct belonging at the
Union to the Province of Canada shall be
the Property of Ontario and Quebec con-
jointiy.
114. Nova Scotia shall be liable to Canada
for the Amount (if any) by which its Public
Debt exceeds at the Union Eight Million
Dollars, and shall be charged with Interest
at the Rate of Five per Centum per Annum
thereon.
115. New Brunswick shall be lIfable to
Canada for the Amount (if any) by which
its Public Debt exceeds at the Union Seven
Million Dollars, and shal] be charged with
Inierest at the Rate of I’ -e per Centum per
Annum thereon.
116. In case the Public Debt of Nova
Scotia ai.d New Brunswick do not at the
Union amount to Eight Million and Seven
Million Dollars respectively, they shall re-
spectively receive by half-yearly Payments
in advance from the Government of Canada
Interest at Five per Centum per Annum
on the Difference between the actual
Amounts of theirrespective Debts and such
Be og re Amounts.
17. The several Provinces shall retain all
their respective Public Property not other-
wise disposed of in this Act, subject to the
Right oF Canada to assume any Lands or
Public Property required for Fortifications
or for the Defence of the Country.
118. The following Sums shall be paid
yearly by Canada to the several Provinces
tor the Support of their Governments and
Legislatures :
Ontario.......... Eighty thousand
Quebec aeeees .... Seventy thousand
Nova Scotia...... Sixty thousand
New Brunswick...Fifty thousand.
Two hundred and sixty thousand;
and an annnal Grant in aid of each Prov-
ince shall be made, equal to Eighty Cents
er Head of the Population as ascertained
»y the Census of One thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-one, and inthe Case of Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, by each subse+
quent Decennial Census until the Population
of each of those two Provinces amounts to
Four hundred thousand Souls, at which
Rate such Grant shall thereafter remain.
Such Grants shall be in full Settlement of
all future Demands on Canada, and shall be
aid half-yearly in advance to each Prov-
nee; but the Goverment of Canada shall
deduct from such Grants, as against any
Province, all Sums chargeable as Interest
Ao owe ets
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RECTORY. ]
on of the Intercolonial Railway is easen-
al to the Consolidation of the Union of
ritish North America, and to the Assent
hereto of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
p ve consequently agreed that Pro-
oa thould bet made for its immediate
onstruction by the Government of Canada:
herefore, in order to give effect to that
wreement, it shall be the Duty of the Gov-
ment, and Parliament of Canada to
nvide for the Commencement, within Six
‘onths after the Wnion, of a Railway con-
scting the River St. Lawrence with the
ty of Halifax in Nova Scotia, and for the
pnstruction thereof without Intermission,
1 the Completion thereof with all practi-
ble Speed.
XI, ADMISSION OF OTHER COLONIES.
146, It shall be lawful for the Queen, by
with the Advice of Her Majesty’s Most
pnourable Privy Councii, on Addresses
m the Houses of the Parlioment of Can-
,and from the Houses cf the Respec-
e Legislatures of the Colonies or Provinces
HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
North Riding of Waterloo.
South Riding of Waterloo.
80. North Riding of Brant.
81, South Riding of Brant.
82, North Riding of Oxford,
83. South Riding of Oxford.
84, East Riding of Middlesex,
Cit1zs, Parts oF CITIES AND Towss,
35. West Toronto,
36. East Toronto.
87, Hamilton,
88, Ottawa.
39, Kingston,
40. London.
28.
29,
41. Town of Brockville, with the Township
of Elizabethtown thereto attached.
42. Town of Niagara, with the Towhship of
Niagara thereto attached.
43, Town of Cornwall, with the Township
of Cornwall thereto attached,
B.
NEW ELECTORAL DIVISIONS.
103
68. The South Riding to consist of the
Towhships of Blanchard, Downie,
South Easthope, Fullarton, Hibbert,
god the Villages of Mitchell and Ste.
arys,
The County of Wellington, divided into
Three Ridings, to be called respectively
North, South, and Centre Ridings :—
69. The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of Amaranth, Arthur,
Luthar, Minto, Maryborough, Peel,
and the Village of Mount Forest.
60. The Centre Riding to consist of the
Townships of Garafraxa, Erin, Era-
mosa, Nichol, and oan bea and the
Villages of Fergus and Elora,
61. The South Riding to consist of the
Town of Guelph, and the Townships
of Guelph andPuslinch,
The County of Norfolk, divided into Two
Ridings, to be called respectively the South
and North Ridings :—
62, The South Riding to consist of the
Townships of Charlotteville, Hough-
ton, Walsingham, and Woodhouse,
44. The Provisional Judicial District of
Algoma,
The County of Bruce, divided into Two
Ridings, tu be called respectively the North
and South Ridings :—
45, The North ttiding of Bruce to consist
Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island,
d British Columbia, to admit those Col
les or Provinces, or any of them, into the.
on, and on Address trom the Houses of
> Parliament of Canada to admit Rupert's
md and the North-western Terrritory, or
with the Gore thereof.
68. The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of Middleton, Townsend,
and Windham, and the Town of
Simcoe.
. The County of Haldimand to consist
ame, as della
Sessions of &
Quebec repay
y of the Ach
une as dei
Tnion the us
la’’ ins
ada’? insteadg
Writ, Prove
ter, or ‘Thig
e.
nder the Greg
ida issued bei
a Time whiet
vhether relati
er Canada, or
eral Maitersa
shaN be ande
ct as if the li
which is auth
ogislature of
issued under
ince of Can
Province, or!
vor Canada,’
he Union ms
overuor of
3 Subject Ma
Seal thereof;
such Pr
eral Matters
A shall beande
Eflect in Ont
ad not beens
Hiament of Cau
hnd continue
1d of Quebee,
djustment of
is, Properties,
nd Lower
itrament Ot
y the Gover
vernmentot |
pment )
Arbitrator
Hiament 0
itario and
utor chosen bf)
iall not be as
in Quebee.
neral in C0
dev that sucha
anid Diy
Panada vl
hd delivered &
svernor of Qt
y
"the Prov
by to be app
ships in tho
bee an whic VT
ly constituted,
her of them into the Union on such Terms
d Conditions in each Case as are in the
dresses expressed and as the Queen thinks
to approve, subject to the Provisions of
s Act; and the Provisions of any Order
ouncil in that Behalf shall have effect as
they had been enacted by the Parliament of
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
and.
7. In case of the Admission of New-
ndland and Prince Edward Island, or of
er of them, each shall be entitled toa
presentation in the Senate of Canada of
or Members, and (notwithstanding any-
Ing in this Act) in case of the Admission
ewfoundland, the normal Number of
ators shall be Seventy-six and their
ximum Number shall be Eighty-two; but
Ince Edward Island when admitted shall
feemed to be comprised in the third of
Three Divisions inte which Canada is,
lation to the Constitution of the Senate,
ded by this Act, and accerdingly, after
Admission of Prince Edward Island,
pther Newfoundland is admitted or not,
Representation of Nova Scotia and New
swick in the Senate shall, as Vacan-
occur, be reduced from Twelve to. Ten
Mbers respectively, and the Representa-
of each of those Provinces shall not be
eased at any Time beyond Ten, except
er the Provisions of this Act for the
bointment of Three or Six additional
tors under the Direction of the Queen.
SCHEDULES.
THE FIRST SCHEDULE,
Electoral District of Ontario.
A,
STING ELECTORAL DIVISIONS.
CountTIEs.
6. Carleton.
7. Prince Edward.
8. Halton.
9, Essex.
rescott.
Heugarry,
jormont,
indas,
wussell,
RIDINGS OF COUNTIES.
North Riding of Lanark.
outh Riding of Lanark.
of the Townships of Bury, Lindsay.
Eastnor, Albemarle, Amabel, Arran,
Bruce, Elderslie, and Saugeen, and
the Village of Southampton.
43, The South Riding of Bruce to consist
of the Townships of Kincardine (in-
cluding the Village of Kincardine),
Greenock, Brant, Huron, Kinross,
Culross and Carrick,
The County of Huron, divided into Two
Ridings, to be called respectively the North
and South Ridings :—
47, The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of Ashticld, Wawanosh,
Turnberry, Howick, Morris, Grey,
Colborne, Hullet, including Village
of Clinton, and McKillop.
48. The South Riding to consist of the
Town of Goderich and the Townships
of Goderich, Tuckersmith, Stanley,
fiay, Usborne, and stephen.
The county of Mi tdlesex, divided into
Ridings, to be eslled respectively the North,
West, and East Ridings :—
4). The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of MeGillivray and Bid-
dulph (taken from the County of
Huron) and Williams East, Williams
West, Adelaide, and Lobo.
. The West Riding to consist of the
Townships of Delaware, Carradoc,
Metcalf, Mosa, and Ekfrid, and the
Village of Strathroy.
61. The tuast Riding to consist of the
‘Townships now embraced therein, and
be bounded as it is at present.
. The County of Lambton to consist of
the Townships of Bosanquet, War-
wick, Plympton, Sarnia, Moor, Ennis-
killen, and Brook, and the Town of
Sarnia.
. The County of Kent to consist of the
‘Townships of Chatham, Dover, East
Tilbury, Romney, Riuleigh, and Har-
wich, and the Town of Chatham,
. The County of Bothwell to consist of
the Townships of Sombra, Dawn, and
Euphemia (taken from the County of
Lambton), and the Townships of Zone,
Camden with the Gore thereof, Or-
ford, and Howard (taken from the |
County of Kent).
The County of Grey, divided into Two
North Riding of Leeds and North Rid- | Ridings, to be called respectively the South
ing of Grenville.
uth Riding of Leeds.
outh Riding of Grenville.
ast Riding of Northumberland,
est pene of Northumberland (ex-
cepting thereiom the ‘Lownship of
South Monaghan.)
st Riding of Durham.
est Riding of Durham.
orth Riding of Ontario.
jouth Riding of Ontario.
66. The North Ridin
and North Ridings :—
65. The South Riding to consist of the
Townships of Bentinck, Glenelg, Art-
emesia, Osprey, Normanby, Egre-
mont, Proton, an74 Melancthon.
to consist of the
Townships of Collingwood, EKuphra-
sia, Holland, Saint-Vincent, Syd-
enham, Sullivan, Derby, and Keppel,
Sarawak, and Brooke, and the Town
of Owen Sound. .
Two Ridin
of the Townships of Oneida, Seneca,
Cayuga North, Cayuga South, Rayn-
ham, Walpole, and Dunn,
. The County of Monck to consist of the
Townships of Camborough and Moul-
ton, and Sherbrooke, aud the Village
of Dunville (taken from the County
of Haldimand), the Townships ot
Caistor and Gainsborough, (taken
from the County of Lincoln), and the
Townships of Pelham and Wainfleet
(taken from the County of Welland),
. The County of Lincoln to consist of
the Townships of Clinton, Grantham,
Grimsby, and Louth, and the Town
of St. Catherines.
The County of Welland to consist of
the Townships of Bertie, Crowland,
Humberstone, Stamford, Thorold,
and Willoughby, and the Villages of
Chippewa, Clifton, Fort Erie, Thor-
old, and Welland.
. The County of Peel to consist of the
Townships of Chinguacousy, Toron-
to, and the Gore ot Toronto, and the
sien of Brampton and Streets-
ville.
. The County of Cardwell to consist of
the Townships of Albion and Caledon
(taken from the County of Peel) and
the T. wnships of Adjala and Mono
(taken from the County of Simcce).
The County of Simcoe, divided into Two
Ridings to be called respectively the South
and the North Ridings :—
70. The South Riding to consist of the
‘Townships of West Gwillimbury, Te-
cumseth, Innisfil, Essa, Tosorontio,
Mulmur, and the Village of Brad-
ford,
71. The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of Nottawasaga, Sunni-
dale, Vespra, Flos, Oro, Medonte.
Orillia, and Matchedash, Tiny and
Tay, Balaklava and Robinson, and
the ‘Towns of Barrie and Colling-
wood,
The County of Victoria, divided into Two
Ridings, to be called respectively the South
and North Ridings :—
72. The South Riding to consist of the
Townships of Ops, Mariposa, Emily,
Verulam, and the Town of Lind-
say.
73. The North Riding to consist of the
Townships of Anson, Bexley, Carden,
Dalton, Digby, Eldon, Fenelon, Hin-
don, Laxton, Lutterworth, Macaulay
and Draper,Somerville and Morrison,
Muskoka, Monck and Watt (taken
from theCounty of Simcoe), and any
other surveyed Townships lying to the
North of the said North Riding.
The County of Peterborough, divided into
, to be called respectively the
ast Riding of York.
Vest Riding of York,
orth Riding of York,
orth Riding of Wentworth.
outh Riding of Wentworth.
t Riding of Elgin.
est Riding of «lyin,
The County of Perth, divided into Two | West and Kast Riding :—
Ridings, to be called respectively the South | 74. The West Riding to consist of the
and North Ridings :— ‘Townships of South Monaghan (taken
67. lhe North Riding to consist of the from the County of Northumber-
Townships of Wallace, Elma, Logan, land), North Monaghan, Smith, and
Ellice, Mornington, and North Last- Ennismore, aud the Town of Peter:
hope, and the Town of Stratford, borough.
5s thereot.
p RAILWAY
rovinces of (i
vy Brunswick!
that the Cole
104 HISTORICAL SKETCHES. [Domrston
DIRECTORY, ]
%. The East Riding to consist of the| Every Town andincorporated Village ox- | Kamouraska,
Townships of Asphodel, Belmont and | isting at the Union, not specially mentioned | Aylmer,
Methuen, Douro, Dummer, Galway, | in this Schedule, is to be taken as Part of the | Law Society, Upper Canada.
Harvey, Minden, Stanhope and Dy- | County or Riding within which it is locally | Montreal Turnpike Trust.
RAILRO,
sart, Otonabee, and Snowden, and | situate, University Permanent Fund. ‘ ‘ Ith
the Village of Ashburnham, and any Royal Institution. Bhowing all the p'
other surveyed Townships lying to Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund, Uy Province conn
-" gee nortly of tha aald Reet Helng, THE SECOND SCHEDULE. © Canada. Mialdnal Loan Beat connections in
6 County of Hastings divided into three onaolidated Municipa an Wand,
Ridings, to Bo called respectively the West, | Z/ectoral Districts of Quebec specially Canada, ? ate
East, and North Ridings :— fixed, Agricultural Society, Upper Canada, .
76. The West Riding to consist of the
Lower Canada Legislative Grant,
Town of Belleville, the Township of
CouNTIES OF uebeo Fire Loan,
Sydney, and the Village of Trenton. | Pontiac. Shefford. emiscouata Advanco Account, »—By Grand Trunk
77. Tho East Riding to consist of the | Ottawa. Stanstead. Quebeo Turnpike ‘Trust.
Townships of Thurlow, T'yendinaga, | Argenteuil, Compton. Education—East,
and Hungerford. Huntingdon. Wolfe & Richmond, | Building and Jury Fund Lower Canads BRMBearborouzh..
78. The North Riding to consist of the | Missisquoi. Megantic. Municipalities Fund.
Zownshipe of Rawdon, Huntingdon, | Brome. Lower Canada Superior Education Ing
Madoc, Elzevir, Tudor, Marmora, Town of Sherbrooke. Fund.
and Lake, and the Village of Stir-
ling and soy other surveyed Town-
ships lying to the North of the said THE THIRD SCHEDULE. THE FIFTH SCHEDULE.
0) AWG»
North Riding. wmanville,
79, Tho County of Lennox to consist of | Provincial Public Works and Property to OATH OF ALLEGIANCE, Connects with N a
be Towsalalye of & phmond Adel be the Property of Canada. I, A. B., do swear, That I will be fait ingston, and other Pc
phustown, rn sburg, Canals, with Lands and Water Power | 2nd bear true Allegiance to Her ¥ mnction Railway, and
South Fredericksburg, Ernest Town,
and Amherst Island, and the Village
of Napanee.
1,
si connected therewith, Queen Victoria.
2. Public Harbours. Notr.—The name of the King or Q
80. The County of Addington to consist 8. see Hh and Piers, and Sable} og tye United Kingdom of Great Britain
of the Townships of Camden, Porte | : y reland for the Time being is to be substi
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Effingham, Abinger, Miller,Canonto, Railways and Railway Stocks, Mort-
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Denbigh, Loughborough and Bed- Lo a Pre rig Debts due by Rai DECLARATION OF QUALIFICATION, MAME UEONR: eee
ford. ,
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= a rowreine or Kingston, Wolle, 8. Custom Hours, Post Offices, and all rine date aunlited 40 be toptiak
Connects with B,
by Law duly qualified to be appointe ‘
Island, Pittsburg and Howe Island, ecw 3 public Buildings, except such as Member of the Sonate of Canada lores nia for Milwaukie, Mi
and Storrington. the Government of Canada ppproprie Case may be), and that I am legally ore
The County of Rentrew, divided into Two on for the Use of the Provincial tably seized, as of Frechottl for my on aot BUFFALO n
Ridings, to be called respectively the South |) >. 6 slatures and oa and Benefit, of Lands or Tenements held Mile
and North Ridings i— ; . bir sds transferred by the Imperitl| Free and Common Socage (or seized or Erle..eesessve
82. The South Riding to consist of the porernment and known as Ordnance | gessed for my own Use and Benefit of Mesiscvssustovene
Townships of McNab, Bagot, Blith-
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fold Brougham, forton Adrnaston, | 10+ Armouries, Drill Sheds, Military Cloth- | Wotuce tus she Case may be); tn the Porm ge oe
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Grattan, Matawatchan, Griffith, ing, and Munitions of War, and Lands | o¢ Nova Scotia (or as the Case may be, o¢ ines :
Lyndoch, Raglan, Radcliffe, Brude- set apart for general Public Pur- | the Value of four thousand Dollars over Connects with
nell, Sabastopol, and the Villages of poses. above all Rents, Dues, Debts, Mortgig cts with J at
derich for Kincardine,
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Townships of Ross, Bromley, West- THE FOURTH SCHEDULE. and that, I have: not collusively oF colou Pine W
meath, Staflord, Pembroke, ere ‘ obtained a Title to or become possessed —By Great Western R
| force, "Alice, Petawawa, Buchanan, Annet to 04 Grace prudent Ontarto and the said Lands and Tenements or any
South Algone, North Algona, Fraser, thereof for the Purpose of enabling met
) McKay, Wylie, Rolph, Head, Maria, | Upper Canada Building Fund. come a Member of the Senate of Canad
| Clara, Haggerty, Sherwood, Burns, | Lunatic Asylums. as the Case may be), and that my Real
and Richards, and any other sur- | Normal School. Personal Property are together worth ki
4 veyed Townships lying North-wester- | Court Houses, Lower Canada. thousand Dollars over and above my D
®/ ly of the said North Riding. Montreal. and Liabilities.
Connects with A,C
mNIAGARA SU
TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE ARBA, POPULATION, DEBT, REVENUE, EXPIRE Sie
DITURE, AND IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF CANADA. :
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a Nova Scotia 18,660 276,117 830,857 1.82 875,511 bs LONDON weet,
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ua | ——
Connects with a Brand
Total...ccccoccccsccssesvececees| 877,045 2,812,181 8,000,561 | .....sseceeeeeeee| 8,879,812 4,018
By Northern Railway
Miles
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' IMPORTS, EXPORTS.
Revenue [Expenditure | ——_—— | Popnta- | Revenue | Expendl-| port per | Imports | Duty per} En enport........,
@xclnding that excluding PublicNeht, tiontothe per head | ture per head of pee head heid of | pay On...
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Connects with A,R
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DIRECTORY. ] ONTARIO ROUTES.
Prepared for the Dominion and Provinejal Directories by P. A, Crossby.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO,
howing all the places, with their distances, on each; as also all the Routes in the United States with which those in the
Province connect. Toronto being the chief city in the Province, and the means of transport very frequent, no direct
connections in regard to that city require to be noticed.
Railway Routes are designated by /etters ; Steamboat Routes by numbers,
»—By Grand Trunk Railway, from TORONTO castward to—
Miles, R ,
Newcastle.... 47 | Belleville........00.. 11 Morrisburg... 6.4.5
Newtonville.... . «eee 54) Shannonville 2 Aultsville......0++
+. 63 | Tyendinaga... . 19 y 2 Farran's Point
Cobourg ... .. 69] Napanee .... . 185 ‘kvi o8 Dickinson's
Grafton .. .oe+ 77) Ernestown.......+++. 146] Maitland...
Colborne... « 84 | Kingston....... 31 | Prescott Junction..... Cormwalless. cceeevee
oeoree Brighton.... 92 | Ballantyne’s. ...... 19 | Edwardsburg. .e..e eee Lancaster...
owmanville., 37 ‘Trenton 101 | Gananoque....... b
Connects with N at Scarborough, F at Port Hope, @ at Cobourg, EE at
ngston, and other Ports on Lake Ontario and River St. Lawrence. Will also connect at Belleville with the proposed Peterborough Grand
pnction Railway, and at Whitby, with the Whitby and Port Perry Railway,
om TORONTO westward to—
Miles. |
Limehouse Petersburg ....s. eee 69 | Thorndale 128
Acton West........65 85 | Baden London Widder (Thedford)... 137
Rockwood... ..» 41) Hamburg..... — 146
Shakspeare... 2) St, Mary’s - 98) Camlachie
Stratford... ....ceeeee. 88) Grantone.se eee eee 108 | Sarnia... wecceeecees
St. Mary’s..... soveee « 98} Lucan ..eccsseeseeres
Ailsa Craig
Connects with By C, J, Ly Ny 1, 2 and 8 at Toronto; C, Lat Weston; BB, MM at Guelph ; BB, Hi at London; with Steamers at
nia for Milwaukie, Mackinac and Chicago, and at Detroit with Detroit and Milwaukie, Michigan Central and Michigan Southern Railways,
om BUFFALO northwestward to—
Miles. |
sees - 2) Dunnville 38 | Onondaga,.......+ ws 6 eves cannes 2 | Mitchell .....ceeeeee
9| Canfleld.......... eee 3} Cainsville........ cues Carron Brook... ...... 133
19 | Cook's. ...e00s veeye Brantford Tavistock Seaforth......... eevee 189
25 | Caledonia .....eeee ees O | Paris. . csccccssrsceee Stratford CHINON seeeeeeeeeeeee 148
32 | Middleport B5 | Richwood.... «+. +. 89 | Sebringville Goderich,..,,,...++.++ 160
Connects with J at Fort Erie, I at Port Colborne, BB at Paris, the New York Central and Erie Railways at Buffalo, and Steamers at
derich for Kincardine, Inverhuron, Port Elgin, Southampton, Port Bruce, &c, Will alao connect with the Canada Air Line Railway at
hfield, and with the proposed Southern Railway at Fort Erie.
—By Great Western Railway, fom TORONTO westward to—
Miles. Miles, Miles. Miles, Miles,
7 | Oakville see. 21] Wellington Square.,.. 32] Waterdown.......... 385] Hamilton............. 39
13 | Bronte.. seeeeee 26
Connects with A, Cy Jy Ly Ny 1, 2 and § at Toronto.
m NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE westward to—
Dondas,...esseeees }| Monnt Brydges.......
Copetown ... ae Woodstock.. +. 91 | Longwood 7
Lynden... Beachville. 3 | Appin..... Baptiste Creek..
Harrisburg. . eee ; a F ee Stoney Point....
Paris.... shes eee Newbury..... § | Belle River......ee5.
) Princeton ........ .«. 79] Londou.. 9 | Bothwell... ...seeeees 161 | Windsor.......see008 229
milton 3 | Arnolds (Goble’s).... Komoka ive ches Thamesville, ... .... Detroit........seee00+ 280
Connects with A at Paris; A, HM at London ; I at St. Catharines ; at Suspension Bridge with New York Central, Niagara Falls, Canan-
pua, Erie and Elmira Railways; at Detroit with Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and Detroit and Milwaukie Railways, and with
y Steamers up and down the St. Clair and Detroit rivers for Cleveland, Sandusky, Port Huron, &c. A branch line of the Great Western
Wway—called the Canada Air Line—is now in course of construction from Glencoe to Aylmer 38 miles, thence to Canfield 64 miles,
mn HARRISBURG northward to—
Miles. Miles. Miles,
MchtOn....64e05.. 6 | Preston.........e0e.. 16] Guelph...... escceees 27] Elora.....
nisseeerereevecees 12} Hespeler...ssssceeeee 19]
Connects with A, ML at Guelph,
m LONDON westward to—
Miles, Miles. Miles, Miles.
10 | Kerwood.....+ s+... 26 | Wanstead............ 42] Petrolia Junction..... 46] Sarnia........ ve
20 | Watford ............. 33] Wyoming....... 45 | Mandaumin.,.,...... 51
Connects with a Branch Line at Wyoming for Petrolia, distant six miles ; and with A at Sarnia,
By Northern Railway of Canada, from TORONTO northward to—
Miles. Miles. Miles.
AUTOTA.... eee eeee 30 | Gilford.........+60++. 49] Allandale...... seeees 63 | Now Lowell. ....s0005
as Newmarket....... Lefroy....scesesseses 52 seveees 64] Staymer........sseeeee
: 14 | Holland Landing..... Bell Ewart 53 | Harrisons... ...-+++. 68 | Batteaux......
hmond Hill... 18 | Bradford.....sseseees Bramley ........c0+++ 66 | ANQUB.seseeeeeeeee> 73] Collingwood.....-.++-
g. oversees Scanlons, ,,...eseeeee.
Connects with A, B, J, L, Ny 1, 2 and 8 at Toronto; 9 at Bell Ewart; 12 and 18 at Collingwood. The Toronto, Simcoe and
Koka Junction Railway, which is in process of construction to Washago, will connect with this road at Barrie. A branch line ig alee
ted from Collingwood to Meaford.
11
106 ONTARIO ROUTES.
DinECTORY. |
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES JN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO—Continued.
D,—By St Lawrence and Ottawa Railway, from PRESCOTT northward to—
Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles. »~By Canadian Navi
Prescott Junction.... 2] Oxford....ccccesees-s 16] Osgoode... eooores Gloucester (Cunning. ObtAwA.. corcrerccees f Mi
Spencerville ......++. 9 | Kemptville...,....... 22] Rossiters.... 87 hams)...+++ soveeees, 43 a
roto »
rt Whitby. ...
Connects with BB gq
ingston ; A, Eat Br
Connects with A, 1 and 2 at Prescott, also with Ferry to Ogdensburgh, thence vid Ogdensburgh and Lake Champlain Railway (,
Rouse’s Point, Boston, &c,; with § at Kemptville, and with K, 3, 4 and 6 at Ottawa,
E.—By Brockville and Ottawa Railway, from BROCK VILLE northward to—
* Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles. | Mile »—By Canadian Navig|
Grand Trunk Junction, 1} Bell’s....cececeseeees 18) ————————— | Ferguson's. creeeeeess 88 | Smedden’s.ceceseeeess 9 Mil
Pairfleld ......ceeceee 5 Welford.. errr 16 | Smith's Falls......... 28] Franktown...s..seee8 87 | Pakenham... wees. &
Clark’s...cceceeeeeeee 7 | Trish Creek (Jasper 8). 21| Pike 7 covccesoees 84] Beckwith ....0.... vee 41 | Arnprion. sc ccecceees
rye covccccoece 10 | StOFY’S. ..ccccececeess 66| Perth,, seee ceeee 40) Carleton hese oe 46 | Sand Points. .sssse H
Telly’B.cccceeeees seee 12 | Smith's Falls,.....05 . 2)—_—————— | Aimonte. coverse OBI
Connects with J at
at Prescott ; at Oswe
vkett's Harbor with W
Connect with A, 1 and 2 at Brockville; 5 at Smith's Falls; M at Carleton Place ; 4 a nd ‘Point. A small Steamer makes ts
weekly trips on the Mississippi river, between Carleton Place and Ennisville,
F.—By Midland Railway of Canada, (late Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway), from PORT HOPE northward to—
Mies {Miles, mie, | Miles, Miles. My —By Ottawa River Ni
Quay’s.... sooee 5] Summit.. eeeeees Brunswick... ..eceveees 26] OMeMee...ceeee vee, BB) LINdSAY. ceeeseeeeess,
Perrytown.. oe, 9| Millbroo a 1B | Franklin. 28 | Kelly’see.seeee sooner Beaverton. ever & ckingham
Campbell’s..ssccecee+ 10] Bethany seoreceeesees 24 saan Abe ee a
wwn's, Papineauville
From POR TjHOPE northeastward to— BONG secrvevccoes
Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles, th Connects with Dy, i
Quay’s.... . Campbell’s,.....++++++ 10] Millbrook...... ooenee 18 | Peterborough......... Lakefield. ....seeeees, repens 4
Perrytown.. +» 9] Summit... coccee 15] Fraserville.......00.. 28 —By Union Forwardir
Connects with A, J, and with Steamer for Rochester, at Port Hope; with stages at Peterborough and Lakefield to Haliburton, Bobew Mild
geon, Rice Lake, Keene, Hastings and Marmora; ond with Steamers at Lindsay to Port Perry, Prince Albert, Fenelon Falls, Bobcaygee
Flinn’s Landing and Coboconk. The iron is now being laid to Beaverton, when this road will connect, by Steamer, with Orillia, the Muskoi
district, and the Northern Railway for Collingwood and Toronto,
Connects with ID, I
G.—By Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora Railway, from COBOURG northward to— Havelock, 8 miles, cot
Baltimore 5, Braden's 9, Harwood 14, Rice Lake and River Trent to Narrows (by Steamer) 40, Blairton 48 miles. ;
~By Rideau Canal Ste
Connects with A, 1 at Cobourg, and with Steamers at Harwood (Rice Lake) to Peterborough, Keene, Hastings, Marmora, &c, Mile’
xa,—By London and;Port Stanley Railway, from LONDON southward to— a4
Miles, Miles. Miles, Miles. ila :
Pond Mills. .ccseereee Westminster, South... St. Thomas......0000- White’s...secveeeeees 20] Port Stanley......5.. 2 §
Westminster, North... Yarmouth,...... oonee
Connects with My 1,
It should be here obs
3 to places not within |
Connects with A, BB at London, and at Port Stanley with Sicamers for Cleveland, and North Shore Transportation Co's, line of Steams
for Montreal,
X.—By Welland Railway, irom PORT DALHOUSIE southward to—
acai Miles.
St. Catharines........ Allanburg .......0005
Thorold (Meritton) .. Port Robinson........
Connects with nee: Port Colborne, IB at St. Catharines, 8 at Port Dalhousie; and with Railways at Buffalo for all points in the U
States,
—By Bay of Quinté Ste
Miles. Miles
Wellands. sessseceeees 17
Miles.
Port Colborne......6. 25 | Baffalo.cssseeeeevees
Connects with My ‘7:
By Bay of Quinté anc
J.—By Erie and Niagara Railway, (leased by Great Western Railway), from TORONTO to Niagara (29 miles) by Steamer, thence wet
ward by Rail to— Kine
Miles, Miles, Mis meeevi
Fort Ea@c...cceeeeees ‘
Queenstown. ......066 Niagara Falls........ 13] Black Creek.. coe 24 Buffalo (by Ferry).... #
Suspension Bridge.... Chippewa........66 oe Li
Connects with A at Fort Erie.
l Point
Connects with A at E
By Steamer, daily, fre
Port Dalhousie, 30 mil
Connects with A, IB,
K.—By Canada Central Railway, from OTTAWA westward to—
Le Breton Flats 1, Britannia 6, Bell’s Corners 84, Stittsville 143, Ashton 23}, Appleton 26, Carleton Junction 284 miles,
Connects with D, 3, 4 and 5 at Ottawa; E at Carleton Junction; A and 1 at Brockville. By Steamer, daily, frc
Miles.
L.—Dy Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway, from TORONTO northwestward to— kon's Po'nt, 19
Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles, Mis Bolsters sev saee 21
Weston ...ssevseeeee 9 | Bolton. .s..ssseeee eee 27] Charleston........008. 41} Orangeville ...eseeeee 49 | Arthur..ccceseeeceere Connects with © at B
Woodbridge.......6+. 164) Paisley..ss.sessse06 83] Alton..... vesvcvccsee 46| Luther. ..ssccccceeces 61 | Mount Forest... i ke Rosseau
Klineburg........... 21 re
Connects with A, © at Weston. In 1872 this road will be extended to Durham and Owen Sound, and Kincardine. By Steamer, daily, f
; Miles.
M.—By Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway, from GUELPH northward tc= ns Point. tteeeeees 8
Elora 13, Fergus 16, Alma 24, Harriston 47 miles. peebridge . Shan ‘es 1%
Connects with A, Bat Guelph.
; ’ I +—By Steamer, daily, f,
N.—By Toronto and Nipissing Railway, from TORONTO northeastward to— Dott... 6, “e
Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles, umes Pint. 10
Scarborough Junction, 9] Markhim......secees. 22} Uxbridgessssescseeeee 41] Cannington......665. 60 | Portage Boddy: » can Wervve cerns 15
Agincourt......+.+e+- 14] Stouffville............ 29] Wick..... coreeeeeee 5G} Woodville. ..ss.sseee6 63 | Coboconk. «+++ Connects with stages a
Unionville.....+.+68e 19 | Goodwood...........5 85] Sunderland.......0... O4 ATG ccccsvsevecces 87 Moose Factory «+++
H Barrie; also, with Mi
Connects with A at Scarborough. This road is to be built to Lake Nipissing, 240 miles, , x
urton, Bobeap
8, Bobcaygen
» the Muskea
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pRECTORY. ] ONTARIO ROUTES.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO—Continued,.
,~By Canadian Navigation Company's Royal Mail Through Line, daily, from HAMILTON eastward to—
Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles
kvilleveseecseerees 24] Bowmanville.......-+ 86] Kingston ..ssceeeeees 210] Prescott. ceceeseeeees 278 Dickinson's Landing. 3 316
PONEO vs vere .+» 45] Port Hope..... 108 | Gananoqne......+++++ 233) Matilda... sees 294 | COPMWALL. ceeeeeceeee B26
ort Whitby. . cccoecee 12 | CODOUTE sever cecceces 115| Brockville ......+..+. 267 | Williamsburgh ......- 802 | Montreal ......sseees 408
Connects with HB at Hamilton; A, BB, ©, J, L, N and 8 at Toronto; A, F at Port Hope; A, Gat Cobourg; A, 5, 6 and 7 at
ingston ; Ag" Eat Brockville, and A, D at Prescott,
.—By Canadian Navigation Company's Express Line, daily, from LEWISTON eastward to—
Miles. Miles, Miles. Miles, Miles.
eeoee 7 | Sackett’s Harbor 203 | Alexandria Bay,...... 273 | Prescott. ...eeeeseees+ 806) Dickinson's Landing,, 352
. 43) Cape Vincent,........ 221 | Brockville,.... cee eee 202] Matilda. .cceccceceees SQL] COrmwall.ccccccessves B92
} . 98 | Kingston. . +++ 286 | Morristown... .» 204 | Willlamaburgh....... 830] Montreal.,........e05 434
WOLOseeeeeeeeerees 168 | Olayton.... 260 | Ogdensburgh.....+++. 804
Connects with J at Niagara; A, BB, ©, J, Ly Ny 1 and 8 at Toronto; A, 1, 5, 6 and 7 at Kingston; A, E at Brockville; A,
at Prescott ; at Oswego with Syracuse and Burlington Railroud ; at Rochester with New York Central Railroad ; at Cape Vincent and
okett's Harbor with Watertown Railroad ; at Ogdensburgh with Ogdensburgh and Lake Champlain Railroad,
—By Ottawa River Navigation Company's Steamers, and Carillon and Grenville Railway, daily, from OTTAWA eastward to—
Miles. | Miles, Miles. Miles, Miles,
nekingham .. +++: coe 18] dle er 59) C 76 | Hudson. ssscceeseoeee O2 | St. AMNS. 00. cone 08
29 | 68 | Rigaud D ee »» 08 | Lachine, .
i 76 | Pointe aux Anglais... s seeee OF} Montreal...
pjor's seeeeeeeeees 46 | |
Connects with Dy Ky, 4 and § at Ottawa.
—By Union Forwarding and Railway Company’s Steamors, daily, from @WLA WA westward to—
sues rhe Miles. Miles. Miles,
epg 36 | Bonnechere ... os }| Cobden... seeeee 75 | Point Alexander......
14 9 | Farrel’s....scssevees Pembroke , ‘ fi6 | Moor’s.
22 48 | Gould's Landing §2 | Petawawa, seesee LOO | Des Joac HiMS.e ceeeees
fi 25 | Sand Point, os 49 | Portage du Fort...... 68 | Fort W illiam.. seveeeee 112 | Rochcaptain........65 166
pslow (Quio)....+++. 83 | Bristol |
Connects with Dy Ky, 3 and 5 at Ottawa; Kat Arnprior and Sand Point. Omnibusses leave Portage du Fort after arrival of Steamer
Havelock, 8 miles, connecting there with Steamer for Chapeau Village, 53 miles above Portage du Fort.
—By Rideau Canal Steamers, from KINGSTON northeastward, bi-weekly, to—
oe Miles, — Miles. | Miles.
In ngston Mills Seeley’s Bay......... » 28] Portland ......e06. 50 | Matheson .eseeeeeeees 69) Kemptville.sseseeeees 96
Lower Mills. ;| Morton t Oliver's Ferry. 55 | Maitlands....... 70 | Long Island,......... 112
Upper Mills. 18 | Newborough 88 | Port Elmslic........ . | Merrickville.......... 79 | Black Rapida,........ 117
¥ 27 | Tathmus ...ceeseeeeee First Rapids 32 | Clow's Quarry 80 | Hog'’s Back... eeeeeeee 120
80 | Narrows... 42 | Smith’s Falls........ é AH Nicholson's. ..... cooee 82) Hartwell’s,....ccscece 122
82 | Westport .rcseseccves Edmunds ......066 «+» 66 | Burritt’s Rapids 85 | OULAWAL ..seseeeoveeee 126
Connects with Ay 1, 2, 6 and 7 at Kingston; Dat Kemptville; E at Smith’s Falls; and D, KR, 3 and 4 at Ottawa,
It should be here observed that this is a cheap but tedious route, and, therefore, chiefly used in carrying freight, and transporting passen-
3 to places not within reach of Railways,
—By Bay of Quinté Steamers, daily, from BELLEVILLE eastward to—
Miles, Miles. Miles. | Miles. | Miles,
Prt Portsseseeeeees 12] PICTON. ceverereeeeees 86 | Adolphustown, ....+ 44 | ick: +» 50) Amherst......ee000.. 65
. 20] Stone Mills........... 41 | Marysburgh.........+ 45 | Bath. ccccscccceovecee G0} Kingaton,..ecccceesss 78
Dblin’s Mills........ 26 \
Connects with A, '7 at Belleville, and A, 1, 2, 5 and 7 at Kingston,
By Bay of Quinté and River St. Lawrence Steamboat Company’s Steamers, weekly, from TRENTON eastward to—
Miles. Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles.
14 | Picton 51 | Kingston. ...ssseceees D1 | Prescott.. seseee + 153 | Dickinson's Landing... 195
16 | Adolphustown ....... 59} Gananoque .....++eee+- 110] Matilda...... 9 | Cornwall seeee 207
28 | Bath oo. 0 weceeeeeeee 73] Brockville.........006 143] Williamsburgh..eeoee 179] Montreal ........0045 289
sees BS
Connects with A at Belleville, Kingston, &c.; IE at Brockville, and D at Prescott.
--By Steamer, daily, fron TORONTO westward to—
Port Dalhousie, 30 miles,
Connects with A, IB, Cy J, Ly Ny 1 and 2 at Toronto, and I at Port Dalhousie.
By Steamer, daily, from BELL EWART, on Lake Simcoe, to—
Per Miles, votes’ Miles, Miles,
Kson's Ponte. see Beaverton. . we... 80] Hawkstone 35] Atherly...cccceccscee 47 | OFillia...scseseeeeeee 50
Bolster, , wat’ a1 Barrie 32
Connects with Cc at Bell Ewart and Barrie; and with stages for Gravenhurst and Steamers for Washago, and Ports on Lake Muskoka and?
ke Rosseau,
.—By Steamer, daily, from GRA VENHURST, on Lake Muskoka, to—
ite Miles. Miles.
ah teeeccee Point Kaye 16 : Point Pleasant... ... Rossean and Ashdown, 34
veee 13 | Port Carling. . vee veeeeees Port Sandfield........ ; | Head f Lak ae
pecbtidge vessel) 16 : sa ee
g Point... Miles,
By Steamer, daily, from BRACEBRIDGE, on River Muskoka, to—
Miles. Miles. Miles. Miles. | Miles,
seceseese 3] Gravenhurst .......6. 16) Bala. ..ccceeeeesseeee 21] Point Pleasant....... 26) Rosseau and Ashdown, 383
. o Port Carling......... 20] Windermere.......... 25 | Port Sandfield........ 27 | Head of Lake Josey Dee’ 42
5
Connects with stages at Gravenhurst for Washago, and the Steamers on Lake Simcoe which connect with Northern Railway at Bell Ewaré
i Barrie ; also, with Midland Railway at Beaverton, and with stages at Rosseau for Parry Sound and the Nipissing and Maganatawan
q atry,
25 Ep en crertineee 25
ss
a eee
108
ONTARIO ROUTES.
[ Dommioy: Dingorory. |
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO—Continued,
12.—By Steamer, daily, from COLLINGWOOD, on Georgian Bay, to—
Meaford 24, Cape Rich 43, Leith 48, Owen Sound 50 miles,
Connects with © and 13 at Collingwood, and with Steamer to Colpoy's Bay at Owen Sound,
Byng Inlet.
SHOWING 1
This Steamer also makes @ weekly trip»
18.—By Royal Mail Steamers, every fifth day, from COLLING WOOD to—
Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles, Mile
Manitowaning ....... 150] Bruce Mines,......... 20 | Michipicoten......... Marquette, Mich,..... Fort William. ..+..... 1%
Killarney ..sceeeseeee Sault Ste, Marie., .,. 840 | Neepigon River,......
Connects with C and 12 at Collingwood, and with Lake Superior Steamers at Sault Ste. Marie,
free grant districts of Parry Sound,
PASSAGE LINES ACROSS THE UPPER ST, LAWRENCE AND UPPER LAKES,
BETWEEN
Fort Erie, Chippawa, Port Colborne, Port Dover and Buffalo,
Port Burwell, Port Stanley, Cleveland, Moore and St. Clair,
Windsor and Detroit.
Windsor and Amherstburg, Colchester, Kingsville, Leamington,
Sarnia and Port Huron, Milwaukie, Mackinac, North Port and | Collingwood and Owen Sound, Parry Sound and Fort William
Chicago,
PASSAGE LINES ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO,
BETWEEN
Toronto, Port Dalhousie and Niagara,
Colborne, Brighton, Cobourg, Port Hope, Bowmanville, and Rochester
and Oswego.
ST, LAWRENCE RIVER FERRIES,
BETWEEN dolphustown
Kingston and Wolfe Island. Prescott and Ogdensburgh. BINCOUPE ss ereeees
Rockport " Alexandria Bay, Williamisburgh ‘ Waddington. ilsa Craigie !
Brockville bie Morristown. Cornwall Wd St. Regis. inleyville....esees
STAGE CONNECTIONS,
Arnprior—To Balmer’s Island, Shamrock and Renfrew,
Aurora—'To Kettleby, Schomberg and Lloydtown.
Barrie—To Penetanguishenc, Gravenhurst and Bracebridge.
Belleville—To Bannockburn, Madoc, Eldorado, Thanet, Bogart,
Bridgewater, Allen Settlement, Flinton, Foxboro, Halloway, Harrold
and Plainfield.
Berlin—To Waterloo, St. Jacob’s, Elmira, West Woolwich, Al-
Jansville, Hawksville, Bridgeport, Woolwich, Winterbourne, Heidel-
berg, St. Clements, Crosshill, Mannhein and Millbank.
Bowmanville—To Hampton, Enniskillen, Williamsburgh, Ce-
sarea, Scugog Lake and Hayden,
Bradford—To Bond Head, Hockley, Sheldon and Loretto.
Bram pton—To Shelburne,
Brighton—To Hilton,
Bronte—To Palermo and Milton.
Chatham-—tTo Blenheim, Rondeau, St. Thomas and Wallace-
burg.
Clinton—To Belgrave, Londesboro and Marnock.
Cobourg—To Bomanton, Roseneath and Gore’s Landing.
Collingwood—To Nottawa, Duntroon, Singhampton, Maxwell,
Flesherton, Priceville, Durham, Hanover, Walkerton, Clarksburg,
Thornbury, Meaford, Owen Sound and Saugeen.
Dunnville—To Port Dover and Fisherville,
Elora—To Goldstone, Goldin and Carlsruhe,
Fergus—To Alma, Bosworth, Harriston, Clifford, Walkerton,
Drayton, Hollis, Rothsay, Arthur, Mount Forest, Durham and Owen
Sound,
Galt—To Clyde, Killian, Crieff and Puslinch,
Georgetown—To Salmonville, Glenwilliam, Brisbane and Con-
ingsby.
Gilford—To Cookstown, Rosemont and Mansfield.
Goderich—To Amberly, Kingsbridge, Lucknow, Tiverton, Port
Albert, Kincardine, Underwood, Port Elgin, Southampton, Dungannon,
Nile, Belfast and St. Helens.
Grimsby—To Smithville and Welland Port.
Guelph—To Aberfoyle, Bosworth, Dromore, Formosa, Durham,
Walkerton and Owen Sound.
Ingersoll—To Salford, Mount Elgin, Tilsonburg, Staffordville,
‘Vienna and Port Burwell.
Irish Creek—To New Bliss, Toledo, Frankville, Merrickville and
Kilmarnock.
The Letter or Pigui
This line also makes a weekly trip to th
PASSENGER'S
|
Town, Village, &c.|
Port Stanley and Amherstburg, Sandwich, Windsor, Detroit, St, Clair, |
Sarnia, &c,
Windsor and Chatham, St. Clair, Sarnia, Goderich, Kincardine, Por
Bruce, Saugeen (Southampton) and Lake Superior,
Aberarder,....cs66 |
Aberfoyle... a
Abingdon...
Aboyne
Acacia ri
cton Westies |
Adam's Corners...
Adams Mills....... (
‘Adamsville :
bAdare arr
ddison... tee
delaide ..ccccceoee
dmaston,
Owen Sound and Colpoy's Bay.
Kingston and Backett’s
Rochester,
Cape Vincent, Harbor, Oswego sai
irli@ ..see eee
Alberton...
Ibertville.
Ibion,.... i
Aldborough E
King —To Nobletown, King Creek, Laskey and Bond Lake.
Kingston—To Harrowsmith, Colebrook, Bell Rock, Verona, Mo
cow, Petworth, Glenvale, Inverary, Chaffey’s Mills, Westport, Sunbury,
Cataraqui, Rockwood, &c,
Lefroy—To Churchhill and Cherry Creek,
Lindsay—To Dunsford, Bobcaygeon, Cameron, Rosedale and
Coboconk,
London—To Clinton, Lucan, Belmont, Exeter and Delaware,
Lucan—To Devon,
Mitchell—To Listowell.
Napanee—To Arden, Tamworth, Colebrooke and Clark’s Milla
Newmarket—To Sharon, Queensville, Keswick, Sutton, Geo
gina and Beaverton,
Orillia—To Bracebridge and Rugby.
Paris—To Ayr, Burford, Scotland, Round Plains and Simcoe,
ldershot ...ccceeee | M
Aldervil iN
Alexand WG
Alfred...
Igonquin., G
linaville...
llan Park,.
Allanbank .........)N¢
Hlanburg .....e0!
Allandale Mi
Allendale
Perth—To Balderson, Doran, Glen Tay and Lanark, aA llenford «Br
Peterborough—To Ashburnham, Warsaw, Haliburton, Bob ie ie He
caygeon, Rice Lake, Norwood, Keene, Hastings and Marmora. j ii Onville......., ‘Pr
Port Credit—To Cookaville, Springfield and Streetsville. BOD sss sreveeeey Bs
Port Dover—To Jarvis, Hagersville, Caledonia and Hamilton; | ir
Simcoe, Waterford and Brantford ; Simcoe, Scotland and Paris; Man "lar
ticoke, Selkirk and Dunnville ; Simcoe, Vittoria, Port Rowan and Bu & ve :
well, YO
Preston—To Berlin. . ve
Richmond Hill—To Patterson and Richmond Hill Village. Pe
Sand Point—To Renfrew and Shamrock. seo (On
Sarnia—To Logierait, Colinsville, Birkhole and Ossian. ie
a
Seaforth—To Formosa, Wroxeter, Vesta, Ethel, Outram si mberley.,, ‘ Hu
Walkerton. mbleside. Bru
Staymer—To Creemore, Banda and Avening. : [Pri
St. Catharines—To Niagara. Ad
Vag
St. Mary*s—To Mitchell and Motherwell. i383
Stratford—To Brunner and Gad’s Hill.
St. Thomas—To Aylmer, Fingal, Vienna, &c.
Thamesville—To Bridgetown, Selton and Morpeth. s Cors.|We
ndrewsville ...... Lan
Whitby—To Brooklin, Myrtle, Manchester, Prince Albert, Bort .. {Sim
lia, Port Perry (on Lake Scugog), and Sonya. rin Oar
Windsor—To Maidstone, Galesville, North Ridge, Kingsville al MAME PPIn...... .|Mid
Olinda. prieby .|Hal
Woodstock—To Burgesville, Otterville, Newark, Strathalls pieton .. ee
and Norwichvillee j © 9 BBBBBRPIY svesseses Pete
Dinzorory. | ONTARIO ROUTES.
TABLE OF ROUTES
SHOWING THE PROXIMITY OF THE RAILROAD STATIONS AND LANDING PLACES
TO THR
CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES OF ONTARIO,
wokly tripw
Mile
+ SPREE BF EE
The Letter or Pigure after the Names, inthe Third Column, shows the Route in which the Places are to be found in the accompanying ...,
y trip to the —_— ——— TR eeeeeeeeeeeeesSsSSC*sSN
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, da Most convenient Point PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
, = —— accessible by | ne accessible by
|
Town, Village, &c,| County, Railroad or Steamboat. |/Town, Village, ke,| County, Railroad or Steamboat,
it, St, Cla, ene mernenneree | | eer eee ——_ —__ es
Abeorarder, cscs LAMDOON, cc ececees Camlachie, A APNO.c ceeereeeeceeees SUIMCOE uccceeeeeeeee | Barrie, C or 9
pardine, Put Aberfoyle. scence | Wellington... ‘e (Guelph, A, "Bor M ALden cecesceees ..| Addington... Napanee, A
‘iam AbINgdON .ss+sseeee| LAMCOIN .... cceeeeeee Wi inona, B Ardochu...cccceee Prontenac..cccccees Kingston, A or 1, 2 , 5,6,7
ADOY NC ssse veveveens Wellington... Klora, M Ardtretc... cccsceees SIMCOB.. eee cece ee Orillia, 9
Acacia... see NOPLON Kisses coseeeees Ingersoll, B APPZ ylO.cccceerceeees ViCHOLIAL cee ceees Lindsay, F, or Argyle, N
Acton A HAltonicceccceseeeee {Acton West, Ariadne... ceccceees LinCOIN cc ececcees Beamsville, B
Adam's Corners... Durham,...ceeeeee !Campbell’s, ALke Lice ceceeesecees Wellington......... Guelph, A, "B orM
Adams Mills......./Grenville...... ve Spe neerville, D ALKOMA. ce eeeeceeees [Lambton......ee Widder, A
Owwego wi damsville ....../Lanark ve. wee See Glen Tay Arkwright... Bruce , Goderich, A
Adare vee MId1O8@X.. eee .|Lucan, A Arlington ........ Simcoe Angus, C
UdISON sss seeeeeees LOOMS. eseee seeeeeees Bellamy's, Armadale. sceccccee YOK vcccccees Scarborough, A or N
delaide vee Middlesex ......6 Strathroy, B APMOW vcceceee ceee Bruce, socccssee sees Goderich, K
dmaston., Renfrew vos seccecees iBonnechere, 4 ArmstrongsFalls Muskoka........006 'Collingwood, 0
dolphustown. LENNOX. ssseesseeee! Adolphustow n, Gor 7 | Arnolds vce FOXPOPG crcceeccenes ‘See Goble’s Gorners
ZINCOULL, ss eeeeee SS YOPK veceeee acces intel Agincourt, N ALNOUE cceceee eevee CHOY sissorsecossnsccel See Holland Corners
ilga Craig... Middlesex......0/ Ailsa Craig, A ALNPPiOr .. seseeeeee Rentrew....ceceee Arnprior, E or 4
Ainley ville. HULON seeeeeseeceeees iSeaforth, A APOBsccccscserecccees Victorias cece Lindsay, F
MEO iiscursees 1 SIMCOE... eee Angus, O ALLOMESIA, cesceee CHOY cceecceeeeeennes See Flesherton
[bertOn v.ceeeeeees Wentworth......... ‘Dundas, B LAPUNUPcceeeeeeeeess Wellington... vee F ergus, M,or Arthur, N
Ibertville... cece. HSSOX sce eeeeseeeseen See Gosfield ARVA sscscsese coves MUU O80X..c0ccc0e, See St Johns
Ibion. . Cardwell, .. See Bolton [Ashburn....ee cee SONTAPIO Kcccee cee Whitby, A or 1
| Lake. ldboroug + Elgin... .. See New Glasgow /Ashburnham...... 'Peterborongh...... Peterborough, F
, Verona, Mot IDUPY sss veseeeees Prince Edward .../Belleville, A, 6 or 7 \Ashdown .....0 vee ViCtOriA woeecceeees Ashdown, 10 or 11
port, Sunbury, ldershot ..cceeeee Wentworth ........ Waterdown, B JASNZrOVE..ceeeeeee » Halton...........|Georgetown A
lderville.....e06 Northumberland ., Cobourg, A, @ or 1 [Ashley ..ccccee voee| GOV. .scecee covees . Owen Sound, 12
Alexandr » Glengary oo. | Lancaster, A lshion iaveavi [Carleton....ccccve Ashton, K
Rosedale 00d BARRA Ifred..c.csee seers Prescott... ...{Ottawa, D, K or 3, 4, 5 |) Ashworth Ontario neces Uxbridge, N
lgonquin,....« Grenville Maitland, A jor C lark’ s,E | Asselstine’s Mills Addington,........! Ernestown, A
Delaware, linaville SH OXPOPE. wrereee creer ‘See Strathallen \|Atha...... eanaw atten’ Ontario. cece Whitby, A
llan Park... Grey sesseeeeeees (OWen Sound, 12 JATHONS.ceeceeeceeees OMtario vic ceseeeeee |U xbridge.
Ilan Mills... ‘(Hastings .. venes(See Marlbank |Atherley ws. Ontario ...sscsccsees Whitby, A
Nark’s Mills llan's Mills ....+6 Northumberland , See Rylstone “Atherton... sess | Norfolk... w.. (Brantford, A
Sutton, Geo Allanbank ....... ..| Northumberland .|See Rylstone \Athlone............,|Cardwell wee Bradford, o
llanburg ...... ve Welland. .ceesseves .| Welland, I ‘Athol viuee’s « Glengary........./Cornwall,
Allandale Mills... \Peterborough...... i Peterborough, F Attercliffe.......0. Monek sbisogavnaneges Canfield, ry
Simcoe. Allendale......e0ee SIMCOE... eeeeeeee Allendale, C JAUDUPIL.. cee eee Fa ORO Miasansnceen es Goderich, A
Allenford .......6|/Bruce ....eeeeeeeeee {Owen Sound, 12 [AUGHTIM.......00006 |Lambton,........|Newbury, B
Allen settlement.) Hastings.........08 See Cooper |Augusta T’n hall.|Grenville, ........, Spencerville, D
burton, Bi} TAMA isonville........ Prince Edward...|Belleville, A, 6 or 7 |Aultsville.....ee .{Stormont Aultsville, A
mone HiStOM.... seeseeeee (SHMCOR ssseere sevens Gilford, ‘Aurora... 7” vs |York siiiMetenaatiavs Aurora, C
eville, AILOD sesessvse severe | POOL... cerseeeee serene Brampton, A “Avening.. seveseeeee SUMCOR,.. ..|Stayner, 0
d Hamilton) BABA IMA vssece sere |BPUCO vo ..ee seeveeeee| Goderich, A || AVON sesseeeeeseeees .. Middlesex .. Ingersoll, B
Paris; Ma MAMMAL w....0..0-e| Wellington... Alma, M !Avonbank ......06 |Per th... .. Stratford, A
pwan and Bit AA Irina we YORK. ceeeeeee veoee/Attrora, 0 |Avonmore ‘sseeaees Stormont .. .. (Cornwall, A
Almonte. .|Lanark ... ..|Almonte, E |Avonton ...... «Perth.. ../Stratford, A
Alport ... we | Victoria... .-|Alport, 10 or 11 rede PTTL |Elgin... ../St. Thomas, H
Hill Village. Alton., see [POOL cscs seeeeeeee| Alton, L AYE vresessee seseseoee| W aterloo ...ssesses, Galt, B
Altona. ve. {Ontario....ees.ee/Prenchman’s Bay, A VAyton.. soseuens caceses (Grey aac tiese ..|Collingwood, ©
Tyanley ..sessceses | GCVsssceseee seeeeees Owen Sound, 12 ‘Baby's Point ...... |Lambton .. (Sarnia, A or B
lvinston ...(|Lambton ........ ...|Strathroy, B [Baden veces ceceeees .|Waterloo.........../Baden, A
mberley.........../Huron toderich, A |Bagot ....... scene | Renfrew... .. {See Springtown
mbleside.., .. Bruce Fergus, M |Baileys Corners...| Hastings............|See Shanick
Ameliasburg......|Prince Edward...|Belleville, A or 6, 7 Baillieborough... .|Durham...... ...|Millbrook, F
mherst Island... Addington soeveeee .|Ernestown, A [Bala wacsessseee senses Victoria ............/Bala, LO or 11
ESSEX 0.0000 vevvesnee Windsor, B [Balaklava......0/BrUC@.....0.-00 See Glenlyon
Sieuses |Middlesex........... Strathroy, B Baldersom......se Lanark ............./Perth, E
aeeeeveas Wentworth......../Dundas, B Baldwin ............/Lennox..........e+.|Napanee, A
nderson Mills,...|Frontenac..........|Kingston, A or 1, 2,5, 6, 7) Ballantrae ....00..6|YOrK ...csseesseees ...{ Aurora, O
nderson’s Cors,| Wentworth......... See Black Heath |Ballantyne’ 8. deaeoons Grenville... Ballantyne’s, A
ndrewsville ...... LAnark....cceesecees Andrewsville, 5 |Ballinafad..........] Wellington Georgetown, A
HSIMCOR... eee eres Angus, © 'Ballycroy... ...|Frontenac .........|/Bethany, F
nn ...|Carleton....... ..{Pakenham, E Ballyduf.........+. .|Durham ............/See Glenvale
evens ‘ aerate seeeveeeee Appin, B Ballymote seeeseeee|Middlesex...........[London, A, B or H
. [Halton.........+e-/Bronte, B ‘Ballynahinch....../Simcoe ........ we (Bolton, L
ve lLanark ...ccceceeeee Appleton, K {Balmer Island.....|Renfrew ....... ....,Arnprior, E or 4
+ A ...!Peterborough, F ‘Balmoral............|Haldimand ...... ..|Caledonia, A
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
—s
Town, Village, &c. County.
Balsam oo... ececcoeee| ONtATIO. ss ceceeeee
Balsover.....+. Victoria ........85
Baltimore.......... Northumberland,
Bamberg... .|Waterloo.....eee
Banda..... . SIMCOE... Pay,
Bandon .|Huron....
Bangor... . /Ontario...
Bannockburn .. .. | Hastings. “a
Bark Lake .. .|Hastings
Barnett o...0s.000: AW ellington...
Barrie ...... Simcoe. seuedevas
Bartonville.........J Wentworth...
Batewana.. Algoma...
Bath .. .|Addington...
Batteaux .. .. (SIMCOE...
ONTARIO ROUTES,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
.|Whitby, A
-|Beaverton, F or 9
Baltimore, G
Petersburg, A
Stayner, C
+-/Clinton, A
-/Frenchman’s Bay, A
Belleville, A or 6, 7
-/Sand Point, K or "4
-|See Ennottville
++ (Barrie, C or 9
Hamilton, B or 1
-/Sault Ste Marie, 13
+ |Ernestown, A
| Batteaux, G
Battersea,...........(Frontenac.......... Kingston, Aorl
Bayfield ............/Huron ..... sees |Goderich, A
sescevcese’s [HUQ ssaceneveecsacail See Richmond
Beachburg .......5 Renfrew ............|Portage du Fort, 4
Beachviile ........./Oxford ...........+-|Beachville, B
Beamsville .........,/Lincoln ..... isioate Beamsville, B
Bear brook ......../Russell ww... jBuckingham, 3
Beaverton ........ JHONEATION ee eecees Whitby, A
Beckett Town.....]Welland., . See Effingham
Belfast ...........065 Huron... ...|Goderich, A
Belford ............./York 0... ...|Dutin’s Creek, A
Belgrave.. Huron......... (Clinton, A
Belhaven York... .| Newmarket, C
Bellamys Mills..../Lanark...... {See Clayton
Belleville ..........[Hastings ...........{Belleville, A or 6, 7
Bell Ewart......... Simcoe... .- {Bell Ewart, C
Bell’s Crossing....|/Leeds . .|Bell’s, E
Belle River........./Hssex......... ... {See Rochester
Bellfountain....... Cardwell... .{Charleston, L
Bellrock............/Frontenac, .|Ernestown, A
Bell’s Corners.....; Carleton ...... scl
Belmont .......e.08. Middlesex ........04/
Belinore........000. Huron... |
Benmiller........... Huron...
Bennie’s Corners,|Lanark ... ee
Bennington........ OXfOrd. eee |
Bensfort.......
Bensville..
Bentinck...
.. {Brant
.|Grey
Bentley wees [Kent, os.
Berkeley............;Grey
Berlin...... .| Waterloo...
../Huron .......
... (Stormont...
.|Welland....
Berne. ...
Berwick.
Bertie ...
Bervie....... [BLUCE voeecccceseeees
Bethany .. ve ]Durham..eeccecscees
Beverly .. wee [L@OUS ceecccsseseeeee
Bewdley .. .|Northumberland,
Billings Bridge ... Carleton ........06
Binbrook............ Wentworth ........
Bingham road.....| Haldimand
Birkhall............. Lambton .....
Birmingham......../Prontenac....... |
Birr.. seveeee |MIMGIOSOX cc ceeee |
Bishopsgate. wrote Brant ..seccocsscees
Bishop's Mills......] Grenville
Black Bank........ SIMCOE... eee se eees
Black Creek....... Welland...
Black Heath....... Wentworth.........
Blackhorse Cors..|Bruce...... saeen
Blackleys Cors...JOxford vce
Blair... cesses | WaterlOOw eee.
Blairton............, Peterborough...
Blantyresccecccce | GvOVccecseveeeareees
Blenheim............,]Kent wo.
Blessington.........|Hastings............
Bloomfield..........{|Prince E award...
Bloomingdale......| Waterloo...
Bloomington.......;) York ........
Bloom a ..| Norfolk
Bluevale... PAULON. ec ceeeeeee
Bly thus cece [HUPOM recesses
Essex vo...
Blytheswood
Northumberland .|
.|Bell’s Corners, K
| Dorchester,
B
Seaforth, A
«.|Goderich, A
.| Almonte, E
Beachville, B
Peterborough, F
Falkland
See Durham
Chatham, B
Owen Sound, 12
see
...|Berlin, A
.. Seaforth, A-
...|Dickinson’s Landing, A Briguton ...
See Ridgeway
Goderich, A
Bethany, F
See Delta
Port Hope, AorF
(Ottawa, D,
{See Halls Corners.
Cantield, A
.| Petrolia, B
Kit ngston, Aor], 2, 5,6,7, Broe kville.,
Lucan, A
Paris, A or B
Oxford, D
Stay ner, ©
Black C ‘reek, J
Caledonia, A
.|Goderich, A
See Burnville
Berlin, A
aren de F
Meaford,
AC hatham, R
i Shannonville, A
Brighton, A
Berlin, A’
.|Stouffville, N
Brantford, A
Seaforth, -
Clinton, A
Chatham, B
2,5, 6,7)
) Braemar
' Bramley
| Brampton.cecee
| Branchton....eee |
| Brandy
| Brantford
| Brechin
| Brewster
K or 3, 4, 5
‘Town, Village, &.
‘Bobcay geon........
|| Bondhead......
Bongard’s
Cors..
Bonnechire Point
| Bookton...
Borelia...c..ceseceeee
Bornholm .....
Boston,..... ihisseaus
Bosworth.....
Botany...
| Botehtown...
| Bothwell
| Boulter v.06. see's
| BOWED... eeeeee scene
| Bowling Green...
Bowmanville......
; Bowman’s Cors...
| BOWMOLE. ..seeeeee ee
| Bowood ....
| Box Grove...
| Boyne
Bracebrids
| Brad‘ord....
Crecek.....
Brentwood....
Breslau... see
Brewers Mills
Bridgenorth........|
Bridgeport. |
te a a .
Brighs u’s Cors...
| Bright Sedtiseseeshaces
.| Northumberland Brighton, A
avése sees (Ottawa, D, KX or 3, 4,6
... {Belleville, A or t, 7
[Ailsa Craig, A
Brighton..
| Brinkworth..
| Brinsley... secccceee
Brisbane ....
Bristol.......
| Britannia...
| Britannia...
| Broadhagen...
| Broadville
Brockton...
| Bronte. subosteseauesacns
Browns Corners..
| Brown's Corners.
| Brownsville........
| Brucefield...........
| Bruce Mines........
\Brudenell,........4.
Brunner ....eeseee
| Brunswick ...
| Bryanston ..
Buckhorn ..........
; Buckshot Mills...
Bullock’s Cors....
Burford.........00 +
Burgessville .......
Burgoyne...
Co
unty.
Victoria...
Prince
Renfrew
Bogart wc. seeeeeees Hastings... oes
Bolingbroke......../uanark v0.00
| Bolsover ...sse.| Victoria...
(Bolton £60 [POEL scsosasveeesveceel
Bolton Corners... Wellington
Bomanton..........| Northumberland,
ifdward|N
NorfolK.....00+s00008
Ontario...
Norfolk...
ies Wellington...
. Bothwell canbeses
(Simcoe .......e 6
Bothwell
Hastings...
Hastings..
Wellington.
Durham...
.. (See Mount Pleasant
[Domtoy
ee ET CTT:
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
.|Lindsay, F
Lellev ille, A‘
W estport, 5, or Perth,
../see Balsover
[See Cotswold
|Cobourg, A, G or 1
Bradford, C
Napanee, A
Bonnechere, 4
Woodstock, B
.|Whitby, A’
..|Mitchell, A
.... (Brantford, A
vers Elora, M
Thamesville, B
Bothwell, B
. | Belleville, A
See Mill Point
. Orangeville, L
a /Bowmauy ille,
A or!
Northumberl: ind. jSee P lainville
wovel!
s mcoe,
ae Middlesex...-..
York
..| Vietoriz
.|Simeoe
Oxford... ee
ee [SIMCOCL ee
.|Peel
Waterloo...
|) Norfolk seeee cee
/Brant
.|Frontei
Huron
Peterbc
Levee
1ac,
rough...
Waterloo... oe!
Adding
Lincoh
Waterloo...
Oxford
Oxford
Russell
.| Hastings...
Middlesex....
...| Wellington.,
.|Pontiac......
...|Carleton....
.|Perth..
\ITastings.
es York
Ontaric
... (Oxford
.{ Halton
ton,
Levees
Disses vvevccees
OntariO...ccccsecees
Simcoe
York
Oxtord
Huron ,.......
Algoma..
Renfrew.
.|Perth.
...|Durham....
.|Middlesex..
Kent...
Frontenac ..
Wentw
Brant...
Oxford ..
Bruce.....
teeeee
ee
orth..
|
See Duntroon
Ailsa Craig, A
a .. Scarborough, A
.. Bronte,
‘a Bracebridge, 10 or 1
.. Bradford, Cc’
.| Woods stock, B
.. Barrie, C
. Brampton,
. Branchton, B
.| Brantford, A
. [Bre antford, A
B
A
Orillia, 9
‘Brentwood, C
|Berlin, A
[Brewers
Peiec rborough, F
serlin, A
. Belleville, A or 6, 7
. see Jordan Station
.. (See i reeport
.. (Ingersoll, B
Bright, A
.. (Georgetown, A
Br istol, 4
\Mimico, B
[Britannia, K
iC arronbrook, A
ISee Rutlaidville
./Toronto j
.| Brockville, A, E or 1,2}
Bronte, B
iW hitby, A
Str: atford, A
.. (See Nassagaweya
Frenchman’s Bay, A
iSee Rosemont
.... {Richmond Hill, C
. Ingersoll, B
.../Clinton, A
...|Bruce Mines, 13
./Bonnechére, 4
... (Stratford, A
. Brunswick, F
Granton, A
‘|Chatham, B
.|Perth, E
Dundas, B
..|Brantford, A
snes “| Woodstock, B
..{Goderich, A
—
geanton NTT
DrrecTory. |
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c.
Burleigh ....
Burnamthorpe..
Burnbrae....
Burnley...
Burns v.sseeee
Burnstown..
Burnville..... secon
Burritt’s Rapids..
Burtch ssssseesoeees
Burton .. ate
Burwick .......00008
Bury’s Green...e!
Bushtield
Bushkong
Bhuttonville ..
Buxton...
PBYNG see soos
Byng Inlet
y Byron...
Cresarea ...
Cainsville .
CaintOWn.....seevee
Caistorville........
Calabogie ....000!
Calder...
Caldwell...
Caledon ....
‘aledon Eas
Caledonia vo... H
Caledonia Flatts.!P
Caledonia Sp¢
California Cors.
Calton ose lB
Camborne......se0. N
Cambray.. AV
Camden y
Camden East... | A
Cameron .. f
Camilla... AC
Camlachie ., L
me Campbellford....)N
Campbellton ...../0
Campbell's Cross| P
Vampbellville.....!H;
Campden vcs Li
Canard River....../ [Eg
Canboro.... ne
Canfield ..,
Cannifton ,
Canning...
Cannington
Cat munnock,,
C amarvon,,
(
ratraca Spgs. i
“{ttonbrook “
ng Place...!N
APSONDY wa,
‘arthage,.,,
itr ight..
Cashel...
OMINIOX Directory: ]
ant Point
e by
reamboat, Town, Village, &e. County.
B Burleigh .. ..| Peterborough...
be urnamthorpe [P eel. a
or Perth, E Burnbrae... ‘Northumberland
..|Northumberland.
avbaae ve Perth ccceecee sence
| Burnstown .. Renfrew .
G orl Burnville....s cecees pastors eaabed
Burritt’s Rapids.. Grenville...
4 BUrtcl sessseeceeeee| BPANE cseseeeeees
3 Burton ..|Durham...
Burwick v...ceeeeee/ YORK weveee
Bury’s Green......| Victor ia
: Bushtiel¢ Huron.
Bushkong .eceveee ‘Peterborough...
B Pees Buttonville ..eecee/YOrK ..cecceeee
‘Teasant Buxton... oe Kenticceceee
PBYNG eee one «Haldimand ..
Byng Inlet. |Algoma ....
nt Byron... aieuen |Middlesex
L Cresarea «| Durham
e, A or! Cainsville .....e-| Brant...
le Caintown.... .| Leeds ....
yn Caistorville. Lincoln vee
,A Calabogie ../Renfrew .
1A Calder... ..| Middlese rr
Caldwell....ececees [Cardwell see
, 10 or | Caledon ccccceees Cardwell... cee:
Caledon Eas
B Caledonia
Caledonia Flatts.!
Haldimant
Prescott...
A C; aleddnta Spgs...! Prescott. .|L’Orignal, 3
3 California Cors... York w.cececeee cee See Mongolia
A Calton ‘ei Inge rsoll, B
A C minborke Northumberland,|Cobour g, A, Gorl
Cambray.. oe VICtOTIA Veceeeeeees Lindsay, I
C Camden.escececees Addington.. .|Napanee, A
Camden East......| Adi alt ave A
Ils, 5 Cameron . Vi ictorie ia. .|Lindsay, F
‘ Camilla... ‘Cardwell. Paisley, L
rh, F Camlachie.........! Lambton Camlachie, A
Campbellford Northumberland.| Brighton, A
A or 6, 7 Campbellton JOXPOPceecee ceneee Ingersoll, B
Station Campbell's Cross} Peel... .|Brampton, A
a Campbellville.....! Halton ...... .| Wellington Square, B
; Campden... .»| Lincoln . Jordan, B
Canard River......| Essex ..... we | Windsor, ;
CanborO... sees Haldimand ........ Canfield, é
K or 3, 4, Canfield .. ./ Haldimand ........ Ic anfie Id, ‘A
A ort, 7 Cannifton 0.0.0.) Hastings... cece Belleville, A
pA CANMING...06eeeeee | OXFOPG cisee seseseen \Paris, A or B
nm, A Cannington... oniaee's ayone i |‘ yshawa, A, or Canning-
? ( ton, N
sCanton ... '‘Durham.. ..;Port Hope, A, F orl
K Canton... jOntario..... ‘ ise e Duifin’s Creek
k, A Vape Rich .|Grey Cape Rich, 12
ville Carden... .| Vievoria silts idsay, F
BieUuletonw.. | York a ‘Davenport, C
A, Eor 1,2, gear eton Place...! Lanark . Carleton Place, E or K
C 'Perth ‘ .. (Stratford, A
CU; \Middlesex.. 'Ailsa Craig, A
N Car wef Wentworth... |. Waterdown, B
aweya Ug ee |HUPON.seseeeee seeees |Goderich, A
’s Bay, A Cs SPUCO visseeaeseeeees \Fergus, M
pnt Carluke..... W entworth.see Brantford, A
Hill, © C ‘Perth & Huron....|Mitehell, A
Car Peterborough... Lindsay, F
Car erage Genesee aviation Owen Sound, 12
Carleton... . Stittsville, K
‘arratraca Spgs..
rronbrook
Perth...
+ |Durham,
’ York eee
.|Middles
as ate
‘as ssel,,,
\Cardwell....
|
\Prescott ...
ONTsRIO ROUTES.
I
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
../Peterborough, F
.|Malton, A
Belleville, A
Colborne, A
. Stratford, A
...|Arnprior, E or 4
..|[{ngersoll, B
Burritt’s Rapids,
pee {| Kemptville, D
. Brantford, A
..|Brunswick, F
[See W oodbridge
.|Lindsay, F
eee of Gsittion, A
see Carnarvon
..|Richmond Hill, C
«./Chatham, B
Dunnville, A
...|Byng Inlet, 12
{| Komoka, B
3owmi uiville A
... | Brantford,
| Mi lorytow! a A
Canfield, A
..|Arnprior, E or 4
st Thomas, H
Brampton, A
See Charleston
.| Paisley, I
.|Caledonia, A
[See Fenaghvale
~L'Orignal, 3
‘Carronbrook, A
Richmond Hill, C
See Murray
YENI TTT T) Osgoode, D
.. Stratford, A
.|Bowmanville, A
Richmond Hill, C
. Bothwell, B
..|Northumberlaad ,
\Carleton.,.
5, or
111
| PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
|--—————————— accessible by
‘Town, Village, &e. County. Railroad or Steamboat,
a —— ——_ ——.
|Cassciman....ee Russell ...........«..|Dickinson’s Landing, A
Castile....... se .|Renfrew ..... |Bonnechére, 4
.. (Bee Bonnechére Point
aspacenss P Klineburg, L
Northumberland. Colborne, "A
.|Cardwell..... seen eO Church's Falls
| Frontenac....eceees Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7
[BLANC ceseeeeree .|Princeton, B
.|Durham........ ..|Millbrook, F
.|Taldimand.. |Canficld, A
|Castleford.........]/Renfrew .....
'Castlemore ........{Peel....
|Castleton......668
Cataract ...
||Cataraqui..
|Catheart ee
iCavanville
{Cayuga ..
|Cedardale . (Ontario, ‘Oshawa, A
{Cedar Grove......|York..... «.. Searbo: ough, A or N
{Cedar Hill......... Lanark ..|Pakenham, E
|Cedarville..........]Grey.... ..|Elora, M
[Centralia wc. Huron..... ove A
\Centre Augusta..|Grenville.......... neerville, D
|Centreton......... ‘| Northumberland . ‘Grafton, A
|\Centreville.........,Addington...... ... Napanee, A
|Centreville JED ZIN .occccecee sw eees See Luton
ae Northumberland. See Norham
./Oxford... ... |Ingersoll B
Peel .....4006 sesevsees ‘Paisley, L
\Chandos...... ‘ Peterborough .. [See Hatltain
Charing Cross....| Kent... .../Chatham, B
Charleston,......../Leeds .| Brockville, A, E or J, 2,7
Charleston........./Peel...... |\Charleston, L
jC entreville
\Centreville...
i( ‘entreville...
'Charleville........../Durbam...eccceeees \See Haydon
|Charlesville........ Grenville .........../Prescott A, Dor 1, 2, 7
jCharlotteville C.|Norfolk. .. .|Paris, A or 'B
| Chatham........0..{Kent.... JC hatham, B
|Chatsworth....... GEY vesereeee . {Owen Sound, 12
;Cheap Corner.....| Haldimand... |See C heapside
|Cheapside........ .| Haldimand .. Caledonia, A
Cheltenham......../Peel..... ‘...../Brampton, A
|Chepstow .|Bruce. ... Seaforth, A
Cherry Creek... |SIMCOC. eee ees ‘Lefroy, C
Cherry Valley....;/Prince Edward. ..| Belleville, A or 6, 7
IChesley....secceees JIBLUCE .esscceeevecees ‘Owen Sound, 12
Chesterfield......../Oxford ... . | Bright, A
|Chippawa....... ... | Welland |Chippawa, J
Churchill... |Simcoe.. ‘Lefroy, C
Chureh’s Falls...|Peel...... 1, See Cataract
Churchville... |Peel..... .. Malton, A
Clachan.. we M1 gin... .../Bothwell, B
\Clairville...... ven] YORK wees . Malton, A
Claremont... Ontario... .../Frenchman’s Bay, A
\|Clarence.... .| Russell ... Thurso, 3
|Clarence Creek... eee .|Thurso, 3
|Clareview “ i ... Napanee, A
ICTArke..scesssccoeeee | Durham sesaeoeiaeses Newcastle, A
Clarksburg... GICY si ceceseeeveeees Collingwood, C
Clark’s Mil .| Lennox. . See Camden East
Clarksville. LISTMCOC veeeeseeee een Bradford, C
Claude... Peel... Saeannees Brampton, A
| Clavering.. Bruce .. . Owen Sound, 12
\Clayton.... . Lanark .. ... Almonte, E
Clear Creek....... Norfolk... Ingersoll, B
Clearmont . Brant ... See Burford
j|Clearville.... Kentecccccccees . Chatham, B
Clifford... Wellington... Flora, M
Clifton......cceeeeee Welland viccceccee Clifton House, J
Clinton... w. Turon . Clinton, A
{Clontarfi..eu. ‘Renfrew Jonnechere, 4
Clover Hill... SIMCOC...seeveeeee ees Bradford, C
Cloyne... ..| Addington......... Napanee, A
Clunas » Elgin .... see See Springtield
IClyde..ee ..|Wentworth........ Galt, B
Cobden,.... » Renfrew .... . Cobden, 4
Coboconk. Victoria vce Lindsay, F, Coboconk,N
C obourg..
iC odrington..
|Colbeck.......
.. Northumberland.
.. Northumberland.
. Wellington...
Cobourg A, G or 1
Brighton, A
Orangeville, L
|Colborne........ccs. Norfolk . Brantford, A
{Colborne........e00 Northumberland. Colborne, "A
\Colchester... + ESSOX cevesssceceeees Windsor, B
i\Cold Creek .
|Cold Springs.
;Coldstream,
. Bee Frankford
Cobourg, A, Gor 1
itive Komoka, B
. Hastings... .
Nor -thumberls, nd.
Middlesex
|Coldwater ......64 Simcoe Barrie, C, or Orillia, 9
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Town, Village, &c. County, Railroad or Steamboat. ‘Town, Village, &c. County.
Colebrook...........,Addington ........ |Kingston, A or 1, 2, 5,6,7) Dalston ............ Sim OC ..ccseesseeees|
Coleraine...........| York and Peel.,,.|Klineburg, L Danforth........406|YOPK sesceesves
Coleridge...........| Wellington.........|Orangeville, L Darrell .....ccccce. (| ROMticccsescesseeeee
Cole’s Corners.....; Lambton..., ../Sarnia, A or B Dartford...... .... | Northumberland
Colinville .........../ Lambton ..,,
Collingwood....../Simcoe..........60.5
Collin’s Bay........|Frontenac...
Collin’s Inlet....../ Algoma ............!
Colpoy’s Bay......|Bruce...ecccccccecee
Oolunbia tastee jPeel.........00. ene
Columbus.........
Comber..........0665| HSS@X...eeee0e
Combermere.......| Renfrew .....
Concord........0066| YORK weceeccccecee ee
Conestogo.........
Coningsby dibsaeaavs
COnnor........eeeee
Conroy.....cssereees
Consecon...........
Constance........
Conway..........66. deaer’
Cook’s Corners...|Kent .......cccc0cee
Cook’s Mills.......
Cookstown....... .. /Simcoe......
Cooksville..........}Peel.......
Cooper...cs.ceseeeee Hastings..........
Copenhagen....... BI gin .....eeeeeeecees
Copetown.......... Wentworth...
Copleston.........../Lambton ...,
Corinth woe El gina...
Cornabus...........|Greyiessccccesseees
Cornellville........ Oxford....ccecccee
Cornwall............ Stormont.........
Corunna.... .|Lambton....
...| Wellington...
Coulson...... evga Simcoe......... .
Coulson’s Cors....|Simcoe ......cceeeeee
Courtland Norfolk ....
oventry.... POG jc sssesvexsssiseed
Coverley......see| GLOY cssesscereeseeees
Cowal....... ssesvaes (HIME. scaasaieavdacec
Craighurst.........;SiIMCOC... eee
Craigleith |GLOY w.ecceee see
Craigsholme.......| Wellington...
Jraigvale...........{Simcoe....
Cranbrook......... Huron ........
Cranworth......... Leeds ws.
Jrawford...... se [GLOY wccscescereesees
Crawford...........|/ Huron...... cece
QLOdite: seceeecevsss| OOM ised scectiacceas
Crediton....... vee [ELUTON oc. eceeeee
Creek Bank........) Wellington ..,
Creemore........... Simsoe..........
Creighton.......... Simcoe.
...{Prince Edward...
..|Wellington.........
vi DUBIN esi aceceaeees
Crofton. ............/Prince Edward...
Cromarty .......... |Perth .......... wees
Crook’s Rapids...| Peterborough .....
Crosshill Waterloo...
Cross Roads Lineoln........
Croton ......... Norfolk...ceececees
Crowland Welland....
Croxon’s Corners|Simcoe .........
Croydon...... ....| Adding ton
Cruickshank ...... GHEY v..ceeeee coeeeee
Middlesex..........
Dundas.......
Oxford ....
Russell...
Halton ....... tats
Wellington ........
Crumlin ............
Cumminsville.....
Cumnock...........
Cunningham’s....|Carleton............
Curran.....eeee| Prescott reer ive
Dacre ..eessseee sevens
Dalhousie Mills...|Glengary....
Dalkeith.............{@lengary...
Dalrymple..........| Victoria ........ sia
Renfrew......... sone]
..|Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
..| Lancaster, A
ONTARIO ROUTES,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Sarnia, A or B
|Collingwood, C
|Collingwood, C
. Owen Sound, 12
.| Bolton, L
Oshawa, A
.... Stoney Point, B
...pand Point, E
Richmond fill, 6
Berlin, A
Georgetown, A
|Paisley, L
|Stratford, A
Brighton, A
Clinton, A
.|Napanee, A
[See Charing Cross
Welland ............ |See Crowland
.|Gilford, OC
.../Port Credit, B
..|Belleville, A or 6, 7
|Port Stanley, H
.|Copetown, B
..|Petrolia, B
.|Ingersoll, B
{See Markdale
.| Woodstock, B
.|Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
\Sarnia, A or B
|Elora, M
.. Orillia, 9, or Barrie, C
Bradford, C
.. (Ingersoll, B
|See Columbia
Owen Sound, 12
Longwood, B
\Barrie, C or 9
..|Collingwood, ©
... Fergus, M
...|Craigvale, 0
../seaforth, A
Smith’s Falls, E
Owen Sound, 12
See Offa
iSee Springfield
.j|Lucan, A
|Klora, M
|New Lowell, C
|Barrie, C, or Orillia, 9
jNapanee, A
(Guelph, A, B or M
|Newbury, B
\Belleville, A or 6, 7
|Carronbrook, A
|See Hastings
|New Hamburg, A
.. See Virgil
|Brantford, A
..| Welland, I
../See Fennell’s
|Napanee, A
}Owen Sound, 12
See Dreaney’s Corners
Williamsburg, A or 1, 7
\Ingersoll, B
..| Buckingham, 3
.| Wellington Square, B
Fergus, M
See Gloucester Station
Ottawa D, K or 3, 4, 5
Sand Point, E
Lindsay, F
(Kingston, A or 1, 2, 5,6,7) Davenport .........
| PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
«| Victoria .........00.
Renfrew .........008
York ..........
Frontenac.
Yark.....
Dartmoor.........
| Darwit.....ecccoseee
|| Davis’ Corners...
Davisville .........
Dawn Mills.. .|Kent......
Dickinson’s } lg
| eee Stormont.........
| Ldg. station. } ormous *
Dickson’s Cors...|Peterborough .....
Dingle.......... sseos| HUTON sisivesesuieass
(Dixie sssccoscseseeses Peel 6s i655 ccessavasas
Dixon’s Corners..|Dundas..............
|Dobbinton.,........ Bruce viisccceesssees
Dog’s Nest........ Norfolk........0005
|Dollar.......0. sees | VOrK 0... oe
Don. ...ceeee vee York
'Doneaster .........] York .
Donegal............{Perth wo...
Donnybrook....... Wentworth ......
DOON...cceceece cesses | Waterloo woccceeeees
Doran.eeesssevees .../Lanark .....
'Dorchester....... .. | Middlesex...
Drummond-
| ville West... }
/Drumquin .........{Halton
Drury ......sscceeeee | UMCOL..,...
Dryden ....s0 Perth
|Drysdaleville .....]/ Huron... eee
Duart ....... .|Bothwell v.00
{Dublin ....... |Peelcseee ‘
[Dublin Corners,,.| Leeds........6+ssee
jDublin Village...
(Dufferin ...
Day wood s..serseeeee Grey wo...
| Dealtown.........6.|/ Kent wee. ceeccees aes
De Cewsville......) Haldimand ........
Deerdock.. .../ Addington ........
Deerhurst.. vee DUM COC... ceeee eee eee
Delaware... ...|Middlesey ive
Delhi........ .... | Norfolk.. a
| Delta .......ceceee we (Leeds............c00.
Demorestville...../Prince Edward... |
Denbigh............;Addington......., .
Denbigh... ...|Huron ‘
‘Denfield.............) Middlesex........04.
‘Deniston ,........;Addington..........
Derby ....6.s00...| Brant
Derryville.......... Ontario...
Derry West........ Peel.......
Derwent............. | Middlesex
| Desboro.. sis] AREY as evsscccsvvanees
| Desmond............/Addington........
| Deux Rivieres...... Nipissing.......ee0
|| DeViZeS.. ceeeeeece eee Middlesex ....
Devon.... {Huron we.
| Dexter....... ‘(Bl Binsisedccvesice
‘Diamond ........668 Carleton ...
|Dorchester......... Oxford... eee See Putnamville
|Dorking ........... Wellington ........ Berlin, A
(Dornoch... sees Oxford ..........0000. (Ingersoll, B
Douglas... ... Renfrew ...... Taye Sandy Point, EF or 4
Douglas... Wellington ........ Fergus, M
Dover South....... KOtiticccccsssusvvesss Chatham, B
|Downeyville.......] Victoria. Omemee, F
Downsview......... York.. ..... ..|Weston, A, © or L
Doyle’s Corners ../Hastings ... .. |See Maynooth
|Drayton, eee Wellington.........;/Elora, M
Dreaney’s Cors...}Middlesex ...... ...{London, A, B or H
Dresden....cccceecee| OMG cc csseeeeveeees |Thamesville, B
Drew....cece sees ..| Wellington ........ Fergus, M
Dromore vosseseeeee | GLCY vcceees (Orangeville, L
Drum ........3. ..|Durham.. Millbrook, I*
Drumbo ........66. Oxford wise ceeeeeeee \Drumbo, A
.|Clifton House, B or J
../Oakville, B
we |Barvie, C or 9
syvegeooaaenens Mitchell, A
Seaforth, A
Bothwell, B
..|See Campbell's Cross
See New Dublin
Wellington......... See Mimosa
seveeseee| Haldimand ...... ..|Caledonia, A
|Duffin’s Oreek.....]Ontario ............,/Duffin’s Creek, A
Barrie, C or 9
Scarborough, A or ¥
Chatham, B
Colborne, A
Lindsay, F
Farrell’s Landing, 4
...|Davenport, C
..|Perth, E
../Toronto
..|Thamesville, B
.. (Owen Sound, 12
Chatham, B
iCanfield, A
Perth, E
Bradford, C
.|Mount Brydges, B
See Fredericksburg
Brockville, A, F or, i!
Shannonville, A
Napanee, A ~
.. |See Centralia
Ailsa Craig, A :
Kingston, A or 1, 2,5,)
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboy,
(See Harley
. [Oshawa, A
..|Malton, A
Dorchester, B
Owen Sound, 12
.|Napanee, A
Rapides des Joachimg immastwood ..... veel
..(Granton, A |
Lucan, A
St Thomas, H
..{Pakenham, E
|Dickinson’s Ldg.|Stormont........ ...|Dickinson’s Landing, 4
See Wales
See Villiers
See Ainleyville
Port Credit, B
Matilda, A or 1, 2,7
|Goderich, A
..|Caledonia, A
Richmond Hill, C
..{Don, A
... (See Todmorden
.|Mitchell, A
(See Westover
Berlin, A
...|Perth, E
.|/Dorchester, B
[Dominios
_—_————_—
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
DIRECTORY. |
PASSENGER'S
‘own, Village, &c.
Dumblane........+ |
DUNDAL..... seseeeeee
Dunbarton vse |
DUNCAN ...+ seeeveeee
Duncansville ......
Dundal
Dundas ...
Dundela .
Dundonald .
Dunedin v.csseewee if
Dungannon ....0e/
Dunkeld..
Dunnville ..
Dunrobin ...
Duntroon,
Dunsinane
UNVEZAN ..eeseeee |
}
urham.., see
urnford vee) |
uyer’s Corners..| I
DLC. services sesees I
ast Glenelg ...../¢
ast Hawkesbury I
maston’s Corners (
ASt OPO cece [OS
ast Williamsb'g |
astville wo... é
den Mills
gecombe........
Ugeworth we. ik
dmonton.,,
(wards
fingham ...
anville ,
dorado...
frida ....
Pinfield,
mville. ts
izabethville ,..,
engowan,
braun...
lerald
[Dominios
re
venient Point
sible by
or Steamboat,
uanding, 4
t, C
ydges, B
ricks sburg
A, Hor, i}
ile, A
A
nlia
4
ig, A
A or 1, 2,5)!
y
\
rt, B
ind, 12
A
es Joachims|
or 1, 2,7
,A
Hill, C
orden
pver
r, B
mville
B
nt, E or 4
DIRECTORY. |
PASSENGER'S
Brown, Village, &e.
8S DESTINATION.
County.
oe
Dumblane
Dunbar
Dunbartor
Duncan
Duncans
Duncrie
Dundalk
Dundas ...
Dundela ..
Dundonali
Dunedin
Dungannon
Dunkeld..
Dunnville ..
Dunrobin ...
Duntroon.
Dunsinane
unvegan
urham
urnford .
uyer’s Corners..
ast Glenelg ...
PP |Ontario ...
[Bruce v.eeceeceee sees
|Dundas ‘bes
..| Northumberland. |
.. Simcoe ..... bavicents
.., Huron...
. Bruce
.. Haldimand
hep ie sacecesis
last Haw kesbury Brit
ast Oro...
ast Williamsb'g Jundas ,
astville
stw ood
den Mills...
dgar
gecombe ....
dgeworth ....
dmonton
dwards.....
ftingham ..
anville ..
rbert
perton..,
plintor
Bremont ..
By pt.
made
burn.
dorado
frida ....
mville
zabethville ...,
engowan
mi
Mvale
mMwood ...,
Dhin ...
inor
bro
bran...
erald ene
hiskillen ..,
iskille
hismore ,
prpris 3O viseeueee
... Middlesex...
wardsburgh ...
.| Welland...
... | Renfrew
we EMCO
..| Wellington ....
; ~ (prey
7 Hastings.
: Leeds w..ccccececeees
.|Frontenae,.
./Middlesex.....
...| Oxford ste
Russell...
= en
: Peterborough.
Maston’s Corners Grenville .
. Simcoe
Grenville..
York
ce
Cardwell..
\Leeds ‘
.|Wentw vorth..
Huron
.| Wellington
./ Frontenac.
. Bruce .....
» Durham ..
‘Durham...
. Grey
|Lanark ......... one
iW ellington....
“""lSee V illiers
...|Elora, M
vee Perth, E
re Owen’ Sound, 12
..|Beachville, B
...|Gloucester, D
...|/Ernestown, A |
..|Bowmanville, A or 1
.|Bowmanville, A or 1
.|Peterborough, F
.|Fergus, M
ONTARIO ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Stearnboat.
Goderich, A
W illiamsburg, A or 1,2,7
../Frenchman’s Bay, A
..|Meaford, 12
‘Buckingham, 3
|Ailsa Craig, A
..|Collingwood, C
.|Dundas, B
Matilda, Aor 1, 2,7
‘Brighton, A
|Stayner, C
.|Goderic h, A
Goderich, A
|Dunnville, A
.. March, 4
Stayner, C
. | Goderic h, A
Lance aster, A
wood,
Lindsay, i
..|Paisley, L
Newbury, B
.pee Markdale
iGrenville, 3 3
Irish C reek, E
Barrie, , Hawkstone, 9
lAultsy ille, A
.. Newmarket, C
..|Hastwood, B
|Stoney Point, B
.|Grafton, A
‘Ingersoll, B
Rockwood, A
iBarrie, C or 9
Berlin, A
\Chatham, B
Brampton, ‘A
. See Dorchester Station |
|Edwardsburgh, A
“St Cath: irines, Bor I
|Sand Point, E or 4
|Lefroy, C
.. Elora, M
Toronto
Fergus, M
See Vachell
Orangeville, L
3ellamy’s, E
es Port Stanley, H
Fe Belleville, A or 6,7
. Stoney Creek, B
Brockville, A, E or 1, 2,7
‘.. Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7
../Luean, A
"|Lucan, A
pennnen F
.|Goderich, A
. Scarborough, A or N
.|Berlin, A
.|See E Imvale
Gilford, G
/Perth,
Barrie, © or 9
Collingwood, C
Fergus, M
Carleton Place, E or K
Addington , a
Fergus, i or Colling-'
|Town, Village, &c.
Epping ....... eeaces
| Epsom.
Hramosa....
‘Erbsville
|Hrie....., oe
Erin ......ceeeee ars
Krinsville....
Krnestown..
Erroll
Escott
| Esquesing....
| E thel..
Etobicoke . .
| Kugenia
Euphrasia
Evelyn
| Evensville
| Everett
gator
Fairfax .......cce006
Fairfield
| Fairtield East ....!
| Fairfield Plain....
| Fairview
i eecabung
\| Fs a Ikirk
| Farmersville ....
Farmersville
|Farmington
| Farquhar
| Farran’s Point...
'|Felton..
| enaghvale
| Fenella
‘Fenelon Falls ..
| ‘Fennell’s.......00.-
|\Fenw ick...
| Fergus...
| Fergusonvale
}/Fernhill
|Fermoy
| Ferry Point.
|Feversham..
iF INCH. wea
| Fingal. i
\|Fish Creek ie
Fisher's Mills
|Pisherville ....
| Fitzroy Harbor..
| Five Stakes
||Flesherton .
[Flinton
| Flora
|Florence
Foley
Fonthill..
|Force’s Corners.
\\F OFdyCe weisee cease
|| Fordwick
||Forest .....
| Forest Milis
|/Forester’s Falls. .
|| Forestville ..
| Forfar
Fort Erie miiaseeaet
||Fort William......
|\Four Mile Creek.
(pelea
[Foxboro..
\Frampton., ist
‘Francistown ’
{Napanee A
.| Wellington...
..|Addington ...
.| Addington...
.|Huron...
. Russell ..
| || Ferguson's 8 Falls.|
.|/Prince Edwa:
‘| Waterloo sin
.| Haldimand
...| Addington. Seshae
.| Wellington Renae
.. (Bothwell ..
Ontario
. Monek .....
...| Lambton.
tr ‘Hastings seeei tb ee8
.|Middlesex........0
../See Exeter
County.
Ontario
Waterloo .....
.|Haldimand
Wellington
Lambton ..........
Leeds... ..cccccceeee
«.|Halton.....ce cece
Grey
Addington
Middlesex...........
|Simcoe
lYork .
W ellington,
Huron.. :
Leeds
Kent...
Leeds..
Brant
...|/Victoria ...
.|Middlesex.
Brant
Lanark
..|Leeds...
‘Oxford... aes
|W ellington ais
Huron
./Stormont..
Prescott .
Nor thumberl: and.
.| Victoria... ccc.
.. Simcoe
..| Welland ...
.| Wellington..
Lanark
Simcoe ....
|Mid@lesex ...
.
|Frontenac..
.|Carleton
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Meaford, 12
] aes
| PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Mostconvenient Roint
7 Whitby,’ A orl
..|Guelph, A, BorM
..| Berlin, "A
Caledonia, A
|George town, A
..|Napanee, A
"| Ernestow n, A
.|Camlachie, A
|Mallorytown, A
See Stewarttown
..(peaforth, A
\See Lambton
Meaford, 12
See Williamstown
Thorndale, A
|Napanee, A
Sunnidale, C
|King, C
Rockwood or Guelph, A
../Lucan, A
|Lansdowne, A
See Troy
‘Fairfield, E
va\P aris, A ‘or B
; Stratford, A
oeltias 9’
. ‘See ( ‘arlisle
\Paris, A or B
|Perth, K
. Brockville, A, E or 1,2,7
.|See Cornellville
Orangeville, L
/Mitchell, 2
Farran’s Point, A
| Morrisburg, A
| Orignal, 3
|C obourg, A, Harwood ,G
Lindsay, F
; |Lefroy, b
.|Port Robinson, I
a iF ergus, M
AC arleton Place, E or K
../Barrie, C
». Strathroy, B
Poich, E
a ‘Belleville, A or 6,7
"| Collingwood, C
.. See Berwick
.. St Thomas, H
..|Granton, A
Hes} eler, B
!Dunnville, A
Fitzroy Harbor,
4, or
Arnprior, E
St Thomas, H
Brant .......
Huron....
|Huron....
‘Lennox...
Renfrew ..
aa [Norfolk
...|Leeds .
.|Bruce
Ww elland
|Algoma...
Niagara...
..| Prescott ....
Huron...,,...
|Frankford ... suntan
Hastings.........00
fC ollingwood, 0
i era A or 6, 7
Berlin, A
... Thamesville, B
nie Whitby, Aor 1
... Port Robinson, I
. See W oodbury’
soe ich, A
See Lisadel
eral Forest, A
. Napanee, A
Portage du Fort, 4
Brantford, A
Salioryiowen, A
Seaforth, A
\Fort Erie, A or J
\F ort William, 13
. See V irgil
L’Orignal, 3
. Belleville, A or 6, 7
Dore hester, B
|Trenton, A
nen gem naeeetaati ee aon
cnr mnemamnpinmnten pani: sree.
semen ae ne
l
\
oe
\
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PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
Town, Village, &c.
Franklin ......
Franktown...
Frankville eeakenl
Fraserville ........
Fredericksburg ..|N
Freelton
Freeport..
Freiburg...
Frenchman’s Bay
Friedsburg.........|
Frizell’s Mills.....!
Frogmore .........
Frome... eceseeee
Fry’s Corners.....
we /Perth vee ay
Fulton uc. Li
Fullarton ..
Galway viscceseeces
Gamebridge ......
Gananoque.........
Garafraxa. occ
Garden Island....|F
Garden River......{/
Gemley ........ PF
Georgetown..... :
Georgetown .....
Georgina
German Mills.....
German Milis.....
Gifford .........ccee
Gilbert’s Mills...
Gilford .....cceeeeee S
Gladstone,.
Glammis ...
Glanford ececsiit
Glanworth....
Glascott....
Glasgow wc
G1asZOw vcceeeeees
Glastonburg .
Glen Huron..
Glen Morris...
Glen Nevis...
Glen Tay........ a
Glen William .....
Glenallen
Glenarm......ceeeee
Glenburnie ........ Q
Glencairn........6 Ss
Glencoe.....ccceee
Glendower........../F
Glenelg vce
Glenlyon....
Glenmeyer F
Glowcsstar Statn}C
Goble’s Corners...|
Goderich............ |
Golden Creek.
Goldstone..........
Goodwood.,........
Goodwood.........
Gore’s Landing...
Gormley.........065
Gorrie
pia
Gould's Landing.
Gourock.....eeeeee
Gowanstown......
Gower Point.......
Grafton.........00.. N
Grahamsville......
Grant .....cceceeeee
Grantley...
Granton..........4+ Mi
Grant's Mills...... e
Gravenhurst ......
JED QIN sesseeeeeees as
Peterborough ....
JOntario .....e oer
Leeds...
Prince Edward...
Middlesex....
HUron..cececee
Ne or rthumaber land.
ONTARIO ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
-|Millbrook, F
ae Franktow! n, E
... Irish Creek, E
.|See Crieff
.|Paris, A or B
.../Dundas, B
... | Berlin, .
: Berlin,
F tscshane ’s Bay, A
... See Sarepta
.(See Water Mills
Port Credit, B
St Thomas, H
.|See South Cayuga
.|Mitchell, A
...| Winona, B
.|Stratford, A
Galt, B
Lindsay, F
Whitby, A or 1
...|Gananoque, A or 1, 2, 7
./See Douglas
Kingston, A or 1, 2,5,6,7
...|Collingwood, C
".{Perth, E
...|Georgetown, A
..|Belleville, A
... See Sutton
.|Harrisburg, B
Berlin, A
..|See Brighton Road
Belleville, A or 6, 7
Gilford, C
..|Dorchester, B
Goderich, A
See Mount Hope
Glanworth, H
..{Collingwood, C
Frenchman’s Bay, A
Bolton, L
...| Belleville, A or 6, 7
....|Collingwood, C
... Paris, A or B
....({Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
..|Perth,
..|Georgetowa, A
Berlin, A
..{Lindsay, F
....| Kingston, A or 1,2, 5,6,
..|New Lowell, C
..|Glencoe, B
... | Kingston, A or 1, 2,5, 6,7
.. See Markdale
..{Fergus, M
. Ingersoll, B
Kingston, A or 1,2, 5,6,
Gloucester, D
Arnold's, B
..|Goderich, A
Watford, B
..|Klora, M
See Bryanston
Goodwood, N
Cobourg, A or 1
Aurora, 0
Seaforth, A
Selle River, B
..|Napanee, A
.|Sand Point, E or 4
..|Guelph, A, Bor M
Mitchell, A
Gower Point, 4
.|Grafton, A
Malton, A
..|Gloucester, D
.|Aultsville, A
Granton, A
~ [Spencer ille or Oxford,D)}
.| Orillia, 9
-~T
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
hdiles Village, &c.
iGraystock..
Greenbank
Greenbush........
|Green Lake Set..
'Greenock......
Green Point..
Green Point
Green River
iGreensville..... 0.) W
Greenwood...
Gresham...
(GOLA. eseeeeeeeee
Grey, vee
Griersville aecesesay
Griftin’s Corners.| FE
Griflin’s Corners.
Griffith... eee
GTIMSDY veeseeeeeens
Grimshawe Mills!
Grovesend
Guelph vo...
Guysborough
Hagersville
Hagle’s Corners...
Haldimand sieve
Haldimand
Haliburton...
Halloway...
Hall’s Bric
ea.
Hall’s Corners...
Haltonville.........
Hamburg ....
Hamburg.....
Hamilton... .
Hamlet ....... cee.
Hammond ...
Hampstead ..
Hampton... re
Ham’s Corners...
"HANNON. eee eeeees
Hanover..
Harcourt...
Hardinge
Harlem.........0000
FAt ley: ccsassvessoes
Harmony
Harold...
Harper.
Harpersville
Harrietsville
Harrington West.|
Harrisburg
Harrison's.
oo ton.
Hartley vccccceeeees \Vi
Hartman
Harwichville
Harwood..... ....
Hastings .....0e. |
Hastings Village}
He ittville Waveidvenye
Haultain........
Have’s Corners...
Hawkesbury
‘Hawkstone
‘Hawksville..
|e de
|Hay vee
Hayden...
Haysland.....
Haysville .
'Havledean ..
Headford.......
-| Peterborough .....|Peterborough, F
Whitby, A or 1
../Bellamy’s, E
See Rankin
..|Goderich, A
«| Whitby, Aorl
.|Napanee, A
North Port, Gort
Dundas, B
Frenchman's Bay, A
pores, A
Panes Rdw ard...
Prince Edward...
Mitehell, A
Meaford, 12
Ingersoll, B
. {Owen Sound, 12
[Sand Point, E or 4
Grimsby, B
See Burnley
St Thomas, H
Guelph, A, B or ¥ LOD ss ssee ee
Ingersoll, B i
Caledonia, A
«| Ingersoll, B
See Byng
See Grafton
poeeborough; F
Belleville, A or 6,7
Lindsay, F
|Hamilton, B orl
W ellington Square, 3
. Aes Mount Salem
o| LOMNOX esos eeeeeees
.|Wentworth........
Northumberland.
BIN. sseeee eens ae
Northumberland.
.|Peterborough
Hastings woscceee
F es eo
Hamilto: , B or}
Perth, E
Mitchell, A
..{Shakespeare, A
.|Bowmanville, A or],
See Hamburg
Hamilton, B or]
Collingwood, C
... Sand Point, E or4
. | Napanee, A
Portla: id, hy or Brotk
Branttord, A
Stratford, A
Belleville, A
See Sonya
.{Perth, i
..| Dorchester, B
Stratford, A
.|Harrisburg, B
..|Harrison’s, C
...{Elora, M
.{Windsor, B
Kingston, A or 1, 25!
Brantford, A
..| Kingston, A or],:
...|Beaverto! n, 9
..|Newmarket, 0
Thamesville, B
Harwood, G
Peterborough, F
See Madoc
See Plantagenet
Peterborough, F
Colborne, A
See Gladstone
Hisgex.... Sgeaceae
Fe SUnicbanena!
Peterborough
Hastings iauveiesese
IPatephocough
{Peterborough .....
| Middlesex........68
... |Grenville, 3
...|Hawkstone, 9
vey Princeton, B
.../Seaforth, A
...| Bowmanville, A ot!
.|Dundas, B
New Hamburg, ! A
.|Bell’s Corners
.. {Richmond Hill, C
hy Rtatloo « son
[Domnyy
Most convenient PiyfMBASSENGER’S D
accessible by
Railroad or Steamby
——..
Napanee, A
lier
Napanee, A
ville, A, K, or 1,21
Serlin, A
HRECTORY. |
wn, Village, &c.
ad of L.Joseph
AthCOtC.eeeesevee | OF
CKSTON soe eveeee
ecks Corners...
idelburg.. see|V
ury
pw vorth.
reward.
pspeler
pwgill ..
lawatha
gh Falls...
ghfield.
ghgate.. feed
ghiand Creek..
Bil’s Green...
bath He: ad
Dekley ...
Didge’s
Dey’s aoe
blbroo Ks caeesteades \O
Diland Corners.|G
Diland Landing ‘
Dlyrood
biner
Dney wood
Dpe....
Dpetowi..
Dpeville ..
Drnby
nghton Cer tre N
we [s
7
bngerfords M's Si
pusdon,
hisfil..
fiana.. |
tian Lands...../G
lian River
Bersoll
}
herkip,
verary...,
erhuron
ermay...
h Creek... |
quois or Ma-| )
Md A ssvsvveciseve
[Dom
lonvenient Poy
cessible by
ou ae
ound, 12
dint, E or 4
Be
ley
las, H
A, B or x
1], B
bia, A
Hl, B
g
fton
rough, F
e, A or 6,7
,#F
n, Borl
nt Salem
A
Oo, Boor}
,A
peare, A
ville, A or],
nburg
mn, Bor!
wood, C
int, Eor4
(
rough, F
loc
itagenet
rough, F
e, A
istone
‘ville, Aor!
mburg, A
yrners, K
id Hill, C
d or Steambey
ton Square, 3
HRECTORY. |
SSENGER'S DESTINATION.
de Park Cor. Middlesex.
t veers (DUPNAM.
ONTARIO ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
ie London, A, Bor I
.|Millbrook, F
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
. Grey,.
|Kimberley. ;
Carleton
)Kinburn...
| Kincardine
Most convenient Point *
| accessible by
Meaford, 12
wn, Village, ke. County. Railroad or Steamboat. oe Village, &c. County. | Railroad or Steamboat.
ad of L.Joseph/ Victoria .............JHd. of L. Joseph,10 or 11) {I[slington........006)/ YOrK wuss eeeeeeree Mimico, B
AthCOtC.sserevee | GLCY vrreveee .. |Meaford, 12 Ivanhoe... .| Hastings . Belleville, A or 6,7
ckston vs... {Grenville .. ...|Oxford, D IVY wesceseeee .|Simcoe.... .. Allendale, C
cks Corners... |Grenville.... ../See Roebuck Jackson.. sist vee{ GOV w.coeee .. Owen Sound, 12
idelburg. . ......| Waterloo,, ...|Berlin, A Jackson's Cors..../Durham... .. See Kirby
DY sss eeee .|/Prescott... ..|L’Orignal, 3 Janetville...... Durham ....... ‘ .|Franklin, F
pworth JGrey ve. ../Owen Sound, 12 Jarvis... .|Haldimand ....... Caledonia, A
preward .|Wellington,,......JOrangeville, { Jarratt’s Corners/Simcoe... se. .../ Barrie, C or 9
.|Waterloo ...... ..|Hespeler, B Jaspers. ee uaks Grenville. . See Irish Creek |
Psdcanne Wellington.........|/See Ennotville JOTSCY ree seseeeeee | VOrK . Newmarket, E Pay
awatha Paeren Peterborough ..... Peterborough, F Jerseyville w....... W entworth . eeee eee ‘Lyndon, B Pe
ih Falls. Renfrew ........ ..|Arnprior, KE or 4 JOWNSON .....eceeees Grey wrseceeeee . Owen Sound, 12 Tey
ghfield. York ... ..{Maiton, A Johnson's Mills ...J Huron..... Seaforth, A _ eg Gere
ghgate. (Kent... .. (Bothwell, B Johnstown ......../Grenville... |P rescott, A, D orl, 2,7 Hes aE
ighiand Greek. lYork..... .~./Searborough, AorN Jolntown.eeeeeeee |GTOY weeseee . . See Chats worth ¢
lier... . {Prince Edward... srightou, A Jones’ Corners.../Elgin ....... . See Corinth Drees
Mlisboroug Lambton..,esseece Forrest, A Jordan ..|Hastings .. See Millbridge By af &
Hsburgh. Wellington..........|Alton, L JOPdan.eeceseeees {Lincoln .... . Jordan, B aes {
lisdale ..... ./ SIMCOE v.. ..|Barrie, C or 9 | Jordan Statioa.. {Lincoln ..... [ron in, B ity |
Bll’s Green... |HUPON. eee cece Seaforth, A Josephburg ww. Waterloo vss ‘Berlin, A seme I
ATT. Northumberland. Brighton, A | JUPAeeeeeeeeeeeee | Lambton seeseeeee |W idder, A meee
3iC ..... |Dundas......ee cece. \Morrisburg, A | Kable ..... .| Welland .... .|Black Creek, J : Aiea
bath Head......../Grey .... | Owen Sound, 12 | Kaladar.. ...|Addington........./ Napanee, A R ciate BRS
Dekley ..... \Simcoe...... ..{Bradford, C Kare: cisssscesstseves }Carleton vcccseeee Osgoode, D t ney }
Dig rs..|Grenville ., (See Maynard ) Kastnerville....... Perth...... . Sebringville, A ie }
bee's Back. Simcoe. ..|See Glencairn Katesville ... Middle .. Strathroy, B Bahrain ‘
Dbrook........6.|Oxford .... ..| Woodstock, B | Keady...e I GLOY waseee ... Owen Sound, 12 ; eee BUY
Diland Corners.) Grey Owen Sound, 12 Keene ..escsoceseeees : eterboroug 1 |Peterborough, F ; pees Ged:
piland Landing Yor Ie aces Holland Landing, C ivecnansville ...... Cardwell . ..{Bradford, © : Aye: aad
ssaststaeszanis Wellington........../Elora, M | Keith.ssessseessees [KOM thessseeess . Chatham, B Eo Pa
+ [ETUPON .eeeceece ewes Clinton, A | KelVin.seeececerees |Brant vo... "Brantford, A ;
we Grey... ../Fergus, M Kemble ..... [Grey sce ... (Owen Sound, 12 A
seuss .| York... ./See Kastville Kemptville iGrenville .........| Kemptville, D or & ie 3
ISTUCE visseesereeeees (roderich, A Kenilworth ....... Wellington... Fergus, M : ha vega
.Lineoln., wo /St Catharines, BorT | Kendal... .../Durham ..... Newcastle, A ES 4 6 ©
; ..|Sunnidale, C | Kerry... vee{PPOSCOLE eevee scenes ‘Lancaster, A ' hee?
iatigises rk ... (See Sharon | Kenmore, | Russell... wee Osgoode, D \ a :
DPCLOW I. eeseveee |Lanark | Perth, E | Kent Bridge ......| Kent wecceees a ‘Thamesville, B ei i aS»
Dpeville .. Norfolk... (See Tyrrell Kent Village......) Wellington ......../Berlin, A 7 He wae nay
DIDDY. sees ssaeee ee Halton......c0 dees Georgeville, A Kenyon... |Glengary .......... See Dunvagan Lage
Mprning’s Mills... Grey vss Orangeville, L Kerry... Prescott 0.6 . / L’Orignal, 3 ; bas ‘
prton Corners...| Renfrew . we| Gould’s Landing, 4 Kertch .... | Lambton... Wyoming, B 206 BES a]
Dssie's Settl....../ Lambton........... ee Logierait Kerwood Middlesex .....e08 | Kerwood, B Wo Bape sae
ughton Centre Norfolk..ccccceeee Ingersoll, B Keswick .........0 PY OLK sisi sesesscesiaes ‘Newmarket, C : ae? Beret : fi
Wwe Island... ‘Hastings. ... [See Myrehall Ketegaune-Seebe.| Algoma. See Garden River | fabio fi
Dwe's Curners..)| Frontenae ...ececes Kingst: in, A or 1, 2, 5, 6,7 i\Kettleby vv... York ..... | King, C a habs Re
sievevsubees Haron wo. ... (See Gorrie ‘Keyser .. | Middleses .. Kerwood, B Baht: ti :
Mavs ..|Pakenham, E | Kilbride... .|Halton............/ Wellington Square, B bl
“ ... /Caledonia, "A | Killarney coef ALGOMA vo cceccecees |Collingwood, C oA Warne ftears 2 OF
iaatinaties YOrk vcseesseeeeeee (DCE Clairville | Killean.... .| Wellington. .......,Galt, B as MS
Seb Carleton Stittsville, K | Kilmanagh sehen Sle Peeli.rcccsecseesseere Paisley, L iriat f
ngerfords Mls Simcoe ...{Aurora, C ly . . Vitis f Kilmarnock, 5, or Irisl H
bnsdon.. s(Hantitigs.c.... Sea: Tareed ‘Kilmarnock seoaahes Grenville... rar aa } Be i
Butley .. »|/Lambton........;%ee Point Edward Kilmartin ......... |Middlesex........0e. 'Glencoe, B Baal ae if
bntsvill «| Victoria. ... {Barrie, C or 9 | Kilmaurs. Carleton .. .|Arnprior, E ji ' ae
| Welland... ...|Port Colborne, A or I || Kilsyth wo... Ge Versess sevens vecnns Owen Sound, 12 \ \
Wel. ington........./Elora, M Kilworth.......... Middlesex. vec. Komoka, B |
.. Middlesex...
1 | GOY veseeee
. Simeoe......
»| Haldimand...
Glengary.........4.
Peterborough....
Oxford... saeaks
: Peterborough ag eeie
«Lanark vecceeeee
..| Dundas,
«Oxford v....
. Frontenac.,
~|Bruce
stinge..
nisfil
Hiana....
Hian Lands
ian River.,
Bersoll ....
erhuron,,
erm
syeiseg Bigin....
.« Middlesex .,
iGrenville..
he reek Sivas
quois or }\
da
_ Pandaie2 Te
ww Victori
Pe eeeeeeenne
..,|Lucan, A
“a iden ar L
‘ Bramley,
Canfield, a
See Notfield
Peterborough, F
Ingersoll, B
Peterborough, F
..JSee Ennisville
.|Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
...{ Bright, A
ian Kingston, A or 1, 2,5,6,7
ass Goderich, A
é Goderich, A
St Thomas, H
...{Lucan, A
J Lrish Creek, E
Matilda, A or 1, 2, 7
Lindsay, F
v?
.. |Bruee ....
York x2.
| King...
‘King Creek........, York ...
‘Kinghorn , AVORK ccisinene
iKingl: ike . .. | Norfolk. |
Kingsbridge ; ‘Huron .. uitegaetl
Kingston vo... lFrontenac..........
{Kingston Mills...!Frontenac......0
| Kingsville... Essex v...
|Perth ..
iKinkora... :
. Bruce ..
| Kinloss ..
Kinlough sesseeeees | Bruce ..
| Kinmount.. cee| VICCOLIO. sc eve sevens
|| Kinsale ., ee ONtAPiO ceceeeceeees
'|Kintail ses ../ Huron...
'|Kintore .. soo |OXFOP ..c0e vevvveees |
||Kippen see gandeaee’ TIMPON, weeeeeeeeeees
KGPDY ccccecceee sees [Durham..ssee scene
i|Kirktield... vee Victoria,.
|Kirkhill wo... Glengary
. King, C
. King, C
F ‘King, C
se Pakenham, BE |
. Inge rsoll, B
. Windsor, B
. Goderich, A
» Lindsay, F
‘Lancaster,
Goderich, A
See Black Horse Corners
Kingston, A or 1,2,5, 6,7 *
Kingston Mills, 5
Stratford, A
See Blackhorse Corners
Goderich, A Rais La : ; i
Beale
j
Lindsay, F
Whitby, A
Thorndale, A
Seaforth, A
Newcastle, A
A
116
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
Town, Village, &c.
Kirkton
Kirkwall
Kitley
Klineburg....
Knatchbull..
Kossuth
Lafontaine
Laggan
Lake Doré ..
Lakefield ....
Lakelet
Lakeside
Lakeview
L’Amable ........
L’Amaroux.........
Lambeth
Lambton............
Lambton ...........
Lambton
Lanark
Lancaster .........
Langford....
Langside ....
Langton........06
Lansdowne
Lansing......
Lappinville
Largie
Laskay..
Latona..
Latta’s 4 1 8
Leamington
Leaskdale
Leavens
Le Breton Flats..
Lefroy
Leinster ...
Leith Corners.....
Lemonville
Lennox.......
Leskard ...
Leslie
Lewisville..........
Lewray ........eeee
Lifford........ cee.
Limehouse ..
Lime Lake...
Lindsay..........
Linksville ..
Linton
Linwood ....
Lisadel
Lisbon
Little Ridean .....
@&Little Britain...
*Little Current...
Liverpool West...
Lloydtown .........
Lobo
Loch Garry
Lochiel.............
Locksley..
Lockton......
Logierait
Lombar’s Cors....
London
Londesborough ..|E
Longwood
Longwood Sta-
(0) | ee
County.
Perth ......00000 Tr
Wentworth.........
... | Leeds
we | York...
..|Halton...
Middlesex........06
Waterloo .......c00
Simcoe
Glengary..
..| Renfrew
.|Peterborough ....
Huron....eeeeee AY
Oxford...
Huron...
.|Hastings .
York
Middlesex ....cceeee
Addington...
Lambton .....cceeee
Glengary .....
Brant ......6.
sruce ...
Norfolk..
Leeds...
York...
Oxford...
Elgin...
York ....
Hastings ....
Waterloo ......
Wellington
Lanark
Sit waviness
Lincoln ...
Essex ..
Ontario
GQrOY sivicessscrccaves
Carleton
Simcoe
.. |Lennox.....
..|Leith, 12
See Speedie
Grey...
Middlesex.
Durham
..| Halton
wo fHastings wees
...| Victoria
.| Addington
York
[Perth wcceccceccueee|
.|Bruce
POrth siccerevas ess
Prescott ........
Victoria
Algoma
Middlesex
Glengary
Glengary ...
Renfrew
Lambton
Leeds.........ssecees
Middlesex
‘Berlin, A
.|Barrie, C or 9
-|Cornwall, A or 1, 2,
.|Park Hill, 2
|Thornhill, C
.. See Strathallen
..|Toronto
.. See Louisville
../Park Hill, A
\Bethany, F
ONTARIO
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
St Mary's, A
Galt, B
See Toledo
.|Klineburg, L
Acton West, A
Komoka, B
Cobden, 4
Lakefield, F
Seaforth, A
St Mary’s, i
Belleville, ri
Scarborough, A or N
London, A, B or H
See Odessa
Sarnia, A or B
Mimico, B
-|Perth, E
.|Lancaster, A
.|Brantford, A
Goderich, A
Ingersoll, B
Lansdowne, A
|Glencoe, B
King t, C
oi 1 Sound, 12
Belleville, A or 6, 7
...|Berlin, A
‘Orangeville, L
Perth, EK
‘olling wood, C
. See Virgil
.. ‘StonyPoint B
(Whitby, i or 1
'Meaford,
Le ee ; lats, K
Lefroy, O
Napanee, A
|Orillia, C
|Napanee, A
\Newcastle, A
‘Limehouse, A
Dame A
Lindsay, F
.|Ernestown, A
King, C
|Berlin, A
‘Seaforth, A
Stratford, A
..|Goderich, A
..|Mitchell, A
; |Pointe Fortune, 3
\Lindsay, Fr
.. (See Frenchman’s Bay
Aurora, C
Komoka, B
Lancaster, A
..|Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
|Pembroke, 4
Paisley, L
Sarnia, A or B
See South Elmsley
London, A, B or H
Minton, A’
' Longwood, B
See Melbourne
See § Shaftsbury |
ROUTES.
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
Town, Village, &c. County,
Long Island mills
Long Island Leks
Long Point
Long Point .
|Lonsdale...
|Loretto
L’Orignal..
|Lorraine
[Lou ehiorongh:
|Louisville....... ver
|Lovatt «| Bruce ....
Lowbanks .....eee Monck
|Lowville ............/Halton
{Lucan ...| Middlesex
\Lucknow ... | Bruce.....
|Lumle ..|Huron ..
|Lunen .. | Stormont.
Lurgan...
Luther...
Luton.
Carleton
Carleton
..| Hastings...
{Simcoe .....
.|Prescott...
Cardwell.
Frontenac
..) Wellington.
i plan
..|Leeds .
we { LCOS... ceeceee ee
* |W entw orth.
|Lyndhurst
|Lyndon.... :
|Lynedoch, ..| Norfolk
|Lynnville. ...| Norfolk...
LYONS vessecceese essen Elgin
|Maberly Lanark
Machell’s Cors....| York ....
Macintosh Mills...)Leeds ........
'Macton |Wellington..
Macville ..{Peel ..
McArdle’s ..|Grey ...
McDonald’s Cors. {Lanark..
McDonald’s Mills)Glengary
MeIntosh’s Cors..|Dundas.
McGillivray..........) Middlesex ...
/McGregor’s Mi
McIntyre
McKellar..
|Simcoe..
McNab
Glengary
| Tonk
'Madoc.... {Hastings .
Madrid... .|Renfrew....
Mad River Mills../Simeoe..
Maidstone Cross..|Hssex .
Main’s Corners....;Grenv ille.
Maitland Faeries
Maitland Rapids..|Carleton ..
Maitlandville Huron...
Majorville Ontario
Malakoff... ...|Carleton ..
\Malcolm.... ...(Bruce
{Malden .... .. (Essex...
Malvern
Malone .oeeceeee eee!
|Mallorytown ...... \Leeds..
|Malton...eecseeree!
Manchester
|Manchester
Mandaumin
Manilla
‘Manitowaning
\Mannheim...........
Manotick...
Mansfield ..
\Maple
\Maple Grove
Maple Hill.........
|Maple Leaf
|Mapleton....
\Maple Valley.
bach
Huron....
|Ontario
‘Lambton...
Victoria...
Algoma.
|Waterloo..
{Carleton ..
../(Simcoe
lYork......
eens avy
Bruce...
“ Oxford ..
re can ie
|Leeds
{Merechmont.. eens es
Marden... ..|Wellington..
[Markdale .. és
|Markham.
|Marlbank.. apehasaant
Prince Edward...
| Victoria wee
vag Shannonville, A
....|Bradford, C
../L’Orignal, 3
../Orangeville, L
..|See Sydenham
...| Lewisville, B
...{CGroderich, A
Hastings vseeeeee
..|Mallorytown, A
.|Malton, A
[Domn
Most convenient Poig
accessible by
Railroad or Steambiy
./See Manotick
Long Island, 5
|See Point Traverse
Long Point, 10 or |
A
Feeder,
| Wellington Square,
..|Luean, A
..|Goderich, A
ck Seaforth, A
a Dic kinson’s Landing |
iSee Alma
Per Luther, L
wapt Thomas, H
..{Lyn, A
...| Lansdowne, A
../Lyndon, B
~|Brantf rd, A !
..| Brantford, A
{Dorche ste r, B
\Perth, EB
.. ee Aurora
Mallorytown, A
Berlin, A
. Bolton, L
.. See Ronaldsay
Perth, E
See South Lagraise
See Dundela
../See Ireland
.pee Maberly
Collingwood, ©
.. See Armstrong's Fall
A or 1,1 ‘
|Cornwall,
‘Newmarket, C
Belleville, A or 6,7
Sand Point, E or4
See Singhampton
..| Windsor, B
.. Edwardsburgh, A
(| Maitland, A
... see Kilmarnock
.|Goderich, A
See Whitevale
Kemptville, D or5
...)Seaforth, A
../See Amherstburg
Scarborough, A ors
|Belleville, A
Goderich, A
..| Whitby, A orl
Mandaumin, B
..|Oshawa, A
..|Manitowaning, 13
..|Petersburg, A
..|Rossiters, D
.. | Angus, G
...|Richmond Hill, €
..|Cornwall, A
Fergus, M
..| Woodstock, B
St Thomas, H
....{Collin wood, C
..|Paken
“ Gananoque,
1am, EB
A or], H
March, 4
Orillia, C
‘a Guelph, A orB
{Owen Sound, 12
Markham, N’
..| Napanee, A
ASSEN (
n, Villa
ston
ville ..
tintown
'y borougt
lawate haf
ilda or
Mey nooth...
dowvale
ford...
fina
Honte.
ancthon |
calfe
ersburg..
hipicote:
dleport..
dleton..
dleton Ce
lletown ..
dleville,
hurst.......
burne.
Bridge.
bro
le fei
ersburg .. .
Grove ano
Haven..
iken......
Point...
[Domn
Most convenient Prig
accessible by
Railroad or Steamby
ee Manotick
ong Island, 5
ee Point Traverse
ong Point, 10 or }|
hannonville, A
sradford, C
/Orignal, 3
rangeville, L
ee Sydenham
ewisville, B
roderich, A
‘eeder, A
Velling ton Square,}
sucan, A
roderich, A
‘eaforth, A
Jickinson’s Landing |
see Alma
suther, L
st Thomas, H
ayn, A
zansdowne, A
ayndon, B
srantford, A
srantford, A
Jorchester, B
erth, HE
see Aurora
lallorytown, A
jerlin, A
Jolton, L
see Ronaldsay
-erth,
see South Lagraise
see Dundela
see Ireland
See Maberly
Jollingwood, C
see Armstrong's Fall
Jornwall, A or 1,21
Yewmarket, ©
Belleville, A or 6,7
Sand Point, E or4
see Singhampton
Vindsor, B
Ndwardsburgh, A
laitland, A
See Kilmarnock
roderich, A
see Whitevale
cemptville, D or5
Seaforth, A
kee Amherstburg |
scarborough, A or’
Belleville, A
fallorytown, A
falton, A
hoderich, A
fhitby, A or 1
andaumin, B
Dshawa, A
fanitowaning, 13
etersburg, A
ossiters, D
Angus, C
ichmond Hill, €
ornwall, A
ergus, M
oodstock, B
t Thomas, H
ollingwood, C
akenham, HK
ananoque, A or|,}
farch, 4
rillia, C
Fuelph, A or B
bwen Sound, 12
farkham, N
fapanee, A
RECTORY. ]
ASSENGER’S DESTINATION.
n, Village, &c.
ilda or
ersburg
hipicote:
dleport..
dleton..
dleton Centre
lletown ...
dleville,
hurst....
Bridge.
brook...
le Roches.
ershurg
Grove...
Haven.
ck
ckland...,
leymore,
Oliv.
Iro-
OIG sivicesvasvesciel
ie Lennox
...{ Addington.
wee York
ses Hastings ....
.. | York 4
County.
..|Hastings
«| Huron...
Wellington...
Glengary
Wellington
Hastings...eesseeee
.|Grey
Simcoe
Renfrew ....
..|Nipissing Dist.....
.|Lambton
Oxford...
.. (Simcoe...
..|Grey
..| Middlesex...
...| Hastings... “
.-| Middlesex...
.. (Prince Edward...
Peel.......
3...| Huron
Grenville
..|Welland
..|Lincoln. ....
..|Frontenac.
.. | Russell
..| Northumberland.
r| Algoma...
Middlesex..
Norfolk...
Simcoe....
»|Lanark..,
x Hastings.
..|Durham
Addington...
..|Stormont.
.. {Elgin
..|Hastings....
«.|Perth...
..|Halton.
i Hastings...
Perth and Huron
{Wellington
.. (Stormont...
.»|Hastings....
Dundas ...........
ONTARIO ROUTES
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Owen Sound, 12
...|Belleville, A or 6, 7
.../Olinton, A
...| Wainfleet, A
....(Ingersoll, B
.. (Fergus, M
...| Lancaster, A
See Rothsay
See Tyendinaga
... (Owen Sound, 12
.. (See Lavender
Perth, E
Matilda, A or 1, 2, 7
Roch Captain, 4
..|Mandaumin, B
.|Collingwood, C
...|/Brampton, A
...|Prescott, A, D or 1, 2, 7)
.|Belleville, A or 6, 7
.|Malton, A
.|Meaford, 12
(St Mary’s, A
... /Orillia, 9
...{Collingwood, C
....| Longwood, B
../Shannonville, A
Komoka, B
Belleville, A or 6, 7
.. Orangeville, L
See Bandon
Belleville, A or 6,7
Chatham, B
....See Mildmay
Bell’s Corners, K
Merrickville, 5, or Irish
Creek, E
See Welland
Thorold, B
;Mount Hope
..| Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7
Osgoode, D
Srighton, A
Michipicoten, 13
....,Middleport, A
...Jsee Longwood
...|See Courtland
....| Bradford, C
.../Perth, E
....{ Barrie, C
.|Kingston, A or 1,2, 5, 6,7|
Elora, M
Belleville, A or 6, 7
Berlin, A
....|Belleville, A or 6, 7
....{Millbrock, P
...,Oxford D
... |See Odessa
...|Cornwall, A
... (St Thomas, H
.../Ernestown, A
.|Ernestown, A
.../Scarborough, A or N
...|Mill P’nt, 6,or Napanee, A
....|Shannonville, A
...|Scarborough, A or N
...|Bronte, B
...(Mimico, B
..|Fergus, M
Lindsay, F
...| Barrie, C or 9
..|Mitchell, A_
..| Acton, A
.. [See Mount Pleasans
Belleville, A or 6, 7
Mitchell, A
Fergus, M
...|OCornwall, A or 1, 2,7
«| Belleville, A
ve PYORK se cen sessecseens
Markham, N
|Mulmur...
PASSENGER'S
DESTINATION,
Town, Village, &c.
\Monkton ...... ates
‘Mono Centre
Mono Mills....
Montague..
Montrose...
|Moore,.......
|Mooresville.........
Moose Creek
Moose Factory...
MOTAY ... sscccsesereee |
uowmvent.
Morganston..
| Morley
|Morningdale Mills
Morpeth...
|Morrisbank
| Morrisburg
| Morriston..
|Mortlake...
'Morton......
|Morven...
|Moscow..
|Moscow..
| Mossley...
| Motherwell...
|Moulinette.........
{Mount Albert
{Mount Albion.....
\Mount Brydges....
Mount Carmel
|Mount Charles...
Mount Elgin
{Mount Forest......
Mount Healy
Mount Hope
Mount Horeb.......
Mount Hurst.......
Mount Pleasant...
Mount Pleasant...
Mount Pleasant..
Mount Salem
Mount St Louis...
Mount St Patrick
Mount Vernon
Mount Webster...
|
Mountain Grove..
Mountain Mills...
{Mountain View...|
Mountsberg
Moyers Corners..
Mudge Hollow...
Muigrave ......cee!
Muncey...
|Munster.......eeee
|Murray
Murvale
\Muskoka Falls....
Muskokaville
Musselburg..........
Myrehall...
Myrtle....... .
NAUIN. se seeereee ees
Nanticoke
Napanee ‘i
Napanee Mills...
Napier vvcccsecccees
|Napperton...........
Nassagaweya.....
Navan
Nellestown..
Nenagh ....
. Cardwell...
.|Lanark
.«|Lambton .
.|Wellington.........
.|Lucan, A
|Stormont |\Cornwall, A or 1, 2, 7
AHYOrK.c ee seeeee
..|Leeds....
-« |Stormout
Munger’s,......65.6/K
.../Haldimand,
..{Halton....
.|Grey
.County.
Welland..
Middlesex.....
Victoria
Middlesex
..| Dundas
Huron...
Dundas.. ....
Wellington. .
York ;
Wentworth.........
Middlesex...
Huron
Haldimand..........
Middiesex ....
Wentworth........
Durham... ‘
SIMCOE wo... cee eee ee
Elgin......
Simcoe
Renfrew .
Brant...
Leeds......
Prince Edward...
Prince Edward...
|Wentworth.........
.|Lincoln
Oxford
Welland ........
.. (Simcoe
Northumberland..
Addington, ........
Victoria
Victoria
Perth, ......c..00e0e
+ |Hastings. e068
-- {Ontario
Middlesex...........
Haldimand.......
LennOX.....60+ seen
Addington
Middlesex...........
Middlesex
Russell
117
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
w/Mitchell, A
«.|Paisley, L
.|Paisley, L
../See Roseville
.../Port Robinson, I
..|Sarnia, A or B
Guelph, A, B or M
Moose Factory, N
..|Park Hill, A
Williamsburg, A or 1,2,7
Colborne, A
..../Meaford, 12
..|Stratford, A
Thamesville, B
Seaforth, A
....|Morrisburg, A
.../[Guelph, A,B or M
..|Scarborough, A or N
....|Morton, 4
...|Ernestown, A
.../ Kingston, A or 1, 2, 5,6,7
..|Drumbo, A
Dorchester, B
St Mary’s, A
...|Cornwall, A or 1,2,7
..|Newmarket, C
Hamilton, B or 1
... | Mount Brydges, B
...{Lucan A
....|Port Credit, B
.. (Ingersoll, B
Fergus, Mor Mount For—
est
Caledonia, A
.. |See Katesville
Hamilton B
... Lindsay, F
...| Weston, A, C or L
...|Brantford, A
..{Millbrook, F
Bradford, C
St Thomas, H
Barrie, C or 9
Sand Point, Eor4
Brantford, A
. |Lansdowne, A
Bolton, L
Kingston, A or'], 2,5, 6,7
Napanee, A ’
Belleville, A or"6,87
Wellington Square, B
../see Campden
See Canning
.. Bertie, A
New Lowell, C
Mount Brydges, B
..|See Harrow
Franktown, K
Trenton, A
Kingston, A
Orillia, 9
See Muskoka Falla
Stratford, A
Shannonville, A
Whitby, A orl
Ailsa Craig, A
..|Caledonia, A
Napanee, A
Napanee, A
Kerwood, B
Strathroy, B
Acton West, A
Ottawa, D, K or 3, 4, 5.
...|Caledonia, A
.|Wellington Square, B
Fergus, M
Welland, I
. nl
118 ONTARIO ROUTES. [Domi fIRELTORY.]
a a a ar TOR | (aI rare ator er
| PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point | PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most conventent Poin, SSENGER’S
—— accessible by accessible by
Town, Village, &c. County. = Railroad or Steamboat. | Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboy, wn, Village, &c,
Neustadt... eae stesseeseeseeees Collingwood, Oak Ridges ....... }York .... Aurora, ©
NO@ViSsssssesssereeese eee SUM COC., .|Hawkstone, 9 Oakwood........+.+] Victoria... (Lindsay, F terborough.....
Newark. ,..scceesees Lincoln seoees EE Niagara Oakville.............|Halton,... “Oakville, B tersburg sce
NeWArK.reseeeeeee OXfOrd wrceeee Woodstock, B Oban...... ...|Lambton ...... we (Sarnia, A or B tersburgh,.....]
New Aberdeen... (W aterloo... shavetas ae "Berlin, A Odessa ...|Addington........./Ernestown, A LEPSON weeeseeseee
New Bliss... : Leeds. avicae pele a E phen : “ft idgeds see ae os See Mount Carmel terson Ferry,../]
oy sat |Portland, 5 or Irish) Oil Cree -|Lambton............ See Coplest ersville ere J
New Boyne.. ieee | Oreek, E Oil Springs ........]Lambton ., . Pe trolia, B a \
Newborough........ Leeds.. .|Newborough, 5 Old Montrose... LKONtccceececeeeeeeee |O hatham, B wf E
New Bridge......... Huron... . Seaforth, A Olinda... ieee | ESSCX weeeeeeeeeeee (Belle River orW indgor} I
Newburgh........ Ade Lng re seoee «Napanee, A Omagh....c0s.e.. Halton..........06..|Oakville, B k
Newbury... .| Middlesex . Newbury, B Omemee. «| Victoria,..........;0memee, F VY
Newcastle... ‘Durham .... New castle, A Ompah ... ...{Frontenac......... \Perth, E ilipsville..... L
Newcombs Mills.. Northumberland, Brighton, A Ontario... ...| Wentworth... ‘See Winona NY. seeveeee[ E
New Dominion...|Glengary... » Lancaster, A Oneida ... .|Haldimand .. |Caledonia, A kering /O
New Dublin......../Leeds................ Bellamy’s, E riot ke A x Northumberland, Brighton, A ton . JP
New Dundee....... [Waterloo .........+. .. Petersburg, A Onondaga... | Brant ccceccee vee oie Oona as A ree's Corners.. C
New Durham......|Brant...... secseseeeees Brantford, A Orangeville.........| Wellington... .. Orangeville, L be Grove... | Y
New Edinburgh..|Carleton............\Ottawa, D Orillia weve SIM COC. seeeeeeeeee Orillia, 9 he Orchard...../Y
New England......| Norfolk... See Acacia Orchardville........] Grey ay » (Collingw ood, 0 he River......... Bi
New Germany....| Waterloo .......64 Breslau, A Orleans ...| Russell, . Ottawa, D, K or 3, 4mm kerton, Bi
New Germany..../Welland wu... Black Creek, J Ormond , save Dundas... navceaen sees Morris burg, A LAD. serseeees (SE
New Glasgow....|Elgin ...... ... See Aldborough Orono .... ...| Durham «| Newcastle, A dNenaa ee LY
New Hamburg... Waterloo.........44. New Hamburg, A Orwell... vee ET QIN veseee ceeseeens St Thomas, H
Newington......... Stormont... Dickinson's Landing, A} Osceola .. wef RENFLOW coececeeees |Cobden, 4
New Lancaster...|Glengary .. .|Lancaster, A Osgoode.. wf Russell cesses "|See Metcalfe
Newland.........0. YOrK vicseceseseeeeee eee Mount Albert Osprey ... .| Grey veseeeee SCC Maple Valley
New Lowell.......|Simcoe seseeeee New Lowell, O Oshawa Ontario. sesbeiveaste ‘Oshawa, A
| Newmarket......./ York ..... oe [Newm: urket, O Osnabruck Cen...|Stormont ........../Dickinson’s Landing, MBP) TID ss sessevees La
Newport..ccccee | BPANt seers seeeee| Brantford, A Osprin gee Wellington... hanes «|Acton, A ; ; .|No
j } New Ross......004 .|Dundas.. .......00/Matilda, A orl, 2,7 |/Cssian .........0/ Lambton ........../Petrolia, B asure [sland...] Yo
; | NOWYrY cseeecesesseee [Perth ...ssessseens(Mitehell, A Ostrander... [Kent ccccceceeees ‘See Selton m Hollow....../Le
| New Sarum E Igin... ar tsottans St Thomas, H Ottawa.............{Carleton............|O0ttawa, D, K or 3,4) nt Abino......, We
_ | Newton..ceeseeeee Durham . . Newtonville A Otter Creek....... Bruce ...... ..|Elora, M t au Pins.....] Aly
; |) Newton Brook.....| ee sgoveasseues + phoma C ee seseevese [Oford , |W oodstock, B nt Cardinal..../Gr
i i Newton Robin-| } ; ’ “4 ungah..... ...| Kent... iaeeies Seales } nt Kdward .../Lar
| eo BON ities | Sime0e nn ones {Bradford Cc Oustic .... .|Wellington........ |F ergus Int Kaye rj
i HH Newtonville... Durham............./See Port Granby }| Outram .. si BPUCO, 46 ive caaeses ISeaforth, A nt Petre
) Oa { Niagara... Lincoln .... Niagara, B or J [Overton .. : vs Addington........../Napanee, A t Pleasant...
t } Niagara Falls... Welland......... ‘Niagara Falls, B or J ‘Owen Sound. Ar Grey teeeees cosseeeee | OWEN Sound, 12 nt Traverse...
Nicolston ...........,/5imcoe veoeee (Gilford, C Oxenden sdb oviensansaate GCY wececee eens .. (Owen Sound, 12
NG6 ois caceeeeuerseeae HUPON. eee se eeee \Goderich, A Oxford Centre..../Oxford....... ..| Woodstock, b MONA. ee vesees
% a Nile’s Corners....{Prince Edward .. . Brighton, A Oxford Mills ....... Grenville... .|Kemptville, D d Mills... Mi
| i Nilestown........... | Middlesex... ..|Dorchester, B Oxford or Oxley .| Mssex....... seeseseee| Windsor, B sonby
ia i), Nissouri ........600./Oxford......eeeee Ingersoll, B Oxford Station..../Grenville ..... ve (Oxford, D HO, ssssvssecsvees
\ aw Nithburg....... [Perth vee Stratford, A Paincourt......... Kent’. ..secatcessas . See Dover South t Albert...
} q { Nithvale ...........] Waterloo... Paris, A or B PAISLOY cesses | BPUCE cccsee ceceeeees i\Goderich, A Bruce we,
| | , Nobleton .......006{YOrK.. eee (King, C 'Paisley.. we[Peel...soee aeiskesiews iSee Caledon East Burwell......
Pay Norland, ...e.seccee| ViCtOLIA ....eeseceee ‘Lindsay, F Pakenham ,......../ Lanark .....cccccee Pakenham, E t 0 varling seenee
ye Norham ... .sssseees Northumberland, | Colborne, A Palermo. Haltom... seve Bronte, B
al Normandale ...... Norfolk .......46 /Paris, A or B Palmerston D’pot|Frontenac ......... \See Elphin sdeseeee
a Normanton... Bruce os. + Owen Sound, 12 Pandash... eee Peterborough .. ..|Lakefie Id, F iD athe?
tp North Augusta.../Grenville .. .-|Bellamy’s, E /Panmure.. ..{Carleton. . \Pitzroy Harbor, 4: t Dover.
North Bruce....... Bruce veveeee Goode rich, A ‘Parham, ..|Frontenac.... ... Kingston, A orl, 2 25 t Elgin...
North Douro...... Peterborough eee See Lakefield i BEANE Soi50%.ccesesens |Paris, A or B t Elginw...
Northfield ......../ Brant ccceseececees Princeton, B \Paris Station....... Branticccccecscsscedee Paris, A orB
Northfigid. |Stormont.....covees |Aultsville, A IParker ......scccseeees Wellington... iF ergus, M ge ES
North Glanford ... Wentworth........ .|Caledonia A (Park Hill ............. Middlesex.......00.. \Park Hill, A oe Cesseeeess 1
North Gower .....|Carleton .....00 /Osgoode, D D Park Head.........{ Bruce n.ceeecee sees ‘Owen Sound, 12 pers Hu...
North Keppel... sens ..|Grey wevaaaaeas -/Owen Sound, 12 'Parma.. vsvee[LOMMOX. ccc csseseees |Napanee, A
North Laneaster../Glengary ... «Cornwall, A’ or 1,2,7 Parry Sound.. seedea Algoma ....se ceases |Parry Sound, 13 ee Granby,,,,,,
North Montague.|/Lanark ... .. Smith’s F alls, 10) Patinos.........0...|Middlesex...........(See Gad’s Hill
North gee el Kereta ssesseeeeeeee| Kemptville, D patlertan ee “lores siaees senenesenes Richmond Hill, €
i} North Muskoka) ) g,; “5 . . eabody saves | OTOY. ssverseaes ... {Owen Sound, 12 ‘ and ....,,
Falls....eeee. ; } Simcoe. ssssseen See Bracebridge Peepabun w...0..|W ellington.. ..|Guelph, A, B or M MAN ee, N
North Pelham .../Monck....ee . St Catharines, B or I |Pefferlaw.........06 York ws... seveeeeee |NEW market, C
North Port... .....] Prince seubeie .|North Port, 6 or 7 {Pelham Union..../Monck...............|Jordan, B f Nelao seve ‘
North Ridge.......| Essex ............006,/Belle River orWindsor,B Pelton’s Corners| Grenville «....0.... See South Gower BOI ee
North Sencea.. ... Haldimand... .....|Caledonia, A ae as ry: Renfrew... Sincice ...-|Pembroke, 4 ;
North Williams- 53 Pendleton......... rescott... Brown's, 3 ow. an sveeee
DUPE vecssccrecoeees | Dundas. ane Morrisburgh, A Penetangore........ Bruce....... wee [pee Kincardine t Royal...
Norval..... .|Halton........ vase (Norval, A Penetanguishene|Simcoe... ..../Barrie, C or 9
} Norway... York ...s00..esee0e0e| LOronto Penswick ...... ++ {SIMCOE oo... ee Allendale, Cc
Norwich... .........{Oxford..........+0.; Woodstock, B Pentland...... ....|Wellington......../Elora, M
Norwood...........|Peterborough......;, Peterborough, F |Penville, ...........{SiMCOe ....... Bradford, 0 Severn. senanene
i Notfield ... si Glengary .. see esos (Lancaster, A /Perch Station... .|Lambton... . (Sarnia, A or B tsmouth,,, ?
| Nottawa... .[Simc0e......00608 «6 |Collingwood, C Percy .....0 ‘|Northumberland. See Warkworth Ste arly
iA Oak Hill............|Victoria............/Lingsay, F Perry’s Corners 8../SiMCOe .........000. See Cookstown Talbot...
Oakland vss [BEAD ssssscsseseeees rantford, A Perry tOwneeee sere Durham svesssuse. Campbell’s, F Union...
Domnioy
a
nlent Point SSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point ||
acvessible by i]
ble by |
Steamboat wn, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboat, |
waa ae Tt. sevseovee vovees Lanark ........0000./Perth, EB
terborough ..... es ran dae .., Peterborough, F
tersburg :........| Waterloo. .. Petersburg, A H
zB tersburgh...... Welland .....+.{Port Colborne, A or I |
: ‘i LETSON sessseevene Pe terborough re Pe terborough, F
G , terson Ferry...|Prince Edward..,/Napanee, A
vein te rsville casiens Middlesex.......... ‘|London, "A, B or H |
svancees Renfrew ....000./ Petewawa, 4 |
; Windsor MMU OLLh. ss cereeeeee| Lambton ....... |Petrolia, B
oR inde yor'tlicssccssces Frontenac. .eeseeees |Napanee, A
ilipsburg Berlin, A
cad
ad Kering seceseee Ontario....... ...../See Duftin’s Creek
A ton . ..|Prince Edward...|Picton,6,7 or Napanee,A
‘ ree’s Corners..| Carleton... |See Malakoff |
ts he CHOVC.seeee| YORK .ccseeseeeeveeee| Woodbridge, C
le, L he Orchard..../YOrK ...sseeeeeeeeeee| Aurora, CO |
1.¢ he River... Bruce ,,,...000se0ee.; ee Alma |
7! kerton ».|Bruce ve ase. aedenieas \Inverhuron |
ore a PLA. .sss eveseeeee (UM COE seoeeeppee Airlie
By A thville sss. {YORK .. Aurora, C
A teferry........,-|Frontengc... Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7
s, H infield. .cccvee| Hastings... ceccceeee See Latta’s Mills |
: inville...eee ...|Northumberland.|Cobourg, A, G or 1
fe 11 ntagenet PresCOtt....cccccees eee 3
pW Alley ttsville wiseeeee[OXPOPE vccceeeseeeee |Bright, A
* ai fair wee [Lanark ..ccccceees Perth, E
's Landings sant Hill......{|Norfolk ... seeseeeee (ee Walsingham Centre
B asure [sland...] YOrk vse... e0e04.| Toronto
n m Hollow......|Leeds ... . acne A, Eor 1,2,7|
- { nt ADINO....00 Welland........ce00 ‘See Ridgeway
Dy Reon sia tau Pins.....| Algoma ............|Collingwood, C
kB nt Cardinal....|Grenville......... ..|See Edwardsburg
‘“: nt Edward ...j/Lambton....... wee (Sarnia, A
ig Mt Kaye... Victoria |Point Kaye, 10 or 11
. nt Petre........,/Prince Edward...|Brighton, A
- t Pleasant...| Victoria,...... 000 Point Pleasant, 10 or 11|
ind. 12 nt Traverse...|Prince Edward...|Napanee, A
aa 2 vee [LOMALK 0. ceseeeees |Perth, E :
ioe vee {GCY seesseeeees weeeee|Fergus, M
aS ...|Middlesex..........,Rond Mills, H
ne "..{ Wellington... ‘Elora, M
ie [Perthcceccees epee nent A
TIUP ON. esos eee ..|Goderich, A
pe Bouth Elgin wee. (St Thomas, H
i oe East Elgin saa saa es seaasees |Ingersoll, B
: %: 2 Victoria..... ..|Port Carling, 10 or 11
. t Colborne ...| Welland .... ./Port Colborne, A or [|
/ t Credit... POUL psacsvesuriaisesce Port Credit, B
LR t Dalhousie...| Lincoln.........eee |Port Dalhousie, 8 |
Harbor, 4 L DOVER apace Norfolk.e.cseeeeeees Caledonia, A
: \ rd. 28 H1ginsssees Bruce ..ssccceeveees Goderich, A
1) 4 B ess Elgin... Grenville ......66 See Edwardsburg
eae Port Elmsley, 5, or Pike)
or B Elinsley....... Lanark vececve Falls, B ’
i N Frank... Lambton oo...) W idder, A
ind, 12 en's Hill... Huron... ieuaeeres Clinton, A
Ae ° Glasgow... [EIQin ...ccceeeeceeees Newbury, B
4 1,13 Granby... Durham vise Newcastle, A |)
ee rit Hoover... Victoria ... ...|Lindsay, F
d Hill 0 Hope.........{Durham ...........|Port Hope, A, F or 1
. i, jo Panda. Leeds ....... ..../Portland, 5
PAB beh land .......4....|Norfolk.. ee Brantford, A
ket, C Maitland.....|MOnCK..ssceeseeees Dunnville, A
a Nelson... [Halton veeceeeceen Wellington Square, B
th Gower POTTY ssssseees Ontario.........0./Whitby, A
ko, 4 Robinson....|Welland............/Port Robinson, J
2 Rowan..,.....|Norfolk .. «Ingersoll, B
ardine t Royal.........] Norfolk... ....{Ingersoll, B
A aed B Ryerse........JNOrfol...ssseeeees |Brantford, A
we Sandfield....]Victoria.............(Port Sandfield, 10 or 11)
le, Sarnia........ Lambton.......e00 See Point Edward
th CG Severnas.|SIMCOe ...seceeeeees Barrie, C or 9
v3 or B
hrkworth
kstown
ell’s, F
ilipsville
ILY. escceee
IREUTORY. ]
tsmouth
Stanley,
Talbot...
Unio
Deseveeene
ONTARIO
.|Wellington........ |Fergus, M
.|Waterloo....... sonnel
Leeds ......00eeeee08 | Mallorytown, A
.. (See Deniston
Frontenac...
‘, Frontenac .......
{Elgin .........0/Port Stanley, H
{Elgin ... .. {St Thomas, H
| Prospect...
| Railton ....
| Riviere Raisin..
| Roach’s Point... ‘
Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6, 7|
ROUTES.
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
Town, Village &c, County,
Postville .......0 Halton. .cccsseeceeee
Powell. cee [Carleton vccecveee
Powell's Mills... ..| Hastings...
Priceville..
. Grey oeeereeesenoeees
Primrose
Cardwell
Prince Albert... Ontario... rf
Princeton. OXPOPd.. cesceseee eee
tPLeSCOtt .ccceceeeees j|Grenville we.
Prescott Junction, Grenville .,
Presqu’ LG 2,srccoseas Grey ..
alW aterloo Ssceveaeess
«Lanark cecceceeges
Grey
Preston.
Proton ....
PULAY veseveseenerees Hastings ....sceeee
Purdy’s Mills....66) Grey wesccccsensenees
Purpleville.......0.| York weceees cee doors
Puslinch.........| Wellington.
Putnamville....... Middlesex .....0000
Queensborough .| Hastings «006
Queenston ...... Lincoln ..... Giacene’
Queensville ........) YOrk vee seg
Raglanisecccsecees i
Ragtown..,
Rainham i
Rainham Centre..|Haldimand ...... .
RaMad oessesceceesees Ontario ....csecseeee
Ranelagh ..........|NOrfOlk wesececeee
Rankin wsccecceceeee Renfrew .. :
Ratho ...secccsceeeee Oxford .... te
Ravennaseeeceeeee| GLEY weer :
Ravenshoe..........] York...... Keueautves
Ravenswood......| Lambton ..... seine’
|
Raymond...... seoee|ViCtOria.ceeceee
Reading ......6. .. Wellington...
Reed... sceeeeeves ...|Hastings...
Rednersville.. cases Prince Edw ard.
Relessey wccecccees Cardwell wv...
Renfrew vcseccceees Rentrew wee
LENTON veseeeeeeeees Norfolk ...... noite
..| Lincoln
.. {Prescott ....
Richardson's 8 “Crs Simcoe.
tichmond,......06 Carleton ;
Richmond........ ‘PHIBIN., cess vecscsesas
Reynoldsville.
Riceville...
Richmond Hill .../York wesc:
LICHVICW veeseeeee es Peel... .....
| Richwood ......06 Oxford......
Ridgetown........ Bothwell
Ridgeville... Monck.......
Ud GEWAY weseeeees Welland ....
Ringwood ......... York w.ceeeee
Ripley....rcooeseeees Bruce .....0 eee
Riversdale .... Wellington
{Bruce
‘ ary
-|Glengary ..
York wo...
Riverstown....
Rockside .........-...|Cardwell......
Rockspring..
York ......s000eeee+e| Duttin’s Creek, A
.|Ottawa,,
Robertson’s Mills|Glengary
Roblin ........ ee LennOX.....ceer sees
Roblin’s Mills...... Prince Edward...
Rob Roy... secon Grey ...cccrseseceeens
Rochester . | Essex...
Rochester Durham .....
Rockford Norfolk .
Rockingham...... tenfrew ...
Rockland.........8 Russell ,....
Rockliffe ........... Renfrew...
Rockport.. Leeds .......
ve [ LCOS c..ccccccseeees
Rockton...... ...{ Wentworth .......
|Rockview .......06 Grey... .
Rockw OO oo. | W ellington .
Rodgerville .. Seaaee Huron .. eee
(Rodney... .|Elgin....
‘Roebuck. veaasaaaeers Grenville ..
|Rokeby....cesecee Lanark ....... ,
||Romney....... sooo Kent. Are
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Oakville, B or I
Almonte, E
See Malone
Collingwood, C
Paisley, L
WwW hitby, A
‘Princeton, B
Prescott A, Dor 1, 2, 7
Pm Prescott Junct, Aor D
Owen Sound, 12 y hes
Preston, B
F ranktown, E
See Inistioge
Sand Point, E or 4
Richmond Hill, C
\See Pomona
Guelph A, B or M
\Ingersoll, B
‘Belleville, Ao r6,
|Queenston, J
6 Wek
.. |New market, C
Oshawa, A
See V ictoria
.|Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7
\Dunnville, A
.|Dunnville, A
Whitby, A
Princeton, B
.... |{Gould’s Landing,
.|Bright, A
: or uewood, C
Bell Ewart, 6
W idder, A’
Barrie, C, or
Sound, 13
.. |Fergus, M
Parry
.|Tyendinaga, A
.|Rednersville, C
:/Paisley, L
Bonnechére, 4
Brantford, A
St atharines, Bor
..|Thurso, 3
sa. [ SEE
a Stittsville, K
Edgar
Ingersoll, B
Richmond Hill, C
.|Port Credit, B
.|Richwood
Thamesv ile. B
... [Port Robinson, I
..|Bertie, A
Aurora, C
Ea Goderich, A
r ergus, M
Oonevrcececcces | Goderi ch, A
.. see New Ls ancaster
.|See Keswick
see Dalkeith
j Napanee, A
See Ameliasburg
Collingwood, C
Belle River, B
..|See Le skard
.|Brantford, A
Bonnechére, 4
D, Gia or 3, 4,5
Sand Point, E or 4
al Mallory tow} n, A
Paisley, L
Belf's Crossing, E
.|Lyndon, B
. [See Kimberley
tockwood, A
Ac linton, A
‘ Newbury, B
ahi Spencerville, D
.|Perth, E
Baptiste Creek, B
aoe een GS: SRNR NBO at = NT ELE NRE Ct A LT a
a ee Raper eora te
SN a ip BENET I
ena eat om
120
Se oe aS ae
Most convenient Point
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c.
Ronaldsay ..........
Rondeau... .....+0+
Rondeau Harbor..! Kent
RONSON... seeeeees
Rosebank..........
Rosedale ............
bee neneeees
Roseville...
Rosemont ..
Roseneath ........4.
Rosetta....ccccceee
Rosseau .........
Rothsay .........
./Lanark......
+| Waterloo...
ve DTN COC sesssesserseneseee
we] VICLOTIAL..ceeeee eee
..| Wellington
ONTARIO ROUTES.
DESTINATION,
accessible by
Chatham, B
Norfolk .............{[ngersoll, B
|Northumberland.|Trenton, A
Brant wcceceesceeeee Brantford, A
VICCOTIA Loss seeseesees Lindsay, F
...| Beamsville, B
.{Smith’s Falls, E
.|Preston, B
Angus, O
{Northumberland,|Cobourg, A, G or 1
LAN ALK eeeeereees Almonte, E
Hastings ...........|Belleville, A
Renfrew ....00{lobden, 4
Rossean, 10 or 11
Flora, M
'Linsoln ....
|
seseweee
Rouge Hill......... Ontario... ...|Frenchman’s Bay, A
Round Plains ..... ..|Paris, A or B
Rugby a Barrie, C, or Orillia, 9
Russell ........ | Russell ........0..;9ee Duncansville
Rutherford ..........., Bothwell ........000 Thamesville, B
Ruthven......../HS8eX sees, iataees Belle River, B
Rutledgeville......,| Hastings ............|Belleville, A or %, 7
Ryckman’s Cors|/Wentworth........ Hamilton, B or 1
Ryegate... we | HSSOX veeseeeee coeee Windsor, B
Rylstone . ...|Northumberland |Belleville, A
Sable vcs Middlesex. ......... Park Hill, A
Sable.......ceeeeee Grey veces ...{See Williamsford
Sackville... Essex ..... .../See Colchester
Sageville........... Oxford...... ..|See Maple Leaf
Salem ................,)Wellington........./Hlora, M
Salford ...... ... {Oxford ...... ...{ Ingersoll, B
Saintfieid..... ../Ontario... ..|Whitby, A or 1
Salmonville..........]Peel ....cccccceceeees Georgetown, A
Sandfield.... [GLEN gary....ccceeee Lancaster, A
Sandford...... Ontario vice Newmarket, C
Sandhill .............)Cardwell........... Malton, A
Sandhurst.......:.. Lenn0X.. vesseeoeees Fredericksburgh, 6
Sand Point........... Renfrew ............/9and Point, E or 4
Sandwich.............. Hssex .. ..|Windsor, B
Sandytown........./HIgim ween See Staffordville
Sarawak........c1 [Grey see csseeeeeee Owen Sound, 12
Sarepta........... HUTrON wceeeeeeee eee Seaforth, A
Sarnia.......ccc0 Lambton ........... Sarnia, A or B
Saugeen ............ Bruce..........+000...{9ee Southampton
Sault Ste Marie...| Algoma ............/SaultSte Marie, 13
Scanlon’s.............. Simcoe ,.............,Scanlon’s, C
Scarborough...... YOK wissesersesevens Scarborough, A or N
Schomberg........... YOK vossesseee sevens Aurora, C
Scone........0000 ses |BEUCE vesecesee cease Owen Sound, 13
Scotch Block....../Halton ..........0... Norval, A
Scotch Corners... |Simcoe..........00008 See Duntroon
Scotch RiverMills|Prescott .........44 See Kerry
Scotch Settlem’nt|Kent.... ..,See Darrell
Scotland..........6 Brant .. . |Brantford, A
Scott’s Corners.../Frontenac.......... See Elginburg
Scugog....eeee Ontario ........00065 Oshawa, A
Seaforth seee PHUTON oss ceeeeeees Seaforth, A
Sebringville....... Perth ....sccee secre .|Sebringville, A
Seeley’s Bay ...... Leeds.......... .....jseeley’s Bay, 5
Selborne ............. Elgin ...... ..(Port Stanley, H
Selby..... seve {LOMO eesseeeeeee Napanee, A
Selkirk. ............./Haldimand ., ......'See Caledonia
Sellsville ........... LeNNOX .scseesseees Napanee, A
Seltont.....cceessevee Kent. .................|Phamesville, B
Selwyn ............../Peterborough .....|Peterborough, F
Seneca ............../ Haldimand ........ See Caledonia
Severn,.......cceeees Hastings.......... See Malone
Severn Bridge....| Victoria ............ Washago Mills, 9
Seymour East.....|Northumberland.|See Menie
Shaftsbury.........; Algoma..........000 Collingwood, C
Shakspeare ........ Waterloo...........|/Shakspeare, A
Shamrock .........| Renfrew....., ......|Bonnechére, 4
Shanick.............|Hastings ...........|Belleville, A
Shanly........0006 Grenville Spencerville, D
Shanly Bay........ Simcoe. ....0.ceeeee Barrie, C or 9
Shannonville .....| Hastings Shannonville, A
ShArn .o....000e0ee| VOLK vssoeeeeeeeeeee| NeWmarket, C
County, Railroad or Steamboat,
Grey airsereenseceeneees Collingwood, C
Kent See Blenheim
PASSENGER'S
DESTINATION.
Town, Village, &c,
Sharp’s Corners...
County.
Durham.......secee
South Bay Point.
South Cayuga....
South Douro ......
South Dummer ..
Prince Edward...
Haldimang ........
Peterborough ....
Peterborough...
South Elmsley ...}Leeds...........
South Finch....... Stormont ........00
South Gloucester] Russell .............
South Gower .....|Grenville
South Lagraisse..|Glengary
South Lake........ Leeds .....
South March...... Carleton .
South Middleton.| Norfolk .........060
South Monaghan|.Northumberland.
South Mountain..| Dundas .............
South Zorra ...... Oxford .....cce cece
Spaffordton ....... Frontenac..........
Spanish River.....| Algoma..........0.
Sparta........ sescees TIQIM .ecseeeveeeeeee
Sparta..ccerces sere York....
Spearman’s Cors.|Oxford.......
Speedie ...... ee. Grey ......eeeee
Speedside.......... -| Wellington
Spencer's Mills....)Lennox..........04
Spencerville.......
Spike’s Corners...
Spring Arbour...
Springbank........
Springbrook
Springbrook
Springfield
Springfield.........
Springford.........
Springhill «........!
Springhill .........
‘we {King, ©
..|Gananoque, A, 1 or!
..|(March, 4
..iSee Boxgrove
..|See Wesley
..|Leith, 12
.... (Spencerville, D
..(See Harrowsmith
.. Ingersoll, B
.|Strathroy, B
.
(Domrvio iD inncrory.
PASSENGER
Most convenient Poly
accessible by
Ra lroad or Steamboy,
See Ida
‘own, Village, &
ee,
pring Mills...
Sharpton.,.......... Frontenac ... ss. Kingston, A or 1,2 Bnringt
Shaw’s Corners... /EIgin .......60+eeeeee (BEC Wilkie’s Coren ievala: ”
Sheffield ........... Wentworth........ Branchton, B D eneville ea
Shelburne ....... GCY sisee serene nneees Brampton, A P Aw t} ene
Sheldon... Cardwell .........../Bradford, © 5 re ae
Sherkston.......... Welland .isseseceee Port Colborne, A or| a Andrew "inte
Sheridan .....ccceee/HAltOM.ceseecceeeees Norval, A a jane an
Sherwood......000+ GOY sserscccrcceccees See Holland Corner Ht Ostherines...
Shetland ........0. Bothwell ..|Bothwell, B By. Clements...
Shipley... Perth ..... .{Mitehell, A * Dai feos.
Shipman’s Cors...| Brant... See Rosebank B Baosna <<,
Shrighey.cssccesreres [Grey visseseececeeres Collingwood, 0 a Oéoroo.. 3.”
Siddellsville, ...... Middlesex,,.........;Ailsa Craig, A Bt Hiclen's.
SHCrra, sesseses eevee Glengary .. ses. Lancaster, A B Tonuco,..
Sillsville......ee. LENNOX veseeeeceeees Napanee, A B Ives.......
Silver Creek...... Pe@l.sseeeeeeee (CE Charleston RE Vacobla, ci;
Silver Hill... Norfolk y.ccceeseeee. Brantford, A t John
Silver Lake........]Peterborough .....jSee Galwa Bt Nohnk
Silvershoe.....00 SIMCOE v.40. ceseeee [SEO Sunnidate Bt M ary’s
SIMCOE wrseesreeeens Norfolk v.....seeees Paris, A or B b Mary's.
Singhampton .,,..]Simcoe ........ veces Stayner, C t Olan.
Sir John’s Island|Frontenac ......... See Howe Island th iphael een
Skipness......e.. Bruce s..ceeceeees cons Owen Sound, 12 .Thomad..
Skye vecsscccesecsnees Glengary ............|Cornwall, A or 1, 2,1 b Vincent...
Slash.... .|Durham,, .......e00 See Drum Williams...
Sieswick... Peel. ..cscoseeecesees Paisley, L haf...
SLIGO ....s0e verceenes Peel.......... ...|Paisley, L tafford
Smithfield ......... Northumberland |Brighton, A tafford Mills...
Smith’s Corners..|Kent ................;9ee Merlin tamfordeess...,
Smith’s Corners..|Northumberland,|See Wooler tanloy's Mills”
Smith’s Falls .....| Lanark ...........6. Smith’s Falls, E ors anton. .....
Smith’s Hill... Huron w.ccecceceees See Carlow eeMtark’s Corners.
Smith’s Mills...... Hastings.............[See Milltown ynet
Smith’s Mills......|Prinee Edward...|North Port, 6 or? BEG canunicec:
Smithurst.......... Wellington ....... Fergus, M Racckicih:
Smithville.......... Hastings.........004 See Foxborough
Smithville.......... Lincoln ........e00 Grimsby, B ewarltown
Snider’s Corners.| Northumberland.|See Morganstown irling es
Snow Village......| Hastings .........../See Thurlow irtot.ss.,,
Solina........, we {Durham,.....e secs Bowmanville, A or] is or
Sombra.. .. |Bothwell.............;5arnia, Aor B = tittsville.
SONYA wseeee sees POOL vicrseecessesoavis Lindsay, F
Southampton......] Bruce ......ccc cece Goderich, A FRMMRoco...,
See Point Traverse
Dunnville, A
Peterborough, F
Peterborough, F
Oliver's Ferry, 5,
Smith’s Falls, Ef
Dickingon’s Landing,
Ottawa D or 3, 4,5
Kemptville, D
Lancaster, A
ney Point
Orring ton
rangfi
athalla
ratford.,.
rathburn
Ingersoll, B
Port Hope, A orl
Matilda, A, F or 1,3
Woodstock, B
Kingston, Aor 1,2
Collingwood, C
St Thomas, H
mmersmill....,
Immerstown ,.
mMmerville ,,.,
Elora, M
See Roblin
ton.
eabur
Brampton, A
See Wyandott
Dorchester, B
Port Credit, B
‘Ingersoll, B
See Staffa
Henham ,
enham ,
enham,
enham
PinEOTORY. | ONTARIO ROUTES. 121
Moat convenient Point
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, E Most convenient Point | PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
accessible by ——— accessible by
frown, Village, ke, County. Railroad or Steamboat, | Town, Village, &c.| County, | Re vlroad or Steamboat. y
feces cole —— [a eovesh <tc | esshsias cones gueieiassarbeigiahtin h
pring Mil] S.csseee. asinine rland.'See Camborne Talbotville Royal ELgin cesses See F ive Stakes
A or 1,258 Bprin glow seve Rentrew vecececseees |Arnprior, I or 4 Tallock THe LJANALK..ceceee veeeee Perth, 0}
e’s Corners Bpringvale.. Haldimand,......../Caledonia, A Paumworthi.eeee Addington... Napanee, A
springy ille wwe Peterborough,....,. Peterborough, F | Tapley towne | Wentworth wooo Hamilton, Bor 1
Bt AGathid vecceeeee | Waterloo ...cceeeee Petersburg, A LOEB icccettocesceteins Bruce visseeeescvees Alma, M %
Be AU rewWs..ceccee SSLOPMIONL. ceeeeeees Cornwall, A or 1, 2,7 Tarbert. Welling@ton..cecces Klora, M Nee
Bt Andrews..sseeee VOU siiviacctae veaens ISce Thistletown | Tatlock LAMaArk..ccccesseeees Pakenham, E a op) 3
Bt ANNs seseee seen LINCOLN ...seee sevens Beamsville, B | TavistOck vocecee Oxford and Verth Tavistock, A A t ig
Bi Gatherines..... Lincoln... St Catharines, Bor I Taylorholine,..... Russell. ee. (Ottawa, D, K or 3, 4, 6 ; ne
Bt Clements... Waterloo ween Berlin, A Tecumseth....eee Kent visevisscccssse See Thiamesville (oe tee
Bt Davids vsssccee LiNGOIN ..cceevoeeer St Catherines, B or [ Tecumseth......eeee SIMCOE ...0000 vovees See Clarksville ’ Pe
Bt Eugene .. Prescott os. ‘Point Fortune, 3 | TOCSWALED. cccecees Bruce... bieeapaa’ Seaforth, A
BE Voor eawsecee |BPAME seeeeeee (Harrisburg, B Teetervill@...ece. Norfolk . Princeton, B
Bt Helen's... . Huron... .. Goderich, A Telfer ..sccsscecssees Middlesex,......... (Nomoka, B
Bt Tyrnuce.... \!goma j|Collingwood, 0 Temperanceville,, EUZIN ccc seeees See Orwell ral 3 eae
RELVES cccceee » (Middlesex ..cccces "Thorndale, A TEMPO... .ceeee seers Middlesex va. /Glanworth, H he tt earl
Bt. Jacob's ve Waterloo vcceceeees iBerlin, A Ten Mile Creek... Lincoln......... .. See Homer ED i
Bt JUNUS cc cccesceee MICULOSOK .sccseeees ‘London, A, B or FH | TOMMySON vesseveee Lanark .... .{Pranktown, EB i Banat
Bt Johns West...) Welland....cecceees St Catharines, Bor I TESLON vrcoee covees York.. “ . Richmond Hill, C t ae
Bt Mary's vcvcccoeee /LATMCOLM vccceeeeeees See Jordan | Teviotdale ...cccoee Wellington... w. Klora, M At wee
t Mary’s. POPU i citiseoenscss St Mary’s, A Thamesford.. ..... (ONPOPC isciveascevcses Ingersoll, B eit
t Ola... HTAStinges .. ceseeees | Be lle ville, A or 6,7 | Thamesville woe Kent... ian Thamesville, B te
t Raphacl Glengary ... Lancaster, A Thanet cece Hastings. w+ | Belleville, A or 6, 7 ay
t Thomas St Thomas, H |, Thedford Lambtou,... .. Hee Widder Station / 2
t Vincent Wey a. . See Meaford Thistletown ...... York vce ; .|Wes ston, A, ©, or L | rn
t Williams... Nortolk.. »|Brantford, A | Thirty Mile Creek Lincoln... ee by, if fp Si
(erect (Porth ..ccs {CO arron pia A | Thomasburg...... Fie ‘ Bellev ille, A i
tatlord crcceseeees jRenfrew |Pe mbroke, « Thompsonville... Simeoe . ‘is Br idford, © dt
tatford Mills....../Prinee Edward... |Belleville, ‘ or 6, 7 | Thornbury Grey. veveeeee| Collingwood, © Ween: °
Btamford........c6| Welland vo. .ccceeeee | IClifton House, si | Thorndale ...... iMiddlesex X see Thorndale, A Ra aig:
tanley’s Mills ...|Peel.... seve coeeee| Malton, A ) Thornhill... York. seve ines (Thornhill, C My ay
Falls, E ori ANON, cee seeeee EMICOR < ..|New Lowell, ) Thornton. cescceeee SIMCOG vescree eee ‘Allandale, C ; OEP
low urk’s Corners...|/Beuce ... we poee Sieve HW Thorold.scccessooens Welland ..... woe Thorold, B or I i Ba
BYICT sss coseessee es SIM COC sssssseee errr Btaynery CO Thorold Station! Lincoln... See Merritton iit hi
ASIMCOC ...cseeeeceese |Ilawkestone, 9 }Throopstown w... iGrenville .. See Centre Augusta he" ad ieukid
MTAviscrsaeceve cues iL, CNNOX. ..|Menestown, A | Thurlow... secccceee| j|Hastings ... . |Belleville, A or 6, 7 40 i
VENSVILe see |Welland... ...{Bertie, A | Tilbury Bast..../ Kent. ceceseceeees iStone y Point, B : ;
eWarltoWl. IHAltOn vcccccesecees |Georgetown, A | Tilsonburg...... | Oxford wae uence |Lugersoll, B i {
rganstown IPH. sesercerass [Hastings vse Belleville, A TINCAPsseseeeceeree | LOCKS, .ceee [Broc kville, A, KE or 1, 2,7 ese gata
urlow i «| Wellington...) Mlora, M Tindall ...ccceeeeee | Nssex ... (Stoney Point, B Wee PE
ville, A or | Norfolk. (Ingersoll, B }|Tinline’s Corners York . .... ... See Eve rsley’ a a
A orB ittsville vcs... [Carleton sacseseees Stittsville, K ITIVOrtON... cee |Bruce..ecsseseeeveees jGoderich, A :
y, F Bockdale wo. \Northumberland |frenton, A Todmorden ...... TYOLK vocccsseeaseeees |'Toronto f $1)
Hick co, seco (HASTINGS vceeeseene Belleville, A Toledo.ccccccsees Leeds... Trish Creek, E 3 ' ae
int Toseel nebridge |Welland.ss cecsecees See Humberstone |, Tollendale......... [Simcoe . weer /ATendale, 0 S33 id 4
ille, A ne Mills... \Prince Edward....)8ee Mountain Mills ||'Tooley’s Corners.|Durham.... sees See Cartwright Fi ri
orough, F oney Creek .....) Wentworth ee Hamilton, B STOPPING vce veces Perth Serteivnusoeed| Stratford, A Blea Wen
orough, F emmponey Point... iE BSCX iss -ceneees ... (Stoney Point, B |Torbolton....... (Carleton. cece ‘See Dunrobin , e
s Ferry, 3, orrington .. Frontenac ... {See Inverary Tormote.... . iY ork and Peel..../Bolton, L hel ;
th’s Falls, E York .... ...|Stouffville, N TOrontO.eeeseeee [YORK veeeees iceadseost ‘Toronto Lat tie 4
gon’s Landing SRMMBOW? ...... cece \Huron... ...|Mitchell, A TOUS vscseeveeeees Perth vo... .|See Wartburg Me
a D or 3, 4,5 PADANC. ses ssseee |Wentworth,......../Dundas, 'B |Tottenham. ....... Simcoe wa. .-{Bolton, L i
tville, D’ raffordvville......./ El gi ‘Ingersoll, B ||Townsend Centre Norfolk .......+ . |Brantford, A eee
ster, A rangford........ .../Toronto (Trafalgar... ‘Halton... ... ..|See Postville Ef Fj
ioque, A, 1 ot! athallanae. xf ‘di. Woodstock, BO, |Traverstown ....|Grey veces (See Waverley bt fi
\) 4 atford, {Perth ....,. Stratford, A iTreadwell.......e. IPrescott .cceeceeees |Thurso, B } rt
soll, B Frathburn wo... |Glencoe, B |Trecastle ccc] Wellington wee. ‘Flora, M i }
Hope, A orl athnaira..... mrey.. .|Meaford, 12 Trenton... ve {ELAstin gs vreecceeee |Trenton, A i ae
la, A, F or 1,}, AtHTOV.. ceeecees Middlesex... . Strathroy, B )Trentonville...... |NOrfOLK eee See Atherton '
stock, B aush .|Waterloo ...........|/Berlin, A || Trowbridge. {Perth voces se (Mitchell, A { bi
ton, A orl, etsville ........ [PECL seeenneeee|Port Credit, B TYOV... eeeeeeees | Addington... .|See Bridgewater }
igwood, C MDCSS.......664 aoe aldimand .. Dunnville, A Troy... Kent.....ceeee .|Thamesville, B i mie
omas, H livin, Grey wccesevees .|See Williamsford |Troy |Wentworth -|Lyndon, B i 4
oxgrove famersmill......./L¢ ww.| Widder, A Trudell.... eee |Essex .|Baptiste Creek, B
Vesley in merstow NG tlengary............/ Aultsville, A PUM .ssseosessesseee |\Simcoe . Bradford, C
, 12 ig VINE se eees Front + sessse| Port Credit, B Tullamore IPeel..cccceee vee .'Malton, A |
' .| Kingston, A or 1,2,5,6,7 |Tuscarora vi...) Bramt.ccccseeeserees ‘Onondaga, A i
oblin ‘Sunderland, N | Tweed .......4. ... Hastings . Belleville, A or 6, T ; i
cerville, D sess NeW Low ell, Cc Tweedside ......... Wentworth.........) Winona, B i :
[arrowsmith 's Bothwell ‘Bothwell, B’ |Tyendinaga......../Hastings .. oj Ryendina ge, A ; !
rsoll, Bs MMMPLON |York ery ... {Bell Ewart, C Tyrconnel,........./Elgin ...... v St Thomas, H ;
hroy, B «Oxford Reachville, B |TYPONe oo... . Durham, .... Bowmanville, A or L
ypton, A e / 3... Haldimand... Dunnville, A Tyrrell...... wvows st NOLfOLK: ssjcicssreciee Brantford, A’ 2
Wyandott werville..s, |L CNNOX wees eceseeees Nananee, A UGOr ad viccoassvrvrses Ontario aud York Newmarket, 0 j '
hester, * te senees IMiddlesex ...| Widder, A \Ufford..... .. Vietoria Barrie, C or 9 d va
Credit P SS TBYAN Gas cvs ee covannes See Cathcart {Ulster w. Huron... . Goderich, A
rsoll, b enhaM ve... Froutent DC.ereeereee |Kingston, A or 1, 2, 5,6,7 | ‘Ullswater.. «| ViCtOr'a ws Barrie, C or 9 v4
Stafiia enham ILCY vseeees ae pees Owen Sound Ullyatt salou sebeakense TOY veseeee « Meaford, 12
x, C CNHAM vse |POlanerereeerseee (See Dixie Unmfraville.........|Hastings............/Belleville, A or 6,
12
122
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, dc.
Underhill.....
Underwood .......
Uniion,...ccccceeee
Union Hill...
Unionville.......
UpNr vo. ssseeeeeees
Upper Fonthill...
Upter Grove ......
lODLATION cece:
Utica......
Utopia.rcesccceees
Utterson....
Uttoxeter...
Uxbridge ..
Valentia....
Vachell .....
Valetta...
Vallentyne...w
Vandecar..... Fy
Vandeleur.....
Vanneck......
Vanettar.....
Vankleek Hill.....)
Vanvlack........
Varna..ecre oe
Varney vree
Vasey w-
Vennacher..
AS hla te
Vellore ..
Ventnor... Grenville ...........
Ventry.... |GreY iecceceees
Verdun... Bruce.....
Vernon ...
Vernonv ille...
Verona ..cceseee
Verschoyle ...
Vespra Mills ......
VOSUA seveeeeer sneer
ViCtOria .s.seeeveee
VICLOLIA. eeeeee sees
Victoria... ,
Victoria ......
Victoria Corners.
Victoria aah
Vienna... as
Vigo.....
SEM COG cece cece eens
ae Middlesex...
.. | York
.|Vietoria ...
. Oxford
.- (Huron...
..|Grey
oe Simeoe..
. Addington...
veof RUSSELL cca es ceen scene
so] QOPI .ccesscececcoece
‘ Peel..
we | Simcoe .,
Villanova..... ... Norfolk...
DES" TINATION, |
County,
Bruce... is
[El gin... see
Welland... ,
ONLATIO vec. eeeeeeeee
Simcoe
.|Vietoria
Lambton...
Ontario.
AGPOY ss'vesacdicensses
.|Middlesex....ccee
| Wellington...
Brant ....ccee |
tes va
ONTARIO ROUTES,
|
accessible by
Most convenient Point
| Railroad or Steamboat.
See Nicolston
Goderich, A
7a St Thomas, H
London, A, B or I
. Unionville, N
Beaverton, Ff or 9
. Port Robinson, |
Barrie, C or 9
Whitby, A or 1
Gilford, ©
Bracebridge, 9
Wanstead, Bor Fore stA)| Watford
Watson's Corners| Lanark
\Uxbridge, N
. Lindsay, KF
Newmarket,
Chatham, i
Sunderland,
..| Hastwood, -
)Meaford,
ty
/Komoka, B
/Orangeville, L
|Lancaster, A
we Stayner, ©
- Seafor th, A
See Enniskillen
..| Barrie,
(Perth, i
{Ottawa, D, K or 3, ¢
ory
Richmond Hill, ©”
See Adams Mills
|
.. Collingwood, C
...(Goderich, A
we Russell..ccceceeccess
..| Northumberland, |
-+»/Frontenae
; nada
Osgoode, D
|Grafton, A
‘Kingston, A orl, 2,!
.|[ngersoll, B
‘lSee Midhurst
../Seaforth, A
See Florence
Princeton, B
Brampton, A
.|See Innisfil
..| Whitby, A or 1
(Richmond Hill, C
Ingersoll, B
(Barrie, C or 9
‘Brantford, A
/Peterborough, r
‘| Barrie, C org
.|Brantford, A
Aurora, ©
Bonnechére, 4
...{ Whitby, A or 1
...{Barrie, C or 9
. Orangeville, L
|Dickinson’s
/Walkerton, L
Windsor, B
...| Berlin, A
Bright, A
Ingersoll, B
.. [See Shanly
{St Thomas, H
..(Mitchell, A
|New Hamburg, A
.. Belleville, A
..(See Charlotteville Cen.
..(Brantford, A
..|Meaford, 12
Wanstead, B
Newbury, B
..|Collingwood, C
Villiers ..|Peterborough..
Vine......4 we SUM COC. eeeeee |
Violet... ../Lennox..
Virgil..s.sssesse0se-s/Lincoln .. enone aneneaee
Vittoria wo... Norfolk........
Vivian...... VOD csceicecseccveans
Vanbrugh........ . Renfrew...)
Vroomanton....... Ontario....
Wabashene.........;Simeoe.......
Waldemar.......... Wellington, és
Wales... seveseess (DLOTMONE seeveveves|
Walkerton......... Bruce ......... aedianie |
A heeagraaae hh soeees
Wallace............./Perth ...
Walmer.. soe ef{ORPOPE sas scossosscoees
Walsingham Cen! Norfolk...... eeneaans
Wallaceburgh....../ Kent... Chatham, B
Wallace’sCorners|Grenville....
Wallacctown......, Elgin.......
Wallaceville......./Perth .......
Wallenstein........) Waterloo..
Wallbridge.........| Hastings...
Walsh.....eees nen seiee
Walsh ...............|Norfolk.....
Walter's Falls... ""/Grey.. seseeeaee
Walton........ ...| Huron seaetees Sascets Seaforth, A
Wanstead........../Lambton............
Wardsville ........|Middlesex...........
Wareham. ....... ..! Grey .-ssereee veces
Warkworth... Northumberland.
“ SiM0€.......eseeeeee
Warners ..ervceceeee Lincoln... see.| Canfield, A
Colborne, A
Barrie, C or 9
5,6,7
Landing, A)
}
| Westminster,
West Monkton...
|
| PASSENGER'S
\|Town, Village, *
_—
|| Warsaw
|| Wartburg...
{Warwick ....
DESTINATION
|
County,
=
Washago..... . Simcoe...
Washington. Oxford.ececces
|| Waterdown... Wentworth...
Waterford ., INorfolk veces
|| Water Mills»... | Hastings. x
IT Watero0.., ceccecees |rontenac ,...
1] Waterloo veccccseess | Waterloo...
|| Watertown.
|| Waverley e@haawoons
Waverley,
| Weimer.
ll Welcome Ty
|| Welland ,
| Wellandport
!| Wellington.
|Wellington
Wellington Sq're
/Wellmun’s Cors...
|| Wendover svevaaie ../ Prescott ..
WSLOY..cecceee cere Oxford.......
|| West Arran. Bruce...
West Brook ........
[West Nssavecceecees
Westfield..... cee.
|W est Flamboro...
|W esttluntingdon
West Huntley...
West Lake.........
|West Magdala...
} West Me Gillivray
|| West Montrose ..
West Osgoode.....
|West Winchester
|W estervelt’s Cors
iW estmeath ........
1 W. estminster, N...
, Tp.
|W estminster, S...
I STMCOC ceceee
| Waterloo vee.
}Durham vse.
[| Wellesley .ceseeseee
1] MId1OS0X veeceeee ss
| Lambton.
JGCY veces
Welland
Waterloo...
Hastings...
Frontenac...
Simcoe .. ....
Wentworth....
Hastings
.| Waterloo ........
Russell...
Dundas..
Peel....... ;
Renfrew"...
Middlesex...
Middlesex..
.|Perth,.
Bruce
» (Ontario... cece
..| Northumberland.
Lambton.,..........
rn | eterborough, F
; Lede reon se
.. Orillia, 9
../Drumbo, A
|W merdown, B
.|Berlin, A indsor
Newbury, eS iaield veer
|W atford, inghatt..secsece{E
"Perth, E NOMA sssve., ad
ma ‘ollingwood, 0 interbourne’..... \
Barrie, O or 9 Finthropsssscees |
Jertin, A f isbeach,. ‘|
| Port ITope, A, F or oh Mis secvaces
.| Welland, I rolfe Island 2 '
. |Grimsby, B POLVOLLON seeseeees
IMONCK..000s seseeee
Carleton...
Prince Edward...
HALtON voces ceeeees
. (see Kars
Owen Sound, 12
HUPON.. see ceees a
..,Dundas, B
Be ‘Hleville,
Carleton...
| Prince Edward...
WI GIN voices ceeeeees
Middlesex.........
..|Cornws all, "A or 1,2
"| Gower Point, 4
Middlesex............
hee Westminster South,
.|See Monkton
.|Owen Sound, 12
[Dom IREOTORY. |
.
ASSENGER'S
accessible by
J Moat convenient Point
| |
pwn, Village, &c.
illowdale .......
fillow Grove.....
PUIMUP reve seesee se
Filton...
Fine hels ‘3
finchester . a
inchester Sp'gs |
Jindermere....s.
jindham Centre!)
Sebringville, A
|Watford, Bb
|Brantford, ;
Napanee, a
see © yautaraqui
Joodbridge,,
oodburn re
F, oodbury
Foodtord
POOUHAM...eseees,
foodlauds......08
Brighton, A
Wellington Square}
|New Hamburg, A
Belley ille, A or 6, if
Ottawa, b, KX or 3, 44
.|Dorchester, B
.| Kingston,
Gilford, C
Goderich, A
A or 1,254
A or 6,1
Almonte, 5
selloville, A or 6,7
St Thomas, H
Ailsa Ory aig, A
Berlin, A
Ottawa, D, K or: 3,4
RAILROA
bowing all the plac
|Br ‘ampton, A Province connec
direct ¢ etio;
Westminster North,# ct connectio
London, A, B or H
i|Weston.essesess 5369 MORK ras ssces nasties bac Weston, A, © orl,
Westover ......000-. Wentworth........... Dundas, B’
|Westport...... m1 Westport, 5 “By Grand ‘re
|| West's Corners.../Perth ......-.-., of ateattond, A fey ena SEU Tit
Westwood ..... AP eterborough...... Peterborough, F ee : Mile
Wexford....cceeee |York ..., Toronto phine Junction reves
Whalen tenes see eee Wee A } ie Nard?
|Wheatley....cccee Jindsor or Chatham, Nantanke sail inc
Whitby oe Whitby, Aorl | vonnecta with 2: at's
White Fish Falls. IRecde isausibaceeunes See Morton
Whitehurst... ...] Brockville........../See Bell’s Crossing on MONTREAL,
White Lake..... .. )Renfrew ............] Pakenham, E Mite:
White Rose ...... AYOrK wo... cee. ....{ Aurora, C Lambert .........
Whitevale ......... Ontario........ ‘| Prenchman’s Bay, A Hubert. sees. 1
Whitfield.........../Simeoe......... ...| New Lowell, C bes tenes wood
W hittington.. asec Wellington.......,,/Orangeville, L Mie eee ‘
xante
Wick, N
Gr: ifton, A
Widder, A
Connects with 17 at
gow, and with 10, J
Widder Station.,.|Lambton............; Widder, A n fre sie .
Wilfred............../Ontario...... Pe Whitby, Aor! preg wari
Wilkesport......... Lambton ...........,JSarnia, A or B
Wilkie’s Gaeaete Elgin......... Sen St Thomas, H mn MONTREAL c
Willetsholme.......|Frontenac ......... Gananoque, Aorl,! Miles
Williamsbury...... Durham ..... ./See Cartwright — fehmond.......,.,, 76
Williamsb” ..|Halton..... {See Glen William He eenees 86
Williamsb vey... Waterloo. Berlin, A bmpton Falls....... 94
Williamsford...... Grey....... .../ Owen Sound, 12 # Connects with Quebec
Williamson V's. cate ‘ase ../See Foley ntral Railway at Mechai
Williamstown. ngary .. ..{Lancaster, A Bin elnte a : ee
Williamstown... Tere senisuusvab anne Collingw ood, 0; so haaigens Han Uf
Williscroft.....c.00 {BRUCE .sscscsesee, Goderich, A fegantic Internatior
Willow Creek...
Bruce..ssssseseaveeee!
See Lovat
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enient P ASSENGER’S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Poiut | PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
sible by accessible by a — accessible by
|
r Stoambony pwn, Village, &¢.| County, Railroad or Sieamboat, |/Town, Village, &c, County, | Railroad or Steamboat
igh, I MOWATC srsveee! YORK srsseaeereeceees 'Thornhill, © | Wood's Corners ../Carleton...... svonne| HOO Marathon
le, A Jillow Grove...) Haldimand .....0../ Caledonia, A SSOX..sse0 «.|Belle River, B
eee = ere Frontenac... ; Kingston, A or 1, 2,0,6,7)| Woodstock Oxford ssessseseevens] Woodstock, B
Kingston, A or 1, 2,5,6,7 | Woodville .. HLViCtOriAL cess Woodville, N
\ veo Granton, A Northumberland, |'Trenton, A
n, B or Morrisburg, A Grenville... .|See Algonquin
A Winchester Sp'gs Dune Morrisburg, A HHLUrons..eee eee .. Seaforth, A
A Jindermere....er |Victoria Windermere, 10 or 11 » | AlZOMA,.. ee See Shaftsbury
Aqui findham Centre Norfolk... eu Paris, AorbB Wellington... Berlin %
INdSOF ssssssecesn E98C wosesssersevens, Windsor, B Simcve......eeese+0 Barrie, C or 9
B intiold v.esceseeee| Wellington... Berlin, A ..| Lambton .| Wyoming B
Lb INGA ssseveeees HUPON veeees eens we Clinton, A | WYO. .sccessecoeeee Middlesex... Thorndale A
INONM eseeeeeeeee Wentworth ....... Winona, B Hastings. ...... (See Plainfield
vod, O interbourne’...../ Waterloo wee Berlin, A Varker ieee secs |Addington aregaseis Kingston, A
or 9 Jinthrop eNieciee ‘ | Huron erry . Seaforth, A Yarmouth Centre Elgin vo... .ccecce st Thomas H
, isboteh weve Lambton, | Watford, B ) York wee veoveee oe Haldimand .....4Cook’s, A
», A, F or! FUDUIN. sssesvereee YORK sessees Scarborough, A or N |/York Mills eee {YOrK cacceceeceeeceed Weston, A or G
| olfe Ishand,.....| Frontenac we Kingston, A or 1, 2,5,6,7 |York River, .. {Hastings seeesegeese ‘Belleville, A or 6, 7
B OLVEPLON sseveveee OXLOPA eee « Drumbo, A || Yorkville wees OPK veviisiercetaice Toronto ” ;
oodbridg WY OVK sereeees, .« Woodbridge, L \|Young’s Point .., |Peterborough Seseas |Peterborough, F
A BP OOCDUPN seers! Wentworth eee Hamilton, Bor 1 ZOPNYE seeveesereeee OMLAIO, ccs seeveene/ Uxbridge, N
in Square, } ia oodbury seovceeere BANG oo Princeton, B |Zetland Kasasaaen .../Huron sie .|Clinton, A
burg, AU Voodtord.. Grey fasts ait Meaford, 12 | Zimmerman... {Halton v.ccccceeeen |Wellington Square, B
A or 6,1 Poodham.. j Perth scndea secvieeus St Mary’s, A |!Zone Mills... Bothwell ....cccceeee \See Florence
), K ord, 4h vodlauds........ StOrMOU te. seeeeceee Dickinson's Landing, A’!Zurich ......scccees Huron.,...... [Seaforth, A
r, B ae ee rege —
ind, 12
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is, H
ig, A RAILROAD ANO STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC,
, Ng oan howing all the places, with their distances, on each; as also all the Routes in the United States with which those in the
y AL OF dy 4,
yint, 4
ter North, #
A, B or tl
ter South, Ii eo
ton Railway Routes are designated by letters ; Steamboat Routes by numbers,
Province connect, Montreal being the chief centre of the Dominion, and the means of txaffic very frequent, uo
direct connectious in regard to that City, or Quebec, the capital of the Province, require to be noticed.
, Cork pr a a tne
. +—By Grand Trunk Railway, from WON'T REAL westward to—
uch, F ‘ Miles, Miles. | Miles. | Miles, Miler.
eo” hine Junction. .... 2| Vaudreuil....ceeee eee 24 | Coteau Landing...... 37 | Brockv#lle, ose eeeeeees 125 | London vo ssesseseeves 453
inte Claire......... 14} Cedars,........e000++. 20] River Beaudette.....: 43 | Kingston ...... coovee 172 | Detroit ......cceeeeee 564
Anns... 21 | River Rouge......... 84] Prescott. .......eeeee 112 | Toronto... cccrcsccceee 333
r ( baibaa Connects with 2 at St. Anns; St, Lawrence and Ottawa Railway at Prescott, and Brockville and Ottawa Railway at Brockville
or
Crossing pon MONTREAL castward to—
,E Miles. | Miles, Miles. Milos. Miles.
Lambert .......5. 7 | St. Hyacinthe........ 35 | Old Darham,.......66 62 | Arthabaska......... . 108] Methot's Mills....... . 143
3 Bay, A Hubert..... Swteeiace 10, Britannia Mills....... 42 | New Durham,........ 66 | Stanfold (Princeville). 118 Black River we 152
Il, C , 15| St. Liboire 44 | Richmond............ 76 | Somerset (Plessisville) 128 | Craigs Road.......... 157
ig 21! Upton... se 48] Danville.scesseceseues 88 | Becancour....eeees ee 131 | Chaudiere......eee.ee 163
ey L 22.| AOtONicccisrvcees cos 54 | Warwick. ..... e000 ++ 100] Lyster....eecceeeeees 135] South Quebec......... 173
id, 12
28 |
Connects with 17 at St. Hyacinthe, and at Quebee with branch to River du Loup, with the Allan line of Steamers for Liverpool and
sgow, and with 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, Will also connect with the Levis and Kennebec railway, now in course of construc-
from Levis ; and with the Richelieu, Drummond, and Arthabaska Counties Railway at Acton.
mon MONTREAL eastward to—
Miles. | Miles. Miles. Miles. | . ; Miles.
hmond .......008 p Py | Sherbrooke ......0005 101 | Compton..... eeeeeves 114 | Island Pond.......... 148 | Danville Junction.... 270
Tilliam INGSOT eve cece eee 86 | Lennoxville...... sees 104 | Coaticook.. ween scene 122 | Gorham ......... ses 206 | Yarmouth. seeevevees bi
ai ompton Falls,...,.. 94] Waterville.....seeee. lll | Boundary line...... 130 } Mechanics Falls....... 261 | Portland ........s.00s 97
d, 12 @ Connects with Quebec branch at Richmond; G at Lennoxville; Maine Central Railway at Danville janction ; Portland and Oxford
ptral Railway at Mechanics Falls; and at Portland with Railways to Boston and New York, Steamers to St. John, N.B., and Halifax, N.S. ;
fi, in winter, the Allan line of Steamers for Liverpool and Glasgow. Will also connect at Lennoxville,with the proposed St. Francis and
@ Megantic International railway,
A
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC—Continued,
From SOUTH QUEBEC, opposite Quebec, eastward to— s N,—By the St.
Miles. | Miles. | Miles. Miles, Mila Lake Meganti
Hadlow ....ecceceeeee = 2] St. Vallier.......00...6 85) L’Ange a Gile.w....... 58 | St, Roch....... coveee 78] Ste, Héléne........... 19 the Grand Trunk ¢
Chaudiére Curve...... 8 | St, Francois.......606 40 | Lilslet.......seeeeeee 62 | Ste. Anne......e eres 85 | St. André...... wll Maine Division of
St. Jean Chrysostome. 12) 3t, Pierre... eens 43 | Trois Saumons,....... 65 | Riviere Ouelle........ 91) St. Alexandre. ....... 1 es ‘ "
St. Henri.....eseeeeee 17 | St. Thomas. 48 | St, Jean Port Joli..... 70) St, Denis..........065 96 | Lake Road (Notre. Aa Will be 430 miles, 1
St. Gharles........... 25] Cap St. Ignace........ 55 | Wigin Road........ cee TA) St. Paschal... ee cee ++ 101 Dame du Portage)., 1% to St. John 157 mil
St. Michel... . Bl} | | R.du Loup(Frazerville) |
Connects at Riviére du Loup with daily mail stages to Woodstock, N.B., Rimouski and Baie des Chaleursa; in summer with daily Steamer
to the Saguenay River and Murray Bay, and, when completed, with the Intercolonial Railway. This road is all under contract and the seven! 1 By Bichelion |
sections (23 in number) in course of construction, It is expected to be in running order in two years, and will give many itportant place, fl
such as Rimouski, Campbellton, Dalhousie, Bathurst, Newcastle, Chatham, Moncton, St. John, Shediac, Dorchester, Sackville, Amherst, Tron
Pictou and Halifax, direct Railway connection with Quebec, Montreal and other cities of the Dominion. The distance by rail from Montre
to Halifax will then be 8524 miles, and to St. John 7684 miles. The total length of the Intercolonial, from Riviere du Loup to Truro, will &
4934 railes, a portion of which, between Moncton, N.B., and Amherst, N.S., 46 miles, is already open to traffic,
Sorel 45, Three
Connects at Qu
for Murray Bay, Ca
2,—By Ottawa Riv
¥B.—By Arthabaska and Three Rivers branch Grand Trunk Railway, fron ARTHABASKA JUNCTION northward to— St. Anne
Miles, Miles, Miles. Miles. | Mila OKB, co cesevaccccee:
Walker's Cutting..... 4] Aston ......e cece eee 18 | St. Célestin........... 25] St. Grégoire.......... 31 | Doucet’s, opposite OMG asieive eden
Bulstrode............ Il | Three Rivers....,.. 9
Connects with ¢
©.—By Montreal, Lachine and Province Line, Grand Trunk Railway, from MONTREAL southward to— to the Upper Ottawa
Miles. Miles. | Miles. Miles, Mila
Lachine ........00.5. 8 | St. Isidore... .... cee ee 15 | La Pigeonniére..... +s 25 { Johnsons ...eeseeeeee #2 | Province Line....... 4 3, -By Canadian N;
Canghnawaga. ...... 10] St. Remi......... eee 21 | Hue 28 | Hemmingford........ 36
Connects at Lachine with 2, 3 and 4, and at Province Line with Montreal and Plattsburg Railway, Lachin
ACHING eee eee
Beauharnois Canal..
D.—By Montreal, St. Johns and Rouse's Point Line, Grand Trunk Railway, from MONTREAL southward to— Melocheville.......
Miles. | Miles, | Miles. Miles, Connects with ©
St. Lambert.......... 7 | Lacadie........ sees 20 | Grande Ligne,........ 33] Lacolle........ Spiara te 43 | Rouse’s Point........,, vay at Port EH :
Brogseau’s.........668 12!) St. Johns,..... eee ee 27 ' Stottsville.........065 39 ay at ort Hope, N
Connects at Rouse’s Point with Vermont Central and Ogdensburgh and Lake Champlain Railways.
4,—By Canadian Na
E.—By Montreal and Vermont Junction and Vermont Central Railways, from WONTR EAL southward to—
a
Miles. Miles, Miles Miles ee
St. Johns............. 27] Des Rivieres.......... 43 | Moore’s.... ceeeeeeee 50] St. Albans......eeeee » 70] Boston oo... ee eee NOOO LNG. Sa ah iscaie
St. Alexandre, ....... 86 | Stanbridge. wo... . cee 46 [ St. Armand....... 0.8 53 | Burlington......6.6.. 100 | New York.........6 Connects with €
Connects with A and F at St. Johns, and at St, Albans with connecting branches to Boston, New York, &c, Mharlotte.
¥F.—By Stanstead, Shefford and Chambly Railway, from S'T. JOHINS eastward to— 5 By Steamers vid.
Miles. Miles. Miles, Miles. y
Soixante ...seeveeeeee 7| West Farnham....... 14] Granby ..... cece coer 291] West Shefford........ 37 | Waterloo . N
&t. Brigide........... 101 St. George........6.- 21 { Hollands. ........... 36 aerated Sa Aehecan sats
Connects with A and Bi at St. Johns, and with J at West Farnham, St. vie eSNG
G.—By Massawippi Valley Railway, fron LENNOXVELLE southward to— a 7 ;
Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles. %.—By Richelieu Nay
Capleton............. 4] Ayer’s Flats.......... 18] Smith’s Mills........ . 27] Stanstead and Derhy | Newport... 6...
North Hatley...... «es 9 | Massawippi.......... 20 | North Derby........ 82 LANG esis ceeds Pernod 32
Connects with A at Lennoxville, with the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railway at North Derby, and with J at Newport.
Connects at Sorel
H.—By the St. Lawrence and Industry Railway, from LA NORATE northward to— ees
St. Thomas 8, Joliette 12 miles. 4.—By Richclion Nay
Connects with '7 at Lanoraie.
Repentigny 18, St.
I.—By Quebec and Gosford Railway, from QUEBEC westward to— Connects with Hi ;
Lorette 9, Jacques Cartier 163, Conway’s 24, Gosford 26 miles.
S.—By Richelieu Navi;
J.—By South Eastern Counties Junction Railway, from WEST FARNEVA Wf southeastward to—
Mi
Miles. Miles. Miles. Miles. | A
Brigham.........55 .. 7] Mann’s Mills. 21] Boundary Line....... 32 | Glen Sutton.......... 42} Newport Centre...... ontreceour . ,
Cowansville, ......... 14 | Sutton Flata......... 26| Richford.....c.0e060. BB] Potton. ... ceseeeeees 48 | Newport. .... ees OTE. seecees
West Brome.......... 19 | Abercorn,.....-. 0.00. 29 | Mast Richford........ 88 | Troy Line....... tiene 60
: Connects !
Connects with HF at West Farnham, and at Newport with Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers and Massawippi Valley Railroad, cts w.th A al
with Steamer for Magog. D.—By Richetion Novis
K.—By the Levis and Kennebec Railway from the town of LEVIS south vard to—
Kennebec, passing through the parishes of St. Henry, St. Anselme, Ste. Hénédine, St. Mary’s, St. Joseph, St. Francia, St. George, and t&
to the American frontier to connect with a Railway in the State of Maine, right through to Portland. The contract for 60 miles of thié
from Levis to St. George, Beauce, was give out in November, 1870, The total length of the road is to be 85 miles, When completed, ##
connect with the Grand Trunk at Levis, and with the Portland and Kennebec, Portland, Saco and Portsmouth, Androscoggin and Maine (
Railways at several points in the State of Maine. It will also connect with the proposed St. Francisand Lake Megantic International 1
and thus have direct connection with New Brunswick by that and the European and North American Railways,
Boucherville 9, Var
0.—By Steamer, daily
St. Nicholas 15 mile
11.—By Steamer, daily
St. Laurent 9, St, Je
L.—By the Richelieu, Drummond and Arthabaska Counties Railway, from SOREL southward to—
Yamaska, River David, Drummondville and Acton, 60 miles.
12,—by Steamer, bi
Y Steamer, bi-we
The construction of this road is to be at once commenced, A branch line is contemplated from Drummondville to Durham, probes
Pointe anx Tre a5
Richmond and Waterloo. ene
MMI.—By the proposed North Shore Railway, from QUEBEC westward to— 13,—by Steamer, b!-we
Point aux Trembles, Cap Santé, Portneuf, Dexchambault, St. Anne, Batiscan, Three Rivers, Berthier, Lanoraie, Lavaltrie, Bt, Sal Mil
Repentigny and Montreal, 160 miles, A branch line is also contemplated from Three Rivers along the east side of the River St, i Pi. Paul's Bay. .....,,
to Grand Piles 32 miles, lementa.. ...... |
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC—Continued.
)OMINION
f N,—By the St. Francis and Lake Megantic International railway from LENNOXWVILLE eastward to—
Lake Megantic, 65 miles, The building of this road is expected to commence in the spring of 1871. It will connect at Lennoxville with
the Grand Trunk and Massawippi Valley railways, and at Lake Megantic with another railway to be constructed from Lincoln, a station on the
Maine Division of the Huropean and North American railway, When completed the distance by this route from Montreal to St. John, N.B.,
(Notre MN — will be 430 miles, viz: Montreal to Lennoxville 103 miles, Lennoxville to Lake Megantic 65 miles, Lake Megantic to Lincoin 105 miles, Lincoln
‘ortage).. 1%
“azerville) 1%
laily Steamer
nd the sever
ortant places
mherst, Trur
from Montreal
Truro, will te
B
to St. John 157 miles,
1,—By Richelieu Company's daily line of Steamers, from WON TR EAL eastward to—
Sorel 45, Three Rivers 80, Batisean 111, Quebec 180 miles.
Connects at Quebec with the Allan line of Steamers for Liverpool and Glasgow, and with the Canadian Navigation Oompany's Steamer
for Murray Bay, Cacouna, Tadousac and Ha! Ha! Bay.
2, —By Ottawa River Navigation Company’s daily line of Steamers, from ILA CHEN E westward to—
Miles. Miles, | Miles, | Miles. |
to— St Anne......eeeee88 27) Hudson veeeees B84 Carillon... .. . 54!) LOrignal....eeseeees Th | Thurso... .csevee
Mi WR Oka... ... 46) Pointe anx Anglais... 42) Point Fortune, BA | Major's. ...eeceevenes 84 Buckingham....
, ™ ROMO. .ceseececereees 87 | Rigauds..cccceeecvees 18 | Grenville. .... 67 | Papineauville, Brown's 89 | Ottawa.......seeeeeee 130
yposite
VETBee ere O ects with © at Lachine; at Ottawa with Canada Central and St, Lawrence and Ottawa Railways ; also, with a daily line of Steamers
Conn
to the Upper Ottawa.
Mile
iN. seer & 3, -By Canadian Navigation Company's Daily Through Line, from WON'RR EAL westward to—
Miles. | Miles. | Miles, Miles, | Miles,
Pachinu.sscecceeeeees 9 | St. Timothy... eeeeeee Bh} Prescott .cceeceeeeees 130 + 295) Toronto .....ceeeeeee BOB
Beauharnois Canal... 24 | Coteau Landing...... 42 | Brockville. | . 300) Hamilton... .....000. 408
Melochevillo.......5- 24 | Cornwall. ... ec eeeeeee $2} Kingston. 198 | Darlington. .......... 320 |
Connects with @ at Lachine, St. Lawrence and Ottawa Railway at Prescott, Brockville and Ottawa Railway at Brockville, Midland Rail-
ay at Port Hope, Northern Railway at ‘Toronto, and Great Western Railway at Hamilton,
4,—By Canadian Navigation Company's Daily Express Line, from MONTREAL westward to—
a Miles. Miles. Miles, | Miles, Milos,
‘ Lachine... ... svee = ©91 St. Timothy......000. 34] Ogdensburg ....... +6 130) OSWEZO eee e eee ee ee) 22] Toronto. ee crcseveeee B95
Mile Melocheville,.......4+ 24 | Cotean Landing. ..... 42 | Kingston... cceeeeeeee 202 | Charlotte ............ 310 | Lewiston... ...ceseeeee 438
Connects with © at Lachine, with Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railway at Ogdensburg, and with New York Central Railway at
Mharlotte
5,—by Steamers vid Chateauguay, Beanharnois, Cornwall and Mort Covington, four times a week, from MONTREAL westward to—
Miles. | Miles, | Miles, | Miles. | Miles,
thateauguay......... 17! Valleyfield..........6 42) Lancaster. .......6... 64] Fort Covington,...... 76) St. Regis.ecccesseeeee 8h
Melocheville 24 | Port Lewis. . of 51 | Summerstown......6. TO] Dundee. .ceecceeeees » 76| Cornwall.......cesoe 82
St. Timothy. 341 St. Anicet........ . 56 | Baker’s Wharf........ 72 |
—By Richelieu Navigation Company's Steamer “ Three Rivers,” bi-weekly, from MLON'TR EAL cast ward to—
Miles. Miles. Miles, Miles, Miles.
NbVOR ES, « viée50 Sa 23 | Maskinongé....... 00. 60) Yamachiche,......... 75] Champlain. .......... Three Rivers........ 80
vy aces 45] Riverdu Loup, enhaut 66 | Port St. Prancis...... 76
Connects at Sorel with Steamer for St. David, Yamaska, St. Aimé, and St, Thomas Pierreville.
7.—by Richelien Navigation Company's Steamer “ Berthier,” bi-weekly, from MONTREAL castward to—
tepentigny 18, St. Sulpice 24, Lavaltrie 30, Lanoraie 86, Berthier 45 miles,
Connects with HE at Lanoraic.
S.—By Richelieu Navigation Company's Steamer * Chambly,” bi-weekly, from MONTREAL eastward to—
: Miles, | | Miles, | Miles, | Miles.
‘ erchireS eeoreseeeee 23) St. Ons. ....., St. Charles. ...+ veeee = 70] Belovil..........0.... 781 St, Mathias... «6. . 90
Centre... ontrecwur vs St. Denis.. St. Mare.. 71 | St. Hilaire Station.... 79 | Chambly........55 8. 90
ER ceaucnti 45 | St. Antoine St. Hilaire 77 |
; Connects w.th A at St. Hilaire Station,
ey Railroads
,—By Richelieu Navigation Company's Steamer * Terrebonne,” daily, from WON TWTREAL eastward to—
Boucherville 9, Varennes 15, Bout de I’'Isle 15, Lachenaie 18, L’Assomption 24, Terrebonne 24 miles,
Yeonge, and i?
niles of thié 0.—By Steamer, daily, from Q@U EBEC westward to—
ij % WwW P
completet, St, Nicholas 15 miles,
and Maine(
lernational ® 11,—By Steainer, daily, from QUEBEC westward to—
St. Laurent 9, St, Jean 17 miles,
12,—by Steamer, bi-weekly, from QU MBEC westward to—
) a) H 7” ' o - : ’
rham, prob Pointe anx Trembles 21, Ecureuils 27, Platon 36, Portneuf 36, Doschambanit 45, Grondines 48, Ste, Anne de la Pérade, 68 miles,
13,—By Steamer, bi-weekly, from QUEBEC eastward te—
hitrie, St. “ae Milos, Miles. Miles. Miles, Miles
River St, Me St, Paul's Bay. ..... .» 60] Riviére Ouelle........ 78 | Riviéredu Loup, en bas 120} Ha! Hal Bay.....,.. 180 | Rimouski............ 180
bonlements.......,, 69 | Murray Bay. ......0e. 90 | Tadousac .....seeeees
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC—Continued.
14.—By Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company’s Line of Steamers, weckly, from QUEBEC castward to—
Miles, Miles,
Father Point......... 182] Percé....cccceceeeeee 475
Métia..........ee0008 207} Paspébiac... ........ 550
Gaspé ......sscceesee 450 i
Connecting at Shediac
Halifax, N.S.
Carleton
Dalhousie... ..
Miles.
608
ARTY 3) 605
Miles,
Chatham 798 | Shediac ............,
Newcastle. ..........5 803 | Pictou.......,
with the Steamers for Prince Edward Island and Railway to St. John, N.B., &c., and at Pictou with Railway y
15.—By Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company's Line of Steamers, weekly, from MONTREAL eastward to—
Quebec 180, Father Point 362, Métis 587, Percé 615, Shediac 792, Charlottetown 880, Pictou 950 miles,
Connecting at Shediac with Railway to St. John, and at Pictou with Railway to Halifax.
16.—By Union Forwarding and Railway Company’s Steamers, daily, from OT TA WA westward to—
Miles.
Pontiac 36
Union Village
Arnprior
Sand Point
23 | Bristol
Bonnechere
Chores Varrel's
Kelley’s Landing.....
Badham’s........6+006
Onslow (Quio)....
Gould's Landing. .....
Portage du Fort
Miles. Miles,
Cobden. .............. 75 | Point Alexander, ve
Pembroke. ..........05 MOO?’ Bis pieces,
Petawawa. ..seee Des Joachims,....,...
Fort William Rochcaptain ......,..
|
Connects with 2, and the Canada Certral and St. Lawrence and Ottawa Railways at Ottawa ; with the Brockville and Ottawa Rai
at Arnprior and Sand Point, and with Omnibuses at Portage du Fort for Havelock, 8 miles, connecting there with Steamer for Alu
Island and Chapeau Village.
17.—By Steamer, daily, from ST, HYWACIN THE southward to—
St. Pie 10, St. Damase 10, St. Césaire 20 miles,
fonnects with A at St. Hyacinthe.
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER FERRIES,
SHETWEEN
Montreal
Montreal
Montreal
Lachine
Lancaster
River Beaudette
Cornwall
Longuenil.
St. Lambert.
Laprairie. |
Caughnawaga,
St. Anicet.
Port Lewis,
St. Regis. |
Summerstown = and
Berthier oe
Three Rivers
Batiscan
Quebec
(Quebec
Quebec
Dundee.
Sorel.
Doucet’s,
St. Pierre.
Point Levi.
G. T. R. Station,
Island of Orleans.
STAGE CONNECTIONS,
Acton Vale—To Roxton Falls.
Arthabaska Station—To St. Christophe.
Batiscan—To Ste. Anne la Pérade, St. Prospére, St. Tite, St.
Stanislas and Ste. Genevieve.
Becancour—To Inverness.
Berthier, (en haut)—To St. Damien, Isle du Pads, St. Norbert,
]
St. Barthelemi and St, Gabriel de Brandon,
Carillon—To St. Andrews, Lachute, Dalesville, Lakefield, Shrews-
ourg, Dunany, Buttonville, Geneva, Brownburg, Stonefield and Cushing
Caughnawaga—To Ste. Philoméne, Ste, Martine, St. Urbain.
Howick, Durham (Ormstown), Allen’s Corners, Anderson's Corners,
Dewittville and Huntingdon,
Coaticook—To Barnston’s Corner, Drew's Mills,
Kast Hereford, Hereford, Paquettville, St. Malo, &e.
Compton—To Clifton, Martinville, Brookville, &c,
Danville—To Wotton, St. Camille and South Ham.
Des Rivicres—To St. Charles, Pike
Venice, Henryville and Clarenceville.
Granby—To Abbottsford, Shefford Mountain, Granboro’, South
Granby, Savage Mills, Maweook, Milton Corner, Roxton Pond, St.
Valerien, &c.
Grenville—To Point du Chéne, Avoca and Harrington,
Hemmingford—To Russelltown Flats, St, Antoine, Athelstan,
Rockburn, Franklin Centre, Havelock, Stockwell and Covey Hill.
Joliette—To Rawdon, Chertsey, Beaulac, Montealm, St. Liguori,
St. Alphonse, Kildare, St. Félix de Valois, St. Paul, Daillebout, St, Jean
de Matha, St, Come, Ste. Béatrix, Ste. Emilic, St, Louis de Mantawa,
St. Michel, &c.
L°Assomption—To Rawdon, St. Jacques de VAchigan, St.
Evangeline,
tiver, North Stanbridge,
Alexis, St. Esprit, Ste. Julienne, L’Bpiphanie and St. Roch del’ Achigan,
Lennoxville—To Johnsville, Birchton, Huntingville, Katon’s
Corners, Cookshire, Canterbury, Lakes Aylmer and Mégantic,
Maskinonge—To St, Justin and St. Didace,
Methot’s Mills—To St. Sylvestre, Ste, Flavie, St. Edouard and
Lotbiniére,
Montreal—ToSt. Césaire, Marieville and Chambly ; St. Eustache,
St, Augustin, Ste. Scholastique, St, Columban and St. Canut; New
(asgow, Kilkenny, St, Jérdme, Stanbridge, St, Lin, St. Hippolite, Ste.
Agathe des Monts, Ste, Adéle, St. Janvier, Ste. Thérdse de Blainville,
Ste. Sophie, St. Vincent de Paul, Mascouche, Terrebonne and St.
Sauveur; Pointe aux Trembles, Sault aux Récollets, St. Martin, &,
Ottawa—tTo Templeton, Chelsea, Wakefield, Aylwin, Hull, Ayl-
mer, Pontiac, &c.
Port Lewis—To Huntingdon, Trout River, Athelstan, Dewitt-
ville, Rockham, Anderson's Corners, &c,
Quebec-—To Cap Rouge, St. Cohiba, Ste. Foye, St. Charles, 8
dacona, Ancienne Lorette, Ange Gardien, Chateau Richer, Laval, Lae
St. Charles, Lake Beauport, Valcartier, Tewkesbury, Falls of Mat
morency, Beauport, Xe,
Richmond--To Melbourne Ridge, Kingsley, Dennison’s Milk
Nicolet Falls, South Ely, Stukely, Lawrenceville, Drummendvile,
Trenholm, &e,
River du Loup, (en bas)—To Notre-Dame du Lac, 7
couata, Degelee, Edmunston or Little Falls, St. Bazile, Le Br
Grand Falls, Woodstock, &c., and to Cacouna, Green Island, Tri
Pistoles, St. Cimon, Bic, Rimouski, Ste, Flavie, Father Point,
and, vid Matapediac road, to Neigette, Temperance Valley, Restis
and parishes around Baie‘des Chaleurs,
River du Loup, (cn haut)—To Galetown, Ste. Ursule, Hu-
terstown, St. Léon, &e, ’
Sherbrooke—To Ascot Corner, Westby, Garthby, Weedon, Me
bleton, Dudswell’s Corners, &e,
Stanbridge—To Dunhan, Riceburg, East Dunham, Beilor,
Abercorn, Sutton Flats, South Sutton, &e.
St. Anicet—To South Hinchinbrooke.
St. Armand—To Philipsburg, Pigeon Hill, St. Armand Centt
Frelighsburg, Abbott's Corners, Mill’s Corners and Glen Sutton,
St. Gregoire —To Nicolet,
St. Henri—To Gilbertville, St. Come de Kennebec, St. Honor
Frampton, &c,
St. Hilaire—To St. Charles, St. Denis. St. Ours, Sorel, (hilt
bly, &e.
St. Hyacinthe—To St.
Pie, St. Guillaume, St. Aime, St. Dominique,
Damase, St. Jude, St. Barnabe,
Hugues, St. Simon, Ste, Rosalie, %
La Présentation,
St. Jolhns—To Iberville, Sabrevois, St. Luke and Chambly,
St. Remi—to Norton Creek, St. Jean Chrysostéme, Aubrey, &
Terrebonne—To Mascouche, Ste, Anne des Plaines, Ste. Me
guerite du Lac Masson, &c. oa
Three Rivers—To St. Maurice Forges, St. Btienne, LT
Forges, Notre-Dame du Mont Carmel, St. Maurice, Fermont, St Ly
&e,
Waterloo—To West Brome, North Sutton, Brome Corner, Knott
ton, Iron Hill, Fulford, West Bolton, East Bolton, South Bolton, Mi
sonville, Huntington's Mines, Bolton Centre, West Potton, Magtt
Georgeville, Frost Village, North and South Stukely, Lawreucey
&e.
West Farnham-—To Centre and East Farnham, Cowans®
Sweetsburz, Brigham, Adamsville, &c.
Vamachiche—To St. Stvére, St. Elie and St, Barnabé,
1
HOWING 1
PASSENGER'S
wn, Village, &c.
bott’s Corners
Abbottsford.
bercorr
Adderley .
Aird
llan’s Corners ..|
lumette Island.)
neienne Lorette!
nderson’s Cor...
ge Gardien.....
se aux Griffon..|
ntic
rmagh.
rmand,
rundel
scot Corner
ston Station,....
Athelstan
ubigny
ubrey
vignon
Aylmer
ylwin ..
Bagoty
Baie des Rochers.
Baie du Febvre...!
Baillargeon ....../ 1
aldwin’s Mills
Barachois
1 ston
Batiscan Bridge ..!
Beauharnois
Beaulac
Beaulieu
Beaumont
BBeauport
Beau
NCOUP waceeees
Bécancour Sta
Bedford...
Seebe Plain.,
Begon ,
Belle Rividy
Beleil mn
Beleil Bridge...
Jeleeil Station
Berestord
Bergerville
Berthier en has...
Berthier en haut.
Bethel
Bie ‘
Black River........
[ Dominio
———___
ile,
+
«ltt
vith Railways
Mile,
WS
Ig
Mi
+ Mt
ander...
MS... 60,
Wi veces
Ottawa Railwy
rv for Allumety
§
tation.
Jrleans.
St, Charles, Sa
her, Laval, I
Falls of Mont
ennison’s Mil
Drummondy
du Lae,
zile, Le 5
en Island, Trai
er Point, Méti
e, Ursule, Hu
by, Weedon, Ma
hnham, Belfer
Armand Cent
on Sutton,
bbec, St. Honor
s, Sorel, Chale
te, Rosalie, %
*résentation,
d Chambly,
me, Aubrey, &
rines, Ste. Me
Etienne, LTS
Lrmont, St. Li
» Corner, Kno?
th Bolton, Mi
Potton, Mage
, Lawrence
Im, Cowansy
mabe,
i
DIRECTORY: |
SHOWING
QUEBEC ROUTES.
TABLE OF ROUTES
UITIES,
G THE PROXIMITY OF THE RAILROAD 8
TO THE
TOWNS,
AND VILLAGES OF QUEBEC,
TATIONS AND LANDING PLACES
ne Letter or Figure after the Names, inthe Third Column, shows the Route in which the Places are to be sound in the accompanying Key.
PASSENGER’S
wn, Village, &c.
e —_-—_——
Abbott’s Corners.
Abbottsford........
bereorn
A boy ne waaateees ves
cton Vale..
Adamsville
Aili lerley .
i in’s C orners .
llumette Island.)
neienne Lorette}
nderson’s Cor...!
nge Gardien
ntico:
Armagh.
rand,
rthabask:
rthabaska Stn.
rundel
scot Corner...
ston Station
Athelstan
ubigny
ubrey
vignon
VOC vive
yer’s Flat...
Aylmer
ylwin
Bagotville vc...
Baie des Rochers.
Baie du Febvre...!
ddvins Mills..
Barachois
Barnston ...
f ington
DESTINATION.
County.
Rouville
-|Brome,
Bonaventure
+ |Bagot we.
.| Brome ....
-|Megantic . ‘
. Missisquoi a
|Chateauguay
if
Quebec
Huntingdon :
-| Montmorency
Ottawa
| Gaspé
( raspe
. ..|Chambly.
.|Témisconata,
Arthabaska
Argenteuil
}Compton
Nicolet
Huntingdon
Ottawa
Argenteuil
“Stanstead
Ottawa
Ottawa
Chicoutimi
Charlevoix...
Rich lieu...
.|Stans tead..
Gas spe
.|Stanstead .
| .
Bice ane
rhea iin.
Beauharnoi
Beaulac
Beaulieu...
Beaumont .
pBeauport ..
Beaurivi
pBécancou
Bécancour Stn.
Bedford
Seebe Plain,
Begon ;
Relle Rividre,
Beleil
Beleeil Bridge...
Belceil Station...
Beresto i
Bergerville ;
Berthier en bas
Berthier en haut.,
Bethel ..
Bie
Birehton .
Birsimis....,,
Black River
Black River,...,
wee
Champlain...
|Re: tuharnvis .
/Montealm
.|Montmorency
eee Be Hechasse
(Quebec
» Lotbiniére
Nicolet
w Meoeantic ...
| Missisquod v...eeee
Stanstead
Temiscouata
Two Mountains...
Verchtres
» Rouville
Verchéres
Terrebonne ..
» Quebec
.|Montms agi
Berthier
Shefford ....
Rimouski
jC vompton voeneeenves
is Saguenay .
Charlevoix..
\Lotbiniére
Missisquoi ......4..!
Pontiac vices
Arthabaska......
‘ ” ’ © r
Chateanguay .....
Bonaventure...
oli Ay Imer,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
a Armand,
Granby, I
Stanbridge, E
«Dalhousie, 14
| Acton, A
.|West Farnham, F
Bi cancour, A
. Armand, E
c auighn iwaga,
See Chapeau
-|Lorette, I
.|Port Lewis, 5
«|Quebec
Racks pene 2
Gaspé, 14
E
..|Gaspe, 14
(See St. Cajetan
See St. Honoré
See St. Norbert
.. See Victoriaville
Grenville, 2
Sherbrooke, A
Aston, A
Hemmingford, C
\Buckingham, 2
|St. temi, C
/Dalhousie, 14
jGreny ille, 2
jAyer’s F lat, G
1G)
Ottaw: - A or 2, 16
iH! Ha! Bay, 13
Rivicre du Loup, Aorl3
: \Port St. ri ancis, 6
See Craig’s Road
j|Coaticook, A
iPeres, 14
Coat ‘cook, A
jSe e Johnson’s Station
See Ste. Genevieve
Batis scan, 1
113 auharnois, 5
|Joliette, H
Queboe
“St. Charles, A
9
|Que bee
| raig’s Road,
Three Rivers, 8 Lor6
/Bocancour, A
'Stanbridge, E
Smith’s Mills, @
See St. Jean de Dieu
Point aux Anglais, 2
Belovil, A or 8
[Beloe'l, A or 8
Belovil, A or 8
{See St Agathe des Monts
.|Lorette, I
(St. Frangois, A
iBerthier, 7
New Durham, A
Rimouski. 13
Lennoxville, A or G
-|Hal Hal Bay, 13
.|Rivitre du Loup, A
Black River, A
|
|
|
\Chatillon ....
|| Chambly I
PASSENGER’S DESTINATION,
‘Town, Village, &c.
Blandford .........
Bolton Centre
Bolton Forest
Bonaventure
Bon Desir
Boscobel
/Bout de l'Isle
| Boy nton..
‘Brigham . ae
Bristol Mills
Britannia Mills...
\Britonville ..
Broadlands .....
|Brome ......6s
|Bromemere
‘Brome Woods..
‘Brompton ..... ian
Brompton Falls...) Richmond ........
..|Beauce ....
.|Compton ,
Brookville .........
‘Broughton ....
Br ookbury
Brownsburg
Buckingham ......|
3Suckland
\! Bulstrode
Bulwer .....
Bute .
Buttonville
Cacouna
California
Calliére
Calumet Island
Camp Road.....
Canrobert .......
Canterbury .......
Cantley
Cap Chat...
he des Rosie
Cape Cove
[ie ape TLOM cacceeeees
Cap Magde leine..
Cap Rouge :
Cap Santé
Cap St.
Carleton
Castlebar ...
Caughnawaga
Ce TLOD sssccovces
Cedars ..cccceee
tasim..
Tonace....|
Caribou [slands...)8
Carillon vce cece
County.
Arthabaska..
Brome “ne
\Brome ...ceseeee
.|Bonaventure .
. Saguenay..
Bord & Plouffe ...
.Shefford .
Boucherville ......
Boundary Line...
Bourg Louis .....
jLaval vo...
Chambly ...
Stanstead ...
‘Portneuf........6.
.|Montmorency
Stanstead,
.| Brome
\Pontiae....
Argenteuil
.| Bonaventure ....
.|Brome
srome
...(/Brome..
Richmond ......
{Compton ....
Argenteuil .....
Ottawa
..|Bellecha
Arthabask:
».|(Compton ...
Megantic :
|Argenteuil ....
\'Temiscouata ...
Chateaguay
.| Charlevoix
Pontiac ....
iBonaventure
»|Rouville...
|Compton wee
Ottuwa
» Gaspé
[Gaspé
j\CGaspé
‘ Compton
Champlain
[Que bee
'Portneut.
Montmagny .
Sug UeMaLy
Argenteuil
|Bonaventure
.|Richmond v.06.
Laprairie .
St. Maurice,
Foulanges wees
Chambly vccecees
Chambly Canton, C hambly .
Champlain...
Chapeau...
Charlesbourg
\Chateauguay :
we | Champ lain .
..|Pontiae..
.|Quebee
../Chateanguay
Chateang’y Basin, Chateauguay
Chateau Richer..
;Chaudiére...
..|Montmorency tones
| Yamaska .,
.|Levis..
|Chaudidre Curv clLevis
SAG OL veevseeeeeeee
va St.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
| Railroad or Steamboat.
.. (See St. Louis de B’ford
ee ee 1}
-| Waterloo, F
..|Paspebiae, 14
|Tadousac, 13
\Montreal
Acton, A
.| Boucherville, 9
.. Boundary Line, A
.|Portneuf, 12
. | Quebec
See Libbey’s Mills
|West Farnham, F or J
‘Bristol, 16
|Britannia Mills, A
- Vaudreuil, A
Jarleton, 14
(LW aterloo, F
|W aterloo, F
.See Iron Hill
-|Brompton Falls, A.
‘Brompton Falls, A
.|See St. Pierrede B’ton
.|Lennoxville, A or @
he ompton, A
\Carillon, 2
Buckingham, 2
See N. D. Auxiliatrice
. See St. Valerie de B.
..|Lennoxville, A or @
Somerset, A
Carillon, 2
.|Rivicre du Loup, A or 13
See Aubrey
.|Murray Bay, 13
Calumet Island, 16
Dalhousie, 14
Granby, F
{Lennoxville, A or G
Ottawa, A, 2 or 16
° Metis, 14 or 15
(Gaspé, 14
Perce, 14 or 15
{Capelton, G
Three Rivers, B, 1 or 6
» Quebec
{Portneuf, 12
Cap St. [gnace, A
» Ha! Ha! Bay, 13
Carillon, 2
Carleton, 14
.|Riechmond, A
. | Caughnawaga, 0
See St. Elie
IC edars, A
|Chan bly, 8
.|Chambly, 8
Champlain, 6
.. Pembroke, 16
. {Quebec
..|Chateaugury, 5
| Chateauguay, 5
Quebee
Celestin, A
Chauditre, A
Chaudiere Curve, A
128
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c
Chelsea
Chertsey
Chester, Mast.
Chester, West.
Chichester ........
Chicoutimi.........
Christieville
Olairvaux...
Clarenceville
Clarendon C’tre../Pontiac........
Coaticook .......... Stanstead...
Collfield wou.......)Pomtiae.....
COMO verseeceseeeees
Compton ...........
Compton Station
Contrecceur ......
Cookshire .........
Coteau du Lac...
Coteau Landing.
Joteau Station...
Cot. St. Augustin
Coteau St, Pierre.
Cote des Neiges..
Cote St. Antoive
Obte 8S. Cathernu
Cote St. Louis.....
Cote St. Lue...
Cote St. Paul...
Cowansville ..
Covey Hill ........
Craig's Road......
Cranbourne ......
Cross Point...
Oushing
Daillebout.........
Dalesville ..
Dalibaire ....
Danville :
Denison’s Millis...
De Ramsay ........
Deschambault......
Des Riviéres ......
Detour du Lac ...
Dewittville .....
Dillon .....
Ditton
Dom. de Gentilly
Douglastown .....
Drummondville...
Drew’s Mills ......
Dublin Range......
Duck River......
Dudswell Cor.....
Dumoine Depot...
Dunany ..... wivanss
Dundee ..... vvaaabs
Dundee Centre...
Dunham
Dunraven...........
Durham.....
Fardley
East Bolton..
.|Montealm .,
.|Tochelaga......
..{Missisquoi wo...
Huntingdon...
.|Bonaventure
Argenteuil.w..
.{Joliette
..{/Rimouski. ..
.{Richmond ...
.{Huntingdon ..
.|Brome vc.
.| Brome
QUEBEC
ROUTES.
DESTINATION.
County,
Ottawa
Arthabaskn
Arthabaska
Pontiac
Chicoutimi
.|Eberville
| Charlevoix..
Missisquoi ..
Compton ...
Compton
Verchires...
Soulanges
Soulange
Hochelaga.......
Hochelaga vo.
Hochelaga..
Hochelaga
Levis ......0.
Dorchester
Argenteuil
Richmond
Joliette ..
Portneuf...ce cee
Missisquoi wo...
Témisconata
Compton
Nicolet
Gaspé wo.
Drummond
Stanstead
Wolfe wu...
Pontiac...
Argenteuil,
| Huntingdon....
{Huntingdon ...
Missisquoi
Pontiac
|Chateauguay
Ottawa
Ott uwa, A or
Vaudreuil...
Uochelaga .......
Hochelaga.swee.!
.| West Farnham,
../ Dalhousie,
|Des
iDes
J See Notre Dame du Lae
Megantic ..........4!
..|Charlevoix..... ass
. Caughnawaga, C
. Ottawa, A or 2, 16
/ Waterloo, F
Most convenient Point
|
|
| accessible by
|
Railroad or Steamboat.
‘Ottawa, A or 2, 16
Joliette, I
IStanfold, A
)Arthabaska, A or B
, 16
lifal Hal Bay, 13
ay ‘See Iberville |
. See St.
Placide
Lacolle, D
Bristol, 16
. Coaticook, A
iP ortage du Fort, 16
Como, 2 or Vaudreuil, Al
.{Compton, A
»|Compton, A
.. Contrecaur, 8
Compton... see ees
|Lennoxville, A or G
{Riviere Rouge, A
. /Coteau Luding, A or 3,4
.|Coteau, A
Montreal
\Montreal
Montreal
Montreal
|. Montreal
Mo itreal
Montreal
Montreal
F or J
}Hemmingford,
../Craig’s Road,
A
14
St. Henri,
Carillon, 2
Peer ted Hi
Carillon, 2
‘See Mechins
|Danville, A
Richmond, A
oliette, H
qj
Rivicres, E
Port Lewis, 5
. Waterloo, I
|Lennoxville,
Ast: untold, A
‘ |Gaspé,
.|Rie hmond, A
A or G
14
See Baldwin's Mills
See Irvine
Tadousae, Ss
Sherbrooke,
. eapiden dbs vecating 16,
‘arillon,
‘lpeaden ee 5
. Dundee, 5, Lancaster, A
iStanbridge, E
Calumet Island, 16
East Chester.......)/Arthabaska ...... See Chester Hast
Rast Clifton ..... {Compton vce Compton, A
East Dunham.....|Missisquoi . .Stanbridge, F
East Farnham...... Brome ...... ..| West Farnham, F or J
East Frampton...|Dorchester.........)See St. Malachie
East Hatley ...... Stanstead... Ayer’s Flat, G
Kast Hereford..... {Compton ..... Co iticook, A
East ‘Templeton ..JOtiawa...... suckingham, 2
Eaton Corner......{Compton : t, “nNOXV ille, AorG
Eboulements ..... Charevoix : Eboulements, 13
Eeureuils ........... Portneuf............;Heureuils, 12
Edwardstown......
Egypte wc
PUP coreessiareeses
Escuminac
Evangeline
Fafard
FUP eee enone es
|Chateauguay.....
|Shefford
|Huntinedton
Bonaventure .
Stanstead.....
Lotbiniére
J See St. J. Chrysostéme
.|Upton, A
St. Anicet, 5
.;Carleton, 14
. Coaticook, A
.{Methot’s Mills,
schambault, 12 |
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
accessible by
| ae
|Town, Village, &e.| |
} County. | Ruilroad or Steambost,
| a ne
Falls Mont’rency.|Quebec cece lQuebee
Farnboro vc. Shefford ........ |W est Shefford, F
} Farnham C entre..|Brome ‘a ..| West Farnham, F or]
Father Point....../ Rimouski (Bs ther Point, 14
\Fermont ......./Champlain /Three Riv ers, ji or |
Fitch Bay... vee DEANSECA. eee seen [Smith's Mills,
Fitzallen..... woe Argenteuil..... see Arundel
HPleurant..cceessees iBonaventure ....., |Carleton, 14.
lontenoy ...... ‘Richmond veeveseee] Rl ichmond, A
\Fort Coulonge ...!Pontiac..... (€ piace Island, 16
Fort Lennox......./St. Johns, Johns, D, Bor fF
‘Port William [PONG ee ceceeeee lore Wi liam, 16
Pox River wee. IGASPG visccccevveen Gas spe, 14
|| Frampton...) Dorehester........../8ee St. Edouard
franklin Centre.. Tuntingdon | Hommingford, 0
iFraserville.......... Temiscouata .. ge du Loup en bas, 4
|| Prelighsburg....../Missisquoi....e. St. Armi ot, 0)
| french Village... Drummond ....... \Danville, A
Frost Village Shefford .....c00000. |Waterloo, I
Fulford... [Brome veveeeee |Waterloo, F
/Gadbout...... wooo Saguenay may pennee 13
;Garneau ...... L’Eslet J LTslet, A
Garthby vaccces | Wolfe Sherbrooke, A
(has UDG ittsmcsanasdes Gaspé, 14
IOELAWA..ceececceevens se e Tem) leton
Argenteuil, mle: avillon, 2
.. Nicolet ;
Gaspé Basin
|,Gatineau Point...
‘Geneva
|\Gentilly ..
| Georgeville wu. Stanstead Smith's Mills, @
|, Gilbertville ......) [BOANCO vccecceece eee! St. Henri, A
|} Glenloyd vec. Megantie w{Lyster, N
‘Glen Murray. Ra ls cancour, A
Glen Sutton wo...) Brome wicca Armand, E
Goose Point........ Saguenay. a! Ha! Bay, 13
Gould vecceccreeees ICOMPLON veces |Lennoxyille, A
|| Granhboro’ ......... Shetford. ae: inby, I
Granby. Sheford voce (Granby, F
Grand Bay. Chicoutimi... Ha! Wa! Bay, 13
| Grand Bergerone “aguenay.. .., Fadousae, 13
Grande Rivibre.. (Gaspé... Peres, 14 or 15
(Grand Gréve..... Gaspb.rccccccsceee See Cap des Ro sles
Grand Lake... hae thern Canada) Ottawa, A. or 2, 16
(Grand Ligne... St. John... \Grand Ligne, D
Grand Pabos.. Nee ine [See Pabos:
Gr Pond........)B rome ..., | Waterloo, F
|, Green Island muy miscouata...... Sve tsle Verte
| Green River... 'Temisconata . Ha! Ha! Bay, 13
Grenville ww. ‘Argenteuil ve. |Grenville, 2
| Griffin's Corner... Stansiead.........../Smith’s Mills, @
| Griffin Coven. Gaspe icc ccceeees (Gaspé, 14
(Grondines ... /Portneuf ..|Grondines, 12
| Grosse Isle........./Montmagny.... St. Thomas, A
Waar idlow ..... exantea [LOVIS....cerseceeee| Hadlow, A
| Halifax... ‘|Megantie lireeeeeee OMeORSEL, A
Hallerton .fluntingdon.... ‘Hemmingford, €
| Hargrave Pontiac... ...(see Havelock
Harrington ........) Argentenil ... (Grenville, 2
HTarvey Hill Mines) Megantic ... . Methot, A
Hatley.....ccecescees Stanstead... North Hatley, G
| Havelock ........./Auntingdon........./ Lemming ford, C
.. Taveloe k, 1b
Hal Hal Bay, 13
.|Pontiae
. Chicoutimi
|| Havelock
| Hebertville...
Hemison ..... . Dorchester St. Henri, A
| Hemminegford...../ Tuntingdon ...... ‘Hemmingford, €
| Henryville Therville vce Des Riviéres, 8
| Henrysburg Huntingdon ....../Laeolle, D
| Herbert... Brome vase. Waterloo, F
| Hereford ..... .|Compton ... . Coaticook, A
| Hochelaga Hoechelaga Montreal
| Hope ........0.... {Bonaventure ...... Paspebiae, 14
Howick.. (Chateauguay ..... Caughnawaga, ©
we [L@ViS..c00. seen SOUtH Quebec, A
| Indian Cove , ;
sree Dee Jolictte
Industry Village.|Joliette ........
[ Domanioy
RRS
Moet convenient Point
|Three Rivers, A or lt
Hudson | Vaudreuil. . Hudson, 2
HEU) ceveaees Ottawa... Ottawa, A or 2, 16
Huntingdon Len |Tunting: lon.. River Beaudette, A
Hunt'et'n’s Mines. ‘Brome See Dillon
| Hunting ville sive [Compton , chvinabetns Lennoxville, A or &
| Hunterstown......|Maskinongé....... Riviere du Loup, 6
[Therville wse(St, John ve... St. John, D, E or?
RECTORY. |
ASSENGER’S I
n, Village, &e.
r
kerman..
CTTICRS .eeeesseeee {}
Dn THill....eesesees Ip
Dnside ...
ine
land Brook......
le aux Grueg ...!!
le aux Noix ..... 'S
y aux Coudres.| C
le Bizard..
le di Pas .. .|
Perrot.........) V
let Jeremic...... iS
B Verte vc... | 1
SOY Be
hnson’s . 1H
NVII]0 eevee Or
TCL cerceveccees Ji
Quidres vse. IC]
mouraska...... KX:
zabashua 1Or
1s0.....
mpt Road.
nogami
mnebec
dare
kenny .
gsey o
nosey Falls...
Dis ‘bur y
Line...) Be
Dt
OW]TOM veeeeeee
CAIC were. DE.
BalOsiierecccsses Ya
Beauce , :
Canardiére ..,!
Chandidre ..,
henaie wo...
HIN@ veccseseeees
hine Junet’n,,|]
bute |
Masson
Noir
Olle
Prange
Pierre...
>» Aylmer
ke Bes auport ... Que
ke Et ‘chemin... Dor
ke St. Charles, Que!
Ke Weedon...., Wol
0) Beat
ge Gardien.. Mont
gevin . Dore
Doraie ,, . Bert!
wei Giles... L'Tsh
taneveetres Lap
b tion... St. i
Piveouniére,,.
Napi
ssomption ...., L’As
TUG seiver tes f i
an Lapr
vel Mega
TTC eee Ohi ee
“neeville ... Shof
pron Thee Shaan Levis
MM isvccseeees Monti
aitrie, : Berth
Venir ete teanes Drum
Hed Pls Comr
ereville ww... Lotbi
Bssssessseveens Mega
pestiticr Mega
tosville .......|Comp
ard’s Hill ., Drum
Domintoy
onient Point
sible by
r Steamboat,
Se
ord, F
ham, F or]
nt, 14
7 A
sland, 16
D, Hor F
jam, 16
louard
ford, ©
oup en bas, 4
nd, &
a)
F
,13
ao
leton
»
4
vers, A orl,
ills,
nd, 10)
Bay, 13
le, A
fn
i
Bay, 13
, 13
or 15
des Rosgiers
A or 2, 16
ene, D
b,
Ferte
say, 13
fil, G
is, 12
ns, A
\
A
ford, Cc
ock
”)
ys
tley, Gq
ford, 0
1b
Bay, 13
A
ford, €
res, B
)
F
JA
, 14
vaga, 6
or 2, 16
pe to, A
le, A or &
Loup, 6
1D, Bor P
‘bee, A
®
A
RECTORY: |
Most convenient Point
ASSENGER’S DESTINATION.
accessible by
n, Village, &e. County... Railroad or Steamboat.
KOTMIN..
Pontiac... Fie
See Bristol
OTTICRS veeseseeeee ...|Me MPANLIC ccseveceseee Béeeancour, A
Dr Hill...eoe sevens iBrome .. sevusssvssnne| Waterloo, fr
Dnside ... Otiawa sian Ottawa, A or 2, 16
Teerera “frseanite reaueoeaats Bloeancour, A
e|COMPLON veesee sens
}Lennoxville, A or G
.{Montmagny coeees
St. Thomas, A
and Brook
le aux Grues
le aux Noix v0. St. JOWM vscceeeee! See Fort Lennox
' aux Coudres Charlevoix........./5t. Roeh, A
le Bizard Jacques Cartier ../Pointe Claire, A
Berthier ....e0../Borthier, 7
/Vaudreuil ........./Ste, Anne, A
Saguenay. Riviere du Loup, A
le du Pas.
Perrot...
t Jeremic.....
p Verte ..|Temiscou: uta L. IRivitre du Loup, A
BOY vscseee ./Beauee ..., .{St. Henri, A
hnson’s ..Huntingdon......../Johngon’s, 6
Nville ..seeeeee COMPtON vceceeees Lennoxville, A or G
ROLLE: icccsnsasers Joliette wuccecceee Joliette, H
Chicoutimi.
../ Kamouraska .
Ottawa
|Hal Ha! Bay, 13
St. Paschal, A
Yttawa, A or 2, 16
quidres
mouraska
vabashua,
Iso... | Huntingdon... See Hlgin
mpt Road... 'Ronaventnre..... ..|Dalhous ie, 14
NOQAME weseeeeee 'Chicoutimi........j/Ha! Ha! if avy, 13
mnebee Line...}Beauee “\oliette, IL
dare . Jolielte.. |Montre al
kenny . Monteahn...... ..| Kennebec, K
SCY v . Drummond ...... ay chmond, Ne
nysey Falls... ..|Drammond ..... oe lle, A
DESDULY ..seesees (Richmond ve... tichmond, A
pnear’s Mills.../Megantic .... ane eancour, A
k’s Ferry. Ottawa “ [Out awa, A
owlton ........./Brome ....., AW aterloo, F
CATIC oo. .seseeee St. Johns ........ JL Aes udie, D
Baieis.cesecsseecs Yamaska..............5e0 Baie du Febvre
See Ste.
.. {Quebec
Beauce .|Beance v.. Marie
Canardiére ...)Quebee..
Chanditre ..... Levis v.eceeseeee w/[Chaudidre, A
henaie ......... L'Assomption .../Lachenaie, 9
MECHITIC ..cceeceeees Jacques Cartier ..| Lachine, C
hine Junet’n., Montreal... iu whine June tion, A
bute. ‘Argentenil.... .| Carillon, 2
Masson . Terrebonne . iSecS. Marg. Lac Masson
NOME sssevorscis ate St. Roch, A
ONG svasacsseses John |Lacolle, D
Prange ... slifapisquel veseeseee| MOore’s, 1
BUCTIC vescsssees Huntingdon ...... Port Lewis, 5
ke of Two Mts., Two Mountain
See Oka
e Aylmer ....., Wolfe wo...
jLennoxville, A or G
ke Beauport ... Quebec... See St. Dunstan
ke Etchemin....; Dorchester .........8ee Ste. Germaine
efield veseecseese 'Argenteuibe......., 'Carillon,
@ Larron.e... Oucbee .. | Quebee
‘Let inoxville, A or G
Quebec
¢ iene .. Compton
ke St. Charles, Quebec
ke Weedon,...,, Wolfe v..ccecceesecee See Weedon Lake
DIDtON veeeeseseee Beauce vicsscceceeecs Somerset, A
uge Gardien.. Montmorency ...... Quebec
byevin .........| Dorchester ......... ‘See Ste, Justine
OVALE... . Berthier.. .. Lanoraie, 7 or H
ase i Giles. WiL'Tslet..... |L' (nse i Giles, A
Laprairie ...... Ferry from Montreal
St. Hyacinthe.....St. Hyacinthe, A or 17
. Napierville......... See St. Michel Archange|
L’Assomption .../L’Assomption, 9 |
Laprairie ....... |Montreal |
. Megantic
. Chicoutimi
\St infold, }
‘Hal Ha! ! Bay, 13
neeville ... Shefford wc... iW aterloo,
BOM: svetsvvexses LOViSssececesas .. [See St. Joseph de Lévis
Montmorene \ rae IS -eSte. Brigitte de Laval!
AtTIO veese ees Berthier ...... . Lavaltrie, i
PONE vasceusbcs Drummond ........ Richmond, A
Ried Plain... Compton vse Le nnoxville, Aor G |
Heveville v4... Lotbinidre .. See Ste. Emilie
B istrercevsevece Megantie is ..|Methot’s Mills, A
postition ww... Megantic . “/Methot’s Mills) A
OXville wwees|Compton .. Pt Lennoxville, A or G
ad's Hill .../Drummond ......../Richmond, A
} Mille Isles
| Mille
|\Milton Corners....
QUEBEC ROUTES, 129
| PASSENGER’S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
— ————$ a accessible by
Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboat,
L’Epiphanice........ ILA J Seen nD ag Assomption, 9
Les Eboulements.| Charlevoix.. ns es Eboulk me nts, 13
/Les Ecureuils ..... {Portneuf....cc cece 'Kenreuils
[Les Escoumains.. Saguenay ... I'Tadousac, 3
|Levis ........ [LOVIS ..sseeeeee outh Que bee, A
|| Libbey’s Mills Stanstead iSmith’s Mills, G
Li NCHOLO! vseeeeeees Stunstead ... Smith's Mills, G
|Lit. Riv. St.Frang Charlevoix... |Se e St. Franc ois Xavier
{LIslet: ....scsecceese \L’'Islet {L Islet, A
i|L'Is slet Forges... IC hamplain.. Three Rivers, 1 B or 1,6
|Lochaber Bay...../Ottawa ..|Bue kingham, ¢
jLongueuil vc... Longueuil wo... /Montreal
Longue Pointe ...|Hochelaga wo... |Montreal
HLorette vce. [Quebee ce See St. [enace
|Lotbiniére ..|Lotbinitre . ..|Methot’s Mills, A
jLow Sacseie Sieodene gs Ottawa Ottawa, A or 2, 16
||Lower Ireland . 'Megantic is |Somet ‘set, A
||Lower L: achineRd Ji acques Cartier.../Montre al’
ILMCOPNE veeeeeseees \Ottawa levers [Ottawa, A or 2, 16
jl. umber Depot....|Pontiae See Otter Lake
LYSED vceeeseceecees Meganti ic Lyster, A
i Mi uck’s Mills........| Stanstead .. (Smith's ae G
})Macnider wee Rimouski. | Rimouski,
|| Maddington ...... Arthabaska vo... Stanfold, Ns
||Magdalen [sland.)Gaspé wo... Rimouski, 13
[Miigrogr.....ssesvceees Stanstead.. ..| Waterloo, F
|iMagoon’s Point... Stanstead . Smith’s Mills, G
[Mailloux.........0e. Bellechasse ....... St. Valier, A
||Malmaison.........!Missisquoi wo... See Des Rivitres
|\Malbaie Charlevoix.........|/Murray Bay, 13
|Manicou vooee Saguenay ..|Tadousae, 13
| Maniwaki........... Ottawa. .. See River Desert
'Mannineville. Huntingdou,....... See Franklin
||Mansonville........ BYOMG: cs aaservooees |Waterloo, F
|Maple Grove ...... Megantic vu... Somerset, A
||Maple Leaf. Compton .. .Lennoxville, A or @
'Marbleton, . Wolfe .. . Sherbrooke, A
}|Maria ....., ../Ponaventure ......;Carleton, 14
Marieville..........,ROUVITe cee ee St Hilaire, A
Hi Maritana veces Hluntinedon........ Hemmingtord, C
||Marlow .... . |Beauce vo... St. Henri, A
| Martinville ......../Compton oo ce \Compton, A
Mascouche LL’ Assomption 'Terreboune, 9
|| Masham v..cccseee Oitawa wee Ottawa, A or 2, 16
| Maskinongeé........ Maskinong®......../Maskinongé, 6
|| Maskinongé Bdge Maskinongé........) Mi iskinongé, 6
Massawippi Stanstead wc... Massawippi, G
\Matane ...... .| Rimouski wa MCtis, 14
|Matapediae Bonaventure ....../ Dalhousie, 14
|Mawcook vee Shefford ../|Granby, F
IMAYO: sesctavcstneecs Ottawa... Buckingham, 2
iMéchins .........08. GQUBPO.vi.ceececcesevs. Métis, 14
| Megnashit.. .. Bonaventure .|Dalhousie, 14
l'Melbourne .. ~Riehmond .........) Richmond, A
| Melbourne Ridge. Richmond . Richmond, A
| I Meloe! eville wa... Beauharnois wo... Melochcville, 3, 4 or 5
| Metabechouan,.... Chicoutimi... Ha! Ha! Bay, 13
| Methot's Mill......) Lothinidre . Methot’s Mills, A
PMctis ......
; Mile End ..
.. (Métis, 14 or 15
. See Cote St. Louis
Point aux Anglais, 4
Tadousae, 13
. Granby, F
./Tadousae, 13
. See Philipsburg
. Rimouski ..
. Hochelaga
Argenteuil
Saguenay...
Sheflerd .
Saguenay...
Missisqui..
Vaches
Mingan... sed
Missisquoi Bay...
Moe's River ......... Compton Compton, A
MOISIC.......esseeeees Saguenay. we. Tadousae, 13
| Montealm......... \Montealm _ Joliette, H
| Mont Carmel...... (Champlain... | Three Rivers, B or 1, 6
Montebello ........ Ottawa... \Papineauville, 2
Montgenais Vaudreuil... Coteau Landing, A
Mont Louis ....., bona ae Gaspé, 14
Montmagny....... Montmagny A ieaasav See St. Thomas
MONTREAL veer eeene Montreal. Pita
Mont St. Hilaire..!Rouville.. i Hil aire, A
|Moore’s Station...) Missisquoi ......... Mnorets ,i
Mount Johnson... Iberville ..... See St. i rancois le Grand
Mountjoy....... wo Soulanges........./See Oakville
‘Mount Oscar ......] Vaudreuil... vw (Rigaud, 2
130
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c.
Muddy Branch ....
Murray Bay.........
Mystic ........
Napierville...
Neigette
Neil’s Corners.....
Nelsonville
New Carlisle
New Durham
New Glasgow
New Ireland
New Liverpool...
Now Paisiey
Newport ......00
New Richmond...
Nicolet .........0006
Nicolet Falls
North Bristol
North Ei dade
North Ham...
North Hatley.
No rui Nation Mls.
Ihooh Oorlow...
Novi! } penne
i 0 +t { ih;
-|Missisquoi .
-|Napierville.
£e) ee as
DESTINATION,
County,
Argenteuil
Charlevoix.
Rimouski...
Shefford...
Brome ...
Bonaventure
Drummond
Terrebonne
Megantic .........
Lev is
Bonaventure
Nicolet ......0008
Richmond ...
Pontiac
Chateaugua
Wolter.
Stanstead.,
Ottawa
».|Pontiac sivilsaecesss
‘lissisquoi
North* at n Mill.
North Siok........
North Stuke!>y
North Sutton...
sorth ‘Vakefie!
Norton ‘reek...
N.D. Auxiliatric:
N.D. de Grace...
N. D. de Richelieu
N. D. du Lac
N.D. du M.Carmel
N.D. du Portage.
Nouvelle
Noyan
Nutt’s Corners .
Oakville...........
Odelltowna
Oka ......
Old Durh: um
Onslow .....
Ormstown
Otter Lake
Owl’s Head ......
Pabos ....e..ceceeeee
Papineauville
Paquetteville..
Paspebiac
Peasley’s Corner.
Peninsula
Perkins..
Perce ....
Petite Bergerone.
Petite Cote
Petite Riviére
Petit Métis
hulWa.
.|(Soulanges.....
..| Brome
{Compton ....
Ottawa ..
Ottawa.
Ri shmond . aie
Shelford
vne...
Obotoan
Belie:
MNochetaga....
Rouville
Temiscouata
Kamouraska
Temiscouata
Bonaventure .
Missisquoi ...
..|Missisquoi ...
Pare Gy
St. John
1 .
..|' wo Mountains...
Drummond .....
.|Pontiac........
}Chateauguay..
Pontiac
Gaspé
lOttawa
Bonaventure .....
Brome ..
iGaspé ....
Gaspe siveie
Saguenay.
Bre
Pierceton..
Pierreville . bvvataee
Pigeon Hill.
Pike River...
Plessisville ........
Pte. au Bouleau..
Point 4 Cavagnol
Missisquoi Pe
|Missisquoi..
1Yamaska
|Missisquoi ..
Missisquoi ..
|Megantic ...
Saguenay
Vaudreuil..
Pointe 4 Fleurant Bonav enture
Pointe d la Garde.
Pointe au Chéne.|
Bonaventure
Argenteuil
"..|Stottsville,
...| Rimouski, 13
....see Granboro
See Cowansville
‘|
. River
QUEBEC ROUTES,
Most convenient Point
Carillon, 2
.|Murray Bay, 13
Stanbridge, E
D
|Paspebiac, 14
New Durham, A
Montreal
‘Somerset, A
(See St. Romuald
.|Montreal
.|Paspebiac, 14
.|See Bonaventure
J St. Grégoire, A
.|Danville, A
16
|Chateauguay, 5
Arthabaska, A
\Bristol,
|North Hatley, G
./Thurso, 2
‘Onslow, ‘16
St. Arm: und, E
...|Des Rivieres, D
.../ Thurso, 2
Sherbrooke, A
|W aterloo, F
|W aterloo, KF
. Ottawa, A, or 2,
St. Rémi, é
St. Charles, A
.|Montreal
|C hambly,
|Riviére du aus A or13
St. Denis, A
Lake Road,
. See Meguasha
. Lacolle, D
St. Armand, E
Lacolle, D
(Oka, 2
Old Durham, A
.. See Quio
.|See Durham
../Portage du Fort,
»»|Wi iter loo, i
14
_ Papineanville, 2
“le oaticook,
.,Paspebiac, is
She Waterloo, r
.. Gaspé, 14
.. Ottawa, A or 2,
. Pereé,
. Riviere du Loup, A
..|Montreal
14 or 15
14 or 15
St. Armand, H
.. Stanbridge,
. See St. Thomas
. St. Armand, E
. Des Riviéres,
.. Somerset, A
.. See Duck River
.. See Hudson
Dalhousie, 14
Dalhousie, 14
iba head 2
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
16
Beaudette, A
16
16
; Cor Land’g, A or 3,
| PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c.
Pointe du Lac
Point Fortune
|Point St. Charles.
Point St. Peter....
Pont Rouge
/Portage du Fort..
Port au Persil
|Port aux iat
|Port Daniel
\Port Lewis..
Portland...
Portneuf.....
Port St. Francis..
Poste des Grais ..
|Power’s Court
Princeville
QUEBEC. sees es eeeees
\Quio
\Radnor Forges...
‘Rapid Joachims
\Rawdon. ;
|Repentigny
\Riceburg ...
{Richmond
‘Richmond Junc..
[Rigaud ...... cease
Rimouski
River Beaudette ..
|!River David
|River Gilbert.....
\{Riviére 4 VOurs...
Riviere Bois Clair
‘Riv. des Prairies.
[Riviere Désert
Riviere duLoup }
en bas
|Riviére duLoup } |
| en haut
Riviere Ouelle
‘Riviere
{Robinson
Roberval ..
|Rochelle
jRocheaptain
| Rtockburn
| Roek Island
||Rougemont..
}|Roxham
\/Roxton Falls......
> - »
toxton Pond...
!/Ruissean Chénes.
| Runnymede
|;Russelltown
4 Sabrevois
|\Sanborn
Sandy Bay
}|Sandy Beach
Sanit au Cochon..|
fy ault St. Louis...
Savage’s Mills...
§ Sawyerville
Is
'Settrington
é | Maskinongé.
{Riviére Ouelle.....
«| Compton...
..| Beauce ee
Chicoutimi.........
touge.....|
Riv. Trois Pistoles,
.|Chicoutimi.,
{Rupert vce...
\Rimouski 8
Sault au Recollet. ‘Hochel: laga.
Sault aux Moutons: Saguenay .
DESTINATION.
County.
St. Maurice
Vaudreuil
Jacques Cartier.
Gaspe ‘
Soulanges
Pontiac
Portneuf.
Pontiac..
Charlevoix
Charlevoix........../T
Zonaventure ,
.|Huntingdon
Ottawa
Portneuf,.
Nicolet
St. Maurice....
Huntingdon .
Aithabaska
(Quebec a...
Pontiac......
Champlain ...
..|Pontiae
-|Montealm
L’Assomption .
Kamouraska.......
Missisquoi
Richmond ,
Richmond ....
Vaudreuil ....
Rimouski
Soulanges ....
Yamaska ...
Lotbiniére
Hochelaga.
Ottawa
Maskinongé ......
Soulanges ...
Temiscouata ......
Compton
Stanstead
.j/Rouville ....
st. John...
Shefford
Drummond....
Bonaventure
JOttawa
|Chateauguay
Iberville
\G xaspe
Saguenay
[Laprairie ...
.. Shefford
Compton
Ottawa
Charlevoix
t0 Onslow,
.. See Fermont
‘Temiscouata......
Kamouraska .......
|Shefford .... star
.. Sorel, 1,
..| Dalhousie, 14
. Ottawa,
[Dommy
Most Convenient Poy
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboy
|Three Rivers, B or},
\Pointe Fortune, 33
.|Montreal
.|Gaspé, 14
.. [Riviere Rouge, A
.. See Maskir onge Bri
... Pontiac, 16
.. See St. Jean de Neu
..|Portage du Fort, 1g
‘See St. Siméon
Tadousac, 13
| Paspebiac, 14
Port Lewis, 5
Buckingham, 2
... /Portneuf, 12
.../Port St. Francis, ¢
. au Rivers, Bor}
Anicet, 5
os Sh anfold, A
Quebec
16
|Rapides des Joachin
|Joliette, H
; ‘Repentigny, 7
‘Riviere Quelle, A
Stanbridge, hl
. See Brooky ille
.|Richmond, A
.|Richmond, A
\Rigaud, 2, Vande
.| Rimouski,
.. |River Ber Hee A
; Sha 1,
.. See
6, 8 or L
Gilbertville
Ha! Ha! Bay, 13
See St. Edouard
.. | Montreal
i Yttawa, A or 2,16
See Fraserville
/Riviére du Loup, 6
‘Riviere Oue ‘lle, A
Riviere Re ouge, A
Trois Pistoles, 4
Lennoxville, Aord
./Ha! Ha! Bay, 18
'Waterloo, F
‘Rocheaptain, 16
Hemmingford, CU
tock Island, J
\Montreal
: Hemmingford,
.|Acton, A
Granby, F
6 ors
Ottawa, A or 2,16
Hemming ford, 0
St. John, D, Kor?
wl Arthabaska, A or
.. | Métis,
ies Gaspo,
../Tadousac, 13
{Montreal
14 or 15
14
'Tadousac, 13
. See Canghnawaga
Granby, F
Lennoxville, A og
A or?, lb
St. Panl’s Bay, 13
ipton
olbred .
enladed
Mile Cross..
Portages
th’s Mills......
KANte . ws
l ‘
th Barnston ..
th Bolton
th Durham ....
th Ely... essere
Aih Granby...
th Ham .......
Hinchinbrook.,
th Potton
th Quebec...
th Stukely Shef
th Sutton....... Bron
Ad. de Pabos Gasy
Ade le Terr
Levi
Anaclet wou...
Anastasie.... Mega
ndré ca
‘ “d’Acton Bipot
André Avelin, Ottay
Andrews ....../Arge
Angile . | Rimo
Angele ......../ Rou
; Laval N icol
Tique...., Ottan
.. Hunti
vw Jacqu
rune duNoed Monti
Anne de Res. Bonay
Sheffo
Anne la Pér, Cham
Anne la Poe, Kamo
An. des Monts Gaspé
Anne des Pln, Terre
Anne du Sag, Chico
Anselme Dorch
Antoine Lotbir
ntoine ........| Verch
Antoine........./Yamas
Antoine Abbé,|Chates
ntonin ....../Temisc
Apollinaire .../Lotbin
Armand Sta. “| Missisc
Armand C’tr.. /Missise
Arsine v4.4.4; Tomisc
Athanase., -|Thervil
Aubert..,
Augustin
ugustin ..,
Barnabé ,,
Barnab
. Two M
Portner
“St. Hy:
Pointe au Pic |Charlevoix.....
Pt, aux Anglais .../ Two Mountair
Pt. aux Trembles.|Chicoutimi....
Pt. aux Trembles,. Hochelaga ....
Pt. aux Trembles. |Portneuf .......000
Jartier.
Saguenay...
Terrebonne ......... Montreal
St. Maurice ........ See St. Boniface
Pontiac ... Pembroke, 1b
Shefford ... ../Granby, F
Compton ... . Sherbrooke, A
..|Napierville.........| Hughes, 0
.. (Bonaventure ‘| Carleton, 14
See Murray Bay
"Pointe aux Anglais, 2
.. Ha! Ha! Bay, 13 |Sheenborough
|Montreal \Shefford Mount... |
‘Pointe aux Trembles, 12! Sherbrooke
.|Pointe Claire, A \Sherrington..
vue'Tadousac, 13° |Shigawake ...
|Shawbr idge
St. Mat
|Shawenegan..
.|Berthie
./Portner
ae .|Two M
eatriy . Joliette
ernard 'Dorches
oaventure,./ Drumm
Barthelemy
Basile ‘a
benoit ..,
[Doming
venient Poy
essible by
or Steamboy!
rers, B or \t
rtune, 2
}
OULE, A
i onge Brid
16
an de Ney
lu Fort, 1
iméon
, 13
c, 14
vis, 5
ham, 2
, 12
Francis, 6
vers, Bor)
at, 5
A
16
ont
des Joachim
lige,
ik ville
id, A
id, A
2, Vaudreuil
ci, 13
vaudette, A
6, 8 orl
yertville
! Bay, 13
douard
l
A or 2,16
serville
du Loup, 6
Ounelle, A
Re uge, A
stoles, A
! Bay, 18
bo, I
stain, 16
neford, U
land, J
1
igford, C
, dors
ie, 14
efor , ¢
ile, Aord
Aor2 2,16
ipncTORY. |
SSENGER'S DESTINATION, Most convenient Point
accessible by
County.
‘Richmond ......... ‘Shipton, A
..{Carleton, 14
Carillon, 2 2
| Ha! Hal Bay, 13
St, Anicet, 5
\Ottawa, A or 2, 16
| Railroad or St~ isboat.
| Village, &e.
.. Bonaventure ..
sities 'Argenteuil ...
.|Chicoutimi.....
... Huntingdon.
. Ottawa
Megantic ws... [See Plessisville
.. Stanstead Smith’s Mills, @
ote
nay.
Mile ¢ ros
Portages
nerset ...++
th’s Mills
KANE . sevvsees St. Hyacinthe ...,,,Soixante, A
Liscaheansiceiers Richelieu ...........)Sorel, 1, 6 or 8
th Baraston .. Stanstead. "/Rock’ Is land, J
th Bolton... Brome .....6 | Waterloo, F
3 ‘See New Durham
th Bly.......:. Shefford ..... ...|Richmond, A
ih Granby..... Shefford ... |Granby, F
th Ham weveeee| Wolfe voccceceeeeeeee (Danville, A
Hinchinbrook., Huntingdon St. Anicet, 5
th Potton... \Brome.....e eee See Mansonville
th Quebec... Levis South Quebee, A
th Stukely..... Shefford .... ..| Waterloo, F
th Sutton....... Brome ..... .. Stanbridge, E
Ad, de Pabos Gaspé ........ .. pee Pabos
Adéle .......... Terrebonne ........| Montreal
doiphe ........ Montmorency ..... Quebec :
Agapit ..... Lotbiniére ........., See Black River
Agathe......... Lotbiniére ./Methot’s Mill, A
ors ; Terrebonne .........; Montreal
! .. Charlevoix ..|Murray Bay, 13
VT Richelien ........08. St. Aimé, 6
Iban ........./Portneuf, Deschambault, 12
Arthabas! .. Warwick, A
..|Riviere du Loup, A
Hu eempHon, 9
- Alexandre, 4
., St Alexandre, A
.. Joliette, II
Joliette .. 4 Joliette, Hi
Rimouski “a Rimouski, 13
: Megantic Giisasa yore See Lyster
pst. André, A
vadeaveadcc . Acton, A
Seavamesebecs Thurso, 2
epee ae wens Carillon, 2
. Rimouski .. ..(Pather Point, 14
: Rouville.. .. Montreal
e L avi al N icolet... ..Doucetts, B
aes Ottawa we /Papineauville, 2
nicet , to ” Huntingdon. sg Anicet, 5
Aun... ... Jacques C artier.... St. Ann’s, A or 2
Anne duNord Montmorency ..... Quebec
Anne de Res. Bonaventure ......, Dalhousie, 14
th Durham ..... Drummond ...
ingens _Joliette
Ambroise.
Anaclet
ANN... ..00e Shefford v....ec0ee. See Rochelle
Anne la Pér. Champlain ........ \Batiscan, 1
Anne la Poe, Kamouraska......../Ste. Anne, A
An. des Monts Gaspé we... .. Father P oint, 14
Annedes Pln, Terrebonne ..
Anne du Sag, Chicoutimi...
Anselme...... Dorchester
Antoine... Lotbinitre ..
ntoine ......, .|Verchéres
.|Terrebonne, 9
..|Ha! Ha! Bay, 13
J St. Henri, A’
. Black River, A
St. Antoine, 8
A or?
lo
Boniface
pke, 18
rE
poke, A
, 6
bn, 4
iy 3 Bay, r
Antoine, .|/Yamaska ..... Sorel, 1, 6 or 8
Antoine AbbS,|C hateauguay ...... ‘Hemmingford, C
ntonin .,..../Temiscouata ...... ‘Lake Road, A
Apollinaire ..
rmand Sta.
.. {Black River,
.|Lotbiniére .......
(St. Armaud, 2
.| Missisquoi aes
Armand O'tr.. [Missisquoi . St. Armand, 10)
Arséne sss. /TOmiscouata .....,/Rividre du Loup, A
Athang ..|Tberville ....... ... See Iberville
Rubert........(L’Islet ...... St. Jean Port Joli, A
Augustir ..|'wo Mountains ..|Montreal
Augustin .....!Portneuf. |Quebec
Barnabé ..,., St. Hyacinthe.....|St. Hyacinthe, A or 17
Barnabé ...,, ‘Ist. Maurice ........ /Yamachiche, 6
Barthélemy
pill
F \Berthier : iBerthier, 6
. Portneuf ele ya 12
‘Two Mountains ..|Oka,
yn Joliette ccc Folictee, H
emnard ........| Dorchester (St. Henri, A
onaventure..| Drummond .....
QUEBEC ROUTES.
\|*
|'St. Claire... Dorchester
| St, Clet..
| St. Colomban.,....) Two Mountains
|
| St. Célestin
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point
= accessible by
Town, Village, &c.
|St. Boniface.,
County. | Railroad or Steamboat.
St. Maurice ........ (r r'hree Rivers, B or 1, 6
Ste. Brigide .. vee {TD@PViIle ss cse seu St. Brigide, F
‘Ste. Brigitte Montmorency Quebec
‘Ste. Brigitte ........ Nicolet .........0668 ‘Sorel, 1, 6, 8orL
‘St. Bruno Village|Chambly .. as St. Bruno, A
iSt. Bruno Stat’n..! Chambly St. Bruno, A
[St. Cajetan ......../Bellechasse ........,St. Valier, A
'St. Camille ..
i|Ste. Canut..
.|T wo Mountains.. ‘|Montreal
| St. Casimir |Portneuf .......0.. |Grondines, 12
‘Ste, Catherine ....;Portneuf ........... Quebec
Ste. Cecile.......... JOUAWAL.. eee eee ‘See Masham
jSte. Cécile du Bic} Rimouski |Rimouski, 13
siete INicolet v..cceceseere St. Célestin, B
.{Rouville.. _ St. Césaire, ‘11
..|Bellechasse ........ ‘St. Charles, A
.|St. Hyacinthe .....)St. Hilaire, "A or8
. Quebec Peacdeasesties |Quebec
[Missisquoi ......... Des Riviéres, 8
. | Arthabaské : re reg 1, a or B
seauess Henri, A
. Soulanges vo. ivi ire Rouge, A
|Arthabaska ......, Arthabaska, A or B
.. Montreal
sdeauednesas |Quebec
Joliette, H
St. Henri, A
St. Césaire..
||St. Charles..
ISt. C harles ..
St. Charles ies
St. Chas, de Stan.
St. Christophe.
Ste. Clothilde ids
St. C olomb de Sil. Quebec
) St. Come ...... 'Joliette
||St Come de Ken.. Beace .csvesssscsce
St. Come... 'Joliette...... .| Joliette, H
| St. Constant... Laprairie St. [sidore, C
‘St. Croix... ARO UR BIEES seeetshl CUO E Mill, A
|
|
St. Cuthbert
| St. Cyrille
ae Damase ..
t. Damien
. |Berthier
- Berthier, 6
.|L'Islet
L’Islet, A
../t. Damase, 17
Berthier, 6
St David ..... . Yamaska...,......... ee River David
| St. Denis ............ Kamouraska...... St. Denis, A
St. Denis ww.0.....8t. Hyacinthe .../St. Denis, 8
St. Didace ......... Maskinongé........ “Maskinongé, 6
gt. Dunstan... Quebec.
'St. Edouard ..
|
St. Dominique...... Soulanges .........| Cedars, A
, St. Dominique.....|Bagot ............ St-Hyacinthe, A
"St Donat veces, Rimouski ........./ Mather Point, 14
St. Dorothé LAVAL veccececcee eee ‘Montreal
| ... Quebee
ee Methot’s Mill, A
St. Henri, A
. Lotbiniére ....
Dorchester ...
St. Edouard ,.
St. Edouard ...... Napierville ......../La Pigeonniére, G
| St. Kdwidge ...... Compton...........; Compton, A
St. Elie.......cc cs St. Maurice ... Yamachiche, 6
St. Elizabeth... Joliette ......, ...5t. Thomas, H
St. Eloi Temiscouata .....| Riviere du Loup, A or 13
St. Elzéar |Beauce w.ccecceceee St. Henri, A F
Ste. Emilie Joliette. ee. ‘Jolieite, H HOR
Ste. Emilie ....... Lotbiniére........./Methot’s Mill, A °™"™
| St. Epiphanie ...... Temiscouata......) Rivi¢re du Loup, A or 13
| St. Ephrem...) Bagot vce See Upton
St. Ephrem Tring Beauce Pee, . St. Henri, A
St. Waprit...., Montealm..........., L’Assomption, 9
| St. Etienne........, Beauharnois ......)/Beauharnois, 5
St. Etienne........./Brome........ ... See Grass Pond
St. Etienne ........ Levis... See Chaudic¢re
|
| Three Rivers, B or 1, 6
Montreal
St. Etienne St. Maurice ......
St Eustache......| Two Mountains...
St. Evariste ...... [Beauce ........0..00 St. Henri, A
St. Fabien ........./Rimouski...... Ri mouski, | 13
St. Famille ........| Montmorency .....,|Quebee
Ste. Filicité......../Rimouski ..1...... Métis, 14
St. Félix de Val. Joliette ............ Joliette, H
St. Ferdinand..... Megantic . ......... ‘Somerset, A
St. Féréol,.... . Montmorency were Quebec
Ste. Fidéle.........|Charlevoix ........ Murray Bay, 13
Ste. Flavie..
St. een Ws
St. Flore...
St. Foy
... (Rimouski Father Point, 14
.. Lotbiniére ........., Methot’s Mill, A
..|Champlain .,......; Three Rivers, B or 1, 6
8 ; ss (Que DEC seiscvesaiecss Quebec
t. roy ‘and St. 7 .
ails scade.. fie bebiarhaadetes Quebec
St. Francois........ Be@auce .isseccesscese ‘St. Henri, A
‘St. Francois d’ Or. Montmorency... “lQuebec |
(St. Hyacinthe, A or 17 | Ste. Francoise......) Temiscouota ..... |Riviére du Loup, A or 13
13k
cs WOLDS vis vuoscssaesnd |Danville, A ‘
132
QUEBEC ROUTES.
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Town, Village, &c. County. | Railroad or Steamboat,
St. Francois ....... java cesivesaseivene| | Terrebonne, 9
St. Fran. du Lac.) Yamaska..... St. Gri goire, B
St. Francois Sud Montmagny St. Francois, A
St. Francois X.....)/Charlevoix ....... hy Paul’s Bay, 13
St. Fréderic........ |Beauce .... ; Henri, A
St. Fulgence....... \Chicoutimi... aie ia! Hal Bay, 13
St.Gabriel deVal.|Quebeo wc... \Quebec
St. Gabriel de Br. 'Berthier yeveatevtes ‘Rerthier, 6
Ste. Genevitve.., 1C hamplain ........ Ratisean, 1
Ste, Genevieve... Jac ques Cartier ../Pointe Claire, A
St. George......... Beane vecceeceeeeees St. Henri, A
St. George de W, Richmond ........./Danville, A
St. Germain ...... Rimouski . See Rimouski
St. Germain........ /Drummond Richmond, A
Ste. Germaine ...) Dorchester ........ St. Henri, A
Ste. Gertrude...) Nicolet... Three Rivers, B or 1, 6
St. Gervais ........!Bellechasse ........ St. Charles, A
St. Giles... eee! Lotbinidre Mba et Road, A
St. Grégoire. .... Nicolet... ........ St. Grégoire, "RB
St. Grégoire le Gr lberville St. Johns, D, E or F
St. Guiilaume...,./Drummond........ Sorel, 1 , 6, 8 or L
Ste. Héléne. Bagot dah cuatu tte ‘Upton, ‘A
Ste, Héléne..... |Kamouraska...... St. Helsne, A
Ste, Hénédine St. Henri, A
St. Henri .........../ Levis .. St. Henri, A
St. Henri Station. Levis........000..., St. Henri, A
St. Hermas ........ ‘Two Mountains ...Oka, 2
St. Hilaire Mtn.../Rouville....... St. Hilaire, A or 8
St. Hilaire Stn ....)Rouville .. J St. Hilaire, A or 8
St. Hilaire Vil cous take St. Hilaire, A or 8
St. Hilarion.........] Charlevoix See Settrington
St Hippolyte.... ..|Montealm,........./ Montreal
St. Honoré......... |Beauce ...... St. Henvi, A
St. Honoré.........|
St. Hubert..
St. Hugues....
St. Hyacin tnt
St. Ignace .... vee
St. Irenée ........,|Charlevoix .... Murray Bay, 13
St. Isidore .........;Dorchester......... St, Henri, A
St. Isidore v.00. aprairie oo... St. Isidore, C
St. Jacques.........{Laprairie wi... \L’Acadic, D
St. Jacques ......... Montealm ........./L’Assomption, 9
St. Janvier.. .| Terrebonne ........) Montreal
St. Jean | Montmorency veniot, Jean, 11
St. Jean Baptiste. | Montreal............ Montreal
St. Jean Baptiste.) Rouville wc, St. Hilaire, A or 8
St. Jean Chrysos./ Chi vteauguay ..... St. Rémi, C
Riviere du Loup, A or 13}
St. Hubert, A
J (St. Hyacinthe, A or 17
«ot. Hyacinthe, A or 17
| Qnebee
.| Temiscouata
..|Chambly ..
ss Beg Si Ppt
Hyacinthe .
“lOnebee
St. Jean Chrysos. ‘Levi IGsivsuwswees tenes St. Jean Chrysostome, A}
St. Jean de Dieu..|Temiscouata......., Riviere du Loup, A
St. Jean de Matha|Joliette.. cee Joliette, H
St.Jean Dech’lons|Lotbini¢re . . Stanfold, A
|
|
| St. Machonan..
‘Ste. Marie de Mnr.|
Ste. Marthe w.....!
‘St. Martin
PASSENGER'S
St. Magloire .
St. Malachie.
St. Malo .....
St. Mare .....
St. Marcel .
St. Margaret's Riv
Ste. Marguerite .
Ste. M. Lac Mas...
Ste. Marie .........
.|Chicoutimi.....
.| Bellechasse ....0... St. Charles, A
| Verchéres,
[Dou
DESTINATION.
EOTORY, |
SSENGER'S DH
Most convenient Py
—_$$ ——_. accessible by
Town, Village, &c. County, Railroad or Steam) n, Village, te
St. Liguori Montealm vu... \Joliette, H en nveur
Ste. Louise... LTalet ..ccecssssenee St. Roch, A ee sane a: |
| St, Louis de B’ford|. Arthabaska + Stanfold, A Eas fon...
St. Louis de Gonz.|Beauharnois sevsees| Beanharnois, 5 S:bastien id “Ite
Ste. Louise ...... Li [9let..cccs sescee vove St. Roch, A Bivire . lay
St. Louis... Joliette .. .. Joliette, 'H Facholastiaue.| Tw
St. Luc. }Champlain,..... Batisean, l Siméon, PG
St. Lue wees! iSt. Johns..........|/L’Acadie, D Biinf cxc cor: |
| Ste. Luce we. Rimouski . iF ather Point, 14 Ena.
Simon..
vw Ha! Hal Bay, 13 Sophie ...
|Dorchester......... \St. Henri, A
Compton... fC oaticonk A
Richelieu ...
Saguenay...
‘|Sorel, 1, 6, Bork
{Ts udous sac, 13
(Dorchester .. St. Henri, A
|'Terrebonne ......../ Terrebonne, 9
Beaues . ieanivane st. Henri, A
"ISee Marieville
Coteau Landing, 4)
|Montreal
Ste. Martine .|Chatenuguay .....;/ Caughnawaga, (
St. Mathias ........./Rouville wo... /5t. Mathias, 8 ‘
St. Mathien........ | Rimouski ./Rimouski, 13 Tite des Cans! Mor
| St. Maurice ........ |Champlain ey Three Rivers, B orl Ubalde . ws} Por
| St. Maurice Forge St. Maurice ....... Three Rivers, Bork Ulric...
St. Melanie......... Joliette ccc cess See Daitlebout Urbain
| St. Michael........../ iLluntingdon....e See Athelstan Urbain prem ../Cha
| St. Michel ........./Bellechasse .......)5t. Michel, A Ursule vee) Mas
| St. Michel Woliette vce. Jolieite, IH Valentin ....... ISt.
St. Michel Arch..!Napierville ........ La Pigeonnidre,¢ Valérien..........;She
| St. Modeste ........ |'Téemiseconita oe. ee ‘re du Loup, Aq . Valérié de B.| Art
Ste. Monique...... |Nicolet .........0. St. Cclestin, B Vali ier Station! Bel
St. Narcisse........ Champlain... Olin pia ny 6 Victoire. \Ricl
| St. Nicolas.........)L@Vis..ccceeeceeees Craig’s Road, A Victorseccecceese Beat
St. Norbert. .. .|Arthabaska wo... Sti unfold, : Vincent, Paul| Lav
St. Norbert ........ |Berthicr,....e. Berthier, LT pees iBea
| St. Octave wo... Rimouski .........., Metis, " Wencestias.....| Nic
) St. Onésime......../ Kamouraska ...... Ste. Anne, A Zéphirin........) Yar
| St. Ours Richelieu .........../S8t. Ours, 8 Lotique..sss.... ‘Soul
| St. Pacdme Kamouraska ...... Rivitre Ouelle, A dacon
| St. Pamphile...... LP sleet ssc ciseciensizs St. Roch, A aubridge 3t..43
| St. Paschal ........ Kamouraska...... St. Pasehal, A nbridge Stn...|Mi
| St. Patrick ........|Napierville . Hughes, © BUDULY waseeees
| St. Patrick’s Hill, Arthabaska ...... See Tingwick ndon ,.
} St. Paul d’Indus. Joliette wo... Joliette, H Anfold .,
St. P.Montminy.... Montmagny ...... St. Pier rre du Sud, 4 nhope
St. Paul du Buton Montmagny ...... See St Paul deMot nstead ...
| St. Paulin wv... Maskinongé ...... |Riviére du Loup,é nstead Plain..
| St. Paull’ Hermite
| St. Paul’s Bay..
St. Paul |'Hermite!
[St. Paul’s Bay, lb
‘'L’Assomption ...
.|Charlevoix wa...
rnesboro’
ockwell ....
St. Jean, Orléans. /Montmorency . .. Quebec | Ste. Perpétue .....{L’Islet... .|St. Roch, A pke Centre
Ste. Jeanne ........ |Portneuf wee, |Pointe aux it ag 12, St. Phillippe....... a Argenteuil... Sonceeans iSee Muddy Brenct fiMoketon .....
St. Jean Port Joli Lislet wucccceen ‘St. Jean Port Joli, A | St. P hillippe ...../Laprairie wo... iL’ Acadie, D onefield
St. Jérome......... |'Terrebonne ........, Montreal | Ste. Philoméne.. 2 {C ‘hateauguay ...,./Caughnawaga, t pncham .
St. JérdOme du Lac|Chicoutimi......... Hal! Hat Bay, 13 1 St. Pie ....cccsecceee Bagot .. ..)5t, Pie, 15 OMOWAY sess
St. Joachim........ fe cuemorency ... Quebec | St. Pie, Deguire .. Yamaska .. . Sorel, 1, 6, 8 ork Ottsville ..
St. Johns ........... . Jolns.... cee St. Johns, D, Kor F | St. Pierre , |Beauce ...... AMé thot, A atford ...
St. Joseph du Lac 7 wo Mountains...|Oka, 2 | St. Pierre .|Montmagny St. Pierre du Sud kely ....
‘St. Joseph........, |Beauce we... eee St. Henri, A | St. Pierre w....... [Nicolet .......e08 .|Batiscan, 1 tton Flats
St. Joseph.......... LeViSiccccccrseseveee South Quebee, A | St. Pierre d’Orl’s. Montmorency .....;Quebec eetsburgh, Missi
St. Jude ..... St. Hyacinthe ... St. Hyacinthe, A or 17 |'St. Polycarpe ...../Soulanges .... "Coteau Landing, 4 denham Place nie
Ste. Julie.. 1 | Me@antic veces |Becancour, A | St. Prosper ae hamplain \Batisean, | dousac .........]Sa¢
«| Verchtres ......
.|Montcalm ...
| Dorchester
'Maskinongé
.| Vaudreuil...
Jost. Bruno, A
.... L’Assomption, 9
.. St. Henri, A
.../ Maskinongé,
.. Coteau Hania A, 3, 4
Ste. Justine...
Ste. Justine.
Ste. Justine....
St. Lambert........;Chambly .. ... St. Lambert, A, D or B
St. Lambert........ ILCVIS,...ecccsevrevens iChaudiére Junction, A |
St. Laurent......../Jacques Cartier -/Montreal
St. Laurent........; Montmorency .. . Laurent, 11
St. Lazare ......... iBellechasse ........ ‘St Charles, A
St. Léon ou... Dorchester St. Henri, A
St. Léon ...........|Maskinongé.. ».|Riviére du Loup, 6
St. Léonard ......|Nicolet .| Aston, B
St. Liboire, A
|Bagot..... ates
.,,| Terrebonne, 9
'L’Assomption
St. Liboire...
St. Lin...
St. Placide.
St. Placide.
St. Raphael
St. Raymond...
St. Regis .....
St. Remi...
1 St. Robert wo...
St. Roch des Aul,
St. Roch l’Achig.
HSt. Roch.....cccceee |
St. Rochs..
.|Bellechasse ......., St. Valier, A
.!Portneuf......
.|Huntingdon .
.|Napierville ..
Charlevoix wo... St. Paul’s Bay, B
| wo Mountains ..}Pointe aux Angisi
n.deg Rollanda, Hoel
; Folnts aux, a
1 (St, Régis,
St Rémi, (
\Richelieu Sorel, 1, 6, 8, orl
Ti'Tslet v......se000 tb. Roch, A
L’Assomption ... L’Assomption, 9
Richelieu ........0.. Sorel, 1, 6, 8 orl
Quebec vc... ceceeee Que bee’
fate Rosalie........ Bagot .. ... (St. Hyacinthe, At
Ste. Rose de Lima, Laval are ...| Montreal
St. Romain......... de a ...., Lennoxville, A 0
St, Romuald..... ‘ean {South Quebeo, A
[Dowing
QUEBEC ROUTES.
PASSENGER'S
EOTORY. | 13%
DESTINATION,
nvenient Pi! Most convenient Point Most convenient Point
cessible by
i or Steamy
H
y A
LA
nois, 5
1
H
Fae
e, D
Point, 14
! Bay, 13
rles, A
ri, A
ok, A
», 8, or Belaj
6, 8 ork
ic, 13
ri, A
nne, 9
ri, A
ie ville
Landing, 4)
ul
lawaga, (
hias, 8
ki, 13
Livers, Bork
Livers, Borl
deta
donntaie’
du Loup, Aq
eatin, B
lain, 6
Road, A
8, O
igwick
b] >
rre du Sud 4
>vul de Monty
du Loup,6
i] Hermite!
I's Bay, 3
sh, A
ddy Brenet
ie, D
nawaga, t
Ae
‘re du Sud, i
n, 1
Senin A
ite Bay, |
aux a
ier, A
aux Trem!
+ R
, 6, 8 orl
hh, A
nption, 9
, 6, 8 or
hcinthe, At
aul ;
ville, A ory
uebeo, A
BThoma
pesadanl DESTINATION.
n, Village, eh County.
Quebec
Terrebonne .
[Be auce
iTherville
St. Maurice
Two Mountains ..
Sauveur
Sauveur
S‘bastien
S/bastien
Severe
Scholastique. | !
Sméoon {Charlevoix YY)
Simon a Bagot seveeees
Simon... timouski
| Sophie sangeuts |Megantic .
Sophie |'Ters ‘ebonne .
. 12 Be ‘auharnois
‘ .|Champlain
Sulpice. |L’Assomption
Sylves | Lotbiniére
Sylvest’e Hast) Lotbinidre
Théodore |Bagot .
Thérese {Terrebonne .......
Thomas ... Joliette
||Missisq. iol
| Montmagny
AYamaska
.|Beauharnois .
Tite... /Champlain ...
Tite des Caps Montmorency
Ubalde .........{ Portneuf,
Ulric Rimouski
Urbain.........) Charlevoix ...
Urbain prem ..
Thomas
Thomas
Timoth
Ist John.
Valentin.
Valérien..
b. Valérié de B. lAsthabas ska
Vali ier Station} Bellechassge
Victoire Richelieu ..........
Laval......
Wencestas..... Ni
Zephirin........!
Zotique. .|Soulanges
dacon » {Que be ¢
pubridge Kast..|}
nbridge Stn...]1
pubury
ndon ,.
nfold ....
nhope
ve Dorchester
.| Arthabaska
.|Stanstead
Stanstead
sae Quebec
...'Montreal
; het A or G
Yamec hiche, 6
.. Murray Bay, 13
St. Hyac int 1,
... Somerset, A |
; Montreal | |
. Acton, A
* isiise an, 1
.. Métis, 14
. St. Paul's Bay, 13
|Chateauguay .....
. Stottsville, D
\BOAUCE vicecssee sees
... | Montreal
See Lambton
Aston, B
....Sorel, 1, 6 or 8
.. (Coteau Landing, A, 3,4
.. Quebec
... Stanbridge, E
. Stanbridge, E
../See Boundary Line
nstead Plain.
rnesboro’
onefield..
onecham
tton F ats
eetsburgh
denham Place
dousac ....0....
n.des Rollands,
Stanstead
Huntingdon
St. Johns
.|Shefford ..
Brome ...
Missisquoi
.Drummond..
Saguenay...
Chateauguay .....
tichmond..........
.|Richmond .
J Argenteuil
Quebee vc.
{Compton ...
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
John, D, EB or F
Montreal
A or 17 |
Rimouski, 13
Valleytield,
'Batisean, i 1"
St. Sulpice, 71
Methot’s Mills, A |
Methot’s Mills, A
Montreal
St. Thomas, H
. i Noyan
. Thomas, A
. Thomas ae rrev'le, 6
Timothé,
Panl’s Bay,
|
Gecndinn 12
Caughnawaga, C
Riviere du Loup, 6
Upton, A
‘Arthabaska, A or B
St. Valier, A
St. Ours, 8
St. Henri, A
Stanbridge, E
See St. Léon
See Princeville
Stanstead, J
‘Stanstead Plain, J
See St Antoine Abbé
|Hemmingford, C
‘Sherbrooke, A
Sherbrooke, A
Carillon, 2
Quebec
.|Lennoxville, A or G
Stottsville, D
...|.See Lake Aylmer
...| Waterloo, F
" Stanbridge, E
West Farnham, For J
...{Richmond, A
< Tadousac, 13
Hochelaga.........
‘|Montreal’
'|Valleytield..
Valmont
Town, Village, &c.
|Tannery West ...
|Témiscaminque....|
|Templeton
\‘Teohanta
Terrebonne,
|| Tessierville....
\Tewkesbury
|Thornby
|Thorne Centre
|Turse Rivers
Thurso
'Tingwick we.
lrenholmville ...
\|'Trinity Bay...
\|Trois Pistoles ...
Trois Saumons...
\|Trout River......
Ulverton
Vaillancourt.
\\V alcartier
‘Valcourt
Valletort
) Varennes
| Vauban ......
Vaudreuil ....
| Venice ...,
| Verchores
| Versaille
Vicars...
| Victoriaville .
\Vinton
Waltham ...
Warden
|Warwick ...
Waterloo...
|W aterville
|Way’s Mills
‘Weedon
|Wec sdon Lake
IW est Bolton
| West Brome
4
‘Shefford ins
.../Beauce
.|Beauharnois
Champlain .,
..| Vercheres
‘ ia miscous ita.
‘Wakefield .........
..| Pontiac
County,
Hochelaga
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Montreal
Northern Canada}.Ottawa, A or 2, 16
‘Ottaw a
..| Beauharnois
../ Terrebonne,
| Rimouski
Quebec
Pontiae
|Pontiac....
Three Rivers..
/ Otlewa
'Arthabaska
Drummond
Saguenay
Temiscouata
'Litslet
'Huntingdon.,.
jDrummond
IL'ls let
Quebec ....
Vaudreuil
“et as
«| Vercheres..
. Iberville
Huntingdon
«| Arthabaska
ge |'Temiscouata,.
Village Aulnaies,!
Village Richelieu,!
|| Vincennes .......
L’Islet
Rouville
.. (Champlain,
Pontiac wi...
lOttawa
'Shefford....
| A rthabaska
.|Compton ...
Stanstead .
..| Wolfe .......
Brome
‘Brome ...
. River Be
‘Richmond, A
||West Broughton.|Beauce ...
| Westbury Compton
‘West Ditton
|West Farnham...|
|
Missisquoi
West Potton iBrome
||West Shetlord..... Shetford .....
\| Wheatland |Drummond
) Wickham ...| Drummond...
'Windsor Mills.....!Richmond
';Wolfestown \Wolfe
| Woodside ..| Megantic
|, Wotton... .|Wolfe..
Wright Ottawa ..
Yaletown ... .|Maskinongé.
Pe eee vee (St, Maurice.
|Yamaska...........{Yamaska
|
}
|
|
|COMPLON, .eeeeseeeee
Ottawa, A or 2, 16
... See Melocheville
..| Terrebonne, 9
jSee St. Ulric
. Quebec
Be istol, 16
Sand Point, 16
Three Rive rs, Bor 1, 6
Thurso, 2
W arwic k, A
Richmond, A
.|Tadousac, 13
‘Riviere du Loup, A or 18
Trois Saumons, A
saudette, A
Upton, A
... See St. Pamphile
oo Quebec
. New Durham, A
See St. Sebatian
Valleytie ld, 5
.. Three Rivers, B or 1,6
.. Varennes, 9
.. Riviere du Loup, Aor 12
.| Vaudreuil, A
Des Riviéres ,E
Verchéres, 8.
St. Johns, ’D, E or F
‘Hemmingford, C
Arthabaska, A or B
. See St. Epiphanie
St. Roch, A
Belovil, A
‘See St. Luc
AB ristol, 16
Ottawa, A or 2, 1é
.. |Chapeau, 16
.|W aterloo, F
.| Warwick, A
WwW aterloo, F
«...| Waterville, A
... |Ayer’s Flat, G
",, (Sherbrooke, A
; Sherbrooke, A
..| Waterloo, K
-...[Stanbridge, K
../Stanbridge, Ki
"Sherbrooke, A
Se Ditton
(West Farnham, F or £
..|Waterloo, F
|West Shelford, F
‘Richmond, A
. (See Wheatland
.|Windsor, A
‘Somerset, A
. Somerset, A
.|Danville, "A
.|Ottaws a, "A or 2 2, 16
./Riviére du Loup, 6
Yamachiche, 6
'Yamaska, 6
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES, [Dom
wUTORY, |
Prepared for the Dominion and Provincial Directories by P. A. Crossby.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOT
This Province at present enjoys but limited means of communication by Railway or Steamer, but movements, OWING THY
going on—the building of the great Intercolonial, and of a road from New Glasgow to Sydney, ©.B., on the east
another from Annapolis to Yarmouth, oa the west,—will place it in favorable comparison with other portions of§
Dominion, There are two Railway lines in the Province, the principal one of which is owned by the Dominion Gon
ment, and connects Halifax with the Gulf of St, Lawrence and the Bay of Fundy, The éther is the Windsor and 4g
eastward to Ann polis Royal, the first European settlement formed in Nova Scotia, The total length of these Railvg
Cape Breton. The other Railway lines in course of construction, and to be constructed, will prove of incalculable bey
to this Province. The Intercolonial, now completed to Amherst from the New Brunswick side, and in a shortt
expected to be running to Truro, will give Nova Scotia direct railway connection with New Brunswick, and ere long
Boston and Pictou, the Straits of Canso, Port Hood, C.B., Charlottetown, P.E.1., Shediac, N.B. and Quebec, and betng Buy, New
Annapolis and St. John, N.B. What Nova Scotia lacks in Railways or Steamers, however, she possesses in gy ort Bridg
roads and the best of stage accommodation, The traveller need therefore experience no delay or difficulty in aris jon Mines.....
at any place he may desire. In the arrangement of the following Table of Routes it has been endeavored to point) BE sesees
to him the easiest and best means of doing so.
herst....cccee
herst Point... Cu
herst Shore... Cu
Railway Routes are designated by letters; Steamboat Routes by numbers. Stage connections are made at those places in italic
— souy namers. pe conus Herson’s Mt’n..| Pic
Napolis ......., An
A.—By Nova Scotia Railway, from HA LEB AX northeastward to— igonishe ......J/An
polis road, which was only opened the past year. It connects with the Nova Scotia Railway at Windsor and Letter or Figure §
is 229 miles, Another short line of 12 miles, from Sydney to the cold fields at Lingan, has recently been completd SSENGER'S DI
n, Village, &c.)
B
the whole Dominion, As regards Steamers, there are but few running in any directiou, One makes a weekly try brerombie Pt.’ Pi
the towns east of Halifax ; others ply between New Glasgow and Pictou, and another on the Bras d’Or Lake in( dia Mines ..... (or
Breton. Steamers also run between [Halifax and Portland, in connection with the Grand Trunk Railway, Halifay Bingt a aes At
ocate Harbor Cu
«| Pic
Miles. Miles, Miles. Miles. PIM. ciesvcas Ha
Four Mile Honse..... 4| Grand Lake.......... 23 | Shubenacadie...... a9 MUP Osh Bai ee Veen il | Hopewell ......... Our
Bedford ....°......... 8 | Oakfield ............. 25] Stewiacke.........00. 4 Union... ceeeseseeeess+ TO} Coal Mines... Dtow: Harhot [
Rocky Lake.......... 11] Enfield .., veeeee 48] Riversdale ......00... TA] New Glasgow, ., j ogin Harbor) ur
Windsor Junction.... 13} Elnsdale 80 | Brookfield............ 53] West River........... 82 | Picton Landing., Ose Hill... Har
Tletcher’s............ 20 | Wickwire's 35 | Johnston's ........005 7\Glengarry..........6+ BD | PiCTOU. oo eces convene adia ... Yar
Connects with B at Windsor Junction; D at Truro; and with stages at Shubenacadie, Truro, New Glasgow and Pictou; als ‘le... Yar
steamers at Pictou to Port Mulgrave, Port Hawkesbury, and Port Hood, C.B., Georgetown, Summerside and Charlottetown, P.B, phat veeceen Ric]
Shediac, N.B. BAG seeseseee [Ant
ur Gold Mine! Hal
W.—By Nova Scotia Railway, from HALIFAX southward to dale ...........6|Har
Miles. | Miles. Miles. | iles, ri d's Cove ....../Guy
Four Mile House...... 4| Windsor Junction.... 13 | Mount Uniacke....... 26) Ellershouse...... 36 | Three Mile Plains.., Dnport w..... Kin:
Bedford ............. 8! Beaver Bank......... 16 | Stiliwater.........64 » B38] Newport vec ccee os | Windsor... ..+ sss ondale Hy
i | ‘ seseesees TITAN
Rocky Lake.......... 11] ford Kine
Counects with A at Windsor Junction, and © at Windsor. earo Shel
©,—By Windsor and Annapolis Railway, from WENDSOR westward to— i Meadow 8... Pict
Miles. | Miles. Miles. Wi k Settlement. King
Falmouth. ..... wake Port William......... 20 | Berwick ......e.ee eee 37) Wilmot.............. 53] Bridgetown ....... Meck wees Viet
Hantsport...... bis Kentville. .... cc. eee 25 | Aylesford .......0. 006 2] Middleton............ 56} Roundhill.......e08 Weck Bridge ..! Vict
Avonport .........06. 2| Coldbrook............ 80] Morden Road......... Lawrencetown....... 62 | Annapolis... oo... ey's Brook, L.| Piet
Grand Pré.........06. 5 | Waterville. .......... ceseeeeeees 49] Paradise oo .cceeeee eee 35 | St. John (vid steamer), ley's Brook U.|Pie
Wolfville..........005 18 | EY Settlemntlt Iete
Connects with KB at Windsor, and at Annapolis with Steamer to St. John, and Stages to Digby, Yarmouth and Liverpool. It is con Rock shies Hall
plated to build a railroad between Annapolis and Yarmouth, Iney's River... Piet
D.—By Intercolonial Railway (when completed), from TRU RO westward to (among other places) — k igton i -/Shell
re : + . , ‘, f y She
Folly Village, Amherst, Sackville, Dorchester, Memramcook, Moncton (thence to St. John or Shediac by European and North Ame gton Sh U
Railway), Newcastle, Bathurst, Dalhousie, Campbellton, Rimouski and River du Loup, 4884 miles, (thence to Quebec, Montreal, &e., by 4 . at
Trunk Railway). The total distance from Halifax to St. John, N.B., by this ronte, will be 178} miles, and to Montreal 8524 miles. eee Cdl
1.—By Steamer, weekly, from HA LEF A X westward to— aed tee Anti:
Lunenburg 70, Liverpool 106, Shelburne 146, Yarmouth 202 miles. ».|Vieto
2.—By Steamers plying between Halifax and Dartmouth ; Pictou and New Glasgow; Port Mulgrave and Port Hawkesbury, and on the Cove... I
d'Or Lake, in Cape Breton. Also, between Halifax and Boston; Halifax, the Straits of Canso, Pictou and Charlottetown ; Pictot
SS
STAGE CONNECTIONS, © ver Bank..,... I
Good connections are made with stage-coaches at the following places : er Brook ..... 1(
donia, Brookfield and Liverpool, 68 miles ; and to Clementsport, Victo-| thence by steamer to Sydney. er River
ria Bridge, Smith’s Cove, Digby, St. Mary’s Bay, Weymouth, Sissibo,
«| King:
Talif.
«fRiehr
Port Hood, C.B.; Annapolis, Digby and St. John; Yarmouth, St. Jolin and Boston ; and Halifax and Portland, in connection WhRRF Foint......., .{Shelb
Grand Trunk Railway. VET cee, Anna
ar River, west Digby
lalife
Joleh
Annapolis—Northward to Milford, Maitland, Harmony, Cale- Port Hood—Sontheastward to Whycocomagh and Baddeck, Ver Meadow .. Antig
eee Digby
\ ' : eo : Digby
Bellevou’s Cove, Clare, Montegan Cove, Bear River, Y th Lakes| _ Shubenacadie—Fastward to Middle and Upper Musquot Dig p
and Yarmouth, 88 miles. . = Hveey > Ae MOUEE DKe New Caledonia, Melrose, Country Harbor, Guysboro and Port Mulgn DAL, Kings
Malifax—Westward to Head St. Margaret's Bay, Chester, Mahone Sydney—To Lingan Mines, Little Glacé Bay Mines, Gowrielll
Bay, Lunenburg, Bridgewater, Mill Village, Liverpool, Port Mouton,| and Louisbourg,
Port Jolly, Sable River, Jordan River, Shelburne, Barrington and Yar-
seatewee Queer
ows ../Queer
ford Basin ...../Halifa
mouth, 202 miles, Eastward to Porter's Lake, Chezetcook, Musquodo-| _ ‘fTruro—Northward to Folly Village, Westchester, River Ye eveaux Cove, Digby
boit Harbor, Lakeville, Ship Harbor, Tangier, Sheet Harbor and] Spruce Grove and Amherst, 64 miles, thence by Intercolonial Rail
Beaver Harbor. : P : Brot) RRS ss Mn’ to St. John, N.B, Eastward to Pugwash, Tatamagouche, Wallace
New Glasgow—Southward to Sherbrooke, the Wine Harbor
Wick Kings
Point Brulé, vrssseeveue! VIGO
Gold diggings and Guysborough. Eastward to Merigomish, Anti-| Plaster Cove—FEastward to Grand Ance and Arichat ; St. p
gonishe, Port Mulgrave, Straits of Canso and Port Hawkesbury. and Sydney ; and Port Hood, Mabou and Margaree Forks.
..| Victor
fl Antign
tae Invert
[Dom HUTOR
SCOT
novements g
1 the east,
portions of j
ninion Gor
dsor and Ag
dsor and pa
these Railyy
en completa
alculable be
in a shortt
nd ere long
v weekly try
Yr Lake inG
ay, Halifax
dia Min
Y.]
j
n, Village, &e.|
-_—$—$—$ ——| —
rerombie Pt. PICtOU cece
OS weer
Hingt'n Forks. Antigonishe
oeate Harbor Cumberland ......
SSENGER'S DESTINATION.
County.
Colchester
TABLE
OWING THE PROXIMITY OF THE RAILROAD STATIONS AND THE LANDING PLACES
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES.
OF
ROUTES
TO THE
CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES OF NOVA SCOTIA,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
; ins - |
Railroad or Steamboat. |/Town, Village, &c.
Pictou, A
Truro, A
New Glasgow, A
Amherst, D
ec, and betrs any, NeW. QUCCI’S veceeceeees Annapolis, C
yssesses in p ort Bridge ..... Cape Breton ...... Port Hawkesbury, 2
; ine i } ines 4
ulty in arin ion Mines....../ PICTOU. eee cere Coal Mines, A
‘ BA secssecrvoveees(FIOCCOU siscecsrcenes Coal Mines, A
ed to point Sarat...
ain italic
papolis .
igonish
TIM ve.
1) Paneer ble Rive
TOS. oe eevenve
ASJOW. «.
Landing.
Pictou ; als
etown, PBL.
yw
file Plains...
\ Sr
sford..
ROTO vevcsccccecs
Meadows...
k Settlement.
deck ..
48.46;
h (vid stean
ool, It is conta Rock..
: ingto
HY North Ame igton
eal, &e., by &
miles,
On
field.
y, and on the} Cove
town ; Pictot
nnection with
River,
and Baddeck, ver Mey
ver Riy
re il
d Port Mulgt
res, Gowrie Mt
wr, River Ph
colonial Ral
che, Wallace
ichat ; Bt. F
irks.
oise Hill ......
DNPOTU vivseeeee
fondale ...
deck Bridge ..
ey's Brook, L.
ey's Brook, U,
e: Settlement
rN y's River...
rington
io's Beach ...
St Lawr’ace..
ter’s Harbor...
er River......
herst Point... Cumberland
herst Shore... Cumberland ......
Herson’s Mtn..| PICtOUL. ee eeeeee
© ssevee
VT veveee
Pas...
West
er Bank..,...
er Brook .....
udow ..
er Cor,
Halifax
{Hants vecceeeee
[KEN GS....c0s ceeeeeees
... Shelburne, 1
...|Pictou, A
.|See Cornwallis, west
.. {Colchester
{Shelburne ...
.|Kings ....
.;}Queens ..
h Meadows ..
ford Basin .....
Beveaux Cove.|Digby ...
Cumberland ......
Annapolis .........
Antigonishe
Halifax...
Oumberiand ......
Dtogan Harbor} Lunenburg ........
Hants w...ccecceee eee
Yarmouth .........
{Yarmouth .........
Richmond, C.B...
Antigonishe ......
Guysborough .....
King’s wccseeeceee ees
Shelburne ...
Pictou.........
Kings wv... “
Victoria, O.B......
Victoria, C.B......
Pictou.........
Picton.........
Lunenburg ..
Halifax ......
Pictou.......
Shelburne ...
Shelburne ........
Antigonishe ......
DIPdY: sdssensieaseice
Amherst, D
Amherst, D
Amherst, D
New Glasgow, A
Annapolis, ©
New Glasgow, A
Halifax
Windsor, B or C
Lunenburg, 1
Mount Uniacke, B
Yarmouth, 1
Yarmouth, 1
Port Hawkesbury, 2
New Glasgow, A
Halifax
Mount Uniacke, B
See Forrestal
Avonport, C
.. (See Newport Landing
Aylesford, C
Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
.. |New Glasgow, A
... |New Glasgow, A
...{Lunenburg, 1
... | Halifax
... |New Glasgow, A
...,Shelburne, 1
Shelburne, 1
New Glasgow, A
Annapolis, C
Antigonishe........
Victoria, O.B......
Kings wo...
Richmond, C.B...
Annapolis .........
Digby...
Halifax
Colchester ........
Antigonish ........
Digby ......... ‘
Digby ....
Queens .....
Halifax ...
lVictoria, C.B......
| Victoria, C.B......
Antigonishe ......
Inverness, C.B...
Truro, A
New (ilasgow, A
Port Hood, 2
Kentville, C
Halifax
Port Hawkesby, 2
.. Shelburne, |
Annapolis, C
Annapolis, C
Beaver Bank, B
Truro, A or D
New Glasgow, A
.../Yarmouth, 1
.|/Yarmouth, 1
Kentville, C
....{Liverpool, 1
.{Liverpool, 1
Bedford, A
Annapolis (
Berwick, (
Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
New Glasgow, A
Port Hawkesbury, 2.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
iBig Glace Bay....' Cape Breton ......
|Big
Big Intervale
Big Pond
Big Port la Bear..|Shelburne .....
lBlack Lands......
ter ov Ficure after the Names, in the Third Column, shows the Route in which the Places are to be found in the accompanying Key.
Letter or Fig ’ ’ ying
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
County.
Harbour ......
Inverness, C,
vee Tuiverness
Loraine... iCape Breton ......
Cape Breton ..
Bishop's Corner ..! Annapolis .........
Black Point........ Halifax oo...
Black Point........ Shelburne .....
Black River ...... Antigonishe ..
Black River
Blue Mills .........
Inverness, C.B ...
Blue Mountain ...
Pictou..........0.
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Port Hawkesbury, 2
3... Port Hawkesbury, 2
Port Hood, 2
ey 'Port Hood, 2
iBig Island ......... PICTOU. cee cee eee eee iNew Glasgow, A
Port Hawkesbury, 2
.|Port Hawkesbury, 2
. See Port la Bear
Big Tancook Lunenburg ...... 'Halifax
BULL Town v...... (RINGS Coe ‘Kentville, C
\Birchtown vv... Shelburne ..... Shelburne, 1
| Annapolis, C
Antigonishe ...... See Morland
Halifix
.|Shelburne, 1
.|New Glasgow, A
PiCtOU eee |Pictou, A
Black River....... Richmond, C.B,..|Port Hawkesby, 2
jBlack Rock ......../ Cumberland ...... Windsor, B or C
Blanche vv... Shelburne ......... [Shelburne, 1
|Blandford ......... Lunenburg ....... | Halifax
Blind Bay...) Halifax. Halifax
Block House...... Lunenburg ......../ Lunenburg
[Bloomfield ......... Digby : ..|Annapolis, 0
|Bloonfield.......... King sisciccsesveseess See Kingston
Blueberry.......... |Queens bathe esoases Liverpool, 1
Port Hawkesbury, 2
New Glasgow, A
Blue Rocks ........ Lunenburg ........ 'Lunenburg, 1
Boisdale
Boom ......eee
Boularderie ..
... Inverness, CB...
...! Victoria, C.B......
Cape Breton ...... (Port Hawkesbury, 2
Port Hood, 2
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Branch v...ceee ‘Lunenburg ........ Lunenburg, 1
Bridgeport ........ |Cape Breton......
Bridgetown........ ' Annapolis
Bridgeville ........ |Pictou.........
Bridgewater ...... ‘Lunenburg ...
Brighton .........../Digby oo...
Briley’s Brook.....| Antigonishe
Brule Harbor...... Colchester
Broad Cove ...... |Digby ........
Broad Cove......... Lunenburg
Broad Cove Chpl.'[nverness, C.B...
Port Hawkesbury, 2
|Bridgetown, C
..| Hopewell, A
..|Lunenburg, 1
Annapolis, 0
Sees New Glasgow, A
IBistol ssseasscsetecss [QUEENS vce eee Liverpool, 1
Truro, A or D
./ Annapolis, 0
Liverpool, 1
{Port Hood, 2
Broad Cove Intvl./Inverness, C.B ...{Port Hood, 2
Br'd Cove Marsh..|Inverness, U.B ...
Broad River........ [Queens .......cccee
Brookfield .........|Colchester ...
Brookfield ......... Queens .........
Brookland ..,......./Pictou......
Brooklyn ..... ..| Annapolis ..
Brooklyn ..... ihe Queens.......
Brooklyn.......... {Yarmouth ........ :
Port Hood, 2
Liverpool, 1
Truro, A
..|Liverpool, 1
..| West River, A
..|Middleton, 6
...|Liverpool, 1
|Yarmouth, 1
Brooklyn Street ..|Kings ........0006 Coldbrook, C
Brook Village...../Inverness, C.B ...|Port Hood, 2
Brookville ......... Cumberland...... Windsor, B or C
Brookville .........|Digby ..........0 Yarmouth, 1
‘Brookville... BIG shea seeteins Pictou, A
Buckfield ...........;Queens ........... \Liverpool, 1
Buckley's ........... Kings .......ce cece Windsor, B or C
\Burlington......... HANtS woeee eee seeees |Newport, B
|Burntcoat........0. Hants ...........00 '‘Elmsdale, A
Caledonia ......... Cape Breton...... Port Hawkesbury, 2
Caledonia ......... Guysborough ......New Glasgow, A
Caledonia Corner|Queens...........6.. Annapolis, C
Caledonia Mills ..| Antigonishe ......|New Ginagow, A
ee ee eens
Fim tipi
aden ivamow ee ae
Fr paeapnetan ln ptemenienmetans ES Pena ras
ee a ine
136
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
Town, Village, &c. County.
Cambridge Halifax: csccoccorses
Cambridye . | Tants
Cambridge Kings ..
Canaan hoad..... Kings
Canada Creek...., Kings
Oanard Kings
Cannan ... imberland vee
Oanning....cccceee RING ovecsvcancssns
Canso, Cape ...... Guysborough ,....
Cape Cove ....
Cape George....../Autig
Oape George, N../ Anti:
Cape Jack... lAnty
Cape Jobn..... Pictou
Oape Mabou ....... Invern
Cape Negro....... Shelburne
Gave Negro Isl...
Cape 8S vble Esl...
Cape St. Mary’s..!
Cariboo ..........45 |
Cariboo Cove.....
Cariboo Islund ssa
Cariboo River.....|
Carlton ;
Carlton ...
«| Digby
Shelburne ...
Shelburne
Digby
Pictou
Richm
Pietou..
Pictou
. Shelburne
{Yarmouth ...
uishe
ISNE seeees
ess
|
ond, OB...
Carroll’s Gorners Halifax ...... ‘I
Carsdail .......... |Annapolis ve |
Catalone vv. [Cape Breton wee
Cat Point........... Shelburne |
Cedar Luke ......|Digby ......... eel
Central ciel iKings sKasnye
Central Cheb’ gue Yarmouth ..,
Central Palm’ tis.) Hants .........
Central Onslow.. Colchester ..
Centre Range...../ Lunenburg
Centreville ........)Digby .......
Centreville ........ Kings . iis
Centreville |Lunenbarg ere ore
Chance Harbour..| Pictou... cee
Charleston ....... QUEENS ve ceee eee ee
Charlo’s Cove.....|Guysborough .....
Chebogue Point..} Yarmouth .
Chebogue ..........) Yarmouth vo...
Chelsea ...... eee Lunenburg ..
Chesley’s Cor.....| Lunenburg
Chester .......600 Lunenburg ..
Chester Basin.....JLunenburg ..
Cheticamp......... Digby veces “Gas
Cheticamp......... Inverness vee
Cheverie ......66.65 Hants v.00
Chezzetcook ...... Halifax...
Chigoggin ........ Yarmouth ...
Chigonuise Riv...|Colchester
Chipman’s Brook) Kings .........
Chisholm........... Antigonishe..
Christmas [sland|Cape Breton
Churchover........ (Shelburne v.......
Churchstrest....../ Ki igs wcccesecceeeee
Churchville........ PICtOU.. cee sereneeee
Chute’s Cove ..
Clam Harbour...
Clare ........
Claremont
Clarke’s Harbor..
Clearland
Clements
Clementsport ....
Clementsvale.....
Clemont Road ..
Clifton ..... siveengves
Clyde River
ecu magin..
Coldbrook ..
Concord .........
Coxheath ...
Annapolis .........
Guysborough .....
.|Digby
Shelburne .........
Lunen
Anns apolis .
.| Anna}
Annapolis
.| Kings
Cole hester
Shelburne
Hants ..
.|Kings ..
Cumberland ......
burg wo...
volis ..
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
‘Hilifax
Nt swport, B
| Waterville, ©
./ Kentville, ©
Waterville, ¢
See Upper Canard
Windsor, Bor ©
Port Wiillam, C
New Glasgow, C
Yarmouth, 1
. New Glasgow, A
S:e Georgeville
New Glasgow, A
wo /Pictou, A
(Port H vod, 2
(Shelburne, 1
. Shelburne, 1
1
Shelburne,
Yarmouth, 1
Pi tou, A
Port Hood,
Pictou, A
[Pic tou, A
.|Shelburne, 1
AY armouth, 1
Halifax
Annapolis, C
‘Port Hawkesbury, 2
Shelburne,
\Y armouth,
'Morden roa i, C
ve (See Chebogue
. Falmouth, C
.|Truro,
A or D
Lunenburg, 1
.| Annapolis, C
.| Kentville, C
See New Germany
Pictou, A
|Liverpool, 1
New Glasgow, A
./Yarmouth, L
.| Yarmouth, 1
.{Lunenburg, 1
Lunenburg, 1
..| Halifax
.| Halifax
Yarmouth, 1
Port Hood, 2
...|Newport, B
.| Halifax
../Yarmouth, 1
../Truro, A or D
...| Kentville, C
{See Brileys Brook
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Shelburne,
Port William, C
New Glasgow, A
Bridgetown, ©
New Glasgow, A
Annapolis, C
Truro, A or D
Shelburne, 1
Lunenburg, 1
Annapolis, C
Annapolis, C
Annapolis, C
Morden, ©
Truro, A or D
Shelburne, 1
.|Cape Breton ......
Conquerall ‘Lunenburg
Conquerall Bank.| Lunenburg ..
Cooke's Brook.....| Colchester
Corbury we Digby veces
...|Newport, B
.|Coldbrook, C
Glengarry, A
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Lunenburg, 1
-|Luuenburg, 1
.|Truro, A or D
Annapolis, C
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
Town, Village, kel
County,
Jornwallis, Bast, Kings vcccceceeces
Cornwallis, West Kimas vce ccceeeees |
Country Harbor,, Guysborough ....
Cow Bay veces Cape Breton...
Creignish we Inverness, O.B...
Cross Roads, ) | 4,,.
| Country Har | Guysborough .....
Cross Roads, }
VOFNO SS aecvccece
Lake Ainslie | |mverness
(Cross Rds, Mid- ‘
! dle Medford ‘
!Cross Roads, 0...) A
Cross Roads, }
| River De nnis |
/OCross Roads, St. ‘
| George C he au
'Crouse Town .....!
Crow Harbour ..,
~
Mah vee
Inverness, C.B....
|
|
j Inverness .... ass
Lunenburg ........
[Do
Most conveniont Puy
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboy
Berwick, O
Berwi ick, 0
INew Glasgow, A
Port Hawke sbury, :
\P ort Llood, 2
-|Ne »w Glasgow, A
'See L Ainslie Cros}
New Glasgow, A
New Glasgow, A
Port Hawkesbury, }
Port Hawkesbury, }
‘Lunenburg l
Guysborough ....
Dalhousie Road ..!Lunenburg oo...
Dalhousie Sett...!Pi
\Darling's Lake...
Dartmouth. «Halifax.
{Debert .... .| Colchester ....
'Debert Rive . | Colchester ....
Deep Brook ......; Annapolis ....
r.
Deep Cove ven Lunenburg...
Deerfield vo... ‘Yarmouth ... ....
Dempsey’s Cor... Kin gs.cc cca
{De ismores.....eee IHants..cccevses sosees
Devonshire .....6. Queens laseureuseeaees
\Dickson’s Store...|Colchester
|Digby wean (Digby. rere
Diligent River ../Gu herland.......
DisGOUBE....00 eee IRS
Douglas
[DOVercscocssrsssavel) ane
[Dublin Shore..../tun surg oe
[Durham v.scecceeees [PICtOU ee reeceeees
(Dutch Village ...|Halifax, wo...
\Kagle Head ...... |Queens....
|Karltown IC Olchester ....esee
Hast Bay iCape Breton.......
‘Hast Bay North ..; Cape Beeton.......
|Hast Jeddore...... [Halifax
|Kast Marsh .......,!Hants....
\E Port Medway...'Queens
(Hast Rawdon ..... [TANS .seeeeseeee eens
\Kast River Island |Pictou.........e
|B Riv St Mary’s... Guysborough .
iE Riv St Mary’s...!Pictou..eeceeeeee
| Eastern area Inverness...
\E side Jhez- ‘tc
LA | Halifax...
iE side of Pub- |
nice Eathoe:, helburne ...........
E side L Ainslie..) Inverness, C. B...
East side, Brch. ) |p;
E Riv. Pietou } PiCtOU....c0se0re000
Bastville ....... Colchester.........
\Hconomy ...e.. yolchester........
Economy, Upper.|Colchester.........
|Hel Brook......... Yarmouth .........
\Hight Mile Brook Pictou.......
Ellershausen .....| Hants ..
HELM veceee scene sees |Pictou...
|KImsdale ..... ..|Hants ..
Elmsvil le wo {Pictou....
[Enfield cscs Halifax ete
(English Corner... |Hvlifax...........0
Falkland... Lunenburg .......
[Factory Dale .....'Kings wo...
Fallbrook ........ PiCtons.svessreseie
Falls Bay Beach..|Cape Breton,
|Falmouth......... Hants...
'Farmington Annapolis....
Feltz, South...... Lunenburg...
Fenwick........00 Cumberland..
‘Halifax ..
|Ferguson’s Cove. vans
ws. {Luaenburg.. Veloness
\Five Houses ..
iNew Glasgow, A
Lunenburg, ]
|West River, A
lY armouth, 1
.. (Halifax
(Truro, A or D
Truro, A or D
iSce Clements
fe Halifax
.|Yarmouth, }
lAylesford, 6
IShubens weadie, A
\Liverpool, 1
... (See New Annan
.| Annapolis, 0 or Dig
Windsor, Bor 0
Port Haw kesbury,!
|New port, B
. Halifax
..|See Lower Dublis
Pictou, A
\Halifax
.|Liverpool, 1
Truro, A or)
Port Hawkesbury!
Port Hawkesbury,
... {Halifax
..| Windsor,
ve Liverpool, 1
Bor 0
See Upper Rawdos
Hopewell, A
|New Glasgow, 4
““|Hopewell, A
Port Hood, 2
Halifax
Shelburne, i
Port Hood, 2
West River, A
Truro, A or D
(See Lower Econom}
Truro, A or D
Yarmouth,1
...|West River, A
...|Ellershausen, B
...|Hopewell, A
...(Elmsdale, A
...| Hopewell, A
..| Enfield, A
Halifax
.|Lunenburg, 1
Aylesford, ©
New Glasgow, A
...{Port Hawkesbury,!
.../Falmouth, ©
...{Wilmot, ©
.../See The Ovens
...|Amherst, D
.|Hal fax
Lunenburg, |
RECTORY. |
SENGER'S D
|
n, Village, &e./
Islands «4... |e
¢ Mile River ../Hs
her's Grant .../Pir
ly LAK. sseeeees
i Mountain ../Co
ly Village .....|/C0
"Harbour... Cu
River Cu
ks Baddeck...|V
seeeneeee
i
ks Middle Riv, | Pic
vistall’S.seeseeee| GU
{OL'S.esvveseoeeese|LaUll
Hrchi@.sscosseeeee | AIC
r Mile Brook.,/Pic
MDOISC..coeeceee tic
sors Grant are |
sor’s Mills .....{ And
ser’s Mills... ..|Pic |
CPOE sere cenees
nch River...
bss Point...
Perouse
ef of Eden..|Pict
‘gible
's River
's River Rid...
Hali
|Anti
refill Janse On
prgetown ......| Cole
son's Point... |
nt’s Lake......
bert Cove......
ngarry Stn...
n Road...... |
t Island.
d Fields........ 'Colel
d Mines ........ Hants
IRiver........./ Lunes
denville Guys!
bse Harbor.....| Guys}
bse River ...... ‘Cumb
D ssevsan +» Hants
hen .. . Antig
hen .. .. | Colch
TOD: sisi esses (Queer
ton Corner ../ Kings
nl Anse vi... Invert
nd Anse ...... Richm
nt Narrows ../Cape
nd Pri . Kings.
Ind River ./Richm
nidigue Ferry, Richm
ml lle Ferry... Annap
t, The ......../Lunen
y WS Wood. . Annap
t Bridgo....../Cumbe
BUH a, ab pe
.|Colehe
. Shelbu
HL Pictou
Pifield ww... Kings |
Mfield ........., Queens
wich Kings .
8 Point siete’ \Victori
se Coques...., Digby .
Shore . Cumbe
iver’s Cove. . Digby.
hing Cove,...'She Ibu
be enough... ./Guysbe
ae Intvl.. Guysbc
Island Cove Guysbe
way Brook... | Colehe:
ay River r...Gumber
aROTORY. |
———
SENGER'S DESTINATION.
[Do
iventont Puy fo Mie
eataty n, Village, be County.
Or Stoambg erences | Siciteeatineidaseenaiaapiienss | eipindapieeates
eo [sland ee Colchester, oy
o Mile River ..| Hants...cccceeeeeees
} her's Grant .. .|Pictou veratanhoseeen
iow, A bh Pool...soereees PiGtOUe ss ccescosocces
ke sbury, : teher’s Stat’n, Halifax...
d, 2 ly Lake.sseceees \{ + oe BLUY ces cereee
Molchester, .......
sgow, A ly Mountain . a lekestae aie
ly Village ..
1 : ‘Harbour....-| Cumberland .......
islie Cross River .eeeee(Qumberland ...+
ks Baddeck... Victoria, U. Bb.
Sgow, A ks Middle Riv,| Pictou... .....
sgow, A iatall’S.seeeeeee | Guysborough ,
Lunenburg...
Richmond, CU, B..
|PiCtOU oo. seeeeee aves
vkesbury, }
rchie..eree
r Mile Brook..
MbOISl. seer seee
wkesbury, !
.|Truro,
..|Port Hood, 2
Richmond, C. B...
irg | sors Grant .../Antigonishe ......
SOM, A ser's Mills ...../ Antigonishe......,
arg, | ser’ Mills.....|Pictou wabaeouavcee cee
ver, A EPOTtsssverveeees Digby Gonsetseivereae
th, 1 nch River.....! PICtOU... ceeeeeeeess
bas Point.eserees ac toria, CO B,...,
. or D eroulse seve. (CAPE Breton ......
.orD Brlock......e [Pictou
ments et of Eden.. \Pictou...
pereaix KINGS veers
th, 1 y's River ( olchester Ravi ccarts
rd, O 's River Rid.. ‘Halifax evade buccal
veadie, A Drgeville ss. |Antigonishe teens
ol, 1 brgefield JHANS...06eesceeeeens
y Annan brgetown Colchester .........
lis, C or Digh son's Point... .| Lunenburg aesateet
'y Bor’ nt’s Lake......;G@uysborough ...
wwkesbury, t ADIQDY sisscocscsoviee
t, B |Antigonishe..,....
..|Inverness, ©, B...
Guysborough...
se{PICTOU......cceeeeeee
..|Antigonishe ..
. Annapolis......
..| Colchester...
| Hants... 0.0006
Lunenburg ....
Guysborough..
ver Dublio
A
al, 1
A or J
wkesbury!
hw kesbury,!
t Island.
(i Fields.
(d Mines .
id River
denville
r, Bor C bse Harbor... \Guy sborough Suet
bol, 1 bse River ...... iCumberland.......
yer Rawdor q v|Hants....ssceseceeeee
ll, A .|Antigonishe ......
asgow, A . Colchester.........
BOHM iunavesoas (QUeeNS .......
..| Kings...
ton Corner veege
Inverness, C, Bi
nil Anse
igue Ferry,
le Ferry,
Richmond, C, B..
bt, The .... . Lunenburg .. seseasl
rer Econom} V's Wood...... Annapolis...
A or D At Bridge... {Cumberland.....
th,1 at tt (Queens ........00
ht Village
ver, A
Pn Harbor ...
usen, B Shelburne ...
Ww al hing Cove..../S
h, C Bborough..
G sboro Int ruysborough......
Ovens Island Cove Guysborough. piost
D way Brook...)
, vay River... !
nrg, 1
Richmond, ©. B..|
Annapolis.......... j4
. Colchester .........
... [Shelburne, 1
.{Pictou, A
|Wolfville, C
.|Liverpool, 1
.../Port William, (
.|Port Hawkesbury, 2
ll, A Hille. Pictou... a
e A Prficld ws... KINGS cocceecceceeeee
ll, A nfield ......... pb fae eee cevedaee
A . Kings... as
arch 'Victoria, C.
urg, 1 Be Coques....| Digby .......cceseeee
rd, © Shore... Cumberland ......
asgow, A Wer's Cove... Digby ........665
ole hester......... |
iNew G
.., Annapolis, ©
.| Truro,
jee Mount Uniacke
| Halifax
|New Glasgow,
|
|
|
|Waterville, (
|
|
d Anse ...... Richmond, C B...|
ni Narrows ..;Cape Breton ......
Md Pree. Kings... .cceeeeeeees
|
|
| Truro,
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
Aor D
Shubenacadie, A
[Fisher's Grant, A
Hopewell, A
\Fletcher’s, A
Truro, A or Dp
‘|'Truro, A or D
rruro, Aor D
|Amherst, D
A or D
... (See Concord
|New Sn i A
aT }
»;Lunen urg, |
|Port Hood,
West River, 7"
Port Hood, 2
New Glasgow, A
New Glasgow, A
Hopewell, A
Annapolis, C
New Glasgow, A
Port Hood, :
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Pictou, A
J New Glasgow, A
.| Wolfville, ¢
Truro, A ‘or D
Truro, A or D
New Glasgow, A
Shubenacadie, A
See Riversdale
Lunenburg, 1
New Glasgow, A
Annapolis, C
|New Glasgow, A
gow, A
gow, A
A or D
New Glasgow,
Amherst, D
Elmsdale, A
New Glasgow, A
Truro, A or D
Annapolis, C
!Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
Grand Pré, C
Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
Annapolis, C
Halifax
Annapolis, C
.|
(See Pugwash
Liverpool, 1
Truro, A or D
Annapolis,
Amherst, )
F Annapolis, C
./Shelburne, 1
tuysborough .....|
New Gli aspow, A
New Glasgow, A
New Glasgow, A
See Halfway River
Windsor, B or C
Port Hawkesbury, 2
|New Gi
iGlengarry, A
|
!
|
|
|
|
|
|| Jordan Ferry ..... Shelburne 4.0...
|| Jordan West....... Shelburne ..........
Judique ............{[nverness, CO B.....
|| Kelly’s Cove........, Yarmouth... H
j| Kempt ...... Qe sabes ()UCENS oe.
| Kempt oo... ceeeeees Yarmouth .....
Kempt Bridge ....|Yarmouth .....
13
| Town, Village, &e
| Halls Harbour,....
| Hammonds Plain
| Highland Village
| Hubbard’s Cove.
| Hunt's Point.......
| Indian Harbour...
} Indian Path.......
| Ind Pt..Mahone )
| Kempt Road......
; Kempt Town......
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
County.
TIALIFAX. cee seeeee
Halifax voce
Hamptons
Harrigan Cove...|Halifax.......c0
| Hantsport..... AUR cidccocecssvurs
Harbor au Bouche) Antigonishe .....
Harbor Road....... Antigonishe .....
Harborville ...0( KiNG S..ccccceseeeees
Hardwood Hill...
Hardwood Lands
Pictou...
Hants .....
Colchester,
Hillsburn ........00 Annapolis...
| Hillsborough...... Cumberland......
| Hillsborough... {nverness, C, B...
| Hillsburgh ......0.. DIZDY veececceeneeens
Hillsdale wo... Hants...
| Hollowell Grant.| Antigonishe ......
| Hopewell........... PICtOUL eee eeees
| Horton Landing..|Kings .....
Halifax a
QUeeNS.....ceeeeee
Indian Brook......
Indian Harbour.,../Guysborough
Halifax....ccocceee
Lunenburg ...
Lunenburg ......
Ind Pt.,Chester...
BAY cvsissseaeesd j Lunenburg.
| Indian Road....... TAnts weseeessseees
‘Ingonish vee Victoria, C B...... |
| Isgonish...... .|Colchester .........
tichmond, © B....
Guy shorough ead
Irish Cove
Isane’s Harbour..
Halifax...
Kings TITTTTTTT LTT TT
Annapolid voce,
Shelburne .........
New G lasgow, A
.|New Glasgow, A
Z Lunenburg, 1
. | Halifax
..| Halifax
137
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
Halifax
Kentville, @
Halifax
Bridgetown, C
Halifax
Hantsport, 0
: Berwick,
.|Pictou, A
a E Imsdale, A
./Truro, A or D
.| Annapolis, C
.|Truro, A or D
Port Hood, 2
.| Hopewell, A
. Wolfville, C
‘,. [Halifax
.|Liverpool, 1
Shelburne, 1
../Shubenacadie, A
Port Haw kesh,
See Chigonaise
-—
|New Glasgow, A
|New gy, i A
Harmony QUEENS vocceeceeees Live rpool, l
Hartford Yarmouth vec Yarmouth, 1
Hastings ...... »|Cumberland ...... Amherst, D
Havelock...... .. {Annapolis .. Lawrencetown, 10)
| Hose River woe Inverness, (. B...|Port Hood, 2
| Head of Amherst.|Cumberland....... Amherst, D
| H'd Jordan River|Shelburne ......... See Jordan Rast
ta of St. Mar- ) . r.
garets Bay... | Halifax wocccecee Halifax
ne d of St. ' , P
Mary’ rages l Digby w.ccccceeeen See Brighton
| Head of 8 Hiver.. Antigonishe ...... New Glasgow, A
H'd Tatmagouche|Colchester......... See Tatamagouche Bay
| Head of Tide.......{Cumberland ...... |See River Philip
| Hd Wallace Bay. Cumberland ...... Truro, A or D
| Hebron vsssesesseres Yarmouth .....6. Yarmouth, 1
febb's Mills........ Lunenburg ....... Lunenburg i
Heckman’s Isl’ndjLunenburg ........ Lunenburg, 1
| Herring Cove...... Halifax ....0...00. $Halifax
| Herring Cove... JQueens...ccccccceees See Brooklyn
Hibernia....... sibate QUEENS V.ccee cee ees ‘Liverpool, 1
Highfield Hants v..cccecceeeues Newport, B
See Bear River, west
.|Mount Uniacke, B
New Glasgow, "A
2
River
iPort Haw kesbury, 2
|New Glasgow, A
Jackson's Mills... Kings. oes See Coldbrook
Jacksonville ...... seoeeseee/AVlesford, C
Jeddore ...ceccecees Hs Alita. seeane .| Halifax
Johnston’s Cr’ng |Colchester ..
Johnson's Point Annapolis...
Joggin Mines......)€ umberland...
Jordan Bay.. .|Shelburne .....
Jordan Bast. .|Shelburne ...
vi iurmouth...
ane C B.
yi chester
aoa pe erar vee ens
Hants.......
Hants..
Kempt Head ......
Kennetcook........
Kenneteook Cor.
Kennetcook Upr.
Kentvyille........... KIN GS...cseeseeee
Keppock............ Antigonishe ......
. Johnston's, a.
. Annapolis, C
Amherst, D
.. Shelburne, 1
Shelburne, 1
‘Shelburne, 1
\Shelburne, 1
|Port Hood, 2
Yarmouth, 1
.. Annapolis, A
|Yarmouth, 1
/Yarmouth, 1
/ Yarmouth,
|Port Hood, ;
|Truro, A or D
See Burlington
|\Elmsdale, A
.../Elmsdale, A
"..|Kentville, C
‘New Glasgow, A
Town, Village, &c.
Ketch Harbour...
Kingsbury
Kingston............|
Kirkhill
Knoydar
Labelle
La Have C Rd’s..
La Have Ferry...
la Have River...
Lake Ainslie ...... |
L Ainslie C Rd’s..)
Lake Ainslie E..;
L Ainslie Glen
L Ainslie South... |
Lake George
Lake George...
Lakeland...
Lakelands.
Lake Law.
Lakeside ...
Lakeville ..
Lanty’s .....
Lapland
L’Archevéque......
L’ Ardoise........+..|
Larry’s River .....|
Lawrencetown ...|
Lawrencetown ...|
Leicester
Leitchfield .
Leitch’s Cre
Lequille
Lewis Bay
Lewis Head........|
Lime Rock.
Lingan...
Liscomb.. 7
Lismore .....cceeee
Little Bras D’or..
Little Forks, Men
Little Glace Bay..
Little Harbour....
Little Harbour.....
Little Judique.....
Little Loraine.....|
Little Narrows....
Little River
Little River...
Little River..
Little River..
Halifax..........6 ‘
Lunenbv:
Kings ce. cess
Cun ber
Queens vce
«Inverness, C Bu...
|Kings.........
Yarmouth ..
/Jumbe
Inv oss CB.
|Digby ..
Kings...
.|Lunenburg..
\Cape Breton..
-|Annapolis ....
v++|PICtOU. esses
..-|Cape Breton..
-/|Guysborough ...
..-|Cumberland..
.|Digby
-|/ Yarmouth ....
County.
land...
Antigonishe ......|
Lunenburg ....
Lunenburg ....
Lunenburg .
Inverness
Inverness,
Inverness ......
J
We ro,
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
Halifax
..|Lunenburg, 1
Kingston, C
l A
New Glasgow, A
.{Liverpool, L
..|Lunenburg, 1
(Lunenburg, 1
{Lunenburg, 1
{Port Hood, :
Port Hood, :
‘Port Hood, +
!Port Hood,
Inverness, ....secee
Hfants.........
rland .
Lunenburg..........|
Richmond, C B...
Richmond, C B...
Guysborough...
Annapolis ....
Halifax
Cumberland...
Annapolis ..
Cape Breton.......
Shelburne .........
Pictou
Jape Breton.
Cumberland.......
Cape Breton.......
Pictou...........
Shelburne ..........
Inverness .......56
Cape Breton..
Inverness, C B..
Antigonishe ..
Little River........ Halifax ........
Little Tancook...|Lunenburg ‘
Little Tracadie...| Antigonishe.......
Liverpool.........+. QUEENS .....c eens
Livingston’s Cv..|Antigonishe ..
Lochbroom......... Pictou...
Lochaber........... Antigonishe ....
Loch Lomond.....|Richmond, C Bb...
Lochside ........... ‘Richmond, CB.
Lockhartville ...../ Kings ..
Lock’s Island......|Shelburne ..
Loganville......... Pic tO...
Londonderry...... |Colchester..........
Long Island ...... IDigby ...cceceseees
Long Island ...... Kings...
Long Point........ Inver ness
Long Point ....... Kings sheaeedees
Louisburg.......... Cape Breton..
L Barney’s River.|Pictou..
Lower Argyle... Yarmouth...
Lower Caledonia
Lower Canard...
Lower Clyde......
Lower Cove ......
Lower Dublin ....
Lower Economy..
Lower Granville..
Lower Horton.....
Lower La Have ..|
Guysborough
Lunenburg
Colchester ...
Annapolis
Kings +
Lunenburg...
_... Lawrencetown,
. | Halifax
+-| Truro, A or D
» West River,
See 2
-trwnw wl
/Port Hood,
a
a
th
a
farmouth, 1
|Mount Uniacke, B
‘Truvo, A or D
Port Hood, 2
. Annapolis, C
\Coldbrook ¢
Lunenburg, 1
Lunenburg 1
[Port Haw kesbury,
‘Port Hood,
|New G lasg: W, A
C
rn
|Annapolis, C
+ {Port H: uvke sbury, 2
...| Annapolis, «C
te
Port Hawkesbury, :
(Shelburne, 1
«|Pictou A
[Port H: wkesbury, 2
\New Glasgow, 2
See Bailey’s Brook, L
iPort Hood, 2
|Amherst, D
Port Hood,
|New Gl: Wsgow, A
‘Shelburne, 1
'Port Hood, 2
.|Port Haw Kesbury, 2
Port Hood, 2
|New Glasgow,
‘Truro, A or D
A
..| Annapolis, C
../Yarmouth, 1
.. Shubenacadie, A
.. {Halifax
New Glasgow, A
Liverpool, 1
|New Glasgow, A
. Pictou, A
. New Glasgow,
A
Port Hood 2
.. Port Hood, 2
..|Hantsport, C
‘She!burne, 1
A
See Folly village
See Freeport
« / Grand Pré, C
.. Port Hood, 2
.. Berwick, C
.. Port Hawkesbury, 2
«New Glee
ow,A
yan ie
we! New Giisgow, A
KUN GS veces cevee evens
Shelburne ..........
Jumberland ......
Port Williams, C
Shelburne, 1
Amherst, D
Lunenburg, 1
./Truro, A or D
See Goat Island
. See Grand Pré
See La Have Ferry
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES
Town, Village, &c.
Maccan..
Middleton.|
| Lower
Lower
| Lower River...
Lower Selah ...
| Lower
| Lower Settlem’t..| Victoria, C B......|Port Hood, 2
Lower South Riv.) Antigonishe:.. .|New Glasgow, A
| Lower Stewiacke Colchester . . stew iacke, ‘Ae
|| Lower Village....|Colchester ....0.. |Truro, A or D
Lower Ward,......)/ Halifax. cee. | Halifax
! Low Point..... . Inverness, © B..../Port Hawkesbury, !
|) Lunenburg ........
Lunenburg Pen..
| Me Kay Se ttlem't..
| MeKay’s Point..
| McPherson’s ......
Mabou...........0e00
|| Mabou Harbour...
1] Mabou, N Bu...
Macean ....
|) Maccan Interv
|| Macean Mtn
Mahone Bay........
| Mainadieu..........
| Maitland.....
Maitland.......
Maitland...
; Maitland...
Malagash wv.
| Malagawatch .....
| Malignant Brook, |
| Malign: int Cove..
| | Ms anche ster
Margarce ww...
| Margaree Forks..
| Margaretsville ....
| Marie Joseph......
Marion Bridge...
Marriotts Cove...
| Marsh Settlem’t...
| Metaghan...
1 Middlefiel i.
Mid Kennete ook.
1! Mid La Have Fr’y!
|| Md Musquodoboit|
Middle River
Middle River
|Mid See N FE)
| Margarce .... |
| Middle Settlem’t..
| Middleton...
| Milford .........c008
| Milford Station...
|| Manchester Road}
|| Marshall’s Cove..|
Marshall’s Town.)
| Middle Settlem’t..
| Middle Stewiacke
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
County.
| Lower L’Ardoise. Richmond, CB...
C Sumber land...
Bae senses
| Lower Onslow..../Colchester .
| Lower Pereaux...| Kings...
; Lower Prospect. Halifa ms
Lower Rawdon... Hants ....ceceeeeeee
tichmond,
FANS: sisocsececgees
Settlem't../ Antigonishe ...
|Lune mburg ies
Lune nburg
Lyle’s Bridge Lasie 'Shelburne..
Inverness, C B.....{Port Hood,
Inverness, CB
../Cumberland,,
ale Cumberland...
Cumberland...
‘|
|
'Hants.......
| Victoria, C
|| MeLellan’s Brook| Pictou......
|, MeLellan’s Mt’n,.!Pictou.. cece cee!
| MeNutt’s [sland../Shelburne
|Lunenbur ny
3re tc
./Yarmouth....
Cumberland...
Digby..
{Queens ...
FLAN EBs cosisassiea vsiss
Lunenbur
Pictou...
IRichmond, C B....|
Inverness, CB...
Mabou Coal M’s../[nverness, © B.....
Annapolis veces
Guysborough
Cape Breton...
iMalifax ....
Annapolis...
Annapolis.
Colchester
[Do.
accessible by
.|Port Hood,
.|See Mace an
‘oe Middleton, C
vee) Truro. A or D
Port William, €
. Halifax
Mouni U Jniacke, B
Port Hood, 2
Shubenacadie, A
C B....|
.|Lunenburg, 1
, ‘Lunenburg, 1
.. Shelburne, 1
..| Newport, A
..| Port Hood, 2
New G lasgow, A
|New Glasgow, A
‘Shelburne, 1
Port Haw ke sbury, 2
Port Hood, 2
Port Hood, 2
woe
Port Hood,
Amherst, D
See Little Forks
.|Amherst, D
..|Lunenburg, 1
m.
jAnnapolis, 1
‘Shubenacadie, A A
|Lunenburg, :
/Yarmouth,
../Truro, A or D
Inverness, C B...... Port aoe
Antigonishe ...... |New Glasgow, A
Antigonishe ...... |New Glasgow, A
Gu, neh ....../New Glasgow, A
Antigone vee Glass. of) A
Inverness, O B..... ‘Port Hood, 2
Inverness, © B ..../Port Hood} 2
| Wilmot, C
New G lasgow, A
Lunenburg . | Halifax
Pictou... ..|New Glasgow, A
Annapolis .|Annapolis, ©
Digby .... .|Annapolis, 0
| Marshville wo... PICTOU ee ceeeees Pictou, A
| Marshy Hope.......,Antigonishe ...... New Glasgow, A
| Martin’s Brook..../Lunenburg ...... stnenburg, 1
|; Martin’s River... Lunenburg Gcibaayact Lunenburg, 1
Mass Town... Colchester .. .|Truro, A or D
Mavillet Digby... ..| Annapolis, 0
Meaghers Gr ant) H: dif UX.. ..| Halifax
|| Medford. esses eines icddtindss ..|Port W illiam, C
1! Melrose... ...| Guysborough.......|New Glasgow, A
|, Melvern Square.../ Annapolis... ..| Kingston, ©
Merigomish ......... Pictou... |New Glasgo A A
.| Yarmouth, t
\Liverpoel, 1
see Mosherville
Lunenburg, |
... (Shubenacadie, A
.{See Elm
c
Victoria, C Bu... Port Hood, 2
Inverness, C B.....{Port Hood, 2
Antigonishe ...... See Fraser's Mills
Inverness, © B.....]Port Hawkesbury,
Colchester... Truro, A or D
Middleton, C
| Annapolis, U
Milford, A
Most convenient Poin’
Railroad or Steamboy
. See Lower Sou Ri
|Port Haw Kesbury, 2 2
.|Port Hawkesbury, ?
wn, Village, &c.
———_
ford Haven ...
1 Brook.
] Cove...
ler's s Cree
isville
ton..
hudie....
a Gut
dart ..
asses Th irbor,|
ntague.
pse Brook.
bse Harbor
bse River...
Dse River ..
len Road
and ..
istown..
ristow
nt Huntley...
nt P leasant ..
ith St Mary’
River
ro’s
bm Tench...
Albany
Canada.....
. Cornwall eae
Edinburgh.
German
Glasgow
Harbour
Italy...
Lairg .
Mina
port.
on's Corner..|
mherville
nt Denigon....|
nt Thom......
Phiacke Mines
Jniacke St’n..
qtodo oit Ir. jE
Annan... .
Caledonia...
Campoelton
Gairlook. vated
Hi:
Vi
Ta
Lu
Di;
ort ( orner, Ha
ort Landing) Ha
port Station..|Ha
Ro88..ccccceee {LU
Towne. Gu
Tusket {Dis
UX Falls... An
B Harbour...) Vic
Mile River,..|Ha
Neiees isumacevecl AB
Shore w......, Ha
Brookfield, |Q
Br Margaree.,
Tarbour
Dfield..,
bfield ...
hfield .,
field
h Mountain...
D River ...,,,
yer Bridge.,
er Bridge...
nge Corner,
Salem
side Basin
Sydney...
———___|
convenient Poiy:
ad or Steamboy
, Guysborough re
ict ..|West River, B
Lunenburg
Hants....eeeeee
..{Cumberland....
KINGS ..eceseeeeeeeeee
AKIN GS weeeeeceenee
Antigonishe ...
”lGiianberland. ot
“'s../Guys shorough......
bo po bob
Hants iviecscsvsns cess
Richmond. CB...
Victoria, C B ..... Port Hood, 2
rT Aalifax ...ceeceeeeees
Cumberland.......
..|Halifax.........
Jniacke St’n..|
| Halifax ........
Victoria, © B.
Oe oveeveene
Wy nahoe ough
‘ |New Glasgow, A
.., Annapolis, C
...{ Middleton, C
.|Port Hood, 2
iimsdale, A
.. JShubenacadie, A
..| Milford, A
Liverpool, 1
“felon, Cc B sé
sof HONE: saseccvce conan K
Hants...
Hants... j
.1Qi ORNS: accecsicaves
+ Inverneas, C B...JI
../Shelburne, 1
Annapolis, ©
../ Lunenburg, 1
../Shubenacadie, A
.. /Annapolis, C
stan Kentville, 0
..{Truro, A or D
..Jsee North River
{Port Hood, 2
Annapolis, C
‘Viera ( B
C ber ind...
ASSENGER’S DESTINATION.
County.
JQUOENS weeeeecreeeees
./Cumberland .......
|Cape Breton...
: Gi uys sborough ide ‘See Port Felix
| Halifiax
lElmsd: ule, A
|
‘|
AI
I
... Port Hawkesbury, 2
Pic tou, A
Halifax
Amherst, D
... | Halifax
....{ Lawrencetown, C
...{Truro, A or D
.|Shubenacadie, A
Lunenburg, 1
.,{Annapolis, C
See Gairlock
Lunenburg, 1
.. |New Glasgow, A
|New Glasgow, A
_{Lunenburg, 1
West River, A
Newport, B
See Brooklyn
Newport, B
Newport, B
Newport, B
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
iNew Glasgow, A
Halifax
|Newport, A
See Parrs eercugh
Liverpool, 1
{West River, A
Liverpool, i
Amherst, D
\Liverpool, 1
See C lementsport
New Glasgow, A
Aylesford, C
Sce Central Aylesford ||
|New Glasgow, A
AP. Antigonishe savas iNew Glasgow, A
.../ Aylesford, C
.|Lunenburg, 1
....{Newport, B
..| Falmouth, C !
_|Middleton, C
.|Truro, A or D
New Glasgow, A
.| West River, A
.|Mount Uniacke, B
Mount Uniacke, B
Port Hawkesbury, 2
-ort Hawkesbury,2
Talifax
Talifax
ort Hood, 2
|| Town, Village, &c.
..|Cape Breton
+ | QUEENS vieececeeees |Liverpool, 1
..,| Halifax
| N Wy ieibes
| Ogilvie Whari
IGambertatd
Oyster Ponds. -|Guysborough .
Oy ster Ponds..
Paradise........ | Anni rolls F
| Parker’s Cove......| A nnapglis s
| Parrsborough
Parrsboro Shore...
P artridge’ Island..
Pe egy’ 3 Cove
|C umberl: and.
if Jumberland tee
Rings sgenGeweveehe ae
hes ae CB...
| Peraux or Perc
| Petite de Grat ....
| Petite Passage ....|
| Penne t's 8 Covi 8.
ICLOU. cove seeeeeeeee| Pieton
Pickett’s W harf...
Piedmont Valley.
Eiaee v illage...
P fcacant Rise
Pleasant River..
Pleasant Valley.
| Pleasant V oes
Tole!
X
Point Michaux. .
|P oint of Cape... lAntigont ne
Pomquet “Cha a | Antizonishe
ee Fork
Bones a Pique
P or ‘t-a- Pique Mt.. Colehester
Port Dockerian.. (
favahoraigh
Porter Town
Cumberland ....
» Guysborough
Port Genre. Sisaete Aine IPOLIS vcceeeees
Port Greville
Port Hastings...
C umberland
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat,
—
Port Hawkesbury, 2
|Lunenburg, 1
\Lunenburg,
|Newport, B
i\Berwick, C
—
..|Port Williams, C
.. New Glasgow, "A
4 ‘Lunenburg, L
Rs Shelburne, 1
“|Yarmouth, |
at Truro, A or D
|Halifax wccceceee!
infield,
See Upper Onslow
es. Shelburne, 1
Lunenburg, 1
| truco, A or D
{See Goose Harbor
“He alifax
IP aradise, C
Ar inapolis, C
.| Windsor, B or ©
|W indsor, B or 0
iW indsor, Bor 0
.| Halifax
...{Eruro, A or D
Newport, B
Yarmouth, 1
Port William, C
_|Port Hood, 2
Annapolis, C
... | Halifax
(Liverpool, 1
| Bridgetow n, C
Pictou, A
“Port Williams, C
New G lasgow, A
.|New Glasgow, A
[See W aterville
Port Mulgrave, 2
.|Pictou, A
{See Port Hi astings
..|Halifax
...| West River, A
...| Annapolis, C
.|Elmsdale, A
Yarmouth, 1
see Brulé Harbour
Port Hood, 2 2
New Glasgow A
_.|Polly Bog, A
‘INew G lasgow, A
New Glasgow, "A
New Glasgow, A
|Yarmouth, 1
See Greenfield
|'Truro, A or D
.|Truro, A or Ay
Annapolis, C
New Glasgow, A
See Hastings
New G lasgow, A
iMiddle ‘ton, C
| Windsor, B or C
|Port Hawkesbury, 2
Port Haw kesbury Inverness, CP
| Port Hebert..
i Thareeneie: CB
Port Hood Island Inverness, CB.
« OueCNS wee
. |Shubenacadie,” A
ss =
Port Hood, 2
.|Port Hood, 2
‘TOnpe Hireton woo l(Port Hawkesbury, 2
ruro, A or D
Port La Baar
| Port La Tour
| Port Maitland...
Port Matoon
Port Matoon Isld. Queens is
| Port Medway.....
| Port eee:
“IRichmond, C Bi.
.. Guys sborough.. te
...Qumberland
Port Hawkesbury )
see Port La Bear
Port Hood, 2
{Port Hood, 2
.;|Liverpool, 1
aa ‘Shelburne, 1
...| Shelburne, 1
|Port Hawkesbury, 2
\Liverpool, :
...{Liverpool, 1
al piverpoe 1
Port
Amherst, D
tb
lulgrave, £
eS
San spell nse
Be eee
a eee
140
Town, Village, &
Port ene
Port Royal...
Port Royal...
Port William...
Port Williams...
Prince William
Portuguese Coy
Poulamond......
Princeport.......
Prospect...
Prospect Bay....
Pubnico Beach.
Pubnico Harbor..| Yarmouth ..
Pudding Pan...
Pugwash
Pugwash River.../C
Queensville ..
Ragged Head.
Cc, County.
a Hab erROR CB.
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES.
Soper aren ncaa Ct nanaeesinsaaetheningsencnngenctayntstcninseenanpaaaahinn Sa
PASSENGER'S DESTINATI
Most convenient Point
accessible by
| Annapolis sivetansas See Annapolis
.|Richmond, © B...
if Annapolis...
Port Hood, 2
..».{Paradise, C
w/Kings ...., esse Port W ‘thinms, (6)
st |Kings soeeee cones
e@.|Halitax wee |
I
AC olchester Maeaet ’
.»+|Halifax dieses
we Halifax widen’
../ Shelburne ...
oocll
I
see (QUECNS Losec eee
../Inverness, UB ....|I
..|Kingston, C
lalifax
..{Richmond, C B..../Port Hawkesbury, 2
Truro, A or D
Talifax
lalifax
.. (Yarmouth, 1
.{Yarmouth, 1
..|Liverpool, 1
Amherst, D
Amherst, D
ort Hawkesbury, 2
..|Guysborough...... See Clam Harbour
Ragged Island ..../Shelburne ......... See Locke’s Island
Ragged Isl’d Bay. Shelburne .......... Shelburne, 1
Ragged Reef...... Cumberland....... Amherst, D
Ratchford River
Rawdon...
Rawdon South....
Rawdon Uppev....
Rear Lands.........
Rear Black River.|Richmond, C B....
Red Islands.....
Renfrew .........0] B
_Rhodes........0+
Riehmond...
Richmond ..........
Ritchey’s Cove ...
River Bourgeo
Riversdale ..........
River Debert.
River Dennis...
Riv Dennis Up-
per Sett’ment
Rocky Lake Stn.|Halifax wo...
River Hebert ..
River Inhabitants|[nverness, C B....
River John.....
River John West.|Pictou
River Philip...
Roberts Island....
Rockland...........
Rockville ..........
Rockwell Sett
Roger’s Hill...
Rose Bay......
Rosette ........
Roseway .....-
Roslin ......
Rossway.....
Round Bay...
Round Hill....... ..| Annapolis .. et esis
Sable River ....... Shelburne ..........
Sackville {Halifax coc
Salem....... -}Cumberland.......
Salem}.. vee Yarmouth...
Salmon Hole...... |Halifax (iucweasgncds
Salmon River...... Cape Breton ......
Salmon River...... Digby ...sccsseccoees
Salmon River
Salmon River......
Salmon Riv, L
Sambro......ee. Halifax wie |
Sandpoint..........., Guysborough...
Sandy Beaches....|Halifax ..........00
Sandy Cove....... Digby v.cccsssseeeees
Sandy Point....... Shelburne .........
Saulnierville ...... Digby v.cccccceseees
Saw Mill Creek...| Annapolis .........
Scotch Hill. ......
Scotch Moe st
Scott's Bay .......
Selmah ..........066 Hants.
“| Cumberland....... See Port Greville
«|Hants See Lower Rawdon
|HANtS.....0ssccee evens See Ashdale
Hants .....e.eeeeeeees Mount Uniacke, B
‘Richmond, C B....
---|Richmond, C B....
Halifax .......ceeee
Lunenburg.........
Port Haw kesbury, 2
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Enfield, A
Kingston, C
Richmond, A
Yarmouth. ......... Yarmouth, 1
Lunenburg, 1
ise) Richmond, C B....{/Port Haw kesbury, 2
Colchester.......... Riversdale, A
--|Colchester......... See Debert River
seas Inverness, C B....;Port Hawkesbury, 2
} Inverness, C B....
See Riv Dennis Cr’s Rds
Rocky Lake, A
itis Cumberland ....../Windsor, B or C
+..{Pictou
seve Cumberland ......
Yarmouth .........
PICLOUL. cee ceeeceees
Yarmouth .........
’t..|Cumberland.....
+|Pictou...,......
see ..| Lunenburg
+ (Queens vce
“ Shelburne idee sean
. Digby sapbadievaeiens
-|Shelburne .
sees Guysborough...
Halifax vo.cccccceees
Set}Guysborough......
Pictou....... ‘
Hants...
See Glenedale
Pictou, A
Pictou, A
Amherst, f
Y: armouth,
Glengarry, :
Yarmouth, ]
{See Amherst Shore
‘|Pictou, A
.»|Lunenburg, 1
-|Liverpool, a
Shelburne, 1
Truro, A or D
Annapolis, C
(Shelburne. 1
Round Hill, C
Shelburne, 1
Halifax
Truro, A or D
Yarmouth
| Halifax
Port Hawkesbury, 2
Yarmouth, 1
New Gli IsgOW, A
Halifax
New Glasgow, A
Halifax
New Glasgow, A
Halifax
Annapolis, 0
Shelburne, 1
Annapolis, C
Middleton, C
-|Pietou, he
Newport, B
.| King’s ....
Snagit Shelburne ... ‘ che un
‘ Kentville, C
../Shubenac: adie, A
Shelburne, 1
Railroad or Steamboat.
Port Hood, 2
[Dom IN
DinEvTORY. |
| PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Poiy
accessible by PASSENGER'S
| Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboy, q
— esate iene Sea
| Sharp’s Bridge.....|Kings ..........000 See Cambridge own, Village, &¢
| Shea’s River....... Inverness, C B....|Port Hood, 2 “a Mile
| Sheet Harbour....|Halifax .......00. Halifax he ae
Sheffield Mills......| Kings... ..| Kentville, C diel He riain
Shelburne ..........,Shelburne ......... \Shelburne, 1 aba
| Sherbrooke ........|Guysborough .....|New Glasgow, 4 Meter eal
| Sherbrooke Lunenburg........../See New Ross ee IVER ..++0s
| Sherbrooke Mines|Guysborough .....;\See Goldenville ee rai suees
| Shinemicas ..... .../Cumberland....... Amherst, D rafal ‘
| Ship Harbour ...... Halifax oo... Halifax ae ulge
Ship Harbour ...... Inverness, C B..../See Port Haw kesbury rout C i
Shoal Bay ......... Halifax wo. Halifax rout Love
| Short Beach ...... Yarmouth ......... See Darling’s Lake pur es
| Shubenacadie ......| Colchester ......... Shubenacadie, A ee Ba re
; Shulie ..|Cumberland....... (Truro, A or D LIne Day
| Sight Poin Inverness, C B....|Port Hood, 2 Fat bakes
Six Mile Brook....;Cumberland....... Pictou, A Dabet Riv W a
| Six Mile Brook ....| Pictou... New Glasgow, A aie Weiner’ ,
| Sky Glen... Inverness, C B...|Port Hood, 2 hc Tal dr i seas
| Smith’s Cove....... Digby ....ccccccceees Annapolis, C pe DAS .sesee
| Smith’s Island..... Inverness, C B...|Port Haw kesbury, ! nion ‘aun ee
| Romesh sesevsessef KEN GS vesccseeevevees Berwick, C ee Ayleatned,
| Sonora.. ...|Guysborough .....J New Glasgow, A 4s Barney's Ri :
| South........ ..|Lunenburg ........ “|Lunenburg, 1 r an Beanoh IV
| South Bay .. ...| Victoria, C B...... Port Hood, 2 ee Caledonia,
| South Branch whee Colchester ......... Stewiacke, A se Gann
| South Brooktield.|Queens ..........006 Liverpool, 1 a Ohivte ag
| South Mountain ..|/Pictou ..(Coal Mines, A pper Clyde nee
| SE Passage ...... Halifax ........... Halifax Laie he
|S Gut St Ann’s...|Victoria, C B .....,Port Hood, 2 pper Dahlin
|S McLellan’s Mtn PictOu.....eeeceeees "|New Glasgow, A bmebeke bs
| South Range.......|Digby .... ...|Digby, 2 per E eendire
| South Raw don .. |Hants...ccecceecesees Mount Uniacke, B p Kenneteook,
.|Port Haw kesbury,! 1
|Port Hood, 2
Port lood, 2
Port Hood, 2
South side Basin..|Invernes s,CB..
S side Boularderie] Victoria, CB.
|S sideWMargaree|[nverness, C Bai
|S side eee
comah Bay....
pper La Have..
pr L’Ardoise
pr Macean.......
pr Middleton,
p Mfusanodobsil
Inverness, © B...
Southville ......... Digby ......sceseeeee Digby, 2
| * z ver Ne
| Spa Springs........ Annapolis ........./ Wilmot, C i On ee '
| Specht’s Cove.....|Digby ......... ../See Barton pper P rospect..
| Spencer's Island..|C ainbelaad Truro, A or D Bp Prt La Tours
| Springfield......... Antigonishe ....... New Glasgow, A pr Rawdon I
| Spring Hill......... {Cumberland ...... Truro, A or D pperSettlement ,
|| Spring Hill Road.}Cumberland....... Truro, A or D pper Settlement! I
Springfield ......... Annapolis......... Lawrencetown, ( per Set Bad ) |
Springville 4... Pictou ...| Hopewell, A deck River. |
i Spry Bay vce Halifax woe Halifax pper Set Bar- |
|| St Andrews........ | Antigonishe ...... New Glasgow, A ney's River i\
|; St Andrews... Colchester.......... Shubenac: idie, A pir'Set Mid Rig I
|) St Ann’s..sceeeees Victoria, U B .....) Port Hood, 2 pper Stewiacke._| (
|| St Croix... Hants sissiesessiaass Windsor, B on pr Washabuek |\
|| St Geo'gs Ch’nl ..|Richmond, C. B...|Port Haw kesbury,! aughan’s ,,., r
|| St Joseph... Antigonishe ....... New Glasgow, A ictoris dl
St Margaret’s B’y.|Halifax .........00 Halifax ictoria Bridge..| 4
|| St Mary’s Bay ....|Digby ......0.. Digby, 2 ictoria Harbour ‘h
|| St Patrick’s.....,..] Victoria, C B...... Port Hood 2 2 ictoria Mine... \c
| St Paul’s ......0|PHCtOU. eee See Elmsville ogler’s Cove......| I
\| St Peter’s we. |Richmond, B... Port Hawke sbury! kel irs
|| St Peter's Island..]Richmond, 6 B '|Port Hawke
| Starr’s Point... JIKIN GS sce eeeeeeeee cease |Port Williams
| Steam Mill Vge...|Kings | Kentville, ¢
|| Steep Creek........ Guysborough seeee| NOW Glasgow, A
|| Stewiacke C Rd..|Colchester..........j8tewiacke, A | 6)
|| Stewiacke Middle! Colchesver'......... [See Middle Stewia zak
| | Stillwater ......... Guysvorough ..... New Glasgow, 4
| | Stillwater ......../ Ants... cee cee Stillwater, B
| Stoddart’s .........., Annapolis ......... Lawrencetown, ©
|| Stormont ....... ..|Guysborough ...... See Isaac's Harb
|| Summerville....... |Antigonishe ..... New Glasgow, A
! Summerville ...... |Hants ... ..|Newport, B
New Glasgow, A
! Sutherland’s MI’s!Pictou
New Glasgow, A
|| Sutherland’s Riv,|Pictou
|| Sydney .ssserseree ./Cape Breton....... Port Uaw
|| Sydney Mines ......|Cape Breton ...... con wv est ; Cin
| Tancook Islands.. eneAburg sanannee See Big Tane eSCVY
Tangier vveccsereee |Halifax.... .| Halifax ° iption
Tatamagouce...| Colchester . w.|Pictou, A
|| Tenecape .. ABEABvassssisseves ""|Newport, B
Dominio
[Dommny
DIREVTORY. |
venient Poi
S DESTINATION.
cessible by PASSENGER'S
1 or Steamboat, aE
ayia a own, Village, &e, County
ibridge
od, 2 hree Mile House Pictou
et hree Mile Plains Hants
2, © idnish.......ceee Cumberland.......
ssa HVEPtOM..sseeceeees | Digby v.ssesesceeeees
asgow, A ‘oney River... PiCtOU. eee sserrrerer
W088 orbay Guysborough......
denville racadie..... Antigonishe ......
t, D rafulgar ... Halifax vreeccscecees
remont
t Hawkesbury rout Cove... (Halifax .ecccecee ie,
Truro (Colchester oeecceees
‘ling’s Lake upperville ........ 'Annapolis.......++
acadie, A urns Bay... Halifax cecccecseeees
A or D MaKGbisscvscaeenies 'Yarmouth..........
ood, 2 usket Lakes...../ Yarmouth oo...
Rey usket Riv West.' Yarmouth .........
lasgow, A usket Wedge ..... Yarmouth .........
ood, 2 wo Islands ...... '‘Cumberland.......
olis, © MOM sscicecessacaens Pictou
awkesbury, nion Square...... Kings..
k, © pper Aylesford. Kings seve
ea A pr Barney’s Riv Pictou
burg, 1 pper Branch...... Lunenburg .......
ood, 2 pper Caledonia. Halifax
eke, A 7 pper Canard...’ Kings ..
ool, 1 pr Church St... Kings...cesssseesseee
lines, A pper Clyde... Shelburne .........
xX pr Cross R’ds...: Guysborough......
Tood, 2 pper Dublin...... Lunenburg ........
Jlasgow, A pper Dyke Vge. Kings...
f pper Economy... C olchester
t U niacke, B pr Kennete 00K. |Hants ..sssesesseses
a ae 9
Hawkesbury,! pper La Have.... Lunenburg .........
Hood, 2 pr L’Ardoise..... Richmond, CB...
pr Macean....... ‘Cumberland.......
pr Middleton... Annapolis..........
NOVA SCOTIA ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Pictou, A
Newport, B
Amherst, D
Digby, 2
Pictou, A
New Glasgow, A
New Glasgow, A
Halifax
..| Kingston, C
Halifax
Truro, A or D
Round Hill, ©
Halifax
Yarmouth,
Yarmouth,
Yarmouth,
Yarmouth,
Truro, A or D
Union, A
ll ee ad
....|Waterville, C
.. (See Aylesford
Pictou, A
See Branch
Shubenacadie, A
Kentville, C
Kentville, C
\Shelburne, 1
New Glasgow, A
See West Dublin
Kentville, C
..| Truro, A or D
Shubenacadie, A
‘Lunenburg, ‘¥
Port Haw ‘Kesbury, 2 2
!Amherst, D
See Middleton,
p Musquodoboit Halifax ...... ... (Shubenacadie, A
yy 2 Bee pper Newport... Hants... cceeesees iSee Brooklyn
ot, O pr Onslow...... ‘Colchester ......06 |Truro, A or D
parton pper Prospect... Halifax voce ‘See Prospect
», A or D @pr Prt La Tour Shelburne ......... ‘Shelburne, 1
Glasgow, A
b, A or D
», A or D
ence a n, C
well, /
UX
Glasgow, A
snacadie, A
Hood, 2
sor, Bb or 0
pr Rawdon........ Hants...
pperSettlement! Antizonishe
pper Settlement, Pictou... cee
pper Set Bad- } |
deck River.,
Se
fe - et Base \V ictoria, C Bu...
pr Set Mid Riv
pper Stewiacke.| Colchester...
aughan’s vases Hace Nesiseaaseneer
Gl: isgow, A
ax ictoria Bridge.. | receiis hake
y, 2 ictoria Hi arbour! ane
Hood, 2 ictoria Mine ..,
Imsville
»|Cape Breton,....
| Victoria, C B......
.|Mount Uniacke, B
New Glasgow, A
West River, A
Victoria, C B...... Port Hood, 2
‘Port Hood, 2
|
‘Port Hood, 2
Stewiack, A
pr Washabuck,| Victoria, C Bu... Port Hood, 2
Waterville, ¢
Tru o, A or D
Annapolis, C
Liakeutervestewee Aylesford, C
Port Hawkesbury, 2
ogler’s Cove......,| Lunenbnrg..,.... Lunenburg, 1
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
accessible by
|
|
pow Village, &c.
County. Railroad or Steamboat.
!Wagner ........6 ey Vapeddadoaenoase Digoy, 2
‘Wallace Ridge ...| Cumberland....... Pictou, A
Wallace River......| Jumberland Siates Pictou, A
/Walton | .. |Newport, B
WAITED, ....0.se0008 Truro, A or D
Waterford.......... Diy idises ananta ete Digby, 2
Waterloo...... ......, Lunenburg ....+. Lunenburg, 1
| Waterville..........) Hamts..ccccesseeseee See Vaughan’s
Waterville IKiNgS..sceeseeeeesees See Aylesford
Waterville Stn...) Kings ........4 we | Waterville, C
Waterville......... |Pictou......4 Dadeeee West River, A
|Waugh’s River....|Colchester .. |Truro, A or D
| Waverley..a........| Halifax voce Bedford, A
| Weaver Settlen! t oD Bey asvvse eiiaias Annapolis, C
| Webber's . {Annapolis ......... [See Johnson’s Point
\Wellington .. siveeiie QUEENS oo. oeeeeees Liverpool, 1
|Wentworth........ |Cumberland....... |Truro, A or D,
| Wentworth Grn't!Pictou.........006 New Glasgow, A
| West Arichat....... \Richmond, C B... |Port Hawkesbury, 2
| West Bay.. . Inverness, C B... |Port Hood, 2
'W Branch E Riv. |PICtOU.. cee seseeenee |Hopewell, ‘A
| West Brook ....... (Cumberland.,..... Windsor, B or C
| Western Head.....;Queens .......eeeeee Liv erpool, 1
West River ........ |Antigonishe....... New Glasgow, A
Whiteburn ........ Lunenburg......... Lunenburg, 1
i White Haven .....
| Windsor Forks.
| Woodville
| Woodville
|Guy sborough..
New Glasgow, A
| Windsor, B or C
Mount Uniacke, B
. |Cornwallis, C
| Woodworth Bay.. Kings.......... ... |Port Williams, ©
|W Br Riv Phitip..'C umberland......- Truro, A or D
West Chester......|Cumberland....... Truro, A or D
|W Chester Lake..| Cumberland ...... Truro, A or D
West Dublin...... Lunenburg ........ Lunenburg 1
West Gore... ‘Hants... .. |Elmsdale, A
| Westport... Digby... ... |Annapolis, C
West River Pictou... we |West River, A
{West River Stn... Pictou... West River, A
Weside Lochaber, Antigonishe ...... |New G lasgow, A
| Westville .......... PICTOU. ee ceeeee eee Coal Mines, A
Weymouth......... Digby. ... |Annapolis, C
Weymouth Bdge.. Digby Annapolis, C
White Head........ Guy sborough....... New Glasgow, A
Whycocomah ..... Inverness, C B.... |Port Hood, 2
Wiekwire Station Halifax... \See Milfora
Williamsdale...... Cumberland....... | Truro A, or D
Wilmot veces Annapolis........... |See Farmington
;Windham Hill..... Cumberland....... |Truro, A or D
|Windsor......sseeee Hants........0s00/ Windsor, B or 0
, Windsor Bridge... Hants........ ......./See Central Falmouth
;Windsor June... Halifax vceeccceees iWindsorJunction A
Wine Harbour..... Guysborough ...... iNew G lasgow, A
Wolfville.......sc000/ KIM GS seccccecessesces , Wolfville, OC
Wood Harbour... Shelburne... Shelburne, l
Wreck Cove....... Victoria, C Bw... Port Hood, '
Yarmouth... » Yarmouth...) Ve armouth,
i Young's Cove...... Annapolirs lBsdnetoren, C
Williams, (
ville, ©
Glasgow, A
iacke, A
Liddle Stew!
Glasgow, A
vater, B
rencetown, C
saac 3 Harbot
Glasgow, A
port, B
Glasgow, A
BRI
tawkesburty
Haw ke
sig T ancook
UX
pu, A
ort, B
IN PRESS:
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NORTH AMERICA,
TO CONTAIN
OF
escriptions of every City, Town, Village, Lake and River in the
Dominion of Canada, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island.
Rae rn a uae mana rS
ce GEER LEE erert:
142 NEW BRUNSWICK ROUTES,
Prepared for the Dominion and Provincial Directories by P. A. Crossby.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWIi(
—By Fredericton
Three Tree Creek
Connects with ©
This Province claims the honor of being among the first in the field of Railway enterprise. In 1844, only fourgjmpodstock.
years after the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway,—the first grand achievement in this rapid meay
travel—and eight years after the building of a road from Laprairie to St. Johns, in the Province of Quebec, was ¢
menced the construction of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway, from St. Andrews to Woodstock, a distance of; WBS eacnae sia
—By New Brunsw
Levee veeeevne
miles, The progress of this road, however, was slow, only 25 miles having been completed in i855, and the whole iMMMMMBix Road ........-.
opened in 1862. It was the only Railway undertaken in New Brunswick until within the past ten years, but hee
Connects with
ins are made at St,
atport, connecting
ges to Tobique, Gr4
Province now possesses five different lines, two of which are owned by the Dominion Government. They are of a
length of 375 miles, and run through the most thickly settled counties on the eastern and southern shores. Gi
means of communication are, however, still needed to many of its villages and settlements. The building of the Ing
colonial is destined to supply a great want, in this respect, to the counties on the North shore, and the continuatia
—By St. Stephen's
the road from Woodstock to River du Loup, to the western sections, but the heart of the Province will still be alug
Dore’s Mills. ..ss.,
UIOWS. cree cere nee
tt Junction.......
isolated. In the following Table of Routes, it has been endeavored to make the journey of the general traveller a
little irksome as possible by pointing out to him the most convenient point to his destination after leaving the City
St.John. On arriving there, he need experience no difficulty in procuring a conveyance. First-class stages run throy
Connects with E
nnections are mad
the Maine, Divisio
Pminus of the Maine
all the chief districts of the Province, connecting at leading stations along the several lines of railway. Where
stages run, private vehicles are almost at all times easily procurable.
New Brunswick has a number of navigable streams, chief among which is the noble river St. John, which takes if
source in the State of Maine, 450 miles from the sea. The City of Fredericton is situated on the banks of this river,‘
miles from its mouth, and between it and St. John large steamers ply daily during season of navigation. Above Fre
By Intercolonial R
Newcastle, Bathu
pntreal, &c.); and
ricton, small steamers can proceed, at high water, to Woodstock, Tobique and Grand Falls, a distance of 220 miles,
tou and Halifax),
even 40 miles further up to the Madawaska, Steamers also run on Grand Lake and Salmon River, 95 miles fromt
City, and 45 miles from the river St. John; up the Washademoak 29 miles; and up the Kennebecass is 25 miles. Ves By Union and B3
Brundage’s Point,
Thomas Golding’:
effield 67, Maugery
of large tonnage can proceed a good distance up the Miramichi, the Restigouche, and the Richibucto, and smaller ves
up the Oromocto, Petitcodiac, Memramcook, Cocagne, Buctouche and other rivers. Steamers and large vessels alsory
up the St. Croix, a distance of thirty miles from Eastport to Calais and St. Stephens, touching at St. Andrews.
It is to be observed that a large majority of the places in the Province of New Brunswick are chiefly knowns
“Settlements.”
Connects with D,
By Steamer, semi
Grand Lake, Ne
By International
Eastport, Port
with Frontier
Railway Routes are designated by letters ; Steamboat Routes by number's.
A.—By European and North American Railway, from ST. JOHIN northward to— i Canada, Con
Miles, Miles. Miles. Miles. Mis -By Steamer “ City
Moose Path.......... 8 | Ossekeag....eeseeeen, 22] Sussex.......seeeee0. 44] Pollet River.......... 71] Cook’s Brook. ....... § weekly to De
Torryburn seveeeeeeee Sh} Passekeag .. cs ee ee. 26 | Plumweseep.......... 47 | Salisbury... veee 76] Painsec Junction. ae i
Appleby’s.......0.06. 7 | Bloomfield,........... 27] Penobsquis.......... . 61] Boundary Creek. 79 | Dorchester Road.. Stephens,
Rothesay. errr aire .. 8Y Athol Sata ave akties seeeeee OL] Annagance........... 61] Moncton.......... eee 89] Shediac. ....... i
ec ermal see e eens 12) | Norton... eeeeeseeee 33 | Petitcodiac........... 66 | Humphrey’s Mill..... 91] Point du Chone...... I By North Shore L
auwigewauk ....... 17 | Apohaqui............. 39 Bathurst, St. ]
Connects with C, 1, 2, 3 and 4 at St. John ; BB at Painsec Junction; 5, 6, and Steamers for Prince Edward Island, at Point du Ch By Quebec and C
and will connect with @ at Moncton. Carleton, Pasy
hects with A
B.—By Intercolonial Railway, from PAINSEC JUNCTION eastward to—
Meadow Brook 5, Memramcook 12, Dorchester 20, Sackville 314, Amherst 41 miles.
Connects with A at Painsec Junction ; and at Amherst with stages to Truro, thence by Nova Scotia Railway to Halifax.
Steamers leave St
fy, and weekly for Y
The Anchor Line ¢
€.—By European and North American Railway (western extension), from FAIR VILLE westward to—
The Prince Edwar
} Ss. iles, Miles,
Lancaster..,......... 2] Welsford...........5, VU IR: 4 rere err coee BA] Tracy... cccceeseeee 45] Magagnadavic.....
Grand Bay,.......... 7 | Clarendon,........... 26] Blissville............. 87] Cork. ....e.. nn 57 | McAdam Junction...
Westfield............ » 11] Gaspereaux.......... 29 | Fredericton Junction, 42] Harvey........6..... 62] St. Croix... vs.
Nerepis.............. 16] Enniskillen,.......... 31 Regular connectio’
Fredericton—t
Connects with A at St. John, D at Fredericton Junction, and KE at McAdam Junction, From St. Croix this road is now being continw Stanley, £
} Stanley, Boieste
to Mattawamkeag, connecting there with the Maine Division to Bangor, thence to Portland, Boston and New York, and Quebec, Monte
Ottawa, &c, Cars are expected to be running through from St. John to these points in the fall of 1871, The distance from St, John¥
Montreal, vid Danville Junction, Me., and the Grand Trunk Railway, will then be. 580 miles, but the projected building of a road fr
Lincoln, Me., to Lake Megantic, and of the St. Francis and Lake Megantic International Railway from thence to Lennoxville, Que,
reduce the distance to 430 miles. It is believed that the constrnction of the short link (only 170 miles) required to give the Marti
Provinces such easy and direct communication with the eommercial metropolis of the Dominion will be commenced early in the spring of If
alisbury—lor
rvey,
hediac—For Co
M and Newcastle,
t. John—For |
urews and St. Steph
(Domuiiienorory.] NEW BRUNSWICK ROUTES.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK—Continued.
RUNSWICI —By Fredericton Railway, from FREDERICTON JUNCTION northward to—
Three Tree Creek 3, Rusagornis 8, Waasis 12, Glasier 16, Salamanca 21, Fredericton 22 miles.
Connects with © at Fredericton Junction ; 1 at Fredericton, and Steamers to the Upper St. John ; also with stages to the Miramichi and
44, only four Dodstock.
iS rapid mean —By New Brunswick and Canada Railway, from ST. ANDREWS northward to—
uebec, was oy Miles. Miles. | Miles, Miles, Miles.
: .» 6] Rolling Dam......... 20 | Toby Guzzle.......... 88 | Deer Lake............ 59 | Debec Junction....... 88 ;
a distance of} SEBS caviigse siete a 088 11 | Dumbarton......... +. 24 | McAdam Junction.... 43 | Canterbury .......... 65 | Barker House........ 88
p 13} Watt Junction...... « 27} Mandsley......... core 45 | Scotts... .ceeeeseee see 70} Hodgdon, .....e .. OL ,
1 the whole jj 15] Lawrence............ 29) Cranberry............ 49 | Eel River.........005 75 | Woodstock. .......005 94 :
J 19 | Barber Dam.......... 34 | Hall's Siding........- 54 | Wickham............ 80 Bi
1 years, but nies Gah
Connects with Fat Watt Junction, © at McAdam Junction, and branch lines to Richmond and Houlton at Debec Junction. Connes- NPR SS
ley are of ate ; : : ; ; 3 ;
+s of at ins are made at St. Andrews with steamer to St. John and Charlotte County ports, and with Frontier steamers to St. Stephens, Calais and
stport, connecting at the latter place with International line of steamers to and from St, John, Portland and Boston; at Woodstock with
ges to Tobique, Grand Falls and River du Loup; also, with steamers, at high water, to the same points
n shores. Gi
ing of the In
e continuation —By St. Stephen's Branch of New Brunswick and Canada Railway, from S'T. STEPHEN northward to—
L still be ale
Miles. Miles. Miles. Miless
. f Well. scsececeeees 98} LAWTENCE.... seen 21 | Mandsley............. 87 | Craig Bridge McKenzie......... woe 14
eral traveller bore’s Mills......... §&| Barber Dam......... . 26] Fall's Siding..... sees 46 | Hel River..... 37 | Richmond ......... .. 80
wing the Citr4 RAOWBicccesieceeane 15 | Toby Guzzle., ... 80] Deer Lake............ 51 | Wickham..... coveee %2}] Houlton ...cecvceee . 88
a tt Junction........ 19 | McAdam Junction.... 385] Canterbury. .......... 57 | Debec Junction 5 | Woodstock............ 86
ges run throug : ; , ,
Bes * Connects with EZ at Watt Junction, C at McAdam Junction, and with branch lines to Woodstock and Houlton at Debec Junction.
pnections are made at St. Stephen with the Calais and Lewys’ Island Railway to Princeton, thence by stage (56 miles) to Lincoln, a station \
the Maine, Division of the European and North AmericanSRailway ; at Houlton, with stages (54 miles) to Mattewamkeag, the present q :
minus of the Maine Division of the European and North American Railway.
way. Where of
which takes if
of this river} By Intercolonial Railway (when completed), from MLONCTON westward to (among other places)—
1. Above Fra
of 220 miles, a
) miles from t
Newcastle, Bathurst, Dalhousie, Campbellton, Rimouski and River du Lonp, 376} miles, (thence by Grand Trunk Railway to Quebec,
bntreal, &c.); and eastward to Dorchester, Sackville, Amherst, Folly Village and Truro, 1174 miles, (thence by Nova Scotia Railway te
tou and Halifax), The total distance from St. John to Halifax, by this route, will be 178} miles ; to Montreal, 763} miles.
25 miles, Yew —By Union and Express Daily Line of Steamers, from ST, JOHIN westward to—
Brundage’s Point 10, Holder's 17, John Orr's 16, Long Reach 23, Oak Point 24, Sterrett’s 26, Tennant’s Cove 31, Wickham 33, Thompson's
Thomas Golding’s 35, Cambridge 36, Cameron's 37, Gagetown 47, Jemseg 49, Upper Gagetown 55, Tilley’s 63, Sheffield 654, Upper
effield 67, Maugerville 71, Oromocto 73, Glasier’s 79, Fredericton 84.
d smaller ves
vessels also:
drews. Connects with D, and with steamers to the Upper St. John, at Fredericton.
hiefly knovny
By Steamer, semi-weekly, from ST. JOHIN westward to—
Grand Lake, Newcastle Creek, Newcastle Bridge, Coal Mines, and Brigg’s Corner (Salmon river) 95 miles.
By International Line of Steamers, from S'T, JOHIN, tri-weekly in summer, semi-weekly spring and fall, and weekly in winter, to
Eastport, Portland and Boston, connecting at Eastport with ferry for Campobello, Grand Manan, Indian Island and Deer Island, and
with Frontier steamers for St. Andrews, St. Stephen and Calais, Me., and at Portland with Grand Trunk Railway for all parts of
Canada, Connects with Ay ©, 1 and 2 atSt. John.
Mis By Steamer “City of St. John” from S'T, JOHN, tri-weekly, to L’Etang, Mascarene, St. George, St. Andrews and St. Stephen, and
er a weekly to Deer Island, Campobello and Grand Manan, Connects with Ay 1, 2 and 3 at St. John, IE at St. Andrews, and F at St.
ter Road, Stephens,
a Chone...... : By North Shore Line of Steamers, from POINT DU CHENE, weekly, to Richibucto, Chatham, Newcastle, Shippigan, Caraquette
Bathurst, St. Peter's Village, Dalhousie and Campbellton 320 miles. Connects with A at Point du Chéne.
at Point du Chis --By Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamers, from POINT DU CHENE, weekly, to Picton, 120 miles,"“Chatham, Newcastle, Dalhousie
Carleton, Paspebiac, Percé, Gaspé, Metis, Father Point and Quebec, 908 miles by way of Baie de Chaleurs, or 612 miles direct. Gom-
nects with A at Point du Chéne,
Steamers leave St. John four times a week for Digby and Annapolis, connecting at the latter’place with the Windsor and Annapolis Rafl-
y, and weekly for Yarmouth, N.S., and Boston, Mass.
The Anchor Line of Steamships make periodical trips between St. John, Glasgow and Liverpool.
The Prince Edward Island Navigation Company’s Steamers sail regularly between Point du Chéne and Charlottetown.
davic wn. 4
Junction... }
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Regular connections are made with first-class mail Stages at the following places:
Fredericton—For Springhill, Kingsclear, Canterbury and Wood- |Ireland and Harvey ; Loch Lomond, Black River, Quaco and Salmon
; Stanley, Boiestown, Neweastle and Chatham, River.
alisbury—For Hillsborough, Hopewell, Albert Mines and| Woodstock—For Florenceville, Tobique, Aroostook, Grand
rvey, Falls, Edmundston, Madawaska and River du Loup. -
hediac—For Cocagne, Buctouche, Kingston, Richibucto, Chat-| Chatham —For Tabusintac, Tracadie, Pokemouche, Shippigan ae Z
m and Newcastle, and Caraquette ; Bartibogue, Bathurst, Belledune, New Mills, Dal- ade Re
it. John—For Fairville, Musquash, Leprean, St, George, St. pene, wapbellin, Flatlands, Metapediac and Ste. Flavie, on the St.
urews and St. Stephen ; Salt Springs, Upham Vale, Hammond, New
being contint
Huebec, Montrtll
rom St, Johny
r of a road fret
ville, Que, %
ve the Mariti
he spring of lif
144
SHOWING THE PROXIMITY OF THE RAILROAD STATIONS AND LANDING PLAcgy
TO THE
The Letter or Figure after the Names, inthe Third Column, shows the Route in which the Places are to be found in the accompanying In
NEW BRUNSWICK ROUTES.
TABLE OF ROUTES
CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
PASSENGER’S
Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboat.
Aboushagan......| Westmorland .....|Sackville, B
Acton ica ssbive York ........s00e0e0/Cork, C
Albert Mines Albert...... saaaecde |Salisbury, A
Aldouin Settlem’t/Kent ......... ...|Richibucto, 5
Alexander’s P’t...| Gloucester Sie Shippigan, 5
Allandale ......... YORK iccrcssossessesee (Fredericton, D or 1
Anderson Settl’t.|Gloucester........./Bathurst, 5 ‘or G
Andover.........00 Carleton... ....... W oodstock, E or F
Annagance......../ Kings ....... Be Annagance, A
Apohaqui..... ..|Kings .. z Apohaqui, ‘x
Appleby’s.......... Kings eee Blige s, A
Archibald Quary.|W estmorland ...., (Dorchester, B
Archibald Settl’t.| Restigouche........ Bathurst, 5 or G
ae OnE. is Restigouche........ Bathurst, 5 or G
Armstrong’s Cor./Queens ... .|Welsford, C
Athol .......ceeceees
Aroostook .........| Victoria .. we |W oodstock, EorF
Arthurette..........] Victoria ......... |W oodstock, EorF
Au Lac...... ...| Westmorland ...,. Sackville, B
Back Bay..........|Charlotte..........,St Andrews, E or 3, 4
Baie Verte..........] Westmorland ...,,|/Shediae, A
Baie Verte Road.. Westmorland .... '!Shediac, A
Baillie..ssscccssveeves Charlotte .......00. ‘Lawrence, EB or F
Bairdsville..........| Victoria ............ W oodstock, E orF
Baker’s Creek.....| Victoria ............ |W oodstock, EorF
Ballyshannon...../Sunbury............/Hoyt, ©
Baltimore........... “l Albertc....... ., (See Irving Settlement
Barnesville ........ Kings .. .. (st John
Bank (The)........ Albert....... .. Salisbury, A
Barachois........... Westmorland .....|Shediac, A
Barber Dam........ VOrk i vtscsiee iene .,|Barber Dam, E orF
Barnaby’s River..
Barker House .....
Bartibog .., Northumberland.,| Chatham, 5 or 6
Bartlett’s Charlotte ........... \Bartlett s, E
Bartholemew Riv|Northumberland..| Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
Bass River......... Kent ........ aon Koa ey |Ric hibucto, 5 o
Basswood Ridge.,
Bath
Bathurst............
Bathurst Village.
Bay du Vin........
Bayfield ............
Bay Shore.........
AVSIM voesceeseoees
Bear Island ........
Beaubar’s [sland..
Beaubar’s ...........
Beaudreau Vil.....
Beaver Brook .....
Beaver Harbour..|C
Becaguimec
Belledune...
Belledune River.
Belleisle Bay......
Belleisle Creek ..
Belleville ...........
Belliveau Village
Belyea’s Cove.....
Bend (The) ........
Berryton ...........
Big Buctouche ...
DESTINATION.
Kings ".|Athol, A’
Northumberland,,, Newcastle, 5
Carleton... .....006
Charlotte ...
Carleton...
Gloucester [Bathurst,
Gloucester See St Peter
Northumberland.,/Chatham, 5
Westmorland ..... Shediac, A
IW oodstock,
[Kent vccccccceeseeees Shediac, A
Charlotte...... nt
YORE vescodscedacatcas ‘Fredericton,
Northumberland.,|Chatham, 5
Voi IC hatham, 5
Westmorland .. “ Memrame 00k
Albert...........
.{L ’Etang, 4
Big Cove...........
Big Hole............
Northumberland |Neweastle, 5,
Most convenient Point
accessible by
, 6 or G
iBarker House, E or F
[St Stephen, F or 3, 4
E or FP
5 or G
Ss
or 6
St Andrew s, E or 3,4
C or 1
or 6
5 or 6
k, B
‘’ Salisbury, A
Carleton... ec. See Hartland
.|{Gloucester ......... Bathurst, 5 or G
Restigouche ....... Bathurst, 5 or G
KINGS: sorcoseooascras Tennant’s Cove, 1
.| Kings trees sees Norton, A
Carleton... .....6008 iW oodstock, E or F
Westmorland ..... |Memr: amcook B
Kings .ecceseesseees \Belyea’s Landing, 1
W aguooriand . . See Moncton
Albert...ceeseeesenes .. Salisbury, A
Kent .........000006. ee Buctouche
Kings veseveeeesseees |Wickham, 1
6 orG
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1|
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'| Black Brook
| Bocabec
| Brighton
| Broc kville.
| Brookvale ....
PASSENGER'S
Town, Village, &c.
Big Meadows.......
Big River...........
Black Point.........
Bird Settlement.
Black Land.........
Black Point...
Black River.......
Black River........
|| Black River........
‘| Black Riv.Bridge
| Blackville .........
Blaney Ridge......
‘| Blissfield ........0.5
Blissville
Bloomfield ...
Bloomsberry
Boiestown .........
Sotsford Portage,
Boundary Creek..
Boundary Pres-
quile .. . }
| Bougogen .. vader eaves
‘Br idgedale
Brigg’ s Corners...
Br istol
Brunswick
|| Brundage’s Point.
|| Buctouche .........
|| Buctouche River.
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. Ris sien
: nen: re
DESTINATION.
County.
Northumberland...
Gloucester
Northumberland..
York
Restigouche........
Northumberland...
..| Northumberland..|
AK ENG ssasccssecs coves
Northumberland...
St John ............
Northumberland..
Northumberland...
YORK es accecdicies tees
Northumberland..
repre Kesahae seve
Jarleton...
St John...
Westmorland ...
Westmorland .....
Westmorland .....
Albert Oe eeeeeeenevees
nen saci
‘arleton
York ..
Queens ....
Kings .
Kent
Carleton.......600
, Ww Sa ounne wave
seve {Harvey, C
Salisbury, A A
; Apohaqit, A
Most convenient Po;
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat
See Meadows
Bathurst, 5 or G
Chatham, 5 or 6
Fredericton, D or]
}Chatham, 5 or6
Bathurst, 5 orG
Chatham, 5 or6
Shediac, A
Chatham, 5 or 6
St John
Chatham, 5 or 6
Fredericton, D or]
Blissville, 0
wl W oodstock, E orF
... Bloomfield, a
... {st John
(C harlotte. ieageaeres
Northumberland..
|Chamcook, E
F redericton, Dor!
. Sackville, B
"’|Boundary Creek, 4
Woodstock, E orF
Shediac, A
| Moncton, A
.. | Briggs’ Corners,
| Woodstock, E or i
See Great Shemogu
Petitcodiac, A
Brundage’s Point, |
se iShediac, A
(Shediac, A
Burton ......ceceee Sunbury... | Burton, 1
Burnt Church..... Northumberland Chatham, 5 ra
Butternut Ridge.| Kings .......-ceceeee!| |Petitcodiac, A
Cains River
| Caisey’s Point.....]
|! Caledonia .........
| ee issesseoes Vi
Cambridge ........
ic ampbell Settl't.
Campbell Settl't.
| C ampobe LLO weeeees
Canaan.
Canaan
| Canning...
Canterbury
Canterbury St’n...
Cape Bald........,
Cape Casey
ae Enragé......
Ae Spear........
ance Tormentine
Caraquette.........
Givaivan ewe
Carleton.....
Carlow ....
[YOK scocees
Kent.
Kings SonaKeacde deat
VORK vincasecssceaans ca
Restigouche.......
Charlotte...
Carleton...
QUEENS weseecsaeeees
YORK sssssicvvccevees
York wees eee evess
Albert..ccccceccees aa
Westmorland ...
Westmorland ..,
Gloucester
St John...
Carsonville.........
Case Settlement..
Sunbury veces
Kings. ..ssc cesses
Kings ....... sessions
Northumberland., |See Kain’s River
‘Shediac, A
|Salisbury, A
| Woodstock, E orf
|Wickham, 1
|Susse X, A
IF redericton, D or!
[Cc ampbellton, 5 5orG
Eastport, 3
W oodstock, E orf
pues aato, 5
Canning,
C aateratiey, E orF
Shediac, A
Kentiicscvescssisevs |Shediac, A
Cape Demoiselle. | /
|Salisbury, A
Salisbury, A
.. Sackville, B
.. Shediac, ‘A
‘Cari aquette, 5
Fredericton, D orl
. St John P
|Fredericton, D or!
Sussex, A
Norton, A
[Dosey
————..
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
|Canterbury ‘Stn, Earl
DimEcrory: |
fPASSENGERS D
a
‘own, Village, &c.
averhill ......006+
entral Blissville}
ent Cambridge..|Q'
ent Kingsclear..| Y'
eut Norton ......./K
@entreville.. A
entreville.. ye
hamcook ......06 Cl
hance Harbor...|St
haplain Isl’'d Rd} Ne
harleston F
hatham .. Ne
heputneticook...
herry Burton...
hester.....
hipman .. iF
hockfis Ke
@hurch Hill.......
ity Camps
larendon...
lifton...
f
int
oal Branch......
oal Creek.........
oal Mines......0.. All
oal Mines...
oates’ Mills.
ocagne River.,../Ker
ocagne Shore..|Ker
oldstream ........ Jar
mM olebrook.. \
ole’s Island......!
ole’s Island......
ollina ............./8
ollina Corne
onnorsville.......
ook’s Brook.
OPM csvesvassavvecss
orn Hill
orn Ridge Rin
i overdale ........, | Alb
rabb
ITY voce. YOrI
Tromwell..... | King
rouchville StJ
umberland Bay. Que
: unberland Pt. Quer
aWsOn Se a
‘adman's Har,,./C
ebec Junction.,,/|Carld
er Island.....,../Char
eer = sah eects York
moiselle Creek! Albey
thy verses seseeaves | NOPE
Wolfe Corner. IC ‘har!
eT tid :
Piety Queer
sie g Queen
. Westn
ottlement, Restig
bmbarton Chard
bmifries York.
OG sssutisesved Restig
DiRECTORY: | NEW BRUNSWICK ROUTES.
ne a ra
PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point PASSENGER'S DESTINATION. | Most convenient Point
f accessible by —— accessible by
——$—_—_——— et
I
| ‘own, Village, &¢. County. Railroad or Steamboat. Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboat,
\ ES SS oe a. cocuemneme>
PLACES averhill .. f¥ OFk ....+0++eseeeeeee|Predericton, D or 1 | Dungarvon ........;Northumberland..|Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
entral Blissville| Sunbury vvseecceees Blissville, C Dungiven,........ Westmorland ..... blondes B
ent Cambridge..| Queens .... vee Cambridge, 1 Dunphy Northumberland..|Neweastle, 5, 6 or G i
ent Kingsclear..| York ........ Fredericton, Dorl | Dunsinain Kings Bareiiaareasians Penobsquis, A ;
ent Norton v0 [KINGS seeevessseeeeee Norton, A | E, Florenceville..|Carleton...... .|Woodstock, E or F }
A ontreville........| Albert ..|Salisbury, A | Hast Glassville...|Carleton.... ...| Woodstock, E or F 4)
panying Kr, entreville....sseee Carleton Vesenaavan W oodstock, E or F | Kast Quaco........)St John wee See Collina i
ae hamcook s..+e+-e| Charlotte ese Chamcook, E | Kast Scotch Sett.|Kings......... ...,Norton, A
ee hance Harbor...|St JOMN vs... Fairville, C | Kast Waterloo....|Qreens vcs Sussex, A ip)
enient Point haplain [sl’d Rd| Northumberland. New castle, 5,6o0rG@ | Edgett’s Landing) Albert......... ... (Salisbury, A
harleston. | Carleton... cee See Dickens | Edmunston ........ Victoria ...... .|Woodstock, E or F
‘ible by
* Steamboat
= herry Burton... .{See Dorchester Kel River. ae rt
ae hest ALCL tessses seesesens Salisbury, A BlAON scssinensnsisess Restigouche.., ,.../Dalhousie, 5, 6 or G q
ore hipman .. |Queens.. «-{Chipman, 1 | Elgin Corner ..... Albert...........+4../Petiteodiac, A AEE
5 ors hockfish Kent... -|Shediac, A | Elunhirst............ Kings........., va poussex, A Ad
n, Dorl hurch Hill. Albert sages sicaaates Salisbury, A | Elm Tree ........... Gloucester ......... Bathurst, 5 or G |
5 ors ity Camp ssseesees York Meusaesbacnaverse See McAdam Junction || | Emigrant Road... Westmorland ... Sackville, B eS i
Sor larendon ss... Charlotte * F Clarendon, C in} ‘migrant Settl’t..| Westmorland ..... “|Sackville, B AD
5 or6 ....{Gloucester . vevevins Bathurst, 5 or @ | | English Settle’t...,Queens v0.0... Apohaqui, A 4
\ ve [KINGS veeceeeee sees Rothsay, A BD nniskillen.. ...|Queens Sedednsaagaaiy Enniskillen, C ae
Bor 6 {Queens . | Welsford, C | Erb Settlement... |Ring8..0...00.0. Apohaqui, A
oal Branch.......| Kent .......6.. ast Richibucto, 5 | Escuminac......... Northumberland.}Chatham, 5 or 6
5 or 6 oal Creek........-/|Queens ..... ..|Coal Mines, 2 | Farley’s Mills......|.Carleton........... Woodstock, E or F
5 Bor G oal Mines... Albert..... ... see Albert Mines | Fairfield ...... ../St John...... v(t John
ms oal Mines Queens ... .|Coal Mines, 2 Fairhaven .........| Charlotte.. ..|See Deer Island
m, D orl
», 0, 6 org
k. Bork ocagne River..../Kent .... . Shediac, A |) Fenwick .......... Kings. ..|Apohaqui, A
ve ocagne Shore. |Kent ...... .|Shediac, A | Ferris Settlem’t....;Queens.. ..|Welsford, C
ve oldstream ........ Carleton.. ...| Woodstock, E or F | Perryville ........ Carleton.. | Woodstock, E or F
E molebrook.......... i\ ictoria .. .|See Grand Falls | Fingerboard ....../Kings .............../See Norton Station ie
an De ole’s Island......|Queens v.04. .|Apohaqui, A | Flatlands ...... al testigouche.. ..{Campbellton, 5 or G i
“p ole’s Island....../ Westmorland....... see Au Lac || Florenceville .....|Carleton..... Woodstock, E or F F
’ Creek, A ONIN sees eeeees ‘St John... See St Martins Forks, Kain’s Riv.|Northumberland.|Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
ollina Corner... Kings .. .| Apohaqui, A Forks’ (The) ...... JQUEENS vecceeeceeene Petitcodiac, A ‘
k, EorF onnorsville........ King’s.....ececceees SUSSEX, A | Foster's Cove..... Victoria oc... Woodstock, E or F
Fa ook’s Brook... |W estmorland . sco Cook’ $ ’ Brook, A | Fox Creek... {Westmorland ...../Moncton, A
i OTK vsseeeseeee .|Cork, C Fredericton ....... | York Fredericton, A or 1 rt
orners, 2
hatham ‘|Northumberland..
heputneticook.. York
.|Westmorland ....
oates’ Mills...... Kent sbiebes
CALNE... ssseeeees Kent ....
orn Hill.
Chatham, 5 or 6
«St Croix, C
* Shediac, A’
.|Shediac, A
Annagance, A
Kel River...
|| Kel River.
| Farmerston..
Fredericton June
.|Carleton......
i York wo. ..eee ee
|| Fairville...ic.ses
testigouche..
St John ....
Carleton...
Sunbury
...|Bel River, Bor F
aa Dalhousie, 5 5,6 orG
. [See Canterbury
" |Fairville, A
..| Woodstock, E or F
..|Fredt’n June., © or D
aga Sep ea ee Ae
’ |
k, EorF orn Ridge. Annagance, A || Fredericton R’d..; Westmorland....../Salisbury, A
Sriemisaes overdale .. .|Salisbury, A | French Creek....../Kent .occceeeeeeen Richibucto, 5
ais ox’s Point, Cox's Point, 1 | French Lake....../Sunbury.. . (See Lakeville Corner
en rabb ...|fredericton, D or 1 | Frenchport Cove.! Northumberland. |Richibucto, 5
A ranbe pas .|Cranberry, E or F || French Village... iKings eT |Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
i A romwel .|Kings Norton, A || French Village (Northumberland. \See Hardwicke
3’ Point. | rouchville ......, |St John. .|St John French Village...|/ Richibucto, 5
N umberland Bay. ‘Queens . .|Apohaqui, A French Village... [York scccseecseeee iSee Lower ” seals Vge
nN umberland Pt.,/Queens . w|Apohaqui, A Gagetown. | QUEENS veces \Gagetown, 1
UrryVille....seeee. | Albert......... ... |Dorchester, B aed | Galloway... . ..{Richibucto, 5
ened hlhousie siete sveee | Restigouche........ Dalhousie, 5, 6 or G '| Gardner’s Creek.'St John v........ ee St John
hc, A wson Settl’t...,| Albert.. Salisbury, A |] Geary ...seseseen Sunbury v...ccee oe |Waasis, D
> River tadman’s Har... |C harlotte .|Pairville, C Gaspereaux ......./Queens . de Brigg’ sC orner,
ebec Junction... Carleton Debec Junction, 1) ot F)) Gaspereaux Stn../Queens voces |Gaspereaux, C
A et Island... are san yhiees St Andrews, E or 3,4 || Germantown...... Albert... ‘See Beaver Brook
k, Kort per ae seveseens jYork........ .|Deer Lake, E or F Germantown Lk Albert Salisbury, A
1 moiselle Creek |Albert....... . (Salisbury, + || Glasier wo... Sunbury vee Glasier, D 4
; erby estes aesaeeee(NOPthUMberland.. Newcastle, 5 ,SorG Glassville..... JCarleton vice Woodstoc k, E or I iy
yn, D ot eWolfe Corner. ‘Charlotte SVaseteves |Baillie, I |, Golden Mtn | Albert... See Gowland Mountain i
ko, 5 ord ekens.. . Carleton peanes .|Woodstock, E or D || Good Corner. Carleton .. .../ Woodstock, E or F ve
gueguash........ ‘Charlotte... .|Chameook, E | Glenville... .[Restigouche........| Dalhousie, 5, 6 or G th
i, E orf aA St John || Glenlevit ........./Restigouche ........, Dalhousie, 5, 6 or G ie
15 . Northumberland..|/Fredericton, D or 1 || Goose Creek....../StJohn..... st John f f
2 KONG cavscivectsices Moncton, A Gordonsvile ......, Carleton .. ..|Woodstock, # or F ba? |
ry, E orf .. Westmorland ...../Sussex, A | Goshen ...eeesseeses lAlbert.........6-/Annagance, © Lh
St, Bet brehester ........./ Westmorland .....| Dorchester, B | Goshen ..seecceeees QUEENS woes eeeeeees Apohaqui, A Phil
Orchester Road, Kings ...ceeceeees .|Dorchester Road, A || Gowland Mtn ar peue sale Annagance, A Ebi
DUCIAS. esse ees VOC ssssstesessegs Fredericton, D or 1 | Grand Anse ....../ Gloucester... Caraquet, 5 ane
‘ lat Settle’ t., | KONG..sscvsscssaeccens ‘Shediac, A || Grand Bay... TKings.s.sscsesseoees ‘Grand Bay, 1 i
A vile Harhor.. - Queens a¥% Sussex, A || Grand Falls. | Victoria. ..| Woods tock, KE or F eee
B iglas Valley...|Queens csc ‘Enniskillen, C | Gr’nd Falls P’ge.| Victoria ‘Woodstock, E or F bb
Duglastield..:..../Northumberland..!C hatham, 5 or 6 Grand Harbor ...|C harlotte.. ee. Grand Manan, 4 i /
é, 6 as astown ,. - Northumberland. Chatham, 5 or 6 Gandigue........ . Kent Givetave .. Shediac, A 4} &
n, D orl Bieter Westmorland ...../Memramcook, B || Grand Lameque..)Gloucester.......... iShippigan, 5
; ‘ihe tlement Restigouche ineteaee Bathurst, 5 or G | Grand Manan vray 'Charlotte.........../Grand Manan, 4
n, Darl =o sevens Charlotte seeeeeeeee| Dumbarton, EB | Grand River...... | Victoria ....c..ceeee iW oods tock, E or F
fare VOrK wssssees ses ‘Fredericton, Dorl || Great Shemogue..| Westmorland ......Shediac, A
CO sre vsecseene Restigouche Dalhousie, 5, 6orG || Greenfield.......... Carleton... |Woodstock, E or F
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PASSENGER’S DESTINATION.
‘Town, Village, &c.
Hampton ..
Hampton Ferry...
Hamptown.........
Hanford Brook...
Harcourt.........00
Hanwell ....
Hardwicke
Harewood.......0.
Harris Corner...
Hartland......
Hart’s Mills........
Harvey Station...
Harvey Corner...
Hastings irgqtawtcnes
H’d of Millstream
H’'d of N Lake......
Hd of Petitcodiac
Head of Tidet......
Head of Ridge...
Hebron .......sseeeee
Herlot Settlem’t..|'
Heron’s Island......
Hibernia ............
Hibernia............
Hillsborough...
Hillsdale........ res
Hillside ............
Holmesville ........]0
Hewett’s......
Hodgdon...
Hopewell..
Hopewell Cape....
Hopewell Corner.
Hopewell Hill .....
Hoyt...
Humphrey's s Mill.
Huskisson...
Indian Island . diane ‘ACh
Indiantown
Intervale .
Irishtown..
Irving Settlem’ t..
Jenkin’s ..
Jacksonville
Johnston ....
Johnville
Jolicure .........085
ete
Kay Settlem’ z, =
Keswick Ridge...
Kingsclear...
King Settlem't.....
Kingston ..
Kingston ..
Kingst’n Belleisle
Kingst’n L Reach
Knowlesville.......
Knoxford ..
Kouchibouguac ..
Kouchibouguacis Kent...
Lake District......[Albert.c..v...
Green Head......../St John ....
Green Point ......
Green River.......
Greenwich Hill...
Grindstone Isl’d..| /
Afall’s Siding......
Hammond River..
Hammond Vale...
Hamilton’s Mt’n.
Hampstead ......., )
Hall’s
QUEENS Viesecceeeees
‘ Northumberland.
Northumberland..
Westmorland
W pareaniand.,
Westmorland
onan
St Jolin........ vei
Riteth ca
Albert eevee PTT ETT TTT
weed AlbOrteseccccse ce. a
Weerina cae
Northumberland
Indiantown ....... NS
rt aioe aga ies
..| Westmorland
..| Westmorland
Albert ........ o sbsesel
evans heey caveee’
Jacksont own. aauts
Janetville ......5...
Jemseg vse
Jenkins.........000..
Westmorland .
QUEENS vce eee
Northumberland.
Westmorland
NEW BRUNSWICK ROUTES.
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
keag, A
Salisbury, A
See Boundary Creek
.|Woodstock, E or F
.{Fredtn Junc., C or D
.|Harvey, C
Si alisbury, A
Salisbury, A
.|Apohaqui, A
Sackville, A
See Petitcodiac
Campbellton,
Petitcodiac, A
(Salisbury, A
ac wee ae! Dor 1
Dalhousie, 5
St John
.|Hoyt, C
Salisbury, A
Salisbury, A
Salisbury, A
Woodstock, E or F
..|Hewett’s,
.|Hodgdon, E or F
Salisbury, A
.. (Salisbury, A
(Salisbury, A
(Salisbury, A
.|Hoyt, C
| qumphrey’ 8 he A
w[Richibucto, 5
..|"astport, 3
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
St John
..|Caraquet, 5
Petitcodiac, A
Moncton, A
Salisbury, A
Apohaqui, A
Bathurst, 5 ‘or G
Jemseg, 1
Apohaqui, A
.../Apohaqui, A
..| Woodstock, A
Sackvilie, B
See Round Hill
Tennants Cove, 1
..|Apohaqui, A
i\Fredericton, D or 1
..|See Bristol
\Fredericton, D or 1
Richibucto, 5
Rothsay, A
(See Belleisle Bay
See Long Reach
sb Woodstock, E or F
‘a Woodstock, E or F
G Richibucto, 5
... See Louisville
.. (Salisbury, A
.|Fairville, C
.o{Bathurst, 5 or G
Woodstock, BE or F
.|Greenwich Hill, 1
.. {Salisbury, A
Siding, E or F
..|Nauwigewauk, A
{See Upham Vale
Oak Point, 1
i Bempatead 1
[Osse
.. |Ossekeag, A
..|Fredericton, D or 1
wo |Sussex, A
...{Richibucto, 5
..|Fredericton, D or 1
Chatham, 5 or 6
5 or G
,6orG
Woodstock, E or F
Woods tock, K or F
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
PASSENGER’S DESTINATION,
Town, Village, &c.
Lakefield.............
Lake George
Lake Settlement..
Lakeville ...........
Lakeville Corner|Q
Lameque virseeseee
Lancaster,,......6
Lawrence.........
Lower Village ....
Ledge (The)
L’Etete
Lew isville van
Lepreaux',
Lewis Mountain...
L’Etang
Lincoln
Lindsay’s
Linton...
Little Buctouche.|1
Little Cape........
Little Falls........
Little Lameque....
Little Nipisiquit..
Little River (Co-
verdale).........
little River (El- }
GIN). .crvecscereres
Little River........ |
Little River........
| Little River........
Little Rocher......
Little Rocher......}G
Little Shemogue.
Little Shippigan.
Little South West}
Liverpool...........
Loch Lomond...
| Londonderry......|
Long Creek........
| Long Point........
| Long Reach eycakee
Long Reach....... iS
| Long Settlement
| Louisville............!
| Lord’s Cove........ She
pe umienand
Lower Brighton..|
Lower Cante rb'y.| ly ork
Lower Cape....... | Albert...
| Lower Cape......
L@wver Coverdale! A
Lower French V9 York .......ccee sees Pe
Lower Turtle Cr.|/
Lower Haynev'le|York.....
Lower Hillsboro’.|
Lower Bartibog
Lower Line
Queensbury...
McLeod's sae
Maces Bay...
Mactaquack ...
—_____
Most convenient Poiy
Railroad or Steamboy,
" “=
Kings..sceesseeees vee
.. (Fredericton, Dor!
Richibucto, 5
7 W oodstoc k, E or?
. Lawrence’ i orF
See Lower French Vy
St Stephen, F or3,¢-
st ira hy 4
Kings...ssccsssseeses
a Charlotte .......
..| Westmorland
Westmorland eee A
eee eT ere Ly
oa Woodstock, E orf
i igi tay “reek, 2
Westmor iandeal
See ideas
Ae Bathurst, 5 or G
| Albert ceeeaeihiins 5
See iia Vale
inc 5 or G
Newes Ae 5, 6 orG
. See Richibucto
Noruumbedant
oe Aeron aed A
NOT eee
W oodstotk, E or F
See Deer Island
Chatham, 5 or 6
Canterbury, E or?
See Bridgedale
Fredericton, D orl
.|Fredericton, D or |
pais Dor!
Lower Newcastle} Noxthumborinad
Lower Peel........
Lr. Pokemouche.|
| Lr. Prince Wm..
Lr. Queens bury...
Lr. Sactbenoeanly q
Lower Village ....|K
Lower Wakefield) Cs:
Lr. Woodstock ..|C
Northumberland
Westmorland......
Charlotte ....... see
Went veceeeee vueseis
Yor "(McAdam Junc.,0,Beh
; a: oodstock, 5 orf
pee cy ia D ori
x Fredericton, D orl
Woodstock, E orF
Richibucto, 5
Woodstock, E orF
Woodstock, E or?
F redericton, Dori
Lutz Mountain....
Lynnfield ..........
Maclaughlan Rd..
McAdam June...
McCain Settl’t....
McDonalda’s Cor...
McKenzie’s Cor...
McDonald's Point|K
McLeod Hill.....
Lawrence, E or?
..|McKenzie, E or F
‘ Fredericton, Dor!
“Ist ‘Andrews, Kor i
.|Fredericton, D or!
DIRECTORY. |
own, Village, &c.
adawask
ladisco...
agaguadavic ...
ACUNAY «..seeeeee
lammel Settl’t..
anawagonish...
ansfield ....... sese
laple Green......
Apleton vseseseeee
aquapit Lake...
arkhamvill
eadows
CAUOWS seseseees
eadow Brook...
pduxnikeag.....
emramcook ..
ddle Coverdale} A
dle River......
iddle Simonds..
ddle St Frs.....
ddleton ......006
id Southampton
scou oh sland...
Dhannas ...
Dore’s Mills......
Dulies River...
DNCtON.ssseeseeees
neton Road....
nument Settl’t\C
rton’s Beach.../S
uuntain Brook..
junit Whalley...) V
squito Cove...
ih of Jemseg|()
uith of Keswick | Y
uth Millstream] K
uth of soe ed
rray’s Corner,
ngtart tree eeeeees
quash...
tall Poin
Kawick.eues,
PAN
rows,
bvivewauk. ..
an
Bandon.
burgh...
Cauaan..,
castle
Horton
lanners Sutton.. 4
pugerville .....++! )
echanies’ Settl’t) KX
ddle Landing..JG
castle Brid gelQueen:
castle Oreck, Queens
Assate Albert
Ireland...... Albert
Ireland Road/ Albert
Jerusalem... Queens
Dontyyy fap BECTO
RY.
—
niont Poigy ASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
ible by
Steamboy, own, Village, &c. County.
man ah cccnuasiih
adawaska, VICtOVIA... cece
» D orl AdISCO...+++e000ee| Gloucester..........
5 lagaguadavic . SH YOrk veseeeee Gavaeaee
, E or? AQUNAY «severe {York .-.
ammel Settl’t ...| Albert..
5 anawagonish...|St John...
C ‘anners Sutton. YOPK. vicvesicctisces
I or F anstield .....+ ..-| Westmorland......
French Vg laple Green...... Restigouche .......
EF or 3,4 apleton \ oeiaaate «|Albert...... 06
4 laquapit Lake... |Queens ...... va
. rkhamville...... Kings, .cccvveveeseass
aryVille ws. lY Oi anighid
yA aud y ./York ....
ary’s Point, ». Albert...
ascarene . ..|Charlotte .
, E ork laxwell ........e/Charlotte ..
“reek, 2 laugerville J SUNDUTY veeeseees
PAULOWS srsseseeee Charlotte .......68
. AMOWS wevsveeeee Northumberland.
ndston eadow Brook.. .| Westmorland ...
, 5 echanies Settl’t} Kings.....66 eveees ste
dor G eduxaikea ..|Carleton......
A emramcook Westmorland .....
7 ddle Coverdale} Albert ......... e000
r ddle River...... Gloucester...
nt Vale ddle Simonds..| Carleton ... ,
,orG ddle St Frs.....| Victoria.........eee.
A ddleton .....e66. Wesitmorland......
| Southampton! York vc.
A ddle Landing..| Charlotte .......06
por G UIC sssesseenen Westmorland ..
\ lledg . {St John ....
5 I] Cove........../Queens ....
, 5, Gord 1 Creek...) Kent...
DUCLO
town
vill
scou Isl
Dore’s Mi
pncton...
Il Stream........
and.....
DUANNAS esses
ills.
neton Road....
rton’s Beach...
yintain Brook..
A unt Whalley...
5 squito Cove.....
dale wih of Jemseg}
n, Dor! uith of Keswick,
A uth Millstream
n, D orl uth of Nerepis
A rray's Corner,
: UAT. seseeenes
p D or] ina
) or 6 aval Point.
, Kor kawiek...,
5 pan
Bli's Cre
aw ay ak
Band
, Hors!
"Dor!
burgh ase,
ates, wiK
Northumberland.
ek.. x
on
|Charlotte ..
[York wees és
ISt JOHN........sceees
|(loucester
e's Mil ..|Charlotte...
Dulies River.....|
| Westmorland .....
mument Settl’t|Carleton...... ss...
St John........
ra
| Kings
ist John...
se KON teeceee vee
./ York
.|Northumberland.
JQUECNS....cecceceeeee
York.
of Northumberland.
«| Northumberland.
[KINGS ...s6 ceeeeeees
i Queens ..
Kings
Charlotte...
Kent ss csviscvsavcaees
Westmorland .....
Restigouche ....
Westmorland .....
StJobneee
\(Jueens
Y ork ....
Kings...
Westmorland .....
Carleton.........065
iestigouche .
York vo...
York ..
Kings .
Hej|Queens.......seceee
Albert...
. | Maudsley
...| Dalhousie, 5,
.jFredericton, D or 1
..{Fredericton, D or 1
../Fredericton, D or 1
.{See Hammond River
Newcastle, 5, 6 cr @
NEW BRUNSWICK
Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
'See Jdmundston
(Bathurst, 5orG
Magaguadavic, O
.|Magaguadav ic, 10)
«Salisbury, A
. St John
Harvey, ©
See Head of Ridge
Dalhousie, 5, 6,or G
«Salisbury, A
.|Sheftield, 1
Sussex, A
Frede sricton, D orl
»KorF
[Salis sbury, A
...| Mascarene, 4
...| Maxwell, F
.|Maugerville, 1
Meadows, F
Newcastle, 5,
.|Meadow Brook, B
..[Penobsquis, A
| See Lindsay’ 8
Memramcook, B
Salisbury, | A’
..|Bathurst, 5 or G
.| Woodstock,
KorFk
Woodstock, Kor lf
Dorchester, B
Fredericton, Dor1l
See St Stephen
... (Sackville, B
«(St John
.JJemseg, 1
.|Shediac, A
Apohaqui, A
..|St Stephen, F
.J/bredericton, D or 1
St John
Shippigan, 5
ASt Stephens, F or 3 4
.|Moore’s
Mills, F
Shediac, A
Moncton, A
Moncton, A
McKenzie, F
.|St John
..|Dalhousie, 5,
Sackville, B
Fairville, G
.jJemseg, 1
...{redericton, D or 1
.[See Apohaqui
Nerepis, C
Sacl.ville, B
See Bath
...{Pairville, C
...| Richibucto, 5
Fredericton, D or 1
Chatham, 5 or 6
Wickham, 1
6o0rG
New castle,
Nerepis, C
Bi uthurst, 5
5,6 o0rG
5or G
|W Godstock, K or F
Petitcodiac, A
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
Newcastle Bridge, 2
... [Newcastle Creek, 2
.|Monctan, A
Penobsquis, A
.|Penobsquis, A
Oak Point, 1
6 or G
6o0rG
; Poekmouche ...
ROUTES
PASSENGER
|
Town, Village, &e.|
New Maryland...
New Mills........6.
New River...
Newtown ....
Nipisiquit......cceee
Northampton .....
North Branch.....
North Head........
North Esk Boom,
Northfield
North Forks.......
North Joggins ...|
North Lake
North Lake..
North River
North R Platform}
Norton Dale.......
sforien Station..
W. Millstream
Noe tO...
Oak Bay....
Oak Hill...
Oak Point..
Oak Point..
Oromocto ......eeee
Oxtford’s Cove...
Ossekeag veces
Palmerston ..........
Partridge Island.
Patterson Settl’t.
POOL ivsseecsesonsests
Penntield
Pennfield Ridge..|
Penobsquis.........
Peter’s River
Petersville...
Petersv. Church. |
Petitcodiac.........
Plaster Quarries..
Pleasant Ridge...|
Pleasant Vale...
Plumwiseep.....
Pockshaw......
Point du Bute.....|
Point du Chéne..}
Point La Nim......
Point Pleasant...
.|Charlotte........ F
.. |Richibuc is § 5
aT Sussex, A
vee (Pr redericton, D or 1
...|Bathurst,
2 |W oodstock, KE orF
. (See Tracey’
lYork
.| Westmorland .....
YOLK vececseseeseuees
KEN GS sesseeceeeeneee
.|Kings 0...
‘ HONEY
Passe keag iiosans IK
(Kings vo...
Perry Settlement|Kings .....
.|Gloucester
/QUEENS vo. eeeee es
: Kings asdverk
.| Gloucester
.| Westmorland .....
County.
YOrk ..eseseeee reeds |
Restigouche ......
Kings .....
YOrKissessees cece
Gloucester ....
Carleton.,....
‘Sunbury aevesaustoe
\Charlotte .......60
‘Northumberland.
Sunbury iene kan eanc
Sunbury Araasuneeces
.| Westmorland .....
Westmorland ...
West morland.....
147
‘1S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point
accessible by
Railroad or Steamboat.
F redericton, Dorl
Bathurst, 5 > or G
Fairville,
5,60r G@
See Grand Manan
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
Newcastle Creek, 2
Briggs’ Corners, 2
Sackville, B
Woodstock, E or F
Sackville, B
Salisbury, A
North River Platform, A
Northumberland.
ve UMN GS cesses ceeeeeees
. [Charlotte ..........
.|Charlotte v.00.
Northumberland..
.|Northumberland.
Kings: ..sissccsavocte
Quee ANS ..eeee ve
iW estmorland Cia
KOtibissuicccsssceas
St John
ings ...
Sunbury ..
Carleton ...
Charlotte...
Charlotte ..
Fredericton, D or 1
Norton, A
Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
Norton, A
St Stephen, Fr
St Stephen, F
Chatham, 5 or 6
.. {Oak Point, 1
Oromocto,1,or Waasis,D
Newcastle, 5, 6orG
Ossekeag, A’
.|Otnabog, 1
Painsec June., A or B
See St Louis
St John
...|Passekeag, A
tee Hoyt, OC
‘""|See East Florenceville
...{5t George, 4
... {St George, 4
.{Penobsquis, A
Victoria.....
QUEENS ..eeeeceeees
W estmorland .....
Albert.....
St John.
Albert.......
Charlotte ..
Albert .......
Gloucester v........
Westmorland .....
Restigouche ..... ‘
St John........
Point Sapin........
Point Wolf......../
Pollett River...... |
Pollett River St’n|
Pomeroy Ridge..
Poodiac
Poquiock
Portage River...
Port Elgin |
Portland ..........46!
Prosser Brook......
Prince of Wales..
Prince William...
‘Pulrang Settl't...
QUACO.. ee eeee eee
Quaco Head
Quaco Road......
Queensbury .......
Quispampis .......
Rankin’s Mills....
Ratters Corner...
Rear Lots..
.. [Kings deeeeee seaeaet
|Northumberland..
LY OPK ss sccserss
iSt John ...
.|Kings ...
|Kent Aaedes
Ww Se ind et
| Westmorland .....
‘Charlotte caveaevens
YORK isvvecsverseecs
Westmorland .....
St John
Albert.....
St John
Kent......
St John....
St John....
York ....
Carleton..
ee Sussex, A
|W oodstock, KorF
Bathurst, 5 or G@
Welsford, Cc
Welsford, C
Petitcodiac, A
... Salisbury, A
...{Fairville, C
.../Salisbury, A
...| Dumbarton, E
...{Petiteodiac, A
.|Plumwiseep, A
Shippigan, 5
Shippigan, 5
Sackville, B
Pt du Chene, A or 5,6
Dalhousie, 5, 6 or G
...|Fairville, C
..|Richibucto, 5
.|Penobsquis, A
Petitcodiac, A
See N. River Platform
St Stephen, F or 3, 4
Sussex, A
Fredericton, D or 1
Sackville, B
Chatham, 5 or 6
...(5t John
...|Petitcodiac, A
...|Fairville, C
sie Fredericton, Dorl
(Shediac, A
St John
St John
{St John
...(See Lower Queensbury
..(Quispamsis, A
.| Eel River,
bork
Kings .......00.
Sussex, A
Petty | Northumberland See Douglastown
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PASSENGER'S DESTINATION, | Most convenient Point || PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
' S rR'S
Most convenient Poy ASSENGER
accessible by
|
accessible by pwn, Village, &c.|
pr Woodstock... 4
ysalquiteh
Town, Village, dc, County, Railroad or Steamboat.
Red Bank..........|Northumberland |Newcastle 5, 6 or G
Town, Village, &q|. County. Railroad or Steamboy,
— ——— | ——- ——
Westmorland... Memramcook, B
St Josepha.....s
Renous Bridge ...| Northumberland |Newcastle, 5, 6 or G St Leonards....... .|Woodstock, & or ictoria Corner.. 4
Renous River.......,|Northumberland, |Newcastle, 5,6 or G St Louis sees] K ..|Richibucto, 5 ictoria Settl't...
Richibucto.....e[KOmt v.cceeececeeees .|Richibucto, 5 St Martins......... .../See Quaco ictoria Mills...
Richmond .........|Carleton............/See Scotch Corner St Martins ...6../5 . {St John angis
Richmond .........| Carleton... +{Richmond, & or F St Mary’s.... re ‘a Shippigan, 5 ard’s Creek
Ridge ...... 06 seve [Al bert... Retaves «Salisbury, A St Marys..cccveeee .|Fredericton, D or} vard’s Cr Road..
Riley Brook........ VICKOLIAL. eee --|Woodstuck,E or F St Patrick...... vee{Charlotte veces Roix Road, k Fashademoak ...
River Charlo... Restigouche........|/Bathurst, 5 or G St Stephen...... ...|Charlotte ........../5t Stephen, F Faterborough....
River de Chute,..|/Carleton......... +++|Woodstock, E or F St Peters... Gloucester.........J)5t Peters, 5 or G aterville vce
River Louison.....|Restigouche ....... Bathurst, 5 or G Stanley vse LYOrK ..ceceee ...{Fredericton, D or} Fatt Junction...
Riverside ........... ALDGrtrrcecceeeseeces Salisbury, A Starkey’s swe (QUEENS veeceeeeseeeee Apohaqui, A atson Settl’t....
Rochette Point...| Albert....ceeeeee See Petit Rocher Steeve’s Mount’n.| Westmorland ..... Moncton, A AWCIQ.cceecereee
Rockland...........] Westmorland .....| Dorchester, B Steeves Settlem’t.{ Westmorland ...... Petitcodiac, A ebster’s Creek..
Rockport...........| Westmorland ...../Sackville, B Stoney Creek......JALbert...eccecees jSalisbury, A Rap clsford wees ,
+ Rockville.........0.| Kings... sereeeee (Sussex, A || Summerhill... {Queens w... wo Welsford, C Ae SL POOL ....sssees
Roix Road...... «(Charlotte ,.....)Roix Road, E Sussex Corner.....|Kings....... ...|Sussex, A est Beach..
Rolling Dam...... Charlotte ,........+|Rolling Dam, E or F Sussex Portage...|Kings........ ...,Annagance, A estticld esses
Robichaud Settl’t}Kent ..... soe Shediac, A Sussex Vale........]Kings....... ... (Sussex, A est Glassville.. C
Rosebank........06 Northumberland |Newcastle, 5,6 or G@ || Swan Creek Sunbury ... .|Waasis, D joo
Rosehill .........4
Rosevale ........04
-|Gloucester v.66.
Bathurst, 5 or G
Albert...
Sypher’s Cove.....,QUCENS...sseeseeeees
rat
Sussex, A
(Salisbury, A yucintac,........|Northumberland..|Chatham, 5 or 6 N rc]
Rothsay.... see Kings --(Rothsay, A Taxes River...c.../ YORK wisseee eveeveens Fredericton, D or|
Round Hill.........;/Queeus... ‘Oak Point, 1 Tay Mills.ssceceeee| YOrK wesc seesenee Fredericton, D orl
Roxburgh...........,JAlbert.....+ -|Penobsquis, A Tay Settlement... York ....ceeeee Soiveae Fredericton, D orl
Royal Koad........ York ...... «Fredericton, D or 1 Taylor Village...) Westmorland .,.,.{Memramcook, B
Rusagornis ......../Sunbury .. ++ |Rusagornis, D Taylortown... Sunbury See oe Shettield
Sackville............] Westmorland ..... Sack ville, b Three Tree Creek|Sunbury Three Tree Creek, D
Salamanca......0{YOrK c.ccceesseeee .|Salamanca, D Tedish......000 sce Westmorland ...,./Shediac, A ;
Salem ...... scvvecves(ASDOL Es sssercveseces’s Salisbury, A Temperance Vale York .....seeeeeeeeeee | redericton, Dor! There are no R
Salisbury .......44 Westmorland ...../Salisbury, A Téte-a-Gouche....|Gloucester .. .|Bathurst, 5 or G -o steamers: male
Salmon Beach....]Gloucester....... «|Bathurst, 5 or G Ten Mile Creek...|St Jphn ...... .|See Tynemouth
Salmon Creek....|/Queens ......... -|Apohaqui, A The Range... Queens ..... ..{Coal Mines, 2 iton, Rose Blanch
Salmon Creek.....,;S5unbury .. -|Newcastle Creek, 2 Tennant’s Cove...| Kings... oe, Tennant’s Cove, | bud, Fogo, and Tw
Salmon River.....|Albert..... -+-|Penobsquis, A Thorntown ... ... Queens .. | Apohaqui, A at
Salmon River.....jSt John .. St John \| Three Brooks......| Victoria w.cceeveeeee Woodstock, E or! bd weekly betweer
Salmon River...... Victoria... [See Undine \| Tidnish ....... ...| Westmorland .....,JSackville, B bat—chiefly the I:
' Salt Springs Kings... + Sussex, A || Titusville ......00 KINGS... eeeeeee anes Ossekeag, A ie
{ Scotchtown ...+ (QQUCENS weeeeeeeeoeee Sussex, A I] TODIque vssereecees ViCtOria veveeevseees See Andover ortugal Cove, The
} Scotch Settlem’t..| Westmorland ..... Moncton, A Torryburn seceeeeee{St JOHN eee ...| Lorryburn, A : John’s and Hoalif
I Scotch Corner.../Carleton....e Richmond, E or F Tower Hill.........| Charlotte . ...{St Stephen, E ori vasa ait
) Scotch Ridge......| Charlotte .. «St Stephen, F or 3, 4 Toby Guzzle...... York .....06. eaahontes Toby Guzzle, E orf ne of steamers.
\ Scott’s........ YOLK veceseseeeceeeee Scotts, E or F TracadiCs...cccccees Gloucester .....ce. Shippigan, 5 hiananeine i
} Scovil’s Mill Westmorland .....|/Shediac, A Tracey’s Mills.....|Carleton....e Woodstock, E ot! arranging’ th
| Seeley’s Mills.....] Kings............0/Sussex, A | Tracey's Station..,/Sunbury.....eceeee Tracey ‘Station, ( bstead, the travelle
Second Falls...... Charlotte ......00. St George, 4 | Trout Brook... Kent Richibucto, 5 Fdhute ead dl
| Shanklin ........06. St Jolin. wc... cee St John i} Turtle “ ceek...... Albert Salisbury, A ‘ 5, aud the |
; Shediac..,...........| Westmorland .....|Shediac, A TWO a. atsicccceeee York ..... Harvey, U There is only o1
Shediac Bridge...] Westmorland .....|/Shediac, A Tynemouth ........ St Jobnisieccsseveaee St John i
Shediac Road......] Westmorland ..... Moncton, A Undine.... LL ViCtoria veces eceees Woodstock, E or?
Sheffield ............,JSUNDULY ....ceeceee Sheffield, 1 Upham.......: Kings... eee [St John or Susser,
Shemogue . ..| Westmorland ...../See Great Shemogue Upham Vale...... Kin Q'S. .ccccceeeseeees St John or Susses,4
Sheogomoc........, YOrkseeeeeseeeee ---|Canterbury, E or F | Upper Bay du Vin Northumberland Chatham, 0 oro
Shepody Road....)Albert.......ecceeeee See New Ireland Road || Upper Buctouche| Kent .......++-see Shediac, A
Shiketehawk......j]Uarleton.... --|Woodstock, H or I Upper Cape... Westmorland .....jShediac, A
Shippigan.......... Gloucester ........./Shippigan, 5 Upper Caverhill. | York .....65seeeeeees Fredericton, D or! -
Silver Stream.....) Victoria .........0 Woodstock, E or F || Upper Gagetown) (Queens .. .|Upper Gagetown! R
Smith’s ...........45 Westmorland ..... Shediac, A Upper Greenwich KINGS. ....scceevceees Upper Greenwich! Village or Settle
Smith’s Creek..... Kings. a Sebesadcaexes Sussex, A Upper Hampstead CQUCENS .eseeeserenees See Hampstead
Smithtown........./ Kings... - |Ossekeag, A Up’rHaynesville..| York ....... wali rederictoy, Do
Somerville ......... Carleton... -|Woodstock, E or F Upper Kent........{Carleton.. ...| Woodstock, Kor! aa2
South Branch...../ Kings ......... ..{Penobsquis, A Upper Keswick...| York ....... ...{Fredericton, D ot! dam’s C OVE. .a,
South Oromocto..|Sunbury oo... Blissville, C U. Magaguadavic| York Z : he eee seth ads 2
South B. Ken- See Up’r Keswick ridg| York. .. [Fredericton, \ nglice Cove.....
nebecassis ... j KINGS vsssrsse ee -++|Hampton, A Up'r Kingsclear...| York ....+ ...|Fredericton, Dor! psey Cove......
South Nelson...... Northumberland../See Nelsor. Up Loch Lomond|St John... [St John F quaforte...... 0.
Southampton ......)YOrk wees sees Woodstock, E or F Up’r Maugerville.|Sunbury .... Fredericton, D a mherst Cove...
Spragg’s Point...|Kings . +-|Norton, A Up’r Mills.......... Charlotte ..........{8t Stephen, Hors mnold’s Cove...
Springhill ......... MOP cossweseosecsasd Fredericton, D or 1 Up’r Neguace....... Northumberland.. Chatham, oor 6 j caestaee :
Springtield.........) Kings vc. cece Norton, A Up’r Nelson ....... | Northumberland..| Newcastle, 5, 6 of Son Geve
yen , . : A ae ‘ : Solichurv, A con Cove......
Springfield... York ......4 Fredericton, D or 1 Up’r New Horton| Albert Salisbury, Bot? aker’s Tick]
Spruce Lake......j/St John... (St John » Hote saline. ICKIC.. 6
Spurrs Cove....... St John......... ../Pairville, C “rede , tance
St Andrews........ Charlotte ....... ./St Andrews, E or 3,4 || Up’r Sackville...../ Westmorland ..... See pace tr Island.....
St Ann... eee Gloucester ........./Bathurst, 5 or G Up’r Salmon Riv.| Albert... |Penobsquis, ae areneed see. wae
St Bazil... «| Victoria... Woodstock, E or F Up’rSouthampten| York........ thensoeds Woodstock, | ‘Ki arren Island...
St Croix.....ccceee{ YORK wiscceeceeeeeees jSt Croix, C Up’r Sheffield...... QUEENS veeeeeeeeees Upper Sheftiel 1 AITOW ve aeeeey,
St George..........|Charlotte ........../St George, 4 Up’r St Bazil...... Victoria vse Woodstock, be
St John.........6 [St John... sees St John Up’r Wicklow.....!Carleton........06 Woodstock, ko
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ASSENGER’ 8 DESTINATION.
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NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
Most convenient Point | PASSENGER'S DESTINATION,
|
149
Most convenlent Point
accessible by
cessible by wn, Village, &¢. | County. Railroad or Steamboat. | Town, Village, &c. County. Railroad or Steamboat.
| or Steambou, ee a | on | Se errr: | reeeeeeeienceesaeeione | omarion Te
—————, 1 Woodstock., C arleton eaeveenes «| Woodstock, E or F Wt Branch Ni- ee ee ae ws Shediac, A
cook, B psalquitchiocssees Restigouche... .. Campbellton, 5 or G cholas River.
ck, KE ork ictoria Corner. C arleton.. iW oodstock, E or F West River........ 'Albert edeasatevacstaes Salisbury, A
sto, 5 ‘ctoria Settl’'t... Sunbury WW aasis, D ° Westmorland Pt.. Westmorland ,. “Sackville, B
co" ictoria Mills... Westmorland....... !Petitcodiac, A Wheaton Setti’'t.. Westmorland ..... Petite odiac, A
MAGS sss0ssseevereee Sunbury veces \Waasis, D White Rapids... Northumberland.. Newcastle, 5, 6 or G
ny Fard’s Creek... Kings. scceees soos Sussex, A White's Cove. ‘Quee DSi iciiascens Jemseg, 1
ribs Dor) Pard’s Cr Road.. Kin g’s...see veces . Sussex, A Wickham.. wie sess Queens isgeeiweneenca \W ickham, 1
ad, # Fashademoak ... Queens.. ‘Jemseg, 1 | Wickham Station Carleton |W ickham, FB or I
en, F Faterborough.... (QUCENS..ccceeeeeneees 'Apohaqui, AL : Wicklow recesses Carleton |Woodstock, | E or F
3, 5 or G aterville 0. Carleton... «| Woodstock, E or F Williamstown ... .... Northumberland., Neweastle p 5b, dor G
ton, D or] att Junction...., Charlotte Watt Taneton, Ror F | Wilson’s Beach... Charlotte .......... Wastport, :
ui, A atson Settl't.... Carleton... Richmond, E or £ | Willow Grove..... St John wc. St John
n, A AWCIG..ceeeeee Charlotte Waweig, B : Windsor .....cseeeee Carleton..........45 Woodstock, E or F
liac, A ebster’s C reek. Victoria,...... . Woodstock, E or F W oodpoint. lees euear | Westmorland ice Sackville, B
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NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
Prepared for the Dominion and Provincial Directories by P, A. Crossby.
ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
There are no Railways in this Province, and no regular means of communication to the large majority of places
wo steamers make fortnightly trips—southward to Channel 300 miles, touching at Ferryland, Trepassey, Burin, Harbor
iton, Rose Blanche, Burgeo, and La Poile, and northward to Tilt Cove 230 miles, touching at Trinity, Catalina, Greens-
pnd, Fogo, and Twillingate ;
bat—chiefly the latter, There is only one daily stage route
and another runs tri-weekly between Portugal Cove, Brigus, Harbor Grace and Carbonear,
All other places have to be reached by stage, private vehicle, or
in the Province, and that between St. John’s and
ortugal Cove, The few others are tri-weekly, weekly, fortnightly and monthly. Regular communication is had between
ne of steamers.
District.
There is only one city in Newfoundland, the Capital, St. John’s ; the next place of importance is Harbour G
. John’s and Halifax once a fortnight by mail steamship, and with Montreal and Liverpool four times a ycar by the Allan
In arranging the following Table of Routes, the usual Key given to the other Provinces has had to be dispensed with.
hstead, the traveller will find mentioned after each place, the name of the most accessible point by steamer or stage from
. John’s, and the distance and mode of travel (by land or water), from thence to his destination.
UTACE.
TABLE OF ROUTES
Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage.
Distance and means of communication from thence,
vee {Bay de Verds....ccccceceeeeees
dmiral’s Beach ........./St. Mary’s and Placentia....
nglice Cove,......+...-(St. Mary’s and Placentia.........
PSY COVE... eee vee ..|Fogo and Twillingate........08
QUAOTC.. eee eee cesses (Perryland oe ec ce ceca ee eee ceeeas
mherst Cove,.......+++|Bonavista...... cee eeeeeneeceees
mold’s Cove...........{St. Mary’s and Placentia........
ack Cove....+....+ee-++|Twillingate and Fogo ......
acon Cove... cocee|Harbor Main. ceccsecccccssesece
aker’s Tickle..........++|Burgeo ...
paline...,.. veeeeeee [Sb John's.
rd Tsland..ccseeeeveee|POZO cece eens
areneedsess vee Brig“us sce ee cece eees
arren Island........+..-|Placentia and St. Mary’s........
AITOW seve eves ec eevee es {POFtund BAYse sreesseerreseeecs
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sewer reee re Y
Carbonear, 6 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s, 7 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 18 miles, by road.
Fogo, 14 miles, by boat.
Ferry land, 4 miles, by road.
Bonavista, 12 miles, by road.
Fogo,
St. John’s, 42 miles, by road,
Rose Blanche, 6 miles, by road.
St. John’s, 22 miles, by road.
Fogo, 4 miles, by boat,
Brigus, 7 miles, by road,
Harbor Buffett, 7 miles, by boat.
Belleoram, 6 miles by boat.
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“Cape Island ........0s eee
Cann Island............./Fogo aud Twillingate.....seeeee |Seldom- -come-by, 7 miles , by boat.
150
Village or Settlement.
Barrow Harbor...e.. eee
Batchelor’s Cove......ee
Bay Bulls...
Bay de Este.ssesesssseves
Bay de Hast....+-e.eeees
Buy de l'Eau East......+-
Bay de I’Kau Island.......
Bay de North .eseeseecee,
Bay de Verds,........
Bay VArgent.ccecssceeces
Bay of Islands........4. 46
Bay Roberts sees eesee vce
Bay the North.eseceee eres
Beau Bois... ceeecee reeves
Beau Harbor... ...ee ee oe
Beaver Cove. cesveeeecess
Beaver Cove..csecsseeees
Belle Isle... eeeeeres sees
Bennet Islands... ee ee eeee
Belle isle South........6-
BelleOram .cecceoescceees
Birchy Cove....seseeees
Bird Island Cove......+.
Biscay Buay.secececcsecees
Bishop’s Cove....sseeeeee
Black Head...esseeeeeee
Black Head. ....seeeees
Black Head Cove.........
Black Island. ...eeseeeees
Black River....
Blanchet. oc..sscccceseees
Bloody Bay... sees eeueee
Blow-me-down...esee sees
Blue Pinion..........e06.
Bonavista... sscccececveees
Bonne Bay.seer ver secaes
Bonne Bay.scesesceaceees
Boxy o-scccccecccccccnce
Bradley's Cove....ceeeeas
Bragg’s [sland ...........
Braba.cccccccssscevccccs
Branch. ..scsecscceee os
BRADUG 005.006.0800 wee eres
Bramball’s Head.........+
Brent’s Cove... eeseeaes
Brule or Brewley.........
Brig“ua covecrcccccccccecs
Brigugy cee ecseceeeveees
British Harbor......eeeees
Broad Cove..sseoeeeeves
Broad Cove..cevecesecacs
Broad Cove..cccceeseceee
Broad Cove....eecece sees
Broad Cove.: sees essvenes
BRUM C tes cs 0 ese ease eke
Brooklyn ...ccesececeeces
Bryant’s Cove......eseeee
Bull Cove..cccessceeveees
Burgeo weceseveseseveens
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NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
—_— $<
Most accessible point by Steamboat or Sta
Distance and means of communication from th
District,
—_- aa
Bonavista oo ccesseeeeeevecevees
Placentia and St. Mary’s,....++6
Ferryland
Fortune Bays. ..ccceereeeeeeees
Fortune Bayrscesseccseeecevves
POrtUNE Buysse ceaeeeeeeeveves
Fortune Bay...secseesvee eevee
Fortune Baysscccecessesesevves
[Bay de Verds.... wevesrevcevees
\Fortune Bay. ..sseccseoeeeveees
French Shores.sesseveveevevees
Wortune Bayseceseceereenveeecs
Builirsacieacewceas cee ceees
Placentia and St. Mary’s Deveeccne
Twillingate and Pogo..eseseeees
\Twillingate and Pogoseeseeeveee
ISt. Jolin’s Hast... ..secevcveeees
[Bonavista .s.scccccsecssnenvens
iFrench Shore.ssscsecesececeen cs
Fortune Bay. .ceccsscccsosecees
Bonaviste .cceeccersccevcccvecs
Trimity...cccccscccresecccccves
Placentia and St, Mary’s.....ees
Hurbor Grace...eccceeevecveees
St. John’s West. .cccccccesccvee
Bay de Verds....cesceceeccoe «
Twillingate and Fogo. ....ceeees
Twillingate and Fogo......ceeee
Placentia and St. Mary’s......e0e
Fortune Buy.scceccceseeeeseeees
Bonavista .cccvesocscccccvececs
Brigus .scccssccverseccsesceecs
Fortune Bay..ceeccesseecsees
Bonavista .ccesscccccueesceeees
French Shore..essecsceeseeeves
Fortune Bay.sccscseseceecceees
Fortune Bayessscccccereceveess
Bay de Verds ....ceeeeesecseees
BOaavista oe cesecreccccccccsees
French Shore..cscscsececeecees
Placentia and St. Mary’s......6.,
Burgeo and La Poile.......seene
Fortune Bay... ccececeeeeeeas
French Shore.....s.cseeseesens
Placentia and St. Mary’s........
Ferryland...secccccecevsec eves]
Brig“us.scccscceceecsseneececees
Trinity. .ccccceyreccccccsvncces
Trinity. ..ccceseseceeccsveveens
Bay de Verds..sesseeseeesenees
Bonavista ...ceccccvecscceveces|
St. John’s West..ssceeeeeveeees
Harbor Main. ..sccccees cease cece
Fortune Bay...ceccceccsesesces
Open Hall, 10 miles, by boat,
‘St. John’s, 19 miles, by road,
Hermitage Cove, 15 miles, by boat.
|Harbor Briton, 32 miles, by boat.
/Harbor Briton, 12 miles, by boat.
Harbor Briton, 14 miles, by boat.
Hermitage Cove, 17 miles, by boat.
(Carbonear, 38 miles, by road,
Garnish, 80 miles, by boat
Harbor Briton, 32 miles, by boat.
[Burin, 4 miles, by road,
Mortier Bay, 14 miles, by boat.
|Fogo, 15 miles, by boat,
Tilt Cove, 2 miles, by boat,
Portugal Cove, 3 miles, by ferry,
|Greenspond, 5 miles, by boat.
Conche, 4 miles, by boat.
‘Harbor Briton, 15 miles, by boat.
|Bonavista, 9 miles, by road.
Bonavista, 3 miles, by road.
Trepassey, 5 miles, by boat.
Harbor Grace, 6 miles, by road,
St. John’s, 4 miles, by road.
Carbonear, 14 miles, by road.
Fogo, 14 miles, by boat.
Twillingnte, 10 miles, by boat.
Little Placentia, 40 miles, by boat.
English Harbor, 7 miles, by road.
Salvage, 6 miles, by boat,
Port de Grave, 3 miles, by road,
Belleoram, 5 miles, by road.
Hermitage Cove, 10 miles, by boat.
English Harbor, 6 miles, by road.
Carbonear, 16 miles, by road,
Greenspond, 7 miles, by boat.
Croque, 27 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s, 40 miles, by road.
Rose Blanche, 5 miles, by road.
Hermitage Cove, 15 miles, by boat,
La Scie, 7 miles, by boat.
Little Placentia, 14 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 34 miles, by road.
Heart’s Content, 20 miles, by boat.
Trinity, 16 miles, by road,
Carbonear, 13 miles, by road.
King’s Cove, 3 miles, hy road
be John’s, 10!
St. John’s, 3
BOnavistt.cs a cies ere cries eecweaes
Brig“use ces cescscececcesescece
Surgeo and LaPoile....eeseeeses
Burgeo... cessccccssees see{Placentia ..cccencesvcccctecene!
Burgum’s Cove.........
BUEN 2:0 cscesscenecresees
Burn Cove.s.eccecsceseee|
Burn Islanud......seeeeeee
Burnt Head (Cupids),.....|
Burnt Island..........05-
Burnt Island..-..ee.eseee
Burnt Point. ....esseeeee|
Burton’s Pond........eee-
Burying Place... «se...
Butler’s Cove........ 06.
Cape Broyles..eeceevesees
THinity.cc ce ccee veer e sere eeeee,
Burin.cesccccvccncevcccvcsccce|
Ferryland ....cccserece sescoves
Placentia and St. Mary’s ......../
Brigus . see tees ceceeceeeene
Bonavista .... se ee eee ne coeveees
Burgeo.and La Poile. seine wnat we
Bay de Verds.....cceceeesecees
Twillingate and Fogo.......eee.
Twillingate and Fogo......+..0.
BUPIN sg. cesinnain sis’ arerew aed s00 000'0
Ferryland ....cccsc cence ccesscae
Bonavista .......
Harbor Grace..sceeseceeeeeeeee!
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Brit Tarbor, 15 miles, by boat.
St. Jolin’s, 2£
‘St. John’ 3, lt
iiles, by steamer.
les, by steamer.
|St. John’s, 28 mies, by road.
Paradise, 5 miles, by boat.
Brigus, 2 miles, by road,
Greenspond, 7 miles, by road.
Rose Blanche, 8 miles, by boat.
i\Carbonear, 24 miles, by road.
Tilt Cove, 10 miles, by boat.
|Tilt Cove, 7 miles, by boat,
Burin, 13 miles, by road or boat,
'Ferryland, 6 miles, by road.
| Bonavista, 3 miles, by boat,
Ape Fogo.. eeeee
iliead of St. George’s Bay, 55 miles, by boat,
Harbor Grace....seeeeeeeeeeees |Portugal Cove, 18 miles, by steamer,
Bark’s Beach....e 4
St. John’s, 72 miles, by road and steamer.
North Head of Bay of Islands, 23 miles, by boat
Portugal Cove, 18 miles, by steamer,
Bnzick Cove...,
Village or Settl
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bamberlains....
Dance COV. seuss
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Panne! seveveees
Dapel ATMseseese
apel’s Cove woe
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attes Harbor...
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Wn's Cove...
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Mey ArMsseesees
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hainberlainsseesseeeeeee
HAUCE COVErsecereeeeree
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MANNE] sececeeececeevve|
papel ATMsesevees soees
apel’s COV seeeeseveee
harles Brook. sseveveee es
attes Harbor ....ee eee]
MUN Cerfircececereeres
Mark's Beach. scececeees
Ark’3 Head..ececscevvee
W'S COVE. .cecreecees
Achmen’s ULV ..eeeees
tterell’s Island... eee
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NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES. 151
District. Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage.
Distance and means of communication from thence,
Twillingate and Fogo,.....+++++|Fogo, 9 miles, by road,
Burgeo and La Poile......++++++|Burgeo, 33 miles, by boat,
French Shore, ....seeeeeeee sees /Quirpon, 18 miles, by boat.
St. Mary's and Placentia,.......|Trpenssey, 15 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s and Placentia,........|/Renewse, 15 miles, by boat,
Burgeo and La Poile.........+++/Obannel, 9 miles, by boat.
Placentia and St, Mary’s,.....+../Placentia, 30 miles, by boat,
|Perryland .oceceeecceee veeecees |Perryland, 2 miles, by road,
|Brigus seecveveveceeseeeseesee(Brigns, 5 miles, by road,
Bay de Verds,..ceeceeeeeveeees(Carbonear, 30 miles, by road,
Twillingate and Fogo.......++.+|Tilt Cove, 3 miles, by boat,
OArbOnear eee cee eeeeeeee sees |Portugal Cove, 21 miles, by steamer,
|BOMAVIStA ce eeee creer eeeeveeees | King’s Cove, 74 miles, by road,
Trinity oc cs ceceeeeeereeeeevees (ot. John’s, 60 miles, by steamer,
French Shore. ...ceseeeeeee sees (Lt Scie, 4 miles, by road,
THiMity ese cece ee ceeeeeeeee eee | trinity, 6 miles, by road,
Fogo and Twillingate,...++....+..|Greenspond, 15 miles, by boat.
|HTarbor Mala... ceeeeeee eee eens (Ste John’s, 39 miles, by road.
Harbor Main. ...eccee sees ee eeee |Topsail, 2 miles, by road,
Trinity ose ceceeeeeeeeeeeeee ee |New Harbor, 22 miles, by boat.
'Twillingate and Fogo. ....++++e./Fogo, 8 miles, by boat,
Burgeo at La Poile........eeee. | St. John’s, 300 miles, by steamer.
Trinity... ceecreeeveeeeeeeeeses /Dildo, 8 miles, by boat,
Harbor Main .csceeeeseeeseeees| Holyrood, 3 miles, by road,
\French Shore...+sseeeeee eeeeee {La Scie, 69 miles, by boat,
Placentia and St. Mary’s...ceseee Merasheen, 10 miles, by boat,
Burgeo and La Poile,....++.++++/Rose Blanche, 21 miles, by boat,
BriQ*usccccec ce ceceveeeesceeess (Brigns, 5 miles, by road,
Twillingate and Fogo.........../Herring Neck,
Bay de Verds wececseeseeeseee es (Carbonear, 2 miles, by road,
French Shore....e.sseeeeeeeees (La Scie, 20 miles, by boat.
BOMAVIStA .o se eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees (Greenspond, 10 miles, by road.
French Shore....sseeeeeeeeeees{Channel, 22 miles, by boat.
Harbor Grace.....seeeeeeeeeees (Harbor Grace, 19 miles, by road,
St. Mary's and Placentia..,.......|St. John’s 60 miles by road.
Harbor Main. ...eeseeeseee eee es (Brigus, 6 miles, by road,
French Shores..secsesseeeeeess|Mntrance to Canada Bay, 14 miles, by boat.
French Shore... .seeeeeeeeee es [Great Harbor deep, 30 miles, by boat.
MD vecesececeveeveevs |Mortune Bay. cee ceeseveveceeess {Harbor Briton, 48 miles, by boat.
MO River..ceveseveense
Fortune Bay......esseeeeeesee (Hermitage Cove, 25 miles by boat.
jombe's Cove.seeseeeeee(Fortune Bays seseceeeeseeeeeee+(Belleoram, 13 miles, by road.
PPett..ceececeeeeeeees |Burgeoand La Poile............|Burgeo, 16 miles, by boat,
W Harbor......
veveveee|Prench Shores.sseeeeeeeeeoeeee+ (Bonne Bay, 18 miles, by boat.
Ocker’S COV. .seveeee+ (CAPDONCAL eee eeeeseeeseeeeees(Carbonear, 1 mile, by road. .
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veveeeee|Portune Bayes cececeeeceeeseees{Belleoram, 3 miles, by road.
OW. eveeeeeseeeeees (French Shore.s.ssesecevessvees [Lit Scie, 60 miles, by boat.
ckold’s Cove....
abb’s Brook.: ..e6
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rk Tickles. ....
niel’s Harbor.....
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veeeee|French Shore.....ceeseeeeeeee- [Sandy Point, 20 miles, by boat.
-eeee {Fortune Bays. ..eeeseeeeeeeee es {Hermitage Bay, 26 miles, by boat.
PIS cee eceeeceee eee e [BPIZUS ce ceseeeceeeseeeeeeeeees(brigus, 2 miles, by road,
socetsecce cose veee(BUPINec cece cerecescceceeoecse. (Burin, 7 miles, by road.
seseseveeeeeeeiot. Mary’s and Placentia,......../Placentia, 21 miles, by road.
sescceee|TTinity,...6..
veoeeees /Twillingate and Fogo......
ce eeeeeeoeeeecees (Old Perlican, 4 miles, by road,
».ee+{Tilt Cove, 25 miles, by boat.
.|Prench Shore ........++2.e+.e++|/Bonne Bay, 4 miles, by boat.
ceeees {Fortune Bay. sce cece eeeeeee ee ee (Harbor Briton, 6 miles, by boat.
veceeeseeseeee(Prench Shore.....cseeeeeseeeee {Quirpon, 2 miles, by boat,
veveeeeoes (Fogo and Twillingate.....
BNZICK Cove.ces
+e+e+./Greenspond, 18 miles, by boat.
BUYIN. ee ee eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeees (Fortune, 8 miles, by road.
«eee (Burgeo, 12 miles, by boat.
see eeeeeee ee [PRIMEY ca cee cece ee eeeeeeeeees | NeW Bonaventure, 10 miles, by boat.
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see ee rece ee ee [LTENILY ce eee cee eceeeeeeeeesees (Heart's Content, 35 miles, by road.
veee{Portune Bay.sse ce eeeeeeeee eee (Belleoram, 15 miles, by boat.
teesceeeseeeeees (Placentia and St. Mary’s........|Salmonier, 9 miles, by boat.
»|Bonavista ....6...eeeseeveeeees/Barrow Harbor, 8 miles, by boat.
.«..|Fogo and Twillingate.........../Greenspond, 28 miles, by boat.
veeee (Placentia and St. Mary’s,........|Placentia, 26 miles, by road.
veeeeceeeeees (Burgeo and La Poile..........+-|Hermitage Cove, 16 miles, by boat.
Placentia and St. Mary’s,........|(See Long Beach.
[BUTE Coe eee eee ee eee coerce ee (burin, 3 miles, by road,
eee eee eeee ees (BLIZUS cee cee sees ceeeeereee soos (brigus, 3 miles, by road.
Burgeo and Lapoile........+....{La Poile, 2 miles, by road,
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English Cove....sereeees
English Harbor.......+++
English Harbor, east...+--
English Harbor...+++++++-
English Harbor... -++.++.
Eoglish Harbor, West....-
Eddy’s Covesssseseeeeees
Exploits Burnt Island.....
Exploits River......eeeess
Pair Island ...eeceereess
Feather Point......+- e+e
Fermuese ..seseeeeeeeree
Ferryland ...-eeeeree ress
Flat Bay cee ceeeeeeevees
Flat Islands....--+eeeseee
Flat Rock....0-+.eseeees
Flat Rocks ....-+ eee: aoe
Fleur de Lis....-sseeeres
Plat Islands...+.+-eeeeeee
Flower Island.....+++e.ees
Flower’s Cove.-.se.ereees
Flurry’s Bight .....s+eees
FOGO vaceeceeceeceeseees
Fortune oosececccseseeses
Fortune ..crcceseceecvere
Fortune Harbor ......eees
Pox Cove.ce.seceeeseence
Fox Cove.ssessceneeeess
Pox Harbor.....eeereevee
Fox Island......eeeeeeeee
fox Island Harbor.....+++
BPoxlOW. vecccceeeceseeeee
Fox Trap.soceceee cence
Fox Roostecssceesevecees
Francois ses. se ce eeeeeres
Frenchman’s Cove..-eseee
Fresh Water....eee+seeres
‘Fresh Water... ..seeeeeees
Fresh Water Bay oe sees
Fresh Water Bay -.eserees
Furby’s Covesseesseereees
GaAVid.cccceccececeeesoee
District.
Harbor Main..... eee eee seeeee
Fortune Bay.scccacccerveeerees
French Shore. ...6..+ secsceee eeeee
Trinity .sesrcresccdconsiceesse
Fortune Bay...cceeceeeceeevees
French Store ...cseseveevsvevee
Twillingate and Fogo....-.e.eee
Fogo and Twillingate........00.
Bonavista... .ccevecceccvvcccens
Harbor Grace..ceeeeseeeeeeeves
Ferryland ..... cee ssceeveesees
Ferryland ....scccsvescsevesecs
French Shore......ceeeveeeveee
BOLO :eie: 0: oricerne@rs'e wrod ores arveaiee
St. John’s Enst......eee eee rr
Bay de Verds..cee.cesereeceees
French Shore.....sseeeceeeeecs
Bonavista cc ccssceccceccscccess
Bonavista... .ccccececereesecees
French Shore ....seeesseeveeees
Twillingate and Fogo... .....05
Fogo and Twillingate.........6.
Burin.ess.sc0 vececeeeesesieeese
French Shore.... ..scseveeeeeee
Fogo and Twillingate...........
Burin. ccscccscccccenssesssvoes
Fortune Bay... .ceecsereeseves
Placentia and St. Mary’s.....ee0
Fortune Bay ...eceuececeseee eee
Burgeo and La Poile...... seve
Placentia and St. Mary’s........
Harbor Main......ceeeeveeeeees
Burgeo and La Poile.........00.
Burgeo and La Poile....ee..eeee
Fortune Bay...e cee ceeeeeeeeees
Placentia and St. Mary’s........
Bay de Verds.......eceseessees
Bonavista ce seseccccevseervcees
St. John’s. ..cccecccsccccsevens
Fortune Bay...seeesevecseecees
Burgeo and La Poile.....e+..65.
Garnish ...eeeceeeeeeeoes
GiasterSe..eseceee eeveeese
Gaskin, Point La Hays....
Gaultoigs ..ceee cece eeees
George’s Cove..seeeeeenes
Goose Cove....cceereeece
Jooseberry .eeevereee vee
Golden Bay...e.seeseeeee
Gooseberry Islands.......+
CGLould’s.ccecssece cesses «
Jould’s Road....seeeeees
Grand Bank ...cere ee eens
Grand Bruit.....ceeee eens
Grandfather’s Cove......6
Grandy’s Brook.....+ee0
Jrandy’s Point. ...eeesees
Grandy’s Passage....++-+s
Grate’s Cove..ccereserees
Great Barrasway. ...+.-.
Great and Little Barrasway
Great Bonal ..seecesereee
Great Harbor... ....es see.
Great Harbor Deep.......
Great Jervois...eeeeseees
Great Paradise... ..eseeaes
Great St. Lawrence ...,..
Green Covessscceeeeseees
Jreen Island Cove.......
Green’s Harbor.....e eves
Greenspond ..seecerssee,
Green Island... ..ceeeeees
Griguet cccccerecenneeees
Portune BAY... ce cece eee eee eee
Harbor Main. .....e-+..
St. Mary’s and Placentia........
Fortune Bay....cccecece cenees
Trinity i. ieee cose es ee teceser ees
French Shore.....0-sesscvecese
Placentia and St, Mary’s.......6.
Placentia and St. Mary's.......6.
BOMAVIStA. ce ce cee ee rece scenes
Perryland oe seeeeee ces Sense eens
French Shore...... Bah Caecoa Tosa alee
Fortune Bay....ccseecssceeuens
Placentia and St, Mary’s........
Surgeo and La Vvoile..........4-
Trinity...... eee
Burgeo and La Poile......e..ee
Placentia and St. \ary’s.......6.
Placentia Bay....sscccscesseses
Fortune Bay.e..eeeeeees eas ayers
French Shoroseseeeees einierw ai 8a 006
Fortune Bay... ccccssesccscvces
Placentia and St. Mary’s,........
Burin. ..cscscons vee e rer eceres
French Shore....s. eevee veeee oe
Trinity .cescereecs Ceeea ebieietee
LETHE os ce viewucee Saco bcee 6 Caw k oe
BOHAVIB tH 0:0-0 eo0.00:6 oi 06% boy ee oe
French Shore... seceseceeeees
French ShOre....eee eevee ecceee
NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
Boa reece mcrn~cpe Kartamagn ages ESAT OUT ROSA TTR TI I/II TA OOO PION EN a a eR
Mast accessible point by Steamboat or Stage,
Distance and means of communication from theny,
|Brigus, 3 miles, by boat.
Bonavist@ ....+..eeeeeeeeveeeee|Greenspond, 1 mile, by road.
Harbor Briton, 54 miles, by road.
La Scie, 45 miles, by boat.
Trinity, 7 miles, by road,
Belleoram, 4 1niles, by road.
Cape Norman, 37 miles, by boat.
|Twillingate, 24 miles, by boat.
Twillingate, 14 miles, by road.
|Greenspond, 9 miles, by boat.
Harbor Grace, 3 miles, by boat.
|Ferryland, 7 miles, by road.
Sandy Point, 8 miles, by boat.
Burin, 15 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 12 miles, by road,
Carbonear, 3 miles, by road.
La Scie, 20 miles, by boat.
Barrow Harbor, 7 miles, by boat,
Greenspond, 9 miles, by boat.
Cape Norman, 40 miles, by boat.
Fogo, 16 miles, by boat
St. John’s, 162 miles, by steamer.
Lamaline, 17 miles, by road.
Croque, 35 miles, by boat.
Twillingate, 28 miles, by boat.
Burin, 2 miles, by road,
Garnish, 24 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 9 miles, by road.
Gaultois, 4 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 14 miles, by boat.
|St. John’s, 16 miles, by road.
Channel, 6 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 39 miles, by boat.
Garnish, 3 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 1 mile, by road,
Carbonear, 2 miles, by road.
Salvage, 23 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 5 miles, by road.
Hermitage Cove, 3 miles, by boat.
Rose Blanche, 8 miles, by boat.
Burin, 20 miles, by road.
(St. John’s, 36 miles, oy road.”
jSt. Mary’s, 4 miles, by road.
Croque, 18 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 12 miles, by road.
St. Mary's, 24 miles, by boat.
Greenspond, 12 miles, by boat,
St. John’s, 15 miles, by road.
Brigus, 3 miles, by road,
. |Portune, 4 miles, by road.
tose Blanche, 15 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 7 miles, by boat,
Presque, 9 miles, by road,
Rose Blanche, 9 wiles, by boat.
Bay de Verd3, 6 miles, by road,
Burgeo, 10 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 8 miles, by road.
Harbor Briton, 3 miles, by road,
La Scie, 38 miles, by boat.
Gaultois, 8 miles, by boat.
St. Kyran’s, 12 miles, by road.
Burin, 16 miles, by road,
donne Bay, 7 miles, by boat.
Catalina, 1 mile, by boat.
Heart’s Content, 23 miles, by road.
St. John’s, 100 miles, by steamer,
Cape Norman, 30 miles, by boat.
Croque, 37 miles, by boat,
[Domnnn
|St. John’s, 40 miles, by steam2r, and 44 by road,
Harbor Briton, 13 miles, by boat and road.
New Bonaventure, 25 miles, by boat.
Great ilarbor Deep, 10 miles, by boat.
IRECTORY. |
Village or Sett
roa’s Island... .
FOLG. + cevcecnce
ull Cove..ceses
Ulli@S. see eeeeee
ull Island. se.
all's Bay. see.
lapny Adventure.
art's Harbor....
arbor Briton....
wbor Buffett ..
farbor de Veaux.
arbor Galley...
arbor Grace...
arbor Le Cou...
marbor Main......
arbor Mille.....
arbor Round.....
Are BaYswseeeee
10 Bayessesere
aiter’s Puint.....
RY Slack oe. eee ee
py ward's Cove ..
pad of Bay Despai
Bead of Fortune Ba
Beart’s Content...
ar’3 Desire.....
part's Delight...
Parts Kaseecseee
rnitage Cove...
meting Neck.....
pe All oe
bb’s Hole......0
scock’s Point....
OlyrOOd .. eave eens
lyrood North Arn
Diyroud ....eeees
poping Harbor....
Orse Cove..eeveee
Mmodian Arm...ee-..
dian Bay veseeess
dian Cove... sees
dian Harbor......
dian Head.......
ner Islands....0
dian Islands,.....
land's Hye ....5.
and Cove....e.es
Nand Cove.......5
and Cove........
lind Harbour,....
lé aux Morts......
le of Glues... eee.
Mle Valen.......u,
ck Fountain.....
ckson's Arm...
ckson’s Arm..eee
ude Bay ve eee
tsey Harbor......
gging Hole.......
Db's Cove.s.ecceee
moe Battls Arm.....
bin Gill's Harbor...
ln's Points. .eees
CD cieeseeeereas
lligrew’s...eeees
ing’s Cove. sees,
ing’s Cove... .....
B’iley’s Harbor...
night's Cove,.....
adle Cove .ececue
Ally Covesss....,
AMAline ,
AMAanche
AWanche
Ceereecas
SP Owe rane
MeMarbor Mille.sss.seesseee
s
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IRECTORY. ] NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
Village or Settlement. District.
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a
Bonavista. .cccscccccsccccceces
Fortune Bay.. ..+.+.++++..e+++/Hermitage Cove, 7 mile, by boat.
ull Cove...s.eeeeeeeee+|/Placentia and St. Mary’s........./St. Mary’s, 18 miles, by boat.
ullies. seeveseee cee ress (BIiQUS ceeceececeeereeecevveeee(brigus, 3 miles, by road.
ull Island. ...eesseeeeee (Bay de Verds,....+.eeeeeeeeee8+(Carbonear, 22 miles, by road,
all’s Bay. ..+e+-eeeeeeee/Twillingate and Fogo.......e+. {Tilt Cove, 23 miles, by boat.
apy Adventure..++..+++|BONAVISLA.....seeeeeeeeeeeeeee+ {Barrow Harbor, 2 miles, by road.
art's Harbor... .seeeeee ee /TIMity wcccce eee eee cree eeeeeees Heart's Content, 12 miles, by road.
arbor Briton...coeeeeeee{Portune Bay... se .eeeeceeeeeeee(St.dohn’s, 230 miles, by steamer.
urvor Buffett. ....eeeee+/St. Mary’s and Placentia,......../Little Placentia, 16 miles, by packet.
arbor de Veaux....+.++-JFrench Shore....++.e++eeeeee+-|Croque, 10 miles, by boat.
arbor Galley ....+++..++ {Fortune Bay...eceeeseeeeeeeee+(Gaultois, 4 miles, by boat
arbor Grace. seeeeeeeees{Ularbor Grace... ses seeeee eee (Portugal Cove, 19 miles, by steamer.
arbor Le Cou..+.++.+++-|Burgeo and La Poile.......+.+.+-|Rose Blanche, 1} miles, by road.
arbor Main. .seseeeeeees| APDOF \ AIM. cece eeeeeeeeeeeees (Ot, Jolin’s, 35 miles, by road.
Fortune Bay...e.eee cesses eeee+(Garnish, 32 miles, by boat.
French Shore....eeeceeseeeveee{ La Scie, 8 miles, by boat.
Bonavist@...eeceeeeeceeeeeeeee(Greenspond, 23 miles, by boat.
Fogo and Twillingate..........--|/Fogo, 3 miles, by road,
Burg’o and Lan Poile.........+..|Burgeo, 16 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s and Placentia........|Little Placentia, miles,
Bonavist® ...ceeeeeeeeeee eevee |Greenszpond, 8 miles, by boat.
Fortune Bay....e+.ee+.eeee0++-|Harbor Briton, 35 miles, by boat.
Fortune Bay...seeesceeseoe+eee\Hurbor briton, 55 miles, by boat.
rinity coeesseeeeeeceeeseeecee {Harbor Grace, i5 miles, by road.
Primity ..ccceeeeceeeeeeceeeeee(Heart’s Conten'!, 6 miles, by road,
[Trinity cocecscceeceveeccseeeees|Hearvs Content, 9 miles, by road.
Lrinity cc cece cece es ewww eens oe (Hearts Content, 15 miles, by road.
rmitage Cove..s..setee-{Mortune Bay.....eeeeeseseeeee+ {Harbor Briton, 9 miles, by boat and road.
mmerting Neck......e+++ -|Pogo and Twillingate........+..|!willingate, 4 miles, by boat.
PO AIL cco veeeee cesses | TTIMity ceeecscceveecescecceees(Heartvs Content, 28 miles, by road.
bb's Hole. se eeee cece es [BiQus occ ce cee ee eeee ve ee eee (Brigus, 3 miles, by road.
seock’s Point....+..... |Burgeo and La Poile..,........-/Rose Blanche, 10 miles, by boat.
plyrood....eeeeeeee eee: fHarbor Main ....eeeeeseeseee ee (St. John’s, 28 miles, by rvad.
lyrood North Arm...+..|Harbor Maln....eceee sees eee e+|Holyrood, 2 miles, by road.
plyroud ..eseeeeeeeeeee (St, Mary’s and Placentia ........|St. Mary’s, 15 miles, by boat,
poping Harbors. .seesees{Frenclh Shore. sce ceceereceeeees
prse Cove. seeveeeeeee es (Harbor Main ..ccccceesecceeces
dinn ArM..ceee.seee ees |BOMAVIStA ce recceeeereceecceens
ian Bay veces seeeees|BOMAVISTA .e sc ce er eccevevecenrs
dian Cove..seeeeveeess(Fogo and Twillingate.....eeeees
dian Harbor....eeyeeees} Burgeo and La Poile......eeeees
dian Head. ..esseee sees] French Shore... .cceeeceeeseens
ner [slandg....eeeeeees{BOMAVIStA.. ce eeee ceeeeeneeeers
dian [slands,......++++-|Fogo and Twillingate........0.
land’s Hye ...ceeecees [Trimity -seccecercccveceveceees
And Cove.sececeeeveee|Bay de VerdS.scccssevvsececese
Wd COVE. sce cseeee eens {Harbor Grace. ..evecereeesccees
and Cove...seeeseeeees(Harbor Grace... cee ceeeee es eees
land Harbour,....++++++|/Twillingate and Fogo. .....eeee8
lé aux Morts........++++|Bargeo and La Poile.......e.e:
le Of Glue... ee eeeveee ee [Portune Bays... ccceee veeeeeess
Mle Valen........eee06+.|Placentia and St. Mary’s vw... sees
ck Fountain... ..ee.+++/Fortune Bay ......eeeseeeeeee e+ (Garnish, 26 miles, by boat,
ckson's Arm......eeee+{Fogo and Twillingate........+..|/Tilt Cove, 13 miles, by boat.
ckson’s ArM..eeeveee ee {French Shores.sseseeeceeeeeeees {Great Harbor Deep, 35 miles, by boat.
WN de Bay. cos ceececees{BUPIM . cecseverccccccevsceve ss( Burin, 12 miles, by bout.
rey Harbor....eeeeeee+|Portune Bay ....eseee seve ees eee {Harbor Briton, 23 miles, by ferry.
gging Hole.....cseescee|Trinity. cee cseeceeeveeseseesee( Trinity, 5 miles, by boat.
Do's Cove.sssseeveeeeeee|Bay de Verds ..eseeeveveeeeeee|Carbonear, 25 miles, by road,
moe Batts Arm.........++(Fogo and Twillingate ..........{Fogo, 5 miles, by road.
bun Gill's Harbor......++|Burgeo and La Poile............/Channel, 5 miles, by boat.
lin's Point...eeseeeeeee(St. Mary’s and Placentia.........{(See North Harbour,
CCS sieeceveeeecesee #(BOMAVISA .cevesccccceveseeeees|Lrinity, 19 miles.
elligrew's...eeeeeeeeeee (Harbor Main. .eee sees eeeeeee ee (t, John’s, 18 miles, by rood
ing’s COVE ..eeeeeeseees{BONAVIStA cess eeeeseeeeeees|Bonavista, 20 miles, by road.
ing’s Cove ws .ccsevveeee Fogo and Twillingate .......+..|/Tilt Cove, 12 miles, by boat.
Piley’s Harbor...e.eecee [THINLY cece ceeceeeeeeeeeeeeese/New Bonaventure, 1 mile, by road.
MMBNighUS Cove.....ccevees [BOMAvistds ces seceee seeveseeeess(King’s Cove, 4 miles, by road.
alle Cove .eeeaseeesees{Portune Bay.ssesceeceeeseee es |Belleoram, 10 miles, by boat.
IY Cove ces seceeeeeee|Merryland.ssseeceseeeeseeerees (St, John’s, 32 miles, by road,
ATIALING. Soa eeeeee ceveee [BULIMs see eeeeceeveveveeeeeeess (Burin, 40 miles, by road,
AMANCHO eee eeceseee ee [Perryland...esesesecseeeeseees (St, John’s, 30 miles, by road.
inauche Placentia and St. Mary's........ {Little Placentia, 12 miles, by boat.
18a
roa’s [sland...eesseeees
Greenspond, 4 mile, by boat.
Tole. vere POR ER
arbor Round. ...eeeeeees
pre BAY. ceeeeeeeeccoees
10 Bayecseserecessvees
piter's Puint.sseeeeeees
AY SACK sep eceeeereeees
py ward's COVE we cseeees
pad of Buy Despair......
Mead of Fortune Bay......
part’s Contetibeecscseecs
art's Degiress...ese ee:
ar’s Delight. cee sesso
PAIS HASCecseveeeeeees
St. John's, 14 miles, by road.
Plate Cove, 6 miles, by road,
Greenspond, 15 miles, by boat.
Twillingate, 25 miles, by boat.
La Poile, 4 miles, by boat.
Cape Ray, 75 miles, by boat.
Greenspond, 10 miles, by boat.
Fogo, 14 miles, by boat.
British Harbor, 17 miles, by boat.
Carbonear, 27 milvs, by road.
Harbor Grace, 9 miles.
Hearv’s Content, 11 miles, by road.
Rose Blanche, 12 miles, by boat.
Merasheen, 6 miles, by boat.
_ Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage.
Distance and means of communication from thence.
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NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
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Village or Settlement.
District.
Lamble’s Passnage........-|Fortune Bay..secesccecsesacecs
Larce Cove...scscsevoves
Harbor Main. ....e0. coeescevecs
Lance Cove.....-seeeeeee it. Jolin’s Hast... .cccccsecesess
Lance Cove.......s00 see
Lance Cove....cceeseee:s
Lance Cove....cccocesees
La Plante.s....seseceees
La Poile ..ceseceveeveees
Lia Scie... cece seccceceece
LAW ec cccccessevvccsces
Leading Tickles........+.
Lear's Cove...ceeceeceees
Little Bays. .ccseeeeeees
Lion’s Den .......6--
Little and Great St.
Little Bay...
Little Bay Islands........
Little Bay, east and west.
Trinity... cecccccecccnccccsscess
Trimity...ccccscesscccsscscccces
Burgeo and La Poile..... eee.
Burgeo and La Poile........ee0-
Burgeo and La Poile........eee-
-|French Shore.....cceieceresecs
Burin...... o0e0 00000008
Fogo and Twillingate...........
Placentia and St. Mary's
Burgeo and La Poile.......eeeee
-|Twillingate and Fogo......+....
Placentia. ..ccecsceeens
BUUIN. ccc ce csceressvccssecsees
Twillingate and Fogo.........-
Fortune Bay... .... sess cceeceers
Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage,
Distance and means of communication from thence.
—
Portugal Cove, 3 miles, by bout.
Bonavista, 3 miles, by road.
Old Perlican, 4 miles, by road.
..|Burgeo, 33 miles,
La Poile, 24 miles, by road.
Burgeo, 30 miles,
Shoe Cove, 10 miles, by road.
Burin, 25 miles, by road.
New Bay, 2 miles, by road,
Distress, 6 miles, by boat,
La Poile, 2 miles, by road.
Fogo, 2 miles, by road.
Paradise, 7 miles, by road.
Burin, 5 miles, by road.
-|Tilt Cove, 15 miles, by boat.
Jersey Harbor, 3 miles, by boas.
DIRECTORY.
Village or S
Mulley’s Cove.
Musgrave Har
Muddy Hole..
Musgrave Tow!
Muscle Pond..
Muddy Hole..
Mussell Harbor
New Bay...
New Bonaventu
iNew Harbor...
New Harbor...
WNewell’s Island
New Harbor...
New Perlican...
Vewman’s Cove
Vipper’s Harbor
Noddy Bay...
Little Bonab ........+++e)Placentia and St. Mary’s.......06
Little Catalina... ...eeeeee|Trinity.. ccc cccesccesesoeesees|Catalina, 3 miles, by road.
Little Cod Roy River.....|French Shore ..........++.+.++++|Channel, 20 miles, by bout.
Little Fogo Islands..... .|Twillingate and Fogo...........|Fogo, 6 miles, by boat.
Little Harbor............/Placentia and St. Mary’s......../Little Placentia, 24 miles, by boat.
Little Harbor............|Placentia and St. Mary’s.........{Paradise, 9 miles, by boat.
Little Paradise...........|Placentia and St. Mary’s....... ..{Placentia, 22 miles, by boat,
Little Placentia..........|Placentia and St. Mary’s.........|Placentia, 5 miles, by road.
Little River...esss.eeeees/Portune Bay........e0eseee+ee+ (Hermitage Cove, 25 miles, by boat.
Little River.........++++-/Burgeo and La Poile...........-|Burgeo, 22 miles, by boat.
Little Seldom-Come-bBy...|Twi.lingate and Fogo...........|Fogo, 7 miles, by road,
Little St. Lawrence....... i -|Burin, 13 miles, by road.
Lobster Cove -|Fortune Bay........00.eeee0.--(Long Harbor, 5 miles, by boat.
Lobster Harbor........... {French Shore........++e0. «+2+|La Scie, 32 miles, by boat.
Logy Bay.cesseee scorers + (Ob. JOUNIS.. .eeeeee St. John’s, 5 miles, by road.
Long Beach........++e+--|Placentia and St. Mary’s.........|Cape Race, 7 miles, by boat.
Long Harbor.............|/Placentia and St. Mary’s.........{Little Placentia, 9 miles, by boat.
veeseeeeeees(Garnish, 34 miles, by boat.
-|Bonavista .....eecceeeeceeseees (Open Hall, 4 miles, by boat.
..|St. John’s, 16 miles, by road.
..|Garnish, 20 miles, by boat.
eseceeeeee /Twillingate and Fogo...........|Twillingate, 22 miles, by boat.
.».{Lamaline, 8 miles, by road.
Noggin Cove...
North Harbor...
Vorth Harbor..
Vorthern Bay..
Northern Harbor
Jehre Pit Cove..
MOderin.........
ld Bonaventure
Old Man’s Bay...
ld Perlican....
Old Shop.......
Oliver's Cove ..
pepOpen Hall.......
MOtterbery.......
yster Cove....
ACQUCL veeeeoee
Paradise........
Pass Island...
Patrick's Cove...
Pearce’s Harbor...
Perry's Cove.....
Petit Ford. ..eee.
Peter’s River. . os.
Long Harbor...........++|Fortune Bay....ee.
Long Islands......e.e.0+
Long Pond.....eeeeeeee-e |Harbor Main. wcesecceecceeees
Longue de Cref..........|Fortune Bay......
Loon Bay....
Lord’s Cove....e+.ee.e0+-(Burin
Low Point...... ...+....|Bay de Verds.....0+e.ee0seeee+|Carbonear, 33 miles, by road,
Lower Amherst Cove.....
Lower Burgeo......eeee.
Lower Gulley.....eeesees
Madix Cove.....eceeeess
Mall Bay..csceccecceese
Man Point..csseececeoes
Manuel’s...cceccesccsees
Marguerite....sseseeees
Marquise...
.|Burgeo and La Poile.........6-
eJSt. John’s.... wove. sovccscees
-|Placentia and St. Mary’s......06.
-|Twillingate and Fogo........00-
-|Harbor Main.....
.- {Burgeo and La Poile....
Marshall’s Folly.....eeee.
Merasheen ....eeeseeevees
Middle Arm.........
Middle Bight. .......esee.
Middle Gove. ..
Middle Brook.......ceeee.
Middle Bill Cove. .
Miller’s Passage.........
Ming. cosccccccccesececs
Mobile,.... ceeseecsee cece
Mortier .... .ceseevess
Mortier Bay... -.seoe.-
Morton’s Harbor.......++:
Mort Ambrose,........00
Mosquito......0..
MOSqUItO.s.e see eeeeeeeee
Mother Ixxe8....ceeeeeees
Mosquito... secesesecevecs
Mouse Island.......seee8.
Muddy hole......eeeevees
.|Bonavista....00-
.)/Burin....
-|Burin.. see.
Harbor Main. ..ccccccsseceeeee
ee ee ee
Placentia and St. Mary’s.........
Bay de Verds ........cceeseeees
Placentia and St. Mary’s......+..
Harbor Main. ce .ceeeecseeens
Harbor Main... .eccccccccecees
French Shore....seee.
Fortune Bay ster sures weneeuns
French Shore...e.sescsessaee
Ferryland 2.00 .ccesesccccseccces
Twillingate and Fogo......eeee.
Fortune Bay... sesecccccvccees
-|Burgeo and La Poile.........0..
Carbonear ...ccccesesecsceees
Burgeo and La Poile.....eeeeees
Burgeo and La Poile........005.
See Amherst Cove.
.{St. John’s, 332 miles, by steamer.
.|St. John’s, 30 miles, by road.
(St. John’s, 9 miles, by road.
St. Mary’s, 3 miles, by boat.
Twillingate, 44 miles, by boat,
St. John’s, 14 miles, by road.
Channel, 5 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 2 miles, by road.
Carbonear, 7 miles, by road.
Placentia, 18 wiles, by boat.
..|St. John’s, 38 miles, by road.
.|St. John’s 17 miles, by road.
eJSt John’s.ccccccercnccevvccaces
St. John’s, 6 miles, by road,
.|Sandy Point, 14 miles, by boat.
Greenspond, 15 miles, by boat.
Harbor Briton, 7 miles, by boat.
..|La Scie, 18 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 24 miies, by road,
Burin, 6 miles, by road.
Burin, 6 miles, by road.
Tizzard’s Harbor, 3 miles, by road,
English Harbor, 3 miles, by road.
Hermitage Cove, 12 miles, by boat.
See Mall Bay.
See Mall Bay.
-|Harbor Grace, 1} miles, by road.
Channel, 3 miles, by boat.
Hermitage Cove, 16 miles, by boat.
peickaree......,
Petites. ssscenes
Petty Harbor....
Pinchard’s Island.
Pistolet Islands...
Placentia.....e ars
Placentia Man’s C
Pe late Cove
oint aux Gauls..
oint Enragée...
oint Kuragée,...
oint La Hays...
oint Lance.....
oint Moll....,
oint Rosy...
eease
pool’s Island.....
Point Verde.....
fe 0ol’s Cove.,
ort de Grave....
ort au Port.....
ort au Bras... ,..
ort aux Choix..,
we ortugal Cove...
ortugal Cove...
ouch Vove ...,,
ush Through...
WIPON. wea,
'gged Harbor...
igged Harbor...
ameo Islands...
fandom Sound...
ed Cove. ,
ain Islyudg
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Village or Settlement.
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Mulley’s Cove. .
Musgrave Harbor...sesee>
Muddy Hole..seesceeseee
Musgrave be leas see eeeeee
Muscle Pond...esseeeveee
Muddy Hole...sseeeessee
Mussell Harbor...s.seeees
New Bay....- eoccceerecs
New Bonaventure..ceesees
New Harbor. .seseseesere
New Harbor....eeceesese
PeNewell’s Island...ceeesees
PP ool’s Cove...
me ortugal Cove...ce sass
New Harbor...eeseceeees
New Perlican.... cee seseee
Newman’s Cove..sereeees
Vimrod..eeeeee geeveee ters
: @Nipper's Harbor.......+.-
ss
Voddy Bay...eceseseeecs
Noggin Cove..
North Harbor. ..e-ceeeeee
North Harbor. ..seeseseee
Northern Bay.....e. eee
Northern Harbor... ..e.ee-
Jehre Pit Cove....eseveee
Oderin...... se
Old Bonaventure....eweee
Old Man’s Bay..+.- seve
ld Perlican...se.seeesees
Did Shop.....eveseeevees
Dliver’s Cove .....eeere:
—,—_5— =
Open Hall....seeeeeeveeve
Diterbery....cevereee ees
yster COVE. .s.seeseeees
Pacquet .receveseeeves
Paradise......ccvceee ooo
Pass Island. .seceseceseee
Patrick’s Cove,..sesesseee
Pearce’s Harbor....eeeees
Perry's Cove. .csccoeeeees
Petit Ford. .secescceeeee
Peter’s River. sssseccecees
Petites. .sercescecessscce
Petty Harbor... cesscuees
PickALeA. .ssceccecccesces
Pinchard’s Island....esees
Pistolet Islands....eeeeee.
Placentia......6 we
Placentia Man’ 8 Cove...
Plate Cove...ccccecees
Oint aux Gaulg...cceeees
oint Enragée.....eeseee
int Huragée...cesseeees
Oint La Hays.....eceeee
Oint Lance....eeseeees
oint Moll......
int ROBy..sececcscceees
Pool’s Island. ...ceeseecue
Point Verde... ..ecceees
ee oy
ort de Grave....seceeese
ort au Port.....
ort aU Brags.....ecsseees
ort aux Choix.......
eee
ortugal Cove....
OUCH UOVE coc ececeececs
sh Through.
uirpon
igged Harbor, .
agged Harbor. .
meo Islands.....
andom Sound...
ed Cove... ote
ain Islands...,
District.
NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES.
:
Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage.
155
Distance and means of communication from thence.
Bay de Verds.....eeseeeeeeeee+(Carbonear, 12 miles, by road.
seeeeeees(Greenspond, 24 miles, by boat.
Fogo and Twillingate...........|See Musgrave Harbor
Twillingate and Fogo.
Bonavista,.
vececeeeeees (See Brooklyn.
St Mary’s and i Placentia +eeeeees(Salmonier, 4 miles, by road.
Placentia and St. Mary’s....e.ee-
Placentia and St. Mary's .....e0+-
Fogo and Twillingate...........
Trimity..cceseccceserevcccceecs
Fortune Bay........
Burgeo and La Poile..
Bonavista ...eceeeees
Trinity .cecccsseceee
Trinity .covesessoree
Bonavista... ..eseeees
Fogo and Twillingate.
Fogo and Twillingate..
French Shore.........
Twillingate and Fogo.
Placentia and St. Mary’s......6.
Placentia and St. Mary’s..... ..0.
Bay de Verds........
Twillingate and Fogo.....
Bay de Verds.......-
Placentia and St. Mary’s, .......
Trinity .. 20 ceesseuee
Burgeo and La Poile. A
Trinity... ceeee oe eee
T rinity. eseeree sence
Placentia and St, Mary’
Bonavista. ....cseeee
Bay de Verds........
St. John’s...seseceree
.|French Shore........
fortune Bay.......0.
Burin, 42 miles, by road.
Little Placentia, 15 miles, by boat.
Tilt Cove, 30 miles, by boat.
Trinity, 12 miles, by boat.
.eeeeeeeeee(Harbor Briton, 50 miles, by boat.
seoeceeees(Hermitage Cove, 23 miles, by boat,
eeeeeeeees/Greenspond, 4 mile, by boat.
eoeeceeees (Spaniards Bay, 12 miles, by road.
ceeeeeoee+|Heart’s Content, 3 miles, by road.
Bonavista, 3 miles, by road,
: Tilt Cove, 24
.
eevee reee
ee rece rece
Seseee -.. (Placentia, 23
eeeeveceens
miles, by road.
Tilt Cove, 10 miles, by boat.
Quirpon, 5 miles, by boat.
Fogo, 16 miles, by boat.
Salmonier, 7 miles, by boat.
Little Placentia, 33 miles, by boat,
-|Carbonear, 20 miles, by road.
Twillingate, 20 miles, by boat.
Carbonear, 18 miles, by road.
Mortier, 13 miles, by boat.
New Bonaventure, 3 miles, by road.
Burgeo, 20 miles.
Heart’s Content, 28 miles, by road,
Dildo, 3 milvs, by boat.
miles, by boat.
King’s Cove, 16 miles, by road.
Carbonear, 4 miles, by road.
eeseee seee(ot. John’s, 6 miles, by road.
-eseveeeee(La Scie, 12 miles, by boat.
Placentia and St. Mary’s...... ../Placentia, 22
seeeee {Harbor Briton, 16 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s and Placentia.. seeeeee Placentia, 14
Twillingate and Fogo.
Bay de Verds .......
Placentia and St. Mary’s......00.
tiles, by boat.
miles, by road.
ceeeeesees(Fogo, 4 miles, by road.
seeeeeeeee(Carbonear, 8 miles, by road.
Paradise, 4 milee, by boat.
Placentia and St. Mary’s.......- |St. Mary’s, 10 miles, by road.
Burgeo and La Poile...
St. John’s West.....
Fortune Bay..cecesees
Bonavista. ..ecescceee
French Shore.......eee-
Placentia and St. Mary’
++ |BOnavist& cooveessees
Burin ..cccseeeeeees
Fortune Bay ..... ee
Burgeo and La Poile..
seeeseeeee|Rose Blanche, 1} miles, by road.
eeeeeeeess (St. John’s, 10 miles, by road.
eee oeeee(Gaultois, 3 miles, by boat.
.eeeeeseee|Greenspond, 9 miles, by boat.
eeeeee.{Cape Norman, 7 miles, by boat.
Seeeeeeeee(St. John’s, 80 miles, by road.
-|Burin ...... eeveeeeceeseee eee (Burin, 10 miles, by road.
seeeeese »|King’s Cove, 17 miles, by road,
eeeseeeseee(Lamaline, 3 miles, by road,
seeeeeeeee{Harbor Briton, 15 miles, by boat.
ev eeeeeees (Channel, 6 miles, by boat.
St. Mary’s and Placentis........./St. Mary’s, 5 miles, by boat.
-|Placentia and St. Mary’s........./Branch 5 miles, by boat.
Placentia and St. Mary’s........./Placentia, 5 miles, by boat.
Burgeo and La Poile....
Bonavista..... saeeeee
Brigus...eceeseeeveee
French Shore......ee.
Burin ce. cee cee veaes
French Shore..... 2.0
-|St. John’s East........
Fortune Bay....s.eee
-|French Shore.......-
-|Trinity.....+- veeees eee eeverees
-|Fogo and Twillingate........ee.
Burgeo and La Poile..
Trimity «00 vccccceece
+» {Fortune Bay .
Placeutia and St. Mary’:
seeeeeee (pee Point Enragée.
seeeeeeeese(Greenspond, 3 miles, by boat.
.|St. Mary’s and Placentia.........|Placentia, 2 miles, by road,
-|Fortune Bay.....eeee
eeeeeeeses|Belleoram, 5 miles.
veee seers /Brigus, 8 miles
seeeeeseee(Entrance to St. George’s Bay, 30 miles, by boat.
eeeeeee sees [Burin, 1 mile,
seeseeeese(Point Ferolle, 21 miles, by boat.
, by road.
by road.
veeeeeesee{St. Jolin's, 10 miles, by road.
Placontia and St, Mary’s........./Trepassey, 15
St. John’s. ..eecseeveceeseeeeess (St, John’s, 19
miles, by boat.
miles, by road.
seseeesess(Gaultois, 9 miles, by boat,
eecoesseee(La Scie, 120 miles, by boat,
Trinity, 16 miles, by road.
Twillingate, 40 miles, by boat
cece eeeees(Burgeo, 10 miles, by boat.
saeeeeeees |New Harbor,
13 miles, by boat,
ATTY) ... Jersey Harbor, 6 miles, by road,
8. seeeees|Little Placentia, 10 miles, by packet.
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Village or Settlement. District. Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage, Village or
Distance and means of communication from there,
Red Head Cove.........++/Trimity........+ eevee eseeeeeeee (Bay de Verds, 3 miles, by road,
Red Island .......+.+..|Burgeo and La Poile..........+. {Little Placentia, 12 miles, by packet.
Red Harbor. ee. e eee ee [BULID cece ceseee ceeeesseeeeees (Burin, 6 miles, by boat.
Red Island. ..0..+.eeesees(BUTIO ... ce cece eer eeeeeeeseeees (Burin, 6 miles, by boat.
Red island...........++++|/Burgeo and La Poile..........+. |Burgeo, 6 miles, by boat.
Red Cliff Island........+-|Bonavista.. .csescceceeeceevees |Lickle Cove, 12 miles, by boat.
Red Rocks......+++++++e+/French Shore...sseeeseeoeeee ee [Cape Ray, | mile, by boat.
Rencontre..... eoeeeceeees|Fortune Bay .. ceeceeesseeeee |Hurbdor Briton, 35 miles, by boat.
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Bt. John’s Bay.
St. Julien’s...
Bt. Kyran'’s ..
Bt. Lunaire ...
Bt. Mary's...
Bt. Shott’s....
Stocking Harbc
Btock’s Cove..
Rencontre......++e+e++++|Burgeo and La Poile. seeeceevees {Hermitage Cove, 33 miles, by boat. Bulley’s Cove. |
Renewse.. ..seeveee eeveee(Ferryland.. seoeseeeeee (Ferryland, 16 miles, by road. Bunday’s Cove
Richard’s Harbor......+..|Burgeo and La Poilo.....- .+seee [Hermitage Cove, 17 miles. Bivoir Cove ...
Rider’s Harbor........++.|French Shore.....eseeeseee sees (sandy Point, 10 miles, by boat. Bwain’s Island |
Rock Harbor........¢020+(Burin. cc. cece eee eoeeeeeee |Burin, 10 miles, by boat. Tack’s Beach...
Rocky Bay.....+..e...+..|Twillingate and Fogo. sooseceeee (cldome-come-by, 16 miles, by boat. ey horoughefare.
Rogues Harbor...........|Twillingate and Fogo.. seoeesees {Tilt Cove, 11 miles, by boat, Three Arms... 4
Round Harbor........+..+/Fogo and Twillingate.....+...++ |Tilt Cove, 3 miles, by road. ickle Cove...
Round Harbor..........+++/Fortune Bay....... veceseveeeee (Gaultois, 4 miles, Tickle Harbor..
Rose Blanche............|Burgeo and La Poile.....+++++++ |La Poile, 15 miles, by boat. ickles..... te
Rushoon .....eee. eee cee e [BUTIN. cece se ee eee seseee eeeee |Burin, 18 miles, by boat. ilt Cove......
ilton Harbor..
ite’s Cove....
Russell’s Cove.sse sees eee | Trinity... cecececeeecveececees [Old Perlican, 6 miles, by road.
Sagona......e+seeeeerees (Fortune Bay.....eeeeeseeeeeseee [Harbor Briton, 5 miles, by boat,
Sailor's Island...... oeeeee (Bonavista... seesseeeceesseseee (Salvage, 1} miles, by boat. izzard’s Harbod
Salmon Cove.....eeecee+|Brig“us ss scce cece ceeeeceeeeeees (Brigus, 4 miles, by road, oad’s Cove....
Salmon Cove..sseeesseoee Harbor Main....6-.sseseeeeeeee (St. John’s, 37 miles, by road. Me opsail.......
Salmon Cove.......06.+-+/Bay de Verds.....seeceeeeeeeee |Carbonear, 5 miles, by road. DOrbay...eeeees
Salmon Cove...eseceeees (Trinity. + ssccsceesseeeeeceseve® (Trinity, 5 miles, by road and ferry. ory Town...
Salmonier .........++.++{/Placentia and St. Mary’s........ |St. John’s, 45 miles, by road. rePASsey - sees.
Salmonier......+++++.++++{Placentia and St. Mary’s..... .+. |/Placentia, 3 miles, by road. rinity Harbor..
Salt Island..... veeeeeeee/ Twillingate and Fogo..... seeeee |Twillingate, 6 miles, by boat. TOULY we. seves
Salvage... ..sseeeesseeee|Bonavista.. ses eee ceeecocenes +». {Open Hall, 16 miles, by boat. rump Island...
Sam Hitches...........++/Fortune Bays... .esecee se eeeeee (Gaultois, 7 miles, by boat. urk’s Cove, «+.
Sandy Cove............./Placentia and St, Mary’s.......5 . |Little Placentia, 2 miles, by road. ark’s Guteoees
Sandy Harbor.. ........./Placentia and St. Mary’s..... «ee» |Merasheen, 16 miles, by boat. urnip Cove...
Savage Cove............./French Shore..... seveeeecesees [Cape Norman, 36 miles, by boat. willingate.....
Sandy Point.......er-++-|French Shore .sse.ssee.eeeeseee [Cape Ray, 65 miles, by boat. Jpper Amherst C
Sandy Cove.....,.......{French Shore..... cee veeceeses (Cape Norman, 35 miles, by boat. ppper Burgeo, tee
Sandy Cove...seccecesees Twillingate and Fogo........... |Fogo, 5 miles, by road, Jpper Gully. ...
Upper Lance Cov
pper Small Point
ictoria Village. .
irgin Arm......
irgin’s Cove....
adham Island...
faldron’s Cove,.
OWard’s Harbor...
Webber's Bight...
Pest Cul de Sac..
estern Head....
Vest Point . 0...
estern Bay....,
Scilly Cove..,.csceeeeeee (Trinity. sc. .cccceee ceeeeeeeee ss {Hant’s Harbor, 6 miles, by road.
Seal Cove......00..0.4++/Fortune Baye. .eceeseeeseeeeees {Harbor Briton, 8 miles, by boat,
Seal Cove...........0++./French Shore....s.seesese oseee (La Scie, 80 miles, by boat.
Seal CoversscccssecseoeeITrinity.. scasecceeees weeeeeeee (Old Perlican, 9 miles, by road.
Seal’s Cove at Indian Pond.|Harbor Main.......++eeeeeeeees [St. John’s, 25 miles, by road.
Seal Islands .........+..|Burgeo and La Polie.......+++++ |Garia, 4 miles, by boat.
Seldom-Come-By ........|/Fogo and Twillingate........... |Fogo, 9 miles, by road.
Shamler’s Cove........0..|Bonavista...scessec'eeseeeeeees (Greenspond, 8 miles, by boat.
Ship Cove......sceeeeees|Trimity. occ csceseeeseeveeee oes (Trinity, 3 miles, by road,
Ship Cove..... seccccess(Port de Grave... ccccsseceeececs
Ship Harbor.............|Placentia and St. Mary’s......... {Little Placentia, 5 miles, by boat,
Shoal Bay...eee.... «+./Twillingate and Fogo.......... |Fogo, 7 miles, by road.
Ship Island.......++ee00+ Bonavista w.ceseceee eeseeeeees (Greenspond, 4 mile, by boat.
Shoal Bay..... veececeese[Ferryland seseeeeseesceeeveeeee (St. Jolin’s, 15 miles, by road. d pniee Coven,
Shoal Harbor..........e00/Trinity...ccececeseeececeee cess (Heart's Content, 14 miles, by road. Fi Point.
Shoe Cove......... eeeeee [Bonavista ..seeeeceeeeses eevee (Greenspond, 8 miles, by boat. ne Bay... .
Silver's Hair Island....... Bonavista .. 6.20. eceeeeeeeeeee |Greenspond, 6 miles, by boat. id ilo seeeee
Smart’s Island........... (Bonavista .. ..... eseeceeeeeees |Greenspond, 1 mile, by boat. a Ove
Snook’s Arm..........+.. |; ogo and Twillingate........... |Tilt Cove, 5 miles, by boat. eet 8 Cove..
Ship Cove............+.+,' lacentia and St. Mary’s......... |/Placentia, 10 miles, by road. itles' trove Quai
Shoal Cove............++/French Shore.....sseeseeeeeeees (Flowers Cove, 5 miles, by boat. ri o foe tees
Shoal Cove......55. wees [Bonavista...s.ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeee [Barrow Harbor, 8 miles, by boat. hn ay .
Ship Cove......... 0a niaiaies| BM PUB is es: biese'eereere tee we bisre ..++ {Brigus, 4 miles, by road, etek’
South Dildo.......+.....|{Trinity....... seeeeeee {Dildo Cove, 3 miles, by boat, Folfe fel OP eevee
Sound Island ..........|Placentia and St. “Mary's Se ..+. {Little Placentia, 28 miles, by boat. Food 1 and. tenes
South Hast Bight........./Placentia and St. Mary’s,........ |Paradise, 4 miles, by boat. fea, and...,
Svuthern Harbor......... Placentia and St Mary’s. wseeeeee [Little Placentia, 24 miles, by boat. Frock Island nae
Southern Bay.........0+-|BOnavista...s.see eeeeeeesevees (Salvage, 10 miles, by boat. Wreck Is pte tenes
Spaniard’s Bay.........../Harbor Grace......+.seeeeesee+ [Harbor Grace, 6 miles, by road. sland Harb
Spaniard’s Bay.....ee.e0. |Trimity....ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees [Trinity, 6 miles, by road.
Spanish Room..... ovseees (BUrIM oecssccacceeees veeeeeeees (Burin, 7 miles, by boat. t
Spencer's Cove........--.|Placentia and St. Mary’s,.....e+- Little Placentia, 18 miles, by boat,
Spillar’s Cove .........../Trinity..... ceeveecceseseseeses |Bonavista, 3 miles, by boat.
Spout Cove......see.+++s|Bay de Verds....... seseeeeees |Carbonear, 9 miles, by road,
Springfield...........5.++/Brigus ...... seeeeeeesevees sees (Brigus, 2 miles, by road,
St. Anthony. ....ee.eeee.{French Shore. . cee seeeoeeseees {Oroque, 22 miles, by boat.
St. Jacques......+6...0../ Fortune Bay...... eeeeeeeeesees [Belleoram, 3 miles, by road.
[Dominios
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DIRECTORY. |
or Stage,
from thence,
a
Village or Settlement.
Bt. John’s Bay..
Bt. Julien’s...-
Bt, Kyran'’s s+.
Bt, Lunaire ..
Bt. Mary's.sseeeee
Bt, Shott’s
Stocking Harbor..
Btock’s Cove.
oeoreseeee
re ey
er re
eee teee reese
eeeeees
seeees
eeeerene
-|St. Mary’s and Placentia
NEWFOUNDLAND ROUTES,
District.
Fortune Bay ..
French Shore..... ETOP TOC
Placentia and St. Mary’s..... cae
French Shore......++- digitveweecece
Placentia and St. Mary’s .e.esees
Fogo and Twillingate.......
Bonavista...ceseeecees
Bulley’s Cove. « nacoe de cove I Trinity..0. secsccccreccccccecs
Bunday’ 3 Cove Island. . -|Twillingate and Fogo....ssseees
Bivoir COVE wee seeeee ..»-|Burgeo and La Poile......eeeeee
Bwain's Island ....e+eeee+|BONAVIStA. see ccer sc ececeresecees
Mack's Beach.,..+.++++ee- (St. Mary’s and Placentia .......-
Thoroughefare...... ceeees Trinity, ..secsscnecccsees seeee
Three Arms...+..eeeeee++/Fogo and Twillingate, soecen ease
ickle Cove......++e..++-/Bonavista . ib erate saree eevee
Tickle Harbor......++.++..|/Trinity.. se eeecces oe ereces
Mickles..... dieie ves see oee Placentia and ‘St. “Mary’acc cesses
It Cove....sseeeeeeee++|Fogo and Twillingate. . sevee
ilton Harbor.....e+e.++++|Fogo and Twillingate. .. ee eeecenes
ite’s COVe.... eecceee se (BUPID. cc eee cere ee eenee eeeeees
izzard’s Harbor... «+» {Fogo and Twillingate.. ene cccces
oad’s Cove...cecseeee [Ferryland...csseessesceceeveees
OPSAil..eececeveeeveces Harbor Main... see cece eeeeeeees
POrbAY sce eeeewee eee ees (St, SOMME ce ceceecerseceeeces
ory TOWN. .seeeeeeeeeee(Fogo and Twillingate....eee.eee
(OPASSeY -sseseeeeeerees (St, Mary's and Placentia........
rinity Harbor. .seeeee see | Trinity. sce cececececcccvcencens
TOULY we. eeee
rump Tsland..
mr tirk’s COVE, seceeecceces
ark’s Gutsscceseee
urnip COVE. .eeveveceees
willingate...... veeees
Jpper Amherst Cove.....
Dpper Burged...seeseeess
Pepper Gully, co. cece seus
Upper Lance Cove
Dpper Small Point........
ictoria Village... ..suee
irgin ATM....eeeeeevens
irgin’s Cove.....e.e.
adham Island... esses
aldron’s Cove...s weeeee
Vard’s Harbor... .aeesees
Webber's Bight..... cee
Vest Cul de Sac.........
Nestern Head... .esceeees
est Point . wseeeees
estern Bayes seeaes
EW hale’s oe eeree-a ee
Vhite Point...c.cececeees
hite Bear Bay. Seeeeeeee
ild Bight. .
Vild Cove,.
Viseman’s Cove... ee ere e
filton Grove Quarry.....
Vitles’s Bays...
Vitless Bay.
olf Bay...
Volf Harbor.
olfe Islands... ce eeeese
yoody Island... ...cece0,
Preck Cove.seccceveaeee
ay eck Island Pere
Heck Island Harbor. ses.
eeesences
eee
ee oe oy
Trinity ...sscccecee.
Twillingate ‘and Fogo. .
Trinity .
Harbor Malisiasss Gisele
Fortune Bay..
re
ee
-|Fogo and Twillingate...........
-|Bonavista....
ee ee
Burgeo and La Poile...
Harbor Main....
Trinity.......0. ACCC kor oe
Bay de Verds...ecicecceccecccs
Carbonear ..... Bees eee see
Twillingate and Fogo.....
Placentia and St. Mary’s..
Fogo and Twillingate.....
Twillingate and Fogo..
Twillingate and Fogo...
Twillingate and Fogo.
Burgeo and La Poile...ceeessees
Fogo and Twillingate.........6.
Burgeo and La Poile.........08.
Bay de Verds.
Trinit
Placentia and St. Mary’ 3..
Burgeo and La Poile.......+.e.e
Twillingate and Fogo...........
ee eececees
ee)
-|Twillingate and Fogo.......eee
-|French Shore......ee.
Trinity
Trinity...
Ferryland.......
Burgeo and La Poile...
Burgeo and La Poile.........
ee
Pewee eer seer es ee seeeree
Burgeo and La Poile....... oeone
Placentia and St. Mary’s..... tee
Fortune Bay.. so teteee
Burgeo and La Poile.. co cc ceenes
Burgeo and La Poiless..eeveaeee
Most accessible point by Steamboat or Stage.
Distance aud means of communication from thence,
Harbor Briton, 14 miles.
Croque, 5 miles, by boat,
Paradise, 12 miles, by road
Croque, 82 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 65 miles, by road.
Trepassey, 19 miles, by boat,
Tilt Cove, 20 miles, by boat.
Bonavista, 17 miles, by road,
Trinity, 4 miles, by road.
Tilt Cove, 20 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 14 miles, by boat.
Greenspond, 6 miles, by boat.
Placentia, 23 miles, by boat.
New Bonaventure, 7 miles, by boat,
Tilt Cove, 13 miles, by boat.
King’s Cove, 13 miles, by road.
New Harbor, 15 miles, by boat.
(See North Harbor.
St. John’s, 230 miles, by steamer,
Fogo, 4 miles, by road.
Burin, 24 miles, by road,
Twillingate, 5 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 26 miles, by rond.
St. John’s, 12 miles, by road,
St John’s, 7 miles, by road.
Tilt Cove, 25 miles, by boat.
St. John’s, 80 miles, by steamer.
St. John’s, 60 miles, by steamer.
Trinity, 9 miles, by road.
Twillingate, 4 miles, by boat.
Hant’s Harbor, 9 miles, by road,
Brigus, 2 miles, by road.
Belleoram, 20 miles, by road,
St. John’s, 190 miles, by steamer,
(See Amherst Cove.
Lower Burgeo, 3 miles, by buat.
St. John’s, 30 miles, by road.
Carbonear, 10} miles, by road.
.. |Carbonear, 6 miles, by road
Twillingate, 5 miles, by boat,
Fogo, 20 miles, by boat.
Twillingate, 24 miles, by boat.
Tilt Cove, 23 miles, by boat.
. |Twillingate, 30 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 33 miles, by boat.
Morton's Harbor, 2 wiles, by road.
La Poile, 1} miles, by road,
Carbonear, 17 miles, by road.
. |Trinity, 7 miles, by road,
Placentia, 23 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 12 miles, by boat.
Tilt Cove, 15 miles, by boat.
Fogo, 8 miles, by road,
La Scie, 47 miles, by boat.
New Bonaventure, 20 miles, by boat.
Heart’s Content, 19 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 6 miles, by boat.
. [St. John’s, 22 miles, by road.
Channel, 4 miles, by boat,
Burgeo, 6 miles, by boat.
Harbor Buffett, 10 miles, by boat,
Harbor Briton, 14 miles, oy boat,
Burgeo, 13 miles, by boat.
Burgeo, 13 miles, by boat.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ROUTES.
Prepared for the Dominion and Provincial Directories by P. A. Crossby.
ROUTES IN THE PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
The general mode of travelling in this Province is by stage or private vehicle. During season of navigatig
steamers run between the capital (Charlottetown), Georgetown, Summerside, Victoria, Orwell Cove, Port Selkirk, Fy
Augustus and Mount Stewart. The three first named places and Alberton, Port Hill and Souris, are the only oy
of importance on the Island; all the others are but small villages and settlements. Mail coaches leave daily fg
Summerside, calling at Milton, Greenville, Hazel Grove, Gretna Green, Springfield, Summerfield, Kensington, Ny
Annan, Traveller's Rest and St. Eleanor’s; and semi-weekly for Georgetown, calling at Southport, Pownal, Mill Vie
Vernon River and Wellington ; also for Souris, calling at French Fort, Scotch Fort, Glenroy, Morrell, St. Peter's, Rin
Houses and Rollo Bay ; and for Centreville, calling at Cornwall, Strathgartney, Bonshaw, DeSable, Hampton, Crap
Tryon and Searltown. Stages also run twice a week between Summerside and Alberton, passing through St. Eleanor
Miscouche, Port Hill and Pilgrim’s Rest. This comprises the principal stage routes on the Island ; bye roads branch¢
these to other settlements, but with them there is no communication except by private conveyance and such accommodatia
as can be afforded by the Mail carriers.
Steamers run regularly between Charlottetown, Summerside, Shediac, N.B., (connecting with European and Nur
American Railway to and from St. John), Pictou, N.S., (connecting with Nova Scotia Railway to and from Halifax) Pat
Mulgrave, N.S., and Port Hood, C B. Weekly communication is had with Quebec and Montreal by the Gulf Poy
Steamers, and with Pictou, Port Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston by the Oriental Steamers.
A steam ferry runs between Charlottetown and Southport ; and sail boat ferries over the Cardigan, Foxley and Gray :
Rivers. Small boats sail between Annandale and Morris Point, and Georgetown and St. Andrew’s Point, and there
fortnightly packet between Alberton and Charlottetown, touching at Shediac. In winter, communication is had hetwa
the Island and New Brunswick by way of Cape Traverse and Cape Tormentine, a distance of eleven miles across
straits of Northumberland. A submarine cable crosses here and gives the most important places on the Island telegraph
connection with all parts of the Dominion of Canada, the United States, Newfoundland and Europe.
Though there are no Railways in the Province,—which is only 130 miles in length and 34 miles its greatest breath
the traveller will find it possessed of good roads and excellent stages.
Places in ¢talic in the following Table can be reached by Steamer; the majority of the others by stage from Charloty
town, Summerside or Georgetown.
TABLE OF ROUTES.
DISTANCE FROM
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Town, VILLAGE, OR
Town, VILLAGE OR
SETTLEMENT,
. County.
SETTLEMENT.
Y
OUNTY.
Cov CHARLOTTETON,
Albany
Alberton :
Carleton.......ssecseceescceeee Prince .......... 33 miles.
Gereumpegue Bay. Prince.. 80 miles.
Carleton Point Prince.. 35 miles,
Central Bedeque (Prince 36 miles,
Centreville Prince.. 35 miles,
CHARLOTTET Queen’s ..
CLiftON.....ce cee ceeeeee sneer .| Queen's,
Clyde Mills
Cornwall
Colville Bay
Cove Head
«+130 miles.
80 miles.
..|60 miles.
40 miles.
See Warblington.
42 miles.
... 165 miles.
.. (See Glenaladale.
See Centreville,
64 miles.
24 miles.
31 miles.
.... {56 miles,
50 miles.
76 miles.
Queen’s 15 miles.
King’s......seeeee 60 miles.
Queen’s 13 miles,
Prince 73 miles.
wooo | Ki 30 miles.
s+ {Queen’s.,. 11 miles.
«| King’s .......00.6./25 miles,
we | PIMC. ...csseeeee 35 miles.
|\King’s.... 21 miles,
Prince... 83 miles.
Prince.............(68 miles,
Queen’s 10 miles,
i 2 miles,
King’s w.cseeeeeee 45 miles.
Prince See Darnley.
soo lPHINGGreseeeescees 57 miles,
Prince See Miminegash.
Prince 87 miles,
..{Prince
.|Prince.....
King’s
Augustin Cove ..|Prince
Bay Fortune....
Beaton’s Point
Bedford Bay
Bedeque visscccsccseecsssereeees
eee Point
Belfast.........066
Belle Creek...
Bideford
Black Bush...........cs0eeeee
Bioomfield....
Bonshaw
Bothwell
Brackley Point...
Brae
Bridgetown
Brookfield
..{26 miles.
18 miles.
seveveeeelT miles,
King’s ............/See Souris,
.|Queen’s .........{12 miles,
Queen’s 5 miles.
.{Queen’s .........]24 miles,
Queen’s. 12 miles,
.|Queen’s. 37 miles.
.|Queen’s, 20 miles,
King’s 34 miles,
King’s See Beaton’s Pu
.. (Queen’s i
Prince..
.|Queen’s
.|Prince..
.|Queen’ Biccooe
-|Queen’s
Queen’s
Prince...
King’s ...
DeSable
D undas .
Rast Royalty
Lea Bay
Eld on.
Burlington
Caledonia
Campbelton
Canadian River
Cantyre
Cascumpeque
Cape Bear
Cape Aylsbury
Cape Egmont
Cape Gage
Jape Kildare
Cape Traverse
40 miles.
53 miles.
37 miles.
29 miles.
16 miles.
70 miles.
Fay mington
Fifteen Point
Five Houses
Flat River
Fort Augustus
Foxley River
Frederick Cove
Freetown
Queen’s......
Queen's
30 miles.
9 miles.
See Alexanina
DIsTAnce Prov ie
DIRECTORY. ]
Town, VILLA
SETTLEMES
——
Jape Turner
ape Wolfe.
avendish...
ardigan Bridgd
bascoigne Cove.
oose River
Araham’s Cross..
raham’s Road..
rand River (cag
Grand River (we
breen’s Shore
Rreenvale ...
pretna Gr
Hranville ...
Hampton ....
Hazel Grove
Higgin’s Road
Hope River
ndian River
Kensington.,
ildare Rive
aunching
ennox Islan
bittle Rive
ittle Sanc
ittle York ‘
ong Creek...
acPhee’s Corner
alpeque..
felrose..
argate.
ANIC wees
iddleton..
iscouche ..
onaghan
ontague Bridge...
ontague Cross R«
ontague (lower).
ontague (upper).
ONITOSE visseceseees
onticell
orrell
ount Pleasant...
ount Stewart Brid
uddy Creek
urray Harbor Ro:
Murray Harbor (no!
Murray Harbor (so
Mew Annan Mills...
lew Bideford
ew Glasgow
lew London
lew Perth
w South W pies
EWLOW oes cesses
amorth Ce ape..
lorth Lake...
o'th Wiltshire...
w rell Cove..
[ Domrniny
a
of navigatig
rt Selkirk, Fy
the only ong
leave daily f¢
nsington, Ne
‘mal, Mill View
t. Peter's, Fin
ipton, Crapard
1 St. Eleanor
‘oads branch ¢
wccommodatiy
pean and Nor
n Halifax), Poi
the Gulf Por
xley and Graal
t, and there is
is had betwee
miles across th
land telegraph
reatest breath
from Charlotw
ISTANCE PRO fe
HH ARLOTTETOW,
miles,
miles.
miles,
miles,
miles,
miles.
miles.
iiles,
» Souris.
miles.
niles.
miles.
miles.
miles,
miles,
miles,
Beaton's Pa
niles.
to 85 miles
miles.
miles.
hiles.
miles,
miles,
miles.
miles,
niles.
niles,
niles.
iles.
Alexandra
iles.
Miampton ..
Mew Annan Mills.. : aes
DIRECTORY. |
Town, VILLAGE, OR Cadurr:
SETTLEMENT.
—_—_—_—_— SS LT
ape TUNE. seeseeeee ees Queen's .....0006
ape Wolfe..srrreeeee Prince
avendish......« --|Queen’s
ardigan Bridge. seeeeeveese King’s...
hascoigne COVCssreee cores (QUEEN'S sesceeees
oose River... senses King’s...
Sraham’s Cross sseeeee Queen's.
raham’s Road......+. -|Queen’s.
rand River (east) .........]King’s.
Brand River (west)...+.-..|Prince
Hreen’s Shore....++ +++ -|Prince
Breenvale .... -|Queen’ 8.
Bretna Green.. -{Queen’s
BANVILLE s.scsseeeeeeeseeee ene Queen's pocneeene
sesseeeeeepeeeees{QUOOINS seseoeens
seo (Queen's...
eee |Prince w+
-|Queen’s.
APLince ciccceseeee
Hazel Grove...
Higgin’s Road ......
Hope Rivers
indian Rive
Kensington.
ildare River
aunching
ennox Island,
ittle RIVET. .seeeeeeeeeeeeee [King’s
ittle Sands........+sseeeee{Queen’s,
ittle York... -{Queen’s.
ong Creek... -{Queen’s.
acPhee’s Corner. -]Queen’s
alpeque. ...|/Prince..
felrose. -|King’s ..
-|Prince
..|King’s.
--]Queen’s ..
{Queen's ..
iminegash ......0:seeeeeeee| Prince
iddleton... Prince
iscouche.. APHINCO..ceeeseeee
onaghan ....0. - |[Queen’s ....
ontague Bridge... . [King’s ....
ontagne Cross Roads..../|Queen’s
ontague (lower)... {Kin g's... cece
ontague (upper). King’s......sseeees
lontrose . Prince
onticello....... King’s
orrell.......6+. sesseeeeeeeeeee | KING'S.
ount Pleasant....,.........,Queen’s......
ount Stewart Bridge...... QueeN’S......0000.
uddy Creek ........0+0]Prince...
urray Harbor Road...... Queen’s .,
Murray Harbor (north) ...|King’s.....
Murray Harbor (south)... King’s....s.eesees
seen eee
lew Bideford..
ew nel Sg
lew London...
lew Perth...
lew South W iltshire... Seed
PWLOWN weeeseese
Morth Capes.
orth Lake... sees
o'th Wiltshire..
well Cove,
well Head,.
Well...
-rince
-. [Queen's
Queen’s ......66
Prince ......
King’s.........0
voeeeee [Queen's vreceeee
seseeee {QUEEN'S Vocseeeee
veveeee {QUEEN'S vesseeeee
--|Queen’s.
nmure Island. seoeee King’s.........-
RIK COPNCE..ssessessesseveee QUEEN'S sesceeees
Igtim’s ResStesssessveeeeLPTiMCC serves sseves
42
{25
(45
.|20 miles.
DISTANCE FROM
CHARLOTTETOWN.
26 miles,
37 miles,
.|24 miles.
27 miles.
See Flat R ver.
40 miles,
See Clifton.
./28 miles,
34 miles,
48 miles.
See Summerside.
{13 miles,
.J23 miles,
24 miles.
22 miles,
18 miles,
60 miles.
.|21 miles,
34 miles.
30 miles.
82 miles,
37 miles.
57 miles,
43 miles,
[35 miles,
7 miles.
8 miles.
8 miles.
See Princetown.
37 miles.
30 miles.
30 miles.
12 miles.
7 miles.
87 miles.
28 miles.
43 miles,
5 miles.
miles,
miles.
miles,
miles.
miles,
miles.
miles,
miles.
miles.
miles.
20
85
18
18
39 miles.
40 miles.
34 miles.
60 miles.
.117 miles.
30 miles.
23 miles.
9 miles.
20 miles.
.J97 miles.
./60 miles.
10 miles.
18 miles.
17 miles.
22 miles,
35 miles.
32 miles.
67 miles.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ROUTES.
Town, VILLAGE, OR
SETTLBMENT,
Georgetown visseeserscssenseees
Glassvinn..
Glenaladale. iaaanas
GIONTOY....csssseeeerevevesenens
Pinnette ...cscccsccceseceseeees
Pisquid Bridge.....
Pleasant Grove....
Point Prim
Port Hill .........ceccsseeceeees
Port Sel kirk.cccss cccssssseses
Potter’s Road...
Pownal
eves
Princetown Royalty........
Red Point............
Rose Valley...
Rollo Bay.....
RUStICO ..ccccceesee see eeseeeees
Savage Harbor...
Salutation Point...
Scotch Fort....ccseceeceeees
Searltown........
Somerset .... csscessesseveeees
SOUTIS.....cssececees cevesseeees
Souris (east)....
Souris (west)...
Southport .....04. teens
Springfield ...... sssseccseeeee
Springton......
St. Andrew’s
St. Eleanor’s
St. Felix......
St. Jacques.. sevsasiaasans
St. Patrick............
St. Peter's Bay Head
Stanfield Mills...
Staniey Bridge...
Strathgartney ...
Sturgeon ........
Summerville .....
Summerside .......
Surveyor’s Pond.
Tignish ..........
Tignish Run..
TOPONtO v.sceseeecceee seceneees
Tracadie Harbor..........06.
Traveller's Rest.........00
Trout River.......
Tryon River..
Vigg...
Valleyfield ......ccceceseeeees
Vernon River
Vernon River Br idge
Victoridyicccceccsceeeaee
Warblington........
Warren Grove Mills........
Wellington ....ccece eee
West Cape..
West Point...
Wheatley River..
Westmorland Harbor. anes
White Sands...........0008
Winsloe Road..
Woodbridge.....
Woodbrook...
eeereee
00 ee ceeeeeees
eeeee
eeeeeee
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Ae eee eeeseeeeeeees
.|Prince .
County.
King’s........
Queen’s.
Queen’s .
QUEEN'S. ..06e0e000
Queen’s ......4
«. |Queen’s .
Prince..scssce ses
Queen’s v.60
King’s.....
Queen’s ....
Queen’s .
Prince .......000.
Prince.........65
King’s...
Queen’s ...
King’s.....
Queen’s .........
King’s......0ccee.
Prince..
Queen's .
Prince ...
P RBG ete
«| King’s.....00000
King’s...
King’s...
Queen’s.....
Queen’s .........
Queen’s .......4.
156
DISTANCE FROM
CHARLOTTETOWN.
30 miles.
5 miles.
“114 miles,
15 miles,
26 miles,
21 miles.
10 miles,
.|29 miles,
56 miles.
20 miles.
39 miles.
8 miles.
.|See Cornwall.
40 miles.
38 miles.
miles.
20 miles,
42 miles.
16 miles,
23 miles.
42 miles,
15 miles.
34 miles.
25 miles,
.|52 miles.
53 miles.
50 miles,
.{1 mile.
24 miles.
14 miles,
19 miles.
40 miles.
.{90 miles,
P rince....
; Pree .
-|Queen’s.
.|57 miles.
52 miles,
33 miles.
27 miles.
23 miles.
..{14 miles,
.|33 miles,
Prince ...
Prince.........
King’s.......
Queen’s ...
Prince....
Queen’s...
..|/Prince ...
}QUeeN’S ..receeeee
Queen's ......66
(Queen’s ...
..,Queen’s...
Queen’s ......6../2
Prince......seeeee
Queen’s
Prince .
}Prince ...
Taveete seeeceene
Queen's
Queen’s...
Queeen’s...
Prince........e00.
26 miles.
40 miles,
60 miles.
95 miles,
90 miles.
38 miles.
15 miles.
36 miles.
22 miles.
27 miles,
19 miles.
20 miles,
14 miles.
14 miles,
3 miles,
30 miles,
6 miles.
52 miles.
.{90 miles.
.{83 miles.
13 miles.
23 miles,
42 miles.
.{8 miles.
|PLiMCe....cceceeee
80 miles.
60 miles.
Wood Island.........06++000.[Queen’s..........{35 miles,
} TRE ravine uebec.
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CHAS. D. EDWARDS,
Manufacturer of
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ABREVIATIONS
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posite; rrear; R|
The names in G
" In Cities and 'Tc
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Owing to the no
é end of each Proy
ference to the GE
BERARDER
township of
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Distant trom Caml
Brand Trunk rail
nd in 60 miles,
wation about 100,
ams Robert, cabi
I Thomas, Wag or
Wo John, farmer
er James, farme
ons James, farm
us R., tailor
ter Daniel, farme
ell S.A, teache
Rtas Angus, farm
ilton Alexander,
ilton John, carpe
nilton John, farm
ey Joseph, cattl
gE Thomas, section
FIRE PROOF SAFES
WELDED STEEL AND IRON BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
SAT
rie James, farmer
ae rie Williaa, farm
5 an D., pestmaste
CoMBINED FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES;
inlay Donald, fir
inlay Finlay, agse
Richard, butcher
ll Duncan, farme
irey. TG. Primi
bson John, shoema
wer John S., farme
igton William, bl
” Archibald, farm
bon Archibald, fier
Stephen, carpente
son inlay, far
ALSO,
Iron Doors, Iron Shut
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bs ches ed Gratings, Iron Window Frames, &c., &c., &c
Combination Bank Locks, Store-Door Locks, and Jail Locks.
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A large number of Second-hand Safes on hand, which will be sold much below new 6
AGENTS :
. Hay, Ottawa. stat
E. H. Moore, Toronto. Geo H. & Sons, Halifax. Milway, 7 miles,
7D, Hamilton Davin Starr & Sons, on 24 miles, via
A. McKeanp, a : , Rp E uebec, A Toronto 53 miles, 3
A. G. Smytu, London Cuinic & BeaubeTTeE, Ra
. . > *
on about 150,
: . a ices. P-American hotel, J
THOMAS FULLER, Travelling Agent for the Lower Provin Face eh 2
ald
Villia
John, weaver
Mm, firmer
Jobn, farmer
illiam, farmer
0 Martin, farmer
90D, millman
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, 19 VICTORIA SQUARE,
FACTORY, CORNER INSPECTOR AND COLLEGE STREETS,
MONTREAL, P. Q.
tad
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WiTces:
ANADIAN
LOVELL’S
DOMINION
For 1870-71.
DIRECTORY
ABREVIATIONS USED IN THR ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES OF CITIES, TOWNS, &C,:—ab above; av avenue; bds boards; bet between ;
h church; cor corner; G.T. R. Grand Trunk Railway; G. W.R. Great Western Railway; h house; J, P. Justice of the Peace; n near; opp
posite; rear; R, catholic Roman catholic ;
sq square; wid widow,
The names in CAPITALS are those of Advertisers and Subscribers,
In Cities and Towns, where av, lane, or sq does not follow the residence, street is to be understood ; for example, Lovell John, 23 Se
Ucholas, means 23 St. Nicholas street.
Owing to the non-receipt of proofs, or returns from Agents, a few places are omitted in their alphabetical order, but they will be found at
e end of each Province,
PROVINCE
Mm BERARDER—A village in the} Cockbuen ©. 4
OF
Po
Shey ceue CEU
townshiy of Piympton, county of | Gouzens ©., shoemaker
Lambton, The principal business of
mene village is in cordwood and hops.
Distant trom Caumlachie, a station of the
frand Trunk railway, 5 miles, from
ond 60 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Po-
ulation about 100,
lams Robert, cabinetmaker
I Thomas, wag gonmaker
wo John, farmer
er James, farmer
ons James, farmer
us R., tailor
ter Daniel, farmer
nell S..A., teacher
atas Angus, farmer
ilton Alexander, framer
hilton John, carpenter
pilton John, farmer
yey Joseph, cattle dealer
g Thomas, section foreman G.T.R.
rie James, farmer
rie William, farmer
ean D., postmaster, storekeeper
inlay Donald, farmer
inlay Finlay, assessor
Richard, butcher
ll Duncan, farmer
irey. I. G., Primitive methodist
bson John, shoemaker
er John S., farmer
ugton William, blacksmith
for Archibald, farmer
pon Archibald, farmer
Stephen, carpenter
umson Finlay, farmer
ERFOYLE—A small village in the
Dship of buslineh, county of Welling-
It contains a grist mill, a town hall
a Canada Presbyterian church, Dis-
trom Guelph, a station of the Grand
k railway, 7 miles, fare 26e.; from
iIton 24 mes, via Dundas, fare #1,
h Torontod5 miles, Mail daily, Pop-
on about 150,
P American hotel, Robert Fleming,
prietor
bald John, weaver
Villiam, farmer
John, farmer
William, farmer
Pu Martin, farmer
John, millman
Culkin Thomas, blacksmith
Falconbridge Blair, clerk
As many places are known by more than one name, and as great pains have been taken to ascertain and give these
ference to the GENERAL INDEX is specially recommended, This will prevent the least delay in finding any place in the work, ,
ONTARIO.
Cobby James, blacksmith
Corman John, farmer
Corman Philip .
Cosby Robert, councillor
Falconbridge Samuel, postmaster, town- | Green John W.,, firmer
ship treasurer, merchant
Jackson John, sewing machine agent
Fleming Robert, proprietor Anglo Ame- | Jackson William, carpenter
rican hotel é
Grant Joseph, secretary and treasurer
Puslinch A. 8.
Hammersley John, J.P.
Hanning George, blacksmith
Ingram Thomas, bailiff
Johnson Jeremiah, mill owner, grocer
and lumber merchant
Jones rev, E., Episcopal methodist
Kennigan D., & Sons, farmers
Kerr Jacob, J.P.
Kerr James, farmer
Johnston Robert T., town clerk, farmer! Lavery & Robinson, contractors and
Johnstone Bayne, proprietor Queen's
Arms hotel
Little Robert, carpenter
Little Thomas, laborer
McBeath Malcolm, farmer
MecGibbon Peter, blacksmith
McIntyre Allen, blacksmith, waggon-
maker
McIntyre Carmel, waggonmaker
McIntosh James, tailor
McKenzie K., J.P., farmer
McLean George, grist mill owner
McLean James, general store
McLeod Alexander, shoemaker
McLeod Robert, shoemaker
Mahon Peter, farmer
Murray George, bar tender
Miller William, huekster
Queen’s Arms hotel, Bayne Johnstone,
proprietor
Ross William, miller
Smith Alexander, J.P
rance 0,
Smith John, farmer
Todd William M., farmer
Vivian William, pedlar
Wagner John, hostler
Watson Alexander, blacksmith
Weir Adam
ABINGDON— A village in the township
of Caistor, county of Lincoln, being, for
electoral purposes, inthe county of Monck.
Distant from Winona, a station of the
Great Western railway, 12 miles, fare
7he.; from Hamilton 19 miles, from St
Catharines 28 miles. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 250,
., seeretary Insu-
Book Israel D., mill owner and lumber
merchant
14
builders
McCarter major James
McCarter sergeant John, farmer
McIntosh John, buiider and carpenter
MecKinnell William carpenter and far-
mer ;
Miller James, school teacher
Miller John, merchant
Nipingburgh David, boots and shoes
Parke James, J.P., dealer and farmer
PEARSON THOMAS, — postmaster,
clerk 6th Division court, commis-
sioner in B.R., real estate valuator
and general agent
Shepherd John, J.P.
snyder EB. F., councillor
Springstead [saae, school teacher
Springstead Jacob, shingle factory
| Tweedle Bernard, farmer and stock
| breeder
*ABOWNE—A small village on the
Grand river, township of Nichol, county
of Wellington. It is about half way be
tween Elora and Fergus. There is agrist
and oatmeal mill, flax mill and tannery
in the village, Distant trom Guelph 14
miles. Population about 70,
Algie James, mason and weaver
Berwick Thomas, laborer
Brennan Richard, laborer
Daulton E., laborer
Deacon Joseph, miller
Foley John, carpenter and millwright
Foley Patrick, teamster
Griffin Michael, teamster
Henneberry & Co., proprietors Aboyne
mills
Henneberry James, of Henneberry & Co.
* The post office is at Elora.
ae aa NR eer
Mcllroy James, flax dresser
McPartland Daniel, flax dresser
Mennie John, farmer
Mennie Peter, tannery
Moody Joseph, tanner
Moore John, hotelkeeper, millwright
Sibley Richard, miller
Thompson William, M.D.
Young Robert, miller
ACTON WEST—A village in the town-
ship of Msquesing, county of Halton, A
large quantity of wheat is purchased here,
There isa considerable manufacture of
flour, lumber and leather, Itis a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, Montreai
Telegraph Co. has an office here, Distant
from Guelph 12 iniles, from Weston 27
miles, from Toronto 86 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 700
Adams Ransom, capitalist
Agnew Robert, hotelkeeper
Ahern John, hotelkeeper
Baird H, A., dentist
Bairdmore’ G. L., tanner
Bell James, limeburner
Bilton —, of Sharp & Co.
Brown James, shinglemaker
Burrows Jeremiah, shoe store
Cameron Hugh, carpenter
Cameron John, carpenter
Cameron rey. Lachlan, Presbyterian
Campbell James, hotelkeeper
Coats J. B., cooper
Cook rev. R. B., Baptist
Dempsey Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker
Dixon Adam, tailor
aston Thomas, waggonmaker
Kbbadge Thomas, grocer
Fernley Joseph, batcher
Fraser James, bailiff
Freeman A. H., & Co., druggists
Fulljames Thomas, carpenter
Grant Alexander, shoemaker
Grant William, waggonmaker
Hamilton Richard, carpenter
Hannah John, baker
Hayes Robert, hop grower
Hewer John, tanner
Hill G. 'T., grocer
Hume Thomas, councillor
Jones George, station agent GT.
Lightheart John, cooper
Little Robert, school teacher
Livingstone Daniel, carpenter
Lozier Oliver, plasterer
MecGarvin Nelson, M.D., of A. H. Free-
man & Co.
McKee John, grocer
McNaughton John, township reeve
Malloney David, shoemaker
Mann Hugh, hop grower
Marshall Miss Margaret, dressmaker
Marshall Thomas, shoemaker
MATTHEWS JAMES, postmaster,
agent Montreal Telegraph Go., clerk
Division court, commissioner — in
Queen's bench, insurance agent, &c.
Meredith Charles, storekeeper
Milburn Thomas, druggist
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.
.wMatthews, agent
Moore Brothers. shingle and stave fiac-
tory
Moore Edward, of Moore Brothers
Moore James, of Moore Brothers
Moore John, of Moore Brothers
Morrow Robert, M.D.
Nicklin B. & E., grist miil
Nicklin Benjamin, of B. & BH. Nicklin
Nicklin Edward, of B. & KE. Nicklin
Ryder James, blacksmith
Secord Mrs. 8. A., storekeeper
Sharp William, of William Sharp & Co.
Sharp William, & Co., saw mill
Smith C. S., planing mill
DOMINION 162 DIRECTORY.
Snyder Eli, carpenter
Sparling William, blacksmith
Speight John, waggonmaker
Speight Michael, blacksmith
Stevenson William, ploughmaker
Stone Richard, tanner
Storey William IL, glove and mitt ma-
nufacturer
Symon ©, & J., storekeepers
Symon Charles, of ©, & J. Symon
Symon James, of ©, & J. Symon
Thurtell Miss Mary, school teacher
Tolton Kdward, of G. & Ki, Tolton
Tolton G. & K., grist mill
Tolton George, of G. & FE. Tolton
VanAllen Charles, tailor
Warren Jolin, councillor
Weiger Charles, blacksmith
Willis —, of William Sharp & Co.
* ADATIS CORNERS—A small village
in the township of Hope, county of Dur-
ham, Distant from Campbell's Crossing,
a station of the Midland railway, 1 mile,
fare fc.; from Perrytown 1 mile, from
Port Hope 10 miles. Population about 80,
Adams Mra, Mary Ann, wid John
Callander John, laborer
Cunningham Thomas, sawyer
Delay George, blacksmith
Ellison William, blacksmith
Glover John, shoemaker
Grey James, mill owner
Johnson John, laborer
Linsay James, laborer
Lucas John W., waggonmaker
Martin Samuel, laborer
Seaton William, farmer
Theobald Edward, innkeeper
Thompson Willian, cooper
Thorndeck Robert sawyer
Zealand John, grocer
Zealand William
(ADAMS MILLS—A small village in
the township of Edwardsburg, county of
Grenville, Considerable business is done
here in the manufacture of lumber,
shingles, flour, feed and oatmeal, Dis-
tant from Spencerville, a station of the
St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 4 miles,
fare 50c.; from Edwardsburg, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare
$1; from Brockville 26 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 150.
Adams Alexander, cooper, farmer
Adams Alfred, farmer
Adams Daniel, farmer
Adams Edward, farmer
Adams Edwin, blacksmith
ADAMS JOSIAH, saw mill and gene-
ral dealer
Adams Levi, saw and grist mills
Anderson Miss L., milliner
Barkley Alexander, blacksmith
Caswell Stephen, harnessmaker
Condell Mrs. Eliza, wid W. T., cabinet-
maker
Cook Abel, carpenter, shingle mill
Cook George, sawyer
Cook James, carpenter
Cook Samuel, miller
Cook William, laborer
Davidson Abraham, dairyman
Davidson James, mason
Davidson John, mason
Dinnrodi W. E., saw mill
Gamble Mrs. Mary, wid John
Gamble William John, house carpenter
GILLESPIE JAMES, general store
and potash dealer
tillespie John, miller
Gould Edwin, laborer
Imrie James, farmer
* The post office is at Porrytown.
+The post office is called Ventnor.
Imrie John, mason
Leddy James, & Son
Lockerbie Matthew, blacksmith
McAULEY JOHN, saw mill and gon,
ral store
McDougall Alexander, cabinetmaker
McFadden Hiram, builder
McGeery James, miller
Melver John, laborer
Murdoch Thomas, laborer
Park Henry, turner
Park James, blacksmith
Park John, mason
Snyder Benson, flour and oatmeal mii
Stitt James, carriagemaker
Wallace Miss Sarah, milliner
ADARE—A village on the London ay
township ¢
McGillivray, county of Middlesex, py
the Gray
OF ft
Clinton gravel — road,
tant from Lucan, a station of
Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare
2h
Ireland 4 miles, from London 22
Population about 19
Mail daily.
Aikens George, farmer
Aikens James, farmer
Barry John, farmer
Beaker Andrew, farmer
Berry Lawrence, farmer
Brown Andrew, farmer
Cain John, innkeeper
Cann Lewis, farmer
Cann William, farmer
Colby Robert, farmer
@urtain Michael, farmer
Danncey Aaron, farmer
Drummond William, farmer
Glavin Edward, farmer
Glavin John, farmer
Glavin Michael, farmer
Grimdy Thomas, farmer
Hodgins Joseph, blacksmith
Jones Edward, farmer
Kilgallin Patrick, innkeeper
Laughlin John, farmer
Lavett Mrs, Agnes, wid I., postaisi
Lewis James, farmer
Lewis John, farmer
Lewis Joseph, farmer
Lewis W., blacksmith
McNamee Robert, bootmaker
McPhillips Patrick, farmer
Maguire Fergusson, farmer
Maguire Joseph, J.P., farmer
Maguire William H., carpenter
Miller Hiram, farmer
Miller Jacob, farmer
Murdy John, jun., farmer
Murdy John, sen., farmer
Neil James, farmer
Neil Richard, farmer
Neil William, farmer
Oak Hugh, farmer
Oak James, farmer
Robins W., farmer
Simpson John, farmer
Simpson Joseph, farmer
Shoebottom William, storekeeper
Smith William, farmer
Thomson James, carpenter
Wilkin William, innkeeper
ADDISON—A village in the tom
of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds.
tant from Bellamy,
from Brockville 12 miles.
Vopulation about 150,
Addison house, George M. Alguitt}
prietor
Alguire George M., proprietor Ai
house
Arnold Morton, carpenter
Baker John
Booth Andrew, laborer
Boyce George W., farmer
[Provinog
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boots and shoe
a station of
Brockville and Ottawa roll
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DNTARIO. |
ross Moses, lal
Rdwards Georg
Ketchum John,
napp Mrs, Eliz
ewis Charles I
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ash manufacti
in dry goods
provisions
ewis Ira
ewis Wellingto
cKinn Robert,
cVagh Kilborn
farish Arza, sho
oolah Joseph, |
wart Hiram, y
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aplin Augustus,
lise Ezra, carp
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Distant trom strs
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7 miles, tror
from Sarn)
rom Park Hill
Population about
bernethy James,
istin Hdward, e:
betin William, e:
rett Richard, fi
tron John, engir
ent William, far
ock George, fart
own John H., fir
Hachan Torrence
ipbell James, Ie
pltord William, f
ddy Thomas, J.
maldson rey, Jan
ley Samuel, lal
bnelly Samuel, |;
glass James, m
vner T., farmer
ight John, labor
patrick James,
syth Mrs. Annie
syth Robert, far
ele James, shoen
e Robert, farmer
re John, farmed
yer William, lab
hilton James, fir’
Dilton John, inn|
1a John, muniei
is Joshua, farm
ries William, ear
@ George §., |
eper
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> Walter, M.D.
B20n John, of Pad
bes J. Q, C., fary
ton Henry, mille
Ston Thomas, fia
edy rev, John, ¢
Well Giles, farme
e James, farmer
tthy John, farm
arthy Cornelius, {
DUGALL A. G.,
Patrick, J.P. fary
P John, mason
Pr Frank, of Par]
r& Hodgson, bl
t Reuben, Wage
Francis, farmer
bn Anthony, tow
Charles, farme
iff William, J.P.
eorge, farmer |
Robert P.. J.P
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DNTARIO. |
ross Moses, laborer
Piwards George W., M.D.
Ketchum John, farmer |
napp Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Reuben
i owis Charles Henry, clerk
binetinake Hn Wwis COLEMAN, postmaster, pot-
ash manufacturer, farmer and dealer
in dry goods, groceries, hardware,
provisions
wis [ra
ewis Wellington, farmer
cKinn Robert, laborer
eVagh Kilborn, blacksmith
larish Arai, shoemaker
oolah Joseph, laborer
towart Hiram, waggonmaker
ywell Cyrenius, farmer
plin Augustus, farmer
lise Hara, carpenter
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township ¢
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pr 150 " SAdelaide, county of Middlesex, Phere is
a good steam flour mill in the village
Distant from Strathrey, a station of the
Sarnia branch of the Great Western rail-
way, 7 miles, from London 26 miles, fare
1.50; from Sarnia 85 miles, fare $2.75;
rom Park Hill 14 miles. Mail daily.
DELAIDE-A village on the London
7 Population about 150.
bernethy James, shoemaker
nstin Rdward, carpenter
betin William, carpenter
rett Richard, farmer
rron John, engineer
‘3 ent William, farmer
i ock George, farmer
Armee own John H., farmer
rr Hachan Torrence, farmer
ipbell James, laborer
r pliord William, farmer
er. ddy Thomas, J.P., farmer
csmith aldson rev. James, Prosbyterian
: ley Samuel, laborer
Keeper nnelly Samuel, laborer
glass James, mason
ner T., firmer
ight John, laborer
patrick James, tailor
syth Mrs, Annie, wid Alexander
syth Robert, farmer
ele James, shoemaker
le Robert, farmer
ree John, farmer
ver William, laborer
hilton James, farmer
bilton Jolin, innkeeper
1a John, municipal treasurer
is Joshua, farmer
ries William, carpenter
e George S., postmaster, store-
per
e Johns,
e Walter, M.D.
Bson John, of Parker & Hodgson
pes J. O. C., farmer
ton Henry, miiler
ston Thomas, farmer
edy rev. John, ch of England
Well Giles, farmer
e James, farmer
rthy John, farmer
Arthy Cornelius, farmer
DUGALL A. G., innkeeper
Patrick, J.P., farmer
e Jolin, mason
pr Frank, of Parker & Hodgson
t & Hodgson, blacksmiths
r Reuben, waggonmaker
Francis, farmer
bn Anthony, township clerk
Charles, farmer
iff William, J.P., farmer
eorge, farmer
Robert P., J.P., farmer
Patrick
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tmaker
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a station
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miles, Mail §
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mer
nd Sarnia gravel road, township of
DOMINION 163 DIREOTORY.
West John Francis, shoemaker
Whitlock John W.,, joiner
Whitlock William, shoemaker
Wiley John, jun., deputy reeve
ADMASTON—A small place in the town-
ApE-AIL
rincipal cattle buyers in the province.
fontreal Telegraph Co. has an office
here, Distant from London 24 miles,
from Toronto 120 miles, from Sarnia 48
miles, from St Mary's 22 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 750,
ship of the same name, county of Renfrew, | AILSA CRAIG HOTEL, Angus Munro,
Distant from Rentrew 6 miles, fare 26c.;
from Sand Point, the terminus of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 21 miles,
fare $1; from Pembroke 40 miles. Mail
daily, Population about 60.
Brown Alexander, clerk of council
Brown George, farmer
Campbell John, councillor
Felion Joseph, blacksmith
Ferguson James, plasterer
Gillon John, carpenter
Graham David, lumber merchant
Lyons Thomas, farmer
Moore Elias, mill owner, reeve
Patterson Archibald, farmer
Patterson Miss Jane, postmistress
teid Nphraim, woollen factory
ADOLPH USTOWN—A village on the
Bay of Quinté, township of Adolphus-
town, county of Lennox and Adding@on.
Distant from Kingston, 80 miles, steam-
proprietor
Alexander Charles, waggonmaker
Ankle Robert, laborer
ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, an-
nual subscription $1; Alex. J. Belch,
printer and proprietor, St Mary's
Armstrong John, farmer
Armstrong Robert, shoemaker
Arnold George, clerk
Arnold Joseph I., storekeeper
Atkinson Wm. K., & Co,, storekeepere
Austin James, laborer
Austin Thomas, farmer
Baker Sims, waggoumaker
BELCH ALEXANDER J., printer and
proprietor of the Argus and Review,
resides in St Mary’s
Bowman Henry, farmer
Bowman Joseph, farmer
Bruce Adam, section master G.T.R.
Butler Hamilton, laborer
boat fare 75e., stage ture $1.50. Mail) Calderwood Robert, storekeeper
daily. Population about 169,
Allen Parker, J.P., farmer
Allison Cyrus, councillor
Bartlett Francis, councillor
Chalmers James, farmer
Davis Peter D., councillor
Dorland Philip, J.P., farmer
Gibb Thomas F., provincialgsurveyor
Giles Amos, farmer
Giles Membry, farmer
Hardinge rev. Robert, ch of England
Hart Russell, waggonmaker
Joyce William, blacksmith
Lyons James, carpenter
McKeever Michael, farmer
MeWhirter David, wharfinger
Penner Charles, Le farmer
Pull William, a
Simmons Nicholas, blacksmith
Trumpour Joseph, ferryman
Cameron A, & D., lumber merchante
Cameron Alex., of A. & D. Cameron
Cameron Donald, of A, & D. Cameroa
Cameron John, farmer
Campbell Neil M., clerk
Carr William, farmer
Clunas Donald, farmer
Clunas John, farmer
Coulter Andrew, innkeeper
Craig David, jun., farmer
Craig David, sen., farmer
Craig Mrs. Janet, wid James
Crawford Andrew, cooper
Crawford William, cooper
Cusick Christopher, innkeeper
Davis rev. William, ch of England
Dorman Jeremiah, farmer
Douglas Andrew, farmer
Drummond Duncan, farmer
Drummond John, farmer
Watson John J., J.P., postmaster, reeve, | Ernst Mrs. Amelia, dressmaker
storekeeper
Evans John, baker
Finnen Dennis, moulder
AGINCOURT—A small village in the} Fisher John, farmer
township of Scarborough, county of York.
Distant from Scarborough, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from
Toronto 18 miles, fare 40c.; from Mark-
ham,7 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 50.
Brown James
Crawford Robert, township assessor
Davidson William, farmer
Elliot Archibald
Elliot John, farmer
Elliot Hugh, farmer
Ferguson John, farmer
Fisher William, farmer
Forsyth Charles, barber
Fraser Alexander, furmer
Fraser Donald, farmer
Gale James, firmer
Godkin Benjamin, stave manufacturer
Godkin John, stave manufacturer
Godkin Thomas, farmer
Graham James, farmer
Graham Mrs. Abigail, wid John
Hamilton G. G., clerk Division court
Harcus George, carpenter
Fletcher rev. Donald, Canada presby- | Harrison James, tailor
terian
Forfar William, farmer
Hamilton James, farmer
Hamilton Robert, farmer
Kennedy Thomas, farmer
Milne John, postmaster, storekeeper
Patterson John, farmer
Thompson A. P., farmer
AILSA CRAIG-—A thriving village
between St. Marys and Sarnia, on theline
of the Grand Trunk railway, on the
town line of East Williams and McGilliv-
ray, county of Middlesex. A good trade
in lumber, flour and grain is carried on
here. Cattle and staves are exported
from this place yearly. The village is
in the heart of one of the finest grazing
districts in Ontario. Monthly cattle
fairs are held on the third Tuesday of
every month, which are attended by the
Harrison John, farmer
Hay Shackleton, postmaster, dry goods,
produce dealer
Hay Thomas, druggist
Henderson Donald, M.D., druggist
Hotson Alexander, farmer
Hughes John, storekeeper
James Joshua J., farmer
Jamieson Alexander, blacksmith
Jefferson David, laborer
Jefferson John, laborer
Jefferson John, porter G.T.R.
Johnson Joseph, miller
Jones William, farmer
Keenan Andrew, laborer
Kennedy rev. Robert, Presbyterian
Kerr James, farmer
Kinsman Henry, dentist
Lapoint Adam, blacksmith
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Lendran James, farmer
Livingston John, waggonmaker
Longstatf Josiah Cyrus, innkeeper
Mackinnon Angus, M.D., Ailsa Craig
McAlpine Donald, farmer
McAlpine Duncan, carpenter
McAlpine John, carpenter
McArthur James, J.P., farmer
McBride Malcolm, shoemaker
McCollum Duncan, farmer
McCrimmon John, carpenter
McDonald John, grocer
McDonald Roderick, farmer
McEwan Peter, farmer
McGregor Burwell M., innkeeper
McIntosh John, farmer
McIntosh William, grain, lumber
McIntyre John, farmer
McIntyre Neil, farmer
McIntyre Peter, farmer
McKellar Archibald, farmer
McKenzie Alexander, farmer
McKenzie Angus, farmer
McLachlan Alexander, farmer
McLaren Alexander, farmer
McLean Alexander, farmer
McLean Angus, farmer
McLeod Malcolm, farmer
McNaughton Donald, farmer
McNaughton Donald D., farmer
McNaughton John, farmer
McNaughton Miss Catherine, tailoress
McPherson John, farmer
Martel Alexander, blacksmith
Matheson William, watchmaker, photo-
rapher
Mihell Augustus G., grocer
Moffatt Jolin, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morton James, firmer
Morton John, farmer
MulvenyTerence,baggagemasterG.T.R.
Mumford Edwin A., station agent G.T.R.
MUNRO ANGUS, proprietor Ailsa
{ Craig hotel
} Munro David, carpenter
Munro Hector, carpenter
Murray George, switchman G.T.R.
Nevils T. G.S., grocer
Nichols James L., auctioneer
Prangley Emanuel, waggonmaker
Hd] i Priestly John Hall, J-P., merchant
mi PRIESTLY JOLIN W., grain merchant,
general dealer in produce
iN Priestly Thomas C., bailiff
Ranton John, storekeeper
Rees Rees, farmer
Revington David J., saddler
Rosser David, farmer
tosser Philip D., farmer
Ryan Thomas, laborer
Scafe John, jun., farmer
, Shennon Edward, blacksmith
im Sherwin William, cabinetmaker
i Shipley George, farmer
I Shipley George, jun., farmer
, Shipley William G., farmer
Shoff Dennis, storekeeper
Hes; i Shoff William, blacksmith
‘aaa | Smith Jacob, farmer
i Smith William, tankman G.T.R.
Spence Henry, farmer
i Stephenson William, tinsmith
i Stevenson Duncan, farmer
Stewart Alexander, firmer
Stewart Colin, farmer
Stewart Edward, farmer
Stonehouse Edward, framer
Sutherland Alexander, farmer
| Wallace Robert, farmer
Be ‘Walton Nicholas, farn.-:
Weber Albin, tailor
Wickham Philip, of Willing & Wickham
Willing Matthew, of Willing & Wickham
DOMINION 164 DIRECTORY.
Ee ee Es ee
WILLING & WICKHAM, millers
Wilson Frederick H., grain merchant
Wilson George, laborer
*AINLEYVILLE—A flourishing vil-
lage on the south branch of Maitland
river, township of Grey, county of Huron,
It contains grist, steam and water power
saw mills, shingle and planing mills,
woollen, cabinet and cheese factories, a
tannery and iron foundry, two Pres-
byterian, an Episcopal, a New Con-
nexion methodist, and Wesleyan church,
and fine school buildings, About 8 miles
distant are the celebrated mills owned by
Sinith Brothers, some of the most exten-
sive inthe Western country. Montreal
Telegraph Co, has an_oflice here. Dis-
tant from Wroxeter 10 miles, fare 40e. ;
from Seatorth, a station of the Buffalo and
| Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 14 miles, fare 60c.; from Goderich, 80
miles, Mail daily, Population about 800,
Ainley Robert, lumber piler
Ainley William, cabinetmaker
Ames Jolin, saddler
Anderson James, weaver
Armstrong William, proprietor North
American hotel
Ballantyne Thomas, plasterer
Bain W. R., tailor
Beer George A., tailor
Beaton Norman, carpenter
Bell Maxwell, tanner
Bristol rev, C., Wesleyan
Brown James, farmer
Bradwell Thomas, laborer
Butler Samuel, barber
Cardiff & Elliott, bakers
Cardiff Henry, of Cardiff & Elliott
Carter Miss, music teacher
Chapman Thomas, millman
Commercial hotel, J. Laird, proprietor
Cooper C. R., agent
Cormick John, carpenter
Coulthard William, currier
Crawford Samuel, teamster
Dolson John, baker and grocer
Dornyon R., farmer
Dumtord Thomas, millman
Dunean MeBride, miller
Elliott George, of Cardiff & Elliott
English Brothers, blacksmiths
carriagemakers
Nnglish George, of English Brothers
English Thomas, of Kuglish Brothers
and
Ferguson rey. John, Presbyterian
Kishligh & Gerry, tinware and stoves
Fishligh William, of Fishligh & Gerry
Fitzpatrick George, laborer
| Frelick Benjamin, clerk Division court
| Frayne Elijah, farmer
| Garby Henry, teamster
| Gerry Benjamin, of Fishligh & Gerry
| Gibson James, blacksmith
Gordon Miss M., milliner
Grahain William, M.D.
GRANT JOHN R., postmaster, drug-
gist and telegraph agent
Green rey. T., Bible Christian
Grewar John, mason
| Geewar Alexander, farmer
Grey hotel, Martin Moore, proprietor
Hall Thomas,proprietor Marksman’s inn
Hamilton Alfred, of Hamilton & Wright
Hamilton John, school teacher
Hamilton & Wright, butchers
Hampden Denny
Holliday John, tinsmith
Holliday John C., pumpmaker, turner
Holmes William J. R., M.D.
Hopkins Samuel, sawyer
Jones rev. Samuel, Presbyterian
Kake Albert, watchmaker
Kay John, woollen factory
Kelly Francis, mason
* The post office is called Dingle,
Kelly James, limeburner
KERR REV. JOHN WILTON, cate.
nd, conveyances
land agent, commissioner in BR’
chist ch of England,
issuer of marriage licenses, corone
Kirkpatrick Edward, lumber oiler
Knechtel John, tanner and farmer
Knechtel William, harnessmaker
Knight David, sawyer
Knox Thomas, grocer
Laird Jas., proprietor Commercial hot)
Leckie John, J.P., reeve, merehay;
cheese manufacturer
Leonard Jas,, proprietor Leonard's hot
Livingstone Niel M., storekeeper
Lynn James, blacksmith
MeBride Henry, pumpmaker
McCallum John, shoemaker
McCracken William H.,, grocer
McGregor Thomas, farmer
McInnis Malcolm, clerk
McKay William, blacksmith and Wig.
gonmaker
McLachlin James, shoemaker
McPhail John, cooper
Marksman’s inn, Thomas Hall, proprietor
MARRIAGE LICENSES, rev, Joby
Wilton Kerr, issuer
Miller George, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO,, Joby
R. Grant, agent
Mooney William, J.P.
Moore Martin, proprietor Grey hote|
Morris 8, B., carpenter
Morrison William, blacksmith
Muir Andrew, druggist and merchant
Neal William, of Sheriff & Neal
Nichol Andrew, blacksmith
North American hotel, William An
strong, proprietor
Parkes Benjamin, blacksmith
Pearson Samuel, shoemaker
Peters James, M.D,
Preston rev. Walton, New Connexice
methodist
Preston Walter II., druggist
Richardson Matthew, tailor
Roberts James, painter
Robertson Samuel, saw mill
Roderick Archibald, sawyer
Ross David, tailor
Ross George R., of Wright & Ross
Sanders George, fireman
Scott Finley $., clerk
Sheridan Thomas, farmer
Sheriff Charles, of Sheriff & Neal
Sheriff & Neal, flour mill
S'ggins Samuel, carriagemaker
Smale Henry, clerk
Smale Samuel, merchant tailor
Smart James, teamster
Smith Alexander, of Wilson & Smit!
Smith Brothers, steam saw, shingle, lait
and planing mill
Smith Henry, of Smith Brothers
Sinith James, cabinetmaker
Smith James, of Smith Brothers
Smith M. & 'T., steam planing mill
Smith Marsden, of M. & T. Smith
Smith Oliver, of Smith Brothers
Smith Thomas, of Smith Brothers
Smith Trueman, of M. & T. Smith
Smith Walter, waggonmaker
Somerset John, shoemaker
Steele Hugh, of Steele & Young
Steele & Young, blacksmiths and wa
gon makers
Stewart John, accountant
Stewart Daniel, photographer
Strachan Alexander, clerk
STRETTON HOUSE, James Stretta
proprietor. See Adv
STRETTON JAMES, proprietor Strt
ton house. See Adv
[PRovinor op
t Lewis,
ONTARIO. }
Strettou John, pump
Thomson Peter, car
Travers Nathan, blac
Tuft William, teamst
Vanstone James, of |
VANSTONE W. &
distillery, saw,shing
Vanstone William, of
Vincent William, fart
Vakeford . Miller
Vallace Mungo, shoe
Valls George, labore
Vatson Thomas, blac
White William, chees:
Vhite John, teamster
Whiting Caleb, millm
Whiting David, labore
ilson James, blacks
ilson Miss, milliner
Wilson & Smith, foun
filson Willian R,,
carriagemaker
Wright Charles, of Ha
right George IL, of
right & Ross, gener;
yynn John, carviagen
Vynn Miss, milliner
oung James, of Steel
LBERTON—A villa
of Ancaster, county of
tant from Dundas, a sti
Western railway, 9 mil
{ miles, from Toronte
daily. Population abo:
Dok John, farmer
brasides John, shoem:
anklin Job, postmast
If-way house, Isaa
proprietor
Ammill James, saw m
use Daniel, farmer
buse Hiram, blacksmi
puse Thomas 8., store
lly Alem R., carpent
ne Thomas, farmer
t Nelson, farmer
tStephen, farmer
mell Ki, lavernkeepe
nabaugh Tsaae, prop
Ouse
son Foster, saw mill
BURY-—A small pli
Mp of Ameliasbure, ef
ward. A large grat
ere, Distant from Bel
the Grand ‘Trunk rg
om Picton, the county
mm Toronto 100 miles,
Opulation about 100,
ey John, cooper
ty Thomas, butcher
ervey, EH. M., ch of
ington William, cary
biingham Henry, farn
bpsey Charles, farmer
hysey Isaac, farmer
; i gardener
farmer
bpsey William R,, dey
s William A. architd
yilon William, arehite
Ings Mutual Fire |
. Peck, Secretary-tr
laborer *
Bn Levi, painter
erilo ohn, blacksn
Henry, firmer
James, shoemaker
John G., farmer
James H,, postmas
Ent and conveyancer
8. W,, farmer
William, coroner
NCE oP
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(vTARIO. |
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IN, cate. Strettou John, poupeaaker
eyancer, Thomson | eter, Car penter
in BR Travers Nathan, blacksmith
oroner Tuft William, teamster
viler Vanstone James, of W. & J. Vanstone
mer VANSTONE W. & J., flouring mill
cor distillery, saw,shingle and planing mil
Vincent William, farmer
cial hotel Wakeford HE. Miller
nerchant Wallace Mungo, shoemaker
Valls George, laborer
urd’s hots Watson Thomas, blacksmith
per Vhite William, cheesemaker
Vhite John, teamster
Whiting Caleb, millman
Whiting David, laborer
" filson James, blacksmith
Jilson Miss, milliner
Wilson & Smith, founders
and wag: Jilson William R., blacksmith and
carriagemaker
Wright Charles, of Hamilton & Wright
Jright George IL, of Wright & Ross
proprietor Vright & Ross, general store
rey, Jobe Vynn Jolin, carviagemaker
Vynn Miss, milliner
‘oung James, of Steele & Young
CO, Joh LBERTON —A village in the township
of Aucaster, county of Wentworth, Dis-
tant from Dundas, a station of the Great
oy hotel stern railway, 9 miles, from Hamilton
. M4 miles, from Toronto 65 miles, Mail
h feedaily. Population about 90,
merchant ook John, farmer
cal prasides John, shoemaker
anklin Job, postmaster, storekeeper,
alf-way house, Isaac Stenabaugh,
proprietor
Ammill James, saw mill
Daniel, farmer
buse Hiram, blacksmith
bust Thomas §., storekeeper
Hy Alem R., carpenter
ne Thomas, farmer
t Nelson, farmer
t Stephen, furmer
mell Hi, tavernkeeper
nabaugh Isaac, proprietor Half-way
e Ouse
& Ross 30n Foster, saw mill
lliam Ani
h
Connexice
BURY—A small place in the town-
hip of Ameliasburg, county of Prince
Neal ward, A large grain trade is done
+ ere. Distant from Belleville, a station
the Grand ‘Trunk railway, 9 miles,
ker om Picton, the county town, 24 miles,
m Toronto 100 miles.” Mail tri-weekly.
Hor fopulation about 100,
a ey John, cooper
ik Smit ey Thomas, butcher
shingle, 1a errey, KE. H.M., ch of England
ington William, carpenter
thers Dningham Henry, farmer
bpsey Charles, farmer
hers bpsey Isaac, farmer
yo mill \ pysey Peter, J.P.
‘mith Mpysey P.C., gardener
hers bpsey W. T., farmer
thers Apsey William R., deputy reeve
Smith es William A., architect
iL yilon William, architect
ings Mutual Fire Insurance Co..
yung II. Peck, secretary-treasurer
hs and wag: t Lewis, laborer
on Levi, painter
erlonk John, blacksmith
ier Henry, farmer
James, shoemaker
es Stretts, John G., farmer
James H,, postmaster, insurance
ent and conveyancer
S. W., farmer
William, coroner
ietor Strek
Vanstone William, of W. & J, Vanstone
| Crow Peter, councillor
DOMINION 165 DIREOTORY.
Pierson David, broker
Pierson Aaron, farmer
Sager Albert, farmer
Sager George W.,, saddler
Simpson Miss Emma F., teacher
,| Weese William F, lumber merchant
|| Worden George, carpenter
ALDERSHOTT—A_ village in the
townshipot Mast Flamborough, county of
Wentworth, Distant from Waterdown,
a station of the Great Western railway, 4
a mile, from iamilton 4 miles, trom ‘To-
ronto 85 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 160,
Aldershott hotel, Mrs, Eliza, wid John
Oliver, proprietor
Baker William, station master G.W.R.
| Befur Peter, waggonmaker
| Brown Alexander, J.1?., postmaster,
forwarder
Campbell Colin, farmer
Clarke Richard, teamster
KNasterbrook John, farmer
Feeley Cornelius, clerk G.W.R.
Feeley William, track master G.W.R,
ingle Daniel, farmer
Grice John, miller
Grice Luke, miller
Hills Abram, farmer
Hills John, teamster
Kenny James, innkeeper
King Robert, Burlington flour mills
MeMahon Daniel, blacksmith
Manning John, teamster
Marratt John, butcher
Mullin Henry, jun., innkeeper
Mullin Henry, sen., laborer
Oliver Hamilton, assistant postmaster,
Hill William, farmer
Indian Joseph, farmer
Ivison rev, James, Wesleyan, school su-
perintendent
Jack William, farmer
Jacobs Miss Harriet, seamstress
James Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Lake Alexander, farmer
Lake Miss Polly
Marsden Thomas, councillor
Muskrat Moses, farmer
Paul David, farmer
Peter John, farmer
Pigeon Mrs. Hannah, wid John
Potts Miss Elizabeth
Salt Allen, missionary, resides in Sarnia
Shilling John
Simpson James, farmer
Simpson Mrs. Mary, wid Jobn
Skunk Joseph
Smoke James, jun., farmer
Snake Hulbut, farmer
Snake James, farmer
Stown Jacob, farmer
Stown John, farmer
Sunday John, chief Missisauga Indians
SUNDAY JOLIN J., clerk of council
Tobeeo Mrs. Blizabeth, wid Smith
Wahbooze Miss Nancy
Wilkins Robert, farmer
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| ALE XANDIERTA—A flourishing village
in the township of Lochiel, county of
Glengary. A large local trade is carried
ou here, Distant from Lancaster, a sta-
|} tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 13
miles, fare 81; from Montreal 70 miles.
Mail daily. Vopulation about 800.
Allan O. Trussel, clerk
innkeeper
Oliver Mrs, Eliza, wid John, proprietor
Aldershott hotel
Oliver Mark H., clerk
Sinclair Robert, shoemaker
Smiley Robert, farmer
Stock George, farmer
Tate William, laborer
Townshend 'l. B., draughtsman
ALDERVILLE- An Indian village in
the township of Aluwick, county of Nor-
thiunberland. Distant from Roseneath 1
mile, fare 50c,; from Cobourg, astation of
the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fure
50c. Mailtri-weekly, Population about
200.
Bissonet Charles, laborer
Bissonet Francois, laborer
Brunet Paul, sexton
Cameron Donald, laborer
Campbell Angus, of Millar & Campbell
Campbell Angus J., school teacher
Castiguer Joseph, herbalist
Cattanach Angus, shoemaker
Charlebois Auguste, founder
Charlebois Frangois X., blacksmith
Charlebois Hilaire, laborer
Chestnut Isaac, weaver
Chisholm Colin D., clerk second
Division court
Chisholm Donald A., shoemaker
Corbett Jolin, harnessmaker
Andrew Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph
Ashwance John, farmer
Barrie Miss Grace, school teacher
Beaver Francis, farmer |
Beaver Isaac, farmer |
Beaver John, farmer
Bigwing Mrs, Susan, wid James
Black Moses, farmer
Blaker George, councillor
Blaker William, farmer
Chase John P., farmer
Chase rev. Henry P., missionary
Chubb Mitchell, farmer
Crow Mrs. Susanna
| Crow William, councillor
Cumego Ebenezer, farmer
Cumego George, farmer
Cumego William, farmer
Curtis James, postmaster, storekeeper
Ellenor Edward, carpenter
Ellenor John, farmer
Ellenor William, farmer
Franklin Mrs. Sarah
Irauklin Robert, farmer
Fraser Thomas, farmer
Gray Miss Elizabeth
Gray Miss Martha
Gray Rebert, farmer |
| Hager Louis, farmer |
Cosgrove Lawrence, laborer
Deguise Jacques, laborer
Dewar Roderick, bailiff
Doré Solomon, cabinetmaket
Duchéne Moise, butcher
Grant Allan, shoemaker
Harrison Geo., of Harrison & Me Arthur
Harrison & McArthur, storekeepers,
tanners, shoe manufacturers
| Hyde Mrs, Catherine, wid John
Jodoin Jean Bte., laborer
Kennedy John, carriagemaker
Kerr Cosmos, storekeeper
Ladies of the Holy Cross, sister St
Jérome, superioress
Lapierre Antoine, laborer
Larocque Thomas, laborer
Lauzon Jean Baptiste, laborer
Lawson George, farmer
Leblanc Jean Baptiste, huborer
Leclair Pierre N., M.D., coroner
Lendrum George W., photographer
MeArthur Donald A., of Harrison &
McArthur
McDonald A. B., & Co., storekeepers
McDONALD A. S., J.P., postmaster,
general merchant
McDonald Alexander, farmer
McDonald Alexander B., proprietor
Union hotel!
ALB-ALE
=< em ra oI
ene ee pt IIE EET. ELIE LT LILLE
«S00 nL nc ET
Queetne Napein ns 2
ALF-ALL
McDonald Allan B., of A. B. McDon: ala |
& Co. |
McDonald Angus, tailor
McDonald Archibald, tanner
McDonald Donald, c¢ irpenter |
McDonald Donald, hotelkeeper
WeDonald Donald: tailor
McDonald Donald A., flour
mill
McDonald Donald
McDonald & Co.
McDonald Dunean, laborer
McDonald Dunean, merchant,
McDonald’s hotel
McDonald) Duncan A., storekeeper,
agent Mutual) Provincial Insurance
Co. of Toronto
WcDonald Lachlan,
McDonald Miss Flora
McDonald Miss Janet,
McDonald Mrs. Janet, wid
McDonald Mrs. Margaret,
McDonald Mrs. Sally, wid
McDonald Ranald
McDonell Alexander R., saddlerv
McDonell Allan, wheelwright
McDonell & Charlebois, carvii
McDonell Robert, bailiff
MeDougald Miss Flora
McDOUGALL ALEXANDER,
chant tailor and clother
McDougall Lachlan, ries
MeGillis Donald, hotelkee
MeGillivray Donald, alee
McIntosh Donald, storekeeper
McKay rev. Alexander, ch of Scotland |
McKenzie Alexander M., registrar
McKinnon Duncan, carpenter
McLaren Mrs. Mary, wid Angus
McMaster John, store keepet
McMillan Donald, M.D.
hicMillan Mrs. Catherine,
innkeeper
McNeil Mrs. Catherine, wid Hugh
McPhee Archibald, of D. & A. McPhee
McPhee D. & A., storekeepers
McPhee Donald, carpenter
McPhee Donald, of D. & A. McPhee
and saw
A., M.P., of A. B.
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bds at |
|
laborer
milliner
Ang Ws
wid Hee
Donald
tor
vemakers |
|
mere
wid James,
i Hall Robert, sdireeenpel
| Naubert Pirmin, innkeeper
| Philip re
| McNish
ALGER D—A small place in the town-
ship of Alfred, county of Prescott, Dis-
tant from Ottawa 47 miles. Mail dé aily in
winter and tri-weekly insummer, Popu-
lation about 70.
| Belanger Joseph, laborer
| Brady Francis, farmer
| Br: ady Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, innkeeper
| Chenier Antoine, laborer
| Chenier Mi ae cl, laborer
Daniels rey. ch of England
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Hill John, postmas ster, innkeeper
Holmes Hdward, farmer
Lawlor George, ‘reeve, farmer
Morin Jean Baptis te, laborer
v. Seraphin, R. catholic
St Maurice Joseph, carpenter
*ALGONQUUIN—A smal vilinge inthe
township of Augusta, county of Grenville.
Distant from Maitland, astation of the
Grand ‘Prunk railway, 5miles, fare 50c.;
from Clark’s Crossing, 6 miles, fare Tbe.
Mail bieweekly. Population about 100,
issecll Aaron, farmer
issell Artemus & James, cheese factory
issell Henry, farmer
POMINION 166 DIRHOLORY.
ole Leander, potash manufacturer
rain Levi, mason
farl Andrew, farmer
Jarl Edward, hop grower
Sarl Luther, gardener
Karl Nelson, farmer
Karl William, farmer
Emerson rev, Chartes, Baptist
McKenzie William Lyon, assistant post-
master, storekeeper
McLean Ezra, farmer
McLean Solomon C., school teacher
Andrew, blacksmith
Matthie Buchanan, hop grower
Matthie Thomas, shoemaker
Milks Manuel, & Shepherd, potash ma-
nufacturers
Newell Hugh & James, tarmers
Newell Hugh William, carpenter
Phillips Mrs, Sarah Ann, wid George
McPhee Donald, hotelkeeper
McPhee Duncan, laborer
McPhee James, of Wallace & McPhee
McPhee Mrs. Nancy, wid Archibald
McPherson Alex ander, laborer
McRae Donald, carriagemaker
McRae Mrs. Nancy, wid
Malette Charles, laborer
Malette Moise, laorer
Malette Mrs. Mar.e, wid Augustin
Millar & Campbel!, founders
Millar George, moulder
Mutual Provincial Insurance Co. of
Toronto, Duncan A. McDonald, agent
O'CONNOR REV. JOHN S., R. catholic
Ouellett Louis, carpenter
Picard Guillaume, laborer
Richard Edouard, laborer
Sabourin Clément, laborer
Sabourin Francois, laborer
Sabowin George, labore:
Scott Stephen, carpenter
Simpson James, M.D.
Union hotel, Alexander B.
proprietor
Urquhart Donald, blacksmith
Wallace & McPhee, storekeepers
Wallace Thomas, of Wallace & MePhee
Wason George, plaste rer
White Mrs. C ‘atherine, wid William
Williams Mrs. Catherine, wid Edward
WILSON / OHN R., barrister and attor-
ney at } iw, solicitor in chancery
Wilson PF. obert, storekeeper
Young ire hibald, weaver
Young James, laborer
McDonald, |
Throop Joseph, farmer
Walker John, blacksmith
Walker Samuel, farmer
Walker Samuel, shoemaker
Wood Robert, jun. . Shingle mill
Wood Robert, sen., grocer
Wright Asahel, farmer
Wr cht Isaiah, J.P., farmer
Wright Silas, postmaster, farmer
ALLANBURG—A village on the Wel-
Thorold, county
land canal, township of
otf Welland, It is a flag station of the
Welland railway. Montreal Telegraph ¢
has an oflice here.
Falls
town,
hail daily, Population about 300,
Adiey Richard, engineer
Anderson Belden, ship carpenter
Anderson James, ship carpenter
| Browr shin, sawyer
Bruce John, lock ter
| Carr John, toll keeper
Casey Thomas, sailor
| Church Archibald, farme)
| Coyne James, farmer
| Doyle John, agent tow tea
| Dyke Henry, innkeeper
Gray George, butcher
Yarle Joseph, harnessmaker
| Hicks William, laborer
iliggins Henry, blacksmith
| Higgins William, lock tender
| Hill Benjamin, innkeepcr
Huffy John, pensioner
|} ¥*Formerly called Wright’s Corners
Distant from Niagara
i miles, from Welland, the county
7 miles, from St Catharines 8 miles,
} Vanderburgh Garrett,
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} Spencer Robert,
{Tucker Baruch,
Kenny Timothy, laborer
MONTREAL TE LEGRAPH Cy,
Morrison Peter, engineer
Mosier Lewis, farmer
Mussen Henry, grocer
Mussen Philip S., J.P., mason
O'Leary Daniel, lock tender
O'Leary William, bridge tender
Plumeteel Daniel, ship carpente:
| Radcliffe Tsaae,
lock tender
Rannie John, postmaster,
Rogers John, laborer
Seaburn Peter, laborer
Shelly Jacob, laborer
Skinner Dav id, firmer
, ship carpenter
Smith James R, .. school teacher
J.P., farmer
laborer
saw mill
Upper Jacob, farmer
Upper James, blacksmith
Upper James, innkeeper
Upper Joseph, jun., teamster
Upper Joseph, sen., innkeeper
Upper Oscar, teamster
Upper Walter, farmer
Upper Williain, lock tender
Upper Willis, carpenter
farmer
Theiler Charles,
Vanderburgh George, blacksmith
| Vande rburgh Henry,
farmer
| Vanderburgh Obediah, laborer
| Waters James, bridge tender
Wilkinson Leonard, laborer
| Wilkinson Robert, laborer
Williams James, ship carpenter
Wright Robert, fireman
ALLANDALE MAILLS—A
lage on the Indian river, tow
contains grist and
miles, from
niles.
fare 60c.;
Mail daily.
Atkins John, cooper
Atkins Thomas, cooper
Armstrong James, laborer
Bartliff James, clerk
Beavis Francis, laborer
pode William, tanner
Carr Mrs. Isabell la, wid Thomas
Chase William P., sawyer
Collins Henry, shoemaker
Connell Alexander,
Connell G. & A
Connell George, of G. & A.C
Dinsdale Jeffrie, mason
Dinsdale John, farmer
Douglas James, laborer
English George, cooper
English John, cooper
| English Mrs. Ann, wid Robert
| Fife David, farmer
| Hastee William, carpenter
Hh umphries J. C., carpenter
umieson Mrs. Marian, wid E
ison John, school teacher
| Menard Ezra, mille
Ostram Gideon T., labore
nwick W Iter, storekeey
Sheaper Jar , carpenter
Short | on ystmast
nd farm
mpson Thomas, tavernkeepet
ALLAN PARK—A
email pa
yn m road, township of Bes
come ‘of ey. Dis tant from bs een Joseph
trom Walkerton 11} mil& son William
Gruelpt tation of the Grand i Bertier Ji ames, ]]
and ¢ t Western railways, my George, tarn
Mali daily. Population about 1. itare stave fia
Boddy Thomas, postmaster Proprietor
[ PRovince o
TT ei
storekeer,
small §
Otonabee, county of Peterborou
saw mills, a ¢
mill and an extensive hoop factor
tant from Peterborough, the count
anda station of the Midland railws,
Port Hop
Population about
of G, & A. Co
, Waggonmaker
ONTARIO. |
Brigham Henry,
umeron Archib
ampbell reorare
‘hittick Guy,
‘ollett Henry, ‘f
nson George, |}
fepenson John, mi
Fenson Richard,
Paoodeve Charles
Gunn William, p
farshall dames, |
Sumpton Willian
fyerman Thoma:
LLENDALE
hip of Innisfil, ¢
is here a station
ee anda branch off
t raph Co, Dist
; a Toronto 631
ation about 200
Mbiott George, |
AMA lendale hotel, .
ndrews Carson
Bedford Chaunce
Boon John, propr
Brooks Stanley, b
Brown J. M., tave
Burns Edward, m
urns William, ly
ain John R., lal
ain Jolin B., lab
allaghan Hugh,
hristison Willia
line Francis, car
onnors John, ea
proxon Henry, pr
ulross William,
dixon James, labs
lodson John, trac
Bibson James, pla
Bibson Andrew, ]
gordon Aiken, |
mill Mrs.,
«olin
hotel
Polden George,
uggard Jose ph,
Ones A, station
ittle W ili am (©,,
cAlpin M., lnm
cCabe Patrick,
Kenzie Hugh
cKerighan Hohe
cMahon James, s
wudley Andrew,
scampbell Andy
p Keeper
isc ampbell John
MONTREAL TR
Fr lor: & Ros sy opel
ers Jacob, ¢ arp
ay lor Willi: im, b
ilkie Peter firm
Ailroad hote l, Jo
hinson Charle
gt ive fae tory
ISS JOHN, ‘stat
Robe rt, blae
ISS MISSFLO
Telegraph Co,
88 Mrs., saloonk
pyal hotel, Hen:
¥ Patrick, b
Dules 3 Wi illiam P,
Pmpleman Geo
Northern railw;
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Wid |
Ambrose
Oy
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Ompson David,
BOSON James. t
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er
mason
onder
re tender
Carpenter
onder
fer, storekeers
irpenter
ot teacher
yer
Amster
mnkeepe:
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tender
er
, farmer
, blacksmith
farmer
h, laborer
» tender
laborer
borer
y carpenter
an
[LLS—A smal
river, tow!
f Peterboroug
gh, the count)
Midland railwiy,
‘rom Port Hop
> opulation aboutl
per
vborer
rer
ner
vid Thomas
lawyer
naker
of G. & A. Cos
he gonmakers
x. & A, Cor
son
1er
yrer
yper
“P
wid Robert
Ppenter
rpenter
lan, wid
teacher
labore
lorekeep
mentel
) tmast
avernkeepe!
wihship of
kerton 11} me
pn railways,
ation about 1
stmaster
PROVINCE op
aw mills, a candy
» hoop factory.
—A small paces
Bi
Distant from »
of the Grand} :
ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 167
DIRECTORY.
ALL-ALM
Brigham Henry, blacksmith | ALLENFOR BA village in the town- |
gt Af : 7 le, ¢ > of Bruce is-
ameron Archibald, waggonmaker ship of Amable, county of Bruce, Dis |
ampbell Robert, farmer H
Chittick Guy, tavernkeeper |
Mollet Henry, farmer |
Breyson George, mill owner |
on John, mill owner |
fonson Richard, mill owner |
‘oodeve Charles F°., storekeeper |
(Gunn William, peusioner
Marshall James, farmer |
Sumpton William, farmer |
Tyerman Thomas, farmer |
LLENDALE-—A village in the town- |
hip of Iunistil, county of Simeoe, There |
shere a station of the Northern railway
and @ branch office of the Moutreal Tele- |
Me croph Co. Distant from Barrie 1 mile, |
a Toronto 63 miles, Maildaily. VPopu. |
ation about 200
bhott George, laborer
llendale hotel, A. Hamlin, proprietor
Andrews Carson, carpenter
Bedford Chauncey, laborer
Boon John, proprietor Railroad hotel |
Brooks Stanley, blaeksmith
Brown J. M., tavernkeeper
Burns Edward, mason
TT William, laborer
ain John R.,
i John B., laborer
wn Hugh, shoemaker
n William, bootmalker
Nine Francis, carpenter
onnors John, carpenter
wp roxon Henry, proprietor Royal hotel
ulross William, blacksmith |
dixon James, laborer
odson John, track master
son James, plasterer
son Andrew, plasterer |
Bordon Aiken, liborer
Pemill Mrs., wid William
lin Ambrose, proprietor Allendale
hotel
Holden George, laborer
uggard Joseph, farmer
ones A., station master
epittle William C., J.P., M.PLP.
cAlpin M., lumber measurer
cCabe Patrick, laborer
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laborer |
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eMahon James, storekeeper
audley Andrew, cooper
mpbeli Andrew, postmaster, store-
Fkeeper
iscampbell John W., asst. postmaste
JUNTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Mi
Flora Ross, operator
vers Jacob, carpenter
Aavlor William, baezagemaster
ilkie Peter, farmer. =
ailroad hotel, John Boon, proprietor
Hinson Charles, proprietor Witare
stave factory
ISS JOHN, station master
Ds Robert, blacksmith
JSS MISS FLORA, operator Montreal
Tel rh Co.
Dss Mrs., saloonkeeper
byal hotel, Henry Croxon, proprietor
heedy Patrick, blacksmith
om William P., storekeeper
; Pipleman George,
Pea Northern railway ”
b hompson Brothers, shingle fuetory
hompson David, of Thompson Bros.
boson James, teamsteis
hompson Joseph, of Thompson Bros
nomson William A,
lian James, laborer
ase George, farmer
ilare stave fix tory, C.
section master
Robinson,
| Broadfeet David, farmer
i Burford Richard, surveyor
Cunningham William, storekeeper
| Dempster James, ashery and tavern
| ALLESTON—A village in the township
tant from Collingwood, a station of the |
Northern railway, 54 miles, fare $3, Mail |
daily. Population about 130, |
! Allen James, reeve, farmer |
Boddy John, laborer
Broadieet Isaac, farmer
Broadteet Thomas, farmer
Bullman Joseph, laborer }
Dempster Alexander, ashery and tavern
Freedy Andrew, storekeeper
Haddon John, laborer
Hanna Robert, farmer
Jones James, shoemaker
| Jones Robert, laborer
Joynt Thomas C., shoemaker |
McDougall Archibald, farmer
McDougall Hugh, storekeeper \
MeDougall Johu, councillor, farmer
Mason James, firmer |
Payne John, farmer |
Sharp James, blacksmith |
Sharp William, postmaster
Tood William, carpenter |
Wallace Andrew, school teacher |
Young Robert, grist and saw mills H
Zimmerman Robert, shoemaker
ALLISON VEILEE—A small village in |
the township of Hillier, county of Prince |
Edward.
from Belley , a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 72 miles, Muiltri-weekly.
Population about 150, |
Allison W. H., saw mill
Burr Peter, firmer
Crandell Webster, farmer
Doolittle George, carpenter
ferguson William H., laborer
Frier Isaac, eabinetmaker
Harvey George, farmer
Hick Royal C., postmaster
Kingsbury Chamberlain, shoemaker
Noxon Dorland, farmer
Pearsall Samuel, bop grower
Pettet Daniel, J.’ farmer
Pine Gideon, cooper
McKenzie Hugh, laborer Robins James, storekeeper
cKerighan Robert, teamster | Spafford Samuel, cabinetmaker |
Valleau Pi fhrmer
Vancleat William H.
Williams Daniel T., J.P., M.D.
Young George U., blacksmith
of Fecumseth, county of Simcoe. Distant
from Gilford, a station of the Northern
railway, 17 miles, fare 75¢e.; from Torento |
59 ome Mail daily. Population about
2850.
Abraham John, butcher |
Aitken James, of Crossley, Aitken & |
Knight |
Allen Job, teamster
Alliston hotel, Wm. Edwards, proprietor |
Anderson Peter, shoemaker
Beale W., photographer
| Clariage Thos.,
Dunham Joseph, carpenter
Kdwards Wm., proprietor Alliston hotel
Farmers inn, Patrick Foy, proprietor
Fergusoa Angus, planing machine
Fletcher George, postmaster
Pletcher John, mill owner
“leteher William
) Foy Patrick, proprietor Farmers’ ina
Hand W., proprietor Dominion hotel
| Hislop rev. John K., Presbyterian
Hodgson Thomas P., pump maker
| Jolley John, M.D.
Kinsey Abel, cabinetmaker
Knight Ebenezer, of Crossley.
Knight
\itken &
| Leadbitter William, tailor
Macwinney William, saddle
MeBride Robert
McChesney Isaac, blacksmith
Madill John, M.D.
Mitchell Alexander, plasteret
‘Moore John, shoemaker
Morris James
| Peely John, shoemaker
Rayson Joseph, storekeeper
Reid William, laborer
Reid Walter, furniture dealer
SEAGER JOHN, manager
Cowan
Sleightholm Francis
Stewart John, druggist
Strachan James, storekeeper
Strachan John, shoemaker
Walker Mrs., dressmaker
for ¢
storekeeper
Distant from Picton 12 miles, | Westoate Henry. miller
| Whiteman Adam, blacksmith
Wiggins Robert, farmer
Young Matthew, shoemaker
|; ALLOA—A village in the township of
Chinguacousy, county of Peel. Distant
from Brampton, a station of the Grard
Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Toronto
27 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 50.
postmas te! torekeeper
| Coventry David, laborer
Beal Thomas, sen., painter
Boys Thomas T. A., barrister |
} Burridge John, mail carrier
| Byers William, builder
Chatiield John, churamaker
COWAN CHARLES, dry goods, groce-
ries ; John Seager, manager
Crossley, Aitken & Knight, foundry
Cre
Knight
Daley John, cooper
| Dillane Michael, waggonmaker
Dominion hotel, W. Hand, proprietor
Proprietor
| Drury Thomas, assistant postmaster
sley Levi N., of Crossley, Aitken & |
Dalson John, farmer
Dalson Stephen, farmer
Drinkwater James, farmer
Keysworth William, laborer
) Kitchen. Robert, blacksmith
Shook Jacob, blaeksmith
Silverthorn Mahlon, farmer
Waltonbury Mrs. Catherine
ALMA—A growing village on the bor-
ders of the townships of Peel, Nichol
and Pilkington, county of Wellington, It
contains a steam saw, chopping snd plan-
ing mill, a shingle tactory, Presbyterian,
Episcopal and Wesleyan churches. Dis-
tant from Elora, a station of the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce railway, 5 miles,
fare 20c,; from Guelph, 18 miles, from
Toronto 69 miles. Mail daily. Popule-
tion about 350,
Akin John, laborer
Allan Jolin, of Downing & Allan
Anderson Robert, assistant postmaster,
township clerk, grocer
Archibald Mrs. M.J., wid Robert
Auger Samuel, laborer
Binns Francis, laborer
Byers Joseph, tailor
| Caldwell John, seedsman
Chaffey Robert S., M.D. |
|
|
| Downing &
Carseadden John, laborer
Collum ©. D., carpenter
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Steele, proprietor
Cronar Robert, J.P., farmer
Crown hotel,James Johnston, proprietor
Davidson rey. John, Presbyterian
Dean Benjamin, fireman
Depew James, blacksmith
Allan, blacksmiths and
waggonmaker
Jolin C€
neers
:
muarsonipnansiniciaii Sopprercin
r
Aum—-ALM
Downing John, of Downing & Allan
Fairweather Thomas, J.P. , farmer
Ferguson William, saw mill
Fisher John, laborer
Graham Thomas
Howard William, blacksmith
House Alonzo, laborer
Isaac James, jun., blacksmith
Isaac James, sen., blacksmith
Joknston James, blacksmith
Johnston James, proprietor
hotel, farmer
Johnston Thomas
Kilpatrick Charles,
Ledingham & Milne,
and chopping mill
Ledingham James, of
Milne
Lillie George, carpenter, waggonmaker
Loney David, shoemaker
McCrae Alexander, J.P.,
McElroy
McCrae & McElroy, merchants
McCrae Robert, J.P., farmer
Mcklroy W. J., of MeCrae & McElroy,
postmaster, township treasurer
Miller Henry, carpenter
Miller William
Milne James, of Ledingham & Milne
Perran rev. James, Wesleyan
Rife Geo., proprietor Rife’s hotel, farmer
Rumble Henry, carpenter
Smart Peter, framer
STEELE JOHN C.,
mercial hotel
Stowe Robert, laborer
Tindall Richard, laborer
Trask Simon
WALLACE JAMES,
and surgeon
Wilton John, J.P.,
*“ALIEA—A village
Huron, county of Bruce.
Goderich, a station of the Buffalo
Lake Huron railway, 25 mile
Hamilton 136 miles. Mail tri
Population about 100.
Crown
laborer
saw, planing, lath
Ledingham &
ot MeCrae &
proprietor Com-
M.D.. cian
phys
farmer
Distant from
and
from
weekly.
James, farmer
Robert, blacksmith
Belmore Charles, laborer
Belmore Louis, laborer
Blair George, farmer
Bradley Edward, farmer
Campbell James, farmer
Galletly William, pensioner
Gamble John W., school teach
Henderson Hugh, farmer
Hendry Thomas, farmer
Hicks John, miller
McCrindle James P.,
Palmer John, turn
tobinson Henry, laborer
Waunamaker Peter, farmer
Welsh Thomas, farmer
ALMIRA—A village in the
Markham, county of York. Distant
from Aurora, a station of the Northern
railway, 12 miles; trom Toronto 24 mili
Mail tri-weekly. Popwiation abort 100.
Ayerst William,
Bell H., weaver
Bowman Jame
and measure
Bowman John,
Bowman John,
Cook Joseph,
Denison Thomas, firmet
Farmer Thomas, planing
Ferris William, coun
Hayles Robert H.
Hoover D. B.. farme:
Keudric} John, farni r
Kendrick 8 umuel, farmer
Beatty
Beatty
postmaste
storeker !
J.P
far
po
ecard
tTmaster
mill
ty constable
The post office is called Lurgan
| Almonte
in the township of
Baker
} Beck Isaac
farmer |
| Booth Mrs. S
| Bowe
wnship of
| CANNON GILBERT,
Chambers
| Clement
| Clement Joseph, curpentet
DOMINION 168 DIRECTORY.
Linklater Thomas, shoemaker
Miller Samuel, farmer
Morrison George W. blacksmith
Mustard James, farmer
Mustard John, farmer
Mustard William, farmer
Neville Henry, miller
Nigh Jonathan, farmer
Ratcliff Joseph, farmer
Ratcliff William, farmer
Ratcliff William, saw mill
Spofford Alfred, farmer
Spofford Charles, farmer
Spofford William, jun., grist mill and
woollen fae tory
Spofford William, sen.,
W: ait William, weaver
Wideman Jacob, farmer
Wideman John, farmer
Williamson ‘Thomas, teacher
ALMON TE—A large and flourishing vil-
lage, pleasantly situated on the Missis
sippi river, township of Ramsay
county of Lanark.
most unlimited water power,
especially devoted to the manufacture
of woollen goods, Some of the
factories in the Dominion are situated
here. The surrounding country
ceedingly fertile, contributing materially
to the prosperity of the place, It
the line of the
railway. Montreal Telegraph Co. has
an oflice here, Distant from Carleton
Viace 6 miles, from Perth 26 miles, from
farmer
It possesses an al- |
which is |
finest |
is ex- |
is on |
Brockville and Ottawa |
Ottawa 35 miles, from Brockville 52 miles, |
Mail daily.
Abbott William, baker
Ackland Dudley, ¢ arriagemaker
ALMONTE GAZETTE, weekly,
subscription SL;
editor, publis
Population about 2,000.
annual
her and proprietor
Publie school, John Me
ter, principal; John Munro,
Hlizabeth Anderson, Miss Agnes
son, assistant teachers
Anderson Miss Elizabeth,
monte Public school
(Anderson Mrs. Jeannette,
Abraham, cloth finisher
Bam iord Thomas, painter
Barnett Aarom,
Jarmett William W., carpenter
rie Jan billiard roo
BEACOCK D. V., U.D
Canada College of | stry,
In Almonte first Wednesday,
day and Frid ach me
fori mia
Bell Andrew, surveyor, civil engi
inett Noble, grocer, blacksmith
Herryman John, laborer
Bond dyer
Bond Joseph, shoemaker
wid Wm., dressmaker
William, cabinetmaker
Bragg Cyrus, carding mill
Brian M L., wid Hugh
BROWN & McARTHUR, general mer-
chants, Bridge and Mill st
Brown Robert, of Brown & Me
sides in Montreal
Brown Willi wood carve!
i Bruee J, @
Cameron Donald, blacksmith
ame oo Robert, carpenter
‘amphbell David, sawyer
tammy ot ll Donald. pedlar
)AMPBELL DUNCAN,
tailor
Campbell Tl
Ora-
Nel-
teacher
cooper
Mill st
Thu
Jacob,
cor
Arthur,
am,
(
(
(
(
merchant
mas, blacksmith
manula
Canadian tweeds, Mill st
Thomas, wool sorter
Alfred, carpenter
cturer of
William T sigh nian, |
Miss |
Al-|
wid Matthew |
iduate of |
\
| Hunte
Johnson Robert,
| Kehoe Peter,
| Ixilk
| Lockhart Hugh,
| Dick John,
| Dickson Mrs.
Cobourn Frank
Cole John K,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, John Weyy
agle, proprictor, Mill st
Crawford John, baker, Mill st
Curry William, blacksmith
Curtin John, saddler
Cunningham P., painter
Cunningham W., carpenter
Darling J. K., shingle maker
Davis Samuel, hotelkeeper
Dowdle Edward, carpenter
Deming Mrs. Millicent, wid Jolin, dry
maker
Desrosiers Paul, carpenter
Devlin James, laborer
carriagemaker
Margaret, wid Wi
boarding house
Dodds & Co., grocers, Mill st
Dodds Thomas, clerk
Doherty Francis, tailor, Mill st
| Donegan John, cloth finisher
Driscoll R., foundry
Duff & Munroe, ha rdware, Bri dyes
Edwards Chi arles , shoemaker, Mil:
Ellingsworth William, spinner
Elliott Henry
Hiliott, Routh & Sheard, woollen fact
Mill st
Emsley Thomas, head weave:
fairburn Joseph, baker
Farrell William T., cabinetmaker, iil
lett John, of Y oung & Flett
FORGIE ANDREW G., dealer in ty
goods, groceries, hardware, &e
| Forgie James, land owner, Mill st
orgie William, butcher
France Robert, carder
Freeman John, weaver
Freeman William R., carpenter
Gemmill James, laborer
Gemmill James D.
rlmour John, teamster
Gilmour John, buteher
GLOSSOP DANIEL, manufactorer
boots and shoes, Mill st
Greig James, book stall
Hamlin Alpheus, fanning mill factor
Harris Milo, carpenter
Hayes J. G., of Watson & Hayes
HENDERSON O. E., news agent
dealer in books, stationery, wall pi
and faney goods, Mill st
Home John, tinsmith, Mill st
Hourigan Michael! r
Howarth John nn
r Thomas, carpenter
J \MIESON JOSEPH, barrist
ney at law, solicitor in eh
, storekeeper
Johnson William
carpent !
Kemp Mrs. Christina, wid «
uurne Maurice, photograpl
Kinnaird Francis, laborer
Knox William, trader
Lawson Walter, saddler, Mill
Letang Jos eph, cooper
LISTER F. A. W., agent
Bank of Canada
carpente!
[sabella, wid
Lockhart Mrs. Wil
milliner
Lochead D.C., of Lochead & Tomlintt
LOCHEAD & TOMLINSON
merchants, Mill
Long George B., tailor
Lyman John W., gre
McArthur & MeMunn, tinsmit
McArthur Peter, of Brown & Me
McArthur William, of
MeMunn
McBain James R..
mly Joly
McArthur §
TARIO. |
Jarter John,
Public school
Jullough Josey
Jullough Mrs.
ressmaker
Jonell James,
Mougall Peter,
Ewen Findlay
Ferlane Jame
e Thomas, st
iregor Duncan
si re James, (
JUIRE JOL
of in furnitu
ntosh Daniel, \
ntosh John, fic
KINNON JOHN
oOVIS ions, chet
ean Alexande
EAN DANIEL
VAGLE JOI
reial house, Mi
orine rev, Joh
unn —, of McA
hee Archibald
Il st
Ming rev. James
zies John, regis
CHANTS BA}
A.W, Lister, eg
itt William H.,
eson Mrs. Rach
TREAL TELE
pnie Scott, oper
eratt William, |
> Miss Mary A.,
e William, fact
TYN WILLIA}
0 Jolin, teache
boo!
Dn Miss
lic seh
n Willi; mac
raves George
pd. Gilbert,
brup L. C., woo
SN ALLAN, M.
Pn Richard, mas
re John, earria
storek
son George, st
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SE, John Mc
l
y Wid Jolin, drm
et, wid Willy
vare, Bridges
yemaker, Mills
d, woollen factor
pinetmaker, bil
y., dealer in dy
yner, Mill st
manutacture ¢
ing mill facton
news agent
ionery, wall ey
ranto.] DOMINION 169 DIRECTORY. Ar-ALY
_—_
‘arter John, principal Almonte | Shaw Alexander, druggist Dodds Miss M., teacher
Public school Shaw John Erskine Robert, sawyer ;
Vullough Joseph W., tailor Shilson Robert, miller Farmers’ inn, William Higgins, proprie-
‘ullough Mrs. J. W., milliner and Shipman S., laborer _ tor
ressmaker Simpson William, dyer Glover John, waggonmaker
Jonell James, sawyer | Simpson William, land owner ~ | Higgins William, proprietor Farmers’
Moucall Peter, cloth manufacturer Slattery John, blacksmith inn
Hwen Findlay, M.D., O.M., Bridge st | Smith Andrew, carriagemaker Howard rev. J., Wesleyan
Fo rlane James, farmer Snedden William | Kayes James, proprietor Marksman’s
BCco Thomas, shoemaker | Stafford Henry, grocer, tavernkeeper,} inn
‘regor Dunean } Mill st Kennedy Emery, woollen manufacturer
Vnire James, eabinetmaker ‘Stafford John, shoemaker, Mill st (Keys Andrew, blacksmith
JUIRE JOHN, manufacturer and | Stafford Peter, carpenter | Laidlaw Alexander, machinist
ater in furniture, Mill st | Stevens John C.,, miller | Lawrence John, teamster
ntosh Daniel, weaver | Stevenson Alexander S., meat dealer | Leniouw Justice, J.P.
ntosh John, factory owner ) Stevenson Norman, butcher McClellan James, farmer
Kenzie rev, William, Canada pres- | Stewart Neill, stonecutter ; | MeClellan Walter, farmer
Wterian | TEMPLEMAN WILLIAM, job printer, | McClellan William
KINNON JOIN, dealer in groceries, | and editor, publisher and proprietor | McDevitt James, weaver
ovisions, cheese and fenits, Mill st | of the Almonte Gazette | McFee Mrs., wid Allen, tailoress
ean Alexander, miller | Tennant Elijah MeGregor Archibald, farmer
BAN DANIEL, general store, Mill | Tennant James T., of Dodds & Co. MeKinen Laughlin, miller
| Tennant Wesley, merchant McKinnon D., saw mill
ANAGLE JOUN, proprietor Com- | Teskey Stephen, shoemaker McKinnon L., grist mill
rejal house, Mill st | THOBURN JOHN, & WILLIAM, deal- |} McLean John, shingle manufacturer
orine rev. John, ch of England ; ers in groceries, provisions aud stone-} McQuarrie John, proprietor Alton house
unn —, of MeArthur & MceMunn | — ware, Mill st and mail stage
hee Archibald, woollen factory, } Thompson Henry B., clerk Marks J., organ and melodeon agent
Il st | Thompson Joseph, mason | Marksman’s inn, James Kayes, proprie-
hing rev. James, Baptist ) THRALL J. 1, watchmaker and jewel-| tor
ies John, registrar | ler; watches, clocks and jewellery re-} Meek Mrs. Agnes, wid John, postinistreas,
CHANTS BANK OF CANADA,! — paired and warranted, Mill st | innkeeper
A.W, Lister, egent ; Tomlinson Gilbert, of Lochead & Tom-} Meck Robert, storekeeper, mill owner
itt William H., foreman | linson | Moir John, woollen factory
eson Mrs. Rachel, wid Edmond | Tomlinson William H., carpenter Morris Hdward, laborer
TREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Miss | Townsend John, spinner Mullen Michael, bootmaker
pie Scott, operator | Turgeon F., barber, Mill st | Purday Robert, sawyer
eraft William, blacksmith } Turner Miss Annie. ?ossmaker RIDDALL J. KNIGHT, M.D., surgeom
é Miss Mary A., dressmaker, Mill st | Usher John, mille: 36th batt. Peel, coroner
e William, factory hand | Villenenve Francois, cooper | Riddle James, laborer
TYN WILLIAM, M.D. | WATSON & HAYES, general mer-| Roweliffe Edwin, blacksmith
0 John, teacher Almonte Public} chants, Mill st | Russell H. C., farmer
bool | Watson Robert, of Watson & Hayes Russell Thomas, J.P.
bn Miss Agnes, teacher Almonte | West William, carpenter | Smith Charles
ib! i sch Whelan & Slattery, storekeepers | Smith James M., storekeeper
bn. Willi machinist | Williams George Smith Nelson, storekeeper
beraves George D., watchmaker | Willoughby William, mason ; Stevens William, farmer
brup J. Gilbert, shingle factory | Wright James A., auctioneer | Sullivan Mrs. Mary, wid Charles
brup L. C., woollen manufacturer | WYLIE JAMES H., jun., postmaster, | Unger Johnson W., waggonmaker
ON ALLAN, M.D. general merchant and mill owner, | Wilkinson Richard, erist mill
Pn Richard, mason Mill st | 7
re John, earriagemaker Yeddean Félix, butcher | AL'TONA—A small village in the town-
gly John, storekeeper, Mill st Young Alexander E., of Young & Flett|) ship of Pickering, county of Ontario,
son George, storekeeper, Mill st | Young Andrew, mason | Dissent from apononmeis Bey is sok
nlfeny, constable | YOUNG & PLEPT, iron founders and | of tha,Grand Trunk railway, 4 mite,
James, M.D., of D.C. & W.| machinists | from Toronto, 31 miles. Mail daily.
ersor Young John, carpenter | Population about 100,
son James 8, storekeeper Young Peter, carpenter |
son John, clerk Division court Brown Andrew, hotel
¢ William nter ALPON—A village on the Credit river, | Brown Joseph, farmer
Richard, tailor Hokie of Cale ~ county of ee - Cliff Edwin, carder and fuller
. lus © ensive Water power, anc s only ‘ ,
“" W de t oncantls alstantirom tia ‘ Tolrated Cale Cot . James, WER EE
1 W., deal In dry goods, hard- don lakes, famed for th indance ot Hover Jacob G., farmer
P ots . medieines and speckied tront, and a great resort of! Jones Abijah, farmer
} American tourist It is a station of | Key Mirehouse, carpenter
the loronto, Grey and Bruc ilway Vonkh ohn. clerk
Distant from I Inpton 22 nile from Monkh nh tmaster
foronto 48) mile Mail daily, Popu- ; ! paatedty
lation about 400, i Mont ma rekeeper
& barnet 1 loor tl Dinete y , ve Mi '
D fic sell Mi. >. 7 a Nighswauder | mill
nd + . HCl 1 Cl icner AY 1
4 ( & W. Rosa Boddy William, bootmake ghswand r Mat rm
‘ , Reesor raham t ownet
FN) . radford John, ma Rol nhart shoniiaiie
t fancy Cane | orcrh Michael, laborer Wonch Wesley, school teacl
tw George | cabinetma eou ‘
p t Ro os hoa ALVANLEY—A p! on the
1 Mm JONN, WAavel Owen Sound and Sa n tvel road,
, ( ; ( Jolin, saw mill owner township of Derby, county of Grey, Td
ay | “tt ( \\ inter tat m Owen Sound 7 les, from
! a 1 Ville ot + phir “1 rv hehaeins Saugeen 14) niles, fromm ¢ wood, the
Wa Mann sa " manutn terminus of the Northern railway, 50
MISS IE operates? nice” miles, Mail da Population about 26
eal Tol, Venison Jam carpe I |
Birick. pro yer re H., Congre nahi 1D) ns Claudius, postma
movert. m ) \lexander Tupling Christopher, assistar L postmas-
George, axe maker ter, innkeepe
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AmB-AMH
AMBERLEY—A small village on Lake
Huron, in the townships of Hluron and
Ashfield, counties of Huron and Bruce.
1¢ is surrounded by a fine farming and
fruit country, .nd is one of the best fish-
ing stations on the Lake shore. Distant
trom Lucknow 10 miles; from Kincardine
12 miles, fare 50c.; from Goderich, the
county town, and a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare #1. Mail
daily. Population about 100,
Bain John, farmer
Calley William, carpenter
CAMERON DUNCAN, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
boots and shoes, &c,
Misher rev, Simon, Presbyterian
FRASER ALEXANDER, postinaster,
saw and grist millowner, and dealer
in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.
Grant James, engineer
Holliday Andrew, blacksmith
McDonald Hugh, farmer
MeDonald James, farmer
McKenzie Donald B., farmer
McLean Allen, farmer
McLean Hector, school teacher
McLennan John, firmer
McPherson Mrs. Winifred, wid Jas., hotel
Parr Joseph, instructor of musketry
Shields Peter, carpenter
Thorburn James, boat builder
‘AMELFASBU RGA small village at
the outlet of Roblin lake, township of
Ameliasburg, county of Prince Edward,
Distant from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, trom
Picton 17 miles, from Kingston 60 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 200,
Boland Mrs. Catherine, wid Patrick
Cane George, painter
GChoates Wilson, farmer
Coleman David
Coleman James, blacksmith
Coleman Mrs, Ellen, wid Charles
Joleman Robert, tanner
Delong Henry, tailor
Duke Henry, lawyer
File Albert John, M.D.
Higgins James H., carriage trimmer
Hoag Charles, saddler
Hutcheraft John, wheelwright
Johnston John, of Johnston & Sons
Johnston Marshall, of Johnston & Sons
Johnston & Sons, storekeepers
Johnston Wm. A., of Johnston & Sons
Lavalle Peter, cooper
Lott Charles, miller
Myers Biron W., saddler
Nash Samuel L., M.D.
Ostrom Joseph H., storekeeper
Richards John, wheelwright
Roblin Edward, mill owner
Roblin Owen, J.P., postmaster, store-
keeper
Roblin Roger, assistant postmaster,
accountant
Rolands Thomas, blacksmith
Rothwell Benjamin, school teacher
Sprague Elijah, of J. & KE. Sprague
Sprague J. & E., carriagemakers
Sprague John, of J. & EB. Sprague
Stewart Alexander J., M.D.
Terry John, shoemaker
Thwaites Mrs, Kate, wid Dr. James
Tice Jason 8., teamster
Way Reuben, farmer
Webb Henry FE, potash dealer
| AMMHERST RU RG — An incorpora-
ted town, beautifully situated at the mouth
of the River Detroit, at the head of Lake
Erie,township of Malden, county of Essex.
*Also called Roblin’s Mills,
t Sometimes called Malden, from a fort-
regs formerly here of that name,
DOMINION 170 DIRECTORY.
A large business is done here in timber,
as mnuch as from 40 to 60 thousand cords
being sold annually. A branch of the Pro-
vincial lunatic asylum is here, Dr, Landor
superintendent, Montreal Telegraph Co,
has an office here. Stages run twice a
day to Windsor and once daily to Col-
chester, Steamboats ply between Am-
herstburg, Sandwich, Windsor and De-
troit during summer, fare 50c, Distant
from Colchester 16 miles, from Windsor
18 miles, from Toronto 238 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 1,800,
Adams Ralph, huborer
Alexander James, grocer
Amherstburg hotel, Antoine Bernard,
proprietor
Anderson Edmund, collector of customs
Archer Mrs. Jane, wid William
Ashdown Charles H., head
Town school
Atkinson John, carriagemaker
Baker James, grocer
Bastien John B., carpenter
Bastien Joseph, shoemaker
Bastien Justin, jun., carpenter
Beaufort James, harnessmaker
Bell Augustus, grocer
Bell John, farmer
Bernard Antoine, grocer
Bernard Antoine, proprietor Amherst-
burg hotel
Bertrand Simon, butcher
Betrie Michael, shoemaker
Black Alexander, pensioner
Bofour Gregoire, cooper
Booth Griffin, stonemason
Borrow Charles, laborer
Borrowman James W.,, tinsraith
Borrowman Robert, tinsmith
Borrowman William, carpenter
| Botsford Alanson, clerk second Division
court
Botsford Andrew, of McGee & Botsford
| Botsford Daniel, carpenter
Brault Michel, grocer
Brett John, shoemaker
Brisbois Gilbert, merchant tailor
Brown Ellis, proprietor Western hotel
Brown Henry, clerk
Brown Henry J., clerk
Brown John, watchmaker
Brown Nelson, laborer
teacher
Bruce Mrs. Susan, wid David, Bruce’s
hotel
Brush Thomias, bailiff
Bungay & Green, saloonkeepers
Bungay William, of Bungay & Green
Burnett William, hairdresser
Cadaret Edouard, carpenter
Jadaret Joseph, carriagemaker
Cadaret Louis, grocer =
Jadaret Peter, carpenter
Caldwell William
Callam Alexander, steam saw mill
Cameron Miss Margaret
Campeau James, joiner
Carey Thomas A.
Carr John, baker
Conroy Farrell, proprietor Prince Al-
bert hotel
Conroy John, bailiff
Cousins James, pensioner
Cousins William, town treasurer
Crawford George, carpenter
DEAUBIN JAMES M., dry goods, gro-
ceries, hardware, &c.,
Delisle Denis, saddler
Doll John, carpenter
Dooling rev. R. M., Wesleyan
Drouillard Lambert, cigar
turer
Dutf William
Duglass rev. William
Dumon Maxime, gunsmith
Dunbar James, livery stables
manufiae-
[ PRrovino;
Elliott Robert
Elliott Thomas, clerk
England James, builder
Visher Andrew, M.D.
Fitzbutler Henry, teacher Town os
FLANNERY REV. WAL, R. catys
Fleming James, shoemaker q
Fleming Peter, miller
Fortier Theodore, billiard salooy
Foster Levi, livery stables
Gerard Daniel, carpenter
Gibb Andrew, carpenter
Gott William, shoemaker
Green George, of Bungay & Gy
Green George, waggonmaker
Grenier Henry, cooper
Grondin Olivier, carpenter
Hackett Frank B., mariner
| Haley John, merchant
Hamilton James, landine wait
| Llorsman William, grocer
| Lonatius
rev. mother, superior
Joseph academy }
Ince Henry, storekeeper
Jones Alexander, official assign
Jones John, ship carpenter
Kalchthales Theodore M, cigars
facturer
KANE JOHN
dealer
Kevill Angus, of Kevill & Co.
KEVILL & CO., wood, salt and
merchants, agents for Me
troit and Windsor steamers
Kevill Jas., postmaster, ins
Kolfage John G., storekeeper
Lafferty Gilbert, storckeeper
Laliberte Pierre
Lambert Walter, M.D.
Landor Henry, M.D.
Leggatt Thomas
Legros Antoine, shoemaker
Lemay Victor, blacksmith
Lowe John, chemist and druggi §
Lundy William Currie, M.D.
McDermot rev. Archibald, Presi
McGee & Botsford, grocers
McGee Samuel, of McGee &
McGuire Terence, shoemaker
MeGuire William, J.P., town
McLeod John
McLeod Mrs. Jane, wid Charles
Maloney Michael, blacksmith
Marcott Patrick F., waggonmat
Middledich Henry, & Sons, fot
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (
Moore John, carpenter
Morin Zénobi, carpenter
Mullen Alex., keeper Lunatic i
Munro Edwin, M.D.
Park Erhest G.
Park John R., sen.
Park John R., & Uo., grocers |
Park John R.,jun., of John}.
Co., reeve ,
Park Theodore J., of Kevill it
Primeau Francois, blacksmith @
Prince Albert hotel, Farrell |
proprietor ; sal
Ramon Pierre, principal teacitt
lic school
Rankin Arthur McKee
Rankin Matthew, of Thomas s
Reneau Jean, teamster
Rhéaume Alexandre, blacksi'
Salmoni Mare J., storekeeper
Sawyer Jeremiah, sailor |
Skinner Miss E. B., teacher To
Smith Bernard, assistant teae
A., druggist, m
Smith Daniel, bakery
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth
Stevens William Niles, of J.5
& Co., and of Kevill & 00.
Stokes John, butcher
ARIO. |
outs William
MPLETON JAMI
Herk
bmus Charles W.,
pmas & Co., milled
bmey Michael, gro
eneuve rey, An
atholic
ber Mrs. Jane, wy
t Henry, shoemah
tern hotel, Ellis |
ite J. K., & Co., ¢
eox Alexander, in|
kinson Robert J.,
kinson William ‘T
son George, gene}
We Asa, grocer
TENS—A village
Dbo, county of X
Om Strathroy, a sti
anch of the Great
Bles, from Komoka,
eat Western and th
ilways, 7 miley
ppulation about 180,
vot Mrs, wid Ged
ler Jake, farmer
tler John, farmer
Mbert Cornelius, fal
by Philip, farmer
Arthur John, J.P.,
Dougall James, fur
fogan Archibald,
ay Silas, farmer
k James, farmer
ombe John, farme
William, farmer
her John, farmer
mor William, farm
Ik John, farmer
ters David, farme
Kinson George, far
jams Thomas, fart
iters John, farmer
fod William, farmer
wood Thomas, J
fitz Benjamin, farm
tz John, farmer
ASTER —A villa
Ancaster, county of
al Telegraph Co. b
tant from Dundas,a
stern railway, 3 mil
iles, fare 25¢.; trom
I daily, Population
ms Charles, knitte
aster hotel, Char!
etor
JASTER KNITTI
liam Dewar, man
ford William, knit
er Pcter, laborer
fandon John, M.D.
yn Thomas, teams
John Jones
William J., taver
pbell James, farm
spenter John, tailor
lidge Joseph, knit
Wright rey, T, 8,
nberlain Albert, p
D James
« Edwin, grocer
ty Thomas, mach
n John, laborer
dks Arthur, butehe
Bekshank John, bla
h Mrs. Catherine [
VAR WILLIAM, m
itting factory
belly Bolton W,, d
ton Alonzo, of H.
Bton Frank, carpe
Bion H. & A. ir
ir mill
Proviney TARIO. |
outs William Egleston Harris, of H. & A. Egleston
MPLETON JAMES, solicitor, town | Emmitt Mrs. Barbara, wid William
Bork Fantom Robert, carpenter
bmus Charles W., of Thomas & Co, | Field James, waggonmaker
& Co., millers Findlay & Postans, storekeepers
Michael, grocer Findlay 8. A., of Findlay & Postans
rey, Antoine Philias, R- Poteyth Robert, tailor ‘
Gabel Frank, farmer
Gabel Jacob, farmer
Garroch Peter, of Hyslop & Garroch
rer Town x
M,, R.
aker “ BR@eneuve
atholic
ber Mrs. Jane, wid James, hotel
t Henry, shoemaker
ard saloon
es
va tern hotel, Ellis Brown, proprietor | Guest George, mason
er ite J. K., & Co., coal dealers Guest George, jun., blacksmith
ker cox Alexander, innkeeper Gurnett James, storekeeper
pay & Gr kinson Robert J., bootmaker ; Gurnett Lemuel A., storekeeper
nmaker kinson William 'l., saddler Halson Charles A.
son George, general agent Hammill Richard [., butcher
enter png Asa, grocer | Hinton George, woollen manufacturer
riner SAMIIENS—A village in the township of Hee David A,, of Hyslop & Garroch
t Mpbo, county of Middlesex, Distant yslop & Garroc h, storekeepers
ing wait om Strathroy, a station on the Sarnia Irwin Richard
Gear. anch of the Great Western railway, 6 Kelcher William, laborer
ie ITROh Bles, from Komoka, the junction of the Knight Henry, laborer
rks : eat Western and the London and Sar- Loder William
la railways, 7 miles. Mail tri-weekly. > wa :
Toy ppulation about 130, Lowrey Morris 5., tavernkeeper
Hal assion: _ ae McCormick John, weaver
renter vot Mrs. wid George | McCormick William, weaver
o AL. chvar' Her Jake, farmer McCrimmon David, carpenter
aie ler John, farmer McCrimmon William, builder
druegist, bert Cornelius, farmer | McKay Mrs. Anna M., postmistress
co Ebmoby Philip, farmer | McMillan John, blacksmi us
vill & Co Arthur John, J.P., postmaster | McMurray Thomas, barrister
Dougall James, farmer
Bogan Archibald, furmer
| Marr Adam, cabinctmaker
| | Marr Thomas, cabinetmaker
ay Silas, farmer Melrose Adam, dyer
k James, farmer Milton John, card elothier
ombe John, farmer | MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
od, salt andy
for Montre
steamers
er, insurant
yrekeeper
rokecper William, farmer Morrison Hugh, engineer
rekeeper, secJohn. farmer g f
per John, Tarmer Murdoch Andrew, carpenter
mor William, farmer
Ik John, farmer
ters David, farmer
kinson George, farmer
jams Thomas, farmer
and dross iters John, farmer
‘eo MD. fap W illiam, farmer ne
Nbald. Prete Jwood Thomas, J.P., farmer
Peicate y ta Benjamin, farmer
ieGee & tz John, farmer Postans Thomas, farmer
hoemaker ASTER-—A village in the township | Raymond Anson, storekeeper
P.. town! Ancaster, county of Wentworth. Mon-| Rickert Daniel, saddler
’ al Telegraph Co. has an office here | Richardson Henry, M.D.
tant from Dundas,a station ofthe Great | Robh John farmer
Petern railway, 3 miles, from Hamilton :
iles, fare 25¢.: from Toronto 47 miles, | Rosseaux George B.
I daily, Population about 600. Rymal George, laborer
& Sons, fous! ms Charles, knitter Street James
HGRAPH Cl aster hotel, Charles Phillips, pvo- Taylor Joseph, waggonmaker
ter ietor Tennant David, farmer
Atay ASTER KNITTING FACTORY, Thompson George, shoemaker
Lunatic a illiam Dewar, manager Thuresson Eyre, carding mills
ford William, knitter Thuresson Thomas, machinist
er Pcter, laborer
don John, M.D.
n Thomas, teamster
John Jones
William J., tavernkeeper
pbell James, farmer
ppenter John, tailor
lidge Joseph, knitter
Wright rey. T.S., ch of England
Mberlain Albert, professor of music
D James
Murdoch George, carpenter
Murphy Peter, bootmaker
Myers John, blacksmith
O'Hara Richard, farmer
Orton Henry, M.D.
Phillipo John, laborer
Phillips Chs., proprietor Ancaster hotel
Pomeroy rev. Dan., Episcopal methodist
D.
emaker
ksmith
wid Charle
acksmith
waggont
plements
Tisdale Marvin, M.D.
Trotman Joseph, laborer
Urquhart Alexander, leather finisher
Urquhart John R., carpenter
Van Every Abraham, carpenter
Watson Thomas, carpenter
Watson William, carpenter
Weeks Francis, laborer
Weeks George, laborer
Williamson William
| Willson Samuel, tavernkeeper
Wilson James, shoemaker
Wright James iron moulder
» grocers
of Johnh!
f Kevill & (i
ylacksmith -
aaa
‘|, Farren |
sipal tee
< Edwin, grocer
y Thomas, machinist
n John, laborer
dks Arthur, butcher, bailiff
Pekshank Join, blacksmith
q Mrs, Catherine L., wid William
ARWILLIAM, manager Ancaster
itting factory
belly Bolton W,, druggist
ton Alonvo, of H. & A. Egleston | Anderson John, grist and saw mills
ston Frank, carpenter Cox George, jun., farmer
pion H. & A., iron foundry and | Cox George, sen., J.P., farmer
ir mill *The post office is at Parham,
Kee
P Thomas é
kter
¥ blacks
orekeeper
ailor
eacher
istant teace ] l
Population about 25,
DOMINION 171 DIRECTORY.
AmI-ANG
Ketch Lemuel, foreman saw mill
Mills William, farmer
teid Robert, farmer
Shellington James, farmer
Westbrook John, laborer
*“ANDREWSVILLE—A small han
Jet on the Rideau caval and river, tow:
ship of Montague, county of Lanar!
Distant from Kemptville, a station of the
St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, to
miles, from Merrickville, 2} miles, Popu
lation about 100,
Andrews Rufus, farmer
Andrews Russell, farmer
sigham John
Blodgett Mrs. Emily, wid Horace
Chester Alfred, farmer
COOK BENJAMIN & THOMAS, tou:
mill and shingle factory
Davis Allan, blacksmith
Davis Reuben, blacksmith
Derrick Aaron, farmer
| Keating Mrs. Mary, wid William
Kelly Michael, grocer
Melutyre John, miller
MeQueen M., laborer
Miner Jesse, J.P., farmer
Newman John, lockmaster
Newman Thomas, lockmaster
Noons Edwin, sawyer
Rathwell Samuel, laborer
Watts Henry, saw mill
Widtmark Frederick, sawyer
ANGUS—A village in the township ©:
Essa, county of Simcoe, It is astation
of the Northern railway. | Montreal!
Telegraph Co, has an office here, Die-
tant from Barrie 12 miles, trom Colling-
9
Postans Richard, of Findlay & Postans
Thuresson William H., agricultural im-
"ANDERSON MELLS—A small place
on Bob’s lake, township of Bedford, | Doupe Joseph, surveyor
county of Frontenac, Distant from Par-| Duffy William, teamster
ham, the nearest post office, 4 miles
wood 22 miles, from Toronto 738 miles
Mail daily. Population about 400.
Agar rev. J., Wesleyan
ANGUS NEWS, weekly, annual suo-
scription $1.50 , Miles Lee, editor
Borel oy John & Peter, grist mill
Baceson Isaac, laborer
Bathie John, blacksmith
Beaton Colin, jun., laborer
Beaton Colin, sen., laborer
Beaton Hugh, laborer
Beaton William, teamster
Bell Alexander, farmer
Bell James, farmer
Bell William, farmer
Boyes Francis B., of Nelson & Boyes
Brown James, bookkeeper
3rown James R., clerk
Brown John, laborer
Brunton William, laborer
Bryce John, laborer
Bush’s hotel, Johu Bush, proprietor
Bush John, proprietor Bush’s hoted
Bush Jonas T., real estate agent
Carrigan Nathan, laborer
Castleman William, laborer
CHAPIN THOMAS F.,, station master,
operator Montreal Telegraph Co.
Clark James, teamster
Clarke Joseph, saddler
Clinton J., engineer
Cooper A. & R. M., storekeepers
Cooper Alexander, of A, & R. M. Coope
Cooper Robert M., of A. & R. M. Coope:
Davidson John, lumberer
Digment Peter, storekeeper
DOMINION HOTEL, William H. McDoe
gall, proprietor
‘| Edmondson James E., grist mill
Edmondson Thomas M., grist mill
Elliott J., tailor
Emerick Robert, laborer
* Frequently called the Flats, The post
office is at Merrickville.
Seen
a1 RAPD ID
Ant—App
Fisk Stephen, saw mill
Flausburg John
Foster Robert, tavernkeeper
foster Samuel, proprietor Northern hotel
Furlong James, barber
Furlong John, laborer
Musee John, laborer
Gordon Joseph, timber dealer
Graham James, tavernkeeper
Graham John, carpenter
Graham Patrick, farmer
Graham R., stave factory
Green Thomas W., carpenter
Gregory George, miller
Harris John, foreman Northern railway
Harris J. T., grain dealer
Hewlett William, blacksmith
Hill R., clerk
Hutchinson James, laborer
Jaffray William, butcher
Kenebrook D., clerk
King William, engineer
Lawrence George, baker
LEE MILES, editor Angus News
Lee Jonas, carpenter
Locke James, laborer
Lockhart James, sawyer
McClennan Roderick, laborer
McCrimmon William, waggonmaker
McDonald Misses, milliners
McDOUGALL WILLIAM HLL, proprietor
Dominion hotel
VMcGuane Francis, laborer
McKimmie John, foreman
McLandress John, lumberman
McLean Allan, tailor
MeMaster Mark, farmer
McMaster William, farmer
Mather John, postmaster, storekeeper
Mercer J., saw mill
Miller Charles, farmer
Miller James, farmer
Miller William, farmer
Mitchell Robert, clerk
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.
F, Chapin, operator
Morgan George, laborer
Morgan Ths. M., of Vantassel & Morgan
Morrow George, laborer
Nelson & Boyes, storekeepers
Nelson Irving, of Nelson & Boyes
Nesbitt Francis L., M.D.
Northern hotel, Saml. Foster, proprietor
(Connor Patrick, farmer
Donoghue Patrick, laborer
Orr William, laborer
Palmer A. V., chemist and druggist
Peckham & Hoag, saw mill
Peers J. B., waggonmaker
Perry J., carpenter
Pettigrew D., watchmaker
Pimlott Mrs. Bridget, wid William
Price John, shoemaker
Ritchie Aylmer, laborer
Ritchie Thomas, laborer
Rose John, laborer
Ross John, carpenter
Rutledge John, laborer
Sloan David, painter
Sm Dobie & Co., saw mill
Smith John B w mill
Smith John M w mill
Spa Hdmund A., lecturer
vens Richard, blacksmit!
Stewart Alexa
Still Charles,
{hompson Andrew,
Chomson ( rles
Tomlinson eph, farme
Turton Ge uner
Turton William, tanner
Vantassel & Morgan, hat
W Va
der Joh
Ket
labore
, Carpen
an +H
Yantussel Isaac
gan
DOMINION 172 DIRECTORY.
Ward Mrs. Jane
Waters Thomas, switchman Northern
railway
Wilkenson Joseph, blacksmith
Wilson James, clerk
Winterburn Samuel, blacksmith
Yale H. B,, of S. Yale & Co., saw mill
ANT RIM—A small villyge in the town-
ship of Fitzroy, county of Carleton,
Distant from Pakenham, a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 4 miles,
from Ottawa 380 miles, Muil daily, Popu-
lation about 130,
Cavanagh Thomas, shoemaker
Daragh James, weaver
Downey Thomas, blacksmith
Dugaw Andrew, farmer
Hudson John, harnessmaker
McCormack Thomas, farmer
McCue John, blacksmith
Murphy Arthur, farmer
Murphy Charles, farmer
King Robert, cooper
Shields Andrew, mason
Shields John, postmaster
Smith Thomas, farmer
Sproule William, waggonmaker
Wilson George, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
APPIN—A small village and way station
of the Great Western railway, in the town-
ship of Ektrid, county of Middlesex. Dis-
tant from London, the county town, 22
miles, from Chatham 88 miles, from Wind-
oF 84 miles. Mail daily, Population about
50.
Armstrong John, laborer
BLACK ANGUS D., postmaster, dealer
in groceries, hardware, crockery,
boots and shoes and ready made
clothing
Black Dunean, wood contractor G.W.R,
Black George, innkeeper, farmer
Black William, farmer
Black Dougall, of Miller & Black
Buchanan Jas., of Buchanan & McMaster
Buchanan & McMaster, saw and grist
mill
Corneill George, farmer
Crane Nelson, laborer
Davey William, laborer
Dewer Mrs. Isabella, wid Duncan
English John, innkeeper
Henry Isaac, blacksmith
Holmes Thomas, cabinetmaker
Hughes Nathaniel, laborer
Jackson Isaac, laborer
Lotan Joseph, waggonmaker
McAlpin Malcolm, tarmer
McArthur Duncan, farmer
McCallum Hugh, shoemaker
McColl Samuel, farmer
McDonald David, farmer
McFarlane Mrs. Jane
McIntyre Archibald, farmer
McIntyre John, farmer
McKenzie Angus, general store
McLean Allan, storekeeper
McLean John, farmer
McMaster Alexander,
McMaster
McNaughton Robert, engineer
McRae Duncan, farmer
| McTaggart Lachlin, farmer
MeWhinney William
of Buchanan &
tory
Miller Henry, of Miller & Black
Morrison William, shoemaker
| Murray Donald, farmer
| Paterson Dougal, farmer
| Pole James, section foreman G.W.R
| Sutton Christopher, blacksmith
| Thomson James, innkeeper, farmer
Walker rev. Robert, New Conny,
methodist
Young George, farmer
APPLEBY—A village in the to
of Nelsou, county of Halton, It ig
tion of the Great Western railway, hy
tant trom Hamilton 11 miles, Mall dg
Population about 150. :
Acheval John, M.D., F.R.G.S,
Alton David, farmer
Alton Thomas, jun., farmer
Alton Thomas, sen.
Atkinson John, machinist
Atkinson Lucas, dairyman
Atkinson Mrs., storekeeper
Blanchard Thomas, borse dealer
Brown Edwin, brickmaker
Breckson lieut. John
Campbell Bernard, butcher
Christopherson George, drover
Cotter James W., postmaster
Cotter John, jun., farmer
Jotter John, ser, farmer
Dickson Absalom, exchange broky
Fothergill Thomas, farmer
Frazer & Breckon, lumber merchayy
Haddow Robert, harnessmaker
Holt John, innkeeper
Hopkins Daniel, farmer
Hyslop John, veterinary surgeon
McCarter Arthur, farmer
Pettit William, accountant
Phoenix Mrs., midwife
Powell James, shoemaker
Railton & Williamson, joiners
Smith Joseph, lumber merchant
Stewart Charles, blacksmith
Walker Isaac, blacksmith
Wheeler Nicholas, carpenter
Williams Henry, blacksmith
APPLETON—A thriving little vi
on the Mississippi river, townsh)
Ramsuy, county of Lanark. It po
fine water power, and contains
woollen factories and mills,
from Carleton Place, a station ¢
Brockville and Ottawa railway,3
fare 25c.; from Almonte 6 miles
Perth 24 miles, from Brockville
from Ottawa 32 miles, Mail daily. I
lation about 300.
Adamson Mrs. Mary, wid John, milly
ARTHUR THOMAS, general!
Brennan Michael, hotelkeeper
Brown John, sawyer
Canwith Charles, carpenter
Calvin George, waggonmaker
Cram Peter, tanner
Cuthbert James, school teacher
Cuthbert Wm. F., & Son, store
DRINKWATER CHARLEST, &
manufacturers of tweeds, ft
and blankets
Edwards William, corn miller
Forest Richard, foreman
Funerton James, spinner
Goodbody George, dyer
Hall Francis, shoemaker
Hart James, farmer ;
Hepworth Henry, of L. Routh &4
Keys Thomas, shoemake:
Leath John, saddler
McEwan William, mason —
McNeely Thomas, blacksmith
)
| Miller Duncan, waggonmakei
Miller & Black, stave and shingle fac- |
| ROUTH
Monroe Donald, tanner
L., & CO., manua
tweeds, flannels, blankets, & |
fouth Lancelot, jun., of L, Rowtht!
Routh Lancelot, sen., of L. Rouths
a smith
| Sullivan Michael, blacksmith
Teskey Adam, mill owner
Teskey Albert, postn I
Teskey John
*
TARIO. |
KEY, MILTON
prietors of tanne
ey Robert, saw m
ey Rufus, reporter
on Andrew, farme
on William, carpe
ng William, tailor
ng James, tanner
O—A thriving vil
pp of Flos, county
rounded by a
rict. Distant from
he Northern railwa
sfrom Toronto 74
kly. Population ab
house, A. Callagh
ard Thomas, tarme
gan Andrew, ]
Use
ghan Dennis, blac]
1 Michael, blac
thlan John, farmer
ing John, J.P.,
John, farmer
John, farmer
P;
ks Lawrence, labc
on James, farmer
B James, farmer
y Thomas, firmer
Dellin Constantin
rikeeper
belilin John, farme]
Patrick, farmer
O. G., saw mill
Henry, farmer
John, storekeeper
on James, farmer
Peter, laborer
hom: , Storekeepe
John. farmer
on William, saw m
N—A small villag
township of Kennel
en Distant fron
h of the Grand Trim
Mail weekly, Poy
ames, storekeeper
a oseph, blacksmith
laborer
R., townsh
k George, storecke
Robert, councillor
rev, K. E., Episcoy
harles, carpenter
balvin, councillor
tev. Thos., Episcop
liam B., J.P, ree:
orekeeper
acob, sawyer
David, township ¢
ck Georar
8 Jame x
ill
, council
couneille
mas, cabinetm
Village in the
nty Froy
Heston 7) miles
eation about 59,
ted. W., postmast
Dn lraneis.
hotel
tres
On Jiliy
McLaren
0 John, farmer
8. Harriet. wid (
'ress Frontenac }
( 1
in John
Bri
ot
bmn Win
jun., 101
Ha
el
iS
mWell, farmer
TARIO. |
ROVINGE
—.,
W Connery prietors of tannery and grist mill
ey Robert, saw mill
ey Rufus, reporter
on Andrew, farmer
on William, carpenter and farmer
ng William, tailor
ng James, tanner
n the town
bn. At igagl
n railway, jl
les, Mail dg
O—A thriving village in the town-
GS hy) of Flos, county of Simcoe. It is
rounded by a fine agricultural
ney rict, Distant from Barrie, a station
he Northern railway, 11 miles, fure
-from Toronto 74 miles, Mail tri-
t kly, Population about 100.
in
er house, A. Callaghan, proprietor
e dealer ard Thomas, farmer
mi Andrew, proprietor Apto
Sai
bse
her han Dennis, blacksmith
drover ghan Michael, blacksmith
rover :
aster lan John, farmer
A ing John, J.P., farmer
r John, farmer
John, farmer
P
ks Lawrence, laborer
on James, farmer
B James, farmer
yy Thomas, farmer
Pehlin Constantine, postmaster,
rnkeeper
belilin John, farmer
ange broker
ner
ver merchany
smaker
y surgeon
er
tant : ie
Patrick, farmer
er 0.G., sil mill
arene Henry, farmer
joiners ph “
nerehant Jolin, store eeper
sh James, farmer
gmith on imes, farmer
: Peter, laborer
ith
: homas, storekeeper
eu Yoln. farmer
smith lO
on William, saw mill
ving little vi
ver, township
nark, It posi
contains
mills |
a station of
railway
ate 6 mile
Brockville 4m
Mail daily. [aes
N—A small village on Salmon
township of Kennebec, county of
enac. Distant from Napanee, a
h of the Grand Trunk railway, 4
Mail weekly, Population about
ames, storekeeper
oseph, blacksmith
eorge, laborer
James R., township treasurer,
Reeper
k George, storekeeper
Robert, councillor
’ . K. B., Episcopal methodist
enter | carpenter
nmaker i ill
id John, mii
reneral merci
keeper
ipiscopal methodist
amB., J.P., reeve, postinas-
Orekeeper
acoh, saw yer
David, township clerk, tavern-
r
1
1 teacher
nveeds,
miller ck Geo
re, councillor
n James, councillor, saw and
hy \]
r Thoma
r
cabinetmaker
A—A village in the townshin of
4 ntv of Frontenae, Dis-
bin Kinyston 70 miles
ep wiition about 5d,
Routh &
Mail week-
red, W., postmaster, saw mill
pn lrancis, jun., township clerk
tel, Mrs. Harriet Perry,
ym ,
KSsmit
hmake
LePren
Harriet, wid Christopher,
tress Frontenac hotel
in John
famWwell, farmer
DOMINION 173 DIRECTORY.
KEY, MILTON & FRANKLIN, | ARDTREA—A post office station in
1Y, M
the township of Orillia, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Orillia, a steamboat landing
on Lake Couchiching, 5 miles, from Bar-
rie 82 miles. Mail daily.
Dick Daniel, postmaster
Muckle James, storekeeper
ARGYLE —A small village in the town-
ship of Eldon, county of Victoria. The
‘Joronto and Nipissing railway, now in
course of construction, will have a station
here, Distant from Lindsay, the sonny.
town, anda station of the Midland rail-
way, 24 miles, fare $1.50, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100.
Canada Presbyterian church, mission
from Woodville
Gillespie Dougald, storekeeper
McCutcheon William, tavern
McDonald Hector, laborer
McDougall Miss Catherine
| MecKachern Malcolm, farmer
McFaddyen Archibald, storekeeper
MeFarlan Neil, shoemaker
| McIntyre Andrew, farmer
{McKay Jobn, postiaster, storekeeper
| and blacksmith
| McKinnon Donald, laborer
| Murray Thomas, tanner
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ARKELL—A small village inthe town- |
ship of Vuslineh, county of Wellington.
It contains a chureh of England and a
Wesleyan chureh. There is a woollen
fuctory 14 mile from the village, Distant |
trom Guelph, astation ofthe Grand Trunk
railway, 44 miles, from Harrisburg 31
x, from Toronto 52 > miles. Mail
Population about 100.
| Arkell Thomas, jun., woollen factory
| Arkell Thomas, sen., J.P., farmer
| Hatten John, waggonmaker
| King David, jun., butcher
| King David,’sen., farmer
King Thomas, butcher
| Martin George, hotelkeepe
Nevilles Johu, shoemaker
Nichols George, blacksmith
| Parker Francis, farmer
| Pattison George, mason
| Pettie John, farmer
Watson Win., postmaster, storekeepel
| Willoughby Charles, farmer
ARKON A—A village in the township of
Bosanquet, county ot Lambton, Distant
from Widder,astation of the Grand Trunk
railway, 7 miles, dare 87je. Mail daily,
Population about 5v0.
Alexander William, cooy e1
BLAKELY JOSEPH, general dealer in
Provislous,
dry goods, groceries
crockery, &c.
Boag James, school teacher
| Boyd Walter, M.D.
| Carten Jolin, blacksmith
; Champion Alexander, of C
Norsworthy
Champics & Norsworthy ndry and
machi hop
1 Clark R.A. M.D
Conrad rey. David, Baptist
Dickinson Alexander, carding machine
} Donnolly Frank, butcher
Donnolly James, hotelkeeper
Dowden Thomas, stage proprietor
} Dunn Robert, hotelkec per
Kastman ©, M., dealer
| Eastman George, saw mill
| Kastman Tilton F., druggis
| ECCLES FRIEND R., M.D., physician,
} surgeon, and coroner for Lambton
{EVEREST GEORGE M., dealer in
drugs, stationery, dye, paints, oils,
varnishes, &c.
Hanna Robert, tinsmith
Apt—ARL
Hilborn Eleazer, carpenter
Howe Hamilton, cabinetmaker
Irwin Miss Eliza M., milliner
Jackson Amos, shoemaker
Jackson David, patent rights
Jackson W. IL, broker
Johnson G, H., pumpmaker
Johnson William
Kells John, cooper
Kilty rev. M., Episcopal methodist
Kinsley Joseph, tanner
Langel Maximilian Joseph, tailor
LEARN BENJAMIN, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery
Xe,
McMunn John, blacksmith
Mellon Charles, blacksmith
| Morgan Brothers, harnessmakers
Morgan Henry, of Morgan Brothers
} Morgan Truman, of Morgan Brothers
Morningstar Sylvanus, loommaker
Morningstar Samuel, grist mill
| Mothersill Joseph, M.D.
Myers Joseph, hotelkeeper
| Nicols John, flax mill
| Norsworthy Charles, of Champion &
Norsworthy
Paisley James, dealer
| Randell Thomas, grocer
| Roberts Jolin, cabinetmaker
Rosenburg P. B., dentist
j saul Henry, painter
| Saul John, patent rights
Schooley Miss Louisa, postmistress
| Showler Thomas, of Showler & Vahey
| Showler & Vahey, storekeepers
| Smith Clarke, blacksmith
| Stephenson George B., commissioner
|'Trimble Thomas, waggonmaker
Vahey William, of Showler & Vahey
| Vetter Jobn, shoemaker
Ward Adolphus, carpenter
| White Eli, carpenter
| White Marvel, carpenter
| Whiting rey. James, Wesleyan
| ARK WIREGHT—A villagein the town-
| ship of Arran, county of Bruce. Distant
from Southampton TL miles, fare Sle. ;
| from Owen Sound 21 miles, fare $1.25;
from Walkerton, the county town, 38
miles, £0; from Goderich, astation
rd ‘Trunk railway, 65 miles, fare
from Stratford 110 miles. Mail!
y. Population about 150,
Allan James, tavernkeeper
Babington Michael, J.P., farmer
| Black Thomas, farmer
| Burgess John A., M.D., CoM.
Crawford William, tarmer
Cringle John N., waggonmaker
Follis James, farmer
Ilewitson James, firmer
] liter John. postmaster,
| Kerr David, weave
| ke Nn, Weaver
Kerr Solomon, joiner
Knause Godfrey, sicemaker
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orekeeper
Mekillop Archibald, school teacher
Her WreHara, | hel
n John & Thomas, saw mill
Robertson David, blacksmith
Robertson Joseph, storekeeper
Rennie rev. John, Methodist
Shier Jes farmer
Stewart Samiue hoemaker
| White Robert, shoemaker
| Yates William, tavernkeeper
| AR LINGTON—A village in the town
| ship of Adjala, county of Simeoe. Distant
from Angus, a station of the Northern
| yailway, 16 miles, tare 75c. Mail daily
Population about 90,
Cassidy James, farmer
Cassidy Thomas, saddler
RE cre tinge
ArM-ARN
Cassidy William, farmer
Connell Thomas, blacksmith
Jenkins James, jockey
Kearns Robert, laborer
Keogh Joseph, clerk
Kidd Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper
Langley Pacrick, tavernkeeper
AR WADALE—A small village in the
township of Scarborough, county of
York. Distant from Toronto 174 miles,
fure 65c, Mail daily, Population about 80.
Daniels John, farmer
Demond Simon, carpenter
Fowler Enoch, farmer
Hlarrington Robert
McLean Allen, farmer
Macklin Robert, carpenter
Robb William, firmer
Stonehouse William, farmer
Petch Robert, farmer
White Charles, blacksmith
Whiteoak George, blacksmith
ARNPRIOR—A large and prosperous
incorporated village on the Madawaska
yiver, near its confluence with the Ottawa,
township of McNab, county of Renfrew.
Arnprior was laid out 16 years ago by
Daniel McLachlin, Esq., the first house
being erected in the following year.
Wow, both in trade and population, it
rivals any village inthe province; and as
the agencies are still at work which have
aontributed most materially to its pros-
perity, the brightest hopes may be enter-
fined of its future. The Madawaska
affords excellent water power here, and
several grist, saw, and woollen mills are
er ted on its course. 40,0 0 pieces of
timber pass annually through this village
for Quebec, ‘Lhe steamers plying between
Ottawa and the head of navigation call
daily, and the Brockville and Ottawa
railway has a station at this place, Mon-
treal Telegraph Co. has an oflice here.
Distant from Sand Point 6 miles, from
Ottawa 40 miles, fare $1.50; from Perth 53
miles, fare $1.60; from Brockville 70 miles,
fare, $2.19; from Montreal 166 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 1500.
Allan William, merchant tailor, John st
ALLEN WILLIAM, proprietor of the
Canadian Times, resides in Aylmer,
Que.
Armstrong Albert, M.D., Jolin st
BADGLEY REY. E. IRVINE, B.A,
Episcopal methodist
Baldwin Mrs. KB. M., Elgin st
Ball George, carpenter
Ball Misses Annie & Caroline, dress-
makers, Hlgin st
Bangs Mrs. Agnes, wid James
BATES EZRA A., postmaster, attor-
ney at law and solicitor in chancery,
&c., Hugh st
Beaven rev. Edward, ch of England
Beathies William J., laborer
Belisle Louis, carpenter
Bell James, clerk of council
Bell John, grocer
Blaisdell Julius C. B.,saw mill
Blaisdell Miss, private school
Bole George, blacksmith, Daniel st
Bonin Peter, laborer
Bouvier rev. Joseph, R, catholic
Bradley Michael, laborer, Elgin st
Brenan Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Willian
Broek rev, Thomas, Wesleyan
Brown James, pedlar, Elgin st
BROWN & WILSON, general mer-
chants, John st
Brown Robert, of Brown & Wilson,
resides in Montreal
Buchan William, lumber dealer
Burritt Clement, carpenter
Burwash Mrs. Charlotte, wid Nathaniel
Butler John, tinsmith, Madawaska st
CAMPBELL MRS, JOHN, proprietress
Campbell’s hotel, Daniel st
DOMINION 174 DIRECTORY
(Reece RE
CAMPBELL’S HOTEL, Mrs. John
Campbell, proprietress, Daniel st
JANADIAN TIMES, weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; William Allen,
wroprietor and printer
CARSS & LEISHMAN, dealers in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, &c.,
Madawaska st
Carss & Co,, shingle factory, stave and
barrel factory, planing mill
Cayé Hyacinthe, laborer
Charbonneau Kustache, filer
Charon Maxime, laborer
CONWAY RICHARD W., manager
woollen factory
Craig Donald, foreman
Craig George, baker, Madawaska st
Cranston Jas. G., M.D., Madawaska st
Dagenais Duncan, cooper
Dillbough William, laborer
Dodswell A. IL, J.P., Elgin st
Doswell Jolin, school teacher
Dorwan ©, J., watchmaker, Elgin st
Driscoll John C., grocer, Madawaska st
Dunbar Miss Maggie, school teacher
Dupuis Irénée, carpenter
EDEY EDMOND, proprietor [dey’s
hotel, cor John and Elgin sts
Kdey Henry, cabinetmaker
EDEY'S HOTEL, Kdmond dey, pro-
prietor, cor John and Elgin sts
Fletcher Robert, painter
FRASER GEORGE, bookseller and
stationer, dealer in musical instru-
ments, faney goods, &e.
Garrioch Archibald, bookkeeper
Gaudett Joseph, mill hand
Gillon Mrs. Christina, wid Alexander,
dressmaker, Elgin st
GLENN JOSEPIL F., dealer in grocer-
ies, provisions, and crockery, and
livery stable keeper, Elgin st
Graham Charles, laborer
Grieve Nathaniel, sawyer
Griffith W., carpenter
Harrington Erie, reeve, general mer-
chant, Madawaska st
Harvey John, slide master, Elgin st
Harvey William, foreman
Heath Joseph, tailor, Elgin st
Hopes Samuel, carpenter
Hough Miss Catherine, private school,
Daniel st
Johnson Samuel, butcher
Junkins John, carpenter
Killen —, painter, John st
Lang H.W., gunsmith, John at
Laviolette Gregory, saddler, Daniel st
Ledgewood Mrs. Christina, wid Angus,
Elgin st
LYON ROBINSON, proprietor Lyon’s
hotel, Madawaska st
Lyon Wm., shoemaker, Madawaska st
LYON’S HOTEL, Robinson Lyon, pro-
prietor, Madawaska st
Lyons John, bailiff, Madawaska st
Mackay William, lumber merchant
Mackie Mrs. Kliz., wid Thos., Elginst
McCallum & Teskey, Misses, milliners,
Elgin st
McCann James, millowner
McDermott James, carpenter, Daniel st
McDonald William J., provincial land
surveyor, Elgin st
McDougall Joseph, blacksmith, Mada-
waska st
McEwan John, moulder
McGonigal Patrick, carpenter
McLACHLIN BROTHERS, lumber mer-
chants, grist mill owners; Daniel st
McLachlin Daniel, jun., of McLachlin
Brothers, Damiel st
McLACHLIN DANIEL, sen.
Goodwin Alexander, laborer, Daniel st |
NTARIO. j
[ Proviney
Vilson John, tanner
ilson Wm., shoema
olfe Jonathan, grog
ung Robt., storeke¢
uill Thomas
McLachlin Hugh F., of MeLackiy
Brothers, Daniel st
McLachlin John, of McLachlin Brothey
Daniel st
McNamara D., tavernkeeper
McPhee James, saddler, Elgin g
McPherson James, carpenter
Marcellus Charles, shoemaker, Bly, Haut from Menelon Fa
Marron John, millwright ; Midland railway, 141
Martin Hilaire, carpenter D3 miles. Muil daily,
Martin Thomas, station agent Brock itchison Robert, fart
aud Ottawa railway amrow Peter, coune
| Maynard James, clothier and sigilifiliWslip Nelson, superin
keeper, Madawaska st By¢ John, farmer
Miller William, cooper Innes Charles, post
Mills Mrs. Eliza, milliner, Elgiy : sioner in B.R.
Milne George, foreman ; Kee George, farmer
Miskelly James, tinware, John paples Joseph, reeve,
MITCHELL W. C., telegraph gp fi aa: ss
watchmaker and dealer in by Ad See tl
j ; : ’ ! Main road from Guelpl
wools and fancy goods, Madawasy) ndonthe Conestogo
MOLES GEORGE, photographer a er of the townships
dealer in sewing machines, Hugh uther and Garatrax:
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co yen. Tt isin the h
: : nitural country, and ¢
©, Mitchell, agent Madawaskaq rist and saw mills, asl
Munroe John, foreman, Elgin st Janing mill, a fax’ mill
Neil James, cooper : unery, and potash wo
Neilson Geo. K., stationery, &e,. urt is held here, and t
(Connor Charles, shoemaker, Joby icine Mi
Ogden William, butcher 0. hasan office here
Ogden John, livery stable i8,astation ofthe Well
QO Meara Thomas, blacksmith, Elgi ruce railway, 12 miles
Parker Andrew, shoemaker, Ely ee fhe 36 miles,
Phillips William, carter ail daily a Pattee
Phillips William, school teacher {iz Se tenes
Prout Mrs. Margaret, innkeeper, Elgg
Purvis George
lan Edward, M.D. dr
drews George, hostle
Ramsay Daniel storekeeper, Mh tienap John, sawyer
waska st lantine Adam, of Bit
Robertson Neil, lumber merchant als he On Sener
RORRISON JAMES, manufiete fil te milliner
| allsorts of implements and mill ner opert, carpenter
ings, made to order
Rowatt Wim., harnessmaker, Danis
ROS—A post office
hip of Baxley, count
ter Willian, baker
bi! John, blacksmith,
dy John, clerk
Blow W., tinsmith
ne Jolin J, propri
Russell Andrew, jun. of A.J
Son
RUSSELL A., & SON, dealers ing
use
helen Anthony, J.P
Moore, deput y reeve
iclen & Moore, black
helen Jobn, merchant
Mphell Hugh, blacksm
law John, carder
rch George, blacksmi
rke William, propriete
Dtel, farmer
yton Samuel M.. wace
acksmith =
e Charles, painter, car
bett John, carpenter
“son David, clerk
ke Patrick, shoemaker
ke Thomas, shoemaker
ke William, Wacgonm
RAPER JOSEPH. dry
f, croceries, Wines ani
toll Daniel, teamster
fan: ig William H., sh
isdames [ i
Samuel, vets se
J Hin, Waggonmaker
mer Robt, steam Baw a
her Thomas, Waegon ;
4 t James, blacksmith
eralil James, shoemak
lee Miss, confectic
goods, hardware, grocerie
shoes and general merchandis
Elgin and Daniel sts
Russell And., sen., of A. Russell fy
Schofield William, carpenter
Seguin Francois, laborer
Sergeon Matthew, laborer
Sergeon Samuel, laborer
Sinclair Miss Catherine, school te
Slack Henry L.,teacher Grammars
Smith Thomas, barber, Elginst
Spence Findlay, marblecutter, fp
Spence William, mason, Elginst
Stafford & Docherty, sash dooraatt
factory, Madawaska st
STEWART THOMAS, mannfact
tweeds, flannels and blankets, it
Story Thomas, carpenter
Taylor George, grocer, Daniel #!
Thompson William, lumberman
Thomson John, jun., salesman
Thomson John, sen., forwarder
Tierney John, storekeeper, Ma
st
Tilly Arthur, furniture dealer, J
Toy Thos., axe factory, Madaws
TRENHAM N. J., job printer a
tographer, Elgin st
Valley Isidore, blacksmith
Wait J. T., druggist, John st Ds Tohae
Watson Mrs. S. A.,, tailoress, D : \lo » Carpenter, con
Wheeler Mrs. F., dressmaker, fig! = ed of Frage
White James, grocer, John st Ingle sid fie _ Wwoolle
White James, waggonmaker, Egy baie yee mill
White John, baker, Daniel st br John *, + Of Frager
Whitla Robert J., storekeeper, Bi ‘illian larhessmaker
Wilson George, of Brown & Wilst wn, Wagconmak«
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Slgin st
NTARIO. j
Vilzon John, tanner
ilson Wm., shoemak-r, Madawaska st
olfe Jonathan, grocer and dealer
loung Robt., storekeeper, Madawaska st
ill Thomas
OS—A post office station vu the town-
Bo of Baxley, county of Victoria, Dis
Biant from Menelon Falls, a stavton of the
Midland railway, 14 miles, fro Lindsay
De miles, Muil daily.
on Robert, farmer
w Peter, councillor
p Nelson superintendent of schools
¢ John, farmer
Innes Charles, postmaster, conmmis-
rin BR.
Kee George, farmer
raples Joseph, reeve, farmer
THUR —A thriving village on the
main road from Guelph to Owen Sound, |
ndonthe Conestogo river, at tie cor-
er of the townships of Arthur, Peel,
uther and Garatraxa, county of Wel-
Hngton, Itisin the heart of a fine agri-
nitural country, and contains two steam
rist and saw mills, a shingle factory and
Janing mill, a flax mill, woollen factory,
and potash works. ‘The Divisi
urt is held here, and the Toronto, Grey
nd Bruce railway is expected to have a
ation before long. Montreal Telegraph
0. hasan office here. D
is,astation ofthe Wellington, Grey and
ruce railway, 12 miles, fare fie.; from
ount Forest, 15 miles, fare 873c.; from
uelph 25 miles, from ‘Toronto 76 miles.
ail daily, Population about 900
an Edward, M.D., drug store
drews George, hostler
ticnap John, sawyer
lantine Adam, of Ballantine & Co.
lantine & Co., general merchants
lantine Miss, milline:
ker Robert, carpenter
ter Williain, baker
nd John, blacksmith, waggonumaker
dy John, clerk
Btow W., tinsmith
ne John J..
§
helen Anthony, J.P., of Bushelen
Moore, deputy reeye
liclen & Moore, blacksmiths
hiclen John, merchant, farmer
npbell Hugh, blacksmith
law John, carder
rch George, blacksmith
rke William, proprietor Wellington
Dtel, farmer
yton Samuel M., waggonmaker and
mith
e Charles, painter, carpenter
ett John, carpenter
ison David, clerk
ke Patrick, shoemaker
ke Thomas, shoemaker
ke William, waggonmaker
APER JOSEPH, dry goods, cloth-
ig, groceries, Wines and liquors
oll Daniel, teamster
Dimond William H., shoemaker
s James f., blacksmith
‘ amuel, teamster
proprietor Ontario
John, Waggonmaker
mer Robt., steam Baw and |
er Thomas, waegon shop
fer James, blacksmith
‘, shoemaker
} , confectioner
die irpenter, confectioner
t Alexander, of Fraser Brothers
Brothers, woollen
nd planing mill
ames W., of Fraser Brothers
t John, harnessmaker
William, waggonmaker
wh mill
factory,
Distant from Fer. |
DOMINION L7
Gourlay James, plasterer
Gourlay Peter, tailor
GREEN CARLTON
Green's hotel
GREEN'S HOTEL, C. ik
prietor
Gross John L., head miller
Hathaway Jas., of Hathaway Brothers
Hathaway Win., of Hathaway Brothers
Hathaway Brothers, steam grist mill
Hay James, mason
Henderson Robert, drug store
HENDERSON WALTER, M.D., drug
store, svent Montreal Telegraph Co,
Herron Thomas, shoemaker
Hewitt Isaac, steam saw and grist mill
Hewitt Robert, sawyer
| Hollinger captain John F., tanner
HOLMESREV, A. T., Free chureh
Hudgin Robert I., millwright
Hughes William, tailor and grocer
Johnson James, butcher
Jopp John, tanner
Ketcher William, clerk
Kenfield Wesley, tinsmith
} Lawrence William, clerk
Lewis & Co., dry goods, +84
Lewis Harry, of Lewis & ©
| McCabe Timothy, bhicksmith
MeCutchin W, J., hostler
| MeIntosh Dunean, shoemake
Melntosh John, J.P., farme:
McIntosh Mrs, milliner
i Melver N,, flax mill
MeKerley Miss, milliner
McManus Maleolm, blacksmith
McPherson John, groceries, hardware
| Madigon John, hostler
) Miller rev. A. D., Wesleyan
| Mitchell Joseph, dry wroods
| Mitehell William, sen
;MONTREAL TELEGRAPIE
Henderson, agent
Moore James, of Busehlen & Moore
Morphy James W., blacksmith
Morris rev. T. BP... Re eathol:
Murphy Richard, storekeepe
Neil Andrew, clerk
OCALLAGHAN CORNELIUS
clerk Division court, farmei
(’Callaghan Edmund J.
) O'Dea Peter, clerk
O'Field James, carpenter
Ontario house, J. J. Bryne, proprietor
O'Strander Thomas, J.P., farmer
Patterson Wellington, clerk
Peterkin William, of Ballantine & Co
Phillips Peter, ashery
Porter F. W., tailor
Quirt Alexander, fireman
Ryan John, stage driver
Saunders Dunean, J.P., farme:
Sirr Benjamin, blacksmith
Small Mrs. Janet. wid Joseph
Inistress. grocery
Smith Harry, fireman
Smith James, clerk
Snith John, storekeeper
; Stephenson Robert T., cabinetmaker
Tremain Aaron, baker
Thompson Thos. K., pumpmaker, turner
| Wellington hotel, W. Clarke, proprietor
| White William W., insurance clerk,
conveyancer
C., proprietor
Green, pro-
Co. W.
J.P,
|
| ASWEBUIN—A_ small village in the
township of Whitby, county of Ontario
| Distant from Whitby, the county town,
} anda station of the Grand Trunk rail-
| Way, 9 miles, fare 50e Mail daily.
| Population about 150,
| Balfour James, teacher
Bowler Daniel, waggonmaket
Burchell Isaac, tailor
Creighton David, storekeeper
75 DIRECTORY.
norte |
Aro-—Asit
Dawson rey. Alexander, B.A., Canada
presbyterian
Edwards William, laborer
Fisher Timothy, farmer
Foulden Mes, Blizabeth, dressmaker
Heron William, J.P., farmer
Hubertus George, travelling agent
Knox & Miller, storekeepers
Knox John B,, of Knox & Miller
Lawrence James, saddler
McArthur & Barron, machinists
MeArthur Jolin, of MeArthur & Barron
Maw George, laborer
; Metealf George, tavern
| Miller Avery, of Knox & Miller
} Munro John, blacksmith
| Oliver Edward, postmaste:
| Oliver William, tailor
| Pierson William, mason
Rankin John B., teacher
Smith ©. E., laborer
Smith James W,, M.D.
Sowerby John, druggist
Tarvis William, laborer
Thornton Miss Agnes dressmaker
Thornton Thomas
Wakem Luther, carpenter
Walker James, blacksmith
Wells Jessie
Wilson Alex., proprietor Wilson house
Wilson house, Alex, Wilson, proprietor
Wilson Birs. Agnes, wid Alexander
ASHIBU RNA — An incorporated
Village on the Otonabee river, opposite Pe-
terborough, township of Otonabee, eounty
of Peterborough, Jiamber is the princi-
pal trade of the place. There is alse
considerable business in wheat and flour.
Jt contains a town hall, a large market
house, and extensive mills. Distant
from Peterborough, a station of the
branch line ofthe Midland railway, 1 mile,
from Millbrook, a station on the main
line of the Midland railway, 14 miles,
from Port Hope 32 miles, from Lindsay
50 miles, Mail daily, Population about
1500.
Adams Samuel, laborer
Ainslie Walter, shoemaker
Alexander John, laborer
Anderson Jolin, carpenter
Avcher Francis C.
Armstrong Thomas, grocer
Ashburnham brewery, Henry Caleutt,
proprietor
Barnharte Norman
Bennett Henry, J.P.. councillor, cooper
Blodgett Zimri, laborer
} Brennan Charies, laborer
Brooks German, cloth manufacturer
brown George, engineer
Brown George, grocer
rown Robert
Brownlee David, carpente:
Buck Oliver, farmer
| Burnham George, M.D,
) Burnham John, councillor, barrister
Burnham rey. Mark, ch of England
} Caleutt Henry, couneillo’, proprietor
Ashburnham brewery
Callaghan Mrs. Honora, w d John
| Campbell Alex. H., lumber merchant
Clancy Edwin, of P. & E. Clancy
Clancy P. &, 1., blacksmith:
Clancy Peter, of P. &. E. Claney
Clarke John, tanner
Clifford William, foreman
Coe Richard, butcher
Coe Thomas, butcher
Connell James, cooper
Connell Timothy, gardener
Connell Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick
Cook William, carpenter
Cope Alexis, turner
| Craig Jolin, teamster
Asn-Asu
Craig Joseph, waggonmaker
Craigie Mrs, Janet, wid John
QOroft George, laborer
Curtis Mark, bricklayer
Dawson Alexander, miller
Deacon William, lumber merchant
Definey Joseph, laborer
Defoe Gilbert, turner
Denne Henry, grain dealer
Dormer Asah, laborer
Dormer John, laborer
Downer Lewis 8., sawyer
Duggan Daniel, laborer
Dunlop Andrew ©,
Dutcher Samuel, teamster
Edmonds Alexander, miller
Ellsworth Mrs. liza, wid Oran
Evans Knos, carpenter
Fair Thomas, laborer
Fenne John, laborer
Finney Peter, clerk
Fisher Frederick, laborer
Fisher Hugh, laborer
Fisher Joseph, cloth dresser
Fortis Samuel
Frith David, fuller
Galt Mrs. Catherine,
milliner
Ganey John, laborer
Gillman John, laborer
Glover Lewis, grocer
Godfrey John, saddler
Gold Evander, laborer
Gow John, laborer
Graham Joseph, shoemaker
Gray Jesse, cooper
Griffith James, carder
Haggart Daniel, clerk
Hall Samuel, laborer
Hamilton Edward, shoemaker
Hamilton Francis, shoemaker
Howrigan Michael, laborer
Henderson John 8., laborer
Holmes Joshua
Holmes Mrs. Joshua, milliner
wid Hamilton,
Hotchkins William, mason
Hunter Edward, laborer
Ingram Absalom, agent
Johnston James, laborer
Johnston James, plasterer
Keating John, butcher
Kelly John, barber
Kelly John, weaver
Kelly John I., laborer
Kempt James
King John, laborer
Law Alexander, sawyer
Lee Francis C.
Livinbrick Nicholas, blacksmith
Lockhart Absalom, laborer
Long William, laborer
Ludgate Hume, farmer
Ludgate Jolin, of McDougall & Co.
Lyle Thomas, teamster
McAuliffe Florence, laborer
McAuliffe John, laborer
McCabe Terence, mason
McCoombs James, carpenter
McuDavitt John, weaver
McDonald Daniel, tailor
McDougall David, bookkeeper
McDougall Williain, & Co,, lumber mer- |
chants
McGregor Alexander, cooper
McGregor Daivid, cooper
} Tehene Patrick,
McGregor Gregor, laborer
McGregor Lewis, stage owner
McGregor William, weaver
McLean Mrs. Jane, wid William
McWilliams Charles, carpenter
Manice John, carriagemaker
Marshall Hamilton, teamster
Mercier Gideon, shoemaker
Mercier Narcisse, miller
DOMINION 176 DIRECTORY,
cer Ve
Mitchell William H., saddler
Moloney John, laborer
Morey Aldus, founder
Morey Richard, finisher
Morrisey Richard, laborer
Mowrey John, machinist
Mowrey Marcello, machinist
Murphy James, laborer
Murray George, culler
North Willian, carpenter
O'Brien William, laborer
Orde George I,
Otonabee grist mills, Robert D, Rogers,
proprietor
Paliner Reuben B., laborer
Patterson William, laborer
Peck Arthur H., proprietor Star brew-
ery
Peete James, carpenter
Perry Mrs. Annabella, wid Egerton
Phillips Joseph, bricklayer
Platt James, laborer
Pouliott Ferdinand, laborer
Read John, surveyor
Renaud Mrs. Mary A., wid Edward
Renney Francis, brewer
Renney James, farmer
Reynolds Jolin, teamster
Rickey George, blacksmith
Ricord Rice
Robinson John, carpenter
Robinson Thomas, teamster
Rogers Henry ©,
Rogers James Z., councillor, storekeeper
Rogers Robert D., reeve, postmaster,
woprietor Otonabee grist mills
Rambeau Wellington, carpenter
Roswell Jolin, laborer
Rutherford Alexander, carpenter
Sanderson rey, John, Wesleyan
Shannon John, blacksmith
Shea Michael, laborer
Sheridan Mrs. Sarah, wid Jolin
Smiley Thomas, spinner
Smith James, blacksmith
Snyder William, lumber merchant
Stain Edward, brickmaker
Star brewery, A. H. Peck, proprietor
Stevenson Jolin
Stevenson Jonathan, lumberer
Story George, blacksmith
Strachan Thomas, clerk
Stratton James, clerk of municipality
Strickland Henry T., lumber merchant
Strong Thomas, clerk
Sullivan Edward, clerk
Sullivan Timothy, laborer
Sutherland Donald, grain merchant
Swanston William, baker
Sweeney Patrick, laborer
Taylor Alfved, laborer
Taylor Frederick C., teacher
Taylor Samuel
Taylor Williain, clerk
spinner
Tennyson James W., sawyei
Thompson William
Tighe James, CG oper
Tobin John, laborer
| ‘Town ball and Market house, James
Stratton, clerk
Townsend Angus, tinsmith
Tyrell Edward, bookkeeper
Valois Joseph, teamster
Wall Edward, tanner
Wallar Abraham, carriagemaker
Waters Nicholas, laborer
Wigister Jacob, mason
Wilkinson Abraham, laborer
Wood John, school teacher
Wright Jolin, produce dealer
Wright Robert, cooper
Wright Stewart, carpenter
Yorke Lionel, bricklayer
ASHGROVE—A village in the to
of Esquesing, county of Halton, Distyy
from Georgetown, a station of the Gir
Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare He. 5 {tg
‘Toronto 82 miles. Mail daily, Populaiy
about 50,
Esquesing house, James Payne, pp,
prietor
Graham Richard, farmer
Hewson Francis, farmer
Hood William, blacksmith
Huffinan Henry, farmer
Payne Jas, proprietor Esquesing hy
Riddle Joseph, farmer
Sniy th Robert, postmaster, storckeere
Laylor William, waggonmaker
Thompson William, farmer
Wilson Joho, farmer
Wilson William, farmer
Wugglesworth George, farmer
ASH LEYW—A small place on the Gy
fraxa gravel road, township of Dery
reid of Grey Distant from (np
Sound, the county town, 5 miles, yg
d tily,
Follis George, postmaster, innkeep
ASH TON—A village on tho river Jo
township of Goulbourn, county of Cus
ton, and township of Beckwith, county
Lanark. There isa station ofthe Cu
Central railway within 14 mile of w
village. Distant from Carleton Py
the junction of the Brockville aud Ottuy
and Canada Central railways,
from Ottawa, by road, 26 miles
daily. Vopulation about 250,
ASHTON HOTEL, Daniel Pan
proprietor
Argue George, tanner
Blair Archibald, shoemaker
Campbell Mrs. Mary, wid John
Church Clarence Ronald, M.D, 10
cian and surgeon
Conn James, storekeeper
Cosier & Lindsay, waggonmakers
owners
Davidson David, blacksmith
Drummond Peter, farmer
Kdwards Miss Susan, milliner an
maker
FANNING DANIEL, proprieto
ton hotel
flounders Edward, laborer
Garland Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas
Gow Peter, farmer
Hueston James, shoemaker
Kennedy Robert, storekeeper
Kineaid John, laborer
Lammond John, tailor
MeDonald Miss Ellen
Mckadden Abraham, farmer
McFadden Isaac, firmer
NeFadden Joseph, laborer
MeFarlane Mrs., wid Jacot
MeFarlane Donald, innkeeper
MeFarlane Johr, founder
Munece Mrs., wid James
Rathwell Jolin, school teacher
Presley William, waggonmak
Robinson Donald, blacksmith
Shannon Miss, dressmaker
Shore John, carpenter
Stewart Neil, farmer
Stewart Benjamin, cabinetmaker
Stewart Mrs., wid Jobn
SUMNER JAMES, postmaster
merchant
Sykes Hiram, J.P., reeve |
Torrans Robert, blacksmith
ASH WOR TH A post office stati
the township of Scott, county of vm
Distant from Newmarket, a station’)
Northern railway 17 miles, Mail "#
Mustard John, postmaster
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Bsn Peter, lab,
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ASSELSTIN
village in the
county of Ad
Ernestown, @ st
railway, 2} mile
Amey Adam, fa
mey David, fa
mey Solomon,
tine Miche
sselstine Michi
ylsworth Davi
ylsworth Isaac
Jotfey William,
avy George
raser Donald, f
Fraser Timothy
aughlin Henry,
Bands Joseph, fia
Walker Eneas, );
THA-—A small
of Pickering,
tant from Whitb
astation of the ¢
miles, fare 87\c..
B Mail daily, Pop
ll John M., pos
urk William, sa
urkholder Solon
undas James, st
arrison G,, farm
aham Abraham,
itchell W., farm
ighswander M.,
still Francis, ty
pears James, of
pears James & Ji
pears John, of’ J.
pears ft., farmer
elsh William, fia
pam hitson James, fi
HENS—A po
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Distant from WI
rand Trunk rai]
rom Newmarket J
Dgham R., postn
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re $1 from W
nd astation of t
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les, Mail daily
Winter, Popula
ams Andrew, bl;
ans Andrew, co
ams William, ca
Mstrong George,
“dee William
On George, ¢
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le Miss Margaret
erp halt land
Res James, fiary
vies, firme
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BS Thomas, card(
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Hy John, broker!
8 Jollingwood
William, 8
Charles, baili
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STINE’S MILLS—A small
tt the township of Ernestown,
county of Addington, Distant from
Ernestown, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 2} miles, Population about 35.
mey Adam, farmer
mey David, farmer
mey Solomon, farmer
aaelstine Michael, jun., Woollen mill
Asselstine Michael, sen., farmer
ylsworth David, farmer
yisworth Isaac I.
Jolley William, laborer
avy George
raser Donald, farmer
Fraser Timothy
aughlin Henry, saw mill
Bands Joseph, farmer
Walker Eneas, laborer
THA —A small village in the township
of Pickering, county of Ontario, — Dis-
tant from Whitby, the county town, and
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare 87\c.; from Toronto 29 miles,
® Mail daily, Population about 5y,
ll John M., postmaster, farmer
urk William, saw mill
urkholder Solomon, farmer
undas James, storekeeper
arrison G., farmer
aham Abraham, saw mill
itchell W., farmer
ighswander M., saw mill
lostill Francis, farmer
pears James, of James & John Spears
pears James & John, farmers, saw mill
nears John, of James & John Spears
pears [t., farmer
elsh William, farmer
SW hitson James, farmer
HENS—A post office station in the
whship of Scott, county of Ontario.
Distant from Whitby, a station of the
jrand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare $1. ;
‘om Newmarket 17 miles, Mail daily.
hksmith
mer
vborer
rid Thomse
naker
hokeeper
.
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vid liver ane Une
, proprietor #8
Dgham R., postmaster
HERLEY-—A village at the narrows
f Lake Simcoe, township of Mara,
ounty of Ontario. ‘The Midland rail-
ay, now in course of construction, will
ave adepot at this place. The steamers
m Lake Simcoe land goods and passen-
ers here, Distant from Bell Ewart, a
tion of the Northern railway, 28 miles,
re $1.25; from Whitby, the county town
nd astation of the Grand Trunk rail-
‘ay, 70 miles, fare #3; from Toronto 90
les, Mail daily in summer, tri-weekly
winter, Popuwiation about 400,
farmer
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ams Andrew, blacksmith
ams Andrew, cooper
ams William, carpenter
mstrong George, foreman
strong William, laborer
Iton George, carpenter
ltonWm., township treasurer, farmer
le Miss Margaret, school teacher
nett Peter, land surveyor
ges James, farmer
ill Timothy, innkeeper, shoemaker
bpbell rey. Kenneth A., R. catholic
88 Thomas, carder and fuller
Ohoe Mrs. Jane, wid Peter
lenhotter Andrew, farmer
denhofler George, weaver
Buson Peter, laborer
ett James, mason
dran Francis, hunter
y rev. John, Presbyterian
hy John, broker, councillor
is Collingwood, tavernkeeper
ener William, school teacher
tt Charles, bailiff, storekeeper
tt Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel G.
* The post office is at Odessa.
rent
Jamieson Charles, engineer
DOMINION 177 DIRECTORY.
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Campbell John M., lumber merchant
Chenaque A,, shoemaker
Fisher John, farmer
Fisher M. A., postmaster, storekeeper
Fisher Peter, farmer
Fisher Peter A,, storekeeper
Gaing Martin, tanner
(
Gordon rey, Daniel, Free chureh
Larocque Joseph, pearlash factory
Lavigne Charles, pearlash factory
McArthur Hugh, builder
McDiarmid captain, 59th Battalion
McDiarmid Donald, M.D.
McGregor Alexander, weaver
McGregor Charles, shoemaker
McGregor Duncan, farrier
McGregor Peter, weaver
McNaughton John G., shoemaker, saw
KENNEDY ALEXANDER, commis-
sioner Queen's bench, postmaster,
storekeeper, grist, carding and fulling
mills, saw mill owner, and lumber
merchant
McConnell John, laborer
McDonald Angus, carpenter
Mecfee William, deputy reeve, farmer
McIntyre Donald, tailor
McKay John, pilot, engineer
McKinnon Laughlin, laborer
McLean Alexander, sawyer
McLean Mrs, Mary, wid John
McLellan John, carpenter
McPherson Roderick, laborer
Neill George, sawyer
Newton Daniel, plasterer
O'Dell Henry E., township clerk and
clerk Division court
Prettyfoot Kdward, farmer
Smith Colin, mason, storekeeper
Somers Thomas, laborer
Stewart rev. A., M.A., ch of England
Templeton John, painter
Thompson Oliver, farmer
Thorne colonel Amos, storekeeper
Tivnon Bernard, hotel, carriagemaker
Whitney Henry, farmer
*A THERTON—A village in the town-
ship of Windham, county of Norfolk,
Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 9
miles. from Brantford, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.60.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 80.
Almas Michael A., innkeeper
Burch Matthew, farmer
Carrow Alexander, farmer
Carrow John, farmer
Cole William, farmer
Gersham —, carpenter
Haviland Nelson, blacksmith
Higison Robert, farmer
Lapier Peter, cooper
Mabee John, farmer
Shean George, farmer
Smith George, farmer
Story Robert, farmer
Willson G. C., postmaster, farmer
Whitehead James, cooper
ATHLONE-—A village in the township
of Adjala, county of Simvoe, Distant
from Bradford, a station of the Northern
railway, 18 miles, from Toronto 42 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Barry Edward, blacksmith
Barton Robert, farmer
Connor John, saw mill
Ellard Michael, tavernkeeper
Ellard. William, shoemaker
Kennedy Michael, clerk
Kidd John, postmaster, storekeeper
McCabe James, waggonmaker
McKenna Charles, M.D.
McLaughlin Michael, miller
Thompson John, tailor
ATHOL-—A village in the township of
Kenyon, county of Glengary. Distant
from Cornwall, the county town, and
a station of the Grand Trunk Railway, 30
miles, from Montreal 84 miles. ail
daily. Population about 150.
Aird Alexander D., farmer
Bennet hon. Thomas
Bennet Joha, farmer
Cameron Angus, councillor
Cameron Donald D., storekeeper
Campbell Angus, lumber merchant
Campbell Angus M., attorney
Campbell Duncan, blacksmith
Campbell John, carriagemaker
Campbell John, storekeeper
* Also called Trentonville, Windham.
15
Ass-—AuL
tordon James R., teacher
mill and shingle manufactory
McTavish Miss Catherine, weaver
Ouellet Gabriel, cabinetmaker
Peacock rev, William,Congregationalist
Sabourin Charles, carpenter
Sinclair Peter, road commissioner
Urquhart Alexander, grist mill
ATTERCLIFFE-—A post office sta
tion in the township of Caistor, county
of Monck, on the Welland river. It
does considerable business in lumber and
railroad ties and staves. Distant from
Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and
Lake Huron branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 9 miles, from Dunnville 8 miles.
Mail weekly.
Tisdale James, postmaster
*AUGUSTA TOWNHALE-—In the
township of Augusta, county of Gren-
ville, Distant from Spencerville, a station
of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway,
7 miles, from Clark’s Crossing, on the
Brockville and Ottawa line, 8 miles, Po-
pulation about 50.
Black John, blacksmith
Coville Stephen, farmer
Dustin George, pumpmaker
Ferguson Alexander, cooper
Kirkby Wilson, potash factory
LANE CHARLES, J.P., saw mills,
general store, farmer
Mosher James, farmer
Stephenson Isaiah, J.P., farmer
Throop Beajamin, farmer
AULTSVILLE-—A thrivin
the river St Lawrence, township of Osna-
bruck, county of Stormont. Thereis a
station of the Grand Trunk railway half a
mile from the village. Montreal Tele.
zraph Co. has an oflice here. Distant
rom Montreal 88 miles, from Kingston
90 miles. Mail daily. Population about
300.
Anderson Francis, carriagemaker
Anderson James, blacksmith
Ault J. R., J.P., postmaster, commis-
sioner Queen’s bench
AULT J. R. & S., wood dealers, and
general merchants
Ault Samuel, J.P., M.P.
Ault Simon, trader
Ault William R., farmer
Baker Simon, storekeeper
Barnhart Ebenezer, carriagemaker
Bigelow George, teacher
Brownell George T., tanner and currier
Bryan Mrs. Jemima, wid Isaac, tailoress
Conliff John, laborer
Constable rev. J. W., Wesleyan
Cook Michael, farmer
Croil John, fruit grower
DAFOE ERASTUS, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co., storekeeper, &c.
Dafoe Richard, ferryman
*The post office is at Charleville.
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Aut—AuR
Dorothy Thomas, customs officer
Elliott John, potter and brickmaker
Elliott William, potter
Empey Ira, blacksmith
Gogo William, shoemaker
Gove Nathaniel, farmer
Hanes Charles, blacksmith
Hanes Herodias, harnessmaker
Hanes John, shoemaker
Hickey Reuben Ira, M.D.
Hume John, farmer
Hunter Peter, grocer
Loucey John, track foreman G.T.R
Louck Jeremiah, mason
Louck Richard, mill owner, farmer
Lynch Michael, laborer
McConnell Thomas, speculator
MARKELL RICHARD S., M.D., CM.
Marshall Thomas, painter
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO. E.
Dafoe, operator
Morgan Nelson, shoemaker
Sylmser Nathaniel, grocer
Somers Alexander, farmer
Somers David D., farmer
Whitney Richard, tarmer
* AURORA—An incorporated village in
the townships of King and Whitchurch,
county of York, It contains Episcopa-
lian, Wesleyan and New Connexion
Methodist churches, a riding and driving
park, Mechanics institute
rance hall, Montreal Telegraph
has an oflice and the Northern railway a
station here. Distant from ‘Toronto,
by Northern railway, 80 miles, fare 90¢e.; |
Mail daily. |
by Yonge street 25 miles.
Population about 1300
Abbot James
Andrews Abraham, bootmaker
Andrews Edward, tailor
Andrews George B. W., farmer
Andrews Hugh, butcher
Andrews J., & Co., storekeepers
Andrews Jacob, shoemaker
Andrews William
Appleton Simon, agent
Appleton Simon, gardener
Arnold Elias, brewer
Ashton Seth
Atkinson James, shoemaker
Atkinson John, bootmaker
AURORA BANNER, weekly, annual
subscription $1; HK. F. Stephenson,
editor and proprietor
AURORA HOTEL, George
proprietor
Baguly Samuel, gardener
Bice George, pumpmaker
BOND JOHN S., chemist and druggist
Bond John T., waggonmaker
Bond Joseph, lumberman
Bosanko John, carpenter
Boyce George, pumpmaker
Boynton Alanson, pedlar
Broad Henry, carpenter
Brodie Alexander, cooper
Butcher Charles, storekeeper
CAMPBELL HUGH, & SONS, rope-
makers
Campbell John, ropemaker
Campbell Robert, ropemaker
Campbell William
Catcher Charles, carpenter
Clark William, laborer
Clarke Edward, farmer
Clift John W., blacksmith
Connor Robert, insurance agent
Crabb Joseph, ropemaker
Cummins A.,, tinsmith
Danbrook Charies, farmer
Danbrook David, farmer
Danbrook Henry, bootmaker
David & Webb, masons
* Formerly culled Machell’s Corners.
Lemon,
and Tempe- |
Co, |
DOMINION 178 DIRECTORY.
CN ee TR ee ee eee
Davis George, farmer
Denton Jolin, laborer
Dimma Thomas, wheelwright
Doan Charles, postmaster, storekeeper
Doan Charles, jun., salesman
Doan D. W.
Doan Robert, school teacher
Donnelly James, carter
Douglass Charles, farmer
Kade James, laborer
Kade Stephen, laborer
Kakin J. P., steam planing mill
Edwards Wim., laborer
Elliott Joseph, flour store
Elliston B., pedlar
Evans William, laborer
| Field John, storekeeper
| Fleury Alexander, founder
Mleury Joseph, foundry
| Ford Samuel P., M.D.
Fry Stephen, station master
| Fryatt Henry, agent
Garvin Matthew, machinist
Geikie Walter Bayne, M.D.
| Glenn Thomas, laborer
Graham George L., hotel, storekeeper
Graham George W., farmer
Gundy rev, 5. B., New
methodist
Halliday Mrs., wid James
Harman Henry, sawyer
Harman Robert, teamster
Harris Henry, storekeeper
Harris James, farmer
Harris Joseph, moulder
Harris Thomas, farmer
Harris William, carviagemaker
Hartman TY. J., storekeeper
Hassard William, sexton
Hillary Mrs, Helen
Hillary Robert William, M.D.
Hillier Alfred, teamster
Hunt Joseph, shoemaker
Hunt rev. J., Wesleyan
Hunter Robert, blacksmith
Hutchinson John, farmer
Ireland William, cabinetmaker
Irwin Charles &S8.P., Aurora mills
Irwin Marshall, farmer
Irwin R. P., farmer
Jewell William
Johnson Thomas, laborer
Kaiser George, teamster
Kennedy Mrs., wid William
Keller Mrs, Catherine, wid Joseph
Ketcher Charles, carpenter
Kirsop J. W.,
Knowles George, laborer
Lawrence George HL, agent
LEMON GEORGE, proprietor Aurora
hotel
Lemon Walter, tavernkeeper
Connexion
fancy wares
Linton W., spice manufacturer
Linton William, farmer
Long Frederick, machinist
Lundy H. D., carpenter
Lundy 8. H., teacher
Lundy Silas, farmer
Machell Henry
Machell Mrs. Martha, wid Richard
McBride 8., tavernkeeper
McCallum rev. James, ch of England
McCarty William, jeweller
McDonald Alexander, carpenter
McDonald James, carpenter
McDonald John, blacksmith
McDonald Matthew, blacksmith
McGafflin James, storekeeper
McLeod David
McLeod John, Railroad hotel
McNALLY J.E., insurance agent, com-
missioner in B.R., &c.
LEPPER MATTHEW, dry goods and |}
Madden Thomas, laborer
Manser Samuel, sawyer
Martin Thomas, blacksmith
Merritt John, patent agent
Miller James
Mortimer William, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH 66
Moore G, F., storekeeper
Mosly James, farmer
Mulvey Frank, laborer
Nealas Thomas, laborer
Neis George, wheelwright
Newberry Robt., photographer operaiy
Nicholls James, brickmaker
Noles George, laborer
Ough William, tinsmith
Packer William, carpenter
-uigeter James, farmer
Paigeter Thomas, farmer
Paigeter William, farmer
Pearson Benjamin, millwright
Pease Edward, tannery
Peel major Hrnest M., farmer
Phillips J. W., storekeeper
Playter James, machinist
Playter W. W., dentist
PROVO ANDREW, barber and hy
dresser
Rank George, laborer
Ransom Mrs, Anu, wid Thos, storekeepe
Ransom Thomas, agent
Reeves Richard, baker
Richardson Benjamin, farmer
Richardson W. B., pediar
tobinson A., dentist
tobinson Robert, carpenter
| Rogers Josiah, farmer
Russell George, laborer
Russell Simeon, teamster
Rutsay J., pedlar
Sanders John, miller
Scott William, laborer
Severs James W., barrister
Shanks Martin, farmer
Shelvey Thomas, tanner
Shields William, saddler
Simpson George, farmer
Smith David, laborer
Smith William, machinist
STEPHENSON E. F., printer an
proprietor of the Aurora Banner
| Stevenson Ed., storekeeper and agent
Stevenson G,. L., storekeeper
Stevenson & Ransom, shingle factory
Stewart Robert, carpenter
Stiles Henry B., storekeeper
Stokes J., miller
| STRANGE FREDERICK W., MD
Suttle Frederick, lumber merchant
) Suttle William, brewer
Taylor William, painter and glazier
Thompson George, laborer
Thompson James R., lumber
Thompson Mrs. Catherine, wid Joseph
Todd James, blacksmith
Todd Thomas, varriagemaker
Tracy John, tailor
Turner Mrs, Sarah, wid James
Wallace A., government agent
Walton Jesse
Watson James, laborer
Vobb John, bricklayer
Wells Henry, farmer
Wells Jacob, farmer
Wells John M., dentist
Wells R., horsedealer
Welt John
Western William, shoemaker
Wetherill William, wheelwright
Wheadon William, butcher
Willis William, saddler
Wilson Joseph, storekeeper
Wilson Stephen, miller
Wooten Israel, carpenter
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Wright John, carpen
York Charles H., ca
Yeo James, overseer
AVENING—A villag
Nottawasaga, county
tains saw, flour and
tant from Stayner, fl
erm railway, 8 mil
Toronto 85 wiles.
tion about ct").
Beatty Francis, bute!
Rowman John, of Bo
BOWMAN & PINGI
flour mill, saw mil
Brown Jolin, steel en
Carlton James, farm
Carruthers George
Carruthers Robert, 8:
Carruthers William,
Donaldson W., farme
Duff William, tarmer
Klis John, miller
Gardiner William ©,
Gould David, school
Graham Joseph
Graham Robert, engil
Grainger Thomas, fa
{sland George, black
Kendrick Jolin, mach
Kendrick John, jun.,
Ketson Joshua, carpe
Knicelv Peter
Knicely Anthony, fai
Lavery George, farm
Leslie Alexander, tai
Little John, weaver
Little William, wagy
Lott John, jarmer
Wacintosh Angus, po
Macintosh James, ge
WeMahon Thomas, ec
Morris Robinson, |
keeper
Paget George A,, phy
Perry George, farmer
Pingle Jacob, jun., of
Pingle Warren, of
Proctor Lew 3, carde
Prentice David, sawy
Raney Samuel, of Th
Thompson & Raney, |
Thompson Wm., of 'T
Upton George, wooll
Weir Henry, shoemuak
Wilson Joseph, taver
AVON —A small villa
of North Dorchester, ¢
Distant from [ngers
Great Western railw
London 22 miles, ft
miles, Mail tri-weekly
fu
Andrews John H., wi
Baker Benjamin, carp
Bates Henry, laborer
Bower John, carpente
4 .
Clary Patrick, farmer
Dean Hiram, farmer
SB Detfoe John, farmer
De Groat Peter, farm
Eseott William, saw |
Falkin John, shoemal
Hegler Adam, farmer
egler Christian, fam
Hegler Edward, JP,
Hegler Gilbert, farme
Hegler John H., store
Herron Henry, ¢ rper
Hislop William, farm:
Johnson Lawrence, fi
Jolliffe James, farmer
Jolliffe Robert, iabore
Lawr John, farmer
Lawr William, farmer
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Wright John, carpenter McIntyre Archibald, J.P., farmer Ames rev, William, Wesleyan
York Charles H., carpenter Melver Angus, farmer Arkell John H., storekee ver
‘oo James, overseer Northern railway McLaughlin John, shoemaker AYLMER ENTERPRISE, weekly, an-
Yeo dames, Moniett William, blacksmith nual subscription $1; M. L. Aldrich,
Nye Valentine, farmer proprietor and printer
Olephant rev. David Bain Alexander
Palmer George, farmer Barnes William, tailor
Pullin Felix, tailor | Bemer Abram
Reed William, carpenter Bencroft Henry, cooper
Richardson Lewis, farmer Riggers Jonathan, agent
Shirk Isaac, laborer Bingham & Son, storekeepers
Smith Geo, C., postmaster, storekeeper | Bingham William C., of Bingham & Son
Smith Hiram, farmer Bingham Wim, K., of Bingham & Son
Stover Jacob, farmer Bisnett James A., clerk
Topping Henry, farmer Boughner Edward, clerk
Whaley Joseph, carpenter | Boughner Francis, carpenter
Whaley Liman, farmer Boughner John N,, joiner
Whittaker Francis, teacher Brabent William, blacksmith
| Wilson John, carpenter Bradley Adam, butcher
Bradley John, cabinetmaker
AVENING—A village in the township of |
Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe. It con-
tains saw, flour and woollen mills, Dis- |
tant from Stayner, @ staion of the North |
erm railway, 5 miles, fare 60e.; from
Toronto 85 miles. Mail daily. Vopula-
tion about 200.
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ei Mrancis, buteher
Be Tabata Bowman & Pingle |
BOWMAN & PINGLE, proprietors of}
fHourmill, saw mills, woollen factory
Brown Jolin, steel engraver
Carlton James, farmer |
er Opera
Carruthers George, saw mill
Carruthers Robert, sawyer
Carruthers William, miller
Donaldson W., farmer
‘ht AVONMORE-—A village in the town-
Duff William, farmer ship of Roxborough, county of Stormont, | BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Robert
. Kilis Jobn, miller | Distant oe Coe . ager of the | Thompson, proprietor
p + as wapst ee 1. tocar anne Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, from) yp, te aa one Wena
Gardiner \ iliam ( fk peinkiaeas das Montreal 86 miles. Mail weekly. Popu- | Brown Alexander C., bookkeeper
Gould ric id, hool teacher lation about 100. ale ace J., grist mill
traham Joseph ; : » trown James
aces Robert, engineer Alguire David, farmer Bice n ica asals
r and hair Hicale ver THOMAS, farmer { Brownell W illiam, farmer Bryse Toh. blacksmith
fala’ Gacras: blacksmith | sea iat Lepeapaa | Buckley James, livery stables
Kendrick Jolin, machinist fp hetest coe aet tte Do ehad she | Burdick Davis, harnessmaker
storekeeper Kendrick John, jun. sawyer | Connell John, farmer Burger Willian, printer
Ic rienanter’ Countryman Adar, farmer tei acts Naas
Ketson Joshua, carpenter ips ‘ } Burns John T., clerk
Knicely Peter | Culburt Duncan, laborer } Calvert Joseph, school teacher
er bear tates oS ce ia } Flannigan Stephen, farmer le. Pipetoad (Coenen mer :
Knice ithony, farmer fens i Calvert rey. George W., Me
L a Gaceee turer j Fouliaim Oscar, storekeeper 1c mpl ell ition of Glaeser Os
alle Cosnuder tailor | Hlough George, cooper | ‘hell beaceet = bs amp-
Little j Shik i rear } Hough John, J.P., mill owner LGaninbelt Willinins wearer
Sas MTF a oc Hough John D., farmer esd Aah pee ee ee
ttle William, Waggonmaker | Sue me Candy Alexander, of Cs > & :
on u ee . . Hough Samuel, farmer ( ane rane ree ae indy & Hicks
F JOHN, Tk é , 4 P it V« Ks, ¢
Wacintosh Angus potash maker | Hough Wi ey F., miller Carey Peter, hostler _
McMahon Thomas, carpenter ieee ae ae aa Ra ; | Caswell Asa, of Caswell & Campbell
Morris Robinson, postmaster, store- | Herat etal Eada Sit I Caswell & Camph ll, hardware and tin
eper ‘ by ; hejcd ens ; Caverly Eli, blacks I
ess A., photographer MeDiarinid John, councillor, farmer | Treas hanc re teccanaeue
Perry George, farmer Melntyre Donald, shoemaker | Glark Brothers physic ins and sur reons
Pingle Jacoh, ian of Bowman & Pingle | MeKinnon John, farmer | Clark Charles Ww. M.D., of Clark Bro-
Pingle Warren, of Bowman & Pingle | MeMillan John, farmer | thers :
Proctor Lewis, carder ‘ MeRae Farquhar, mill owner 1 Clark Elijah, agent
sania Tinaiih eae MeRae John K., J.P., farmer liinek Qanron 2 .
: Prentice David, sawyer ae ys Clark George F., M.D., of Cls
rinter ah Rane? Saunt I of Thompson & Raney McRae Murdoch, farmer | sHend, uloneeeyer pee ie
Banner Thompson & Raney, storekeepers —~ Morrison Allan, farmer Clayton Peter, J.P., township treasurer
and agent Thompson Wm., of Thompson & Raney Peterson rev, L., Wesleyan | Clifton house, Mrs. Kleanor O'Riley
Upton George, woollen mills "| Raney John, farmer | ’
proprietress
Clutton Joseph T., farmer
) Clutton rev. John
le factory Raney Robert, farmer
Runivers Adam H., farmer
Shaver Elias N stm: * blacksmi ' : : yt :
Shaver Elias N., postmaster, blacksmith | Clutton Samuel S., Elgin woollen mills
Tinkess Morris, farmer Ieee aaa rea
@iakeas Moses: farmer | COMMERCTAL HOTEL, Amasa Lewis,
| proprietor
|
Weir Henry, shoemaker
Wilson Joseph, tavernkeeper
AVON—A small village in the township
of North Dorchester, county of Middlesex,
Distant from Tngersoll, a station of the
Great Western railway, 11 miles, from
V., MD
lerchant
Tinkess Nelson, farmer :
Warner ( arden, habeeat Couts James, blacksmith
1 glazier London 22 miles, from St Thomas 26 ; ; a. Couts Mrs. Sarah, wid John
gia tiles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about | AVON'PON—A post office station in the | Gorey Robert M., barnessmaker
7) township of Downie, county of Perth, Cottingham J ht ller
r Distant from Sebring ville, astation of the OFUng aM YOND, Mule!
Course E., merchant tailor
Crainey James, clerk
Cronk Ephraim, boot and shoe maker
Andrews John H., waggonmaker
Baker Benjamin, carpenter
Bates Henry, laborer
Buffalo and Goderich brancn of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Strat-
ford 7 miles, from St Mary’s 7 miles.
vid Josept
er Nee eon /
Bower John, carpenter Mail bi-weekly. { Cronk James, harnessmaker
¥ i ‘
es Clary Patrick, farmer McBeth & Rae,cheese box manufacturers | Cronk John H., shoemaker
ent Dean Hiram, farmer McKellar Joho, blacksmith Cropp David, of Cropp & Newell
; Detfoe John, farmer MeNicol Archibald, carpenter Cropp & Newell, blacksmiths and car-
De Groat Peter, farmer Shields A., postmaster riagemakers
Escott William, saw mill . ne “tines Cat Dance Daniel, apprentice
Falkin John, shoemaker AYLMER—A thriving village on ©at=! Davidson Fralie, hostler
Hegler . fish creek, township of Malahide, county | | nv Sar,
legler Adam, farmer of Elgin.’ Country produce is the chief | Davidson rey, T. L., D.D., Baptist
Fegler Christian, farmer business ofthe place. A branch or “loop” | Davis Edwin, farmer
Hegler Edward, J.P., furmer line of the Great Western railway,—now | Davis Loder, farmer
Hegler Gilbert, farmer in cigs OF pomsteperton sro ts les oon, Deer Charles, blacksmith
r peer John H., storekeeper Telegraph Co heean oshos here, Distant | Denley John, moulder
ight Hislon quenty, carpenter from St Thomas, a station of the London Dorling Leonard, tailor ;
islop William, farmer and Port Stanley railway, 12 miles, fare | Dorling William, merchant tailor
Johnson Lawrence, farmer
Jolliffe James, farmer
Jolliffe Robert, laborer
Lawr John, farmer
Lawr William, farmer
6c, Mail daily, Population about 1400,
Adams William
ALDRICH MARVIN L., proprietor
of the Aylmer Enterprise
Aldrich Reuben T., joiner
Doty Joshua, proprietor Union hotel
Dowswell John, blacksmith
Dumaw Asher, harnessmaker
Durrant Thomas, butcher
Eakins John A., storekeeper
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Elgie Robert
Elliott rev. John,
methodist
Ellis William H., tinsmith
Emmet John, carpenter
Farthings John, grocer
Farthings William R., dry goods
Faulds William, carriage painter
Ferguson Duncan, of J. & D. Ferguson
Ferguson John, of J. & D. Ferguson
Ferguson J. & D., farmers
Finch George, tinsmith
Finnie James, of Murray & Finnie
Foote Ezra, M.D.
Freed Frederick, apprentice
Gilby Joseph C., clerk
Gilmore Alexander, carriagemaker
Glen Peter, tailor
GLOVER WILLIAM H.,
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Goff Thomas H., joiner
Goff William, carpenter
Graham Robert, tailor
Gregory Kirby, saddler
Gundry Charles J., jewellery
Gunstone Thomas, painter
Hale William, teamster
Hallowell James 8., of Macdougall &
Hallowell
Hamilton John C., agent
Hanna Arthur, blacksmith
Henry James T., hairdresser
Hicks James, of Candy & Hicks
Hodgkinson Charles, clerk
Hodgkinson Philip, postmaster, town-
ship clerk
Hopkins Edwin,
maker
Hopkins George, blacksmith
Huffman Elston, blacksmith
Hughes John R., agent
Hughes Mrs, Julia, wid Henry C.
HUGHES WILLIAM E,, clerk
Division court
Jansen Wilson E., joiner
Johnson John
Kennedy George, cabinetmaker
Kennedy James, watchmaker
Kennedy John A., clerk
Kennedy Thomas T., cabinetmaker
Kenney Ira, agent
Kerr Miss Mary, saleswoman
Kerr William, of McAdam & Kerr
Lamb John, farmer
Leitch Thomas, school teacher
Lee Ira C., waggonmaker
Leeson Moses, carriagemaker
Leslie George, clerk
LEWIS AMASA, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
Little Thomas
Long Mrs. Hannah, wid George
Loop Mrs. Electa, wid
Lopp Emery
Love Alexander, clerk
LYON WARNER M.,chemist and drug-
ist
Macdougall C,, Macdougall &
Hallowell
Macdougall & Hallowell, barristers
McAdam & Kerr, grocers
McAdam William, of McAdam & Kerr
McCausland John, deputy reeve
McCausland John A,, carriagemaker
McConnell Leonard, blacksmith
McConnell Robert, waggonmaker
McDonnell James £., carriagemaker
McDonnell Robert, blacksmith
McKenna Willlam, blacksmith
McKenzie Alexander, shoemaker
se peng! mre Mrs. Jane, wid Hugh
McLay Peter W., M.D.
Mann BFili D., foundry
Mann Noah, farmer
New Connexion
operator
boot and _— shoe
Ist
of
Mann Thomas T., druggist
Mann William H, euler
Martin Henry
Meek William, bookkeeper
Metcalf John, agent
Miller Moses L., confectioner
Mills Mrs. Mary, wid John
Mitchel George, blacksmith
Monteith William, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., W.
H. Glover, operator
Moore Albert, cabinetmaker
Moore Andrew, farmer
Morrison Henry, carriagemaker
Morrison Lewis, carriagemaker
Mott Roswell, bailiff
Muma Jacob W., clerk
Murray Andrew, of Murray & Finnie,
councillor
Murray & Finnie, storekeepers
Murray Walter K., conveyancer
Nairn Thomas M., reeve and wavden
NATIONAL HOTEL, Ousterhout &
Putman, proprietors
Newell George, of Cropp & Newell
Newell William, waggonmaker
Norris Mrs. Sarah, wid Ebenezer
North John, laborer
Nunn Isaac, painter
O'Riley Mrs. Eleanor, wid James, pro-
prietor Clifton house
OUSTERHOUT & PUTMAN, proprie-
tors National hotel
Ousterhout William H., of Ousterhout
& Putman
Pangburn Samuel, farmer
Parks James D., auctioneer and artist
Parks Robert, shoemaker
Peters Mrs. Jane, wid John
Pettit Charles, blacksmith
Preston Uriah, cattle dealer
Price Aaron M.
Price Edwin, M.D.
Purcel John, carriagemaker
Putman Marshal §., of Ousterhout &
Putman, professor of writing
Reece Ezra, agent
Richards John E., clerk
Robinson Matthew, clerk
Robinson Mrs. Margaret
Rose James G., blacksmith
Rule Robert, millwright
Rushmer William, druggist
Russell Mrs. Mary A., wid Joseph
Sayers John, laborer
Schooley John, cabinetmaker
Secord Albert, saddler
Sim Edward, tanner and currier
Smith Benjamin T., grocer
Smith George M., joiner
Smith James W.,, laborer
Smith Samuel, joiner
Snooks Jonathan, cabinetmaker
Stewart Daniel, conveyancer
Stoner Abram, harnessmaker
Stoner Elisha, teamster
Strong Charles, woodworker
Swisher Joseph
Taylor James, of Tz ylor & Son
Taylor James, tollkeeper
Taylor Robert J., of Taylor & Son
TAYLOR & SON, shoemakers
Teeple Jared O., stage proprietor
THOMPSON ROBERT, _ proprietor
British American hotei
Thrim Samuel, butcher, residence Port
Bruce
Tibbits Burley, saddler
Tibbits John, tanner
Tisdale Henry, farmer
Titus Isaac, joiner
Top William, laborer
Tozer Charles G, A.
| Tozer Miss Anne
“ty
Turner James, carpenter
Union hotel, Joshua Doty, proprieto,
Van Amburgh William, capitalist
Van Patter Fernando D., propriety
billiard rooms
Van Wagoner Mrs. Eley, wid Samue|
Walker Edward, of George |. & 3
Walker
Walker George L., of George 1. & 8
Walker
Walker George I. & E., upholsterers agg
hardware
Walker John
Walker John, jun., cabinetmaker
Walker Samuel H., clerk
Webb Samuel, shoemaker
Webster Mrs. Ellen, corsetmaker
Weisbrod John C., carriagemaker
Whitney Lewis W., saddler
Widditield Comely, carding and woe.
len mill
Williams Adolphus, M.D.
Wood Nathan L., farmer
Wood Roland
Worthington Albert, hairdresser
Wright Richard C., treasurer, baker
York Samuel, tanner and currier
AYR—A thriving village at the conflueny
of Smith’s creek (or River Nith) and(
dar creek, township of Dumfries, county
of Waterloo. It isan important whe
and grain market, possesses extensin
water privileges, a good lumber tra
several manufactories, and the lar
flouring mills in the Province. ‘A
treal Telegraph Co. has an office hen
Distant from Paris, the junction of the
Grand Trunk and Great Western ni
ways, 7 miles, fare 50c.; from Galt}
miles, from Berlin, the county town,
miles, from Hamilton 30 miles, fare $14
Mail daily. Population about 1300.
Abbott Charles, blacksmith
Abbott Mrs., milliner
Anderson Alexander, foundryman
Anderson Hedley L., M.D.
Anderson John, fourdryman
Anderson John M. K., school teacher
Anderson Thomas, clerk
Algie Matthew, miller
Bain James, M.D.
Baker William general store
Ballingal Miss Agnes, teacher
Battey David, weaver
Bell & Dryden, waggonmakers
Bell John’ of Bell & Dryden
Bell Miss Mary, music teacher
Bell Mrs. Maria, wid Dr. William
Bingham George W., M.D.
Bishop Mrs., wid James
Boss George, cooper
Bowie William, egg dealer
Butcher Charles, painter
Brogan John, laborer
Brown Elijah, laborer
Brown William, carpenter
Buckley Timothy, stoves and tinwin
Calder John, téamster
Cameron James, carpenter
Campbell Robert, shoemaker
Christie Mrs. Margaret, wid
storekeeper
Clark James, weaver
Clement rev. G., Wesleyan
Clemmer Henry, miller
Cody —, laborer
Colins Robert, teamster
Common school, John M. K. Ande
head teacher, Miss Margaret Mcl
and Miss Kate Tillon, teachers
Corbett Christopher, teamster
Joutch James, blacksmith
Couts James, shoemaker
Couts Joseph, cooper
Couts William, school teacher
[PROVINoE ty
mc(lory Daniel, labore
ontgomery Thomas, te
ONTARIO. }
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rozier John
rumback Mrs. M., 1
‘unningham Alexa!
Junningham = Mrs.
brewery
urrie Ebenezer
Jurry John, teamste
Yurry William B., c
uthbertson Hugh, ;
Puthbertson John, s
Davidson Mrs., wid
Davidson Mrs. Ellen,
Dean Mrs. Catherine,
Dean Robert, laborer
Dent J. C., barrister
Dolman Mrs, Maria, |
Douglas John, labore
Dryden George, of Be
lliott George, labor
Mllis Hiram, hotelkee
air & Crozier, carpe
air William
augh Joseph, coope
inlayter William, ce
orbus John, weaver
ord John P., storek:
iamble Peter, blacks
Jarner David, teamst
jillespie Joseph, pain
illette Ralph, M.D.,
ladstone William, 1
oldie David, flour
factory
oldie John, miller
ordon Ebenezer, gar
Hall John, carpenter
Hall Robert, carpente
Haynes J., finisher
Heal Edward M., store
enderson Archibald
Henderson R, & A., b
Henderson Richard
enderson William, e
enry Marshall, shoer
ILBORN HENRY ©,
Hilburn William, groc
iler James
Holmes Thomas, black
Hood Mrs Thomas, int
Hope Mrs. Mary, wid (
Hope Peter, carpenter
Hope Thomas, blacksn
Humble Mrs. Ellen, wi
Hunter Hugh, laborer
Hunter Jolin, laborer
glis rev. Walter, Pre:
packson Thomas, shoe
ohnston Edward, pair
ay A. H., inusie teae
ay James, cabinetma
ilgour Joseph, storeke
nox Robert, pumpmal
ovett William, M.D.
Woch Patrick, laborer
yoch Thomas, teamste
eCruer rey, Duncan,
cEwen Andrew, clerk
George Charles, drud
Gregor Peter, blacks
Knight Thomas, wag
Lean Miss Margaret
cLeod James, agent
Rae James, jun., shoel
cRae William, builder
eVittie Henry, teamste
ARRIAGER ~~ LICEN
yllie, issuer
alone James, laborer
‘lone John, carpenter
athewson Alexander,
athewson GQ. P.
actory
ma
VINCE (7 MBONTARIO. ]
———,
rozier John
roprietor rumback Mrs. M., wid John, laundress
italist “ynningham Alexander, blacksmith
proprieu ‘unningham Mrs. Jane, wid Peter,
brewery
1 Samuel urrie Ebenezer
aT ah Jurry John, teamster
‘urry William B., carpenter
ge L&R uthbertson Hugh, shoemaker
Suthbertson John, shoemaker
\sterers aad Davidson Mrs., wid
Davidson Mrs. Ellen, nurse
Dean Mrs. Catherine, wid R.
naker Dean Robert, laborer
Dent J. C., barrister 2
Dolman Mrs. Maria, wid William
naker Douglas John, laborer
maker Dryden George, of Bell & Dryden
r MEE liiott George, laborer
and: wool Mllis Hiram, hotelkeeper
air & Crozier, carpenters
air William
augh Joseph, cooper
inlayter William, carpenter
resser orbus John, weaver
er, baker ord John P., storekeeper
surrier }amble Peter, blacksmith
Jarner David, teamster
: illespie Joseph, painter —
ye ioutuae BARE Hiette Ralph, M.D., dentist
ladstone William, mason
oldie David, flour mills, and etave
factory
oldie John, miller
ordon Ebenezer, gardener
Hall John, carpenter
Hall Robert, carpenter
Haynes J., finisher
nfries, county
ortant what
es extensin
amber trad
d the lar
vince. Mo
n office her
netion of th
Western ni
on oni Heal Edward M., storekeeper
les, fare $14 enderson Archibald
put 1300. Henderson R. & A., blacksmiths
Henderson Richard
th enderson William, carpenter
4 enry Marshall, shoemaker
Meee ILBORN HENRY C., hotelkeeper
n Hilburn William, grocer
iler James
ol tensa Holmes Thomas, blacksmith
Hood Mrs Thomas, innkeeper
Hope Mrs. Mary, wid George
ope Peter, carpenter
ae Hope Thomas, blacksmith
Humble Mrs. Ellen, wid Christopher
lakers Hunter Hugh, laborer
Hunter Jolin, laborer
ther glis rev. Walter, Presbyterian
rilliam Jackson Thomas, shoemaker
ohnston Edward, painter
ay A. HL, music teacher
ay James, cabinetmaker
igour Joseph, storekeeper
nox Robert, pumpmaker
ovett William, M.D.
Woch Patrick, laborer
ynch Thomas, teamster
eCruer rev, Duncan, Presbyterian
cEwen Andrew, clerk ‘
cGeorge Charles, druggist
eGlory Daniel, laborer
Gregor Peter, blacksmith
Knight Thomas, waggonmaker
Lean Miss Margaret, school teacher
cLeod James, agent
cRae James, jun., shoemaker
Rae William, builder
cVittie Henry, teamster
ARRIAGE LICENSES,
yllie, issuer
lone James, laborer
alone John, carpenter
athewson Alexander, carpenter
athewson G. P., manager woollen
factor
ontgomery Thomas, teamster
and tinwan
er
wid Robert
Robert
DOMINION
181 DIRECTORY.
et ii AR Ma A a | (a aR ae a a a ae
AyR-BaAb
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John | Faber Bernhardt, shoemaker
Wyllie, agent
Moore John, laborer
Morton Alexander, harnessmaker
Mullin John, laborer
Murray James, confectioner
Paterson William, carpenter
Petrie A. B., weaver
Petrie Alexander, weaver
Petrie Robert, weaver
Pickett Emanuel, foundryman
Pickett James, shoemaker
Piper James, woollen factory
Piper John
Pringle Mrs. Jane, wid John
Pringle William, mason
Raukin William, weaver
Reader Arthur, carpenter
Reid John, carpenter
Rennick John, watchmaker
Rigley Mrs. Jane, wid George
Riley Joseph W., miller
Rose Alexander, auctioneer
Ross Alexander, butcher
Ross Robert, plasterer
Rutherford George, saw mill
Saunders Mrs. John
Scott George, carpenter
Scott Michael, merchant
Scott Thomas, ploughmaker
Scott Thomas C., carpenter
Scott William, carpenter
Senior Richard
Sharp Frederick, cooper
Shearman William, well digger
Souter James, tailor
Stephenson Thomas, cooper
Stewart Erskine, head cooper
Stewart George, finisher
Stokes James, shoemaker
Swan John, laborer
Thompson W., miller
Thomson William
Tillon Miss Kate, school teacher
Turnbull Mrs. Elizabeth, wid T.
Turnbull Robert, laborer
Turnbull William, laborer
Vaughan James, tailor
Watson Archibald, moulder
Watson James, moulder
WATSON JOHN, manutacturer of agri-
cultural implements
Watson Robert, moulder
Waybrant Hezekiah, carpenter
White Charles, butcher
White Henry, gunsmith
White Parker, butcher
White Perey, butcher
White Richard, butcher
Whitson Mrs. Mary, wid James
Whitson Robert, blacksmita
Willison Samuel, tailor
Willison Walter, tailor
Witchen Thomas, teamster
WYLLIE JOHN, druggist, clerk Divi-
sion court, and agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Wyllie Robert, postmaster, issuer of
marriage licenses
Zegler Emanuel, painter
A WYTON—A small village in the centre of |
the township of Normanby, south riding of
the county of Grey. Distant from Mount
Forest 14 miles, from Durham 18 miles,
from Fergus, astation of the Wellington,
Grey and Bruce railway, 42 miles, from
Owen Sound, the county town, 46 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 150.
Beeker Adam, carpenter
Blasing Frederick, tailor
Bower Jacob, blacksmith
Bracht Balthazar, saddler
Davis Mrs., boarding house
Deerr Henry, innkeeper
Finch John, shoemaker
Fisher Henry, laborer
Freelich B., laborer
Hildebrandt Valentine, laborer
Hilgerner Samuel, carpenter
Kelly Patrick, carpenter
Kraft Conrad, blacksmith
Langdale R. H., miller
Leisemer Conrad, tinsmith
Lewis Robert, carpenter
Linter John, tailor
McPhillips John, postmaster
Miller John, waggonmaker
Naismith Mrs., wid George, storekeeper
Pinkerton James, M.D.
Riley Alfred, blacksmith
Ringel Henry,, miller
Robertson Thomas, mill owner
Rode V., laborer
Rodgers William, pumpmaker
Schaefer John, laborer
Schul Ernest, weaver
Schul John, weaver
Schultz Philip, laborer
Smith Alfred. storekeeper
Stone John, laborer
Wagner August, laborer
Watson David, innkeeper
Wertz Adam, laborer
Widmayer Charles, innkeeper
Zinter John, tailor
BABY'S POINT—A village on the
river St Clair, township of Sombra,
county of Lambton, electoral division of
Bothwell. Cordwood forms the principal
trade here. Distant from Sarnia, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles,
trom Wallaceburg 9 miles, from Chat-
ham 28 miles, Daily steamer from Detroit
calls here, Mail bi-weekly, Population
about 50.
British and American hotel, W. Menten,
proprietor
| Brockdorf count William E., landing
Walter
Cameron James, teacher
Jamieson rev. Andrew, ch of England
} Kelly Edward, dockowner
| Kelly John George, farmer
Kelly Mrs. Ann M., wid John
| Menten James, sen., J.P., postmaster,
| commissioner in Queen's bench, ,ex-
| press agent, &e.
| Menten John, dockowner
Menten William, proprietor British and
American hotel, storekeeper
BA DEN-— A rising village in the town-
ship of Wilmot, county of Waterloo. It
possesses good water power, and has ex-
tensive agricultural implement works,
woollen, flax and stave factories, saw and
flour mills, and a brewery. Montreal
Telegraph Co. has an office and Grand
| Trunk railway a station here. Distant
} from Berlin the county town, 9 miles,
| fare 300. ; from Stratford 16 miles, fare 50¢. ;
| from Guelph 28> miles, fare 70e.; from
| ‘Toronto 72 miles, fare $2.15. Mail daily.
| Population about 500,
| Acheson William, night operator G.T.R.
| Beck Charles, finisher
| Beck George, finisher
BECK JACOB C., postmaster, manu-
facturer of agricultural implements,
steam engines and general mill work
Beck William, finisher
| Boye Ernest, tailor
Cressman Nicholas, farmer
Dellinger George, mason
Donald Robert, moulder
Elsersor Henry, porter G.T.R,
Elsessor Wm., section foreman G.T.R.
Emerich Charles, saddler
Erbach Philip, stave factory
| ERNST BROTHERS, brewers
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Ernst John, jun., of Ernst Brothers
Ernst Peter, of Ernst Brothers
Fisher William, finisher
Flour Conrad, iron melter
FORD HENRY, stationmaster, agent
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Gabel George, laborer
Gabel Jacob, store and hotel keeper
Gerbig George, carpenter
Gormond Christian, turner
Gotbold Charles, shoemaker
Heid Jacob, moulder
Heuks Christian, blacksmith
Hoffle Joseph, moulder
Johnston Thomas, of Thos. Woodhead
& Co.
Joyce William, boilermaker
Kaufman Adam, hotelkeeyer
Klein Nicholas, farmer
Krause Christopher, hotelkeeper
Lavey Henry, laborer
Leary Michael, porter G.T.R.
Licht August, sectionman G.T.R.
Livingston J. & J., flax mill
Livingston James, of J. & J. Livingston
Livingston John, of J. & J. Livingston
Menges Conrad, shoemaker
Miller Christian 8., farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Henry Ford, ageut
Morley James, farmer
Morley Michael, saw mill
Myers Michael, townshij, clerk
Piper Christian, laborer
Plaugh Ludwig, laborer
Read William, blacksmith
Roch Ernest, waggonmaker
Root John, jun., farmer
Rosenow Frederick, miller
Rosenow William, turner
Ross Jacob, helper
Ross Jacob, painter
Schantz John, mill owner
Schantz Jonal, farmer
Schmidt rev. George R., Menonite
Schumacher John, laborer
Seible Jacob, weaver
Smith Henry S., farmer
Smith John R., councillor, farmer
Spanler Peter, farmer
Spring rev. C. F., Lutheran, resides in
Hamburg
Statleberger Henry, tinsmith
Stepler Adolphe, carpenter
Stueter John, mason
CO.,
Umbach rev. Joseph, Evangelical asso-
ciation, resides in Hamburg
Wagler Christian, farmer
Walden Robert 8., deputy postmaster,
storekeeper
Weber Anthony, farmer
Weiler John, cabinetmaker
Weiler Jonn, patternmaker
Wilte Charles, carpenter
Woodhead Charles, & Co.,,
mills
Zehr Joseph, farmer
woollen
BALDERSON—A small village in the
townships of Bathurst and Drummond,
county of Lanark. Distant from Perth,
a station of the Brockville and Ottawa
railway, 6 miles, Mail daily.
tion about 100.
Allan Andrew, tarmer
Allan James, farmer
Allan Mrs. Ellen, wid William
Balderson Mrs. Mary, wid John
Beckett John, waggonmaker
Bothwell James, blacksmith
Jowie John W., postmaster, storekeeper |
McDonald James J., waggonmaker
Popula- |
DOMINION 182
McLaren Duncan, farmer
Quigley James, farmer
Stewart Duncan A., school teacher
Waits Robert, shoemaker
Watson Saunders, innkeeper
Young James
BALDWIN-—A village in the township
of Camden Kast, county of Lennox and
Addington. Distant from Napauee, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15
miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population about
40.
Crouse Charles, farmer
Gce-cdon Palmer Y., postmaster
Hodge Daniel, farmer
Kennedy George, farmer
Killom James, farmer
McLaughlin Martin, farmer
Paul George, deputy reeve
Ried Heaner, farmer
Ried John, farmer
Whitman Joseph, laborer
BALLANTRAE-—A small village in
the township of Whitchurch, county of
York. Distant from Aurora, a station of
from New- |
the Northern railway, 8 mile:
market 9 miles, from Stouffville 7 miles,
| Mail tri-weekly, Population about 190,
Appleton Charles, saw mill
Armstrong Robert, farmer
Dogherty Isaiah, farmer
Gee Frederick, teacher
Greenon Hugh, farmer
Grey James, farmer
Grey Robert, farmer
Hill Robert, carpenter
Hill William, J.P., farmer
Hood James, farmer
Irwin John, farmer
McCormick Robert, saw mill
McFarland Arthur, farmer
MeMullen George, farmer
McMullen Henry, farmer
McMullen Samuel, farmer
Miller Klijah, tavernkeeper
Paisley Samuel, farmer
Peacock Thomas, mason
Peddit John, farmer
Prior Daniel, postmaster, storekeeper
Sexsmith George, bootmaker
Simpson William, farmer
Swyers Elizabeth, farmer
Woodgate H. W., farmer
railway. Distant from Kiugston 9 miles.
Population about 18v.
Adams Alexander, station master
Ball Jolin, farmer
Ballantyne Mrs. Grace, wid Andrew
Brown Alfred, J.P., farmer
3rown William, farmer
| Clark Matthew, farmer
Kdgar Jeremiah, farmer
} Farquharson James, farmer
Free Robert, farmer
| Hysop Charles, farmer
Hysop John, farmer
Kassan Wiiliam, section foreman
Killduff John, farmer
| Killduff Patrick, farmer
McAdoo Andrew, farmer
| McAdoo William, farmer
MeManus Charles, telegraph operator
MeMorine rev. Samuel, Presbyterian
MeTain Michael, farmer
Mayor William, blacksmith
Meagle Patrick, farmer
Moore John, farmer
McDonald Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Angus
McGregor John, farmer
Mellquahin James, farmer
Morrison Isaac, farmer
* The post officeis at Pitt’sFerry, a distance
of 4 miles
DIRECTORY.
* BALLANTYNE’S—A village in the
township of Pittsburg, county of Fron-
tenac. [tis astation of the Grand ‘Trunk |
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Patterson David, farmer
Potter John, farmer
Pursell George, farmer
Pursell Patrick, farmer
Scott William, farmer
Sonner William, farmer
Thompson David, farmer
Wafer Moses, M.D.
Ward John, farmer
BALLINAFA D—A village in the tow
ships of Erin and Esquesing, on th
borders of the counties of Wellingty
| and Halton. Distant from Georgetow,
| a station of the Grand Trunk railways
miles, fare 25c.; from Erin 6} miles, fay
25c.; trom Toronto 87 miles. Mail daily
Population about 150, 1
Ackert Adam, pumpmaker
Applebe John 3.
Belgrove Benjamin, carpenter
Bennett John, general store, postmase
Bennett Robert, proprietor Commerc
hotel
Binnie Thomas, blacksmith
Briggs George, blacksmith
Compbell James, furmer
Campbell Little, farmer
| Commercial hotel, R. Bennett, propriew
Czerwinske Louis, cattle dealer
Ferguson Peter, blacksmith
Fletcher Angus, waggonmaker
Gibbs George, proprietor Mechania
hotel, auctioneer
Gibson David, carpenter
Hannah Robert, shoemaker
Hilts Arthur, laborer
Hilts Kdward, laborer
Hilts Ephraim, laborer
Hilts William, laborer
Johnston Alexander, farmer
| k nnedy William, laborer
Matthewson Donald, blacksmith
Mechanics hotel, G. Gibbs, proprieter
Paull A. H., elerk
Sayres Albert, clerk
| Sayres George O., grocer
Shorthili John, farmer
Walker William, blacksmith
BALLYCROY—A village in the tom
ship of Adjala, county of Simcoe. De
tant from Bolton, a station of the Toront
Grey and Bruce railway, 9 miles, fa
Barrie,the county town, 39 miles, fromTe
ronto 387 miles. Mail daily. Populatia
about 100,
Beattie Samuel, firmer
Beattie Samuel, jun.,saw mill
Beattie William, saw mill
| Caldwell Charles, farmer
) Caldwell Samuel, farmer
Cobean John, farmer
Cox Robert, farmer
| Crisp John, farmer
| Fletcher Joseph, saddler
| Guest James, farmer
| Hamilton John, farmer
| Hurst James, shoemaker
| McClelland John, postmaster, taven
| McUilvery Parsons, grist mill keepet
| McLaughlin Charles, farmer
McMahon James
Mahon James, school teacher
| Marshall Alexander, farmer
| Morrow Francis, clerk
; Noonan Dennis, farmer
| O'Leary Patrick, farmer
| Patton James, blacksmith
| Scott Henry, farmer
} Scott James, shoemaker
Small Peter, inn and storekeeper
Stewart Alexander, school teach¢t
Story Thomas, farmer
Turner John, farmer
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Walsh John J., school teacher
White George, farmer
q DNTARIO. |
ALLYDUFF—A
township of Manvers
B Distant from Bethar
Midland railway, 6
Hope 30 1niles, Mail
lation about 100.
nson Thomas, farm
nson William, farm
rown Joseph, wagg
avy Thomas, farmer
ay Daniel, blacksm
lolmes Joseph, farme
Bthangne Andrew, f
pnnings John, saw m
eClung rev, James,
eOray Alexander, ca
rdaunt Robert, blac
orrow Thomas, shoet
llingar Robert, cabi
hillips William, teact
prter David, farmer
brter Francis, farmer
ust Robert H » Postim.
dge William, saw m
aples Henry, saw mi
ard Mrs. Ellen Jane,
illiamson James, car
illiamson John C., i
indell rev. William, |
ALLYMOTE—A «
»wnship of London, cot
istant from = Londo
mi-weekly, Populati
nitage William, fien
rrie James, farmer
rie William, farmer
pzier Robert, J.P., fa
redyce George, farm
tding William Ro. fia
yes dames, furmer
Dwaid Frederick, farn
Wis Francis, firmer
awis John, farmer
Gutfen John M., farm
Pssip John, farmer
gent Francis, farmer
idohn, farmer
Brien Joseph W., T.P.
ens John, postmas:
he Joseph Hall) Man’
Dshawa
ph James, farmer
oebottom Isaac, farme
ochottom James G., it
debottom Thomas B.,
ebottom William, fir
Clair Dunean, farmer
LMER ISLAND
ge on the Madawaska
Pwaship of McNab, cou
from Pembroke, t
B miles, from A raprior 8
eekly, Population abou
derson Petor
hott William, farmer
bwn David, farmer
bwo Walter, farmer
rsweil Robert, farmer
iner William, firmer
kson James, larmer
iglass John, tarme 1
HT Alexander, storekee
fe Daniel, teacher ,
ENCAIRN HOTEL,
ye, proprietor
anf Alexander
ton Andrew, towne
| William, bell as
liam, weaver
les John, farmer
berly Elisha, carpent
‘ag Celeste, farmer
ie David, blacksmith
i¢ David, carpenter
» Wao
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Wellingta
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DNTARIO. |
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township 0
f Manvers, county of Du
Midland railway, 6 miles, from
Hope 30 wiles, Mail tri-weekly.
lation about 100. *
nson Thomas, farmer
nson William, farmer
own Joseph, waggonmaker
avy Thomas, farmer
ay Daniel, blacksmith
»s Joseph, farmer
gne Andrew, farmer
John, saw mill
cClung rey. James, Wesleyan
eOray Alexander, carpenter
rdaunt Robert, blacksmith
orrow Thomas, shoemaker
r Robert, cabinetmaker
William, teacher
porter David, farmer
prter Francis, firmer
ist Robert H., postmaster, storek
dge William, saw mill
nples Henry, saw mill
ard Mrs, Ellen Jane, innkeeper
illiamson James, carpenter
illiamson John C., agent
indell rey, William, Presbyteriat
LLYMOTE—A emall place ir
istant froin
ami-weekly,
London 7 miles,
nmitage William, farmer
rrie James, farmer
rrie William, farmer
yzier Robert, J.P., farmer
redyce George, farmer
tding William R., farmer
ves James, furmer
Dwaid Frederick, farmer
Wis Francis, farmer
is John, farmer
Gutfen John M., farmer
ssip John, farmer
gent Francis, farmer
Brien John, farmer
Brien Joseph W., J.P., farmer
ens John, postmaster, agent
he Joseph Hall) Manufacturing
Dshawa
Iph James, farmer
pebottom Isaac, farmer
ochottom James G., innkeeper
debottom Thomas B., farmer
ebottom William, farmer
clair Dunean, farmer
LMER ISLAND— A
on the Madawaska River, it
iship of McNab, county of Ren
B miles, from Arnaprior 8 miles,
Ma
eekly, Population about 75
derson Peter
hott William, farmer
bwn David, farmer
Dw Walter, farmer
sweil Robert, farmer
ner William, farmer
kson James, farmer
iglass John, farmes
Mt Alexander, storekeeper
Daniel, teacher
ENCAIRN HOTEL, Donald
ye, proprietor
ham Alex inder, waggonmaker
lilton Andrew, township eler}
‘on if 7 8 ‘TH
t William, farmer
I William, weaver
les John, farmer
bberly Elisha, carpenter
elle Celeste, farmer
Kie David, blacksmith
kie David, carpenter
sinall
rham.,
Distant from Bethany, a station of the
Port
Popu-
eeper
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1 the
owashipot London, county of Middlesex,
Mail
Population about 100,
for
Co.,
vil- |
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tfrom Pembroke, the county town,
il tri-
Mun-
DOMINION
UFF—A small village in the | McAdam William, farmer
McAllister Duncan, weaver
McInnis Arch., postmaster, shoemaker
McIntosh Peter. farmer
McIntyre Daniel, blacksmith
McIntyre James, farmer
McIntyre John, J.P., farmer
| McLean George, innkeeper
McNab Alexander, stonemason
McNab Dunean, miller
| MUNROKR DONALD, proprietor Glen-
| cairn hotel
| Robertson Donald, farmer
| Robertson James, tarmer
tobertson Neil, farmer
| Rosette Peter, farmer
Stewart Alexander, shoemaker
| Stewart Allan, township treasurer
| Sutherland Archibald, farmer
) Sutherland Donald, farmer
| Sutherland John, tailor
| Taylor Andrew, farmer
; Taylor John, firmer
) Wilson Alexander, carpenter
| BALWORAL—A small village in the
township of Rainham, county of Haldi-
mand, Distant from Cavuga, the eounty
town, 6 miles, from Caledonia,
' 12 miles,
Mail tri-weekly.
about 50,
Population
Anguish Chapons, waggonmaker
Anguish Mrs. Hester, wid Lewis
Anguish William, farmer
Best William, J.P., farmer
| Campbell Hugh, farmer
| Dunean Robert, farmer
| Dougherty Michael, shoemaker
Falls Andrew, firmer
| Falls Harvey, farmer
Grainger John, blacksmith
| Hudson Henry, farmer
| Hughland Hugh
) Kean Donald, farmer
| Lundy Geo, B., postmaster, storekeeper
| McCarteney James, farmer
} McDonald Christopher, innkeeper
MORRISON SAMUEL W.., innkeeper
| Nicholl Walter
| O'Harro John & James, farmers
| Rose Daniel, farmer
Studer John, furmer
| Whelan Adolphus, eabinetmaker
BA LS ADEA post office station in the
township of Pickering, county of Ontario,
Distant from Whitby, a station of the
Grrand Trunk railway, 13° miles Mail
weekly
Palmer [ra, postmaster
*BALSOVER—A village in the town-
ship of Bld unty of Victoria. The To-
rontoand Nipissine railway, how in course
ofeonstruction, Will pass within 3 miles
ofthis place. Tt has large lumber, grist,
carding and falling mail Distant trom
Beaverton | tm Lindsay,the coun-
ty town, and oa station of the Midland
nilway 2, Mail tri-weekly.
)
Yrniles, tr
JoOuniles, fore s2,
Population about 800,
Armstrong Allan, laborer
Armstrong William, jin, clerk
Armatrong William, sen., laborer
Barton Joseph, cooper
Beaeh G oree, laborer
CAMPBELL WILLIAM, lessee Victorian
woollen f ietory
Cook Abraham, shoemaker
Dalgleish Robert, contractor
Donnelly Cornelius, hotelkeeper
| Folliott Jonathan, waggonmaker
| Frazer Alexander, blacksmith
| Gibson William, jun., laborer
| Gibson William, sen., gardener
| Killiasworth Richard, miller
* Also called Bolsover.
183 DIRECTORY
i astation |
of the Buthiloand Lake Huron railway, |
Ba.-Bau
|
| King William, carpenter
| Macnamara rev. George, Wesleyan
McNabb Alexander, clerk
| MCRAE DUNCAN, J.P., postmaster,
lumber merchant, grist mill owner,
wholesale and retail dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
boots and shoes, &c
MeSwyne Alexander, lumberer
; Marsh Jolin, lumber inspector
; Matheson Donald, sawyer
Milligan Maxwell, tailor
| Moncriff Hugh, shoemaker
| Munroe Donald, builder
| Nieholes Robert, butcher
Reinalds Philip, tanner
| Ross rey, William, Presbyterian
Scott Mrs. Robert, school teacher
Scott Robert, storekeeper
| Smith Donald, builder
Smith William
/Tunkey Abraham, laborer
VICTORIA) WOOLLEN FACTORY
William Campbell, lessee, custons
carding and miman ‘returing
Young William, he. (keeper
BAL TAWORS
ship of Hamilto.
land,
A villoge in the town-
county of Northumber-
It contains flour, carding and grist
mils, Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here. Distant trom Cobourg, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles,
fare Lic. Mail daily, Population about
500
Allen Henry, tailor
Boyd John, carriage manufacturer
Brazul Arthur, spinner
Burgess John, tannery
Burnet David, M.D.
Burrow Charles, shoemaker
Campbell James, carding mill
Chapman Nicholas, blacksmith
| Chesholm Joseph, tanner
Cockburn George, tavernkeeper
Davey Jobn, butcher
Ducro Frederick, cooper
Duma Adam, waggonmaker
Duncan John, grocer
Franey George, farmer
Fraser Archibald, tailor
Haigh Thomas, saddler
Hogg George, blacksmith
Kelley George, cabinetmaker
Lapp Henry, councillor
Lawless Johu, pump manufacturer
Lent Jolin, general agent
McCutcheon Thomas, storekeeper
McDonald Owen, cooper
McDonald Robert, taunnery
McDougall William, flour mill
MeDougall William A., flour mill
McGrain Charles, cooper
Mann William, miller
Martin Edward, laborer
Mason George, blacksmith
Milligan Ths. J..postmaster, storekeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morrison Janes, laborer
Munday David, carpenter
Murray rev. John L., Presbyterian
Noble Mark, laborer
Pearson James, miller
Riddle Walter, reeve
Roberts Charles, tanner
Robinson James, currier
| Russell Archibald, storekeeper
Shelington Edward, laborer
Silvester rev. Charles, Wesleyan
Staples Thomas J., J.P., farmer
Steward William J., laborer
Stewart Robert, liborer
| Thompson James, grist mill
| Thompson James, miller
Tinney John, mason
Tinney Thomas, blacksmith
}
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Bam-Bar
Turner John, M.D.
Waldie Thomas, tavernkeeper
Weir Hugh, miller
Wellington William, carriagemaker
Wimbles Francis, shoemaker
* BAMBERG—A small village in the
township of Wellesley, county of Water-
loo, Distant from Petersburg, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles,
from Berlin, the county town, 13} miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 160.
Ball Joseph, blacksmith
Ball Nicholas, shoemaker
Beker Martin, carpenter
Bohmer Jacob, cooper
Bopper Adam, farmer
Cressman Amos, farmer
Deitrich Joseph, carpenter
Deitrich Peter, farmer
Helm John, weaver
Kismeelter John, farmer
Knotch John, saw mill
Lorenz Joseph, farmer
Moser John, farmer
Neep Henry, farmer
Rumige Joseph, farmer
Schlagel John, blacksmith
Schopp Jacob, mason
Snyder Mathias, farmer
Straus John, farmer
Voll Caspe:, farmer
Walter Ferdinand, postinaster, store
and hotel keeper
Winkler Charles, pumpmaker
Zimmerman Andrew, brewer
Zimmerman Henry, waggomnaker
DOMINION 184 DIRECTORY.
—
Verdon S. G., farmer
Verdon Thomas, farmer
Wallace John, laborer
Young Uriah, farmer
BANNOCK BU RN—A small village on
thoRiver Moira, townahip of Madoc, coun-
ty of Hastings. Good water povrer is avail-
able bere, Distant from Madoc 11 miles,
fare 50c.; from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles, fare from
Belleville to Madoc $1. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100.
Bannockburn hotel, William Mumby,
proprietor
Carpenter William H., postmaster, store-
keeper
Chambers Joseph, shoemaker
McCallum Alfred, miller
McCallum Peter, grist and saw mill
McLeod Allan, blacksmith
| McLeod Hugh, blacksmith
Maitland house, J. Maitland, proprietor
Maitland James, J.P., proprietor Mait-
land house
Mumby William, proprietor Bannock-
| burn hotel
| Partit Isaac, sawyer
| Wiison William U., storekeeper
| BARK LAKE —A post office and Tele-
|
| graph station on the Ottawa river
| township of Jones, county of Hastings.
|
|
|
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an_ office
here. Distant from Sand Point, the ter-
minus of the Brockville and Ottawa
|; railway, 79 miles, from Renfrew 60 miles,
| from Ottawa 120 miles. Mail weekly.
| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, R. H.
Rogers, agent
BANDA-—A village in the township of | ROGERS R.H., agent Montreal Tele-
Mulmur, county of Simcoe. Distant from
Stayner, a station of the Northern rail-
way, 9) miles, fare 60c.; from Toronto,
83 miles. Mail daily. Population about 50.
Clemenger Alex., cabinetmaker
Cleminger John, postmaster, farmer
Cleminger William, builder
Donnell Joseph, farmer
Flack Robert, farmer
Graham Henry, storekeeper
Hood Joseph, storekeeper
Kiernan Thomas, M.D.
Lattimer William, farmer
Matchett Robert, blacksmith
Morrison Thomas, blacksmith
Morrow Hugh, carpenter
Oster George, carpenter
Perry John, carpenter
Stenson Robert, farmer
Thomas John, church warden
BANGOR--A small village in the town-
ship of Pickering, south riding of the
county of Ontario. It hasa good school
known as the Brunswick academy. Dis-
tant from Whitby, the county town, and |
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
15 miles, fare 50c. ; from Toronto 26 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Ablitt William, storekeeper, drover
Buckman Alfred, farmer
Jalvert George, blacksmith
Chinn Thomas, farmer
Clark Hanson, farmer
Orann John, farmer
Dankeel Thomas, farmer
Fisher Robert, farmer
Hood William, farmer
Milne George, farmer
Milne James, farmer
Percy Archibald, farmer
graph Co,
Skuce Richard, sen,, postmaster
BAREIE—An incorporated town at the
head of hempenfelt bay, on lake Simcoe,
| township of Vespra, county of Simcoe.
Itis the chief town of the county and a
| station of the Northern railway. Trade
chietly local. Montreal Telegraph Co. has
an ottice here. Distant from Orillia 27
} miles, S.re $1.25; from Collingwood 31
| miles, from Penetanguishene 382 miles,
| fare $1.50; trom Toronto 64 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 8300,
Abbott George, laborer
| Abbs George, laborer
Ackward Daniel, shoemaker
Ainley Henry, plasterer
Albiston John, station master
Alexander & Co., druggists ;
Lugsden, manager
Alexander Samuel, teamster
Charles
Percy John, postmaster
Percy & Young, threshing
Rodgers Isaac, laborer
Smith Aaron, farmer
Studnum Joseph, laborer
Verdon Edward, farmer
* Formerly called Weimer.
Alexander William, laborer
Anderson Mrs. Amelia, wid
Anderson Robert, saddler
Anderton Brothers, brewers
Anderton James, of Anderton Brothers
Anderton Joseph, of Anderton Brothers
Appleby Sampson, bootmaker
Archer Charles, saddler
ARDAGH, ARDAGH & STRATHY,
barristers
Ardagh Arthur, M.D.
Ardagh John, M.D.
Ardagh John A., of Ardagh, Ardagh &
Strathy
Ardagh Mrs. Anne, wid Dr. John R.
Ardagh W.D., reeve, of Ardagh, Ardagh
& Strathy
Armson John, carpenter
Armson Thomas, moulder
Armstrong Joseph, employment. office
and provisions
Armstrong Mrs., wid William
Armstrong William, laborer
ARNALL ALFRED, proprietor Queen’s
hotel
Ashman C. H., potash manufacturer
[PRoviner wp
Ashton George, storekeeper
Atkinson John, blacksmith
Atkinson Mrs. Mary Ann, wid
Bacon John, bricklayer
Ball George, carpenter
Ball George, farmer
Ball Joseph, painter
Ballwir James, printer
BANK OF TORONTO, Donald Cam,
bell, manager
Banns Mark, pensioner
Barrie foundry, Henry Sewry & (y
proprietors
Barry John, laborer
BARRIE HOTEL, Mrs, Elizabeth Mars
wroprietresa
B REIE STEAM WOOLLEN MILLs
Graham & Lount, proprietors
Barry James, farmer
Baskerville William, turnkey
Bauldry Jeremiah, farmer
Bauldry Obadiah, laborer
Baxter Samuel, tailor
Baxter William, plasterer
Beardsley Mrs. Sarah, wid Charles
BEATTIE GEORGE J., hardware me.
chant
Bee Benjamin, brickmaker
Bell Mrs. Ann, wid
Bell Mrs. Jane, wid Daniel, milliner
Bemrose Edward, saddler
BENNETT HUMPHREY, © merchar’
tailor
Bennett Janes, farmer
Benrose John, saddler
Bingham Alfred, of Bingham Brothes
Bingham Brothers, butchers
Bingham John, of Bingham Brother
Bingham Mrs. Blizabeth, wid John
BIRD HENRY, bootmaker
Bird Shearman G., engineer
BISHOP NATHANIEL HL, groce:
Black Fergus, teacher
Black John, teacher
Black William, teacher
Blain Edward, farmer
Blain Thomas, farmer
Blakely Samuel, cabinetmaker
Booth James, commission agent
Booth John, cabinetmaker
Boulton D'Arcy, of Boulton, Lou
Boys & Stewart
Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart, bam:
ters
Pourcy Mrs. Catharine, wid, milliner
Bourne Daniel, carpenter
BOSANKO CHARLES H., dentist
Boswell Edward C., clerk
BOYS HENRY R. A., county treasurer
| Boys Mrs., wid Dr, Henry
Boys William F. A., of Boulton, Lous!
Boys & Stewart
Brail Frederick, refreshment rooms
Brazell P. B., of Brazell, Perkins & Co
Brazell, Perkins & Co., lumber dealet
Brett William, buteher
sriarly William '
Brolley Mrs. Mary Ann, wid
Brolley Samuel, proprietor Markstan!
house
Broomhead John, carpenter
Brown George, mason
Brown John C., laborer :
Brown John J., of Brown & Vair
BROWN & VAIR, nurserymen a
seedsmen
Burns Robert, currier
Burton James, lumberman
Burton Mrs. Mary, wid
Burton & Smith, proprietors steambtt!
Ida Burton
Byrne Edward, undertaker
Byrne George, bootmaker
Byrne James, shoemaker
Cooke James B., carpe
ONTARIO. |
Butt Albert, waggon
Butt Mrs. Mary i
Cain Hugh, laborer
Cain Joseph, labore
Caldwell William, b
Callaghan William,
Cameron John, carp4
Campbell Alexander
Campbell Donald, ce
CAMPBELL DONA
of Toronto
Campbell John, brick
CANADIAN BANK
Edmund 8. Lally,
CANTON TEA STO
ter, proprietor
‘apon William B., pe
Jarey Robert, bootm
Jarleton James, pens}
Jarley John, boat bu
Jarley Mrs., wid
Jarpenter Lisson, lun
‘arson James, bootm
‘arson Mrs, Catherinf
Jassin Miss Margaret
Shalaupka Francis, n
hristizon William, sl
Yhurchill Henry, boo
Mark Charles H., lun
Clark Septimus, sawy
Wlarkson Joseph, furn
arkson Joshua, pr
cial hotel
WOKE WILLIAM, bur
Jommercial hotel, ¢
proprietor
‘onn Robert, saddler
Jonnors Thomas, labc
Jook George, of Cook
‘ook John, carpenter
Jooper George, storek
‘opeland William, cle
Jorney Patrick, carpet
‘ornish James, labore
Wotter James R., barri
Youlter John, carpent
‘ox Robert, farmer
Jrabbe John, tailor
‘raddock William, gr
Jraig George, shoema
rary Patrick, laborer
Jreswick Henry, land
JREWEDANIEL, edi
ern Advance
Jricketers’ hotel, Danie
prietor
‘ROMPTON EDWIN
goods merchants
Crompton Frederick, ¢
srookshank James S.,
‘roshy William F., ele
rosby William H., Vis
‘ross John, woodeutt
‘ross Willian, shoem
Mrossan James, labore
Jrown hotel, George |
roxton Henry, innkes
‘ulverwell John, trim
‘undell Thomas, lumt
‘unio Andrew, barber
duthbert Robert, engi
ale James, foundryn
Daley William, pensio
avid Joseph, clerk
davis Thomas, forema
day H., shoemaker
Jay Henry, carpenter
Jay Henry, teamster
evlin Bernard, dry g
iamond Nathaniel, n
ixon James, laborer
Jonahoe Joseph, labo:
onnelly Peter, merct
ald Can.
vry &
beth Marks
EN MILL
etors
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yharles
‘dware me.
milliner
merchan!
m_ Brothers
. Brothers
d John
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ker
gent
on, Lous
vart, bars
, milliner
dentist
y treasure’
ton, Lous, MUrookshank James S., M.D.
it rooms
kins & Co
ber dealers
farksman!
Jair
men abl
steamboat
(ONTARIO. ]
Butt Albert waggonmaker
Butt Mrs. Mary wid
Cain Hugh, laborer
Cain Joseph, laborer ;
Caldwell William, blacksmith
Callaghan William, laborer
(Cameron John, carpenter
Campbell Alexander, watchmaker
Campbell Donald, carpenter
CAMPBELL DONALD, manager Bank
of Toronto
Campbell John, brickmaker
‘ANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
Edmund 8. Lally, agent
CANTON TEA STORK, William Hun-
ter, proprietor ;
(Capon William B., painter
Jarey Robert, bootmaker
Jarleton James, pensioner
Jarley John, boat builder
Jarley Mrs., wid
‘arpenter Lisson, lumberman
Jarson James, bootmaker
‘arson Mrs, Catherine
Jassin Miss Margaret, laundress
Shalaupka Francis, music teacher
Jhristizon William, shoemaker
Yhurchill Henry, bootmaker
‘ark Charles H., lumber dealer
Mark Septimus, sawyer
Narkson Joseph, farmer
‘arkson Joshua, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
JOKE WILLIAM, lumber dealer
‘ommercial hotel, Josiah Clarkson,
proprietor
Jonn Robert, saddler
Yonnors Thomas, laborer
Jook George, of Cook Brothers
‘ook John, carpenter
Cooke James B., carpenter
Sooper George, storekeeper
‘opeland William, clerk
Jorney Patrick, carpenter
‘ornish James, laborer
otter James R., barrister
Youlter John, carpenter
‘ox Robert, farmer
Jrabbe John, tailor
Jraddock William, grocer
Jraig George, shoemaker
Jrary Patrick, laborer
Jreswick Henry, land surveyor
JREWEDANIEL, editor of the North-
ern Advance
Jricketers’ hotel, Daniel Farragher, pro-
prietor
‘ROMPTON EDWIN B., & CO., dry
goods merchants
Yrompton Frederick, clerk
‘roshy William F., clerk
rosby William H., livery stables
‘ross John, woodeutter
‘ross William, shoemaker
A’ rossan James, laborer
Jrown hotel, George Evans, proprietor
roxton Henry, innkeeper
Julverwell John, trimmer
‘undell Thomas, lumber
‘unio Andrew, barber
uthbert Robert, engine driver
Jale James, foundryman
Daley William, pensioner
avid Joseph, clerk
avis Thomas, foreman Examiner office
Jay H., shoemaker
Jay Henry, carpenter
Jay Henry, teamster
Jevlin Bernard, dry goods
Wiamond Nathaniel, mill owner
ixon James, laborer
Jonahoe Joseph, laborer
onnelly Peter, merchant
DOMINION 185 DIRECTORY.
———
Donnelly Peter, boots and shoes
Dougal David, cabinetmaker
Douglas Hamilton, shoemaker
Duffy James, shoemaker
Dunlop Mrs., wid James
Dunn William, baker
Durham Charles, machinist
Durham John, lumber dealer
BAe,
Hayes Michael, farmer
Hayes Michael J., clerk
Heffron John, laborer
HENDERSON JONATHAN, hardware
merchant
Henderson William
Henley Henry, plasterer
Hickling Charles, farmer
EDWARDS JAMES, bookseller, sta-| Hill John, carpenter
tioner, dealer in musical instruments, | Hinds Bernard, jun., storekeeper
conveyancer and insurance agent
Edwards James, postmaster, agent
Vicker’s express
Hinds Bernard, sen.
Hinds Charles, bootmaker
Hinds Edward, storekeeper
Evans George, propriet c Crown hotel Hodgson Robert C,, sub-bailiff
EXAMINER CHE weekly, annual
subscription $1; William M. } icholson,
editor and proprietor
Exchange hotel, Henry Fraser, proprie-
tor
Falls Mrs. Anne, wid Alexander
Farragher Daniel, proprietor Cricketers
hotel
Foster William, farmer
Fox Robert, carpenter
Fraser Henry, farmer
Fraser pene Pontator Exchange hotel
Fraser rev. Mungo, Presbyterian
Frawley Michael J., clerk
Freek William, brickmaker
Freeman William, cabinetmaker
Fullerton Adam, farmer
Fullerton Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Fulljames John, law student
Gageley James, laborer
Gallagher Richard, laborer
Garner William, of Sargant & Garner
GARTON DAVID B., photographer
Georgen Theodore W.,& Sons, druggists
Gibson James, plasterer
Gilchrist Donald
Gordon William, storekeeper
Goodfellow John, barrister
Goodyear William, laborer
GOWAN J. R., judge
Graham Alexander, carpenter
Graham Andrew, of Graham & Son
Graham James M., of Graham & Lount
GRAHAM & LOUNT, proprietors Bar-
rie steam woollen mills
Graham & Son, tanners
Graham William, clerk
Graham William, of Graham & Son
Graham William, sen., carpenter
Graham William J., jun., carpenter
Grammar school, rev, William Spotton,
head master
Grant Jobn G., lumberman
Graver Edward, storekeeper
Graver Robert, clerk
Green Allan, farmer
Grubbe captain William
Griflith Thomas, jun., plasterer
Griffith Thomas, sen., plasterer
Griffiths George A., carpenter
Gullen Joseph, farmer
Gunn Allan, lumber dealer
Hagerty Timothy, teamster
Hale Jonathan
| Hamilten Alexander,M.D.,of Alexander
& Co.
Hamilton Miss Ann Jane, milliner
Hamilton Miss Mary, milliner
Hamilton Mrs. Mary, wid Henry
Handy Charles
Handy George, farmer
Hanstord rey. William, Wesleyan
Harkom John W., engineer
Harrison Christopher, storekeeper
Harrison Henry, shoemaker
Harrison Matthew Henry, clerk
Harrison Thomas §., clerk
HASTINGS JOSEPH W.,, jeweller
Hayden Mrs. Eleanor, wid John
Hayes John, laborer
Holdsworth George, teamster
Holdsworth John, laborer
Holmes William, laborer
Holt Claude, of Holt, Sons & Co.
Holt, Sons & Co., commission agents
Holt William, of Holt, Sons & Co.
Howcroft Harling, laborer
Howcroft Henry, laborer
Howlett Martin, laborer
Howlett William, tailor
Hunt Thomas, saddler
| Hunter Robert, clerk
HUNTER WILLIAM, proprietor Can-
ton tea store
Hurst Samuel, carpenter
Hutton James, tailor
Hutton Mrs. E., wid, charwoman
Ingo Orlando, carpenter
Innis John, baker
Irwin William, A.M., teacher
Jacobs Jacob
Jago John, millwright
Johns —, printer
Johns J. H., proprietor Victoria house
Johnson Joseph B., auctioneer
| Johnson Martin, firmer
| Johnson Robert, wood cutter
| JOHNSON THOMAS, wholesale and
retail confectionery
| Johnson William, farmer
Johnston Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Archibald
| Johnston Thomas, laborer
Jones kK, Joel, laborer
| Jones William, hop grower
Joy Miss Ann
| Kavanagh John, farmer
Kavanagh Patrick, laborer
Keanan Mrs. Catherine, wid
Kearns Peter, clerk
KEATING & LALLY, attorneys
Keating W. J., of Keating & Lally
Keating Walter, popes
Kells Johnson, bookkeeper
| Kemp John, brickmaker
Kennedy Abraham, carder
Kent Joseph, carpenter
Kerr James, lumberman
| Kerry Robert, bootmaker
| Kidd David, weaver
| Kidd Samuel, blacksmith
| King David
| King John
KING NATHANIEL, editor and pro-
prietor Northern Gazette
| King Robert, jun., of King & Son
King Robert, sen., of King & Son
King & Son, bakers
Lacy James, blacksmith
Laird John, storekeeper
Laird Robert
LALLY EDMUNDS.,, agent Canadiana
Bank of Commerce
| Lally Francis W., of Keating & Laily
Lane Mrs. Eliza, wid Jonathan
Lang Alexander, gaoler
Lang Mrs. Martha, wid John
Larkins William, farmer
Lee Christopher E., contractor
Lee John, carpenter
Lennox Haughton, law student
RLS iota cater oN
ee eee eae
BAlniy
DOMINION 186 DIRECTORY.
vslic Joseph, sexton
Lightfoot Alfred, laborer
Lindsay William, tinsmith
Lisle Enim, shoemaker
Lisle John, shoemaker
Little John, printer
Lloyd Mrs. Anna D., wid Allen, teacher
pes be Thomas D., clerk Division court |
Locke Joseph, jun., clerk
Locke Joseph, sen., storekeeper
Lorring Mrs. Ann, wid
Lount Gabric 1, deputy registrar
Lount George, registrar
Lount Robert, of Graham & Lount
Lount Samuel, deputy registrar
Lount William, of Boulton,
Boys & Stewart
Lowe Thomas, butcher
Lyle Enoch, plasterer
Lyle William, shoemaker
Lount,
Lynn William G., of Thompson & Lynn |
Lyon Edom, bricklayer
Lugsdin Charles, manager for
ander & Co,
Macey William (., mason
Macfarlane William, laborer
Macnab John, clerk
McAleer John, wheelwright
McAlpine Malcolm, laborer
McAvoy Patrick, storekeeper
McBride Charles, bootmaker
McBride James, bootmaker
McBride James, farmer
McBride Patrick, grocer
McBride Terence, laborer
McCarthy D’Alton, jun, of McCarthy &
McCarthy
McCarthy D’Alton, sen., of MeCarthy &
McCarthy
McCARTHY & McCARTHY,
McCausland George,
McCausland John ©
McConkey Benjamin, of
Co.
McUonkey Charles
McConkey Clarkson
McConkey & Co., general merchants
McCONKEY T. D., M.P.
McCormick Thomas, carpenter
McDonald Archibald, lumberman
McDonald Ewing, lumberman
McDonald Hugh, laborer
McDonald John, laborer
McDonald Mrs. Rebecca, wid John
McDonald Ronald, laborer
McDougall Angus, laborer
McDougall Neil, currier
McFadden Alexander, of
Brothers
McFadyen Allan, teamster
McFarlane John
McFetridge William, produce dealer
McGuirck John, laborer
McHenry Robert, saddler
McHugh William, mason
McIntosh Peter, lumberman
McIntyre Mrs. Jane, wid William
McKee Matthew, wheelwright
McKennan Joseph, shoemaker
McKenzie Alexander, jun.,
McKenzie Alexander, sen. pensioner
McKernan Daniel, shoemaker
McKerr James, brickmaker
McLaren Hugh, baker
McLaughlin James, tanner
McLaughlin Mrs. Bridget, wid Michael,
proprietress Simcoe hotel
McMahon Robert, grocer
McMillan David, clerk
McNabb Andrew, tailor
McPhee Alexander B., town clerk
McQuarrey Hector, blacksmith
McRae George, saddler
McSheen Mrs. Ann, wid
Alex- |
barristers
carpenter
McConkey &
Anderton |
watchmaker |
hotel
Major John, butcher
| Maloney John, teamster |
Maloney William, pensioner
| Manahan Mrs, Sarah, wid
Mann William, bookseller
Marin James, of Marin & Sons
| Marin P hilip, of Marin & Sons
| Marin & Song, storekeepers
Marin Thomas, of Marin & Sons
MARKS MRS, ELIZABETH, proprie- |
tress Barrie hotel
Marksman’s house,
prietor
Marshall James, laborer
| Maundrell George, store keeper
MEKKEN EDWIN SIDNEY,
| store and auctioneer
| Mellanby John, painter
Mick Henry, laborer
Mick James, laborer
Milner rey, Jon., Episcopal methodist
| Miscampbell Andrew, storekeeper
MITCHELL D.,
graph Co
MONAIIAN JAMES, general provision
merchant
MONTREAL TELEGRAPIE CO. D.
Mitchell, agent
Moody Joseph, sawyer
| Mooney Harry M., printer
' Moor John, bootmaker
Moore Martin, saddler
Moore Michael, laborer
Moore Peter J., saddler
| Moore Willi: gy carpenter
| Morgan rev. Kdward, eh of England
Morris Alexander, agent
Morris Hiram, labore vy
Morrison Bridget, wid Johu
Morrow Alexander, agent
Morrow David
| Morrow James C., barrister
| Morrow John, shoemaker
| Morse Edward, clerk
| Morton Edward D., M.D.
|} MORTON MISS MAGGIE, milliner
| Mullanty John, painter
Murchison Duncan J., storekeeper
Murphy Michael, laborer
| Murphy Miles, laborer
Murphy Mrs. Ann D., wid Peter
! Murphy Mrs. Margaret, wid
| Murphy Patrick, laborer
| Murray John, laborer
Naylor James, liborer
Naylor W illiam, laborer
Neil Robert, shoem: er
| NEILL GEORGE J shoemaker
| McoWATT JOHN, superintendent Barrie
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general |
agent Montreal Tele- |
Packard Charles, wheelwright
Pac Peter, ¢ lothier
Palmer Albert V., druggist
Palmer John, carpenter
| Palmer W illiam, blac ksmith
’ass Walter M,, storekeeper
Patterson John, laborer
; Payne John, grocer
Pearcy Thomas, painter
Perkins Charles A., grocer
| Pilkey William, laborer
Plaxton George, tinware
| Plaxton William, blacksmith
Samuel Brolley, pro- | | Pott Charles, copyist
| Povey Mrs. Charlotte
Povey William, blacksmith
| Powell John, of Powell & Thompson
Powell Richard
|} POWELL & TITOMPSON, general me:
{ chants
Pribble Henry, laborer
| Price Samuel, bootmaker
Pullan Joseph, gunsmith
| Quary Ge sorge, Laborer
QU EEN'S HOTEL, Alfred Arnall, pt»
prietor
Quigley Benjamin, fireman
Quinn Patrick, laborer
Raikes Walter, farmer
| Rankin Abraham, builder
) Rawdon Daniel, laborer
RAWSON THOMAS K,,
Ray James, carpenter
Reardon Daniel, farmer
Regan James, carpenter
Richardson Alexander, foreman Non
ern Gazette
Richardson Alexander, printer
Richardson John, laborer
Richardson Samuel, farmer
Riddle Walter, ash manufactory
Ritchie Jarvis, millwright
Ritchie Samuel, wheelwright
Robertson Alexander, carpenter
Robinson Thomas, proprictor Veepn
flour and feed mills
| Rogers Joseph, high bailiff
ROSS CHARLES IL, storekeeper
Ross David, carpenter
Rowatt John, teamsier
Rudkin William, constable
Ryan James, carpenter
Sanders Charles, clerk
Sanders Leander S., watchmaker
{Sanders William, P.L.S.
Sandford Charles, agent
| Sanford Sidney M., deputy treasurer ant
; revenue inspe etor
Sargant & Garner, aoty goods
Sargant James, of Sargant & Garner
tinsmith
| Nicholson Byron R., printer
| NICHOLSON WILLIAM M.,
| proprietor of the Examiner
| Noble W illiam, laborer
NORTHER N ADVANCE, — weekly,
annual subse ription 31; Daniel Crewe,
editor, proprietor and printer
editor and
NORTHERN GAZETTE, weekly, an- |
nual subscription $1; Ni athaniel King,
editor, proprietor and printer
Northgraves rev. George, R. catholic
| O'Brien Mrs., wid frederick
| O’Brien Robert, teamster
| O'Brien William K., barrister
/ O'Connor Michael, storekeeper
| O'Hara John, carpenter
O'Meara John, laborer
jo" Neil John, lumberman
| Oliver L lewellyn, M.D.,
| Orr George, carpenter
| Overs George, laborer
| OXENHAM RICHARD
coroner
turing confectioner and fruit dealer
| Oxenham William, plasterer
J., manufac-
Scott James, consti able
| Scott James, teamster
Scott John, machinist
| Sebastian John, image maker
| Sewry Henry, & Co., proprietors Barre
| foundry
| Sewry Solomon, of Sewry & Sullivat
Sewry & Sullivan, pumpinake rs
Shaughnessy Michael, bootmaker
Sheets William, blacksmith
| Sheran John, saddler
Sheridan Bernard, storekeeper
Sibbald Alexander, laborer
Sibbald William, cooper
Sidsworth George, baker
Sidsworth Thomas, baker
Simcoe hotel, Mrs. Bridget McLaugis
wid Michael, proprictress
Simpson Robert, brewer
Simpson Thomas W., clerk
SMITH BENJAMIN WALTER, sbetd
Smith Charles E., sheriff's officer
Smith George, carpenter
Smith Gill
[ PRovinoe op
SEES LENE ener ORT
liams .
Hon Andrew, lumbe ry
son Jobn, ¢ attle deal,
INTARIO. }
‘mith Henry, clerk
mith John, laborer
Romers George,
parling James, cary
Spearan Luke, labor
pencer Michael H.,
peran James, farme
potton rev, Willian
Stephens Joseph, wa
Bievens Jolin, black
Bievenson George, W
Btowart Hamilton D.,|
Boys & Stewart
Brewart William, sad
Btohn Mrs. Almeida,
Btrathy Henry HL, ¢
& Strathy
trong William [., 4
truthers Jolin, carpe
wilivan George Rot
tummers George, Wat
ummers James, Carn
wmmers Joseph, farn
ummers Samuel, bric
unmerset Jolin, hart
ummersett Thomas,
ipple R., dry good
ution Hamilion, shog
weeney John, shoem
ambling Thomas, mi
aylor Thomas, labore
faylor William, labord
revan Jolin, bliexsm
heakstone Allan, eley
lompson James, tear
hompson James, of |
som
Hhompson John, of Tt
HOMPSON & LYNA
hompson William, far
Homson Alexander, s
bomson Archibald, c¢
ddd James, farmer
Ddd Mrs. Margaret, ta
Dlian George, clerk
ainer John, laborer
uoktield George, mal
becola M itthew, imi iy
arier John, printer
brner John, tailor
brner Mrs. Jane, wid J
quhart David, shoom
bir William, of Brown
hevery David, livery
spre flour and feed
Robinson, proprietor
cker's express, James
ctoria house, J. UH. Jo
alden George, : es oy
alker James ente
alker Joseph, Fae ik
ard James, she yemak
Arner Levi, saddler
Psley Samuel, laborer
pyant Mrs. wid, laund
ymouth John, livery
helan Jame
ite Ge oe
hitebre i ea pai
itebre id Bane e, Whe
bittl Andrew,
eks Norman, ¢ arpente
kinson Jame s, flour n
iams BL B. de ‘puty s
liams te V., coope
John, laborer
+ Mason
machir
1dsor Jame s, fisherma
ters Henry, switehm:
em in Henry, sailmak
Bker John, cle rk
id Mrs., wid
uy James, carpenter
INTARIO. }
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‘mith Henry, clerk
mith John, laborer
Romers George, carriage maker
Sparling James, carpenter
spearan Luke, Ii iborer
pencer Michael H., grocer
peran James, farmer
Bpotton rev, William, Grammar schoo 1|
Biepliens Josep bh, waggonmaker
Bievens Jolin, blacksmith
sievenson George, Woo ] C! arder
Siowart Hamilton D., of Boulton, Lount, Bartonville house
ys & Stewart
wart William, saddler
Btohn Mrs. Alineida, wid John W.
Birathy Henry HL, of Ardagh,
& Sirathy
Cmpen trong William E., M.D.
truthers Jolin, carpenter
neral met: ullivan George R ‘of Sew ry & Sullivar
immers George, Wag gourmmaker
ummers James, farmer
wmmers Joseph, farmer
ummers Samuel, bricklayer
uramerset Jolin, harnessmaker
ummersett Thomas, blacksmith
ipple R., dry good
ution Hamilton, shoemaker
weeney John, shoemaker
ambling Thoms, malster
aylor Thomas, laborer
aylor William, laborer
pevain Jolin, blacksmith
heakstone Allan, elerk
jompson James, teamster
thompson James, of Powell &
som
fhompson John
niall, pro
smith
man Nor ae
of Thompson & Lynn |
ter HOMPSON & LYNN, photographers |
ompson William, farmer
thomson Alexander, sawyer
‘tory homson Archibald, councillor
dd James, farmer
Did Mrs. Margaret,
Dian George, clerk
niner JOhn, laborer
unkfield George, maltster
becola Matthew, image maker
prier John, printer
brner J hn, if ulor
ht
Poter
tor Vespn
tailoress
Hkeeper
quhart David, shoemaker
bir William, of Brown & Vair
nevery David, livery stable keeper
spra Hlowr and feed mills,
Hinson, proprietor
maker
3, James
Johns,
rere, } tborer
James, carpenter
Iker Joseph, laborer
ard James, shoemaker
Arner Levi, saddler
Psley Samuel, laborer
byant Mrs., wid, laundress
bymouth John, livery stable
helan Jame x. Mason
eker's expres
reagurer ant proprietor
yds
& Garnet!
er
etors Bart
Suillivar ite George, laborer
kers hitebread George, painter
maker hitebread George, Wheelwright
hittle Andrew, machinist
eks Norman, carpenter
per kinson Ji tmes, flour mills
Hiams EB. B,. de sputy sherilf
liams Isane V, , cooper
Hliams John, | laborer
Hson Andrew, lumberman
son John, cattle dealer
idsor James, fisherman
ters Henry, switchman
eman Henry, sailmaker
zea, Clerk
8. Wid
ry James, carpenter
McLaugis
ER, shel
officer
Edwards, agent |p. 0. ip
P | Bain Thoma
| Belfour & Armstrong,
Thomas |
| Belfour G., of
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| here daily on its passage
DOMINION 187 DIRECTORY.
7
Urquhart Donald, shoemaker
Wright John, laborer
Wright O. F., lumber
; Wright Samuel, baker
| BARTONVILLE—A
| township of Barton,
worth, Distant
village in he
county of We
from Hamilton, the |
county town, and astation of the Great
Western railway, 3miles, from Toronto 43
} tiles, Population about
Mail daily.
100,
J, Oliver, proprietor
| Burkholder Jac ob, farmer
| eperenee W ilian, farmer
) Condy James, blacksmith
Ardagh | Condy William, blacksmith
| Crosthwaite Daniel, farmer
| Crosthwaite Harvey, farmer
| Depew Abraham, storekeeper
Depew David, gardener
} Depew Peter, tollkeeper
| Fluctlen Isaac, gardener
H Gage John, farmer
Gage John W., farmer
Gage Wm. J., postmaster, storekeeper
| James Simon
| Jones David, laborer
| Lifter Joseph, waggonmaker
| Oliver Jolin, proprietor Bart
| house
Ramsay Robert, butcher
Rayner Joseph, gardener
Rogers William, butcher
Skinner George, blacksmith
jSver William, gardener
maiville
Thomp- | Waller Georges, gardenes
| Waller Williain,
WAT IA—An incorporated village on
north shore of the Bay of Quinté, town.
ship of Ernestown, county of Adding-
| ton, Ttisa port ofentry, asteamercalling
up and down
gardener
the
between Kingston and Belleville. Two
steamers that) ply bi-weekly between
Montreal and Trenton, a’so call. Mon-
treal Telegraph Co. has an office here,
Distant from Ernestown, a station of the
Grand Trunk Railway, 4 miles, fare 50e.;
from Napanee 12 miles, fare 37) ¢.;) from
Kingston 17 miles, fare Bue) Mail
Population about 800,
brner Mrs. Jane, wid James, laundress | Aishton Thomas, M.D.
| Anderson Robert.
farmer
Armstrong Henry, of Belfour
strong
Armstrong Thomas, reeve, of |
Armstrong
Athes Amos, laborer
3, shoemaker
Currys
& Arin-
Belfour &
Belfour & Armstrong, storekeeper
Belfour & Armstrong
iB ELFOUR JOHN, postmaster, oper
Montreal Telegraph Co
ator
| Belfour William, of Ross & Belfour
|
Blair William C., talon
Burley Silas, laborer
Burley William
Burrowes Frederick, school maste
CAMPBELL DANIEL J., dealer edt ‘y
goods, groceries, hard ware, provisions,
boots and shoes, crockery and glass
| Campion Arthur, laborer
Campion Charles, blac ksmith
| Campion William, sailor
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Caswell William, photographer
Champion R., fisherman
| City hotel, Edin. G, Ferren, proprietor
| Connors Thomas, laborer
Cunningham Luke, jun., boatbuilder
Cunningham Luke, sen., boatbuilder
Davy Mrs, Orillia, wid Peter
Davy Peter R., councillor, farmer
Davy William HL, jun., millowner
Davy William H., sen., landing waiter
daily. |
| Deltor Mrs. Ann, wid Jacob
} Dunovan Richard, farmer
| Fairtield William J,
| Ferren Edm, G., proprietor City hotel
Finkle captain Gordon Wim., sv amboat
| Finkle Roland, bailiff
| Forward a id, hardware
| Forward H. F., hardware
Fry Christian, “carriage trimmer
Fry Jedediah, carriagemaker
} Ham Mrs. Rebecca, wid Peter
Hancox Mrs, Mary, wid Orton
| Tlarper rev, Win. F.S., ch of England
Hlartinan Phillip
Hawley James, laborer
HOSELTON HIRAM A., cabinetmaker
iloselton John C., carpenter
Howard John J., clerk
Howard Thomas E., storekeeper
) Hlumphlrey Alexander, mason
James Samuel, Waggonmaker
Johnson Noble, inason
) Johnson Robert, laborer
) Johnson Samuel, farmer
| Johnson Thomas C., harnessmaker
Johnson William, grocer
Johnston Alexander, laborer
Johuston Hugh, clerk
Johnston John J., harnessmaker
Kelso Mrs. Margaret, wid Charles
Kennedy Roderick, M.D.
Kittson Robert, shoemaker
Laird Billings, bhicksmith
Lasher John, storekeeper
Lasher Lucas, farmer
Lewis Allan, blacksmith
Lewis Charles, blacksmith
McBride Daniel, grocer
Mcbride John, laborer
MeCarthy Anthony, fisherman
MeCarthy Thomas, farmer
MeKenty Edimond, storekeeper
MeLard’ Tony) laborer
McManus Patrick T., engineer
MeQuirk Patriek, shoemaker
MARRIAGH LICENSES, Esra Priestan,
issuer
| Mink Mrs. Eliza, wid Charles
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,,
Belfour, operator
Moran George, blacksmith
Mott Robert, harnessmaker
O'Rourke Michael, grocer
Park Thomas, carpenter
Paul Robert, laborer
| Peterson William F
Poppa Peter, tailor
Price Hlias, councillor
PRICE ROBINSON B. M.D.
Priestan) Esra, issuer of
censes
Purdy Hagard, councillor
Revnolds Kobert, sawyer
Rovers Charles L., clerk Division court
Rogers Hudson, storekeeper
Rovers Samuel, storekeeper
Rose William, farmer
Ross & Belfour, agents
Ross John, of Ross & Belfour
Rouse D. J., of Rouse & Wilcox
Rouse John, baker
, Rouse & Wilcox, patent hay forks
Ruttan Michael, carpenter
Salins Alexander, tinsmith
Scriven Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph
Shepard John, carpenter
Shibley William, harnessmaker
Short Miss Mary
Johe
druggist
marriage bi-
| Simonds Andrew, painter
| Thurston William, laborer
| 'Trinklett Joseph, tailor
| ‘Tucker rev. Richard L., Wesleyan
| Vanclink Miss Mary Jane, seamstress
| Wallace Guy, laborer
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Temp Duncan, hotelkeeper
White James, farmer
White John, farmer
Wilcox R. D., of Rouse & Wilcox
Wright Edward, storekeeper
* BATTEAUX—A small village in the
township of Nottawasaga, county of Sim-
coe, It has good water power and isa
flag station of the Northern railway. Dis
tant from Nottawa 1} mile, from Colling-
wood 4 miles, fare 10c.; from Barrie 5
miles, from Bell Ewart 38 miles, from To-
ronto 9 miles. Population about 120,
Adamson Henry, farmer
Arthurs John, laborer
Bourchier William, saw mill
Boyd Hugh, laborer
Church James, laborer
Clayton Joseph, laborer
Cunningham M., farmer
Cunningham P., farmer
DeRivers John, laborer
Doyle John, farmer
Durnford Andrew, farmer
Hocking Henry, builder
Longhurst John, teamster
McDonald Charles, laborer
McDonald Donald, farmer
Mathers Peter, blacksmith
Meechan Alfred, farmer
Miller James, sawyer
Mitchell James, carpenter
Moles Luke, laborer
Moles William, farmer
Morrison Hugh, laborer
O’Hara Thomas, carpenter
Plant Thomas, farmer
Playter Henry, farmer
Purnell Joseph, sawyer
Raines William, section master
Redman James, farmer
Ross Thomas, farmer
Seton Charles E., bookkeeper
Tellifour Bouquet, farmer
Thomas John, laborer
Toben Patrick, sectionman
Wyant Burgoyne, shingle maker
Wyant Charles, lumberman, farmer
Wyant George, farmer
Wyant Joseph, lumberman, farmer
BATTERSEA—A village at the south
of Loughborough lake, township of Stor-
rington, county of Frontenac. A good
trade is carried on here in lumber, grain,
wool and shingles, Distant from King-
ston 16 miles, stage three times a week,
fare 30c. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 350.
Anglin & Thorne, saw mill
Anglin William, of Anglin & Thorne,
postmaster, storekeeper
Ansley hotel, John Brewer, proprietor
Ansley J. W., carpenter
Arthurs George, farmer
Bales Timothy, carpenter
Blackaby John, proprietor Granite hotel
Brewer John, proprietor Ansley hotel
Caverly Samuel, blacksmith
Craig Alexander, miller
Dugal Frederick, carpenter
Fair Marshall, of Hewton & Fair
Freil John, carpenter
Granite hotel, Jno. Blackaby, proprietor
Hewton & Fair, carding factory
Hewton William, of Hewton & Fair
Hughes Edward, blacksmith
Irwin rev. William, Wesleyan
Johnson Oliver, farmer
Latimer Edward, carpenter
Latimer Lydia, storekeeper
Randal William, laborer
Somerville David, wool spinner
Thorne John, of Anglin & Thorne
*The post office is at Nottawa.
Thorne Joseph, carpenter
sateen inasieieeonemnti ee
Vanluven Christopher Switzer, farmer
Vanluven Cornelius, clothier
Vanluven Henry, storekeeper
Wakeford Mrs. R
Walker David, waggonmaker
deline, wid John
Washington Van Wattenbury, joiner
Wright Ladoch, sailor
BAYFIELD-—A village on Lake Huron
at the mouth of Bayfield river, township
of Stanley, county of Huron, Itis a good
fishing station for herring, white fish and
salmon trout, Steamers plying {between
Detroit and Goderich call here. and large
quantities of grain and fish are shipped
from this port, Distant from Goderich,
the county town, 12 miles, from Seaforth,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare 76c, Mail daily. Population
about 850,
Adams John, carpenter
Ahrens Fritz, tavernkeeper
Baxter Robert, butcher
Bettchin Jacob, wool carder
Burges William, cooper
Cameron Donald, of D. Cameron & Son
Cameron Donald, & Son, harnessmakers
Cameron Mrs, Mary, wid A., dealer
Cameron Thomas, of Donald Cameron
& Son
Jonnor W. W., major of volunteers
Cragg rev. Edward, Wesleyan
Cullen David, blacksmith
Daunt rev.—, ch of England
Deiging Peter, tanner
Duncan William, teacher
Eberhardt ©., baker
Egan F. L., dealer
Elliott Andrew, of Keys & Elliott
Elliott Edward, tavern
Erwin Joseph, carpenter
Ksson John, general agent
Falkner Alexander, carpenter
Fergusson John, restaurant
Foley —, shoemaker
Gairdner James, postmaster, trader
Gairdner Robert H., M.D.
Gememhardt John, cabinetmaker
Gibson vev. Hamilton, Presbyterian
Haaske A., constable
Harrison W., carpenter
Hingston Frederick, harnessmaker
Hohman Valentine, stoves and tinware
Irvine George, blacksmith
Joslin John, tavern
Jackson H., captain of volunteers
Keys & Elliott, storekeepers
Keys John, of Keys & Elliott
McDonald James, tailor
McDougall D., bailiff
McDougall Mrs.
Marks Alexander, sailor
Marks Tutor, trader
Miller H., cooper
Miller Mrs. Mary, wid Richard
Mitchell Thomas, cabinetmaker
Morgan John, tavern
Morisson Robert, trader
Philomore —, tailor
Pickfort Charles W., trader
Pollock James, hotel
Ritchie D. H., clerk Division court
Roth Val., brewer
Rutledge Andrew, trader
Shaw James, blacksmith
Stanbury Richard, M.D.
Struthers John, woollen mill
Stuart J., teacher
Thompson James, millowner
Walwin Aaron, shoemaker
Whitten James, waggonmaker
Williamson James, tavernkeeper
Wilson §., druggist
Woods Ninian, M.D.
BEACHBURG—A_ villa on the
Government road to Pembro @, township
of Westmeath, county of Renfrew, Mg,
treal Telegraph Co. has an office
Distant from Portage du Fort 10 mig
from Pembroke, the county town, |
miles, from Sand Point the terminus 4
the Brockville and Ottawa railway, g
miles, from Ottawa 80 miles, Mail
Population about 200,
Beach Abel, J.P.
Beach Joseph, farmer
Brown Miss Maggie, weaver
Cameron Hugh
Cannon William, clerk Division coun
Collins William, laborer
Colquhoun Miss Mary, milliner
Condie Alexander, saw mill
Condie James, grist mill
Coyne Patrick, clerk
Eagleson Newton, bailiff
Forbes George, M.D.
FRASER DONALD, general merchay
Gill James, carpenter
Gracie Joseph, blacksmith
HEENAN LEGGE, James Heens
Pembroke, Thomas Legge, Beach
burgh, dealers in dry goods, grocerig,
hardware, clothing, boots and shoe
&e,
JOHNSTON ANDREW, hotelkeepe,
comfortable house and strictattentia
to travellers
Lavender Robert, waggonmaker
Legerhood Daniel, school teacher
McLaren Peter, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Ge
Surtees, agent
Munro James, waggonmaker
Murray T. & W., storekeepers
Sanderson rev. EB. A., Episcopal metho
dist
Simpson rev. John I, ch of England
Stevenson Matthew, blacksmith
Sullivan Thomas &., hotelkeeper
| SURTEES GEORGE, postmaster,gem
ral merchant and telegraph agen
Taylor Thomas, tailor
Virtue Jolin, carpenter
Wiglesworth John, J.P., farmer
BEACHVILLE-—A flourishing villir
on the River Thames, townships of Nort
and West Oxford, county of Oxiord. 4
large trade in lime, tlax and wheat isdo#
here. It contains Episcopalian, Weeleytt
and Presbyterian churches, steam sawatt
shingle mill, a water, flouring and st
mill and a large foundry and machist
shop. Here is also a station of the (ir
Western railway, Distant from Woe
stock, the county town, 4 miles, from
gersoll 4 miles, from London 24 mil
trom Hamilton 52> miles. Mail daly
Population about 700.
Allen Eli, farmer
Allen Thomas, laborer ;
American Merchants Union Express,
W. N. Parsons, agent
Appleton Richard, laborer
Appleton Walter, laborer
Bailey Albert J., miller
Bennett Robert, innkeeper
Bennett Robert, laborer
Blackwall Daniel W., machinist
Bremner Alexander, limeburner
Brink Charles, farmer
Brown Isaac W., M.D. ;
BROWN JOHN IL, flax mill, factory
rope walk, also a flax mill sits
near Woodstock
Burdick Caleb, laborer
Burdick Mrs. Chloe, wid Enoch
Burns Daniel, laborer
Burton John, tanner, shoemaker |
Canada Life Assurance Co.,W.8.N"
agent
Mpetields Joel P., labe
ship clerk,
DNTARIO, j
Panfield Earl, farmed
anfield Sanford, fi
anfield Stewart, fy
arroll John, farme
ase Harrison, carp
lemenhegg Nathar
board factory
ollier James, inn
dealer
ook Gordon H., de
ook Robert, labore
ook Solon M., blac
reighton Alexande
Dennis Isaac, tanner
Dickie James, wage
Dodge John, farmer
Dodge William, farm
lsey Mrs. Janet, ger
vatt James W., gro
‘airbairn James, groc
erguson Hugh, mou
ischer Augustus, md
‘ox Philip, farmer
raser Mrs, Mary, wit
house
yee Merritt, laborer
ilbert Miss Klizabett
ilbert Richard
ould Wellington R.,
owland George, lab
Bray Junior, steam §
mill
Breen Hiram H., lime
reen Lathrop, farme
reig major George,
rove Edwin H., boo
uthrie George, labor!
amilton rey. Wm., I
arp Henry, carpente
artley Ralph, labore
enry John, grocer
lenry John, tailor
lenry Warren, tanner
orning Robert, black:
luggins Enoch, machi
bnes Robert D., farme
arn Freeman, farmer
arn James, innkeeper
nox John, laborer
ck John, farmer
overing James, butch
abee Walter B., J.P.
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Combs Hiram, carpe
Donald James, labor
Donald John, of Mé
dough
Donald & Middough
Gauley Edward, sav
Intee Alexander, car
Intosh David, mould
Kenzie Donald, labor
Lean Robert, millwri
Names Nathaniel, lal
Neil James, mason
Artin Calvin, J.P,
ttin Chancery D,, far
rin, FP, *
rtin Reuben
ttin Solon C., farmer
rtin William, butcher
tin William, laborer
son Charles, J.P., po:
commiss
onveyancer
son Mrs, Margaret, w
jaley Daniel, laborer
ddough Smith, farmer
“dough William, of
wliddough
re Robert J., carpent
les. A., & Co., stor
les Elijah A, of B.A
lles Henry W., of B, 4
DNTARIO. }
anfield Earl, farmer
anfield Sanford, farmer
anfield Stewart, farmer
arroll John, farmer
ase Harrison, carpenter
‘lemenhegg Nathaniel, rake and wash
board factory
ollier James, innkeeper and horse
dealer
ook Gordon H., deputy reeve, farmer
ook Robert, laborer
ook Solon M., blacksmith
reighton Alexander, carpenter
Nefields Joel P., laborer
MDennis Isaac, tanner
er Dickie James, waggonmaker
Dodge John, farmer
Dodge William, farmer
Isey Mrs, Janet, general store
vatt James W., grocer
airbairn James, groceries and crockery
erguson Hugh, moulder
ischer Augustus, mason
‘ox Philip, farmer
‘ion court
ul merchant
es Heenan
ree, Beach
S, groceries,
3 and shoe
house
Bee Merritt, laborer
ilbert Miss Elizabeth, school teacher
ilbert Richard
ould Wellington R., cabinetmaker
owland George, laborer ;
ray Junior, steam saw and shingle
mill
Breen Hiram H., limeburner
reen Lathrop, farmer
reig major George, J.P.
rove Edwin H., bookkeeper
cer uthrie George, laborer
vers lamilton rev. Wm., D.D., Presbyterian
copal metho arp Henry, carpenter
artley Ralph, laborer
enry John, grocer
lenry John, tailor
hotel keep
‘ict attention
maker
teacher
HOO. Ge
of England
‘smith
ceeper
master gen
lorning Robert, blacksmith
rraph agent
uggins Enoch, machinist
bnes Robert D., farmer
arn Freeman, farmer
arn James, innkeeper
nox John, laborer
ck John, farmer
pvering James, butcher and baker
abee Walter B., J.P., reeve, farmer
eCombs Hiram, carpenter
Donald James, laborer
ar mer
rishing villir
ships of Nort
of Oxtford. 4
i whe:
an, Weeleyit
steam saw att
ring and at
and machise
n of the Great
t from Woe
iles, from
don 24 mil
Mail dail.
dough
Donald & Middough, blacksmiths
Gauley Edward, sawyer
Intee Alexander, carpenter
Intosh David, moulder
Kenzie Donald, laborer
Lean Robert, millwright
Names Nathaniel, laborér
Neil James, mason
artin Calvin, J.P.
ttin Chancery D., farmer
rtin HW. F.
rtin Reuben
rtin Solon C., farmer
rtin William, butcher
ttin William, laborer
h Express (ts
hinist
urner ship clerk, commissioner in B.R.
onveyancer
son Mrs. Margaret, wid William
aley Daniel, laborer
tdough Smith, farmer
1, factory a
ill situs
Middough
te Robert J., carpenter
lles E. A., & Co., storekeepers
noch
maker
W.S.Nel
lenry Warren, tanner and ‘shoemaker
Donald John, of McDonald & Mid-
DOMINION 189 DIRECTORY.
Nelles William 8., of E."A. Nelles &
Co., insurance agent
Nelson David, turner
| Norcott George R., carpenter
Nott James, limeburner
OXFORD FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP, Robert Whitelaw, proprie-
tor
| Parsons William N., station and freight
agent G.W.R.
Phelps Joel, teamster and matchmaker
| Phelps Uriah, blacksmith
Phillips Robert, school teacher
Pirie Peter, porter G.W.R.
| Reid Donald, laborer
Reid John, tinsmith
| Ross Henry, M.D.
Rutherford Lumsden, farmer
| Ryan Mrs, Bopt wid Joseph, tailoress
Sadler John, bricklayer
Seely Miss Isabella, dressmaker
Simmons William F., laborer
| Slater John, tailor
| Smith Archibald, carpenter
raser Mrs, Mary, wid James, boarding | Sutherland William, laborer
Taylor Francis, laborer
| Taylor James, & Son, shoemakers
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Taylor Thomas, of James Taylor & Son
| Taylor John, laborer
| Thompson James, machinist
| Thornton Benjamin, J.P., saw and grist
mill
Vickery Jonathan, furs, hides, &c.
Walls Alexander, millwright
Watson rev. W.C., Wesleyan
Weat James, laborer
| WHITELAW ROBERT, proprietor Ox-
ford foundry and machine shop
Young John, farmer
Young Thomas, farmer
| BEALTON—A small village in the town- |
ship of Townsend, county of Norfolk.
Distant from Brantford, a station of the
Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, fare
$1.50; from Simcoe, the county town, 15
miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population about
100.
Barber John, J. P., farmer
Bates Hiram, farmer
Beal Lorenzo, farmer
Beal Peter, farmer
Bishop James, farmer
Challen John, jun., farmer
Challen John, sen., farmer
Crosbie James, blacksmith
Cross Matthew, farmer
Davis Robert, farmer
Haviland Benjamin, farmer
Haviland David, farmer
Osborne James W., M.D.
Overholt Isaac, farmer
Robinson Hiram, potash manufacturer
Rogers Oron, farmer
son Charles, J.P., postmaster, town-
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ddough William, of McDonald & |
Slaght Philip, farmer
Smith William, farmer
Tavlor Gilbert, J.P., farmer
Turner Frank, postmaster, storekeeper
Wallace Thomas, farmer
Wymer David, farmer
Wymer Eli, farmer
Wymer James, farmer
BEAMSVILLE—A ‘args and rising
linton, county
It is a station of the Great
Western railway, at which most trains
viage in the township of
of Lincoln,
stop. Montreal Telegraph Co. has ar
office here,
miles,
1000.
Albright Joseph, student
Mail daily. Population abou
io Elijah A., of E. A. Nelles & Co.| Allen Alexanc er, clerk
es Henry W., of BE, A. Nelles & Co.| Amiss Edward, laborer
Distant from St Catherines
11 miles, from Hamilton 21 miles, from
Niagara Falls 22 miles, from Paris 50 miles, r da
from Toronto 60 miles, from London 97 | McKay Jacob, machinist
Bra-Bra
| Amiss Jeremiah, baker
| Armstrong James, teamster
Bain Alexander, tailor
| Bartlett Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas
| Beaty George, shoemaker
Bennett James, blacksmith
| Boughner James, blacksmith
Boyer Mathias, shoemaker
Bradt Mrs., wid
Broughner Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Broughner Patrick, shoemaker
| Broughner William, cooper
Buchanan Thomas, mutter
| Bulger Edward, painter
| Bulgin Kdward, painter
| Burns James, tailor
| Carl John, carpenter
| Caton James, saddler
| Couke William, carriage trimmer
| Colliday Charles, moulder
| Colliday Jacob, carpenter
| Comfort William A., M.D., druggist
| Cook William
Cornwell John, farmer
| Cornwell Mrs. Mary, wid Lewis
Cornwell Wilfred, farmer
Couse Alma, blacksmith
| Couse Alom, hotelkeeper
| Couse Ira, blacksmith
| Couse Mrs. Mary, wid Moses 8.
Craig John, moulder
| Crooks Vernal, cabinetmaker
| Culp Anthony, blacksmith
| Dalmage John, mason
| Davis David, saw mill and builder
| Finn Michael, laborer
| Frugoli Thomas, watchmaker
Gabriel James, moulder
' Gilmore Mrs. Catherine, wid Matthew
Glover Arthur, clerk
Goodwin Richard, painter
Grubb Franklin, wood worker
HARRIS A., & SON, manufacturers of
agricultural implements
Harris Alanson, of A. Harris & Son
Harris Elmore, turner
Harris John, of A. Harris & Son
Hearle William, hardware
Henry James 8., storekeeper
Henry Thomas B., clerk
Hewitt William, machinist
Hodge Archibald, storekeeper
House William, core maker
Huntsburger James, harnessmaker
Immil Frederick, shoemaker
Johnson Mrs. Catherine
| Kemp Edwin, apprentice
KERR JOHN C. J., assistant post-
master, operator Montreal Telegraph
Co., express agent and clerk Divi-
sion court
Kew John, of William Kew & Son
Kew William, of William Kew & Son
Kew William, & Son, carriage manu-
fucturers
Kilbourne Cyrus, cabinetmaker
Kilbourne John, farmer
Kilbourne Rowley, farmer
King William, cooper
Lacey Alonzo H., dentist
Little Augustus, weaver
Little Cyrus, potter
Little John M., tailor
Longley John, apprentice
Lowery Robert, laborer
McBroughner Thomas, tailor
McClatchey John, moulder
McIntyre Mrs. Marinda, wid John D.
t | McKay William, farmer
McLean John, M.D.
McQueen James, teamsater
McWayne James
Marlatt Isaac, laborer
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Masales Elem, wood worker
Merrell Robert 8., bookkeeper
Merritt Allen, blacksmith
Mesales Peter, laborer
Mesales William, finisher
Middleton William, sawyer
Mihill David, blacksmith
Mihill Henry, carpenter
Montgomery rev. Robert B., Baptist
DOMINION 190 DIRECTORY.
GARRETT REV. THOMAS, B.A., ch
of England
Gosselin Matthias, carpenter
Grier Brock, postmaster
Grier J. & B., storekeepers
Hill Alfred, storekeeper
Kearney Jobn, blacksmith
Nelson Gilbert, councillor, farmer
Powell Abrabam, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John | poe rev. W. H., Wesleyan
C. J. Kerr, operator
Morgan David, professor of writing
Morrice Nelson, machinist
Morrow Joseph E., clerk
Morrow Mrs., wid
Moyer Andrew, painter
Moyer Jacob, wheat buyer
Moyer Moses, painter
Nelson Franklin, laborer
O’Hearn Mrs. Margaret, wid Morrice
Oldham Jacob, clerk
Ortt Charles, mason
Osbourne J. b., & Son, storekeepers
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Osbourne John B., of J. B. Osbourne &
Son, postmasttr
Oswald John, wood worker
Palmer Mrs. Bright, wid
Potts Samuel, moulder
Ramsberg Jesse, laborer
Rice David, laborer
Rice Elkanah, harnessmaker
Rogers Bernard, commercial traveller
Rogers James C., clerk
Ross Henry L., blacksmith
Rout Edward, carpenter
Sands Jacob, laborer
Schwab William, potter
Scott John, clerk
Shannon Thomas, clerk
Sinclair Hugh, clerk
Smith John W., machinist
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Edward
Smith Peter, carpenter
Sneider George I’., laborer
Summer Walter
Sutton George, butcher
Sutton Thomas, laborer
Teller Mrs. ‘‘annah, wid David
Thompson Kobert, carriagemaker
Tibby Charles, teamster
Tinlin William, carpenter
Tufford John, waggonmaker
Vanhorn Daniel, blacksmith
Van Sickle Thomas, laborer
Van Sickles Abraham, blacksmith
Vosburgh Mrs. Mary, wid Isaac
Vosburgh William, blacksmith
Walker John 8., grain buyer
Walker W. & W., carriagemakers
Walker Wellington, of W. & W. Walker
Walker William, of W. & W. Walker
Wardell Philip, grocer
Wilson Charles, carriagemaker
Winters John, farmer
Woodard Seth, carriagemaker
Zimmerman Morrice D., hotelkeeper
Zimmerman Wallace, clerk
BEAK BROOK —A village in the town-
ship of Cumberland, county of Russel. A
considerable quantity of timber and ashes
is obtained iu this district. Distant from
Cumberland, a landing of the Montreal
and Ottawa steamers, 10 miles, fare 265c.;
from Ottawa 22 miles, from Morrisburg
65 miles. Mailtri-weekly. Population
about 100.
Anderson John
Buck Jeremiah B., carpenter
Descdte Louis, laborer
Fitzsimmons John, shoemaker
Fletcher William i,, innkeeper
Garrett Glenholme, school teacher
togers John, assistant postmaster
‘Tessier Moise, shoemaker
Walsh John, farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Yates David, shoemaker
BEAVERTON —A thriving village on
Lake Simeve, township of Thorah, vorth
riding of the county of Ontario, This
place will be one of the termini of the Mid-
land railway. Distant from Whitby, the
county town and a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 50 miles, fare $2.60. Mail
daily. Population about 1200,
Adams Mrs.
Anderson James, tanner
Anderson John, tanner
Anderson William, baker
Andrews William P., pumpmaker
| Appleton ©. IL, blacksmith
Appleton Miss, milliner
Arbuthnot Duncan, & Co., storekeepers
Arbuthnot Duncan, of Duncan Arbuth-
not & Co., school teacher
Bates James, blacksmith
| Belimore Alexander, laborer
} Belimore John, laborer
| Bemister James,
veterinary surgeon
| Blake William, of Mabee & Blake
| Brown James, pedlar
Brown Neil, saddler
Bruce George F., of Cameron & Bruce
Burchard Anson, blacksmith
Burns William, bookkeeper
Calder Alexander, farmer
Calder Duncan, J.P., farmer
Cameron Aineas
| Cameron Alex., of Cameron & Bruce?
Cameron & Bruce, storekeepers
Cameron Daniel, carpenter
Cameron Donald,postmaster, land agent
Cameron Duncan
Cameron James, stoves and tinware
Cameron John, tailor
Cameron rey. Duncan, Canada presby-
terian
Campbell Archibald, miller
Campbell Archibald, waggonmaker
Campbell Dougal, bookkeeper
Campbell John, carpenter
Campbell & McMullen, carpenters
Campbell William, laborer
Canada Permanent Building and Sav-
ings society, Charles Robinson, agent
can Cameron
Catheart Miss Jane
Cooper Alexander, clerk
Covper Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker
Corbman Jacob, cabinetmaker
Davidson Charles H.,, issuer of marriage
licenses, merchant
Davie Edward, cabinetmaker
Davison Peter, M.D.
Drake George, bricklayer
Elder David, weaver
Elder George, weaver
Ellis Godfrey, carding and fulling mills
English William, shoemaker
EXPOSITOR (THE), weekly, annual
subscription $1; P. Murray & Oo.,
printers and proprietors
Farquharson Donald, of Farquharson
& Taylor
Farquharson & Taylor, storekeepers
Furnis George, carpenter
Gamble Alexander, weaver
Gilbertson William, builder
Gillespie Gilbert, saddler
Girens William, bricklayer
Glassford Thos., of D. A rbuthnot & ¢
Glassiord John, sawyer ’
| Glover James, saddler
| Gordon James, clerk
| Gordon Neil, storekeeper
| Grahain James, laborer
| Hale William, printer
| Hamilton Alexander, proprietor Hugg.
| ton house
| Horton William, barber
Jackson Miss, milliner
Jardin Archibald, laborer
Jeffries 8. G., watchmaker and jewelly
Johnston John R., druggist
Jordan John, laborer —
Judd Simon, laborer
Knight Richard, painter
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAN,
N. F. Paterson, agent
Linton James B.
| Lloyd John, laborer
| Loosey James, tinsmith
| Lowes John S., M.D.
| Mabee & Blake, shoemakers
Mabee Mrs. Eliza, wid Richard
Mabee Reynard, saddler
McArthur Malcolm, saddler
McArthur John, saddler
McArthur Peter D., baker
McCaskill William
McCuaig Duncan, wag gonmaker
McDonald Donaid G., railroad coutw
| tor
McDonald Lewis, watchmaker
McDougal Robert, clerk
McEwan Gilbert, shoemaker
McFee Mrs. Ellen, wid William
McHattie James, blacksmith
McHattie William, blacksmith
McIntosh James, laborer
McKay Alex., M.D., chemist and dng
gist, coroner
McKay William, laborer
McKinnon Angus, proprietor Onis»
hotel
McKinnon Archibald, blacksmith
McNivin John, blacksmith
McRae Murdoch, teamster
| MARRIAGE LICENSES, Charles De
vidson, issuer
Martin John, shoemaker
| Miller James G., storekeeper
Morison William, pedlar
Moss John, carpenter
|} Munroe Miss Isabella, milliner
| Murray Mrs, Hugh, hotelkeeper
Murray George, printer
MURRAY P., & CO., printers andp
prietors of the Expositor
MURRAY PETER, of P. Murray & 4
editor of the Expositor
Murray Peter, tinsmith
Neason Charles, miller
Nugent —, painter
Ontario hotel, Angus McKinnon, ft
prietor
Ough R. J., M.D.
Paterson Charles, clerk
Paterson John
PATERSON NORMAN F,, soli]
and insurance agent — |
Presbyterian church, rev.}avid Wit
minister
Proctor George R., storekeeper
Proctor George, fen.
Proctor James, turmer
Proctor John, gruw asl gist nil)
McMillan Peter, waggonmaker aif
blacksmith
McNAB DUNCAN, proprietor Ret
house
PROVINCIAL FI
00. OF CANAD
PROVINCIAL PER
ING SOCIETY, N,
Pugh Henry, butcher
Ray Duncan, clerss
REVERE HGUSE,
proprietor
Robinson Alexander,
ROBINSON CHAR
Division court
odman Jeremiah,
at Hamilton house
ogers Mrs. Mary, wi
Roman Catholic ch
Brayer
Moss Donald, bailiff, a
toss Robert, carpente
oss Roderick, garde
Binith ©. H.
Smith George, town
tuart W. O. C., cont
illars Ronald, carde
Shares Alonzo, labore
pencer Mrs, painter
@laylor Thos., of Farq
hompson Abel, carp
Todd Davidson, cabin
Todd James H., wage
Tyrrell Thomas, tailoy
erral George R., mi]
fallace Robert, sadd
yaram Matthew, bak
atson rev. David, P
Wesleyan church, re
jhite Miss Elizabeth,
illiamson David, tai
jilson rev. A. C., W
ilson Samuel, cabin
foodrow Alexander,
BELFAST—A villag
of Ashfield and Wa
Huron, Distant from
mw ty town, and a stati
ae irunk railway, 18 mil
Kincardine 20 miles. }
tion about 150,
gar John, farmer
!ton Jeremiah, farme
Alton Samuel, farmer
rown John, weaver
OWLER ROBERT, |!
Hetherington Miss J
teacher
ohnston Samuel, cary
cCrostie John, farme
cHARDY JOHN, po
merchant
ullen James, tarmer
ennington W. L., bla
hillips Samuel, saw n
orteous & Stroud, bla
ed William H., J.P.,
unciman David, saw
merville Thomas B.,
urgeon Robert, hotel
aggart Robert, weave
aggart Thomas, weay
Vilson William, carpe
yood William, carpen
ELFORD — A sma
township of Markham,
Distant from Markha
the county to
Grand Trunk 1
from Toronto 23 mile
Population about 200.
nthony Edmund, ‘farn
mthony William, farm
nstrong William, far
mmdperow David
by Kirkwood, farmer
by ce Mra, Loover, wid
thnot &
rietor Hunj.
and jewellg
it
SCOTLAM,
nmaker
lroad contw
laker
cer
illiam
ith
mith
mist and drop
Hietor Ontan
ksmith
nmaker att
brietor Reret
, Charles Dy
liner
keeper
eKinnon,
F., soli
avid Wilt
eeper
Hatmil =f
Meitom Toronto 23 miles,
DNTARIO. |
PROVINCIAL FIRE INSURANCE
om. OF CANADA, N. F. Paterson,
PAAVINCIAL PERMANENT BUILD-
2 ING SOCIETY, N.F. Paterson, agent
Pugh Henry, butcher
Ray Duncan, clers
REVERE HOUSE, Duncan
proprietor
Robinson Alexander, teacher
OBINSON CHARLES, J.P., clerk
Division court
Rodman Jeremiah, stage driver, bds
at Hamilton house
Rogers Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph
Poman Catholic church, rev. Father
Brayer :
Moss Donald, bailiff, auctioneer
Ross Robert, carpenter
Ross Roderick, gardener
Binith ©. H.
mith George, town clerk
Siuart W. 0. ©., contractor
Billars Ronald, carder
Shares Alonzo, laborer
Spencer Mrs., painter
@laylor Thos. of Farquharson & Taylor
Thompson : bel, carpenter
‘odd Davidson, cabinetmaker
Noid James H., waggonmaker
Tyrrell Thomas, tailor
Verral George R., miller
Wallace Robert, sadcler
Waram Matthew, baker
atson rev. David, Presbyterian
Wesleyan church, rev. A. C. Wilson
White Miss Elizabeth, fancy weaver
Williamson David, tailor
Wilson rev. A. ©., Wesleyan
Wilson Samuel, cabinetmaker
Woodrow Alexander, laborer
McNab,
BELFAS'T—A village in the townships
of Ashfield and Wawanosh, county of
Huron, Distant from Goderich,the coun-
M ty town, and a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 75c.; from
Kincardine 20 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 150,
gar John, farmer
lton Jeremiah, farmer
Alton Samuel, farmer
rown John, weaver
OWLER ROBERT, farmer
Hetherington Miss L. Jane,
teacher
lohnston Samuel, carpenter
eCrostie John, farmer
OHARDY JOHN, postmaster, general
merchant
ullen James, farmer
ennington W. L., blacksmith
hillips Samuel, saw mill
orteous & Stroud, blacksmiths
eed William H., J.P., farmer
Runciman David, saw mill
omerville Thomas B., grist mili
turgeon Robert, hotelkeeper
ggart Robert, weaver
aggart Thomas, weaver
Vilson William, carpenter
Jood William, carpenter
school
ELFORD— A small village in_ the
township of Markham, county of York.
Distant from Markham 38 miles, from
Whitby, the county town and a station
m/pot the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles,
ail daily.
Population about 200.
nthony Edmund,’ farmer
nthony William, farmer
strong William, farmer
imme dperow David
by Kirkwood, farmer
I ‘4 Mra. Loover, wid Daniel
DOMINION 191 DIRECTORY.
Boyd John, carpenter
Boyd James, J.P., farmer
Bre1r-BEu
Draper Luther, farmer
Earl William, stage proprietor
Boyd William, storekeeper, county con-| Mann Willard, farmer
t stable
Brand David
Burton Israel, postmaster
sutton colonel W. W.
Cocksworth William, farmer
Coley William, tailor
Cornelius rev. William, Bible Christian
Dunna James, farmer :
Duff Alexander, blacksmith
Hagerman Benjamin, farmer
Hagerman Theophilus, farmer
ireson Joseph, hotelkeeper
reson Thomas, painter
Jarvis John, laborer
McMackin Thomas, farmer
Manassa F., farmer
Marr Ira, tavernkeeper
Pry William, gardener
Reesor Jacob, farmer
Richards Peter, mason
Shank Samuel, farmer
Trann James, farmer
BELFOUNTAUtN—A small village in|
the township of Caledon, county of Peel. |
This place wes first settled by William
Frank in 1825. It possesses ‘first class
water power. Distant from Charleston, |
a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce |
railway. 6 miles, from Toronto 45 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Baker Michael, farmer
Baker William, farmer
Blair John, farmer
Blair Mrs., wid Peter, farmer
Blair Peter, farmer
Brock Meadows, cabinetmaker
Brock Robert, cabinetmaker
Brown David, miller
Bush Thomas J., farmer
Byam J, F., saw and grist mill, store- |
keeper, farmer i
Herring Noah, postmaster,school teacher
Hughson Leonard, saw mill
Long William, carpenter
Longstreet Frank, farmer
McDonald William, blacksmith
McTaggart Archibald, waggonmaker
Ramsay Malcolm, carpenter
Redick Frederick C., tavernkeeper
Steele James, tanner and currier
Taylor James, postmaster, storekeeper |
Walker William M., J.P., farmer
White John, turner
BELGBRAVE-—A small village in the
townships of Morris and East Wawanosh
county of Huron, Distant from Wing-
ham 5} miles, fare 25c.; from Clinton, a
station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron
railway, 17} miles, fare 75c, Mail daily. |
Population about 50,
Allison Walter, blacksmith
Armstrong Simon, postmaster, store
keeper
Bell Cornelius G., carpenter
Corbet Christopher, J.P., farmer
Wmberry Gilbert, framer |
HALF-WAY HOUSE, William Morrison,
proprietor
MeSartney David, general store
McCrea John, J.P., farmer
MORRISON WILLIAM, proprietor Half-
way house
Robertson Donald, carpenter
BELHAVEN-—A aemall village in the
township of North Gwillimbury, county
of York. Distant from Newmarket, a
station of the Northern railway, 18 miles,
fare 75c.; from Toronto 60 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 7.
Armstrong Frederick, farmer
Dafoe Albert, wood worker
Martindale M., hotelkeeper
| Morton John, J.P., farmer
Morton Friend, farmer
Prosser Daniel, postmaster, storekeeper
| Prosser Elijah, J.P., farmer
| Silver Myron, blacksmith
| Sprague James, farmer
| Sprague John, farmer
| Sweet Andrew, farmer
| Williams William, faimer
| Winch Henry, farmer
| Winch John, farmer
| Winch Stephen, farmer
SE LLEVILLE--An incorporated town
on the Bay of Quinté, township of Thur-
Jow, west riding county of Hastings.
I is the county town, and is beautifully
situated; its streets are wide, well laid
out, and lit with gas, and it has a number
of handsome public buildings, private
residences, and stores, Front street is the
business street of the town. On Pinnacle
street there is the court house and gaol,
Bank of Montreal, Merchants Bank of
Canada, Masonic Music hall, market and
armory. On Church street, the Gas
works, Grammar school, Shire hall, St
Thomas, St Michael's, St Andrew’s, Wes-
leyan and Episcopal methodist churches,
and the English, Scotch and Catholic
cemeteries. On John street, the Presby-
terian church and Masen'e lodge. On
George street, the skating rink, gymna-
sium,and curling rink, On Hotel street, the
Congregational church. On Bridge street,
the Montreal Telegraph Co. and Domi-
nion Telegraph Co.'s offices, post office,
eustom house, and Ontario ball, On
Moira street, Christ church. On Front
street, the Town hall, police station,
and Workingmen’s Temperance hall,
and at the head of West Frout street,
above the railway track, is Albert
college, an institution under the control
of the Episcopal methodists. This college
was opened in 1857, and has since been
in most successful operation. Its course
of instruction comprises all the branches
of common school, grammar school, and
collegiate training. The ladies department
of this institution has been named the
Alexandra college. There are also six
common schools, two infant schools,
Roman catholic, and a Grammar school,
inthe town. About a mile west of the
town is the institute for the deaf and
dumb, a handsome _ building, — latel
erected, and opened on Thursday, the 20th
October, 1870. The manufacturing inter-
ests of Belleville are most extensive. The
River Moira, which passes through the
town, furnishes very fair water privi-
leges, On its banks are erected several
large manuiactories, among others two
woollen factories, three grist mills, four
sash, door and blind factories, a cheese
box factory, a chair and cabinet factory,
and several saw mills. Some of the latter
have from 90 to 100 saws, employ 150 to
200 men, and are capable of manufactur-
ing about 100,000 feet of lumber every
twenty-four hours, The lumber trade
has been the chief cause of Belleville’s
yrosperity, Besides the above the town
yoasts of other manufactures of various
kinds, such as four extensive foundries, a
yottery, a soap and candle factory, two
reweries, two distilleries, and the
sewing machine manufactory of Mr.
James Barrett. Ship building is also
carried on, Two daily and three weekly
newspapers are issued in Belleville. The
Grand Trunk railway, which passes the
back of the town, has a fine station, and
two locomotive shops; over 100 men are
employed by the Company here. During
season of navigation, steamers leave here
daily for Kingston, tri-weekly for Oswego,
U. S., and weekly for Montreal. There
is a daily steam ferry between Belleville
and the county of Prince Edward, and
daily stages to the Madoc gold district.
Distant from Picton 85 miles, fare $1;
from Madoc 26 miles, fare #1; from Kings-
ton 48 miles, fare by boat $1.26; by rail
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BELLEVILLE. |
#1.€0; from Toronto 118 miles, fare $3.75;
from Montreal 220 miles, fare by boat $5;
by rail $6.15. Mail twiceaday. Popula-
tion about 10,000. The population in 1836
was about 1500, in 1861, according to
census returns, 6,227.
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
BOOK, vce cscccccccccccscsevcscecvonees 200
Board of Trade ....-...csecceesceeeerens 201
Board of Health. ......6.csceeeeeeeeeens 201
OHUECHES coer scccccerevcrcssccccevecees 201
CLUDE .eseees Cre cedeedercvocseene:eocce 201
Companies-—Express oo... 60sec cece eens 201
GAB. . .cccccvcsccvceccoceces 201
Railway ........ . 201
Steamboat ...... . 201
Telegraph....... . 201
Corporation —Fire department . . 201
Police department . 201
County Officials... 6... cece eens os 201
Crown Timber office..........00065 +. 201
Custom house... . sce scerseeeeeeveeevevee 201
Educational —Albert college............. 202
Albert university .........
Alexandria Ladies college... 202
Commercial college........ 202
Common schools. .... 6.066 202
Grammar school........ . 202
R. Catholic Separate schools 202
Inland revenue... ;
Masonic lodges
Militia.......
Newspapers ..
Post office.......... wees 202
Societies—Agricultural .......... .. 202
Literary vccssccees seneeeces 202
National .........scccoeevvees 202
Religious. 6. ce ccceeececeeeee 203
Temperance .......eeeeeeeeees 203
Abbott G. W., of Legate & Abbott,
Front st
Abraham James, laborer, John st
Acherman Mrs. Geo., teacher, Church st
Ackerill D., veterinary surgeon, John st
Adam Augustus H., mason, Front st
west
Adams George, tinsmith, Front st
Adams William, carpenter, Brock st
Adamson Mark, grocer, Front st
Addison John, finisher, Pinnacle st
Agricultural Mutual Fire Assurance
Co., John Thomas, agent, Front st
Aidge William, sawyer, James st
ALBERT COLLEGE, rev. A. Carman,
M.A., president, College hill
Albion hotel, A. Snider & Son, proprie-
tors, Frent st
ALEXANDRA COLLEGE, Mrs. M. A.
Smith, preceptress, College hill
Alford Walter, carpenter, Pinnacle st
Alford William, shoemaker, Reed st
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
of the Canadian and American mails,)
between Montreal, Quebec and Liver-
ool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
during winter navigation, head office,
Montreal ; Canadian Express Co.,
agent, Bridge st. See Adv. page facing
irst cover
Allen Charles, constable, baggage mas-
ter G.T.R., Station road
Alport Mrs. Frederick, George st
ANDERSON PROFESSOR JAMES
D., physiognomist, Front st, h Emily
st
Andrew Frederick, millman, Water st
Anglo American hotel, T. A. Holbrook,
proprietor, Front st
Appleby Mrs. Ann, wid T. D., North
ridge st
Armory and drill hall, David Serviss,
caretaker, Pinnacle st
Armstrong George, machinist, Front st
west
Armstrong Jas, A.,bandmaster,Grove st
Arnois Joseph, laborer, Bridge st
DOMINION 192 DIREOTORY.
a ac aR ee aia a ere (RN | A RR he
Arnott Robert, laborer, Maria st
Arthurs Alexander, shoemaker, Front st
Ashbury George, laborer, off Mill st
Ashley Jacob, tinsmith, Mill st
Atkins Henry R., of G. C. Holton & Co.,
George st
Aunger Esau, clerk, Murney st
Backus George, moulder, John st
Bailey James E., engine driver G.T.R., n
depot
Bain Donald, bds at Anglo American
hotel, Front st
Bain Mrs. James, milliner, Front st
Baker James, carpenter, Moira st
Baker Millar, cabinetmaker, Coleman st
Baker Mrs. Catherine, wid J., Canifton
road
Baker Sandford,
Bridge st
Baker William J., carriagemaker, Mill
st, h Canifton road
Baldwin rev. Arthur H., ch of England,
Commercial st
Ballantyne Simon, agent, Front st west
BANK OF MONTREAL, Robert Rich-
ardson, manager, Pinnacle st cor
Hotel st
Barbeau Antoine, foreman, Church st
Barber William R&., clerk, John st
Barreau Jean Baptiste, laborer, Wharf st
lumber merchant,
BARRETT JAMES, manufacturer of
family and manufacturing sewing
machines, Mill st, h Front st
Bartin Mrs., wid H., Pinnacle st
Bartlett G. R., accountant and teller,
Bank of Montreal, John st
Bartlett Mrs. Smith, wid, John st
Bathurst Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Henry,
Pinnacle st
BAY OF QUINTE ELEVATOR AND
PLASTER MILL, Geo, A. Simpson &
Co.,proprietors, Front st, below Wharf
st, office Bridge st
BAY OF QUINTE STEAMERS, Robert
Tannahill, agent, Front st
Bayeur Mrs. L., wid Louis, Strachan st
Beamish William A., customs preven-
tive officer, Mill st
Beatty 8. G., of Beatty & Wallbridge,
John st
Beatty & Wallbridge, proprietors of
Commercial College, Front st
Beaupré Pierre, carpenter, Canifton road
Beckett Mrs. Eliza, wid Baul, Front st
Beckett Paul, harnessmaker, Front st, h
Coleman st
Beckingham Edward, laborer, Front st
Bedford John, Henry st
Bedford John H. W., dentist, Henry st
Belair John, shoemaker, Front st
Belair Mrs. John, milliner, Front st
Belch John, laborer, off Mill st
Belch Samuel, grocer, Mill st
Belsh John, fireman G.TR,, n depot
Bell Charles W., of Ross, Bell & Holden,
George st
BELL JAMES T., professor agricultu-
ral chemistry, zoology, &c., Albert
college, h Front st west
BELL JOHN, Q.C., of Ross, Bell & Hol-
den, solicitor G.T.R., George st
BELL RICHARD 8., reporter of the In-
telligencer, Front st, h Colborne st
Bell Samuel, laborer, Pinnacle st
Bell Thomas, carpenter, College st
Belleville Curling rink, F. C. Ridley,
secretary, George st
Belleville Board of Trade, Thomas
Kelso, president ; J. Parker Thomas,
secretary
Belleville Meat market, bet Pinnacle
and Front sts, n Bridge st
Belleville Produce market, Jacob Clapp,
lessee, Front st, n Bridge st
,
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BENJAMIN ELLISR., collector Inlay
revenue, Front st, h Dundas st
BENJAMIN MRS., wid Geo., Dundayy
Bennett Patrick, shoemaker, Mill st
Bennett R. N., butcher, 5 Bellerily
market, h Yeoman st
Bennett William, carpenter, Front
Benson Joseph, watohman, Dundas s
Benson Samuel M., surveyor, Hotel st
Bentley Thos. B., accountant, Church
Bininger Mrs. Eliza, wid John, Gt §
James st
Black John, shoemaker, Catherine ¢
Black William, boat owner, off Anns
Blackburn Joseph, cabinetmaker, Prog
st, h Murney st
Blandeau Antoine, laborer, Pinnacle 4
Bleecker William, mill owner, Moira q
Blytheman Robert, laborer, John st
Bogart Abraham L., steamboat own
Pinnacle st
Bogart Cornelius V., shoemaker, Fro
st, h Church st
Bogart D. D., lumber merchant, Bridges
Bogart Henry, captain ferry boat Png
Edward, Pinnacle st
Bogie John, carpenter, Yeoman st
Bonar John, engineer, Wharf st
Bonner Henry, carpenter, Ann st
Bonner Thomas, carpenter, James st
Bonter John C., tavernkeeper, Fronts
Bonter Robert H., teamster, John st
Booth James, commercial _ travel,
George st
Booth Richard, conductor GTR, ¢
depot
Borradaile G. C., proprietor Ne
Dominion hotel, Front st
Boselly Edward P., turner, Mill st wal
Boselly Joseph, blacksmith, Moira st
Boselly Mrs. Joseph, grocery, Moiras
Boselly William, painter, Mill st
Boswell William, slater, Albert st wal
Bottoms Henry Levi, clerk, Murneyst
Bottoms Mrs, Sarah Jane, wid, Murey
Boulter George, Dundas st
Boulter Miss S., dressmaker, Everitt
Lowden William, sailor, Front st
BOWELL MACKENZIE, MP., edi
and proprietor of the Intelligen
and president of the Hastings [as
ance Co., Front st, h Williams
Bowes Mrs. Mary, wid Walker §,, Ja
st
Boyle Thomas, laborer, Colborne st
Bradford David, blacksmith, Frost
west
Bradford Henry, laborer, Grier st
Bradshaw William, car repairer @.14
Canifton road
Bragg Charles, finisher, Ann st_
Branson Martin, cabinetmaker, Pinni#
st
Breakell Robert H., clerk, Annst
Breeman John, laborer, Strachan s
Breeze Thomas, boat builder, off 0
man st
Brennan David, of William Campi
Co., Wharf st . am
Brenton John, contractor, Bridge # J
Brenton William, carpenter, Henry Sg@Uam
Brethour rev. David L.,Wesleyaa,! F.
st am
British America Assurance Co, Rig én
Hulme, agent, Front st
Britton Edward, butcher, Ann st |
Brodie James, switchman G.1.B,
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Butler James, cooper, ¥
Butler James, soap boil
Butler Tobias, machinis
vahill John, fireman, (
Jahill Michael, cleaner
‘ahill William, laborer
gold mining division|
Vharlotte st
amy
DNTARIO. |
Brown G. & J., mar
chinery and agric
Mill st and Gt St.
Brown George, of Br
Reed st
Brown George S., Fi
Brown Harvey, bar t
Brown Jas., grocer, |
Brown James, M.P., |
Mill st cor Gt St J:
Brown John W., cutt
Brown Miss L., assist
andra college
Brown Mrs. Mary, wid
Brown Richard, firem
Brown & St Charle:
Mill st
Brown Thos., firemar
Brown William, shoe
Brydon William, bake
Buckley William, car’
mepulger Mrs. Elien, wi
ton road
Bull George, land agi
Bull Samuel J., barri
Dundas st
Bullen Mrs. Mary Ann,
ullen R., boarding h
ullen Wesley, grocer
ullen William, shoen
unting Robert, team:
urdett David E.,. M.D
urdett Samuel B,, bat
Moira st
urdon Abraham D,
church, Front st
Burdon Alexander, he:
mar school, George |
suigsyne Joseph, labo
bur’
Burke Mrs. M., wid The
Burke Richard, laborer
Mpurke Richard, machin
Burnes John, laborer, ;
Burnell Charles R., ¢
Sawyer’s, William st
BU
¢ James, laborer,
JRRELL ELLIS, axe
sh James, carder, Mc
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lighan Jeremiah, 1a
epot
laghan John, switel
depot
aghan Michael, sw
Janifton road
leron O. K., laborer
bell James, shoem{
bell John G., dised
ants Bank of Cana
bell lieut. colonel
agent, and ingp
pbell Mrs. A., wid
bell Mrs, A. wid 3
bell William, & C
it st
bell William, Grie
pbell William, of Wi
0, James st
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liam J, Smyth, ag
ifton road
Brodie Mrs, Agnes, wid Mungo,
Brooker George, laborer, Murney st
Brosseau Thomas, trader, Pinnacit
Brough William, blacksmith, Duud
Brown Alexander §., contractor, #
cor Gt St James st
Al
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Mpson, agent, Bric
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Pinnacle s
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John st
Oat Owner
raker, Frost
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boat Prine
man st
rf st
\nn st
James st
yer, Frontit
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Mill st
Albert st wel
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tings Ins
illiam st
ker 8, Jan
[borne st
ith, Front
Grier st
pairer G1)
nn st
ker, Pinnit
Ann st
rachan
der, off (
n Campbel
Bridge #
ler, Henry
esleyan, Me
re 00, B
Ann st
G.TR, 4
ungo, J0
Murney st
Pinnacle
ith, Dusd
actor,
Bullen Wesley, grocer, Front st
DNTARI0. }
.& J., manufacturers of ma-
aed and ‘agricultural implements, |
Mill st and Gt St James st
Brown George, of Brown & St Charles,
eed st
beens George S., Front st
Brown Harvey, bar tender, Pinnacle st
Brown Jas., grocer, Front st, h Hotel st
Brown James, M.P., of G. & J. Brown,
Millstcor GtSt James st
Brown John W., cutter, Murney’s hill
Brown Miss L., assistant teacher, Alex-
andra college .
Brown Mrs. Mary, wid James, Yeoman st
Brown Richard, fireman G.T.R., n depot
Brown & St Charles, carriagemakers,
Mill st
Ted Thos., fireman G.T.R., n depot
Brown William, shoemaker, Front st
Brydon William, baker, Front st
Buckley William, carter, Church st —
Bulger Mrs. Klien, wid Michael, Canif-
ton road
Bull George, land agent, Dundas st
Bull Samuel J., barrister, Front st, h
Dundas st .
Bullen Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Jos.,Grove st
Bullen R., boarding house, Front st
Bullen William, shoemaker, Grove st
Bunting Robert, teamster, John st
Burdett David E., M.D., Front st west
Burdett Samuel B, barrister, Front st, h |
Moira st
Burdon Abraham D.,
church, Front st
Burdon Alexander, head master Gram-
mar school, George st
Burgoyne Joseph, laborer, Everitt st
sexton Christ |
Burke James, laborer, r Wharf st
Burke Mrs. M., wid Thomas, Maria st
Burke Richard, laborer, Strachan st
Burke Richard, machinist, Reed st
Burnes John, laborer, Maria st
Burnell Charles R., clerk, bds at M.
Sawyer’s, William st
BURRELL ELLIS, axe and edge tool |
manufacturer, Mill st
Bush James, carder, Moira st
Butler James, cooper, Yeoman st
Butler James, soap boiler, Yeoman st
Butler Tobias, machinist, Pinnacle st
ahill John, tireman, Canifton road
Jahill Michael, cleaner G.T.R., n depot
ahill William, laborer, Wharf st
aaghan Jeremiah, laborer G.T.R., n |
depot
phan John, switchman G.T.R., n
epot
allaghan Michael, switchman G.T.R.
Canifton road
ameron O. K., laborer, Murray st
Jampbell James, shoemaker, Wharf st
Jampbell John G., discount clerk Mer-
chants Bank of Canada, Forin st
ampbell lieut, colonel A. A., crown |
lands agent, and inspector of Madoc |
gold mining division, Front st, h/|
Charlotte st
ampbell Mrs. A., wid Hugh, Chureh st
ampbell Mrs, A., wid John, Front st
petal William, & Co., grain storers, |
. ‘itst
ampbell William, Grier st
ampbell William, of William Campbell
£0, James st
ANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO,
M illiam J. Smyth, agént, Front st
ANADIAN EXPRESS CO,, agent for
Allan Line of Steamships ; James W.
Tumipeon, agent, Bridge st
anada PermanantBuilding and Saving
Society of Toronto, John Thomas,
appraiser, Front st and Bridge st |
DOMINION 193 DIRECTORY.
Cann William, gardener, George st
Carey Peter, mason, Ridley st
Carlett James Ford, M.D., Front st
CARMAN J. W., & GO., proprietors and
rinters of The Ontario, Front st
CARMAN J. W., of J. W. Carman & Co.,
editor of the Daily Ontario, Bridge st
cor Ann st
CARMAN REV. ALBERT, M.A, ata
dent Albert college, College hil
Carman Robert B., M.A., College hill
Carney T., cleaner G.T.R., n depot
Carroll capt. Frs. A., agent, Pinnacle st
Carscallen David J., grocer, Front st
Carscallen John, carpenter, John st
Carthy John, engine driver, Canif-
ton road
Carthy Wm engine driver, Canifton road
Jartwright Mrs. L., wid Amos, Reed st
Case William, baker, Gt St James st
Casey Stephen, track foreman G.T.R., n
depot
CHANDLER EDMONDS, druggist, and
agent for Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., Front st, h Wil-
liam st
Chandler Ed., jun., druggist, Charles st
Chapin Chester G., jeweller, Front st,
h Reed st
Charters & Co., druggists, Front st
Charters James A., of Charters & Co.,
Forin st
Cheesebury Joseph, gardener, 2nd Con-
cession road
Cheevers Pat., earriagemaker, Reed st
Cherry Thomas, cabinetmaker, Hotel st
Childs W., cleaner G.T.R., n depot
Chittenden H. V., proprietor Dafoe
house, Pinnacle st
Chown George, tinsmith, Front st, h
Coleman st
Christ church, ch of England, rev. Sep-
timus Jones, rector, Moira st
Cireault Charles, laborer, Ann st
Clapp Jacob, trader, Moira st
Clapp Walter L., laborer, Bridge st
Clark James, shoemaker, Gt St James st
Clark James A., butcher, 2 Belleville
market, h Benjamin st
| Clark James D., blacksmith, Front st
Clark James W., grocer, Bridge st cor
Ant st
Clark Mrs. Charlotte, wid F., Moira st
Clark Philip, tailor, Colborne st
Clark William, tailor, Front st, h Ann st
Clarke Francis, carriagemaker, Front st
Clarke Francis M., of R. M. Clarke &
Son, Front st
Clarke R. M., & Son, shoe store, Front st
Clarke Robert M., of R. M. Clarke &
Son, Front st
Clarke William, fitter G.T.R., Canifton
road
Claxton Mrs. Emily, wid Francis, board-
ing house, Front st
Cleveland Charles, log driver, Church st
Clokey John, laborer, Hotel st
Soady John, mason, Forin st
Cobb Jehn, carpenter, Front st
Coburn Geo., grocer,Front st, h Hotel st
Coghlin John, laborer, Maria st
Coleman Charles L., clerk of peace,
front st
Coleman Everett Hastings, M.D.
Coleman Mrs. Jane, wid Thos., Moira st
Collector of customs, W. F, Meudell, cor
Bridge and Pinnacle sts, h Moira st
Collins Cornelius,laborer, Canifton road
Commercial college, Beatty & Wall-
brige, proprietors, Front st
COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE CO,, John Tho-
mas, agent, Front st
Comfort John, laborer, Ann st
16
BELLEVILLE,
Common school No. J, John Macoun,
master, Gilbert st
Common school No. 2, N. Vermilyea,
master, Catharine st, cor Ontario
Common school No. 3, Stephen Pashly,
master, Pinnacle st
Common school No. 4, Wm. McKeown,
master, Church st cor John st
Common school No. 5, John Irwin,
master, Grove st
Condon Edward, barber, Front st, h
Pinnacle st
Conger Brothers, grocers, Front st
Conger James A., of Conger Brothers,
Forin st
Conger R. D., of Conger Bros., Front st
Congregational church, rev, J. L. Roke,
Hotel st
Conlan Martin, gardener, Cedar st
Connell John, laborer, James st
Connelly James, gardener, Pinnacle st
Sunol James, laborer, Mill st west
Conner William, shoemaker, Front st
Conners Jas., laborer G.T.R.,Colborne st
Conway Bernard, carter, Colborne st
Conway Mrs. Mary, wid John, John st
Cook John, grocer, Front st cor Hotel
st, h Queen st cor Charles st
Cook John, laborer, Mill st
Cook Mrs. Annie, wid James, hotel
keeper, Railway st
COOPER THOMAS W.,_ proprietor
Railway house, Railway st, opp G.T.R.
depot
Cooper William, of William Cooper &
Co., bds at Albion hotel, Front st
Cooper Wm., & Co., grocers, Front st
Copeland James, harnessmaker, Front
st, h William st
Corbitt John, teamster, John st
Corbitt William, laborer, John st
Corby H., & Son, millers and distillers,
Front st
Corby Henry, of H. Corby & Son,
Bridge st
Corby Jas., of H. Corby & Son, George
st
Corby Thomas, baker, r Moira st
Cornelius Joshua, painter, off Mill st
Cornell Henry, painter, Ann st
Costello Patrick, shoemaker, Front st
Cottrell Thomas, engine driver G.T.R.,
n depot
County Clerk’s office, Thomas Wills,
Shire hall, Church st
County Treasurer's office, Francis Mc-
Annany, treasurer, Pinnacle st
Coughlin Lawrence, laborer, Everitt st
Court house, Thos, Wills, county clerk,
Pinnacle st cor Campbell st
Courtenay John, fancy goods, Front st,
h Dundas st
Covert John, mariner, Church st
Cox Chapman, bookkeeper, Canifton
road
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker, Coleman st
Coyle William, laborer, Chureh st
Crang George, carpenter, William st
Crang James, carpenter, William st
Crawford George 8., clerk Bank of Mon-
treal, Pinnacle st
Creeper John, laborer, Smithville road
Crown Lands office, A. A, Campbell,
agent, Front st
Crowther William, short hand writer
G.T.R., William st
Crozier John A. G., clerk, crown timber
office, John st
Crozier Lief N. F., deputy registrar,
John st
Orozier St Geo,, musical doctor,professor
of music Albert college, h John st
Crysdale Daniel, carpenter, Emily st
Cullen Michael, laborer G,T.R., n depot
BELLEVILLE.
Cummeford Themas, laborer, Geddies st
Cummins Georg®, hostler, Pinnacle st
Cummins James, saddler, Front st
Cummins William, off Coleman st
Cunningham Daniel, machinist, John st
Curlett James ™, M.D., Front st
Curtis Don Carlos, merchant, Grove st
Curtis William, machinist, Church st
Custom house, W.F. Mendel, collector,
cor Bridge and Pinnacle sts
Dafoe house, H. N. Chittenden, pro-
prietor, Pinnacle st cor Bridge st
Dafoe Zenas, Church st
Daley John, laborer, Lewis st
Dalton Robert, laborer, Ridley st
Daly Andrew, fireman G.T.R., n depot
Daly Timothy, engine foreman G.T.R.,
Mill st
Dame Aaron, tinsmith, Grove st
Dame & Cornelius, painters, Front st
Dame Mrs. Susannah, wid Aaron,
Hotel st
Dame William, painter, Hotel st
Daniel John, car inspector G.T.R., Can-
ifton road
Daniels Joseph, axemaker, Strachan st
Daniels T. M., car checker G.T.R., Can-
ifton road
Davenport George A., clerk, Front st
Davey William, carpenter, John st
Davidson James, laborer, Church st
Davis Charles, engineer, Meyers’ hill
Davis J. L., billiard room, Dafoe house,
Pinnacle st
Davis James, machinist, George st
Davis James, sailor, Pinnacle st
Davis James, of Davis & McRae, Queen
st cor Albert st
Davis Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Mill st
Davis & McRae, builders, Pinnacle st
Davis Wm., harnessmaker, Front st, h
Meyers’ hil
Davy Edward W., bookkeeper, Front st
DAVY ROBERT P., of Davy & Selden,
town treasurer, produce commission
merchant and general agent, Wil-
liam st
DAVY & SELDEN, general dealers in
hides, pelts and wool, Front st
Dawson R., B.A., T.C.D., professor of
ancient languages and literature,
Albert college, h Hotel st
Deacon Edward, carpenter, Murncy st
Deacon William, baker, Front st
Dean John G., foreman, Hotel st
Dean W. W., master in chancery, Bridge
st, h Ann st cor Bridge st
Dearnly Charles, clerk, Mill st
Deegan William, laborer, r Grier st
Demers James, cook, Pinnacle st
Demers Joseph, laborer, Church st
Dempsey John, brickmoulder, Church st
Dempsey Michael O., fancy ;oods, Front
st
Denmark George, of Ponton & Den-
mark, Hotel st
Dennison William, John st
Detlor Stephen, teamster, Mill st
Dewsbury James, laborer, John st
Diamond Abraham W., of Diamond &
Diamond, police magistrate, Hotel st
Diamond & Diamond, barristers, Front
in W., Coleman st
llington J., of Diamond &
D 1, Hotel st
Dickens William, confectioner, Front st
Dickson George, coppersmith G.T.R.,
Canifton road
Dickson George, tailor, Murney st
DICKSON GEORGE D.,_ barrister,
Bridge st, h Ann st
Dickson William King, clerk Bank of
Montreal, bds at Dafoe house
DOMINION 194 DIRECTORY.
Dingman Hezekiah, laborer, Henry st
Dockstador John, clerk, Hotel st
Docter Wm., hotelkeeper, Railway st
Doherty Mrs. Bridget, wid Michael,
Church st
Doherty Mrs. Michael, John st
Dolan Edward, jun., mason, Mill st
Dolan Edward, sen., mason, Mill st
Dolan Francis, plasterer, Murney st
Dolan James, weaver, John st
Dominion Telegraph Co., Robert J.
Kilbeck, manager and _ operator,
Bridge st
Donoher Lawrence, shoemaker, Church
st
Donohough Michael, laborer, Wharf st
Donovan Edward, lumberer, Moira st
Doran Charles, carpenter, George st
Dorland P. V., M.D., Front st west
Doucet Eli, laborer, Church st
Dougall Allan R., barrister, Front st, h
Hotel st
Dougall Mrs,
Church st
Downs Michael, laborer, Albert st west
Downs William, laborer, Front st
DOYLE JOHN, proprietor International
hotel, Front st
Drader Mrs. H., wid Martin, Emily st
Drew Edward, engine driver G.T.R.,,
Victoria st
Drewry John, foreman, Pinnacle st
Driscoll Bartley, laborer, John st
Dubeau A., laborer, Canifton road
Dubeau Joseph, tailor, Charlotte st
Dufoe Octave, laborer, Church st
Dulmage Jacob, carriagemaker, Murney
Elizabeth, wid John,
st
Dunlop Robert, foundryman, Mill st
Dunn Patrick, laborer, Dundas st
Dunnett James W., dry goods and gro-
ceries, Front st, h Hotel st
Dupont Edward, clerk, Charles st
Eaves Mrs. Jane, wid James, Mill st
Edwards Clark, grain dealer, Ann st
Egleton Samuel, Henry st
Eilbeck Robert J., manager and opera-
tor Dominion Telegraph Co., Bridge
st
Elliott Charles H., miller, Pinnacle st
Elliott Robert, dry goods, Front st, h
Meyers’ orchard
Ellis Alfred, butcher, Mill st
Ellis J., engine driver G.T.R., n depot
Ellis William, axemaker, Mill st
Ellis William, rag dealer, Canifton road
Elsworthy W., commercial traveller,
Dundas st
Elvins Richard, grocer, Front st
Embury John, laborer, Pinnacle st
Empey Millar, of Robertson & Empey,
Front st
Emsley James, mason, William st
Episcopal cemetery, Church st cor
Bridge st
Episcopal methodist church, rev. Jos.
Wild, M.A., pastor, Church st cor Gt
St James st
Esson Mrs., Forin st
Evans Edward, Yeoman st
EVANS JOHN D., civil engineer and
wrovincial land surveyor, Bridge st, h
Villiam st
Evans Thomas, civil engineer, Moira st
Ewen T. E., sewing machines, Front st
EXCELSIOR SALOON AND RES-
TAURANT, John I, Shaver, propri-
etor, Bridge st
Fairbairn R., engine driver G.T.R., n
depot
Fairy Patrick, sailor, Front st
Farrelly very rev, James, R. catholic,
St Michael’s church, Church st
Falconer James, tailor, Pinnacle st
[ Proviney
———e
Fahey Peter, mason, Murney st
FALKINER;:NATHANIEL 3. harris
Bridge st ;
Fanning Fred., hotelkeeper, Fronty
Fanning Hiram, clerk, Bridge st
FANNING WALTER, omnibus tl
livery depot, Bridge st
Farrell John, iaborer, Geddies st
Fee John, carter, Charlotte st
Fenn Robert, teamster, Reed st
Ferguson David C., druggist, Mumeyy
Ferguson Matthew, weaver, Front
west
Finch Henry, millwright, Lewis s
Finigan Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Michyt
College st
Finkle William, milkman, Pinnacle g
Finn John, solicitor, Front st, b Vi,
toria st
Fitz William, ice pedlar, off Mill ¢
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, Lewis ¢
Fitzgerald Thomas, iaborer, Wharf¢
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, Pinnacles
Fitzpatrick Patrick, moulder, Mil g
west
Flagler Stephen M., post office cut
Bridge st
Flannary Patrick, pensioner, Geddiey
Fleming James, baker, John st
Fletcher A., & Co., produce degln
Front st
Flint Christopher, painter, Colemang
Flint Eber & vano and melody
manufacturer, Bridge st cor Piny
cle st, h Pinnacle st
Flint hon. Billa, of Flint & Yeomay
Bridge st
Flint John J. B., of Flint & Roberts,
Queen st
Flint & Robertson, barristers, Bridgeq
Flint & Yeomans, mill owners, Waters
Flynn Francis, bar tender Dafoe how,
rront st
Flynn P. H., school teacher, Johns
Foltz Gregory, machinist, Mill st wet
Ford Frederick, gunsmith, Front st
FORIN JOUN, architect and builie
Hotel st, h Forin st
Forrest Lorenzo, photographer, Fru
st, h Moira st
Foster Thomas, axemaker, Coleman
FOSTER W.A., manufacturer and de
in brick and drain tile of vari
kinds; orders for shipment prompl
attended to; office of the Bay ¢
Quinté brick works, Dundas st
Fowler J. W., dyer, Coleman st
Fox John, storekeeper, Front st, t
Grove st
Fraleck Edison B., barrister, Fronts!
Franks James, painter, Emily st
Freelan James, of McCurdy & Freelas,
Front st ‘
Freeman Wm. John, laborer, r Churehit
Fretts Allan, sashmaker, Pinnacle
h Dundas st
Frost Frederick, cabinetmaker, Moir
Frost Henry, bookkeeper, Canifton toil
Fry Charles, laborer, Benjamin st
Fry Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Amos, {%
James st
Fuller Charles, engine driver G.1.R.2
depot
Fuller Charles D., clerk, Octavia st
Fuller & Co., distillers, Dundas st, oft
Front st :
Fuller Willigm D., of Fuller & C0,
Bridge st
Furnival Mrs., wid, boarding hou,
Cosey hall, Bridge st
Gabourie Félix, grocer, Front st
Gainey Mrs. J., wid Humphrey, An! i
Gallaher Michael, John st
DyTario. }
Wilbert Mrs. Sarak, v
A(ilass Jas.,hardware,
allaher William,
aol, E, W. Meyers,
st cor Campbell s
sardner Thomas, p]
arland William,
Shanuonville roa
arratt William H.,
jarrett Stephen, co
as works, John R
Chureh st n Whar
authier Frederick,
een James, fire Ins}
Jeen Samuel, confec
Jerow Daniel, board
tiberson William, ci
jibson George, catt
Jibson George, shoe
jilbert Caleb, potte
silbert J. A. M., sash
Moira st, h Murney
tilbert William, ped
yillen Michael, hard
John st
jillespie Henry G., ¢
jirls school, Miss O
Dundas st cor Chu
yiroux Joseph, labor
tiroux Peter, blac
depot
tivians Thomas, Ho
tivians William, tin
jlass Noble, foundry
rlinckland Alex., st
west
yodfrey John, sawye
yoldsmith Elijah, cag
tolloghy Bernard, ts
yoode George, fi rishe
yoode Richard, foun
joodwin W., painter:
yordiueer Harvy, pec
wordon John H., age
yordon Robert, clerk
iorman J., firemaa G
rorslin William, car
rouin Walier F., exe
terrace
jould Cornelius [., ea
wouthier Fred., axeint
mace Mrs, Catheri
Front st
Graham Alexander,
Pinnacle st
waham Donald, of P
Charles st
miham George, bl
Canifton road
raham I, B., of W.1
hds at Dafoe house
maham Peter D., m:
raham W. H. & |
Front st
aliam W.H., of W,
bds at Dafoe house
irainger James, bu
market, » Bridges
mainger Joseph, bu
market, h Pinnacle
rainger William, lal
mammar school, A
master, bet Churel
RAND TRUNK J
TION, William ©,
Way st
mant James, Moira s
Grant William A., of
Front st
sratrix J,, carpenter
Beray George, boiler
Vi oria st
sreatrix Richard, cot
reves Herbert, law
ROVINGE
DNTario.}
allaher William, sawyer, Dundas st
aol, E, W. Meyers, governor, Pinnacle
st cor Campbell st we
ardnet Thomas, plasterer, W illiam st
arland William, watchman G,1 R.,
Shanuonville road
arratt William H., Charles st _
arrett Stephen, constable, Bride"st
as works, John Robertson, overseer,
Church st n Wharf st
authier Frederick, Mill st west
een James, fire inspector, Bridge st
een Samuel, confectioner, Bridge st
erow Daniel, boarding house, Front st
tiberson William, carpenter, Mill st
yibson George, cattle dealer, James st
jibson George, shoemaker, Front st
ilbert Mrs. Sarak, wid B. 8., John st
jilbert Caleb, potter, Muruey st
ilbert J. A. M., sash and blind faetory,
Moira st, h Murney st
ilbert William, pedlar, Church st
sillen Michael, hardware, Front st, h
John st
tillespie Henry G., Grove st
jirls school, Miss O. Bannan, teacher,
Dundas st cor Chureh st
yiroux Joseph, laborer, Water st
tiroux Peter, blacksmith G.T.R., n
depot
rivians Thomas, Hotel st
s William, tinsmith, Henry st
: Jas.,hardware, Frontst, h Glass st
Voble, foundryman, Cedar st
linckland Alex., stonecutter, Front st
west
1 ‘
sf +» Dati
'r, Front
id ‘Ont st
ge st
nibs gp)
dies st
est
ed st
ist, Murnepy
er, Front 9
Lewis st
Wid Michud
, Pinnacle g
nt st, h Vip
fF Mill st
r, Lewis
r, Wharf
tT, Pinnacles
der, Mill g
office clerk
er, Geddiesg
lin st
duce dealer
, Colemang
nd melodeg
t cor Ping
& Yeoman
y John, sawyer G.T.R., Gilbert st
smith Elijah, carpenter, Moira st
Bernard, tailor, Murnev st
ge, fiaisher, Grier +
tichard, founder,
joodwin W., painter, W
Gorduecr Harvy, pedlax, James st
wordon John H., agent, Albert st
ordon Robert, clerk, Front st west
iomand,, firemaa G.T.R., a depot
rorslin William, carpenter, off Mill st
i Walter F., excise officer, Meyers’
oC
& Robertsoy,
ers, Bridges
iers, Waters
Dafoe hou,
yoo west
er, Johnst
Mill st wat
| Front st
and builier
upher, Frost
sould Cornelius [., carpenter, Dundas st
routhier Fred., axemaker, Colborne st
nace Mrs, Catherine, wid Thomas,
Front st
matham Alexander, clerk Dafoe house,
nnacle st
maham Donald, of Phippen & Graham,
Charles st
imaham George,
anifton road
vaham 1. B., of W. HL & £. B.
lsat Dafoe house
iraham Peter D., mariner, Murney st
‘alam W. H. & I, B. dry goods,
rront st
iam W.H., of W. H. & 1. B. Graham,
_bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
rainger James, butcher, 8 Belleville
n Bridge st
‘Joseph, butcher, 6 Belleville
market, h Pinnacle st
rainger William, laborer, r Church st
fammar school, Alexander Burdon,
master, bet Church and John sts
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY STA-
TION, William ©, Nunn, agent, Rail-
way st
rant James, Moira st
tant William A., of Lacroix & Grant
me Front st
sratrix J, carpenter G.T.R., n depot
yotay George, boiler washer G.T.R.,
ictoria st
rreatrix Richard, confectioner, Front st
reaves Herbert, law student, Murney st
Coleman it
rer and deal
3 of varios
lent prompilr
the Bay ¢
das st
an st
Front st,
xi
blacksmith G.T.R.,
r, Frontst
ily st
y & Freelas,
traham,
.¥ Churehst
innacle st
ler, Fronts,
ker, Moirist
anifton road
min st
Amos, Gti
er GTR,
tavia st
das st, offte
iller & Co,
ing hous,
ht st
rey, Ans
DOMINION 195 DIRECTORY.
OE
Greaves Mrs. K., wid Richard, Murney st
Greaves Walter, law student, Murney st
Green Albert L., accountant, Bridge st
Green Joseph, cook, Catherine st
Grier rev. Tol ch of England, Church
st cor Bridge st
Griffin Michael, fireman G.T.R., Emily st
Grills Abel, butcher, Ann st
Grills Lewis, carpenter, Octavia st
Grimes Thomas, engine driver G.T.R.,
n depot
Guest Mrs. Mary, wid A., Murney st
Hagan Peter, laborer, Colborne st
Haines John J., sen., commission agent,
Forin st
Haines n J., jun, shoe store, Front
st, h . -orge,st
Haley Mrs. Mary, wid Jerry, Geddies st
Halping Joseph, shoemaker, Canifton
road
Hambly James H., druggist, Front st, h
George st
Hambly Philip H., confectioner, Front st
Hambly Samuel, carpenter, Railway st
Hambly Walter, telegraph operator
G.T.R., Railway st
Hamilton & Co., ginger ale manufac-
turers, Gt St James st
Hamilton Lawrence, of Hamilton & Co.,
Mill st
Hamilton William L., clerk Inland reve-
nue, Meyers’ terrace
Hampton Henry, carpenter, Grove st
Haniffe Michael, laborer, Church st
Hannah Joseph, laborer, John st
Hannan Sylvester, shoemaker, Front st,
h Murney’s hill
Hanrahan John, laborer, Ridley st
Hanwell George, conveyancer, Front st,
h Meyers’ orchard
Hanwell licut. general Joseph, Forin st
Harcourt Jolin S., pedlar, Geddies st
Hardy Thomas, laborer, Ann st
Hargraves George, Dundas st
Hargraves Johu, foreman, Front st
Tarold Alexander, cooper, Dundas st
Harrigan John, laborer, 2nd Concession
road
Harrigan Lawrence, switchman G.T.R.,
2nd Concession road
ILurris Samuel, carpenter, Moira st
Harris W.N,, of HE. B. Hunt & Co., bds
at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
Harrison Edw. A., musie store, Front st
Harrison John, clerk, William st
Harry Joseph, grocer, Front st
Harvey John, carpenter, Albert st
Haslett John J., surveyor, Dundas st
HASTINGS CHRONICLE, weekly,
annual subseription $1.50; EB. Miles
& W. Meek, proprietors and printers,
Front st
Hastings hotel, Stephen O'Lrien, pro-
prietor, Front st
HASTINGS INSURANCE CO., Mac-
kenzie Bowell, M.P., president ; James
H. Peck, secretary, Front st
Hayard Fred, 8., carpenter, Emily st
HAYMES GEORGE H., hatter and
farrier, Front st, h Moira st
Hayne Emanuel, grocer, Front st
Hayne Francis, laborer, Baldwin st
Hawyard W. J., barrister
Heller Andrew, dyer, Millst
Henderson Frederick G, A., of Hender-
son & Henderson, Dundas st
Henderson George E., of Henderson &
Henderson, Dundas st
Henderson & Henderson, barristers,
Front st
Henderson John, Hotel st
Henderson Jn.,, carpenter,off Coleman st
Henderson Lawrence H., attorney, &c.,
Front st
BELLEVILLE.
Henry Adam, of Robertson & Henry,
bds at Mrs. Furnival's, Bridge st
Henry Wm., grocer, ferryman, Front st
Herbert Mrs, Ann, wid Wm., Bridge st
Herchimer Mrs. Charles, John st
Hicks Charles, laborer, Bridge st
Hill James, carter, Coleman st
Hill John, carpenter, James st
Hoare Thomas, laborer, Pinnacle st
Hodge John, grocer, Front st
HOGG JAMES, merchant tailor and
clothier, Front st, h Coleman st
Hogg William, baker, Front st
Holbrook T, A., proprietor Anglo Amer-
ican hotel, Front st
Holden David, clerk, Dundas st
Holden Erastus, Hotel st
HOLDEN JAMES C., chemist and drug-
gist, Front st cor Hotel st, h Bridge st
Holden Rufus, M.D., Bridge st
Holden Thomas, of Ross, Bell & Holden,
agent Phoenix Insurance Co., George
st
Holmes James, shoemaker, Mill st west
Holmes James, brakeman G.T.R., off
Mill st
Holton Charles, of G. C. Holton & Co.,
John st
Holton Ezra W., John st
Holton G.C., & Co., dry goods, Front st
Holton George C., of G.C. Holton & Co.,
John st
Holton William E., of G. C. Holton &
Co., John st
Hooper Henry, shoemaker, Pinnacle st
Hope William, M.D., Pinnacle st
Hopkins Thomas, carpenter, Canifton
road
so ag W., cleaner G.T.R., Canifton
rout
Horn Michael, John st
Horton Cyrus, stage agent, Pinnacle st
Hose Charles, engineer, Pinnacle st
Howard captain Thomas A., Front st
West
Howard Miss Sarah, Dundas st
Howe Robert, butcher, Murney st
Howell Charles, carpenter, Ridley st
Howell Mrs. Francis T., Pinnacle st
Howson Mrs. Bridget, wid George,
Church st
Hoyle Stephen, laborer, Yeoman st
a Clinton D., bottle washer, Gt St
James st
Hughes James, laborer, Murney st
Hughes Mrs. James, Canifton road
Huick Joseph P., mason, Church st
Hulme Robert C., clerk Division court,
agent British America Assurance Co.,
John st
Hunt Charles, clerk, Lewis st
Hunt H. b., & Co., hardware, Front st
Hunt H. B. of H. B. Hunt & Co.,
Meiva st
Hunt Joho, fireman G.T.R., n depot
Hurley Jeremiah, aborer, Front st
Hurley Mrs. C., wid James, Church st
Hutchinson Alexander, shoemaker, Eve-
ritt st
Hutchinson Caleb,
Everitt st
Hutchinson William, shoemaker, Smith-
ville road
Hynan Mrs. Margaret, wid John, grocery,
Chureh st
Hynes William L., tinsmith, Church st,
cor Gt St James st
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, Ellis R,
Benjamin, collector, Front st
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO,,
J. Parker Thomas, agent, Front st
and Bridge st
HOTEL,
shoemaker, bds
INTERNATIONAL
Doyle, proprietor, Front st
John
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ght PERE NNE eo Sere en) af NNTARIO. |
$4 INTELLIGENCER (THE), annual sub- | Kenney Dennis, mariner, Front st Lloyd Robert R., U.S. consular get
bi scription to daily $5; to weekly $2; | Kenney Miss Jane, Church st Bridge st, h Hotel st fcGee Arthur, eng
He Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., editor, pro-| Keogh Mrs, Hannah, wid Patrick, Cole- | Lockerty Thomas, tobacconist, Fronty Canifton road
Pen prietor and printer; W. A. Shepard, mun st Lockett Frederick, clerk, Ann st feGee William, lab
sub-editor, Front st
Jack Mrs. Mary, wid Henry, clothing
store, Front st, h Charlotte st
Jacquair Francis, lumberer, r Moira st
James Hy., M.D., Front st, h Church st
James Mrs. Margaret, wid George, Cole-
man st
James Robert, Smithville road
Janeway Henry, laborer, GtSt James st
Jarvis Francis, laborer, Church st
Jarvis William, night agent G.T.R.,
n depot
Jellett & Brother, barristers, Bridge st
Jellett Morgan, of Jellett & Brother,
Charlotte st
Jellett Robert P., of Jellett & Brother,
bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
John Street church, Presbyterian, John
st, cor Hotel st
Johnson Benjamin, teamster, Maria st
Johnson James, mason, Octavia st
Johnson Miss Ellen, Henry st west
Johnson Miss Mary, Front st
Johnson Mrs. Julia, wid John, Murney st
JOHNSON WILLIAM, hats, furs and
ents’ furnishings, Front st, h Charles
Johnston Edward, laborer, Church st
Johnston Mrs. Sarah, wid Enoch, Vic-
toria st
Johnston Mrs. Julia,
Henry st west
Johnston Thomas, brickmaker, Front st
Jones Nathan, dry goods, Front st, h
Bridge st
Jones RK. Canifton road
Jones rev. Septimus, ch of England,
pastor Christ church, Bridge st
Jones Washington W., dry goods, Front
st, h Hotel st
Jones William, agent, Smithville road
Jones William, of A. 8. Page & Co.,
Bridge st
Jones William, lumber dealer, Henry st
Jones William F., clerk, Bridge st
Josey Mrs. H., wid Michael, Wharf st
Joyce John, laborer, Albert st west
Juno Theodore, waggonmaker, Strachan
st
Kain J., fireman G.T.R., n depot
Kallery Patrick, laborer, Church st
Keelitian Michael, moulder, Colborne st
Kehoe Michael D., tavernkeeper, Front st
Keiser Benjamin, laborer, Church st
Keith David, farmer,2ndC oncession road
Keith George, of J. M. Walker & Co.,,
Meyers’ terrace
Keith James B., machinist, Mill st
Keith Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph, Hotel st
Keith Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Ann st
Keller Mrs. A., wid William, Emily st
Kellett Richard, foreman G.T.R., Vic-
toria st
Kelly John, ticket clerk and operator
G.T.R., n depot
Kelly Mrs. Ellen, wid Francis, Church st
Kelso Charles J., clerk Merchants
Bank of Canada, George st
Kelso Thomas, of Pitceathly & Kelso,
George st
Kennedy James, dry goods, Front st
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer, Dundas st
Kennedy Matthew J., laborer, John st
Kennedy Mrs. Margaret, wid James,
Church st
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, John st
Kennedy Robert, millman, Cedar st
Kennedy Robert, sawyer, Dundas st
Kennedy Samuel, woodman G.T.R
Canifton road
Kennedy William, laborer, Murney st
wid William,
a
Kerr Francis, harnessmaker, Hotel st
Kerr John, George st
Kerr Mrs, Sarah, wid George, Hotel st
Ketcheson Mrs. P., wid Benjamin, Pin-
nacle st
Keyes Andrew, auctioneer, Bridge and
front sts, h Pinnacle st
Kilpatrick John, mason, Yeoman st
Kilpatrick William, carpenter, Smith-
ville road
Kinch John, sawyer, Dundas st
King J. W., carpenter, Murney’s hill
Kinsella Mrs. Elizabeah, wid Pierce,
Colborne st
Kirk Mrs, Christina, wid James, Yeoman
st
Kobold William, laborer, Wharf st
Keerber Alex., music teacher, Bridge st
Kouber Vincent, marble cutter, Frontst
Kyle John, titter G.T.R., Canifton road
Kyle Samuel, farmer, Church st
Kyle Samuel, hotelkeeper, Front st
Kyle Thomas, engine driver G.T.R.,
Canifton road
Kyle William, sawyer, Wharf st
Lacey Judson C. T., assistant post-
master, Bridge st
Lachance Louis, Pinnacle st
Lacroix & Grant, cabinetmakers, Front
st
Lacroix Henri, of Lacroix & Grant,
Grier st
Lafontaine John, axe finisher, off Mill st |
Lafontaine Mrs. Helen, wid George, Gt |
St James st
Lake J. C,, manager McCuaig’s pottery, |
Mill st
Lakey William, shoemaker, Ridley st
Lambert Joseph, carter, Lewis st
Lane David, carpenter, Commercial st |
Lockett James G., Ann st
Loft Nicholas G., carpenter, Dundas q
London John, printer, Colborne st
| London and Lancashire Life Thsuranes
Co., John Thomas, agent, Front «+
| Lowrie James, finisher, Canifton to
Lummis Wm., freight clerk G.TR, ,
depot
Lynch Philip P., bookkeeper, Pinny.
cle st
Lynch Wm., teamster, Gt St James 4
Lyons Henry, tinsmith, Church st
Macdonald John P., coroner, Fronts
Macinnis John, clerk, Front st west
Macintosh Thos., grain buyer, Moira
Mackenzie Daniel, gas engineer, Chun)
st
Mackie Jas., of Fuller & Co., Churehy
Maclaren John, carpenter, Albert st
MacLellan Archibald L., of MacLella
& MacLellan, Ann st
MacLellan Duncan, of MacLellan ¢
MacLellan, Ann st
MACLELLAN & MACLELLAN, by.
risters, &c., Front st
Macoun James, of J. M. Walker & Cy,
Front st
Macoun John, M.A., professor of botany,
geology, &c., Albert college ’
| Macoun John, school teacher, Gilbert st
McAdie William, carpenter, Mill st
McAnnany Francis, county treasurer
Dundas st
McArthur Neil, harnessmaker, Front st
h William st
McArthur Samuel, gardener, 2nd Com
cession road
McCaffrey Mrs. Mary, wid Hugh, Grier
st
McCaffrey Raymond, grocer, Front st
Langman Elisha, mason, Murney st
Lanktree James, shoemaker, Railway st |
Latimer Chas., boarding house, Front st |
Lattimer John, foreman, Dundas st
Laurence Daniel, cabinetmaker, Mur-
ney st
Lauzon A.,, porter, Front st
Lawlor Mrs. Mary, wid Dan., Church st
Lawlor Patrick, laborer, Chureh st
Lawne Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel, Church st
Lazier John, woollen factory, Canif-
ton road cor Reed st, h Queen-st
LAZIER & LAZIER, barristers and
attorneys at law, Bridge st
Lazier Samuel, carpenter, Dundas st
Lazier Samuel 8., of Lazier & Lazier,
Queen st
Lazier Thomas A., of Lazier & Lazier,
Meyers’ orchard
Leavens George N., of Robinson & Lea-
vens, Mill st
Leavens Hector, r Mill st
Legate & Abbott, confectioners, Front
st
Legate William, of Legate & Abbott,
Front st
Lewis John, hardware, Front st, h Pin-
nacle st
Libbey George, laborer, Dundas st
Ling Edward, carpenter, Wharf st
Lingham Job, lumberer, John st
Linklater Thomas, tinsmith, Front st
Linn George, clerk, Ridley st
Lister James, M.D., Pinnacle st cor
Bridge st
Litten Noah, laborer, Ridley st
LIVERPOOL AND LONDCN AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COE, Chan-
dier, agent, Front st
Lloyd John b,, carpenter, Front st west
| McCallum John, laborer G.T.R., Millit
west
McCarthy James, bar tender, Bridge st
| McCarthy James, shoemaker, Water #
McCarthy John, laborer, Maria st
McComb James, fancy goods, Front §,
ht George st
| McCormick Dominick,
borne st
| McCormick Mrs. Margaret, wid A
thur, grocery, Moira st cor Fronts
west
| McCoy Alexander, gardener, Maria st
| McCoy David, teamster, John st
| McCoy James, laborer, John st
| McCoy Mrs. C., wid J., Coleman st
| McCreemon Donald, laborer, Yeomans
| McCreery Robert, laborer, Strachan s
| yeCrudden John, policeman, Wharfst
McCrudden William, teamster, John #
McCuaig’s power, James MeCutig
proprietor, resides in Picton, J. ¢
bake, manager, Mill st
McCurdy & Freelan, tavernkeeper,
| Front st
McCurdy James, of McCurdy & Freelaa,
Front st
| McDonald Chris., laborer, Charlottes
McDonald Michael, laborer G.T.R, 2
depot ‘
McFadden James, traveller, Everitt st
McFarlane James, laborer, Catherines
McFee A. & J., jewellers, Front st
McFee Allan, watchmaker, Front st, h
Moira st
laborer, (ol
at Mrs. Furnival’s, Bridge st
| Mrs. Furnival’s, Bridge st i
McGarry Thomas, carter, Charlottes
McFee Angus, of A, & J. MeFee, bit
McFee John, of A. & J. McFee, bds at
cGinnis Alexanded
icGinnis Mrs. Ca
Canifton road
eCinnis Richard, sl
eGinnis Thomas, ¢
cGinty James, labo
eGowan Jas., foun
eGuire James, groq
eGuire Philip, labo
cHugh Michael, bu
clnincl’ Henry, ble
h Coleman st
elntosh Robert, cle
tion road
cIntosh William,
house, Pinnacle st
f{cKay Alexander, b]
{cKay Donald, cler
fcKay Francis, joine
cKay George, mille
fcKay James, drugg
cKay John D,, cabin
f{cKenna John, finish
f{cKenzie captain
Advance, Pinnacle
{cKenzie Miss Lucre
cKenzie Mrs. Els
Pinnacle st
eKeown Jolin, shoe
{eKeown William, t4
cKnight Thomas, |
Mill st
{cLaren James, pedl:
cLaughlin Hugh, la
cLenuan James, le
Mill st
cLeod Mrs. Julia, v
B cery, Front st
eMahon Michael, Sn
eMaster captain Fra
cMillan Mrs. 8., wid
fcMuilin Jas., marble
cNeil John, conducts
McNeil 8S. fireman G.
feNulty John, labore
McNulty Mrs. Mary, v
McPherson John, b
nacle st
McRae Thomas, of
Meyers’ orchard
McTaggart Miles F., }
feVicker James, labo
Mahon Michael, carpe
Maiden Joseph, pensic
Malcolm Wm., steam!
Malett C., contractor,
falo Ovide, tailor, Cx
lalway Samuel,labo:
Mamber Thomas, mas
fanley James, mason
Mann Nicholas, barbe
Mannahan James, lal
Manuel Thomas, cab
James st
Marcot Theophilus, en
larder And., carriage
farlow Lewis, innke
Marque Francis, labo
larshall James, road
depot
Marshall Wm., shoem
Martin Charles, prop
dry, Water st, h Cc
Martin John, clerk, D
Martin John W.,, finis
fasson James, law s'
Masters Alfred, carpe
Matthews 8. watchm
platthews Wm., gard
Matthews Wm., jun,,
depot
OVINCE op.
—$—j
isular age,
ist, Fronts
Lnn st
, Dundas q
Orne st
@ Tnsurane
, Front st
Nifton roy
« GTR, y
per, Pinng.
st James x
arch st
r, Front 3
t st west
er, Moira s
leer, Chured
sy Church i
Albert st
” MacLellay
lacLellan &
LLAN, bar
Uker & Co,
or of botany,
ege 4
qT, Gilbert st
Mill st
y treasurer
er, Front st,
r, 2nd Con-
Hugh, Grier
r, Front st
TR, Mill st
, Bridge st
br, Water st
Aria st
3, Front i,
borer, Cok
t, wid Ar
hor Front st
, Maria st
in st
h st
hman st
, Yeoman st
trachan st
, Wharf st
er, Jobn st
Mec uaig,
leton, J. &
ernkeeper,
r & Freelaa,
harlotte st
b GTR, 0
Jveritt st
Vatherine st
lont st
Mont st, h
{cFee, bis
st
Nee, bds at
arlotte st
7
DNTARIO. }
eGee Arthur, engine driver G.T.R.,
Canifton road
eGee William, laborer, Ann st
{cGinnis Alexander, grocer, Mill st
feGinuis Mrs, Catherine, wid Hugh,
Canifton road .
eGinnis Richard, shoemaker, Gilbert st
eGinnis Thomas, clerk, Mill st
eGinty James, laborer, Pinnacle st
eGowan Jas., foundryman, Ridley st
cGuire James, grocer, Bridge st
eGuire Philip, laborer, Bridge st
cHugh Michael, butcher, Church st
clninch Henry, blacksmith, Front st,
bh Coleman st
elntosh tobert, clerk G.T.R., off Sta-
tion road
eIntosh William,
house, Pinnacle st
fcKay Alexander, blacksmith, Forin st
fcKay Donald, clerk, Bridge st
fcKay Francis, joiner, John st
{cKay George, miller, Murney st
fcKay James, druggist, John st
{cKay John D,, cabinetmaker, Ridley st
fcKenna John, finisher, Gt St James st
cKenzie captain Allan, schooner
Advance, Pinnacle st
{cKenzie Miss Lucretia, George st
McKenzie Mrs, Elsie, wid Duncan,
Pinnacle st
cKeown Jolin, shoemaker, Front st
{cKeown William, teacher, Church st
cKnight Thomas, laborer G.T.R., off
Mill st
{cLaren James, pedlar, Lewis st
cLaughlin Hugh, laborer, Colborne st
cLenian James, laborer G.T.R., off
Mill st
cLeod Mrs. Julia, wid Norman, gro-
cery, Front st
cMahion Michael, Smithville road
ceMaster captain Francis, Ann st
cMillan Mrs, 8., wid William, Moira st
eMuilin Jas., marble dealer, Everitt st
{eNeil John, conductor G.T.R., n depot
{cNeil S., fireman G.T.R., n depot
feNulty John, laborer, Baldwin st
McNulty Mrs. Mary, wid Mark, Moira st
McPherson John, boilermaker, Pin-
nacle st
McRae Thomas, of Davis & McRae,
Meyers’ orchard
McTaggart Miles F., M.D.
cVicker James, laborer, Church st
Mahon Michael, carpenter, Cedar st
Maiden Joseph, pensioner, Pinnacle st
Malcolm Wm., steamfitter, Benjamin st
Malett C., contractor, Railway st
falo Ovide, tailor, Coleman st
lalway Samuel,laborer, Gt St James st
Mamber Thomas, mason, George st
lanley James, mason, Cedar st
fann Nicholas, barber, Front st
Mannahan James, laborer, Mill st west
lanuel Thomas, cabinetmaker, Gt St
James st
farcot Theophilus, engineer, Pinnacle st
Marder And., carriagemaker, Church st
larlow Lewis, innkeeper, Bridge st
Marque Francis, laborer, r Moira st
Marshall James, road master G.T.R., n
depot
farshall Wm., shoemaker, Front st west
Martin Charles, proprietor Moira foun-
dry, Water st, h Coleman st
Martin John, clerk, Dundas st
fartin John W., finisher, Coleman st
pron James, law student, Front st
asters Alfred, carpenter, off Mill st
Matthews 8., watchman G.T.R., n depot
Alatthews Wm., gardener, Victoria st
Matthews Wm,, jun., cleaner G.T.R., 0
depot
packer, custom
DOMINION 197 DIRECTORY.
Maxfield Mrs. Sarah M., practical nurse,
Moira st
Maybee Peter, agent, Bridge st
Maybey Allan, mariner, Church st
Maybey Mrs. John, Dundas st
Maybey Samuel, grocer, Front st
MEACHAM JAMES H., postmaster,
Bogart’s block Bridge at’ h Pinnacle st
Meaghan Patrick, laborer, Water st
MEAGHER JAMES, jun.,wholesale and
retail dealer in groceries and provi-
sions,shingles and cord wood,Front st
Meagher Jolin, laborer, Colborne st
Meagher Michael,carpenter, Charlotte st
Meagher Philip, moulder, Gt St James st
Meagher Thos., engine driver G.T.R.,
2nd Concess‘on road
Meehan Mrs. S., wid Peter, Pinnacle st
MEEK WILLIAM, of E. Miles & W.
Meck, Meyers’ orchard
Membry Mvs. Henry, milliner, Bridge st
Mencau Joseph, laborer, Church st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
And, Thomson, manager, Pinnacle st
Mercier David, laborer, off Mill st
Meredith Geo., bookbinder, Colborne st
Merriam James, engineer, John st
Merrick George, grocer, Front st
MEUDELL JAMES S., hatter and fur-
rier, Front st, h Moira st
Meudell W. F., collector of customs,
cor Pinnacle and Bridge sts, h Moira st
Meyers Edward W., governor of gaol,
Pinnacle st cor Campbell st
Meyers George W., harnessmaker, Gt
St James st
Meyers John, tinsmith, Murney st
Meyers Mrs. H., wid B. W., Meyers’ hill
Middlemass Joseph, blacksmith G.T.R.,
2nd Concession road
Mikel William, grocer, Front st
MILES KE. & W. MEEK, proprietors and
publishers of the Hastings Chronicle,
Front st
MILES ELIJAH, of E. Miles & W.|
Meek, William st
Miles W.S., post office clerk, William st |
Millar James, cooper, John st
Miller Charles E., Grove st
Miller John, butcher, 3
market, h Charlotte st
Mills Alexander, whitewasher,Church st |
Mills David, watchman G.T.R., Canif-
ton road
Mills James, tailor, Moira st
Mills Parker, shoemaker, Front st, h
Pinnacle st
Mills Peter, stonecutter, Strachan st
cor Front st
Mills William, freight checker G.T.R.,
otf Station road
Milne James, laborer, Canifton road
Milton William, gardener, Dundas st
Miner George, laborer, Church st
Mitchell W. H., barber Dafoe house, Pin-
nacle st
Moffatt Alexander, carpenter, Grier st
Moira foundry, Charles Martin, proprie-
tor, Water st
Mollin Charles, tavernkeeper, Front st
Montreal Marine Insurance Co., John
Thomas, agent, Front st
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
CO., head office, Montreal; Canadian
Express Co., agent, Bridge st. See
Aldv (ALLAN Line) page facing first
rover
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, James
W. Thompson, agent, Bridge st
Moore Benjamin, laborer, Church st
Moore James B., filer, Front st
Moore John, carpenter, r Moira st
Moore John G., foreman of tlhe Intelli-
gencer, George st
Belleville
BELLEVILLE.
Moore Stephen A., marble dealer, Front
st, h Ann st ?
Moran Miss Elizabeth, school teacher,
John st
Morden Andrew,carriagemaker, Church
st
Morden Mrs. Emily, wid Thompson,
Bridge st
Morgan William, farmer, Benjamin st
Morhee Francis, hostler, Moira st
Morrice Alexander, shoemaker, Front
st, h William st
Morris John, laborer, Strachan st
Morris Mark, laborer, Church st
Morrow 8. EK. A., photographer, Front st
Morton Albert, Geddies st.
Mulhearn Mrs. Bridget, wid Patrick,
Cedar st
Mullins James, carter, Maria st
Mullins John, sailor, Wharf st
Mullins Michael, mariner, Wharf st
Mulloney Edward, Baldwin st
Murney Mrs. Maria, wid Edm., Bridge st
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, Church st
Murphy John, laborer, Grier st
Murphy John, mariner, Wharf st
aU y Mrs. Kate, wid B., Canifton
roa
Murphy Timothy, chandler, Wharf st
Murray David, laborer, John st
NEAL JAMES W., coal and wood mer-
chant, and sole agent in Belleville
for the Lackawanna coal, office Front
st, h Dundas st
Neilson George, contractor, John st
Neilson George W., bill clerk Merchants
Bank of Canada, John st
Nelson John machinist, Pinnacle st
Newbery Robert, accountant, Dundas st
New Dominion hotel, G. C. Borradaile,
wroprietor, Front st
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
J. Parker Thomas agent, Front st
and Bridge st
Newell William N,,
Front st west
Newman James, laborer, Commercial st
Nichol Hy. W.E., law student, Front st
Nichol Thomas, M.D., professor Albert
college, Bridge st
Nicholson Jacob, stonecutter,Octavia st
Nolan Hugh, hotelkeeper, Front st
Nolan James, carter, Ann st
Norfolk Mrs. Emily, wid Samuel, Pin-
nacle st
G.T.R., n
music teacher,
Northcott John, carpenter
depot
Northcott William, carpenter, n depot
Northgraves William J., jeweller, Front
st, h Pinnacle st
Northrup Anson G., clerk of court,
and President Young Men's Christian
Association, John st
Nosworthy Jas., contractor, Bridge st
Nugent Mrs. M., wid Richard, Wharf st
Nulty Eugene, clerk, Moira st
Nulty Luke, clerk, Moira st
Nulty Michael, auctioneer, Front st
Nulty Patrick, gardener, Strachan st
Nulty Patrick M., barrister, Front st
NUNN WILLIAM C., station agent
G.T.R., Moira st
Nutter Benjamin, carpenter, Hotel st
Nutter Geo, A., photographer, Front st
Oca nb Nicholas, carpenter, 2nd Cou-
cession road
Ockerman D., tax collector, Everitt st
O'Brien Lawrence, drover, Canifton
roud
O’Brien Stephen, proprietor Hastings
hotel, Front st
O'Hara Patrick, laborer, Pinnacle st
O’Hare Mrs. Delia, wid John, John st
O’Meally Michael, John st
2 ere
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BE.LevILLE.
O'Neil James, laborer, r Mill st
O'Neil Michael, laborer, Canifton road
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY DEPOT,
Walter Fanning, proprietor, Bridge st.
See Adv
Ontario hall, George H. Haymes, agent,
Dominion buildings, Bridge st
Ontario skating rink and gymnasium,
Charles Dunbar, lessee, George st
ONTARIO (THE), annual subscription
to daily $5; to weekly $1.50; J. W.
Carman & Co., proprietors and prin-
ters, Front st
Ormand William, gardener, 2nd Conces-
sion road
Ormand William, jun., laborer G.T.R.,
2nd Concession road
O'Rourke John, laborer, Pinnacle st
Orr Alexander, laborer, John st
Ostrom Sylvester, woollen factory, Mill
st, h Geddies st
Ostrom William A., clerk, Grove st
Overell James C., fancy goods, Front st,
h George st
PAGE A.8., & CO., lumber merchants,
Bridge st
Page A.S., of A.S. Page & Co., resides
in Oswego
Paik James, carpenter, Wharf st
Palen Duncan, carpenter, Albert st
west
Palen Ezekiel, carpenter, Albert st west
Panter John, Murney st
Papineau Chs., boarding house, Front st
Park George, laborer, John st
Parker Charles, laborer, Strachan st
Parrott Roderick, grocer, Railway st
Parsons Richard, brewer, Church st
Pascoe Lewis, cabinetmaker, Front st
Pascoe William, clerk, Mill st
Pashly Stephen, school teacher, Pin-
nacle st
Patterson Reuben S., of Brown & Pat-
terson, of Whitby, Mill st
Paul John, mariner, Ann st
Payette Alexander, laborer, Dundas st
Payne Robert, laborer, Church st
Pealo Edward, laborer, off Baldwin st
Pearson Henry, hatter, Front st
Pearson John, fireman G.T.R., n depot
Peck James H. secretary Hastings In-
surance Co., Front st
Peckham Robert, painter, Strachan st
Pepper John, carpenter, Albert st
Perkins Edward, tavernkeeper, Front st
Perkins William, shoemaker, Front st, h
Maria st
Perry Abisha W., lumber dealer, John st
Peterson Cephas, marble cutter, Front
st west
Petrie Allan T., chief of police, Front st
Pettigrew Richard J., customs broker,
Bridge st, bds Pinnacle st
Phoenix Insurance Co., Thomas Holden,
agent, Bridge st
Phillips N. W., Charles st
Phippen & Graham, soap and candle
manufacturers, Front st
Phippen John, ash merchant, Dundas st
Phippen Mrs. Mary, wid John, Front st
Phippen Samuel H., of Phippen & Gra-
ham, Front st
Pierce Robert, laborer, Murney st
Pigden Thomas, clerk, Church st
Pike Thos., telegraph operator, Forin st
Pike William, clerk, Meyers’ terrace
Pitceathly David, of Pitceathly& Kelso
Forin st ’
PITCEATHLY & KELSO, wholesale
grocers, Front st
Pittis Mrs., wid J., r Mill st
Phelps Mrs. Elizabeth, wid A., John st
Poitras Mrs. Charlotte, wid Peter, Pin-
nacle st
DOMINION 198 DIRECTORY.
sella ietinomannintasessenennsnaensesnnsi nasa nestesnaesnedtserpniananipntinhaeviteitnae erences at
Police station, Allan T. Petrie, chief
of police, Front st
Ponton & Denmark, barristers, Front st
Ponton James N., deputy registrar
Church st, h Sidney st
Ponton Miss Isabella, Bridge st
Ponton William H., of Ponton & Den-
mark, registrar, Pinnacle st
Poole Joseph, engineer, Canifton road
Pope George, clerk, Ann st
Post Frederick, carpenter, Murney st
Post Jason, carpenter, Moira st
Post John, carpenter, Gt St James st
POST OFFICE, J. H. Meacham, post-
master, Bogart’s block, Bridge st
Potter Mrs. 8., wid Andrew, Moira st
POTTS GEORGE JERALD, M.D.,Hotel
st cor Pinnacle st
Powell William, blacksmith, Front st
Power Mrs. Mary, wid Dr. Jas., Pinnacle
st
Pretty Edgar, farmer, Pinnacle st
Pretty Henry, of A. Fletcher & Co.,
Front st
Price J., fireman G.T.R., n depot
Price Rees, grocer, Front st, h Charles st
Prieur Olivier B., hotelkeeper, Front st
Prime Arthur, fireman G.T.R., n depot
Pringle Andrew N., planing mill, Moira
st, h Grove st
Proctor Amos E., axemaker, Mill st west
Purtle Simon, laborer, Canifton road
QUEEN INSURANCE CO., Mackenzie
Bowell, agent, Intelligencer office,
Front st
Quincy Henry, blacksmith, Murney st
Quincy J., striker G.T.R., n depot
Quinn Peter, laborer, Strachan st
Racey George W., leather dealer, Front
st, bds at Mrs. Alport’s, George st
RAILWAY HOUSE, Thos. W. Cooper,
proprietor, Railway st, opp G.T.R.
depot
Randolph
Railway st
Rankin Miles, machinist, Pinnacle st
Rankin William W., engineer, Front st
west
Rapson John, baker, George st
Rathburn E. W., of H. B. Rathburn &
Son, Mill point
Rathburn H. B., of H. B, Rathburn &
Son, Mill point
Rathburn H. B. & Son, lumber mer-
chants, Front st
Read Charles N., teller Merchants Bank
of Canada, Pinnacle st
Read hon. Robert, Front st, h Sidney
Reddy Michael, laborer, John st
Reddy Mrs. Michael, grocery, John st
Reddick James, of Reddick & Thomp-
son, Albert st
Rednor John, mariner, Commercial st
Reed Austin §., stage driver, Bridge st
Reed Gersham, Mill st
Reed John L., grocer, Mill st
Reed William H., laborer, Pinnacle st
Reid A., brakeman G.T.R., n depot
Reeves George, carpenter, Henry st
Reeves Joseph P., saddler, Front st, h
Church st
William, boarding house, |
‘
[Province op OxraRIO ]
Richard James, carpenter, Pinnacle t
RICHARDSON ROBERT, mana
Bank of Montreal, Pinnacle cor
Hotel st i
Richmond Sylvester, carpenter,
chan st
Ridley Charles, M.D., Pinnacle st
Ridley Frederick, barrister, Front s
RITCHIE GEORGE, & CO,, staple ag)
fancy dry goods, Front st
Ritchie George, of George Ritchie & Cy
Charles st
Rhoenigk Louis, cabinetmaker, Pro:
st, h Henry st
Roach Mrs. Kate, wid Patrick, Coy
ton road
Roach Thomas, shoemaker, Murney
Roan John, sawyer, Dundas st *
Robaille Camille, agent, Dundas st
Roberts Peter, laborer, Wharf st
Robertson Alexander, mayor, barriste
Bridge st
Robertson Alexander, of Robertson §
Henry, bds at Albion hotel, Front
| Robertson David B., of Flint & Rober
son, Pinnacle st
| Robertson & Empey, dry goods, Fronts
| Robertson Geo., millwright, Pinnacles
| Robertson & Henry, dry goods, Fronts
Robertson James, of Robertson & Empey,
Hotel st
Robertson John, overseer Gas work,
Church st
! Robilliard Chareste, laborer, Wharf s
| Robilliard Francis, laborer, Wharf «
| Robilliard Prime, laborer, Wharf st
Robilliard Rémi, laborer, Wharf st
Robinson James M., foreman, Di
Robinson & Leavens, shoemakers, }
st
Xobinson Mrs. J., wid William, Moirast
Robinson Mrs, Sarah, wid Thomas, (t
St James st rhs ‘chael. yar
Robinson William, of Robinson & Le Ft afiotiag) “yar
vens, Hotel st : hechan Simon, labore
Roblin George, teamster, Pinnacle st JEPARD WILLIAM
Roblin Marshall B., insurance ages the latellfmencer YG
Daily Ontario office, Front st herwood George. j1 i
Roblin William, laborer, Emily st John st ia ai
Roe Edward, laborer, Chureh st hevlin Mrs. Bridee
Roe Thomas, laborer, Church st Church st BS
Roffey William, mason, Church st ibley Ira, College st
Roke rev. J. L., Congregationalis!, Hol MMMhire hall, Thomas Wil
st ' on i ee ps
Rolland Joseph, laborer, Bridge st erie
Roman Catholic female sep: hort John, carpenter,
Miss Elizabeth Moran, teach boultz John W., shiva
Roman Catholic male separate st cor Grier at” ;
P. H. Flynn, master, John street houltz L.. tailor Strac
Root Wallace, cabinetmaker, John st cker Vrs. Armina wi
Rosenberg Henry, jeweller, Front s) nacle st zie
Grove st prichs J. F.. erocer. Py
Ross, Bell & Holden, barristers, B lls oe dates t
Ross hon, John, Q.C., of Ross, be nonds Allan M,, eabj
Holden, resides in Some chan st pate :
Ross James, mason, r Mill st_ Impson Ge te
Ross James, mill owner, Water a,b Ch Wheto whole
Lewis st MPSON GEORGE A
Ross John G., tanner, Pianacle st irietors Bay of Quint
Ross Walter, Church st , laster mill, Front st |
Rough Mrs. Mary, wid Amarand, Joins : °
Russell Lawrence, t
Rutherford Thos,, ca
Ruttan Philip, drove
Ruttan Wilmot 8., pe
Ryan Mrs. Bridget, w
Riffrey William, shoe
Rilmon Mrs. Sarah
Coleman st
Kalmon Patrick, baili
anderson rev. Ge
Pinnacle st
Randerson Robert, Gt
Ravage Jolin G., cabit
h Moira st
Bawyer M., & Co,, drt
Sawyer Merrick, of
William st
Beallan Hugh, laborer
Bclineider Alexander,
Behofield Heary, drug}
Bchotield William, eng}
Victoria st
Scholes William H., gi
Queen st
Bchryber Simeon, saw
Scovil Filo L., boardir
dley Sylvester, labo
lden Virgilius, of
Front st
erviss David, caretal
Christian Associatic
® room, Front st, n Pi
bexien Henry, mason,
weplanks Miss Martha,
road
annon James, bar te
jannon Mrs. A., wid
waeharkey Patrick, labor
MeHAVER JOHN L,, pre
saloon and restauran
| hea John, machinist, }
Mebechan John, laborer
Str.
Reeves William, blacksmith, Pinnacle st
Reeves William, carpenter, Ann st
Registrar's office, William H. Ponton,
registrar; James N. Ponton, deputy
registrar, Shire hall, Church st
RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
J. Parker Thomas, agent, Front st
and Bridge st
Relyea G. V. N., dentist, Front st, h
John st
Reney Joseph, G.T.R.,,
n depot
Requier Francis, sawyer, Ann st
brakeman
office Bridge st
Rous Frederick, clerk, George st mpson James H.. of G
ov Frederick H., crockery, Frou SM ¢ Co, barrister, Dung
n George st 4 son Mrs. Addlatda
Routledge Mrs. Mary, wid John, Smit st cae Adelaide,
ville road
Rowen Mrs, A., wid Thomas, Churhs
ROY ROBERT M., town clerk, coro
Front st, h George st
Roy R. Maitland, tie inspector 6.1
Ann st
ROYAL INSURANCE CO., Georg?
Dickson, agent, Bridge st
Russell James, cabinetmaker, Cedar
mpson Mrs. Margery
toria st eins
son E.J., Charlemont
ter Alfred, ship carp
veaJ., engine driver
mall George E., Glass |
heaton Edward,of J. M
Meyers’ hill |
bith Albert, J.P., Fron
VINCE Op
ay
ONTARIO ]
nnacle a Russell Lawrence, tailor, Dundas st
Manager Dutherford Thos, carpenter, Meyers’ hill
cle st oir Hip uttan Philip, drover, Murney st
Pittan Wilmot S., policeman, Murney st
Dvan Mrs. Bridget, wid, Colborne st
siffrey William, shoemaker, Front st
Bilmon Mrs. Sarah Ann, wid Peter,
Coleman st
bias Patrick, bailiff, Coleman st
Binderson rev. George, Wesleyan,
Pinnacle st
Banderson Robert, Gt St James st
Ravage Jolin G., cabinetmaker,Front st,
h Moira st ;
Bawver M., & Co., druggists, Front st
Rawver Merrick, of M. Sawyer & Co,
William st
Beallan Hugh, laborer, Pinnacl: st.
Schneider Alexander, labor.:, Lewis st
Behofield Henry, druggist, Front st
hter, Str.
le st
ront st
Staple and
tchie & Co,
aker, Frost
riek, Canit
Murney st
rf st
yr, barrister,
Victoria st
Scholes William H., grocer, Front st, h
Queen st
Bchryber Simeon, sawyer, Ann st
Beovil Filo L., boarding house, Frontst
dley Sylvester, laborer, Front st
slden Virgilius, of Davy & Selden,
Front st
rviss David, caretaker Young Men’s
Christian Association Free Reading
Broom, Front st, o Pinnacle st
exten Henry, mason, Front st
hanks Miss Martha, teacher, Canifton
road
hannon James, bar tender, Pinnacle st
jannon Mrs. A., wid Robert, Bridge st
uarkey Patrick, laborer, Yeoman st
TAVER JOHN 1, proprietor Excelsior
saloon and restaurant, Bridge st
hea John, machinist, Mill st
eehan John, laborer G.T.R, n depot
echan Michael, yardman G.T.R., n
depot
heehan Simon, laborer, Church st
TEPAR
the Intelligencer, r George st
herwood George, judge County court,
Jolin st
bevlin Mrs. Bridget, Philip,
Church st
hibley fra, College st
hire hall, Thomas Wills, county clerk,
Church st cor Campbell st
hort George, laborer, Coleman st
hort John, carpenter, Yeoman st
houltz John W., shoemaker, Strachan
st cor Grier st
houltz L., tailor, Strachan st
cker Mrs, Armina, wid Whitney, Pin-
nacle st
richs J. F., grocer, Front st, h Moira st
lls Samuel, foreman, Colborne st
monds Allan M., cabinetmaker, Stra-
chan st
npson Geo. A., of Geo. A. Simpson &
Co, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
MPSON GEORGE A., & CO,, pro-
rietors Bay of Quinte Elevator and
laster mill, Front st below Wharf st,
ofice Bridge st
npson James H., of Geo. A. Simpson
&(o,, barrister, Dundas st
npson Mrs. Adelaide, wid James, Gt
St James st ‘
mpson Mrs. Margery, wid Robert, Vic-
toria st
son E. J., Charlemont lodge, Moira st
ter Alfred, ship carpenter, Albert st
ven J, engine driver G.T.R,, n depot
hall George E., Glass st
heaton Edward,of J. M. Walker & Co.
Meyers’ hill ,
bith Albert, J.P., Front st
obertson t
1, Front st
it & Robert
ods, Fronts
, Pinnacle
ods, Fronts
on & Emp,
Gas wok &
r, Wharf st
Wharf st
Wharf’ st
hart st
in, Dundasst
akers, Froat
iam, Moira !
Thomas, (it
inson & Let
innacle st
PaANICe Agen
nt st
mily st
heh st
ch st
ureh st
nalist, Hote
wid
idee st
harate schoil
cher, Jo
hrate schol i
n street
ler, John st
, Front st,b
ers, Bridget
Ross, Bell &
0
st
Water st,
acle st
rand, Joins
rge st
bry, Front §
ohn, Smith
hs, Church
erk, coront
betor G.1B)
),, George!
ker, Cedar
WILLIAM A., sub-editor of
DOMINION 199 DIRECTORY.
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|
Schofield William, engine driver G.T.R.,| SMITH REV, JAMES C., ch of Scot-
| Smith Frederick T., laborer, Front st
Smith Alexander, laborer, Pinnacle st
Smith Charles, engine driver G.T.R,,
Victoria st
Smith Charles, photographer, Front st
Smith Charles B., carpenter, Front st
west
Smith Charles F., silver plater and tin-
smith, Front st, h Hotel st
Smith Edward, laborer, Ann st
Smith Henry, boatman, John st
Smith James, carpenter, George st
Smith John, iaoksmitt Wharf st
Smith Josiah, teamster, Yeoman st
Smith Luther, carpenter, Mill st
Smith Mrs. Alice, wid Patrick, laun-
dress, Strachan st
SMITH MRS. M. A., preceptress Alex-
andra college, College hill
Smith Paul, laborer, Ann st
land, George st
Smith Robt., engineer G.T.R., Gilbert st
Smith Samuel B., tinsmith, Front st
SMYTH WILLIAM J., agent Canada
Life Assurance Co., Front st, h Cole-
man st
Snell Edmund, butcher, Front st, h
Railway st
Snider A., & Son, proprietors Albion
hotél, Front st
Soal Mrs. Jane, wid Richard, Smith-
ville road
Soby George, horse trader, Mill st
Soles Robert, axe grinder, Baldwin st
Somers Mrs, Charlotte, wid Michael,
Canifton road
Spence James, teamster, Henry st west
Spencer Richard, carpenter, Yeoman st
Spriggs George, painter, Gt St James st
Spry Jonathan, laborer, Smithville
road
Spry Richard, coppersmith G.T.R., off
Station road
St Andrew’s cemetery, cor Church and |
Hotel sts
ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, Presbyte-
rian, rev. James C, Smith, pastor, cor
Church and Hotel sts
St Charles Jas., of Brown & St Charles,
bds at Hastings hotel, Front st
St Michael’s church, R. catholic, very
rev. James Farrelly, pastor, Church st
St Thomas’ church, ch of England, rev.
John Grier, M.A., rector; rev. Arthur
H. Baldwin, curate, Church st cor
Bridge st
Stamford J. L., car checker G.T.R., n
depot
Stanger William, Lewis st
Biantey Benjamin, porter, Bridge st
Stapley Henry, carpenter, n Mill st
Stapley Walker, carpenter, Moira st
Starling C. J., railway contractor, 2nd
Concession road
Starr George, laborer, Charlotte st
Stead Jonathan, weaver, Murney st
Steele Willis, painter, off Mill st
Stephens Smith, clerk G.T.R., Bridge st |
Stevenson John, millman, John st
Stevenson Mrs, Robert, grocery, Ann st
Stevenson Robert, sawyer, Ann st
Stewart George M., exchange office, |
Bridge st, h George st
Stewart Mrs. Jane, wid Andrew, Geddies |
st
Stewart Robert, M.D., George st
Sti: ion John, carpenter, Pine st
Stoneburg Wm. A., mariner, Church st |
Storms Ira, sectionman G.T.R., Geddies |
st
BELLEVILLE.
Sullivan Mrs. Ann,wid Dennis,Church st
Sullivan Mrs. Mary J.,wid John, grocery,
Dundas st
Sullivan Thomas,
Pinnacle st
Sutherland captain William, Albert st
Sutherland J. & W., dry goods, Front st
Sutherland John, of J, & W. Sutherland ,
Muntreal st
Sutherland William, of J. & W. Suther-
land, George st
Swallow John, bricklayer, Bridge st
Symons William, tailor, Front st, h Yeo-
man st
TANNAHILL ROBERT, produce mer-
chant, agent Bay of Quinte steamers,
Front st, h George st
Tansey Patrick, tavernkeeper, Canifton
ron
Tapson Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William
Murney st
Tardy Eli, laborer, Front st
Taugher James laborer, Mill st west
Tangher Patrick, laborer, Mill st west
Taylor George, sheriff, Dundas st
Taylor John, deputy sheriff, John st
Taylor John, jeweller, Front st
Taylor John 1: bailiff, Murney st
Taylor Levi, of Fuller & Co., Pin-
nacle st
Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Alexander,
Murney st
Taylor Orman, carter, John st
Taylor Richard, agent, Meyer's hill
Teal John, locomotive foreman G.T.R.,
n depot
Templeton William, storekeeper, Front
st, h Grove st
Tennent William, moulder, Church st
Terwilligar Alexander N., shoe store,
Front st, h John st
Thomas George, bricklayer, Front st
Thomas George, laborer, Church st
THOMAS J. PARKER, barrister, attor-
ney at law, official assignee, agent
New York Life Insurance Co., Reli-
ance Life Insurance Co., Imperial
Fire Insurance Co., and Travelers
Life and Accidental Insurance Co.,
Front st and Bridge st
Thomas John, appraiser,agent Commer-
cial Union, London and Lancashire,
Montreal Marine, and Agricultural
Mutual Insurance Cos., Front st and
Bridge st
Thomas John, carter, Glass st
Thomas John L., barber, Front st
Thomas Mrs. Eliza, wid Edward, Mill st
Thomas Mrs. George, grocery, Front st
Thompson Hercules A., of Reddick &
Thompson, Hotel st
Thompson Hugh, laborer, Murney st
THOMPSON JAMES W., agent Mon-
treal Telegraph Co., Canadian Ex-
press Co., and for Allan Line of
Steamships, Bridge st, h Front st
Thompson Jeremiah, clerk, William st
Thompson John,street surveyor,Front st
Thompson John F., travelling agent,
Everitt st
Thompson Matthew M., clerk, Bridge st
Thompson Mrs. Bridget, wid Evan W.,,
Church st
Thompson Thomas, laborer, Maria st
Thompson William, butcher, John st
Thompson Wm., carpenter, Murney st
Thompson William, laborer, Murney st
Thompson William, millwright, John st
Thompson Uriah E., telegraph operator,
Ann st
THOMSON ANDREW, manager Mer-
carriagemaker,
Storms Martin, woodman G.T.R., Mill st
Stratton Aaron, carpenter, Church st
Sturgen Charles, laborer, Murney st
chants Bank of Canada, Pinnacle st
Thomson Robert, accountant Merchants
Bank of Canada, Front st
BELLEVILLE. DOMINION 200 DIRECTORY. [PROVINoR p Mr ant0.]
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! Tickell G.S., upholsterer and under-| Walsh Patrick, laborer, off Mill st Williams L. J., tavernkeeper, Brid BO:
1 taker, Front st, h Pinnacle st Walsh Richard, laborer, Geddies st Williamson Cornelius, laborer, What
Todd Joseph, Octavia st Walsh William, of Walsh & Co., bds| Wills Thomas, clerk county Cound Thomas Kelso, pr
Todd Joseph D., grocer, Bridge st at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Church st o at; William Suthe
Todd Thomas, mason, Mill st
TOWN HALL, Robert M. Roy, town
clerk, Front st
Traill Mrs. Amelia, wid Jas., Dundas st
TRAVELERS LIFE AND AOOI-
DENTAL INSURANCE CO.,, J.
Parker Thomas, agent, Front st and
Bridge st
Truaisch Basellius, hotelkeeper, Front st
Tuite Christopher, painter, Coleman st
Turner Jeremiah, blacksmith, Mill st
Tuttel Charles, laborer, Coleman st
Tuttle Harvey,cabinetmaker,Coleman st
Urquhart Donald, shoemaker, Bridge st
Van Allen Thomas, of J. M. Walker &
Co., Front st
Vanalstine Barnard, laborer, Murney st
Vanalstyne Lambert, sawyer, Commer-
cial st
Vandervoort Nathan, telegraph operator,
Benjamin st
Vandusen Jos, G., storekeeper, Bridge
st, h Dundas st
VanNorman Frank, commercial travel-
ler, William st
VanNorman Romaine, bookseller and
stationer, Bridge st, h Hotel st
Vantassel William H., sewing machine
agent, Front st, resides at Sidney
Vermilyea N., school teacher, Catha-
rine st
Vermilyea W. H., carriagemaker, Pin-
nacle st
Verner J. W., customs surveyor, Bridge
st
Vincent Joseph, laborer, Bridge st
Wade Stephen, carter, Grier st
Wadsworth Robt., tinsmith, Pinnacle st
Wait P., machinist, Pinnacle st
I Wait William, grocer, Mill st
Waldo Henry, axemaker, Mill st
Walker George W., dentist, Front st, h
Pinnacle st
Walker Hugh, grocer, Front st
Walker J. M., & Co., foundry, Front st
Walker J. W., of H. B. Hunt & Co., bds
at Anglo-American hotel, Front st
Walker James M., of J. M. Walker &
Co., Church st cor Gt St James st
Wallace Alexander, teamster, Everitt st
Wallace Charles, carpenter, Cedar st
Wallace David J., photographer, Lewis
st
Wallace James, miller, Moira st
Wallace John, clerk, Bridge st
Wallace John, laborer, Wharf st
Wallbridge Adam Henry, of Wallbridge
& Brother, William st
Wallbridge & Brother barristers, Front st
Wallbridge Frs., mill owner, George st
Wallbridge George, teacher, Coleman st
Wallbridge hon. Lewis, of Wallbridge
& Brother, Front st cor Dundas st
Wallbridge William H., manufacturer
of agricultural implements, Pinnacle
| st, h Front st
} Wallis John, clerk, Bridge st
fe] Walsh & Co., dry goods, Front st
Walsh Edward, engineer, Coleman st
it BANKS.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
Crawford, junior.
Pinnacle st cor Hotel st.
Robert Richardson, manager; G. R. Bartlett, accouiitant | ant;
and teller; William K. Dickson, ledger-keeper; George S
Walters Thomas, tailor, Front st
Walton George, sash and door maker,
Front st
Ward Michael D., dentist, Front st, bh
Dundas st
Ward Samuel, axemaker, Mill st
Warham James, barber, Coleman st
Warner Brothers, dry goods, Front st
Warner Ira, of Warner Brothers, bds
at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
Warner John, of Warner Brothers, bds
at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st
Watkins John J., photographer, Front
st, h Mill st
Watkins Thomas, weigher, Belleville
market, Pinnacle st
Waters Alexander, harbor master, Front
st, h Ann st
Waters Mrs, Ellen, wid Bartley, Cedar st
Watson George, farmer, Moira st
Watson William, baker, Front st west
Watt William, tailor, Front st, h Dun-
das st cor Ann st
Way Joseph F., crown timber agent,
Front st
Weatherspoon Robert, engine turner
G.T.R., n depot
Wegant Charles, cabinetmaker, Mill st
Weese Francis, laborer, William st
Weese Levi, laborer, John st
Weir John, laborer, Front st west
Welch George, carpenter and joiner,
Mill st west
Wells Thomas, gardener, Town line
Wensley A., carpenter G.T.R., n depot
Wensley William, painter, Ann st
Wesley Elisha, carpenter, Moira st
Wesleyan Methodist cemetery, Dun-
das st
West Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, off Mill st
Westlake Samuel, carriagemaker, Pin-
nacle st
Wharton John E., county constable,
Front st
Whatmough David, photographer, Mill
st west
Wheeler Thomas, potter, Canifton road
White James, laborer, Commercial st
White Richard, engineer, James st
White Samuel, carpenter, Murney st
White Stephen J., grain dealer, Forin st
White William, shoemaker, Cedar st
Whiteford Mrs. Mary, wid James,
George st
Whitley John, laborer, Murney st
Wicket James, mason, Yeoman st
Wiggins Charles, cabinetmaker, Mill st
Wild rev. Joseph, M.A., Episcopal
methodist, professor of Hebrew, Albert
college, Gore st
Wilkes George, sailor, Front st
Wilkins Charles, inspector of fisheries,
Church st
Wilkins Henry, plasterer, Ann st
Wilkinson Lawrence, laborer, Dundas st
Willard Mrs. Hannah, wid Berry, Pin-
nacle st
Willard Mrs. Julia, wid Charles, Glass st
Williams David, surveyor, Murney st
MISCELLANEOUS—TOWN OF BELLEVILLE.
| MERCHANT BANK OF CANADA.
' clerk;
Andrew Thomson, manager; Robert Thomson, aceolt
Charles N. Read, teller;
George W. Neilson and 6,
Wilson Charles, barber, Front s
Wilson James, confectioner, Fronts
Wilson James, fitter G.T.R., Victorag
Wilson James, policeman, Wharf «
Wilson James, saddler, Pinnacle x
Wilson John W., grocer, Front it}
Pinnacle st "
Wilson Joseph, trunkinaker, Prog y
west
Wilson Miss Mary, grocery, Front «
Wilson Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Willigg?
Church st
Wilson Robert, blacksmith, Wharf
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, John «
Wingate Walter, carpenter, George 4
Wonnabote John, accountant, Meyey
ny ;
Wood John, gardener, Dundas st
Wood Samuel, grocer, Dundas st
prresponding secret
d Tuesday in Jan
BOA
Dp. BE. Burdett, M.D
ANADA PRESBYT
Rev, ——— F
} pm,; Sunday se
b.n.; prayer meetin
HRIST CHURCH,
Rey, Septimus Jot
am, and 7 pan. ; Su
Woodcock Charles, laborer 12. fay, 7} p.m. Moira
Mill st west ONGREGATIONAL
Woodcock Christopher, carpenta Rey, J, L. Roke,
Front st west
Woodcock E., laborer G.T.R., Mill g
Woodcock Nicholas, engine dir
.T.R., Mill st west
Woodcock Stephen, carpenter, Frog
cor Strachan
Woodley James, jun., mason, Cathe
rine st
Woodley James, sen., mason, Cath
rine st
Woodley Joseph, mason, Catharine
Woodley Mrs. 8., wid Thomas, Mu
Woodley William, bricklayer, Cas
rine st
Workingmen’s Temperance hall, Chis
topher Tuite, caretaker, Front st
Wright G.S., M.A., Ph. D., profeswrd
modern languages and _ literate
Albert college
Wright Thomas,
depot
Wright William, harnessmaker, Prat
st, h Pinnacle st
Yager Henry, Grove st
Yeomans Horace, of Flint & Yeoma
Bridge st
YEOMANS JACOB N,, of J. W. Ce
man & Co., Moira st
Yeomans Lewis W., of L. W. Yeomia
& Co., James st
Yeomans L. W., & Co., chemists at
druggists Bridge st cor Front st
Yeomans Mrs. Charlotte, wid 4a
James st
Youker William, M.D., Front st
Young John, Church st
Young John S., overseer, Chureh
Young Men’s Catholic Literary
ation, John Fahey, president; W.!
Lynch, secretary x
Young Men’s Christian Associalit
Free Reading room, David Sem
caretaker, Front st
Young Peter, blacksmith, Waters
Youngs Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Willie
Canifton road J
Zoller Peter, of Hamilton & Co, of Milt
5} pn.; Sunday sel
i, pm. Hotel st cor
EPISCOPAL METHO
tev, Joseph Wild
a.m, and 64 p.m.; Sy
Wednesday, 6) p.m,
BT ANDREW'S CH
Rev. James C. Sn
p..and 7} p.m. ; pre
Murch and Hotei st
BT MICHAEL'S CHU
Very rev, James Fa
igh mass 10} a.m.
immediately afterwa
BT THOMAS’ CHUR'
Rev, John Grier, rv
Tours of service LL a
Jhurch st cor Bridge
WESLEYAN METH
Rev. George R. Sar
isters. Hours of servi
p.m.; preaching, Tu
nner; prayer meetin:
summer, Bridge st,
WESLEYAN METH
Rev, George R. S
mi Hours of
school 24 pn, Blee
fireman GTR, e
L.
BELLEVILLE CUR}
D. Piteeathly, pre
George Denholm an
rev. J. C, Smith, che
(, Ridley, secretary
Couneil of Manag
Robertson, James C
CC
CANADIAN, EXPR]
James W. Thomp:
Pinnacle st.
BELLEVILLE GAS
Francis MeAnnat
Lewis Walbridge, J
James Glass, secaet
J.G. Campbell, disci
G. Kelso, clerks.
Front st
ner, Front y
Y, Front ity
aker, Prout g
rv, Front
vid Willian?
th, Wharts
hith, John it
er, George Fy
Intent, Meyey
undas st
undag st
borer G12,
Ir, Carpenta
‘TLR, Mill g
Ngine drire
enter, Fronta
mason, Cath
nason, Cate
Catharines
nas, Mumerg
layer, Cath
*e hall, Chr
* Front st
)., professor d
nid literate
in GTR
maker, Prot
it & Yeoman
f J. W. Cw
. W. Yeonas
chemists ant
Front st
te, wid da
ont st
Chureh st
terary asso
sident; W.7
TARIO, ]
DOMINION 201 DIRECTORY. BELLEVILLE.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Thomas Kelso, president; James Robertson, vice-presi- |GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ot; William Sutherland, treasurer; Abraham Diamond,
prrespond
ing secretary. Founded 1865, Regular meetings
4 Tuesday in January, April, July and October.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
D, B. Burdett, M
.D., chairman, Front st.
CHURCHES.
JANADA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev, ———
j p.m,; Sunday
, pastor, Hours of service 11 a.m, and
school 3 p.m; lecture, Wednesday, 7}
bm.; prayer meeting, Friday, 7} p.m. John st.
SHRIST CHURCH, ch of England,
Rey, Septimus Jones, M.A,, rector, Hours of service 11
m,and 7 p.n.; Sunday school 3 p.m, ; lecture, Wednes-
Hay, 7} p.m. Moira st.
PONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rey, J, L. Roke, pastor, Hours of service 11 a.m, and
§} p.m.; Sunday school 2} p.m.; prayer meeting, Monday,
; pam, Hotel st cor Church st.
EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.
tev, Joseph Wi
am. and 6} p.m. ;
ld, M.A., minister. Hours of service 11
Sunday school 10 a.m.; prayer meeting,
Vednesday, 63 pm, Church st cor Gt St James st.
T ANDREW'S CHURCH, Presbyterian,
Rev. Jumes C, Smith, M.A, pastor. Hours of service 11
atu. and 7; p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7} p.m, Cor
‘hurch aud Hotel sts.
BT MICHAEL’S CHURCH, R. catholic.
Very rey, James Farrelly. Hours of service 1st mass 7 @.m.,
igh mass 10} aa
n,; Sunday school 2 to 3 p.m.; vespers
immediately afterwards. Church st.
ST THOMAS’ CHURCH, ch of England.
Rey, John Grier, rector ; rev, Arthur H. Baldwin, curate.
Hours of service Ll a.m, and 7 p.m. ; Sunday school 3 p.m.
Shurch st cor Brid
ge st.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. George RS
. Hours of ser
anderson and rev. David L, Brethour, min-
vice ll a.m, and 64 p.m. ; Snnday school 23
preaching, Tuesday, 73 p.m. in winter, 8 p.m. in sum-
puer; prayer meeting, Friday, 7} p.m. in winter, 8 p.m. in
summer, Bridge st,
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev, George R,
ministers. Hours
Sanderson and rev. David L. Brethour,
of service 1l am. and 64 p.m, ; Sunday
school 24 pan. Bleeker st.
CLUBS.
BELLEVILLE CURLING CLUB.
_D. Piteeathly, president; W. A. Shepard, vice-president ;
George Denholm and James Tyre, representative members ;
rev. J. C, Smith, chaplain; J. W. Thompson, treasurer; F.
C. Ridley, secretary,
: Council of Manaygement—G. Ritchie, Thomas Kelso, D. B,
Robertson, James Corby and Thomas McCrea.
C
OMPANIES.
EXPRESS.
CANADIAN. EXPRESS CO.
James W. Thompson, agent, Bridge st.
GAS.
BELLEVILLE GAS CO,
Francis McAnnany, president; Andrew Thoms
Saleh RD ) son, hon,
Lewis W albridge, James H. Meacham and Alex. Roberson ;
James Glass, secae
tary; woryks Church st, office Front st.
RAILWAY.
C.J. Bryd es, managing director, resides in Montreal ;
William C, Nunn, station agent; John Teal, locomotive
foreman; James Marshall, road master,
STEAMBOAT,
BAY OF QUINTE ROYAL MAIL LINE.
Steamer Bay of Quinté leaves Belleville every morning
for Kingston and intermediate ports, returning same day,
Robert Tannabill, agent, Front st.
BAY OF QUINTE STEAMBOAT CO,
Steamer St Helen leaves Belleville every Monday at 10
a.m, for Montreal and intermediate ports. " Robert Tanna-
hill, agent, Front st.
PICTON AND BELLEVILLE LINE.
Daily steamer, William Campbell & Co., agents, Front
st.
TELEGRAPH.
DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO.
Robert Kilbeck, manager and operator, Bridge st.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
James W, Thompson, agent, Bridge st.
CORPORATION.
Mayor—Alexander Robertson,
Councillors—John J, 8. Flint, Thomas Holden, Reuben 8.
Patterson, Joseph G. Vandusen, George Chown, Paul
Beckett, Thomas Kelsbd, John Lewis, Samuel B. Smith, Wil-
liam A, Foster, Robert Tannahill, George E. Henderson,
Officers—Robert Maitland Roy, town clerk and clerk of
police court ; Robert P. Davy, town treasurer ; John Thomson,
streetsurveyor; Dunham Ockerman, tax collector ; William
Davy, Thomas Rutherford, John Northcott, assessors.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Fire station, Front st.
John Taylor, chief engineer ; D, Bain, assistant engineer.
No. 1 Company—James Quinn, captain; John Harkins,
Ist lieut.; William Dame, 2nd lieut.; William Campbell,
secretary ; Jacob Ashley, treasurer.
No, 2 Company—James Cummins, captain; —— Harkins,
Ist lieut.; Thomas Cox, 2nd lieut.; Alex. Marshall, secre-
tary; William McLachlin, treasurer,
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Committee—J, J. B. Flint, chairman ; Paul Beckett, S. B,
Smith, Thomas Kelso.
Police foree—Allan T. Petrie, chief; John McCrudden
sergeant; W.S. Ruttan, H, C. Suider, Thomas Downes and
James Wilson, privates,
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Hon. George Sherwood, county judge; Thomas Wills,
county clerk; Francis MeAnnany, county treasurer; W. H.
Ponton, registrar; James W. Ponton, deputy registrar; A.
G. Northrup, clerk of the county court and deputy clerk of
the crown; George Taylor, sheriff; John Taylor,
deputy sheriff; A. F. Wood, warden; W. W. Dean, master
in chancery; Edward W. Meyers, governor of gaol; C,
Taylor, turnkey; C. P. Heigly, sheriff's bailiff.
CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.
Joseph F, Way, crown timber agent; John A, Macinnis,
clerk; J. A. G. Crozier, clerk, Front st.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Cor Pinnacle and Bridge sts.
W. F. Meudell, collector; John W. Verner, surveyor ;
William A. Beamish percaie officer ; William McIntosh
packer; James G. 1) lwood, landing waiter at outpost of
hannonville.
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BELLEVILLE. DOMINION
202 DIRECTORY.
[Proviner op
EDUCATIONAL,
ALBERT COLLEGE,
Board of Managers—Revy. Bishop Richardson, D.D., chair-
man; revs, J, Gardiner, D. Wilson, G, Shepard, J. Curts,
M. Benson, J. N. Elliott, 8, Massey, O. R. Mallery, J. Q:
Tucker, KE. Phillpot, J. Row, J. ©, Huffman, mayor, T,
Anderson, G, N, Blair, ©, M, Gould, M.D., warden, C,
Lane and 8S, Massey,
College council—Revy, A. Carman, M.A,, president and
rofessor of mathematics, metaphysics, &c.; George 8.
Vright, M.A.; physical doctor, professor of modern lan-
guages and literature; R. Dawson, B.A, T.C.D., professor
of ancient languages and literature; T. Nichol, M.D., pro-
fessor of physiology, ethuology, &c.; John Macoun, M.A,
professor of botany, geology, &c, ; J. T. Bell, professor of agri-
cultural chemistry, mineralogy, fine arts, &c. ; R, B, Carman,
M.A,, lecturer on chemistry, &e. ; rev. 2. Wild, M.A., protes-
sor of Hebrew, ethics, &c.; St. George B. Crozier, musical
doctor, professor of music, &c, Three sessions in year,
extending from first of September to middle of June—Lite-
rary societies, reading room, &c., &e.
ALBERT UNIVERSITY.
Visitor—His Excellency hon, W. P. Howland, C.B., lieu-
tenant-governor of Ontario, &e , &e.
Senate—Rev. Bishop Richardson, D.D., president; rev. A.
Carman, M.A., vice-president and ahwacelton? G. 8. Wright,
M.A., Ph. D., registrar ; revs. G, Abbs, J, Gardiner, G, Shep-
ard, W. Brown, M. Benson, A. Campbell, hon. John Ross,
hon. William B. Richards, C.J.C.C., hon. L. Wallbridge, Wil-
liam Hope, M.D., Thomas Nichol, M.D., rev. J. Wild, M.A.,
John Macoun, M.A, J. T. Bell, R. B. Carman, M.A,,
Thomas Macintyre, M.A., John Bell, Q.C., R. Holden,
M.D., revs, J. B. Aylsworth, M.A., B. Lane, B.A., E. J.
Badgley, B.A., F. Lane, M.A, 8. i, Burdett, R. Dawson,
B.A., T.C.D., St George B. Crozier, musical doctor, and rev.
J, C. Pomeroy.
ALEXANDRA LADIES COLLEGE.
Mrs. M, A. Smith, preceptress and teacher of’ painting,
drawing, &c.; St George B, Crozier, musical doctor, profes-
sor of music; Miss L. Brown, assistant,
Young ladies have the advantages afforded by the lectu-
rers of Albert college.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Front st.
Faculty—S. G. Beatty and George Wallbridge, princi nls ;
S. G. Beatty, lecturer o1 theoretical and practicat bookkeep-
ing, banking, commercial computations, &c., teacher of ma-
thematics and business penmanship; George Wallbridge,
general business manager, lecturer on business practice,
correspondence, &¢., superintendent of penmanship depart-
ment; J. J. B. Flint, lecturer on commercial law, agencies,
artnerships, insurance, shipping, legal forms, &c., &c.; pro-
essor J. T. Bell, of Albert university, lecturer and teacher of
constructive geometry, mechanical drawing, &c.; W. C.
Nunn, superintendent of telegraph department ; J. Wilson,
lecturer on mercantile economy and the customs of trade ;
William Crowther, instructor in phonography.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Teachers—-John Macoun, No. 1; N. Vermilyea, No. 2;
Stephen Pashley, No. 3; William McKeown, No. 4; Joha
Irwin, No. 5.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Bet Church and John sts.
Alexander Burdon, principal.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOLS.
John st.
P. H. Flynn and Miss Elizabeth Moran, teachers.
INLAND REVENUE.
Front st.
E. R. aah pac collector; Walter F. Gouin and W, L.
Hamilton, clerks.
|
Ontario (The), annual subscription to daily 35; to weekly
_—_——,
MASONIC,
BELLEVILLE LODGE, No, 123 G.R.C,
W. bro. Davi@ Pitceathly, W.M.; bro. Donald Bain, Py.
bro, James Smith, 8.W.; bro. W. A, Shepard, J.W.: by!
George Ritchie, treasurer; bro. J. Parker Thomas, sen,
tary; bro, BE. R. Benjamin, 8.D.; bro. W. W. Northeo
J.D.; bro, David Brown Robertson, D. of C.; bros, R L
T. Galbraith, E. M. Shellington, Alexander Robertson and
Daniel Cunningham, stewards ; Donald Urquhart, tyler
Meets on first Thursday of every month at Masonic bali
MOIRA LODGE, No, 11 G.RB.C,
W. bro. P, D, Conger, W.M.; bro. A. Diamond, Py.
bro, Smith Stephens, 8.W.; bro, James Mackie, J.W.; by
8.8. Lazier, 8.D.; bro. R. Price, J.D.;— rev. J, Wild, chit
lain; bro, M. M. Thompson, secretary ; bro, John Ker
treasurer ; bro. P, Huyck, treasurer; bros. E. C. Flint, i
Henderson and ©. J. Starling, stewards ; bro, Frederic
Ellis, D. of C.; bro, D. Urquhart, tyler.
Meets Wednesday before full mooa every mouth,
MILITIA.
15th BATTALION VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
Alfred A, Campbell, lieutenantcolonel ; T. C, Wallbridg:,
Smith Stephens, majors; James Lister, M.D., D. B. bur
dett, M.D., surgeons; captain J. ©, Holden, paymaste;
lieut, St George B, Crozier, quartermaster; major R. (
Holme, adjutant and drill instructor; L. H. Headerso»,?
Rogart, Uriah Thompson, 8. 8. Lazier, L. N. PF. Croce,
James Mackie, captains; J. A. G. Crozier, Robert Davy,
John Taylor, Alexander Robertson, James Lister, George f,
Dickson, lieutenants ; J. B. Thomas, James Clark, FG. 4,
Henderson, G. McKenzie Stewart, G. E. J. Hanwell, ensigns
NEWSPAPERS.
Hastings Chronicle, weekly, annual subscription $1.
KE. Mites & W. Meek, proprietors and printers, Fronts
Intelligencer (The), atinual Pc ae to daily $5; t
weekly $2; Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., editor, proprietr
and printer; W. A. Shepard, sub-editor, Frontst.
$1.50; J. W. Carman & Co.,, proprietors and printer,
Front st.
POST OFFICE.
James H. Meacham, postmaster; Judson ©. T. Lacey
assistant postmaster; Stephen N, Flagler and William 3.
Miles, clerks, Bridge st.
AGRICULTURAL.
WEST HASTINGS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
John 8. Huffman, Sidney, president ; Alexander Thomps0%
Sidney, 1st vice-president ; Daniel Vanderwaters, Sitlaty)
2nd Vice-president ; W. H. Graham, treasurer; D. *
Vetcheson, Sidney, secretary.
Directors—Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., James Brown, MP,
James Walker, B. Gilbert, J. F. Flindell, A. Austee, NF
Boardman, B, Mallory, 8. D. Farley.
Directors meet in Belleville first Saturday in each mont
LITERARY.
YOUNG MEN’S CATHOLIC LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
John Fahey, president; W. V. Lynch, corresponding
secretary ; John Donohue, recording se :retary; John Foy
treasurer. Regular meeting 1st Tuesday of every month,
NATIONAL.
IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
F. McAnnany, president; James Macoun, Ist vice prey
dent; Robert Stewart, M.D. 2nd vice-president; W. %
Scholes, treasurer; R. S. T. Galbraith, recording secretary;
J. Charters, assistant secretary; E. Harrison, jun., com
NTARIO. |
onding secretary ;
jdwin, A.B,, chapla
lotts, M.D., physicis
ditors.
Meets 1st Wednesda
ATIVE CANADIAN
A. Diamond, presi
esident; James Cs
arman, chaplaia; J.
cretary; J. A. G. ¢
tt, surgeon; W. W
oleman, 8. A. Moore
Davy, W. A. Shep
ho Thomas, director
Meets lst Wednesd
ront st.
ANDREW'S SOCIE
William Tennant, p)
lent; Robert Thomso|
A. chaplains James
Villiam Robertson,
iD. physician; Alex
Petrie, James Harold a
GEORGE'S SOCIET
Mackenzie Bowell, }
ice-president; Williar
Wallbridge, treasurer ;
jilliam Jarvis, financi
ELL EWART—:
lage on Lake simeoe, ti
fil, county of Simcoe, I
year 1855, It contains a §
churches, and is a statio
railway, The steamer
from this place to Beave
Urillia in connection y
to Muskoka territory,
crosses daily to North G
treal Telegraph Co. hi
Distant trom Barrie 10 m
64 miles, Mail daily. Poy
rbour Bazil, laborer
rbour Xavier, laborer
ston Mrs, Anne, wid Ji
Bear Jonathan, gunsmi
BEECHER & SILLIMA
saw mill
Beeman William, assist
dent for Beecher & S'
Bostwick John B., carpe
Boyd Henry, bagage |
railway °
Brophy William, labore
Buchanan Thomas, labo
Mpuntan David, carpente
Broulier Bap iste, labore
Panning Samiici, ship ci
varpenter Adolphus, la
vattle James, laborer
‘ouch Robert, blacksm
uch William, laborer
orbet Louis, laborer
ronan Matthew, labor
Davis Isaac, engineer
Deshene John D., labor
Dechesne Louis, butche
Deshene Lyman, labore
Deshene Peter, laborer
peaure William, clerk
Desham John, laborer
Dickinson William, fc
cher & Silliman
Dixon Robert, laborer
Hixon Thomas H., shoe
RAKE P. E. postma
and agent for Montre:
Dulmage A. D., bookke
Forward Charles L., lu
ill William, moulder
‘more David, laborer
ibbons Thomas, sche
Gilbo Charles, laborer
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Northeott
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one hall
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John Ken,
‘lint, La
Frederick
h.
Vall bridge,
D. B. Bure
Day master;
ajor R. C
iderson, F
of Crozier,
bert Dare,
Cieorge }.
k, FP. GA
HT, ensigns
tion $1.50
‘3, Front st,
ily $5; t
proprietor
itst.
to weekly
nd printers,
T. Lacey
Villiam 3.
homps0
s, Sidaer,
r; Dh
sh month.
TION.
sponding
Hohn Fox,
ly month.
NTARIO. |
onding secretary ; revs. John Grier, A.B., and Arthur H,
idwin, A.B., chaplains ; Robert Stewart, M.D., and G. J,
tts, MD., physicians; T, Kelso and H, G. Gillespie,
yditors. ’
Meets Ist Wednesday in every month,
ATIVE CANADIAN SOCIETY,
A, Diamond, president ; Dr. P. V. Dorland, Ist vice-
saident; James Canniff, 2nd vice-president; rev. A.
arman, chaplaia; J. C, Holden, treasurer; 8. S. Lazier,
cretary; J. A. G. Crozier, assistant secretary ; Dr. Bur-
tt, surgeon; W. W. Dean, historical recorder; ©. L.
oleman, 8. A, Moore, Jacob Cronk, J. W. Thompson, R,
Davy, W. A, Shepard, J. W. Carman, V. G, Selden,
sho Thomas, directors.
Meets lst Wednesday of every month, Coleman's hall,
ront st. |
ANDREW'S SOCIETY, ;
William Tennant, president; W. H, Graham, vice-presi-
lent: Robert Thomson, treasurer; rev, James C. Smith,
A.. chaplain; James McKay, secretary ; James Roy and
riiliam Robertson, standard bearers; Thomas Nichol, |
.D., physician; Alexander Watters, marshal; Allan T.
Dutrie, James Harold and A, Waters, charitable committee. | \
GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
: a |
Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., president; Thomas Wills, Ist}
ice-president; William Boswell, 2nd vice-president ; George
DOMINION 203 DIRECTORY.
jallbridge, treasurer; J.8. Hurst, corresponding secretary ;
jilliam Jarvis, financial secretary ; revs. 8. Jones, Joseph |
ELL EWART-—A flourishing vil- |
lage on Lake simcoe, township of Innis
fil, county of Simcoe, Laid out about the
year 185, It contains a saw mill and three
churches, and is astation of the Northern
railway. The steamer Emily May plies
from this place to Beaverton, Barrie, und
Orillia in connection with steamer Fairy
to Muskoka territory, also a ferry boat
crosses daily toNorth Gwillimbury., Mon-
treal Telegraph Co, has an office here.
Distant trom Barrie 10 miles, from ‘Toronto
64 miles, Mail daily. Population about 600,
Graham Archibald,
Arbour Bazil, laborer
rbour Xavier, laborer
ston Mrs. Anne, wid John, innkeeper
Bear Jonathan, gunsmith
BEECHER & SILLIMAN proprietors of
saw mill
Beeman William, assistant superinten-
dent for Beecher & Silliman
Bostwick John B., carpenter
Boyd Henry, bagage master Northern
railway .
Brophy William, laborer
Buchanan Thomas, laborer
Buntan David, carpenter
MWroulier Bap iste, laborer
Panning Samuci, ship carpenter
varpenter Adolphus, laborer
Jattle James, laborer
‘ouch Robert, blacksmith
juch William, laborer
orbet Louis, laborer
Pronan Matthew, laborer
Davis Isaac, engineer
Deshene John D., laborer
Dechesne Louis, butcher
Deshene Lyman, laborer
Weshene Peter, laborer
peaure William, clerk
Desham John, laborer
Dickinson William, foreman for Bee-
cher & Silliman
Vixon Robert, laborer
Hixon Thomas H., shoemaker
RAKE P. E. postmaster, storekeeper,
and agent for Montreal Telegraph Co.
Dulmage A. D., bookkeeper
orward Charles L., lumber inspector
hall William, moulder
more David, laborer
ibbons Thomas, school teacher
| ilbo Charles, laborer
Hanmer Irwin W,,
Jebb W., engineer
chine works
Miller Levi, timber
maker
E. Drake, agent
.
| Graham Edward, laborer
Graham Miss Ellen,
Graham Miss Jane, seamstress
Graham Thomas, laborer
Green John, laborer
Gregoire Joseph, laborer
Gregoire Octave, laborer
Grenier Henry, laborer
Hager George, storeveeper
Hager Jonathan, clerk,
Hager Samuel, clerk,
Hamilton William, baker
Herbert Henry, painter and glazier
Henry John, sawyer
Irwin George, carpenter
Johnson J. A., night watchman
Johnson Lawrence,
Johnson Mrs, Wlizabeth, wid Joseph
Johnson Mrs. Isabella, wid Thomas
Johnson William, carpenter
Kermott Charles EH.
Kermot Edward, undertaker
Knololen John, clerk, of P.E. Drake
Ladoux Baptiste, track master
Lamb Robert, carepnter
Law EF. M., bookkeeper
Lawbridge Henry, finisher
Lyon captain Peter
Malloy Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Timothy
Martin William H., shoemaker
McBean Alexander, foundry and ma-
, druggist
r, Victoria Tug
McClellan M., blacksmith
McFadden Peter, fitter
McGowan John, butcher
McKenzie James, fireman
McLean James, laborer
MecMulen Daniel, laborer
McVanie John, sawyer
‘Mellon Henry, millwright
Miller Henry, trimmer
Milloy James, fireman
Moffin Mrs. R., wid
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., P.
Morean Joseph, laborer
Morrow Francis, sawyer
Ber-Bet
Wild and William Lewin, chaplains; James Lister, M.D.,
and Robert Ridley, M.D., physicians; EB. Hayne, J. W.
London, Henry Wilkins, J fl. Mills, and C.H, Elliott,
managing committee; W. Moorman and R, B. Bennett,
standard bearers, Meets monthly
RELIGIOUS.
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION AND FREE
READING ROOM,
A. G. Northrup, president; William Johnson, Ist vice-
resident; G. V. N. Relyea, 2nd vice-president; J. C.
lolden, treasurer; A, L. Geen, recording secretary M,
B. Roblin, corresponding secretary; David Serviss, care-
taker of hall,
Regular meeting every Thursday evening, Front st.
TEMPERANCE,
BRITISH TEMPLARS, Speedwell Lodge, No, 75 .
George J, Potts, M.D., provincial deputy ; W. J. Smyth,
Vo. T.; George W. Racey, secretary ; D, C. Ferguson,
treasurer,
MOIRA JUVENILE LODGE.
William Wati, guardian; G, W. Racey, treasurer; Wil-
liam Jones, secretary. ,
furray James A.,, millwright
Oltard F. W., lawyer
' Pitt R, W., laborer
| Plunkett Kdward, laborer
, amber Thomas, sawyer
| ke Tames B., storekeeper
Rubidge Charles, clerk and telegraph
operators
| Sharp Adam M., engineer
Sheffield Miss Jane, milliner
Shrague captain James, ferryboat
Simeve hotel, Mrs. Anne Aston, propric-
| tress
| Simmonds Mrs. Jane, wid Edward
Smith Andrew, seaman
| Smith Charles, laborer
| Swainson Charles, eygineer
Taylor George, station master
| Trombley Frederick, laborer
| Trombley Peter, teamster
Trueman B., gardener
Warner Charles, laborer
Warner Martin, laborer
Webster Seymour, storekeeper and mill-
wright
Wheeler Henry, lumberer
Wheeler Russell, baker
Whiftien Ed., U., general superintendent
Wilson Alfred, J.P.
| Young John, laborer
]
| BELL ROCK —A small village in the
township of Portland, county of Fron-
tenac. Distant from Harrowsmith 10
miles, fare 40c. ; from Napanee, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200,
laborer
seamstress
hotelkeeper
fisherman
| Bowerman Daniel, fulling mill
| Brooks Mrs. Harriet, wid Richard
| Coffey Mrs. Mary, wid J., tavern
Conway James, laborer
Conway Thomas, laborer
| Davy Benjamin, sawyer
Davy Ira, sawyer
| Grand George, farmer
| Greendill Edward, farmer
Milligan William, laborer
Percy John, blacksmith
Pomeroy William, J.P., postmaster,
lumber merchant, farmer
Reynolds Edward, sawyer
Switzer Aaron, carpenter
| Walker Samuel, storekeeper
inspector
John, mantle
Beit-Ben
Walworth Sydney, sawyer
Wheeler Isaac, saw mil
Wilson Peter, farmer
BELL'S CORN ERS—A small village |
in the township ot Nepean, county of |
Carieton, Montreal Telegraph Co, has
an office here. Distant from Ottawa 8
miles, Maildaily. Population about 100.
Arnold George, postmaster, township
treasurer, storekeeper
Bell Hugh, farmer
Brownlee William, shoemaker
Burnside Christopher, blacksmith
Cavanagh Samuel, carpenter
‘Chalmers rev. David, Wesleyan
CLANCY WILLIAM, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Corbett Mrs. William, innkeeper
Corbett William, tavernkeeper
Crow Robert, shoemaker
Dawson John, reeve
Draftin Richard
Mlingsworth Jolin, weaver
Hall A. 8., storekeeper
Hanmer F. W., gatekeeper and town-
ship clerk
Hill Samuel, blacksmith
Lafleur Andrew, carpenter
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,
William Clancy, agent
Moodie Robert, innkeeper
Spittal Alexander, carpenter
Spittal Robe t, carpenter
* BELL'S CROSSING—A place in the
township of Elizabethtown, county of
Lanark. It is a station of the Brock-
ville and Ottawa railway,
Smith’s Falls, 12 miles, from Brockville
13} miles. Mail tri weekly. Surrounding
population about 75.
Bell James, shoemaker
Bel John, postmaster, farmer
Bell Thomas, J.P., farmer
Bell Walter, farmer
Campville William, section master
Brockville and Ottawa railway
Cavanagh Patrick, farmer
Cosgrove Michael, carpenter
Giffin William, farmer
Gotkin Joseph, farmer
Richards Richard, farmer
BELMONT—A village
line of Westminster
township of Westminster, county of
Middlesex, Distant from Dorchester, a
station of the Great Western railway, 7
miles, from London, 13 miles, fare 37jc.;
on the town
and Dorchester,
from Port Stanley, on Lake Erie, 18
miles. Mail daily. Population about
250,
Batty Alfred, laborer
Benjamin H., farmer
Black James, insurance agent
Brown Dugal, farmer
Brown Neil, farmer
Campbell James 3., M.D.
Oampbell James, harnessmaker
Carruthers John, shoemaker
Ceaser George, dentist
Corson John, storekeeper
Chaplin Ephraim, laborer
Cline Daniel, M.D.
Creamer James, shoemaker
Creamer Robert, innkeeper
Crews rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Currie rev. Archibald, Presbyterian
Dawson Alfred W., storekeeper
‘Dumaw Simeon, carriagemaker
Duval John, farmer
Dyer William, storekeeper
Eckert William D., school teacher
Fitchit William, farmer
*The post office is called Whitehurst,
»®
DOMINION 204 DIRECTORY.
| —
Distant from |
Fitchit H. K., farmer
Foster Charlotte, wid Joseph
Glance Mrs. Mena, wid Charles, weaver
Greece Horatio, farmer
Gregory William, J.P., farmer
Groat Edward, farmer
| Hall John, farmer
Harkness Adam, farmer
Hawkins George, tailor
Hoover David, butcher
House Jacob, cabinetmaker
| Hull Thomas, harnessmaker
Leadbeater James, miller
Learn Andrew, farmer
Learn Edward, farmer
Ledlaw William, farmer
Legg Samuel, farmer
Legg William, farmer
Lock Henry, farmer
Manning Jacob J., J.P., farmer
Manning John G., farmer
Martin John, farmer
McCray Heetor, saw mill
McKellar Alexander, farmer
McKellar A., of D. & J. McKellar & Co.
McKellar Archibald, waggonmaker
McKellar D. J., & Co., flax mills
McKellar Donald, innkeeper
McKellar D., of D. & J. McKellar & Co.
McKellar J., of D. & J. McKellar & Co.
Merry John, waggonmaker
| Miller Albert, & Co., grocers
Mohr William, painter
Nichol Brothers, flax mill
Nichol Hugh, of Nichol Brothers
Nichol John, of-Nichol Brothers
Nichol Robert, of Nichol Brothers
Nobles Benjamin, farmer
Nugent Thomas, farmer
Nugent William T., storekeeper
Odell John G., farmer
Odell Mrs. Cornelia, wid Joshua
Odell William H., postmaster
Olmstead Lewis, innkeeper
Ostrum O., farmer
Pearson Thomas, of Silk & Pearson
Seeman Henry, waggonmaker
Shaw Daniel, farmer
Silk Henry, of Silk & Pearson
Silk & Pearson, woollen factory
Simpson John A., tailor
Simpson Lewis, farmer
Sisler Joshua, school teacher
Sleeth Robert, & Co., waggonmakers
Sleeth Robert, of Robert Sleeth & Co.
Spencer Charles, M.D.
Smith rev. J. W. Pettit, ch of England
Stewart Alexander, farmer
Stewart Duncan, farmer
Stewart John, farmer
Stickels Benjamin, J.P., farmer
Stormes Leonard, blacksmith
Thompson Hugh, farmer
Tibbits Lewis, farmer
Tullie William, cheesefactor
Walker James, of Sleeth & Co.
Wallis John, sawyer
Watcher George, photographer
Willis Benjamin, farmer
Willsie Thomas, farmer
Wood Henry L., builder
Woodworth Merritt G., farmer
Woolley Harvey trader
Yerex William N., flour and feed
BELMORE-—A village on the corners
of the townships of Turnberry, Howick,
Culross and Carrick, and on the boun-
dary line between the counties of Huron
and Bruce. The road from Turnberry to
Culross passes through here, and con-
nects the Elora and Saugeen, with the
Berlin and Ashfield road. Belmore con-
tains a steam saw mill, and a cheese fac-
tory. This place isthe centre ofa fine
agricultural country. Distant from
Wroxeter 6 miles, fare 26c.; from Walk-
[ PRovinor ip
erton 16 miles, fare 5c. ; from §
a station of the Buffalo and Gol
branch of the Grand Trunk railway
miles, Mail daily. Population about
Belmore hotel, Thomas Chambers py,
prietor ;
Chambers Thomas, proprietor Belo
hote!, storekeeper
Coleman Edward
Commercial hotel, Peter Terriff Dt
prietor
Cook Frederick, veterinary surgeon
Darling Cyrus, carder, farmer
Dominion hotel, James McDonald, pte
prietor
Fitzgerald William, grocer
Found James, saw mill owner
‘alnghar Robert, tailor
Glassie David, carpenter
Graham William, carpenter
Hall Joseph, blacksmith
Houston Samuel}, stonemason
Huston Archibald, laborer
Irwin F. W., J.P., farmer
Irwin William, farmer
Jettrey William, butcher
Kay John P., M.D.,
Lark Henry, pumpmaker
Larnbey John, shoemaker
Lloyd Henry, carpenter
Luxson John, carriagemaker
McDonald James, proprieter Dominic
hotel
Richardson Thomas, farmer
Rush David, grocer, house framer
Scoles Francis H., J.P., reeve farmer
Teeple Frederick F., blacksmith
Terriff Peter, postmaster, propriete
Commercial hotel, farmer
BENMILLER—A village in the tom
ship of Colborne, county of Huron, It
contains a woollen factory and saw and
grist mills. Distant frem Goderich, th
county town and a station of the Gran
frunk railway, 6 miles, from Clinton)
miles, from Bayfield 14 miles, Mail te
weekly. Dopulation about 150,
Adams Rodney, cradle maker
Cottle James, blacksmith
Gledhill Brothers,saw and woollen mils
Gledhill Edwin, of Gledhill Brother
postmaster
Gledhill James, of Gledhill Brothers
Gledhill Jesse, of Gledhill Brothers
Gledhill Thomas, of Gledhil! Brother:
Guisebuch Joseph, tanner
Heddle Andrew, carpenter
Hediger Jacob, painter
Kernigham John, J.P., farmer
Kerr Thomas, shoemaker
Larmey Fred, tailor
Long James, farmer
Madel Godfer, tanner
Miller Daniel, grist mill
Miller Jonathan, innkeeper
Nagle Joseph, mason
Piper Samuel, miller
Robertson William, blacksmith
Speight Frederick, weaver
Stewart John, fruit grower
Vanstone William, farmer
Walker Samuel, teacher
BENNIE’S CORNERS—A amall ti:
lage in the township of Ramsay, county of
Lanark, Distant from Almonte, a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway)$
miles, from Perth 30 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Allan John, saw mill
Anderson William, farmer
Baid John, grist mill owner
Coxford James, shoemaker
Glover John, cooper
Gomersall Robert, tanner
Leishman Alexander, postmaster, stort
keeper
eTARIO.]
Dougall Peter, w
shall Abial, saw
sillips William, bla
edden A. & D., gri
adden James, farm
bchach Andrew, far
bchach Enos, shing
pchach James, leatl
RENNINGTON—;
co yof West Z
ord. Distant from I
Beachville, a station o
ailway, 1 miles, fir
ounty town, 15 1
25) miles, Population
ine Ira, farmer
nean Robert, saw
leming Charles, wei
eming John, weave
eming Zachariah, W
Hendinning James, f
lendinning Thomas,
endinning Thomas,
eron Robert, tailor
cKay Donald, labo
cKay George, farme
elton Benson, farme|
elton James, farmer
elton Peter, farmer
township of :
Northumberland. Dis tg
astation of the Port I
ough railway,9 miles,
station of the Grand
miles, Mail bi-weekly.
10.
dams William, farm
nderson Hugh, farm’
ennett John, boilerm
reba William, blacks
odds Thomas, furme
mberson William, far
innie Andrew, farme
uggins David, shing’
ackey Hamilton, wea
cBain James W., p
keeper
orrison David, farme
Moncrief George, shoe
orrison William, far
ichards John, tailor
AV ood Henry, shinglet
Food Joseph, farmer
food William, farme
urnbull James, carpe
urnbull John A., fa
BENTLEY—A post
township of Harwicl
Distant from Chathar
Great Western railw:
weekly
Bentley Samuel, post:
BERKELEY-—A |
Toronto and) Syden
township of Hollan
Distant from Chatsw
Owen Sound, the cou
Mail bi-weekly,
#leming John, J.P., }
BERLIN —A populo
lage in the township
riding of the county
the county town, “L
of a thickly settled an
part of the country, a
B mills and tuctories, it
portant inland town,
factory in the west
iM churches, An ext
in grain and produce
of the Grand Trunk |
trains stop, The Do
mnerly the Preston
* The post office
‘TARIO. }
ROVINOE gp
hie
Dougall Peter, woollen factory
from Seafot,
shall Abial, saw mill
and Goieid Mins William, blacksmith
nk wala: SMM sien A. & D., grist mill
7 adden James, farmer
hambers, hach Andrew, farmer
ae schach Enos, shingle factory
letor Belnoy Fe chach James, leather dealer
»N—A small villagein the
ownship of West Zorra, county of Ox-
ord. Distant from Embro 5 miles, from
Boachville, a station of the Great Western
ailway, 1 miles, from Woodstock, the
ounty town, 15 miles, from London
$3) miles, Population about 40.
Terriff, pr
ty Surgeoy
rier
¢Donald, pr
r ine Ira, farmer }
wher macan Robert, saw mill
eming Charles, weaver
leming John, weaver
leming Zachariah, weaver
Nendinning James, farmer
endinning Thomas, jun., farmer
endinning Thomas, sen., farmer
eron Robert, tailor
Kay Donald, laborer
Kay George, farmer
elton Benson, farmer
elton James, farmer
elton Peter, farmer
son
ENSFORT—A small village in the
township of South Monaghev county of
Northumberland, Distant froin Millbrook,
astation of the Port Hope and Peterbor-
ough railway,9 miles, from Port Hope, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20
miles, Mail bi-weekly, Population about
150.
ker
ter Dominic:
er
> framer
peve farmer
smi Pisa
. He oriete dams William, farmer
er ed nderson Hugh, farmer
ennett John, boilermaker
reba William, blacksmith
dds Thomas, farmer
mberson William, farmer
innie Andrew, farmer
ym. Clinton |) uggins David, shinglemaker
ies, Mail te ackey Hamilton, weaver
150, cBain James W., postmaster, store-
her keeper
orrison David, farmer
Moncrief George, shoemaker
orrison William, farmer
ichards John, tailor
aVood Henry, shinglemaker
yood Joseph, farmer
food William, farmer ,
urnbull James, carpenter
urnbull John A., farmer
ein the tow:
of Huron, It
and saw and
Goderich, the
of the Grand
woollen mills
ill Brothers,
Brothers
Brothers
il! Brothers
BEN TLE Y—A post office station in the
township of Harwich, county of Kent.
Distant from Chatham, a station of the
Great Western railway, 17 miles. Mail
weekly
mer
Bentley Samuel, postmaster
BERKELEY—A small place on the
foronto and Sydenham gravel roads,
Distant from Chatswerth 10 miles, from
Owen Sound, the county town, 20 miles.
Mail bi-weekly,
# leming John, J.P., postmaster, farmer
lage in the township of Waterloo, north
riding of the county of Waterloo, It is
the county town, “Located in the heart
of a thickly settled and fine agricultural
part of the country, and possessing several
B mills and tuctories, it must become an im.
portant inland town, The largest button
factory in the west is here,
M churches, An extensive trade is done
M grain and produce, Berlin is a station
A. small vil
hy, county of
ite, a station
ya railway, §
i tri-weekly.
trains stop, The Doon branch line, for-
erly the Preston and Berlin railway,
* The post office is at Kmbro,
township of Holland, county of Grey, |
BERLIN —A populous incorporated vil- |
There are |
of the Grand Trunk railway, at which all |
DOMINION 205 DIRECTORY.
joins the Grand Trunk at Berlin. Mont-
real Telegraph Co. has an office here.
ilton 33 miles, from Toronto 63 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 3,000.
Ahrens Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Charles,
King st
Aldous John, of Simpson & Aldons
AMERICAN HOTEL, George Ward,
proprietor, Queen st
ANDREWS A. MILLER, solicitor, &.,
Market buildings, King st
Annelius John, laborer, Queen st
Anthes John, bookkeeper, Weber st
Archibald William T., Weber st
Armstrong Thomas, wheat merchant,
Weber st
BACHMAN HENRY, proprietor Bach-
man hotel, Greenbush
BACHMAN HOTEL, Henry Bachman,
proprietor, Greenbush
Becking Wm., waggonmaker, Queen st
Beilstein William, Frederick st
| Benton Mrs., Benton st
Berger Julius, pedlar, Frederick st
Berlin Central school, Thomas Pearce,
principal
Berlin County Grammar school, J. H.
Thom, head master, Frederick st
BERLIN JOURNAL, weekly, annual
subscription $2; Rittinger & Motz,
proprietors and printers
BERLIN
nual subscription $2 ; A. McPherson,
editor, proprietor and printer
Bethune Kenneth C., clerk
Black Mrs. Angus, milliner, King st
erick st
Boedecker Henry, of Boedecker & Stue-
bing, Frederick st
st
Boedecker & Stuebing, stationers, King
st
Boeiding Philip, turner, Foundry st
Bolton Henry, brakeman
Bommes Henry, painter, Frederick st
Bornholt Henry, shoemaker, King st
Borth Andrew, laborer
Bossing Louis, broommaker, King st
Bowlby David §., M.D., Foundry st
Bowlby Ward H,, attorney, &c., Court
house, King st
Bowman Isaac E., M.P., of Oberholtzer &
Bowman
Bowman Israel D., county and
clerk
Bowman William I., druggist, King st
| Brauer B., proprietor Railroad hotel,
| Weberst
| Breithaupt Louis,
Tannery, Queen st
Brickner Henry, cooper, King st
Brown Charles, of Brown & Devitt
proprictor Berlin
| st
st
Brown William, painter, King st
Campbell J. McD., excise officer, King st
agent, King st
Chalmers David, commission merchant
Church st
bank
Chamberlain Mrs. Margaret, wid Josial
Chirling Henry, barber, King st
| Chrysler Edgar, salesman, Benton st
and deputy clerk of the crown, King s
proprietor, King st
ster, stort:
Cook Jacob, Benton st
Distant from Guelph 15 miles, from Ham- |
TELEGRAPH, weekly, an- |
Bodenbender rev. Conrad, Baptist, Fred-|
7 * |
Boedecker John, storekeeper, Frederick
town
| Brown & Devitt, spring bedsteads, King
Brown rev. George, Evangelical, Queen |
Canadian Express Co., William Jaffray,
Chalmers David C., clerk Merchant’s
BreNn-Ber
David Joseph, mattrass factory, King st
| Davidson George, sheriff
Davidson George, jun., dealer, King st
| Davidson John, of Davidson & Meinke,
| King st
, Davidson & Mcinke, marble works, King
} sgt
| Davidson Miss J., dressmaker, King st
DeBus George M., hairdresser, King st
| Denison Daniel G., photographer, hing
| st
| D’Esterre Duncan, stationmaster G.T.R
| Devitt William, saddler, King st
Diegel Andrew, carpenter, Queen st
| Doebler Jacob, baker, King st
Doering Conrad, weaver, Queen st
| Duncan Mrs. William, store, King st
| Eby David, pedlar, King st
| Eby Ezra, school teacher, Frederick st
| Eby John AV., druggist, King st
| Eby Menno, clerk, Court house
| Empey Robert A., assistant postmaster
| Epting Jacob, tobacco merchant, Fred-
erick st
Falls rev. Alexander S., ch of England
| FENNELL JOHN, shelf and heavy
hardware, King st
| Ferguson rev. Thomas A., Wesleyan,
King st
| Fisher Veit, glue maker, Queen st
, Fleischauer John, laborer, Queen st
Fleischauer William, chairmaker, King
st
Fleming Robert, upholsterer, Foundry st
FRANKLIN HOTEL, J. S. Weaver,
proprietor, Queen st
Fuchs August, watchmaker, King st
Funcken rey. Louis, director St Jerome
| college
| Gaukee Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Levi, mil-
liner, Queen st
| Gaul William, tailor, King st
Gauntley Henry, fancy store, town con-
| stable, King st
| Geckle Adam, laborer
| Geddes Charles R., seed store, King st
|
George Conrad, school teacher, Fred-
erick st
| Giesea Frederick A., M.D., King st, h
| Foundry st
| Gildner Valentine, blacksmith, King st
Giller George, tinsmith, King st
| Glebe Henry, tailor, King: st
Godbold Charles, Greenbush
Good Peter H., grocer, King st
Goodwillie Joseph, telegraph operator
| G.T.R., bds at Queen st
Gottleib Frederick, of Stein, Gottleib &
| Grebenstein, Queen st
Gow Robert, shoemaker, King st, h
Queen st
| Grebenstein Martin, of Stein, Gottleib
| & Grebenstein, King st
| Gwynne James W,, barrister,Greenbush
Hackburn Kk, Geo., bookkeeper, King st
| Harman Davidson M.,, teller Merchants
bank
Haller Jolin, hatter, King st, h Weber st
Hawkins Mrs, Ann, wid Frank, King st
Heiler Jacob, wheelwright, King st
Heit Louis, baggage master, Weber st
| Heller Caspar, proprietor Royal Ex-
,| change hotel, King st
'| Heller Henry, watchmaker, King st
Hett Henry, painter, Church st
| Hett John B., carpenter, King st
1! Higling Ferdinand, painter
| Hoffman Isaae, furniture dealer, King
| st, h Foundry st
Colquhoun James, clerk Circuit court) Hoffman John S., druggist, King st
t Howard George S., turnkey
|} COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Roat, | Huber Allen, of Huber & Roy, Queem
| gt
Huber & Roy, dealers, King st
‘hime eerie ita
aati saeerenepa toe
-
~
cae rsp” die anes ae
———
BERLIN,
Hughes Samuel Lount, M.D.
Huks William, mason, King st
Hunsicker, John C., dealer, King st
Jackson Henry F. Ti, J.P., official assig-
nee, King st
Jackson Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William,
Queen st
Jacobs Caspar, bookbinder, King st
Jacobs Ludwig, bookbinder, King st
Jueyvor Henry, of Krueger & Jaeger,
Frederick st
Jazer Frederick, mason, Frederick st
Jager George, laborer, Church st
JAFFRAY JAMES P., operator Mont-
real Telegraph Co., King st
JAFFRAY WILLIAM, postinaster, dep- |
uty reeve, agent Montreal Telegraph
Co., and express agent, King st
DOMINION 206 DIRECTORY. '
ST TL pee de Gee Ee med males HEM ae ea SEAT flee me haematite Uy Pee eT TE IR Teepe Tee ue Tee en
Mogk Philip, carpenter, King st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Wil-
liam Jaffray, agent, King st
Moore Hugh Edwin, photographer,
King st
MOTZ —, of Rittinger & Motz
Mouat Alexander H., deputy clerk of
the peace, Court house st
Mylius Rudolph, M.D., Benton st
Nahrgang Christopher K.,
Queen st
Nahrgang John, tailor, King st
Nicholas Andrew, proprietor St Nicho-
las hotel, King st
Niehaus William, shoemaker, King st
North American hotel, K. Schneucker,
proprietor, King st
Novak Lawrence, laborer, Queen st
tailor,
Jantz Mrs. Mary, wid George, King st Oberholtzer & Bowman, booksellers,
Kankee Mrs. Dorothea, King st
King st
Kannengiesser John F., fancy store, Oberholtzer Jacob, of Oberholtzer &
King st
Keyser William, proprietor Berlin hotel
Kimmell Henry, mason, Benton st
Kibbald John, Queen st
Kidder Mrs., wid, King st
Kimmel John, laborer, Benton st
Kimmel John, proprietor Ontario hotel,
King st
KING JOHN, barrister, attorney, soli-
citor, &c., King st
King Mrs. George, dressmaker, King st
Klein George, butcher, Benton st
Klippert Adam, carpenter
Klippert John, bailiff and chief con-
stable, Queen st
Knell Henry, watchmaker, King st
Knetcht Mrs., wid Conrad, King st
Koehn Charles, shoemaker, King st
Kraemer Mrs. Catherine, wid Jacob,
Frederick st
Kranz Hugo, reeve
Kranz & Son, dealers, King st
Krneger John W., of Krueger & Jaeger, |
Queen st
Krueger & Jaeger, dealers, King st
Kunow Henry, storekeeper, Queen st
Lahn Frederick, laborer, King st
LAKE HENRY, hardware, King st
LAMBREICHT CHARLES A,, wines,
liquors and bitters, Frederick st
Lang Peter, of Lang & Bochmer, King st
Lang Reynold, tanner, King st
Lantz Charles, teacher, St Jerome coi-
lege
Lennan Mrs., wid Robert, King st
Levan Jacob, blacksmith, Queen st
Lintner Morvis, rocking horse maker
Mackie John A., dealer and treasurer,
King st, h Foundry st
McDougall Dougall, registrar
McPHERSON ALEXANDER, editor
and proprietor of the Berlin Tele-
graph, Queen st
McQuinn John, carpenter, Church st
Market hotel, John Roos, proprietor,
King st
Mechanics Institute, Jolin Fennell,
president; Thomas Pearce, secretary ; |
Henry Gauntley, librarian :
Meinke August, of Davidson & Meinke,
bds at Queen st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, }
R. N. Rogers, agent, Queen st
Mersner Martin, baker, King st
Metcalfe rev James F., Wesleyan,
King st
Millar A. & W., barristers, Queen st
Millar Alexander, of A. & W. Millar,
Young st
Millar Miss Lillie, Church st
Millar William, of A. & W. Millar,
Weber st ;
Mogk William shoemaker, King st
Bowman, Foundry st
Oelschlager William, tobacco factory,
King st
Ontario hotel, John Kimmel, proprie-
tor, King st
Roat Edw., harnessmaker, Frederick st
| Pearce Thomas, principal Berlin Cen-
} tral school, Frederick st
Perrin James, bailiff, Queen st
Peter Conrad, sen., weaver, Queen st
Peter Conrad, weaver, Queen st
Peter John, carpenter, Queen st
Peterson Andrew J., registrar Surro-
gate court, and clerk Division court,
Court house
Phillips Thomas O., clerk, Queen st
Pipe William, M.D., Queen st
Potki Samuel, laborer, Queen st
Railroad hotel, B. Brauer, proprietor,
Weber st
Ralph Wm., producemerchant, Benton st
Randall Shubel, King st
Randell George, engine driver
Rathman Gottleib, tailor, King
Rathman Hermann, carpenter, King st
Ran Louis, butcher, Queen st
Retckert Mrs. Mary, wid
Frederick st
Ringley Jacob, tanner
| RITTINGER FREDERICK, of Rit-
) tinger & Motz, Queen st
ROAT JOHN, proprietor Commercial
hotel, King st
ROGERS ROBERT N., agent Mer-
chants Bank of Canada, Queen st
| Rommel Frederick, tailor, King st
| Rooke George, gunsmith, King st
Roos John, proprietor Market hotel, |
King st
Rose Charles, cabinetmaker, Weber st
Rothaerme] Henry, carpenter, King st
Rothwell Benjamin, of Synder & Rot-
well, Greenbush
Roy Alexander,of Huber & Roy,Queen st
Roy Simon, nurseryman, Queen st
| Royal Exchange hote!, Casper Heller,
proprietor, King st
Runehs John, laborer, Queen st
Ryder William, cabinetmaker, King st
Sagehord rev, Hermand, Lutheran,
Frederick st
Schmidt Bruno, M.D., King st
Schmidt John G., shoemaker, King st
| Schneucker K., proprietor North Ame-
| rican hotel, King st
Schofield Milton C., provincial land
surveyor, Queen st :
Schraler Herman, Church st
Schwartz John, turner
Schwartz Lewis, pedlar
Scott Robert, currier
Sehrt Henry pedlar, Church st
Seip George, brewer, Queen st
Phillip,
[Provinog oY
Shantzy Jacob, King st
Shoemaker Miss Elizabeth acho
teacher, Frederick st
Shuh Jacob, carpenter, Foundry
Simpson & Aldous,cabinetmaker, ki
st a
Simpson Martin, of Simpson ¢
Weber at” mene
Simpson Miss Fanny, school teachy
Frederick st
Simpson & Son, shoemakers, King ¢
Simpson Tindall, of Simpson & {%
Weber st 1
Simpson William, of Simpson & Aljgy
John st
Sipple Henry, weaver, King st
Smith George, school teacher, Fredy,
ick st ai.
Smith rev. William, German methojig
Weber st
Snyder Elias, of Snyder & Rothyyj
King st
Synder Frederick, tinsmi th, King g
Snyder & Rothwell, millers, King x
Spetz Joseph, brewer, Frederick st
Spies William, grocer, King st
St Jerome college, rev. L. Funcken, é
rector
St Nicholas hotel, Andrew Nichol
proprietor, King st
Stancker Paul, laborer, Queen st
Stanton Charles, county treasurer
Steffler Leo, school teacher
Stein, Gottleib & Grebenstein, tailors
King st
Stein William, of Stein, Gottleis
Grebenstein, King st
Stricker Matthew, blacksmith, King g
Stricker Joseph, blacksmith, King st
Stroh Henry, tanner, Queen st
Stuebing Conrad, of Boedecker {
Stuebing, Snyder st
Temple Snowdon, photographer
Thom J. H., head master Berlin Cou
Grammar school, Frederick st
Thomas John, shoemaker, King st
Thompson James, night operator G1
Tilt Thomas, brick yard, Foundry s
Totski August, carpenter, Queen st
TOWERS LYMAN, manufacturer oft
Excelsior washing machine, |
Tuerk rey. William, Swedenborgas
Queen st
Tyson Abram, dealer, King st
Verner Justus, waggonmaker, Freie
ick st
Vaneamp Lewis, L.D.S., King st
Veaglesang Emil, button factory, Freé
erick st
Voze William, bricklayer, Chureh st
Wagner Adam, butcher, King st
Wagne: Joseph, potter, King st
Walden William, gaoler
Waldown Wm., cabinetmaker, Kings
WARD GEORGE, proprietor Americ
hotel, Queen st aoe
WEAVER JACOBS.,, proprietor Frit
lin hotel, Queen st ;
Weber Conrad, foreman, Queen st
Weber David M., waggonmaker
Weller James, laborer, King st
Wilson Ephraim, Weber st
Wiltig John, carpenter, Queen st
Woelfe John Jaccb, plough mare
King st ;
Wolowski rev. Jolin, R. catholic
Wright Charles, King st -
Yorkham Leopold, pumpmaker, Kings
Young Miss Agnes, teacher, Frederik
Zalewski Joseph, painter, King st
Zeigler Enoch, blacksmith, King st
Zuelsdorf August, of Zuelsdorf & Uo.
Zuelsdorf Charles, of Zuelsdorf & 0
Zuelsdorf & Co., broommakers, kings
D
Miciniyre Nichol, J.P.
from Ottawa 40 miles,
NT ARIO. |
RVIE—A small
ht of Kincardine,
Distant from Kincay
sic; from Walkerto
9) miles, fare $1.25; fr
tion of the Grand Tru
fare $1.55. Mail daily
10.
A mstrong Thomas, }
jggs George, carpen
Boyd Andrew K., hot
Bradley Thomas, J.P,
air John, saw mill
Kinney David, insural
Knapp rev. Amos, Pr
idden John, shoema}
Hadden Robert, of 3
assistant postmaste
fadden & Sithes, gen
Hekinney Robert, ho
mer
Feedham James, wag
smith
Ralston James, shoen
Richards James, sawy
Rollins James, M.D.
Rithes William F., of ]
Stout William, school
Walsh Stephen, deale
ynne Robert, consta
BERWICK—A vil
ship of Finch, coun
Distant from Dickir
station of the Grand
niles, fare $81; from J
Population about 80.
tes Joseph, shoemak
vd Archibald C., sch
ameron Hugh, labore
Fampbell Kenneth, ca
ockburn A, James, ri
ockburn Alexander
storekeeper
@ockbarn Isaac, lumhe
onuell Stewart, clerk
municipal council, s
fenry Thomas, carper
ackso1 Robert, tanne
ranagh Michael, mai
Jacob, farmer
ewis William, saw n
merchant
(Gillivray Dunean, t
| Murdoch, mas
rsh William, hot
( in Dunean, far
Millan Hugh, farm
eMillan Mrs. Dunean
¢Moncagle Robert, bi
onck Marens, farmer
ark Alexander, carp
atterson Archibald, t
atterson John, shoen
haver William, farm
ark Alexander, sehox
hompson John, bute!
obin Moses, storekee)
ETHAN Y—A villa;
Of Manvers, county of
ftation of the Midland
Distant from Port H
Te, Mail daily. Pop
llison James, labore
ll John, laborer
ell Joseph, laborer
leakley John, harnes:
undy William, labo
ereton Charles H,, }
‘own A@drew, stati
land railway
ain Charles C,, mille
‘Formerly calle
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LOVINOE of
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beth, School
undry st
makers, King
P8on & Sy
hool teach
ers, King
pson & Sig
son & Aldow,
ng st
icher, Freda,
an methodist
& Rothe
h, King st
rs, King st
derick st
ig st
. Funcken, &
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ueen st
treasurer
y
stein, tailor:
Gottleid §
Boedecker ¢
rapher
Berlin County
rick st
, King st
orator G.22
Foundry st
(Queen st
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redenborgias
rietor Frank:
Jucen
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ugh make
tholic
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derickit
ving st
King st
lorf & Co.
dort & Co.
ers, Kings
)NTARIO. |
TEE—A small village in the town-
BRT Kincardine, county of Bruce.
Distant from Kincardine 74 miles, fare
gc - from Walkerton, the county town,
op miles, fare $1.25; from Goderich, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles,
fare $1.55. Mail daily. Population about
100.
Armstrong Thomas, blacksmith
ies George, carpenter
¥ l Andrew K., hotel
Badley Thomas, J.P., M.D.
Pair John, saw mill
Kinney David, insuranceagent ;
napp rev. Amos, Primitive methodist
idden John, shoemaker
Hadden Robert, of Madden & Sithes,
assistant postmaster
fadden & Sithes, general store
Wekinney Robert, hotelkeeper
felniyre Nichol, J.P., postmaster, far-
mer
Feedham James, waggonmaker, black-
smith
ston James, shoemaker
ichards James, sawyer
Rollins James, M.D.
Bites William F., of Madden & Sithes, |
Stout William, school teacher
Walsh Stephen, dealer
Vynne Robert, constable
BERWICK-—A village in the town-
ship of Finch, county of Stormont.
Distant from Dickinson’s Landing, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18
miles, fare $1; from Montreal 95 miles,
from Ottawa 40 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 80.
tes Joseph, shoemaker
wd Archibald C., school teacher
ameron Hugh, laborer
pampbell Kenneth, carpenter
nirn A, James, reeve
‘burn Alexander A., postmaster,
storekeeper
kbarn Isaac, lumber merchant
onuellStewart, clerk and treasurer of |
municipal council, storekeeper
fenry Thomas, carpenter
ackso1 Robert, tanner and currier
1agh Michael, mail contractor
Jacob, farmer
ewis William, saw mill and lumber
merehant
eGillivray Duncan, tinsmith
cLeod Murdoch, mason
‘sh William, hotelkeeper
in Duncan, farmer
i Hugh, farmer
agle Robert, blacksmith
onck Mareus, farmer
ark Alexander, carpenter
n Archibald, farmer
tterson John, shoemaker
Haver William, farmer
tark Alexander, school teacher
mpson John, butcher
lobin Moses, storekeeper
ETHAN Y—A village in the township
ofManvers, county of Durham, It isa
station of the Midland Railway of Canada,
Distant from Port Hope 24° miles, fare
We, Mail daily, Population about 300,
llison James, laborer
I John, laborer
ell Joseph, laborer
eak John, harnessmaker
undy William, laborer
ereton Charles H., M.D.
own A@drew, station master Mid-
tand railway
in Charles C,, millowner
‘Formerly called Finch,
DOMINION 207 DIRECTORY.
Campbell George, hotelkeeper
Copeland John, blacksmith
Cowan John, of Garnett & Cowan
Craig John, cradle maker
Crozier George, farmer
Davis William, farmer
Ewing rev. —, Presbyterian
Fell James, farmer
Forsyth James, laborer
Galineaux Edward, blacksmith
Galloway James, carpenter
Gardiner Mrs. Maria, wid R., weaver
Gardiner William, shoemaker
Garnett & Cowan, storekeepers
Garnett George, of Garnett & Cowan
Graham John, farmer
Graham Thomas, farmer
Graham William M., postmaster
rrandy John B. A., storekeeper
Grandy John, sen.
Grandy Robert, storekeeper
Hancock Robert, section master
Holmes rev. Edwin, New Connexion
methodist
Hunter William, shopkeeper
Irwin George, teacher
Jenney Solomon
Johnston James, J.P., farmer
Kelly James, grain dealer
Kennedy Robert, blacksmith
Lamb John D., carpenter
Lang William J., hotelkeeper
Lee Thomas, carpenter
Leonard Thomas, laborer
Little James, J.P., farmer
McCullough Hugh, waggonmaker
McGrath Thomas, laborer
McMullen David, farmer |
Miller John, carpenter
Morton Johnston, farmer |
Musson rey. E. Horace, ch of England
New Connexion methodist church, rev. |
Edwin Holmes, minister
Nilands Robert, shoemaker
Presbyterian church, rev. —, Ewing,
minister
Preston Porter, J.P., saw mill
Raper John, hotel keeper
Richardson Alonzo, carpenter
Richardson Joseph, carpenter
Ryley A., township clerk, grain dealer
Scholer John, laborer
Shaw James, laborer
Sisson John J., farmer
Smith William, laborer
Smith William, tailor
Stafford Henry, carpenter
Strike William, tailor
White Hamilton, blacksmith
Wilson Josiah, farmer
Wrightman William, cooper
BEWDLEW—A small village at the,
head of Rice Lake, township of Hamilton,
eounty of Northumberland. Here is a
Jarge steam saw mill, Distant from Port
Hope, a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 10 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Popu-
lation about 80.
Benson James, J.P., farmer
Hannah Philander, innkeeper
Henderson William, school teacher
Ley George, J.P., farmer
Sackville James, lumber merchant
Scott Adam, steam saw mill
Sidey John, postmaster, storekeeper
Wright Robert
BILLINGS BRIDGE—A small vil-
lage on the Rideau river, township of
Gloucester, county of Carleton. Distant
from Ottawa 2 miles. Mail tri-weekly,
Population about 100,
Angus William, blacksmith
Bell Hdward, market gardener
Bell George, tollkeeper
Ber-Birz
Billings Bradish, bookkeeper
Billings Charles, town clerk
Billings Mrs., wid Bradish
Bissonette O., blacksmith
Blyth James, storekeeper
Boucher Frangois, painter
Campbell James, farmer
Graham Andrew, grocer and tavern-
keeper
Hipinstall George, carpenter
McKellar Archibald, farmer
Newburn John, mechanic
Phillips Mrs., wid George, market gar-
dener
| Smith Alexander, waggonmaker
Smith John, agent for pumps
Smith William, postmaster, storekeeper
Taylor David, shoemaker
Whalen Matthew, farmer
| ‘BING HAW ROA D—A small placein
the township of South Cayuga, county of
Haldimand, Distant from Cayuga, the
county town, 4! miles, from Canfield, a
station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron
railway, 8 miles. Muil tri-weekly.
Cline Theobald, farmer
Finley George, J.P., farmer
| Garringer John, mail conductor
| Laws Isaiah, postmaster, storekeeper
| Link Jacob, farmer
Link John, farmer
McClaren Peter, farmer
Suter James, farmer
| Wilson Lewis, farmer
Wilson William, farmer
BIRKHALL—A post office station in
the township of Moore, county of Lamb-
ton, Distant from Petrolia, a station of
the Great Western railway, 9 miles, from
Moore, on the St Clair river, 8 miles,
from Sarnia 18 miles. Mail weekly.
McKenzie F., postmaster
BIRMINGHAM—A small village in
the township of Vittsburg, county of
Frontenac, Distant from Kingston 11
miles, fare 87}c. Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 60,
+
Birmingham Mrs. Eliza, wid James,
postmistress
Donaldson Robert, farmer
| Franklin William Henry, farmer
Joyce Lawrence, farmer
Joyee Matthew, farmer
Joyce Michael, farmer
MeNeil captain P., hotelkeeper
| Smith Samuel, hotelkeeper
Todd Samuel, blacksmith
Trotter Jacob, farmer
BIRR—A small village on the proof line
road, township of London, county of
Middlesex, Distant from Luean, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare
60e.; from London 10 miles, fare 50ce, Mail
daily. Population about 75.
Begg William, farmer
Brown Miss Rebecea, school teacher
Bryce James, farmer
Dayton Mrs, Ann, wid Asa
Ferguson Henry, J.P., farmer
Ferguson John, J.P., farmer
Ferguson Robert, insurance agent
Ferguson Thomas, firmer
Fraser John, farmer
Hobbs Robert
Hughes Anthony, farmer
Hughes Joseph, farmer
Hughes Philo, cheesemaker
Kennedy Thuiburton, farmer
Kennedy John, firmer
Lambourne Job, farmer
| Lang Charles, farmer
McIntosh Henry, innkeeper
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McMehen Charles, farmer
McMehen James, farmer
McMehen John, farmer
Martin James W., waggonmaker
O'Neil Henry, farmer
O'Neil Henry D., farmer
O'Neil James, farmer
O'Neil Robert, farmer
Patrick George, farmer
Patrick Thomas, farmer
Patrick William, farmer
Perkin Samuel, blacksmith
Place Mrs. Ann, wid Elias
Ryland George, farmer
Shoebottom John, farmer
Shoff Robert, waggonmaker
Sinclair James, farm:r
Stephens Richard, firmer
Webb rev. William, New Connexion
methodist
Wilson George J., farmer
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson rev. Robert, ch of England
Winter Danicl, blacksmith
Young Jos. M., postmaster storekeeper
*BISHOP’S GATE —A small village in
the township of Burford,couuty of Brant.
Distant from Burford, 1} mile, from
Paris, a station of the Great Western
railway,7 miles, fare 5Jc.; from Brantford,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 7
miles, fare 40c.; from Buffalo 91 miles.
Population about 200.
Bingham Jacob, of J. & 8S. D. Bingham
BINGHAM J. & 8. D., manufacturers
agricultural implements.
Bingham Stafford D., of J. & 8. D. Bing-
ham
Carter Joseph, wood worker
Dutcher Thomas J., watchmaker
Evans Lewis, machinist
Findlay John, moulder
Gillroy Thomas, laborer
Hann Mathias, farmer
Koucher Elijah, carpenter
Koucher Elijah, jun., machinist
Loyd Thomas Jones, farmer
McKenzie Richard, hotelkeeper
Maginn James, hotelkeeper
Manee Edward, blacksmith
Marragh Michael, laborer
Messcica David, farmer
Miles Isaac, painter
O'Neil James, laborer
Perleig colonel C. 8.
Scofield William, carpenter
Sharp “dweard, moulder
Smith George Matthew, grocer
Smith Robert, moulder
Thompson John, mill owner
Thompson John, jun., laborer
Thompson Robert A., waggonmaker
Turner Jonathan, carpenter
BISHOP'S MILLS—A village in the
township of Oxford, county of Grenville,
Distant from Brockville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare $1;
from Oxford, a station.of the
rence and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, fare
fic. Mail bi-weekly. Population about
Alexander James, storekeeper
Baker Nathaniel, farmer
Bishop Alson, carpenter
Bishop Asa W., postmaster, weaver
Bishop Chauncy, farmer
Bishop rotiage Urias, grist mill
Bishop Cyrus, farmer
Bishop Ira, farmer
Bishop James Vincent, carpenter
Bishop Mrs. Laura, wid Elias
Bishop Stephen L., J.P., shingle mill
Buker Calvin, farmer
*The post office is at Burford.
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DOMINION 208 DIRECTORY.
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Buker Hiram Norton, laborer
Burns James, farmer
Connell William, storekeeper
Dool John, farmer
Dool Thomas, farmer
Dool William, farmer
Elliot Archibald, farmer
Ferguson Robert, waggonmaker
Greer David,trader
Greer Nathaniel, farmer
Greer William Thomas, tanner and
currier
Kiloburn Warren, M.D.
Marshall James, blacksmith
McOully Henry, farmer
McLees Patrick, shoemaker
McLennan Alexander, farmer
McLennan Andrew, farmer
McLennan Francis, carpenter
McLennan William, hotelkeeper
Morrison William, farmer
Parks William, blacksmith
Scoville Watson, laborer
WALDRON MOSES, dry goods, hard-
ware, groceries and provisions
BLACK CREEK—A small village at
the mouth of Black Creek, Niagara river,
township of Willoughby, county of Wel-
land, It is a way station of the Erie and
Niagara railway. Distant from Niagara
Falls 10 miles, trom Welland, the county
town, 12 miles, from Port Colborne, on
Lake Erie, 18 miles, from Toronto 60
miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 150.
Allen Isaac H., Posen er saw mill,
dry goods, hardware, groceries, pro-
duce, &e.
Allen Thomas H., clerk
Baker Henry, farmer
Baker John, farmer
Barnhart Michael, waggonmaker
Beam Hervey J., farmer
Beam Jacob, farmer
Beam Menno, farmer
Forsyth Clark, farmer
Forsyth Walter, farmer
Gonder Michael D., J.P., farmer
House Michael, farmer
Jenks Charles H., foreman in saw mill
Krafft Francis, carpenter
Miller John, shoemaker
Neireiter Charles, laborer
Parker Jolin J., carpenter
Rolson John, engineer
Wait Levi, farmer
*BLACK HORSE CORNERS—
A small villageinthe township of Kinloss,
county of Bruce. Distant from Lucknow
10 miles, fare 50c.; from Kincardine 12
miles, fare 50c.; from Walkerton, the
county town, 16 miles, fare 75c.; from
Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 32 miles, fare $1.50. Mail daily.
Population about 90.
Armitage James, carpenter
Armstrong Joseph, carpenter
Cake Jonas, tavernkeeper
Forbes rey. A. G.
Hunter Robert, school teacher
Logan William, carding mill
McCutcheon Alexander, boot and shoe-
maker
McDonald Donald, shoemaker
McEntyre William, saw mill
SHELTON FRANCIS, _ postmaster,
hotelkeeper and general grocer
Shelton William, match factory
Spencer Samuel, pump factory
Short James, waggon maker
Stewart Thomas J., stage proprietor
Sutten William, grist mill
Young Joseph, blacksmith
* The post office is called Kinloss.
BLAIR—A small village in the to
and county of Waterloo, Distane a
Preston, a station of the Great Wa
railway, 2 miles, fare 18c. ; froin Bop
county town, 7 miles, fare Ade, ; foci
Mail daily, Populatig
milton 89 miles,
about 100
Allison George, farmer
Bechtel Isaac, farmer
Bechtel Moses, agent saw mill
Blizard Zachariah, laborer
Blashka Joseph, butcher
Bowman Samuel B,
Bowmen Wendell, farmer
Clemens Olivier, farmer
Clemens Wendall, farmer
Cornell Erastus, farmer
Cress George laborer
Cress Peter, blacksmith’
Dalgleish James, teamster
Detweiler John & Jacob, mill owney
Devitt G., miller ’
Erb Joseph, farmer
Eshleman Moses, farmer
Freshne G., innkeeper
Glick Philip, shoemaker
Keefhaber Adam, cooper
Lamb John, tailor
McNally Angus, woollen factory
McNally Henry, councillor, reeve
McNally John, farmer
Marshall John, farmer
Mulloy Nelson, M.D.
Munro John, teacher
Myers John, waggonmaker
Orr Robert, farmer
Pedder Thomas, farmer
Renshaw John, postmaster, shoemake
Sherk Abraham, farmer
Sipes John, farmer
Spiers Byron, laborer
Thompson Hugh, blacksmith
Tilt Francis, veterinary surgeon
Tilt William, township clerk
Twaits William, laborer
Wismer David farmer
Wismer Isaac, farmer
BLAIRTON-—A village on Marmot
Lake, township of Belmont, and county¢
Peterborough. Here are some large int
mines, which are the chief support of
settlers, Distant from Peterborough th
county town, and astation of the Midi
railway, 34 miles, fare $1.59. Mail
weekly, Population about 350.
Archer John, butcher and boardity
house
Archer James, boarding house
Armstrong Wm., J.P., reeve, merchiti
Aunger John, foreman ;
Barber James, superintendent of Co
bourg and Marmora railway
Bates Roger, postmaster, farmer wl
timekeeper
Bell Henry, boarding house and sti
Bissett Miss Annie, school teacher
Boyd Alexander, farmer
Boyd James, farmer
Boyd William, farmer
COBOURG AND MARMORA Ral
WAY AND MINING CO,, Step
Goodall, superintendent
Duff William, shoemaker, storekeeftt
Ewings Mrs., hotelkeeper
Frants James
Goodall Stephen, superintendent @
mines
Huick Christopher G., farmer
Huick John, farmer
Madill Alexander, farmer
Meikle James S., merchant @nd i
of marriage licenses
Roxburgh William E., storekeepet
Sloane Robert, storekeeper
Vaughan Emanuel, tavernkeepet
[ Pro VINE oP
eller George, farm
eller Gilbert, hotel
Feller Wellington, m
hitmarsh Levi, tean
Tynn William, carpe
BLANTYRE—A 8!
township of Euphrasi
Distant from Griersy
Meaford 11 miles, frox
county town, 80 miles,
Patterson Jas., postmé
BLENHEIM—A t
the township of He
Kent, It is situated
above the lake and e
miles, The surroundin
cultivated, there bein
farms and beautiful of
quantity of fruit and
here to the Chatham m
several large factories i
tant from Cha*ham, as
Western railway, 12
B Mail daily. Vopulatio
nger Amos, farmer
Arroll William KE,
TKINSON WILLIA
tory
uger house, Samuel ¥
yers Charles, carpent
aird William, shoema
ell Thomas S., storeke
enedict Archibald, sh
est Jerome, shoemake
isnett Alfred, sash fac
rown Alexander, live
rown Edward C,, sto
rown James, & Co. 8
unnell Charles, photos
unnell Klias F., venee
leveland George, cary
oghlan Thomas, store
ox James, waggonmal
rosly James, boarding
yunard Frank, carpent
Doolittle Moses C., jewe
al Rufus, carpenter
astman George, shoen
lliott Alexander, farm
ARRELL [ISAAC S., 1
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ELLOWS WILLIAM
ennacy James, spoke f
ields Daniel, seed stor
ater G. & N., blacksm
ater George, carriage
ranville Charles, cabin
rass John, blacksmith
all Francis, shingle fa
all Henry, foundry
all James, boots and g)
all Robert H., druggis:
all & Son, agricultural
icks Thomas, firmer
ill rev, Geoffrey, ch of
orey William, patent 1
ughson Robert T., gris
ackman Aaron, saddlet
ackson John, farmer
ackson John Croft, bai
ackson Thomas, farmer
ilpatrick Robert, millet
Inney Lewis, sash facts
they Lewis, carpenter
itchen George, blacksn
ane Adoniram, blacksn
Ane John, engineer
eWrence Charles, farme
e° Robert, butcher
ittle John, farmer
cElvey George, tailor
cGeorge Joseph
George William G., le
eGregor John, farmer
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Feller Wellington, merchant
hitmarsh Levi, teamster
Venn William, carpenter
ANTYRE—A small place in the
Pie ahp of Euphrasia, county of Grey.
Distant from Griersville 6 miles, from |
vaford 11 miles, from Owen Sound, the
Maty towD) 30 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
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Datterson Jas., postmaster, storekeeper |
BLENHEIM—A thriving village in
the township of Harwich, county of!
Kent, It is situated ona ridge 130 feet
above the lake and extending about 17
miles, The surrounding country 1s highly
cultivated, there being numerous large
farms and beautiful orchards. A great
quantity of fruit and grain is sent rom |
here to the Chatham market. There are |
several large factories in the village. Dis-
tant from Chatham, a station of the Great
Western railway, 12 miles, fare 60c.
B Mail daily. Vopulation about 850.
nger Amos, farmer
Arroll William E.
TKINSON WILLIAM R., handle fac-
tory ae :
uger house, Samuel White, proprietor
yers Charles, carpenter
aird William, shoemaker
ell Thomas S8., storekeeper
enedict Archibald, shoe dealer
st Jerome, shoemaker
isnett Alfred, sush factory
rown Alexander, livery stable
rown Edward C., stoves and tinware
rown James, & Co,, storekeepers
unnell Charles, photographer
unnell Elias F., veneer sawyer
leveland George, carpenter
oghlan Thomas, storekeeper
ox James, waggonmaker
ly James, boarding house
unard Frank, carpenter
Doolittle Moses C., jeweller
ar] Rufus, carpenter
astman George, shoemaker
Hliott Alexander, farmer
ARRELL [SAAC S., manufacturer of
D spade handles
ELLOWS WILLIAM R., town clerk
ennacy James, spoke factory
ields Daniel, seed store
ater G, & N., blacksmiths
ater George, carriagemaker
ranville Charles, cabinetmaker
John, blacksmith
all Francis, shingle factory
all Henry, foundry ¥
all James, hoots and s} oes
all Robert H., druggist
all & Son, agricultural implements
icks Thomas, farmer
ill rev. Geoffrey, ch of England
orey William, patent rights
ughson Robert T., grist mill
kman Aaron, saddler
Ackson John, farmer
mn John Croft, bailiff
ickson Thomas, farmer
ilpatriek Robert, miller
laney Lewis, sash factory
y Lewis, carpenter
n George, blacksmith
ane Adoniram, blacksmith
ane John, engineer
AWrence Charles, farmer
e¢ Robert, butcher
ittle John, farmer
ck rey George, tailor
eGeorge Joseph
eGeorge William G., land surveyor
eGregor John, farmer :
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| McGregor Mrs. Agnes, proprietress
Rob Roy hotel
| McGregor William, farmer
McINNESLOFTUS R,, M.D., physician
and surgeon
McKay Mrs. Margaret, wid Samuel
MeMichael John, J.P.
McMichael Joseph, sash, door and blind
factory
McMichael Miss Martha, dry goods
Malcolm Sherman, land surveyor
Mallory Mrs. Phoebe, wid Wm., grocery
Marksbey A., carpenter
Maxwell William, carpenter
Meredith Joseph, coftinmaker
Morris John K., postmaster, storekeeper,
mill owner
Mountford John G., drover
Nichol John, millwright
Oldershaw Alfred, builder
Osborne Edward W., cabinetmaker
Pickering Thomas Y., storekeeper
Putnam Asaph E., storekeeper
Richardson rev, G, T., Wesleyan
Rob Roy hotel, Mrs. Agnes McGregor,
proprietress
Russell Stephen, carpenter
Samson James, M.D.
Scrivener John, baker
Sewell Charles, grocer
Sewell John, grocer, township treasurer
Sheldon Oscar B., proprietor Sheldon’s
hotel
Stevens Nathan I., storekeeper
Teer Daniel, saddler
Telfor James, machinist
Van Velsor Daniel J., M.D.
Vester George, proprietor Vester house
Wallace Robert, bending works
Warner Eli, woollen factory
Wharvan F,, tailor
White Samuel, proprietor Auger house
Yates Albert, grocer
Young Joseph, sawyer
BLESSINGTON—A small village in the
township of Tyendinaga, county of Hast-
ings. Jistant from Shannonville, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles,
Mail bi-weekly, Population about 270.
Allison Oran, farmer
Balcanqual James, farmer
Balcanqual William, farmer
Bennett John, farmer
Bourke John, farmer
Cole Henry, blacksmith
Cook Richard, farmer
Conlin Hugh, farmer
Cross Samuel, farmer
Culkeen James, farmer
Culkeen Michael, farmer
Dale James, farmer
Donovan Patrick, farmer
| Downs John, farmer
Haston George, farmer
Egan John, J.P., farmer
Garrett James, farmer
Halstead Abel, farmer
Holley John, farmer
Hubble Charles, farmer
| Hubble Peter, farmer
| Huffman James, farmer
Huffman William, farmer
| Kealy John, farmer
Keenan Thomas, farmer
| Kenedy Thomas, farmer
| Lalley John, J.P., farmer
| Lally Michael, carpenter and farmer
| Lanson Peter, blacksmith
Leslie Adam
Liddle Albert, carpenter and farmer
McEvoy John, farmer
Mott Isaac, farmer
Mott Jacob, farmer
| O'Leary Dennis, farmer
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O'Leary John, farmer
O'Leary Patrick, farmer
O'Sullivan John, farmer
Pake Amos, carpenter
Palmer James, blacksmith
Phillips Jonas, farmer
Phillips William, farmer
Pitt Nicholas, farmer
Purdy Sylvester, farmer
Rawley William Henry, farmer
Robertson John
Ross John, farmer
Scott Christopher, farmer
Smith Charles, cooper
Todd John, farmer
Vandewaters Nelson, farmer
Vanmeer Jeremiah, farmer
Walsh William, farmer
Whims Thomas, farmer
White Lawrence, farmer
BLOOMFIELD—A pleasant village in
the township of Hallowell, county of
Prince Edward. Distant from Picton §
miles, fare 25c.; from Brighton, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, fare
$1.50; from Helleville 20 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 400.
Armitage James, farmer
Barker Merritt, farmer
Barker Shove, farmer
Bedell W.N., J.P.
Bigg George
Bowerman Amos, shoemaker
Bowerman C.,of Morgan & Bowerman
Bowerman Gideon, carriagemaker
Bowerman Leonard, miller
Bowerman Stephen, butcher
Bowerman Valentine, laborer
Brewer Benjamin, carpenter
Broek Mrs. E., wid Jos., of Clark & Co.
Brown Miss Margaret, school teacher
Brown Mrs. Matilda, wid Joseph
Brown Stewart, farmer
Bull Albert, carpenter
Bull Corey, farmer
Bull Gilbert, storekeeper
Bull John, farmer
Bull Selleck, farmer
Cannon Abraham, shoemaker
Cannon Samuel, farmer
Clark & Co., storekeepers
Clark Corey O., shoemaker
Clark James Harley, M.D.
Clark Mrs. Margaret J., wid Selleck
Clark Philip, of Clark & Co.
Cooper James
Cooper John, carriagemaker
COOPER OBADIAH, J.P., townshi
treasurer,commissioner Queen’s benc
Cooper Thomas P,
Cork George, apiarian
Cronk Edward B.
DeGroff William H., carpenter
Derbyshire Daniel, carpenter
Dorland Joshua
Duncan Charles A., carpenter
Eaton James, laborer
Elesworth David, farmer
Elkington Timothy, laborer
Elisworth Mrs. Maria, wid Job
Flanigan Daniel, laborer
Fraleigh William, deputy reeve
Gough James, miller
Hare Dexter, harnessmaker
Hare Peter H., J.P.
Hoigh Charles, harnessmaker
Hubbs Henry, farmer
Hunter Daniel
Huyck Abram, farmer
Insley Aaron, carpenter
Keith Mrs. Robina, hotelkeeper
King Richard, M.D.
Lake Samuel K., M.D.
Leavins Ostin, blacksmith
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McDonald rev. Davidson, Wesleyan
McDonnell Henry, farmer
McDonnell Mrs. Dora, wid Wm. H., of
Clark & Co.
McFaul Peter
McGibbon John, cooper
MARRIAGE LICENSES, William C.
Williams, issuer
Mastin Minard, laborer
Mills George, laborer
Mitchell George, laborer
Morgan & Bowerman, grist mill
Morgan Ths. H., of Morgan & Bowerman
Murdiff George, miller
Noxon Alfred, farmer
Noxon Samuel
Noxon Wm., sash and door manufacturer
Parker Edward, brickmaker
Puling James, mason
Rundle Abraham, hop grower
Saylor Adam H., J. P., councillor
Saylor Robert, farmer
Spencer Albert, farmer
Spencer David, shoemaker
Spencer Mrs. Abigail, wid John. D.
Stinson Lewis B., reeve
Striker J., postmaster, wheelwright
Sykes Victor, tanner
Symes Mrs. Huldah, wid John
Talcott Elisha, farmer
Tompsette John, constable
Tripp George V., blacksmith
Varney Levi, storekeeper
Watson Charles E., shoemaker
Watson Gilbert, school teacher
Watson Mrs. Anne, wid Samuel
Watson William H., carder
White Cornelius, farmer
White Stephen
Williams William C., conveyancer,
issuer of marriage licenses, Town-
ship aid Division court clerk
Williams John P., nuyseryman,
dealer
Wilson James, shoemaker
Winters Lewis, shoemaker
fruit
BLOOMINGDALE—A small village
in the township and county of Waterloo,
Distant from Berlin, the county town and
astation ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 5
miles, fare 20c.; from Guelph 18 miles
by rail, fare 60c.; by road 13 miles, from
Toronto 66 miles, fare $2. Mail daily.
Population about 100.
Beamis Benjamin B., laborer
Bechtel Jacob, farmer
Bowman John, farmer
Bowman Menno, farmer
Brandle William, shoemaker
Dettweiler Rudolf, farmer
Durrant Henry, farmer
Erb William, cheese factory
Fate Joseph, carpenter
Mamero Frederick, laborer
Moyer John G., tavernkeeper
Oberhuitzer Henry, farmer
Oherkciizer Owen, farmer
Pooucs Wm., postmaster, storekeeper
‘hne‘4er Moses, farmer
Shan'z Daniel, farmer
S» cder Amos, farmer
Si yder Benjamin, farmer
Snyder Jacob, farmer
Rasde. ohn, farmer
Snyder J onah, farmer
Stauffer Jacob, farmer
Underwood Benjamin, laborer
BLOOMSBURG—A village in the
township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.
A boat plies bbs. A during navigation,
from here to Port Ryerse on Lake Erie,
Distant from Simcoe, the county town,
5 miles, fare 25c.; from Port Ryerse 11
miles, from Brantford, a station of the
Buffalo and Goderich’ branch of the | BLYWH—A fast growing vil’
Grand Trunk_ railway, 21 miles, fare
$1.25. Mail daily. Population about 100.
Allen Rolph, pumpmaker
Bacon Gad. 8., cheese maker
Bates Lewis, grocer
Clouse Jacob, laborer,
Colver John M., farmer
Culver Loder, farmer
Griffin rev. Stephen, Baptist
Hunter Alexander farmer
Ireland Joseph, carpenter
Kellum Jacon, J.P., farmer
Kitchen Charles W., farmer
Kitchen Lemuel, farmer
Kitchen L W., postmaster, storekeeper
Kitchen William, farmer
Kitchen William, farmer
Merrill Charles 8., harnessmaker
Nickerson Benjamin, carpenter
Parker Absalon, laborer
Rusling John, blacksmith
Slaght hiram
Smith Albert, machinist
Smith George, carpenter
Smith William, millwright
Ward Henry, shoemaker
BLUEVALE-—A small village on the
Maitland River, township of Morris,
and county of Huron. It contains
rist, saw, carding and shingle mills;
*resbyterian, Wesleyan, and Vrimitive
Methodist churches; und a common
school. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here.” Distant from Wingham 4
miles, trom Wroxeter 6} miles, from
Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 25 miles, fare $1. Mail daily.
Population about 300.
Black Samuel, farmer
Bluevale hotel, James Johnston, pro-
prietor
Brown Charles, hes? sawyer
Bruce Alexander, shoemaker
Cassie George, stonemason
Cowden James, teamster
Dominion hotel, Wm. Ross, proprietor
Duncan George, blacksmith
Farrow Thomas, storekeeper, commis-
missioner and telegraph operator
Gordon William, cradlemaker
Hastie rev, James, Presbyterian
Hazard rev. R., Primitive methodist
Herbert Charles, miller
Johnston James, proprietor
hotel
Johnston James, town clerk
King Dunean, farmer
Leech Brothers, grist mill
Leech Joseph, of Leech Brothers
Leech William H., of Leech Brothers
McCullough John, shoemaker
McDonald John, harnessmaker
McGee James, mail carrier
Messer John, J.P., reeve, postmaster,
storekeeper
Messer Wm., assistant postmaster, clerk
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CC,
Piper James, tailor
Richardson John, carpenter, framer
Ress James, shoemaker
toss William, proprietor
hotel, carpenter
Scott Francis, blacksmith
Scott J. G., M.D.
Sibbald Robert F., boots and shoes
Stewart Duncan, carding, shingle mill
and joiner
Bluevale
Dominion
Stewart Thomas, shingle mill hand
Stewart William C., mail carrier
Tanner Johnston N.
Thynne John, school teacher
Thynne Thomas, engineer
Tindal Edward, waggonmaker
DOMINION 210 DIREOTORY.
[PROvINeE op
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townships of Wawanosh, Morn
Hallett, county of Huron—laid Out ig
1854. It contains grist, saw, shingle ay
planing mills; woollen, cardin nj
cabinet factories, and a brie ya
Twenty-two new buildings are in Coury
of erection during this summer, Ma.
treal Telegraph Co. has an office by
Distant trom Clinton, a station y
the Buffalo and Lake Huron railway, j
miles, ture £0c.; from Wingham 12 mig
fare 50c. ; from Goderich, the equay
town, 17 miles. Mail daily, Populatiq
about 700, .
Agnew Thomas
Anderson & Mitchell, saddlers
Atkinson William, clerk
Birmingham John, laborer
Boland Abraham, proprietor Farm
inn
Burtch Brothers, potashmakers
Carter John, brickmaker
Clark John, blacksmith
Clark John, teamster
Combes James, butcher
Combes James, lumber dealer
COMMERCIAL — HOTEL,
Shane, proprietor
Coulter Thomas
Crerar James 8., fireman
Curtiss William, steam saw mill
Dinnim John, sawyer
Dodds James, sawyer
Downs William, butcher
Drummond Robert
Drummond William, general merchas
Dublin Castle hotel, John T. Headly,
proprietor
Farmers inn, Abraham Boland, py
prietor
Frarrey George, blacksmith
Gibson Thomas, hostler
Gilmour sergeant, pensioner
Glazer Adam, shoemaker
Gordon James, pumpmaker
Gosman John, framer
Gurney James, laborer
Gurney Robert, tailor
Headley John T., proprietor Duda
Castle hotel
Hoffman John, head miller
HOLMES RICHARD, J.P., postmast
dealer in dry goods, groceries, jr
visions, crockery, hardware, bovt
shoes, &c., agent Montreal Telegr
Co.
Holmes Thomas, J.P., town clerk, sit
tioneer, commissioner, &c.
Jenkins David J., baker
Judson Harvey, painter
Kelly Patrick, flour and saw mills
Laurence Alfred, cabinetmaker
Loughead William, proprietor
hotel
Love Samuel, lumber piler
Luxford Joseph, butcher
McDonald Angus, blacksmith
McDonald John, fireman
McDonald John Alexander, carpentt
McGowan Robert
McKellar Malcolm, blacksmith
McKinnon Donald B., general store
McKinnon Malcolm F., grocer
McLaren John, fireman
McLean rev, Archibald, Canada Pr
byterian
McQuarrie Hugh, blacksmith
McQUARRIE & THEOBALD, set
woollen factory, saw and shingle
custom and weaving works
McQuarrie James, of McQuarrie &T
bald
McQuarrie Lachlan, builder
McTavish David, waggonmaker
McTavish Hugh A., waggonmaket
Willisy
mthe township of Mer
medrow Curt
Tavish John, s
itcheil Robert
ONTREAL TE
Holmes, agent
pore Patrick, ca
col John, black
atterson Andrey
orter James, con
oulton Henry, ts
inn John, labor
obertson George
ogerson Isaac, cay
oney Patrick
van William, mil
ott Thomas, blag
HANE WILLIA
mercial hotel
heridan Thomas,
hherrit John, saw
erritt John, shoe
Hoan William, M.I
omers Richard, se
omers William, br
patford Charles, ¢
ewart James, tea
emple William, s¢
1eobald Geo., of M
hompson Alexand|
nion hotel, Wm. L
rquhart George, by
Varner Norman, W
hite Thomas, ting
Vilson George, saw
fiison James, sawy|
Vinters John, coop
LYTHESWOO
Distant from Stony
Great Western rail
daily. Population ¢
foster Ralph, teache
reich William, bla
iller John, postma
tore
OBCAYGEON—
the township of —
Victoria. It is situa
Sturgeon ac
dent canal w
‘cuts the ish
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vill.ou feetof lum!
canal last year, and
Will go through thi:
avout to be ineorpors
Sleamers runs to Li
and Bridgenorth,
Co, has anoflice here
the county town
1 railway, by
in winter s
‘eterborough 2
Population about 10¢
ison Andrew, sav
llison David, saw f
Buderson Hagh, labs
instrong & MeNei
mostrong William '
MeNeil
miburg Andrew, til
mr Jolin, liborer
Dttum captain Elija
fatty James, planit
fatty Robert P., tai
ell Jolin, laborer
ell Mrs, Elizabeth, +
ek Frederick, carps
ck George, J.P. to
ck William, carpet
OBCAYGEON |]
Weekly, annual
& Hidw. D. Hand, pro
Dnnell Charles B., )
byd Mossom, lumbe
adfield Charles )
Cluxton, insurances
field & Cluxton,
neral merchas
yin T. Header
n Boland, pe
myx rani.]
Tavish John, ablogle pecrer
i] Robert W., sac
te MEAL TELEGRAPH CO., R.
mes, agent
a Patrisk, cattle dealer
ficol John, blacksmith
atterson Andrew, teacher
orter James, contractor
oulton Henry, tailor
inn John, laborer
obertson George
ogerson Isaac, carriagemaker
oney Patrick
van William, mill hand
ott Thomas, blacksmith
ANE WILLEAM, proprietor
mercial hotel
eridan Thomas, labover
herrit John, saw mill hand
erritt John, shoemaker
loan William, M.D., druggist
omers Richard, sawyer
omers William, bricklayer
patford Charles, clerk
ewart James, teamster
emple William, saddler
eobald Geo., of McQuarrie & Theobald
hompson Alexander, M.D., coroner
nion hotel, Wm. Loughead, proprietor
rquhart George, builder
Varner Norman, waggonmaker
hite Thomas, tinsmith
Vilson George, saw mill hand
filson James, sawyer
Vinters John, cooper
LYTHESWOOD-—A small village in
the township of Mersea, county of Kssex.
Distant from Stony Point, a station of the
Great Western railway, 14 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 20.
Ralph, teacher
eich William, blacksmith
iller John, postmaster
Mmelrow Curtis, storekeeper
BOBCAYGEON—A thriving village in
Com-
the township of Verulam, county of
Victor! ;
ria.
t Sturgeon and Vidgeon
| onfeetof lumber went through the
last year, and over 20 million feet
go through this year; the village is
about to be incorporated, A daily line of
sleamers runs to Lindsay, Peterborough
and Bridgenorth. Montreal Telegraph
Co, has anoflice here, Distant from Lind-
say, the county town and a station of the
pMidiand railway, by steamboat 18 miles,
fa
Hoe.; in winter $1; by land 24 miles,
a leterborough 25 miles. Mail daily.
ypulation about 1000, ‘
ison Andrew, sawyer
Bllison David, saw filer
nderson Hugh, laborer
instrong & MeNeil, tanners
mstrong William T., of Armstrong &
MeNeil
miburg Andrew, tinsmith
re John, liborer
ottum captain Elijah
eatty James, planing mill
tatty Robert P., tailor
ell Jolin, laborer
ck Frederick, carpenter
ck George, J.P. township, clerk
ck William, carpenter
IBCAYGEON INDEPENDENT,
Weekly, annual subscription
bunell Charles E., M.D,
byd Mossom, lumber merchant
Cluxton
insurance agent
dfield & 5
Cluxton, storekeepers
It is situated on anisiand be- |
lakes ; a |
Government canal und locks, which cost |
£3,000), cuts the island in’ two, running |
thecentre of the village. Thereis |
umber i usiness done here, about |
ll Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Robert, weaver
nN $1 i
& Hdw. D. Hand, proprietor and printer
udfield Charles, of Bradfield &
DOMINION 211 DIRECTORY.
Buiy-Bor,
Brown Joseph, storekeeper
Cheetham Thomas, carpenter
Chittick James, blacksmith
Chittick Robert, blacksmith
Clements Joseph, laborer
Cluxton George, of Bradfield & Cluxton
Common school, John H. C. F. Fisher,
teacher
Cullen Ivanhoe, laborer
Delaire Celford, printer
| Dykes James, storekeeper
| EDMISON ISRAEL B., waggonmaker
{mseur Narcisse, tinsmith
Evans George, laborer
Fair Robert C., M.D
Fell George, tailor
Flanigan Augustin, cooper
Fraser Henry, laborer
| Fraser John H. ©, F., teacher Common
; school
| Freeman William, laborer
Gage David, millwright
| Garden Joseph, shoemaker
Garlick Richard L., laborer
| Gidley Jesse, laborer
Gidley Richard, laborer
Gidley William, sawyer
Graham Joseph, land agent
|; GRAHAM SAMUEL 5.
Green George, carpenter
| Green Samuel, blacksmith
| Green Themas, blacksmith
Hamilton Mrs. Jane, wid Robert
Hand Edward, D., job printer and pub-
lisher Bobcaygeon Independent
Harkness William, shoemaker
Harlow Thomas, saddler
Hays James, laborer
Hudson George, laborer
! Humphrey John, laborer
| Hunt William, miller
| Hunter Robert
| JENKIN IRVINE, dealer in dry goods,
| groceries, hardware, boots, shoes, &c.
i} JOHNSON SAMUEL, dealer in’ dry
' goods, groceries, crockery and glass
ware millinery and tailoring
Keat Eneas O., cabinetmaker
kennedy John, carpenter
Kennedy Mrs.
Kennedy William, miller
Kerr John, laborer
Lane captain Morris
| Law Mrs. Louisa D., wid Alexander
| Lefex Francis, laborer
Loasely Joseph photographer
McConnahy David, carpenter
McConnell James
McConnell John, baker, grocer
' MeConnell Matthew, jun, hotel
McDonald Duncan, blacksmith
McDonald Miss Jessie, teacher
McFadden John, carpenter
| MeGibbon William, laborer
| McKinnon Duncan, lumber mereuant
| MeLelland Samuel, storekeeper
| MeNeil William, of Armstrong & McNeil
| McNulty Peter, laborer
| Moffatt James, blacksmith — .
| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO., R.
| Latouche Tupper, agent
| Moore W. H., barrister
| Morgan John Thomas, M.D.
| Morrison John, laborer
| Nicholas Kliazon, carpenter
Nye George, sawyer
| Orr Alexander, hotel and store
| Patterson John, carpenter
Patterson rev. Charles, ch of England
Patterson William, laborer
Peters William, butcher
Platt John, lumber merchant
field, agent
| Quinn William, laborer
Queen Insurance Co., Charles Brad-
Rapley Edward, butcher
Rapley James, butcher
Read James, jun., laborer
Read John L., storekeeper
Read William B., storekeeper
Richardson rev. W., Wesleyan
Ritchie John, sawyer
Robinson Archibald, cook
Robinson Mrs. Ann, wid John, grocee
Robinson William, carpenter
Sherwood William E., grocer, clerk
of Division court
Simpson John, hotel
Smith Thomas, mason
Snowden William, hotelkeeper
Spellman Bernard, mason
Steel Thomas, storekeeper
Stephens James, potashmaker
Stephens Jeremiah, carpenter
Thompson M. H., of Tupper & Thompsom
Thornton John, cooper
Tinney George, mason
Trotter Alexander, carpenter
Trotter Charles, mason
Tully Edward B, grocer
TUPPER R, LATOUCHE, of Tupper
& Thompson, agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co., postmaster
Tupper & Thompson, chemists and
druggists
Vernia Nelson, lumberer
Walton Robert, saddler
Ward William A., carpenter
Wilson James, shoemaker
Wright Frederick, bailiff
BOGART —A small village on the River
Clare, near Lake Stoco, township of Hun-
erford, county of Hastings. It is of
ut few years growth, was founded by A.
S. Bogart Esq., and possesses a consider-
able trade in lumber and grain. Distant
from Belleville, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 28 miles, Maii bi-weekly.
Population about 100,
Bogart A. L., postmaster, storekeeper
Bosley Edward, farmer
Clare James, farmer
Ginean Alick, farmer
Labarge Exyyer, farmer
Labarge Jolin B., farmer
| Laprade Eli, farmer
Presley Thomas, farmer
| Reuter Abraham, jun., farmer
Reuter Abraham, sen., clerk
Spafford William, farmer
| Thompson Christopher, blacksmith
Young James F., farmer
Young John, farmer
BOLINGBROOK E—A post office sta-
tion in the township of Sherbrooke, county
of Lanark, Distant from Perth, a sta-
tion of the Brockville and Ottawa railway,
20 miles. Mail weekly.
Korry John, postmaster
* BOL TON—A village on the Humber, in
the sixth and seventh concessions of the
township of Albion, county of Peel. It
vossesses a large trade in wheat and flour.
fhe Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway has
a station, and the Montreal Telegraph
Co, an office hers, Distant from To-
ronto 25 miles, fare 75c.; from Brampton
17 miles, from Orangeville 25 miles. ail
daily. Population about 1,000,
Albion hotel, Thomas Curlis, proprietor
Alexander Robert, cabinetmaker
Armstrong Christopher, miller
Arthurs Andrew, laborer
Barrass rev. Edward, Wesleyan
Beamish Francis, farmer
Beamish John, butcher
Beamish Richard, laborer
Bell J. J., bootmaker
Bell John, clerk
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Bolton Jesse N., land surveyor
Bolton Lambert R., J.P., township clerk
and clerk division court
Bolton Mrs. Sophronia, wid Charles
Bolton Samuel, carpenter
Bonner David Peterson, M.D., coroner
Booth Henry, laborer
Booth John, laborer
Booth Robert, laborer
Booth Robert H., assistant postmaster
bookseller
Bradley William, teamster
Bright Charles, currier
Brown James, bootmaker
Brown Patrick, tanner
Brown William, laborer
Cairns John, carpenter
Cairns Thomas, carpenter
Clark John, farmer
Coates George, blacksmith
Coates & Smith, carriagemakers
Sooper Thomas, tailor
Corlis John, farmer
Cummins Thomas, tailor
Curliss Thomas, proprietor Albion hotel
Curliss William, proprietor Masonic |
Arms hotel
Dalton Adam, clerk
Dalton William H., M.D.
Dick Alexander, of Dick & Brother
Dick & Brother, foundry
Dick William, of Dick & Brother
Dockrill John
Donnelly John, weaver
East Elisha, laborer
Eaves Thomas, storekeeper
Elliott Robert, laborer
Elliott Robert, tanner
Evans George, J.P., postmaster, proprie-
tor Exchange hotel
Exchange hotel, Geo. Evans, proprietor
Fenwick William, miller
Fox Mrs. Ann
Friar John, bootmaker
Galvin Michael, constable
GANEHOUSE JOHN, proprietor flour
and grist mills and general merchant
Gardhouse William
Garner rey, John, Primitive methodist |
Gilmour John
Godbolt Robert, farmer
Goodfellow Adam, farmer
Hall George, laborer
Hardwick Matthew, carpenter
Harper John, saddler
Hassard Wm., proprietor Railroad hotel |
Hebden Mrs. Ellen, wid William
Hickman Edward, jun., clerk
Hickman Edward, sen., M.D.
Hickman John, M.D.
Hilliard John, weaver
Hursent Mrs. Ann, wid Elijah |
Jaffray Wyatt, storekeeper
Johnson James, jun., farmer
Johnson John, carriagemaker
Johnston Hugh, laborer, constable
Johnston James, farmer, J.P.
Johnston Robert, carpenter
Johnston Samuel, farmer
Johnston William |
Kennedy Gillard, currier |
Keys Henry, teamster
Keys Thomas, teamster
Leggitt John, laborer
Lindsay William, farmer
Longbottom Charles, bricklayer
Longhead James, farmer
Mackenzie William, miller
McCaw Andrew, tailor
McDonald Alexander, cooper
McDonald Francis, cooper
McDougall John
McDougall William D., bookkeeper
McKee Alexander
DOMINION 212
McKeown David, blacksmith
MecNiece James, farmer
Maltby Joseph, baker
Manton George, fancy store
Martin C, A., tailor
Masonic Arms hotel, William Curlis, |
proprietor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morley John, laborer
Morris William, mason
Noble George, farmer
Norris William, shoemaker
Norton David, brick and tile maker
Oday Timothy, carpenter
Owens James A., pumpmaker
Ontario hotel, Daniel Small, proprietor
Plummer John P., moulder
Porrett Frederick W., clerk
Porritt Robert, potash manufacturer
Railroad hotel, Wm. Hassard, proprietor
Roberts James, carpenter
Robinson Edward, laborer
Robinson William J., clerk
Rogers John, farmer
Rogers William, farmer
Rutledge Thomas, farmer
Sanderson Matthew, waggonmaker
Seymour William, waggonmaker
Shields John, storekeeper
Shore Edmund, farmer
Shore Henry, J.P., farmer
Shore Mrs. Catherine, wid Richard
Small Daniel, proprietor Ontario hotel
Smith George D., painter
Starrett Mrs. Harriet
Steele John, of Taylor & Steele
Sterne Mrs. Ann, wid Samuel
Sterne William
Stewart Samuel, farmer
STORK JAMES, chemist and druggist
Switzer John, bailiff and carpenter
Taylor Joseph, farmer
TAYLOR & STEELF, general mer-
chants
Taylor Walter, of Taylor & Steele
Tindale Edward, farmer
Walford Samuel A., tallow chandler
Warbrick Joseph, J.P., tanner
Watson George, tinsmith
Wheeler rev. Joseph, Congregationalist
White John, laborer
Williamson Robert, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
Wolfe James, carriagemaker
Wolfe Mrs. Ann, milliner
BON DHEA D—A village on the bound-
ary line, between the townships of Tecum-
seth and West Gwillimbury, south riding
of the county of Simcoe. Distant from
Bradford, a station of the Northern rail-
way, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 42
miles. Mail daily. Population about 500.
| Barry Mrs. Mary
Batters Richard, farmer
Bondhead hotel, Samuel Manning, pro-
prietor
Carswell Andrew, farmer
Carswell John, jun., farmer
Carswell Jolin, sen., farmer
Carswell Samuel, farmer
Carter Augustus H., storekeeper
Carter Henry, druggist
Carter Thomas, farmer
Carter William, farmer
Clark William R., school teacher
Craney Hugh, farmer
Cross Thomas, J.P., farmer
Culvert John, farmer
Cunningham William A., farmer
Davidson rev, John, ch of England
Doan Tra, farmer, school teacher
Dunning George, laborer
FENTON HOUSE, Walter R. Fenton,
proprietor
DIRECTORY.
[ PRovinep ry
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FENTON WALTER R,, Proprietge
Fenton house
Fraser rev. Wm., Canada presbytery
Gaviller Alexander, J.P., farmer
Goodwin rev, James, Wesleyan
Gourley John, laborer :
Gumberson Thomas, farmer
Happenstall William, bootmaker
Harrington Frank, plasterer
Jamison William k., bootmaker
Jeffs Edward, farmer
Johnson William, of Lount & Johns
Kline Anthony, agricultural implemege
Landerkin James, farmer 7
Long Samuel, farmer
Lount Hiram, of Lount & Johny,
postmaster
Lount & Johnson, storekeepers
Luther George, bootmaker
Lytle John, blacksmith
Lytle Miss Martha, seamstress
McCluskey Patrick, laborer
McCracken Hugh, blacksmith
McCracken John, builder
McGeary James, waggonmaker
McNaught George, tailor
Manning Joseph, storekeeper
Manning Samuel, proprietor Bonhess
hotel
Millard Thomas, farmer
Nelson Thomas A., moulder
Nelson William, iron founder
Orr Joseph Orlando, M.D,
Parker William, blacksmith
Phillips William, farmer
Potter Mrs. Phasbe, seamstress
Prest William, mail carrier
Richardson Austen, waggonmaker
Richardson Thomas, waggonmaker
Robertson George, shoemaker
Scholfield Thomas C., M.D., coroner
Shields Robert, mason
Simcoe house, James Ward, proprietor
Sims James, M.D.
Sinclair Peter, farmer
Smith James, farmer
Sprole James, mill owner
Sprole Robert, miller
St Clair James, of W. & J. St Clair
St Clair W. & J., storekeepers ;
St Clair William, of W. & J, St Clit
Stevenson Richard, saddler
Sutherland John, farmer
Sutton John, cabinetmaker
Symes James, M.D.
Switzer Richard, builder
Tribut Frederick, tailor
Turner Thomas, clerk
Vaughan James, waggonmaker
Wart James, proprietor Simcoe how
Watson Moses, blacksmith
Watson Mrs, Sarah, wid George
West Alfred, M.D.
Willoughby Henry, farmer
BONGARD'S CORNERS-:
lace on the Bay of Quinté, tow
North Marysburg, county of Prince te
ward. Distant trom Picton 10 miles, {ttt
Kingston 88 miles, steamboat fare ii,
winter by stage, fare $1.50, Mail «&
weekly, Population about 300.
Anglin Miss Eliza, storekeeper
Bongard Conrad J., bailiff, farmer
Bongard J. D., farmer
Bongard John, J.P., postmaster, wht
finger, farmer :
Bongard Jonathan, blacksmith
Bongard Tyler, farmer
Bongard William W.,, farmer
Carson Thomas G., carpenter, fame
Clarke Ezekiel, miller ; ;
Creighton Thomas H., boarding bow
Jummings James, farmer
David Peter, pathmaster, farmer
Harrison Edward, blacksmith, fame
McKenzie Daniel,
art James, Wags
bson William,
bhnson John, far
ellar Philip, farn
err Andrew, fart
err William, J.PJ
atterson Charles,
heedy Jolin, farm
Imes David, wag]
anton Gilbert, fa
wart James, ma
hurston Stephen,
bbey Henry, furmg
rosen Henry, fi
pnnlack Elias, J.t
eldon rev. J We
esteott Wingfield
illiams John, farn
lliams William, fi
BONNECHERE
illage at the mout
River, township of
Renfrew. The stey
orwarding and Ks
aily. distant from
Df the Broekville ay
miles, ) fron
om i i6 miles,
ion about 100,
fleur Eustache, ta
Donald Martin, in
aw Henry, blacks
rnock John, pos
Mlson John, blacks
ming Archibald, g1
DOK TON—A vill:
f Windham, count
ant from Vrineeton
ait Western raily
imeoe, the county
Mail daily, Populati
k Leander, farme:
ne ( s, farme
by George, cooper
lott Philander, car
use Alfred, blacks
ly Samuel, J.P., fa
Hntosh P.N,, postu
re Thomas, farme
dall David, farmer
ford Adam, farmet
ford Robert, farme
hecler Thomas, firt
hy, eounty of
litby, aostati
railway, 18 mi
hawa 15 miles, fare
Diiles. Mail daily,
4 daily
Mich Arthur, cler
ote
anet William, labor
son Hildebran, eat
son Thomas, shoer
‘lia hotel, James J
Ar rey. Patrick, R, «
Wn AbraniJ., labor
mpbel] Miss Jessie,
ken & Palmer, bu
Jean, carpent
teitl hotel, W
roprietor
ter Peter, jun., lab
ter Peter, sen. lab
tingham John D,, «
ndel] Benjamin
dell Caleb, farme
ndell Clarke, catth
0 called Castleford
the post oftice, ,
PROVINeR op
et
R,, Propricigy
TARW. |
art James, waggonmaker
son William, carpenter, farmer
hnson John, farmer
ellar Philip, farmer
va. presbytery
?., farmer
a err Andrew, farmer
ore William, J.P., farmer
diva Kenzie Daniel, boatbuilder
oo ti aler tterson Charles, mason
ae ce John, Wheelwright, farmer
otmaker ingle Ezra, school teacher
hi Alexander, farmer
diet & Jobin See Joi farmer
ural implemen Imes David, waggonmaker
nd anton Gilbert, farmer
ewart James, mason
hurston Stephen, blacksmith
bbey Henry, farmer
nt & Johns,
‘keepers angesen Henry, farmer
ker nnlack Elias, J.P., farmer
: eldon rev. J., Wesleyan
Mmstress steott Wingfield, boatbuilder
ORCI: Iliams John, farmer
ksmith flliams Willian, farmer
er
mimnaker BONNECHERE POUNT—A small
or illage at the mouth of the Bonnechere
River, township of Horton, county of
Renfrew. The steamers of the Union
orwarding and Kailway Co. call here
aily. Jistant from Sand Point, a station
ceeper
rietor Bondhess
r f the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 8
ilder miles, fure 40c.; from Pembroke 40 miles,
under om Perth 86 miles, Mail daily, Popula-
fon about 100,
DD.
mith fleur Eustache, tavernkeeper
T Donald Martin, innkeeper
mistress w Henry, blacksmith, tavernkeeper
rier arnock John, postmaster, innkeeper
Bilson John, blacksmith
i conmaker
aggonmaker ming Archibald, grocer
maker DOK TON—A village in the township
MLD. coroner f Windham, county of Norfolk, — Dis-
nt from Princeton, a station of the
bret Western railway, 18 miles; from
imeoe, the county town, 18 miles.
fail daily. Population about 80,
Yard, proprieior
k Leander, farmer
er Ane Charles, farmer
iy (reorge, cooper
c J. St Clair fot Philander, carpenter
keepers use Alfred, blacksmith
& J St Cat ly Samuel, J.P., farmer
ller Jntosh P. N., postmaster, storekeeper
hr re Thomas, farmer
ker dall David, farmer
Htord Adam, farmer
ford Robert, farmer
heeler Thomas, farmer
KELFA—A village in the township
nmaker f Reach, eounty of Ontario. Distant
Simcoe hou om Whitby, a-station of the Grand
th unk railway, 18 miles, fare 75e.; from
George hiawa 15 miles, fare 75e.; from Toronto
5 pialles. Mail daily. Population about
)
her Mich Arthur, clerk, bds at Borelia
ERS— : ote!
nté, township net William, laborer
y trig son Hildebran, carpenter
Dat fire 7e,i son Thomas, shoemaker
1.50. Mail sem ‘lia hotel, James Jewett, proprietor
hut 300. rrey, Patrick, R. catholic
ceeper Wn Abram J., laborer
iff, farmer mpbell Miss Jessie, teacher
Wken & Palmer, butchers
itier Jean, carpenter
mercial hotel, William J. Dafoe,
csmith Foprietor
ter Peter, jun., laborer
mer ter Peter, sen., laborer
mnter, farmet tingham John D., dentist
dell Benjamin
dell Caleb, farmer
ndell Clarke, cattle and fur dealer
farmer led Ca 1
N 0 calle Castlef
th fare th 1 ord, which is the name
tmaster, Whi
harding bout
DOMINION
Crandell Elmore, cabinetmaker
Crandell Reuben, jun., laborer
Dafoe William J., proprietor Commercial
hotel
Foote Isaac, carpenter
Haight Harrison, gardener
Harrington Andrew J., deputy bailiff
Henly George, carpenter
Hillburn James, machinist
Hudson William, carpenter
Irwin John, pumpmaker
Jamieson rev, George, Presbyterian
Jewett James, postinaster, proprietor
Borelia hotel
Johnson Walter, pedlar
Johnston Henry, pedlar
Kirkpatrick Matthew, shoemaker
Letcher Joseph, millwright
Lezier John, carpenter
Lund Richard, J.P., farmer
McKinley Robert, farmer
McLean Lewis, machinist
McLean George, machinist
Major Edward, official assignee
Morrish George, gardener
Neale Frederick, storekeeper
Nott Jolin, cabinetmaker
Nott William, laborer
Palmer George, painter
Perkins William, farmer
Post Israel, baker
Sheehy George, grocer
Smith George, carpenter
Staliff Mrs. Mary, weaver
Swan James, blacksmith
Urquhart D., agricultural implements
Walling George, machinist
Wanever William, shoemaker
Wells Henry, storekeeper
Wilson Thomas, laborer
Woodward Richard, carpenter
BOSTON—A village in the township of
Townsend, county of Norfolk. Distant
from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway, 1L miles, from Simeoe,the
county town, 12 miles, from Port Dover
on Lake Krie 14 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 3800,
Baily Mrs. Mary, wid William
Barber Elias, furmer
BARBER HENRY J., J.P., dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, hats and
caps, boots and shoes, commissioner
in B. R., and conveyancer
Barber John, farmer
Barber Lewis, farmer
Beal Barzilla, painter
Beal Ransom, music teacher
Black William, farmer
Boston cheese factory, William Harris,
proprietor and manager
Butler Isaac, laborer
Butler Mrs. Susannah, milliner
Cline Mrs. Myram, wid John, farmer
Colton Allen, pedlar
Cunningham William D., farmer
Davis Alfred, mason
Duncombe Alexander C., M.D., saw
mill and stave factory
Foster Horace, farmer
Harris William, proprietor cheese fac-
tory
Haviland John, farmer
Honey James H., shoemaker
Jenrow Lewis, carpenter
Johnson Joseph, jun., farmer
Johnson Joseph, sen.
Lutes Walter, M.D.
Lutes William, saw mill
Lynn Joseph, waggonmaker
McCarley Peter, veterinary surgeon,
farmer
McIntyre Alexander, farmer
213 DIRECTORY.
Bon-Bor
McMichael Jacob, farmer
McMichael James, music teacher
Miller Anthony, cooper
Nelles Joseph, farmer
Nelles Simon, farmer
Olmstead Harvey, farmer
Olmstead Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Avaldo
Phelps C, J., farmer
Phelps David, agent for agricultural
implements
Phelps M. M., farmer
Priest George, school teacher
Proctor George, of Proctor & Southern
Proctor & Southern, turners and pump
makers
Reddick rev. Joel, Baptist
Robinson Mrs. C., wid Wm., weaver
Rouse OliverC., postmaster, store and
tavern keeper
Rusling David, blacksmith
Slaght Robert, sexton
Souther William, cabinetmaker
Southern Edward E., of Proctor & Sou-
) thern
Stevens Reuben, cooper
Tobin Martin, butcher
Vanbuskirk Elisha, farmer
Woodley Abraham, farmer
Woodley Mrs. Frances M., wid David
BOSWORTH—A seimall village in the
townships of Peek and Maryborough,
county of Wellington, Itcontains good
hotels. A steam grist mill is in the vicin-
ity. Distant from Drayton 8 miles, from
Klora 13 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26
miles, Mail daily. Population about 150,
Anderson —, head miller
Buchanan William
Campbell Water, storekeeper
Commercial hotel, M. Scheider, pro-
prietor
Darling Joseph, stage driver
Denoon James, storekeeper
Draper Mrs. E., wid Chas., storekeeper
Dunham William H. H., joiner
Fitrenger Michael, barkeeper
Gray John, shoemaker
Green & Co.,, grist mill
Green G. W., of Green & Co,
Haight Silas, blacksmith
Hall Richard, stage driver
j Harris John, stage driver
Hawse Conrad, farmer
Lowes James B., of Green & Co.
Markle William, postmaster, proprietor
Ontario hotel
Ontario hotel, W. Markle, proprietor
Quirk Francis, blacksmith
Quirk John, blacksmith
Rannie William, tollkeeper
Scheider Martin, proprietor Commercial
hotel
Taylor John, harness
Taylor William, saddler
Turner Robert, stage driver
Walker William, blacksmith
BOTAN WY—A post office station in the
township of Howard, county of Bothwell.
Distant trom Thamesville, a station of the
Great Western railway, 5 miles. Mail
bi-weekly.
McBrayne C., postmaster
BOTHWELL-—A flourishing place in
the township of Zone, county of Kent. It
is incorporated. Fifteen years ago it had
no existence. Several petroleum oil wells
arein operationin this town, Two oil
refineries are constantly employed. Large
quantities of grain and cattle are shipped
hence annually. The manufacture of lum-
beris extensively carried on, and much
of it is yearly exported. Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an office here. Bothwell
is a station of the Great Western railway.
Distant from Chatham, the county town,
22 miles, from London 42 miles, from
ii age nee aS
ne gS
Bor-Bow
Windsor 68 miles, from Paria 89 miles,
from Hamilton 118 miles, from Niagara
Falls 161 miles, Mail daily, Population
about 1500.
Adkins James F., storekeeper
Allen Henry, cabinetmaker
Alley Jabez, farmer
American Merchants Union Express Co ,
W. Laughton, agent
Atwell James, innkeeper
Avery Noble H., tailor
Badder James, farmer
Barker David M., oil operator
BATZNER JOHN M., proprietor Per-
kins house
Bayley Charles E., proprietor Royal
10tel |
Beaty Henry, teamster |
Benson rev, Michael, Episcopal metho-
dist
Bent Jabez, mason
Bishop John, farmer
Bodman Richard, grocer
Boon Thomas, cabinetmaker
BOTHWELL LAND AND PETRO-
LEUM CO., Alexander R. Pratt,
manager
Brady Angus, carpenter
Brake Henry, laborer
Bray William, drugs and stationery
Brewer George, farifter
Brown Isaac, laborer
Brydges John, laborer
Burgess Wesley, laborer
Burk Daniel, G.W.R.
Caddy Ralph H., student at law
Campbell John A, tharble mason
Carter Francis, wood inspector, &e.
Carter John, laborer
Casmere Louis, tailor
Catto John, pedlar
Chambers & Co., mill owners
Chambers Richard, of Chambers & Co.
Chase E. S., oil operator
Cisco James, barber
Clarke Charles, provision dealer
Clarke William, night operator G.W.R.
Coates Charles, butcher
Coleman James, blacksmith
Conover Charles A., nurseryman
Cowan Seth L., agent
CRANEY D. M. F
Cree John, shoemaker
Cross John, painter
Cross Thomas, M.D., oil operator
Cross William, of Chambers & Co.
Crotty John, storekeeper
Crowell Oliver, farmer
Cruickshank George, livery stable
Dadswell & Finigan, butchers
Dadswell James, of Dadswell & Finigan
Deacon rev. Daniel, ch of England
Diamond Mrs. Mary, wid William
Dickson M. C., agent G.W.R,
Dickson Michael, oil operator
Dillon Joseph, farmer
Dillon Thomas
Dixon Joseph, of Archibald, Dixon & Co.
Drummond John, innkeeper
Duncan Alexander, butcher and tavern-
keeper
Durgin T. S. teacher of music
Dyer Mrs. Martha, wid Patrick, fancy
oods and grocery
Edwards E., farmer
Emerick rev. J. W., Episcopal methodist
Finigan Charles, of Dadswell & Finigan
DOMINION
Dickson, agent
Griffiths Thomas |
Hagerty Thomas, laborer |
Hannan Isaac, harnessmaker |
Hawkins John, shoemaker
Henrick Edward, laborer G.W.R.
Henrick Mrs, Rebecca
Hicks Francis, plasterer
Hicks N., carpenter
Hillman James, carpenter
Hohenthal Saul L., oil operator
HOLLAND JOHN W.,, editor, publisher
and proprietor Saturday Review,
bookseller and stationer
Holland Miss Rebecca, dressmaker
Holland Mrs: Margery, wid Charles
Honey David, photographer
Hughes John
Hughson William A., M.D.
Jenkin James, plasterer
Johas George, blacksmith
Keith Thomas, laborer |
Laughton William, storekeeper and ex-
press agent
Lavin William, storekeeper
Leach Alexander, innkeeper
Lebu Murty, livery stable
Lick John L., oil operator
Luke James, waggonmaker
Macdonald James, carpenter
McBryne Peter, G.W.R,
McCallum Neil, oil refiner
McColl John T’., storekeeper
McCollom John, assessor, agent
McCRANEY DANIEL, mayor, attorney
at law, &e,
McCulloch John, of Prince & McCulloch
McDonald Angus, carpenter
McDonald John, engineer
McIntyre Aden, farmer
McLardy Dougal, shoemaker
MeMillan Mrs. Jane, wid Michael |
MeMillan Neil, storekeeper
McNaughton Titus
MwNeil John, farmer
McNeil Laughlin, farmer
McQueen Miss, teacher
McQueen Mrs. Isabella, wid John
McRitchie Charles, farmer
McRoberts Alexander, farmer
Marchant William, harnessmaker
Marchbanks David, innkeeper
Marchbanks James, farmer
MARRIAGES LICENSES,
Glover, issuer
Marcus Robert, innkeeper
Martin Robert, pumpmaker, &c.
Melamphy Michael, laborer |
Miller George, cooper
Mills Samuel
|; MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Al- |
tred Wiley, agent and operator
Moore John, farmer
Morgan George N., veterinary surgeon
William
Morgan Austin, innkeeper
Murray Daniel, laborer
Murray Hugh, farmer
Murray John, farmer
Mylne John, drugs and grocery
| Nash William, laborer
Nevills William H., teamster
Nichol Robert K. A., attorney
Nicholson John, traveller
Gay Walter, cabinetmaker
Girouard Candid, teamster
Glashan John, school teacher
GLOVER WILLIAM, clerk and issuer
of marriage licenses
Gollan Robert, farmer
Goolding Henry J., baker
Oliver William H., M.D.
Parker Edward, laborer G.W.R.
Peacock George, tailor
Pennycook Alexander, engineer
PERKINS HOUSE, J. M. Batzaner, pro-
prietor
Perry Henry, laborer
214 DIRECTORY.
ncn
| GORDON JOHN D., woollen mills |
Gordon William, farmer | Postull Kdward, farmer
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, M. C.| PRATT ALEXANDER R,, mq
| Shaw Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
| Smith
| Sweeny Mrs. Mary Jane, wid Wells}
' Thomas Henry, wool buyer
Morris Hugh, laborer |
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thumberland. D
station of the G
miles, fare 37\c.
lat'on about 40,
orbes Thomas, |
pillespie James, f
saac George, far
night Richard, pe
eCanty George,
cWilliams rev.
ndercock John]
OW MANVIL
town, bounded on
tario, township o
jog of the county
village lots were |
there were but t
Bowmanville. Ly
being just over 10¢
yorated as a village
jas increased and
manner unequallec
it owes much of its
the hon, J. Simpso
of Bowman & Co
lent water power W
wellasa capital w
harbor on Lake On
known as Port D
manville Furniture
business, aud there
a hoop skirt factor
trade, Bowmanvil
office of the Ontari
institute and librar
tice, The Townshi
the west riding off
ham = agricultu:al
mB annual m she
ar ofentry. ‘The
yetween Hamilton
regularly at this
of the Grand Truu
Telegraph Co, and ¢
bave offices here, Dj
21 miles, from Cobor
ronto 42 miles, fron
Mail daily. Populat
LLAN LINE O|
(under contract
ment of Canada ft
of the Canadian an
between Montreal,
pool during summ
between Portland,
during winter navi
Montreal; Canad
agent, King st. S
first cover
Hlen John, shoemal
len John, clerk, L
Hen R., cabinet
lison William, M.1
Uma hotel, Thomas §
tor, cor Church an
drew Joseph, sen,,
midrew Wm., band
rehibald Mrs. Jessi
maker, Ontario st
rmour & Lowe, bar
Pope Francis H., M.D.
Bothwell Land and Petroleum (y
Preston Thomas, shoemaker ,
Prince Henry, of Prince & Me(uljys
resides at Petrolia
PRINCE & McCULLOCH, oil retiggy
Proctor James R., carriagemaker
Railton George, attorney
Randel William, laborer
Reid Colin, sash and door faetory
Reinkee rev. E. E., Moravian missiongy
Richards George, teamster
Richards Henry, potashmaker
Richards William, laborer
Roberts Joseph, farmer and lupe
merchant
Robertson rev. P. G., Baptist
Robins Caleb, laborer
Robinson Robert, waggonmakey
toe William John, M.D,
toseburgh William, tinsmith
Ross Donald, farmer
Royal hotel, ©. E. Bayley, propriety
Rutherford John, laborer
Ryckman George, foreman saw mi)
SATURDAY REVIEW, weekl;
subscription $1; J. W. Holland,edi
and proprietor
Scott John B., tailor
Scott Mrs. Margaret, wid Alexander
Sisco James, barber
Smith Henry F., deputy po:
grocer, stationer and bailitt
Smith Stokes, carpenter, &c,
Thomas T., oil operator, bi
at Royal hotel
Sturdy Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Sussex John, laborer
Sutherland Ebenezer B., builder
Swalwell Joseph, oil operator
Symington Andrew, baggage
G.W.R. ’
Tallman John C., oil operator, bist
Perkins house
Talman Gyrus, tinsmith, &e, ;
TAYLOR CAPTAIN JOHN, postmsie:
clerk of 6th Division court
Taylor George, laborer
Thomas Simcoe J., bailiff
THOMPSON ALEXANDER D., sie¥
keeper
Tims Hugh, saw mill owner
Trott James, waggonmaker
Tucker Henry, watchmaker
Turrill Josiah, teamster
Vanduser Justen, dry goods, grocent!
Vezineaux Louis, carpenter
Warden rev. Robert H., Presbyterit
Whiting Ezra, innkeeper
WILEY ALFRED, agent and opentt
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Wood James E., door and sash facity
resides in Cashmere :
| Woods James, groceries and liqiot
| Yager Abraham, teamster
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in the township of Amaranth, cout
| Wellington. It contains a sv
| shingle mill. Distant from Orange
| astation of the Toronto, Grey ant f
| railway, 13 miles, fare 50c, Mtl
| weekly. Population about 80.
| Conner John, farmer
| Fenell Thomas, framer
| Jelly William 8,, postmaster, fit
saw mill owner
| Miller John, farmer
Whaley John, farmer
BOW MANTON-—A emall villa
township of Haldimand, county
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sane George, farmer
cCanty George, J.P., farmer
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town, bounded on the south by Lake On-
Bowmanville, In 1850, the population
being just over 1000, the place was incor.
yoruted as a Village, Since that period it
ias increased and prospered rapidly ina
it owes much of its presentimportance to
the hon, J. Sinpsou, formerly of the firm
of Bowman & Co. Th
Jent water power within and around it, as
wellasa capital wharf, and a first rate
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night Richard,postmaster,store-keeper
Williams rev, William, Presbyterian
OWMANVILLE—An incorporated | Booth Charles R. D.
tario, township of Darlington, West rid- | rat
far of the county of Durham. The first | Boswell
village lots were laid out in 1882, when | :
there were but two or three houses in| Bottrell Edward, laborer, Duke st
manner unequalled even in Canada; and |
The town has excel- |
DOMINION 215 DIRECTORY
Distant from Cobourg, i Bailey Richard, laborer, Albert st
4 » Grand Trunk railway, 12) Beard T
station of the rand hwedly. Popa. | Beard Thomas
McClung’s, Wellington st
Beckle Thomas, laborer, Liberty st
Beith Alexander, M.D., King st
Bell John, clerk, Wellington st
' Bell Jobn, laborer, Church st
| Bellwood Mrs, Jane, wid
| Liberty st
| Berry John, carpenter, Wharf road
| Bonathan John, laborer, Church st
Charles
and official assignee, bds Scugog s
H. J.. commercial traveller
Queen st
| Bottrell James, sawyer, Hunt st
Sottrell John, laborer, Hunt st
| Bounsall Albert, of Bounsall & Sons
King st
Jounsall Christopher, of
Sons, King st
Bounsall Edwin, of Bounsall & Sons
| Church st
harbor on Lake Outariv, 2} miles distant, | Bounsall Mrs. C., milliner, King st
known as Port Darlington, The Bows) Bounsall &
manville Furniture Co, carry on a large |
business, aud there are two foundries and | Bowes John W,, clerk, King st
a hoop skirt factory also doing a gre
trade, Bowmanville contains the head
office of the Ontario bavk, a mechanic's
institute and library, and a customs’ of: |
tice, The Township of Darlington, and
the west riding of the County of Dur-
ham agricultu;al sceieties hold their
annual meetings here. Bowmanville is a
ort of entry.
fibhel Hamilton and Montreal call
regularly at this place; it is a station
of the Grand Trunk railway. Montreal
Telegraph Co, and Canadian Express Co,
have offices here, Distant from Port Hope
21 miles, from Cobourg 28 miles, from To-
ronto 42 miles, from Montreal 291 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 3,000,
LLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyauce
ofthe Canadian and American mails),
between Montreal, Quebee and Liver-
pool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
during winter navigation, head office,
Montreal; Canadian Express UCo.,
agent, King st. See Adv paye facing
first cover
len John, shoemaker, King st
len John, clerk, Liberty st
llen R., cabinetmaker, Concession st
lison William, M.D,
ma hotel, Thomas Shaw, sen., proprie-
tor, cor Church and Temperance sts
drew Joseph, sen., Church st
ndrew Wm., bandmaster, Church st_ |
rehibald Mrs. Jessie, wid John, dress- |
maker, Ontario st
mour & Lowe, barristers, King st
The daily line of steamers |
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|
ston, manager, Elgin st
| Boyce James, plasterer, Liberty st
Bradshaw Samuel B., hardware, boots
; and shoes, King st, h Liberty st
| Brent Joseph, carpenter bds at Culver's,
Church st
Brent Miss J., straw milliner, Church st
Brimacombe John M., dentist, King st
!Brimicomb John, laborer, Duke st
| Brimicomb Robert, mason, Duke st
| Brittain Joseph, butcher, Ontario st
| Broad John, clerk, bds at William
| McClung’s, Wellington st
|
| Brock John, laborer, King st
BRODIE THOMAS, jun., proprietor,
Brodie’s hotel, King st
BRODIE'S HOTEL, Thomas Brodie,
jun., proprietor
Brooke Lambert F., dry goods, King st.
Brooks Thomas, butcher King st, h Dar-
lington
Brown James, miller, Queen st
| Brown James, tinsmith, bds at William
Culver’s, Church st
Buckler Aaron, watchmaker, King st
Bunner Henry, shoemaker, Silver st
Burden Samuel, ef Burden & Werry,
Scugog road
Burden & Werry,produce dealers, King st
Burk captain William, Concession st
Burk Charles, carpenter, Silver st
Burk Mrs. Lucia, wid John, Seugog road
| Burns William, of Thompson & Burns,
King st
rmour Mrs. M., wid Wm., Scugog road |
mour Robert, of Armour & Lowe, |
registrar, Silver st
nbury William Henry, Duke st
ARKER REV. CEPILAS, editor and |
King st
rrett Thos., G.T.R., Ontario st
rtlow James, laborer, Hunt st
rram James, laborer, Wharf road |
ttram William, laborer,
skerbille Shedvich, teamster, King st
ssett Stephen, carpenter, Elgin st
ssett Thomas, hardware, King st |
Concession st
tes James, farmer, Elgin st west
tes Mrs, Ann, wid James, King st
tes Mrs, E., wid James, Elgin st west
Mting Thomas, dry goods, King st |
ett William H., builder, King st,h | CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,
Burrow Samuel, sawyer, bds at Mrs,
Lindon’s, King st
; Burton James, sawyer, n Ontario st
| Burton Thomas, waggonmaker, Wel-
lington st
proprietor uf the Merchant, and editor | Caffery Michael, laborer, Division st
ofthe Observer, Bible Christian organ, | Caledonia mills, David Towns, man-
’ 5 ) ) ?
ager, Clinton st
ger,
| Calver John, traveller, King st
| Cameron Charles, tailor, bds at Mrs.
Lindon’s, King st
Ontario st | Cameron Peter, barrister, King st, h
(lueen st
| Canada Fire Co., Thomas Hoar, cap-
tain, Temperance st
agent
for Allan Line of Steamships ; Wil-
liam A. Neads, agent, King st
CANADIAN STATESMAN, weekly,
annual subscription, $1.50; W. R.
Climie, proprietor and printer, King st
, deputy registrar
Bounsall &
Sons, marblecutters, King st
BOWMANVILLE FURNITURE MAN-
UFACTURING CO., Thomas John-
| Carr William, cooper, Prospect st
, clerk, bds at William | Caswell James, carriage trimmer, n
| Duke st
| Cawker Charles, & Brother, butchers,
Market sq
Cawker Mrs. Fliz., wid John, Liberty st
Cherry Robert, foreman, Church st
»| Cherry W., chairmaker, bds at Culver’s,
Church st
Chesterfield Stephen, painter, Queen st
Christie John, Arygle st
CHRISTIE JOHN, station agent G.T.R,
t} Liberty st
>| Christie Thomas, coroner, Scugog road
Christie Thomas, general agent, Tem-
perance st
Clark Charles, clerk Division court,
bds at Brodie’s hotel King st
>| CLIMIE WILLIAM R. editor and pub-
lisher Canadian Statesman, King st,
Clinton Mrs. Fanny, wid Samuel,
Church st
>| Cobb William, brushmaker, King st
Cocker Mrs, E., wid Jolin, Liberty st
Cole Truman, carpenter, cor Brown and
Church sts
Coleman Peter, bailiff, Ontario st
Coleman Thomas T., chief constable,
Duke st
Colenutt Mrs. Charlotte, wid Henry,
Ontario st
Collison Michael, sawyer, Ontario st
Comb Charles, laborer, Scugog road
Consaul & Co., grocers, King st
Consaul Peter, of Consaul & Co,, King st
Cootes Robert, mariner, Duke st
Cornish Lewis, jeweller, King st
Cornish William, Ontario st
Gowle Francis Y., dry goods, Ning st, h
Scugog road
Crago John, Liberty st
Crawford Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James,
King st
Crozier Mrs. James, milliner and dress-
maker, King st
Cubit Mrs. Jane, wid Fleetwood, Onta-
rio st
Cubitt Frederick ©., mayor, Brown st
Culver Wm., boarding house,Church st
Currie Samuel, laborer, Scugog road
Curtis Thomas, laborer, Queen st
Darch Richard, blacksmith, King st
Darch Samuel, teamster, Ontario st
Darch Thomas, teamster, off Ontario st
Darlington Thomas, grocer, King st
David Frank, laborer, King’ st
Davidson Jackson G., M.D., Liberty st
Davis Morgan, tea merchant, King st, h
Concession st
Davy Anthony, carpenter, Brown st
Dayman Peter; carpenter, Ontario st
Deacon Thomas, liborer, King st
Demster William, mariner, Hunt st
Despatie H., carpenter, Wellington st
Deykes Thomas, Liberty st
Dilling Andrew, Liberty st
Dillon B., farmer, Wharf road
Dixon Anthony, collector of customs
King st
Dixon rey. Geo., Wesleyan, Division st
Dodd Robert, stonecutter, Liberty st
Doyle John, laborer, Hunt st
Draper Harvey, caretaker
King st
Dudley Thomas, night operator G.T.R.,,
bds at Totterdale house
Dunn Mrs. James, dressmaker, Church st
Dunstan Thomas, fancy goods, King st
Dunstan William, tinsmith, Church st
Eastern hotel, Daniel Jeffrey, proprietor
King st
Rdgar Stephen, laborer Brown st
Edwoods William H.,hairdresser, ving st
Emery Gordon James, M.D.
cemetery,
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Escott Henry, bds at Alma hotel, cor
Church and Temperance sts
FAIRBAIRN JAMES B., postmaster,
telegraph agent, King st, h Centre st
Fairweather Miss Christina, 5th female
teacher, United Grammar and Com-
mon school, Wellington st
Farewell John E., LL.B. of Farewell,
McGee & Rutledge, Silver at
FAREWELL, McoGERK & RUTLEDGE,
barristers, attorneys, solicitors, nota-
ries and commissioners, agents United
States Law Association, Temperance
st
Farewell Mrs.Jenny,wid John, Liberty st
Farley Horace L., joiner, Wellington st
Farmers exchange, Joseph Maynard,
proprietor, King st
Farmers hotel, Frank Henderson, propri-
etor, King st
Fenton Waketield, M.D,
Finley John, carpenter, Duke st
FISHER DAVID, cashier Ontario bank,
Silver st
Fletcher Alexander, baker, King st
Fletcher Gordon D., carpenter, Duke st
Fletcher John, Chureli st
Fletcher John, grocer, King st
Fletcher Mrs. Alexander, dressmaker,
King st
Flood Edward,
Church st
Fogg Walier, finisher, Queen st
Folley Richard, shoemaker, Liberty st
Forbes David, merchant tailor, King st
FOULDEN MILLS, John McDougall
proprietor, Scugog: road
Frank captain Frederick, Ontario st
Fraser Zebina, Church st
Fry Isaac, tinsmith, Ontario st,
Furze James, laborer, Division st
Fyfe Richard, wood carver, King st
Gage Nelson, chairmaker, Scugog road
Galbraith John K., barrister, King st
Galbraith Miss Anne, school teacher,
Ontario st
Galbraith Miss Elizabeth, 6th female
teacher United Grianimar and Com-
mon school, Liberty st
Galbraith Miss Marian, faney goods,
King st
Gale rev. Jacob, Bible christian, Church
st
Gamble Mrs.
Whart road
Gardner Miss Christiana, Concession st
Geddis John, teamster, King st
George Thomas, King st
Gibbard Charles, machinist, King st
Gibson James, King st
Gilbert Daniel, carpenter, Church st
Gilbert William, laborer, Brown st
Gilbraith Donald, off King st
Gilbraith John, barrister, Liberty st
Gillettly Joseph, cooper, Wellington st
Glover William, livery stables, King st
Good Frederick, blacksmith, Ontario st
Good William, carpenter, Church st
Goodwin Richard, laborer, Church st
Gordon Mrs. Anne, wid Jahn, Church st
Gowans Alexander, cabinetmaker, bds
at Cameron L. Munseo’s, Church st
Gray Neil, Church st
Grant John, cabinetmaker, n Centre st
GRAVELY J. VANCE
Greenway John, butcher, bds at Bro-
die’s ho‘el, King st
Greenway Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Philip,
Prospect st
Griffiths: John J., saddler, King st
Haddy John, tailor, Ontario st
Haines D., pedlar, Church st
Haines George, carriagemaker, King st,
h Church st
clerk Ontario bank,
Margaret, wid James,
Hale James, cutter, King st
Hall Henry, painter, Concession st
Hambly Edmund, cooper, Concession st
Hamley Richard, brickmaker, Ontario st
Hamlyn John, brickmaker, near Duke st
Hanus John, traveling agent, Chureh st
Hanson William IH., engineer, Elgin st
Hasley George, carver, Church st
Hawkey Richard, cabinetmaker, Pros-
pect st
Hawking Henry, carpenter, Duke st
Hlawkridge John, laborer, Ontario st
Head Alex., carpenter, Wellington st
Heal John, tailor, Wellington st
Heal Mrs, James, Chureh st
Heal Samuel, carpenter, Church st
Heany Henry, Duke st
Heard William, shoemnker, bds at Mrs.
Lindon’s King st
Hedger Richard, grinder, Ontario st
Helson John, laborer, Liberty st
Helson Thomas H., school teacher, |
Liberty st |
Henderson Frank, proprietor Farmers
hotel, King st
Hennessy Mrs.
(Jueen st
Hicks Charles, laborer, Duke st
Higginbotham John, druggist, cor King
and Temperance sts
Higgins James, cabinetmaker,
Culver’s, Church st
Hill Samuel F., storekeeper, King st
Hill William, laborer, Brown st
Hoar Thomas, blacksmith and captain
Canada Fire Co., King st
Hobbs Alfited, plasterer, Hunt st
Hobbs Charles, turner, Brown st
Hobbs Frederick, turner, Hunt st
Hobbs [sane, gardener, Wellington st
Hockridge John, hotel, Port Darlington
Hopkinson Joseph, bricklayer, Cliurch
st
Hoskin Frederick, tinsmith, King st, h
Church st
Hughes John, carpenter, Church st
Hutchinson St John H., barrister, King
st
Isaac Wiliam, laborer, Liberty st
Ives William H., cutter, bds at Brodie’s
hotel, King st
James Reuben W., agricultural imple-
ments, King st
Jamieson Andrew, blacksmith, off On-
tario st
Jeffrey — Danicl,
hotel, King st
Jeffrey John, bricklayer, King st,
Jeffrey Joseph, tailor, King st, h Elgin st
Jetfrey Nicholas, shoemaker, Centre st
Jennings William, clerk, King st
Joblin William, mason, r Liberty st
JOHNSTON THOMAS, manager Bow-
manville Furniture Manufacturing
Co., Concession st
Jolliffe Benjamin, mason, r Liberty st
Jonas John, farmer, King st
Jones George, moulder, Duke st
Jones Henry, blacksmith, near Hunt st
Jones Henry, finisher, Duke st
Jones Henry, packer, Duke st
Jones Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Richard, Low
t
Jones Thomas J., dentist, King st
Jones William, teller Ontario bank,
Temperance st
Jury Uri, carpenter, Ontario st
Keith Mrs Jane, wid Alex., Hunt st
Kelly Alfred J., upholsterer, King st
Kerr James, laborer, Ontario st
Keys William, tailor, off Ontario st
Keys Wm,, jun., chairmaker, Queen st
Kirvell yhhin, cabinetinaker, bds at
Culver’s, Church st
Mary, wid William,
bds at
proprietor Eastern
nn
Kinver Mra, Margery, wid Wm ‘King
Ky) le Miss Jane, school teacher, (y
Laughlan Joseph, cooper, Liberty »
Laving John P., tailor, King st, lilies
ty at
Law William Henry, M.D,
| Leachman Samuel, gardener, Libeptyy
Lee George, clerk, King st
Lee Thomas, laborer
Lile Thomas, laborer, Pro
Lockhart Michael, tailor, Duke «
Loscombe Charles Robert, agg
} coroner, Argyle st
| LOSCOMBE ROBERT 2, barrie
attorney, solicitor, notary public,
veyancer, commissioner, &e, ,
h Brown st
|} Lowe William F., of Armour & Low
| cor Chureh and Liberty sts
Luxton John, laborer, Albert st
Lyle John, clerk, bds at Brodie's hoy
King st
Lynden Mrs, Joseph, boarding hoy
King st
Macnab rey, Alexander, D.D, ch¢
England, Church st
| McArthur Francis F., dry goods, Kingg
MecOatfrey Patrick, laborer, Queen q
McClellan Ja.s., jun,, farmer, Libertyy
McClellan James, sefi., landing waity
Ontario st
McClellan John, jun., harbormasty
Port Darlington
McClung Brothers, dry goods, grocer
King st
McClung James, of McClung Brother
Wellington st
/McClung John, of McClung Brother
cor Temperance and Low sts
} MeClung Thomas, of MeClung de
| thers, Chureh st
| McClung W,, carriagemaker and boar
ing house, King st, h Wellington st
MeCullough Thomas, sawyer, Duked
} McDermott Mrs, Mary, wid Peter, Oi
| cession st
| McDougall Alan H., manager Ron
Canadian bank, bds at Alia hotel
McDOUGALL JOTIN, proprietor Pout
en mills, Scugoy Road
| MeFecters James, bookkeeper, Churehs
McGee Robert, of Farewell, Melee
| lutledge
| MeGill Geo., bookkeeper, Wellington#
| McGill William, carpenter, Church
McKennet John, gardener, Ning st
McLean Daniel, laborer, Liberty st
MeLean Joseph, clerk, Liberty st
McLeod John, M.P., Queen st
McLeod John, hardware, King st
| MeManus John, cooper, Seugog roi
| MeMillan B., telegraph operator, ps
office, bds Centre st
MeMillan Dunean, ticket agent at
operator, bds at Totterdale house
MeMurtry John, grocer, King,s
Church st ;
MeMurtry William, dry goods, King#
h Chureh st
MeNeir William, carver, bds at Culver
Church st
McRae John, laborer, King st
McRobb John, cabinetmaker, Ontanii
MeSorley John, chairmaker, Queens!
MeTavish Miss Amelia, millines, Kings
Manning Robert S., cabinetmaker, Ai
st, h Concession st :
Manning Thos., cooper,off Concessivas
Mara Patvick, laborer, near Duke st
Martin Ascot, cabinetmaker, bds at Mt
Lindon’s, King st
Martin John, clerk, bds at Farmers Be
change, King st
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Jason Frank, saq
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faynard Joseph
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Wellington st
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fitchell John, lal
fitchell Richard,
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follen Hugh, cary
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foore John, Cents
Jooreraft Miss Sarg
Joorcratt Mrs. Eli
Chureh st
forris Arthur, car
forris James, carri
Churehst
forris Levi, carpet
Horshead Mrs, Mi
Odell st
foses George, finis
foses Henry, build
foyes Edward, lat
loves Jolin, shoem
Hullin Hngh, eabin
fillin John, tabore
unson Cameron |
Churel st
unson D, K., carria
funson Oliver, pari
urdoch Brothers, d
ries, King st
urdoch John, of
King st
furdoch Peter, of
Chureh st
feads Jacob, found
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Nichols William,
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Voble Andre Ww, labo
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Norton David, shoer
Norton William, lab
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‘Hara Henry, of R.
cession st
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photographers anc
King st
Hara Robt. of R. &
Laughlin Andrew,
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King st
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Clung Brothers
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Low sts
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Vellington st
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artin Moses, wood turner, Wellington st
fartin Philip, tailor, Ontario at
fartin Richard, confectioner, King st
fagon Frank, saddler, Ontario st
fason Samuel, saddler, King at
fayer Markus, furrier, King st
faynard Joseph, proprietor Farmer's
Exchange, King at A hibag
fedland Jolin, chairmaker, Division st
MERCHANT (THE), weekly, annual
subscription SL; rev, Cephas Barker,
editor, proprietor and printer, King st
fillard Miss Alice G,, school teacher,
Wellington st ”
filne Jolin, of Consaul & Co., Temper-
ance st
fitchell John, laborer, Duke st
fitchell Richard, painter, Hunt st
fitchell Wm,, eabinetmaker, Queen st
follen Hugh, carpenter, near Brown st
KONTREAL OCRAN STEAMSHIP
CO. head office, Montreal, Canadian
Express Co., agent, King st. See Adv
( ALI AN Line) pug facing first cover
(ONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, James
B, Fairbairn, agent, Ning st
foore John, Centre st
Joorevatt Miss Sarah, teacher,Chureh st
Joorcratt Mrs. Blizabeth, wid) William,
Church st
forris Arthur, carpenter, Liberty st
forris James, earriagemaker, King st, h
Church st
forris Levi,
Mrs.
carpenter, Liberty st
orshead Marie, wid Nicholas,
Odell st
foses George, finisher, Liberty st
loses Henry, builder, Liberty st
foves Edward, laborer, off Ontario st
oves John, shoemaker, Duke st
ullin Hugh, eabinetmaker, n Brown st
Hillin John, jaborer, Ontario st
funson Cameron L., boarding house,
Churel st
unson D. K., earriagemaker, Queen st
Hunson Oliver, painter, Elgin: st
urdoch Brothers, dry goods and groce-
ries, King st
urdoch John, of Murdoch Brothers,
King st
urdoch Peter, of
Church st
feads Jacob, founder, Division st
Veads A, Win., express agent,Division st
Nichols William, cabinetinaker, cor
Queen and Ontario sts
oakes Frederick, laborer,Concession st
oble Andrew, laborer, Silver st
oble Charles, weaver, near Duke st
Norton David, shoemaker, Duke st
Norton William, laborer, Ontario st
sosworthy James, tinsmith
wun Robert, bricklayer, Queen st
) Brien Kdward, carver, Church st
DBSERVER (THE), Organ of the Bible
Christian denomination, rev, Cephas
Barker, editor and printer, King st
Hara Henry, of R. & H. O'Hara, Con- |
cession st
Murdoch Brothers,
HARA R. & H., booksellers, stationers,
photographers and insurance agents,
King st
Hara Robt, of R. & H. O'Hara, King st
aughin Andrew, freightman GT.R,
it ARIO BANK, David Fisher,cashier,
ing st
tram James, sawyer, King st
adden Thomas, laborer, Duke st
Arron John, produce dealer, Elgin st
i tev. W.S., Bible christian, Queen
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Patton William, bookkeeper, Brown st
Paul H,, upholsterer, Queen st
Peach George, bricklayer, Church st
Pearce John, Seugog road
Pearce Samuel, laborer, Prospect st
Peate Richard, tailor, King st
Peate Thomas, tailor, Liberty st
| Perey John, blacksmith, Silver st
Perkin John, laborer, Prospect st
| Perry William G., Ontario st
| Petherick William, luborer, Brown st
| Pethick Mrs, Frances, wid John, King st
Pethick William, tailor, King st
Philips Richard, commercial traveller,
King st
Pierce John, clerk, Queen st
Pierce William, carpenter, King st, h
Scugog road
| Pinch Richard, Seagog road
Pinch Mes,Doreas,wid Wim, Scugog road
Pinch William, Bowmanville
| Liberty st
| Piper Francis, laborer, Elgin st west
| Piper Samuel, sawyer, off Ontario. st
Pirie William, tailor, King st
Poland Samuel, teamster, near Duke st
Pollard James C., carpenter, King st
Pollard Mrs, James, milliner, King st
| Pollock Miss
Scugog road
| Porter Geo.,, clerk Ontario bank, King st
nursery)
| Porter Marshal, saddler, King st, h
Wellington st
Porter William, founder, King st
| Portis George, cabinetmuker, bds at
Culver's, Church st
Power Mrs. Kate, wid Wm., off King st
Prout Mark, carpenter, Chureb st
| Puley Philip, Station st
| Puley William, farmer, Station st
Quick Lewis, tinsmith, King st
Quick Lewis, of Yellowless & Quick,
King st
Quinn Samuel, laborer, Hunt st
| Rainey James, shoemaker, King, st h
| Liberty st
| Ratclitle Prederick W., produce dealer,
King st, h Temperance st
} Raynes Frank, farmer, Elgin st west
Reed Richard, boots and shoes, King st
Registry office, Robt. Armour, registrar,
King st
Reid Henry K., M.D., Silver st
Reid Mrs. Kate, wid George, Argyle st
REIKIE REV, THOMAS M., Congre-
gationalist, Division st
Renard John, carver, Ontario st
Rice Jethro J., cabinetmaker, bds at
Cameron L, Munson’s, Chureh st
Rice John P., carpenter, Brown st
Rickard Mrs, Jane, teacher, King st
Rochford George, moulder, Queen. st
Ross John, jun., cooper, Prospect st
Ross John, sen., cooper, Prospect st
Royal Canadian bank, Allan H. MeDou-
gall, manager, King st
Russell Geo., baggagemaster, Ontario st
Rutledge James, B. A., of Farewell, Me-
Gee & Rutledge, Silver st
Saunders Nicholas, laborer, Church st
Scantlebury Richard, carpenter, bds at
Culver’s, Church st
Scobell Robert W., Church st
Scott Wm. T., boots and shoes, King st
Sexton Levi Washington, bds at Came-
ron L. Munson’s, Church st
Shaw Thomas, jun., bds at Alma hotel
| Penfound Joseph, laborer Wellington st |
Jane L., school teacher, |
Sherin B,, of B, Sherin & Co,, King at
Sherin B, & Co, hoop skirt manufite-
turers, King st
Sherin Benjamin, blacksmith, King st
Shuter Richard, farmer, Wharf road
Silver Edward, pumpmaker, Silver st
Simson Thomas K,, grocer, cor King and
Temperance sts
Sinclair Robert, painter, Seugog road
Sleep Richard, laborer, Duke st
Smelzer Conrad, laborer, Queen st
Smithrev John, Presbyterian, Liberty st
| Soper Harvey, farmer, Base line
Soper Miss Maria, off Duke st
Spaulding Charles, Ontario st
Spencer rev, Adam, Kirk of Scotland,
Chureh st
Spotswood Ths., chairmaker, Queen st
Spry Jones, farmer, King st
Squair Praneis, miller, Clinton st
Storie Alexander, blacksmith, Brown st
Stott David, druggist, King st
Stott Houston, painter, Queen st
| Stoughton Miss M., faney goods, King
st
Stuart Frank, bookkeeper, King st
Sumpter John, messenger, King st
Sweet Samuel, blacksmith, off Ontario st
Talling Frank, shoemaker, King st
Tamblyn John, pedlar, near Centre st
Tamblyn Francis, Outario st
Tapson Thomas, blacksmith, Brown st
Tapson William, of Wescot & Tapson,
Liberty st
Taylor Mrs, Ann, wid Richard, Conces-
| sion st
Taylor Neil, Queen st
Taylor Stephen, farmer, Duke st
Terry John, laborer, off Base line
Thomas Ths, jun., blacksmith, King st
Thomas Ths., sen., blacksmith, King st
Thompson & Burns, produce dealers and
millers, King st
Thompson William, of Thompson &
Burns, reeve, Concession st
Tilley John J., superintendent Common
schools, bds at Cameron L, Munson’s,
Church st
Tilley Richard, gardener, Scugog road
Tilley Wm, E., school teacher, Elgin st
Tod Cha, baker, King st, h Division st
Todgham Win., jun., mariner, Hunt st
Todgham William, sen., Laborer, Hunt st
Totterdale house, Thomas Totterdale,
proprietor, Station st
Towns David, manager Caledonia mills,
King st
Trebilcock Paul, printer, King st
Treleven Mich., boots and shoes, King st
Trevett Alex., bedstead maker, Scugog
road
Trewin Thomas, shoemaker, King st
Trick John, butcher, Wellington st
Tyler Calvin, blacksmith, Duke st
United Grammar and Common school,
T. M. McIntyre, M.A,, principal, Wel-
lington st
Vancamp rey. Jesse, Christian church,
King st
Vandershaaté John, carver, King st
Vann Ths. H., bookkeeper, Centre st
Veal Thomas, teamster, Liberty st
Vicery George, carpenter, bds at
Farmers’ Exchange, King st
Voddon Robert, shoemaker, bds at Mrs.
Lindon’s, King st
Vosper Thomas, printer, Church st
Ward Thomas, Liberty st
Shaw Thomas, sen., proprietor Alma
hotel, cor Church and Temperance sts
Sheddon David,cabinetmaker, Church st
aterson Thomas, dry goods, Ki
Queen st a peace
ftterson Bradford, M.D., Church st
Shepheard Peter, Concession st
Shepheard rev. Edmond, disciple of
Christ, Queen st
Ward William, blacksmith, Division st
Watson Robert, laborer, King st
Way captain John H., mariner, Queen st
Webster George, clerk, Queen st
Welch Miss Catherine, Division st
Werry Benj.,of Burden & Werry,Queen st
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Wescot Isaac, of Wescot & Tapson,
Brown st
Wescot & ‘Tapson, carriagemakers,
King st
White Daniel, mason, King st
Wig William, cabinetmaker, Church st
Williams Henry, waggonmaker, bds at
Farmer’s Exchange, Kidg st
Williams John, Elgin st
Williams Marcus D., butcher, King st
Williams Mortimer, butcher, King st
Williams William, blacksmith, Odell st
Willing William, tailor, Ontario st
Wilson & Brother, grocers, King st
Wilson Chas. R., of Wilson & Brother,
King st
Wilson Joseph C, of Wilson & Brother,
King st
Wilson Mrs. 8., wid Andrew, Church st
Windatt Richard, town clerk, cor King
and Temperance sts
Winters William, pumpman G.T.R.
Wood John D., clerk, bds at Brodie’s
hotel
Wright Stephen, cabinetmaker, Onta-
rio st
Wright William, carpenter, Brown st
Wright William, clerk, Queen st
Wrightman Samuel, cooper, King st
Wyllie James, baker, King st
Yellowless John, laborer, Concession st
Yellowless & Quick, stationers, King st
Yellowless Thomas, of Yellowless &
Quick, King st
Young & Brittain, butchers, Market sq
Young Charles, of Young & Brittain,
Ontario st
Young Wm., brickmaker, Liberty st
BOWOO 1D—A small sillaze on the Lobo
and Williams gravel road, township of
Lobo, county of Middlesex. Distant from
Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 7 miles, from Lobo 6 miles,
from London 17 miles. Mail bi-weekly
Population about 170,
Barr Alexander, farmer
Cameron Alexander, farmer
Cameron Duncan, farmer
Cameron Malcolm, farmer
Dewar Donald, farmer
Gibson Thomas, farmer
Graham Peter L., school teacher
Gray Neil, farmer
Hunter William, farmer
Lamont Archibald, farmer
Lamont Peter, farmer
Lloyd Robert, farmer
McAlister Archibald, farmer
McBain John, farmer
McCallum Dugal, farmer
McCallum John, farmer
McCallum Zachariah, farmer
McClarty Peter, farmer
McColl Duncan, farmer
McColl Thomas, farmer
McLean Hugh, postmaster
Munro Mrs. Ann, wid George
Powell Francis, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
Scott John W., cheese manufacturer
Simons Charles, cattle dealer
Webb James, farmer
Wilson George, farmer
Zavitz George U., farmer
BOX GROVE —A emall village in the
township of Markham, county of York.
It possesses good water privileges. Dis-
tant from Scarborough, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, from
Markham 38} miles, from Toronto 20 miles,
Mail daily. Popu!ation about 150,
Ball James
Bede William, tool maker
Bishop Warren, laborer
Break Daniel, farmer
Break Joseph, farmer
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Corcoran John, laborer
Corcoran Michael, laborer
Dockeny David, laborer
Duff William, blacksmith
Fitzgerald Garret, laborer
French James, farmer
Gleeson John, laborer
Glen John, weaver
Guance Alfred, carpenter
Harrick David, laborer
Hendley William, butcher
Kerton John, laborer
Macguire Charles, laborer
McCaffrey John, postmaster
Mapes James J., cooper
Mapes John, tavernkeeper
Milloy Joseph, tavernkeeper
Moore Hezekiah, carpenter
Pattern Charles, carpenter
taymer Abraham, farmer
Raymer John, cheese factory
Reesor Sephus, farmer
Roberts William
Smith Edward
Stinehoff Peter, laborer
Stover John, farmer
Sutton Julius, woollen factory
Tomlinson Alfred, saw mill
Tomlinson Cicero, farmer
Tomlinson Sylvester, farmer
BR ACEBRIDGE —A new and thriy-
ing village in the township of Macauley,
Muskoka territory, county of Victoria.
Distant from Sindsay, the county town
and astation of the Midland railway, 105
miles, The Lake Muskoka and Rosseau
steamers call here. Mare by rail and stage
from Toronto $3.75. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 200.
Auger rev. —, Primitive methodist
Ball Alexander, carpenter
Ball rev, T. L., ch of England
Bell R_ J., township clerk
Browning James B., barrister
Bruce rey. —, Presbyterian
Burden William, hotelkeeper
Byers John Nelson, M.D.
Cameron Dunean, blacksmith
Campbell Hugh, butcher
Chenney Francis, storekeeper
Church of England, rev. T. L, Ball
Cook H., engineer
Cooper Joseph, contractor
Clerihue James, storekeeper
Daniels Richard, tinsmith
Dill J. W., storekeeper
Dudley J., shoemaker
| Hanis William, plasterer
Ferguson T., tailor
| Frampton Joseph, carpenter
Gow George F., contractor
Holditch William, mill owner
Kennedy William, shoemaker
Kent D., hotelkeeper
Lount Chas. W., stipendiary magistrate
Lount EB. J., clerk Division court
Low D., baker
McAree J., provincial land surveyor
McDonald Hiram, hotelkeeper
McDonald Hiram J., storekeeper
McMURRAY THOMAS, land agent, edi-
tor and proprietor Northern Advocate }
Malpas E. W., storekeeper
Mundel! William, tailor
Myers Thos., mill owner and storekeeper
NORTHERN ADVOCATE, weekly,
annual subscription $1.50; Thomas
McMurray, proprietor and printer
Perry Robt. E., postmaster, storekeeper
Perry R. P., assistant postmaster
Portas Henry, storekeeper
Potter rev. —, Wesleyan
Presbyterian free church rev, — Bruce
Ross Walker, hotelkeeper
Sharp Walter, miller
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| Secord EB. W., conveyancer and
| rance agent
Speirs J., cabinetmaker
Storey Edward, carpenter
Symington James, sash and bline
ufacturer
| Tate William, blacksmith
Teviotdale John, reeve, of Draperg
Macauley ;
Webster rey. Jolin, Wesleyan
White Robert, carpenter
Wilson Gillman, saw mill owner
BRA DEFOR D—An incorporat
in the township of West) Gwilli
county of Simcoe, Within the last
years this place has increased to twiceig
size. It contains several large hotels, hy
a mayor, reeve, and body of councillon,
and isa station of the Northero railyy
Montreal Velgraph Co has an office hex
Distant from Bell Ewart 12 miles, fy
Richmond Hill 28 miles, from Barrie}
tiles, from Weston 33 miles, from Nw
Lowell 37 miles, from Toronto 41 mj)
from Collingwood 52 miles. Mail day.
Population about 1500. :
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1 mage
| Abbott Egerton, tanner
Abbott James, tanner
Akey Joseph, laborer
; Algeo Robert, proprietor Magon‘e Am
Allen James Y., clerk
| Allen John, laborer
Ambrose Mrs. C., widow
Armstrong Charles, farmer
Armstrong John, tanner
Atkinson David, laborer
Atkinson James, carpenter
Baker William, carpenter
| Baldwin Thomas, blacksmith
| Barnard Benjamin, storekeeper
| Barry James W,, jun., tanner
Barry James W., sen., tanner
Barry Richard, currier
Barry Robert
Belfry William, storekeeper
| Bingham Edward, farmer
; Bingham hotel, Robert Bingham, pi
prietor
| Bingham Mrs. Joseph, boarding hou
Bingham Rob.,proprietor Bingham bo
| Blakesly William, laborer
| Boddy John, storekeeper
'Borrowman Arthur, of
| Brothers
| Borrowman Brothers, marblecutters
| Borrowman Jas., of Borrowman Brother
| Bowerman J., photographer
| Bradford hotel, Gilbert Smith, prop
| etor
| Brimrose John, bricklayer ;
} Brimson William, dealer in music
| Broughton Henry 8., of Porter
Broughton
Brown Mrs. Anne, wid Thomas
Brown Robert, carpenter
Buck Amos, Inborer
Burnett John, laborer
Butterfield Lonson, foundryman —
Cameron rey. William, Presbyterit
Campbell Alexander, storekeeper
Campbell William, grain dealer
Chandler William, laborer
Chappell Frank, laborer ;
Chapman Edward, grain merchant
Christie Mrs, Sarah, wid
Clement Lewis, M.D.
Cockerline Matthew B.,
carding mills staal
Coldwell Morgan,of Wilson & Count
Collins William, teamster
Cook Gibson, storekeeper
Coyne Miss, teacher
Crawford Beaty, carpenter
Curren Paul, laborer
Davis John L., painter
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Davis Lawrence, painter
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Deacon Joseph, d
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Dessette Edward,
ewart James H.,
Dewart Samuel, s
Dewson Thomas, §
icker James, lab
Jobson Robert, sc
odds Mrs, Ann,
Donaldson Matthe
Monaldson Williat
Mouglass Mrs, Ant
Drithll James, of 'T
Driftill Joseph H.,
pDritfill Samuel, ag
Priffll T., & Sons,
Driffill Thomas, of
unn Edward, lal
Jdmanson Willian
Ellis William, ager
alconbridge John
Ferguson Israel lat
Fieghen William, t
inn Will‘a n, labo}
isher Edward Jol
Fisher John W., me
Fisher Thomas, cl
iilby Mrs. Jane
yoodchild James, s
yoodchild John, fa
BeCGoodchild William
ioodfellow John, fi
Goodwin James, fa
Fraham James, cle
jraham Thomas 8.
firaney Edward, la
irant Miss Sarah
Green Henry, teamg
ureen Robert, clerk
weer Matthew, fart
Grittin John W., cle
Ball Robert, brickle
Handley Thomas, ¢:
Harmon Beujamin
Hayton Thomas, sh
Bilead George, clerk
Henderson Joseph, |
Henderson Mrs. Sar
Herrick Thomas, ta
Hill John, butcher
Hockridge John H.,
geHogan William, lab
Hunt James, mecha
Hunter James, labo:
myaines John, garden
Jenkins Warren, ag
Jorden Edwin, labo
mekays John, propriet
hotel
Kelley Miss Bridget
Kendell Frank, tins
ilkenny & Son, ca‘
Kilkenny Thomas,
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Kilkenny Thomas,
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Blacartney Robert E
acartney William,
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aconchy R., clerk
cArthur William,
cBrien Thomas, gr
eCarthy John Ly. |
cDougall —, graii
cFarland George,
HcGee Charles, far
icGilvray Hugh, es
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heer and ine Meacon Joseph, druggist
Dessette J. E., farmer
Dessette Edward, waggonmaker
ewart James H., clerk
ewart Samuel, school teacher
ewson Thomas, grain dealer
icker James, laborer
Hobson Robert, school teacher
odds Mrs, Ann, wid
Yonaldson Matthew, laborer
Monaldson William B., cabinetmaker
Mouglass Mrs, Ann, postmistress
rithll James, of T. Driffill & Son
Priffil Joseph H., of T. Driffill & Sons
s))rittill Samuel, agent
Driffill T., & Sons, storekeepers
riffll Thomas, of T, Driffill & Sons
unn Edward, laborer
gdmanson William, baker
Ellis William, agent
alconbridge John K., storekeeper
Ferguson Israel laborer
ieghen William, farmer
inn Will’a n, laborer
Fisher Edward John, J.P., M.D.
Fisher John W., moulder
Fisher Thomas, clerk
tilby Mrs, Jane
joodchild James, storekeeper
wodchild John, farmer
Goodchild William, storekeeper
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r wodwin James, farmer
‘ iraham James, clerk | . ;
iter iabam Thomas S., of Scott & Graham
or iraney Edward, laborer
smith stant Miss Sarah
ekeeper ireen Henry, teamster
anner Nireen Robert, clerk
anner eer Matthew, farmer
Grittin John W., clerk
Hall Robert, bricklayer
eper Handley Thomas, carpenter
ey Harmon Beujamin
Hayton Thomas, shoemaker
Bilead George, clerk
Henderson Joseph, baker
Henderson Mrs. Sarah, wid John
Herrick Thomas, tailor
Hill John, butcher
Hockridge John H., carriagemaker
BeHogan William, laboter
unt James, mechanic
Junter James, laborer
ames John, gardener
Jenkins Warren, agent
Jorden Edwin, laborer
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of Porter fpxelley Miss Bridget, milliner
Kendell Frank, tinsmith
‘ilkenny & Son, cabinetmakers
Kilkenny Thomas, jun., of Kilkenny &
Son
Kilkenny Thomas, sen., of Kilkenny &
Son : .
linkenboomer Joseph, tailor
neshew Thomas, farmer
amas rev, M., Wesleyan
amon Mrs. Agnes, tinsmith
amontaine Frank, laborer
ong Mrs., wid
eee indy Daniel A., carpenter
lacartney Robert B., innkeeper
Hacartney William, shoemaker
5 ackie Julius, agent
n & Coidnél aconchy R., clerk Division court
, HeArthur William, farmer
cBrien Thomas, grocer
eCarthy John L. G., M.D,
- eDougall —, grain merchant
cFarland George, laborer
HcGee Charles, farmer
IcGilvray Hugh, carpenter
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McGrath Mrs. Mary, wid John
McKinstry John, carpenter
McKinstry Robert, laborer
McLean Stephen, shoemaker
McLennan Mexender, farmer
McLeod Murdoch, druggist
Manning Henry W,, bailiff
Masonic arms, R. Algeo, proprietor
Mechanics institute and library
Mills Patsey, laborer
Mitchell John, cooper
Mitchell John, grain dealer
Montgomery John, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO.
Morgan George, chemist
Morris Thomas
Morton George D., M.D.
Mosely Samuel, tanner
Murphy George, of J. Murphy &
Brothers
Murphy John, & Brothers, storekeepers
Murphy John, of John Murphy & Bro-
ther
Murphy John, teamster
North American hotel, J. Kays, proprie-
tor
Norton Michael, laborer
Nyers Henry, laborer
O'Brien Andrew, teamster
Ontario hotel, A. Stoddart, proprietor
Ormsby George, sen., shoemaker
Ormsby John, shoemaker
Ormsby Mrs. Ann, wid Peter
Orr Archibald B., of Orr Brothers
Orr Brothers, storekeepers and at New-
market
Orr William, of Orr Brothers
Overton James, of Walker & Overton
Parker Robert
Parkhill Thomas, tailor
Patterson John, carpenter
Perkins Chauncey, farmer
PORTER & BROUGHTON, editors,
publishers and proprietors of the
South Simcoe News
Porter Geo. H., of Porter & Be oug h-
ton
Porter William H., dentist
Poyser William, shoemaker
Pratt William H., laborer
Rawe James, photographer
Rennie William, farmer
Robins J., carpenter
Rogers John, tanner
Rose John, farmer
Ross David, laborer
Ross Hugh, saddler
Ross Mrs. Isabella, wid Samuel
Rutton rey. C., ch of England
Scanlon Mark, barrister
Scott & Graham, saddlers
Scott Wilson, of Scott & Graham
Shawls John, carpenter
Sheeres John H., station master
Smith Gilbert, proprietor Bradford hotel
Smith Henry, hairdresser
SOUTH SIMCOE NEWS, weekly, |
annual subscription $1; Porter &
Broughton, proprietors and printers
Sparke James, laborer
Spence John, painter
Spence Mrs. Isabella, milliner
Spence Thomas, switchman
Spence William, shoemaker
Spindles R., laborer
Stephen John, photographer
Stephens Thomas, shoemaker
Stevenson Jesse, clerk
Stevenson John, saddler
Stevenson John Mch., attorney
Stevenson William M., storekeeper
Stewart Robert, storekeeper, town
clerk and treasurer |
Stibbs John, baker |
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Stirling George, maible cutter
Stoddart Andrew, proprietor Ontario
Sthotel
oddart Wilson, farmer
Strilbing John, fireman
Strong Brothers, storekeepers
Strong James G., of Strong Brothers
Strong William, of Strong Brothers
Stump Samuel, machinist
Sutcliffe William, tailor
Sutherland John, laborer
Swallow Charles, clerk
Swallow John
Tanner James, gardener
Telfer James, laborer
Thompson Andrew, tinsmith
Thompson Mrs. Mary Ann, wid David
Todd Henry, clerk
Trott William, tailor
Turner William, laborer
Wainwright John, clerk
Walker & Overton, tinsmiths
Walker Robert, cabinetnaker
Walker William, cabinetmaker
Walker William, of Walker & Overton
Walkhain William, tailor
Walmsley Thomas, butcher
Walton Thomas, tailor
Wanty John, bricklayer
Webster Charles, agent
Wells Jacob, laborer
Wells Lewis, laborer
White George, shoemaker
Wice George, carpenter
Willcox James P., watchmaker
Wilson & Coldwell, barristers
Wilson John W. H., of Wilson & Cold-
well, reeve
Yeoman rey. J., Wesleyan
BRAEWAR—A small village in the
township of East Zorra, county of ¢ xford.
Distant from Woodstock, the county
town, and a station of the Great Western
railway, 8 miles, from London 37 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Vopulation about 100,
Anderson Alexander, postmaster, store-
keeper and mason
Forbes Robert, farmer
Graham Miss Margaret :
Kippen John and Duncan, blacksmiths
| Leslie William, farmer
McKay Donald, farmer
McKay George, farmer
McKay James, farmer
McKay John, farmer
McKay John 8., farmer
McKay William, farmer
McKay William, laborer
Murray Alexander L., J.P., farmer
Murray Andrew, agent
Ross Andrew, farmer
Ross Thomas, tailor
Guance Alfred, carpenter
Harrick David, laborer
Hendley William, butcher
Kerton John, laborer
Maeguire Charles, laborer
McCaffrey Jobn, postmaster
Mapes James J., cooper
Mapes John, tavernkeeper
Milloy Joseph, tavernkeeper
Moore Hezekiah, carpenter
Pattern Charles, carpenter
Raymer Abraham, farmer
Raymer John, cheese factors
|; Reesor Cephas, farmer
Roberts William
Smith Edward
Stinehoff Peter, laborer
Stover John, farmer
Sutton Julius, woollen%factory
Tomlinson Alfred, saw mill
Tomlinson Cicero, farmer
Tomlinson Sylvester, farmer
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* BRAMLEY—A small village in the
township of Innistil, county of Simcoe.
It isastation of the Northern railway.
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office
here. Distant from Barrie 5 miles, from
Toronto 59 miles, Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 50.
Barclay Frank, storekeeper
Black James, jun., farmer
Black James, sen., farmer, postmaster
Bradford John, tavernkeeper
Goodfellow Joseph, farmer
Gordon James, farmer
Gordon John, farmer
Hill Richard, station master
Lettimer Wilson, farmer
McConkey James, farmer
McConkey R., farmer
McCullough Alexander, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Morris Peter, farmer
Neely James, farmer
Neely R., farmer
Ness W., farmer
Patterson William, farmer
Peacock George, farmer
Rath Henry, farmer
Reed R., farmer
Roch Henry, farmer
Travers George, farmer
BRAMPTON—An incorporated town
in the township of Chinguacousy, county
of Peel. It is the county town, and
has a large retail country trade, with a
considerable export of flour. It is also
an important market for wheat, large
quantities being purchased for the supply
of the adjaceut mills, as well as for
export. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
otiice here and the Grand Trunk railway a
first class station at which all trains stop,
Distant from Toronto 21 miles, fare 75c. ;
from Hamilton 29 miles, from Guelph 27
miles. Maildaily, Population about 3000.
Adams Alfred, moulder
Adams Thomas, cooper
Adams Thomas, of Tucker & Adams
Adams William, moulder
Addy William, cooper
AGAR THORNHILL A,,
sion court
Aitken Robert, machinist
Alexander James, carpenter
Alexander Robert, carpenter
Allison Robert, laborer
Anderson Alexander, millwright
Anderson George, carpenter
Andrews Joshua, blacksmith
Anscombe Charles, trimmer
Anthony Brothers, waggon and car-
riage manufacturers
Anthony John, of Anthony Brothers
Anthony William, of Anthony Brothers
Armour Alexander, carpenter |
Armstrong George, laborer
Armstrong George W., horse dealer
Armstrong John, assistant postmaster
Arneil Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Joseph
Arnold rev, Robert, ch of England
Ash Thomas, clerk
Asher John, laborer
Auscombe Charles, t ¢o"mer
Austin James A,, clerk of Surrogate |
court
Bain Henry, agent sewing machines
Baird Alexander, cabinetmaker
Baird John, clerk at W. FE. Baird’s
BAIRD WILLIAM A., undertaker,
dealer in furniture, sewing machines,
melodeons, groceries and provisions
Baker Trayton, soda water factory
Ballantyne George, clerk
Ballantyne John, painter
Bannister Edw., of Magurn & Bannister
Barclay Thomas, waggonmaker
clerk Divi- |
* The post office is at Craigvale.
DOMINION 220 DIRECTORY.
Barret Joseph, brewer
Batchelor John W., cutter
Bates John M., painter
Bates Mrs, Sarah, dressmaker
Batty Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William
Beattie Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Joseph
Beattie Robert, laborer
BECK SAMUEL, proprietor
house
Bell James, librarian Mechanics institute
Bell John, carriagemaker
Beynon John W., barrister
Biddlecombe Henry, laborer
Blair Thomas, millwright
Blakely Mrs. Frances, wid John
Boyce James, painter
Boyes John, laborer
Boyes Mrs. Eliza, dressmaker
Boyle Robert, Primitive methodist
BRAMPTON TIMES, weekly, annual
subscription $1; George Tye, pro-
prietor and printer
Bright Andrew, of Bright & Thayer
Bright Lewis, gunsmith
Bright & Thayer, tinware
Broddy Robert, sheriff
Broddy William, bailiff
Brown Robert, millwright
Buchanan Caleb, printer
Bull Manlius, clerk
Bunting James, clerk
Burnett Henry, cabinetmaker
Burnett Henry, jun., cabinetmaker
Burrows Alfred, laborer
Burt William, painter
Cain John, saddler
Campbell Donald F., registrar
Campbell Hugh, laborer
Campbell James, potash manufacturer
Catchpulle John, tinsmith
CHISHOLM K., & CO., dealers in dry
goods, groceries, provisions, hard-
ware, &e.
CHISHOLM KENNETH, of K. Chis-
holm & Co., postmaster
Chivrell Matthew, bricklayer
Church Edwin, cooper
CLARK JACOB P., attorney
Clark Thomas, law student
CLARKE JOHN, grocer, wine
spirit merchant
Clarke William, tailor
Clarridge Jeremiah, carpenter
COATES JOHN, veterinary surgeon |
COLE JOHN W., photographer and |
dealer in fancy goods
Colin John, carpenter
Common school, Adam Morton, princi-
val
COULTER WILLIAM, dry goods, gro-
ceries, provisions, and clothing
Coutts rev. David, Presbyterian
Cox Mrs. Fanny, wid rey, R. G.
Cox William, bootmaker
Coyne John, of Cummins & Coyne
COYNE JOHN, manufacturer
dealer in boots and shoes
Craig Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William, |
fancy store
CRAIG WILLIAM, photographer
Crawford George, agent Canada Vine |
Growers’ association
Crawford James, saddler
Crawford Robert, butcher
CROOKALL CHARLES, agent
Crothers Samuel, carriage painter
Crozier David, tailor
CUMMINS & COYNE, barristers
CUMMINS J. P., of Cummins & Coyne
Dale —, gardener
Dale Francis, currier
Daniel William, shoemaker
Davis Samuel, laborer
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Davis William, laborer
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DAWSON CHARLES, fruits and Ot
fectionery
Dawson Joseph, carpenter
DeKose Richard, painter
DICK ALEX., editor and propriety
of the Peel Banner ie
Dodd Thomas, fancy store
Dodds George, saddler
Dodds Joseph, carpenter
Dodds Reuben, well digger
Doswell George, teamster
Downey Mrs. Mary, wid John
Duggan Henry, gaol turnkey
Duggan William J.P. j
Duncan Thomas, tailor
Earl Theophilus, clerk
Elliott John, cooper
Elliott Matthew M., of Chisholm & (y
Ellis Edward, constable ;
Ellison David, liquor dealer
Ellison John, harnessmaker
Endicott George, clerk
Ewing William, moulder
Exchange hotel, Mrs. Anne Jones, wi
Robert, proprietress
Fair George, moulder
Farewell John James, clerk
Ferguson Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Willian
Fewson David, laborer
Fewson John, jun., brewer
Fewson John, sen., farmer
FIFE JOSEPH A,,
and surgeon
Fishbourne John W.,, tailor
Fleet Mrs. Margaret
Fleming James, of Morphy & Fleming
Fleming Peter, saddler ’
Follis James, cattle dealer
Foster William, farmer
Foster William, waggonmaker
Franks William, laborer
Freckleton Joshua, tanner
Fry Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert
Fuller A. O., millwright
Galbraith Robert H., painter
Gardiner Thomas J., blacksmith
Gardiner William L.
Gardner Thomas, cabinetmaker
Gear Peter, bootmaker
Gilchrist Duncan, saddler
Gilroy Daniel
Glenn James, road inspector
Golding James, baker
Goodwin Thomas, laborer
Gordon George, clerk
Grafton William, blacksmith
Graham house, John R. Hannah, pe
prietor
Graham George, county treasurer
Graham Johnson, photographer
Graham Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Joseph
Graham Thomas, carpenter
Graham Thomas, constable
Graham Thomas H., clerk
Graham Thomas J., clerk
GRAHAM WILLIAM K., dentist
Grand Trunk hotel, Robert Hunter, pi
prietor
M.D., physician
| Grant John, M.D.
| Gray Joseph, cooper
Green George, attorney
Green John, bootmaker
Greenhill John, blacksmith
Greenwood Charles, laborer
Grimshaw Thomas B., clerk
Grogan Edward, bootmaker
Grogan John, bootmaker
Guest John, laborer ;
Guest William J., carriage painter
Guy Joseph
Haggert Alexander, moulder ;
HAGGERT BROTHERS, prize teapitt
and threshing machine manufacture”
Haggert David B., moulder
DNTARIO. |
HAGGERT J!
groceries
Haggert John, o
Hamilton James
Hancock Thoma
Hannah John R
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Heggie David, :
Fexuphill Adna,
Hemphill Joel, ca
enderson James
erbert Charles,
ersey John, blac
ill —, pumpmak|
ill Albert, carpe
ill Richard, tins
Magill William, mac
ledgson Joseph,
lodgson Joseph,
lodgson Robert I
ollis Thomas, cu
lolmes John, blac
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operator
SMosie Andrew, ba
losie Walter M., d
ubert James, pair
ughes Stewart, b
ull Anthony, car}
unt John
unter James, mill
ater Robert, proy
hotel
lurst James, coope
Burst John, cooper
BURST WILLTAM,
mes Charles, mac}
pins Thomas, mer¢
bhnson William, fa
Dhnston William, \
ge, barbe
Irs. A., wid E
FExchange hotel
elir Peter, laborer
idd George, machir
dd James, machin
Bidney Robert, carp
Ipatrick Benjamin
Ipatrick John, labs
ng Mrs. Elizabeth
tkwood William, «
nox Arthur, labore
hox George, switch
“onard Thomas lab
vert Joseph, bake
Wis John, blacksi
Wis Richard H., e
Wis Robert, farme:
lie William, groc
ndsay William, co
bndesboro’ John, p
bve Thomas, moult
Dwrie Charles, labc
ndy William F., 9
uch John, land ag
cauley Isaiah, ear
ck Charles J., bart
ckenzie James B.,
Bride Archibald, ¢
Bride Samuel, cle)
Candless James, s
Clelland William,
Collum Charles E
Culla John, town
Culla William, ar
Donald James
Do: gall Mrs. Isah
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Gillop chert? mo
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\echnie Archibal
Kechnie Hugh, ca
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;|] William, machinist
Mosie Andrew, baker
Burst John, cooper
DNTARIO. |
HAGGERT JAMES, dry goods and
eries
Aeaert John, of Haggert Brothers
Hamilton James, carpenter
Hancock Thomas, farmer |
Hannah John R., proprietor Graham |
house |
Reggie David, M.D.
Hemphill Adna, carpenter
Hemphill Joel, carpenter
enderson James, bookkeeper
erbert Charles, painter
ersey John, blacksmith
ill —, pumpmaker
ill Albert, carpenter
ill Richard, tinsmith
lodgson Joseph, jun., tailor
odgson Joseph, sen., tailor
lodgson Robert H., clerk
lollis Thomas, cutter
olmes John, blacksmith
lolmes Mrs. M. R., ladies school
OLWELL FREDERICK, telegraph |
operator
losie Walter M., deputy sheriff
ubert James, painter
ughes Stewart, bricklayer
ull Anthony, carpenter
unt John
unter James, millwright
nter Robert, proprietor Grand Trunk |
hotel
urst James, cooper
BURST WILLIAM, storekeeper
mes Charles, machinist
Dhns Thomas, merchant
bhinson William, farmer
Dhnston William, M.D.
bnes George, barber
bnes Mrs. A., wid Robert, proprietress
Exchange hotel
elir Peter, laborer
idd George, machinist
dd James, machinist
Mdney Robert, carpenter
Ipatrick Benjamin, laborer
patrick John, laborer
ng Mrs. Elizabeth J., wid Charles
kwood William, clerk
nox Arthur, laborer
ox George, switchman G.T.R.
onard Thomas laborer
vert Joseph, baker
Wis John, blacksmith
Wis Richard H., carriagemaker
Wis Robert, farmer
lie William, grocer
ndsay William, county clerk
bndesboro’ John, painter
bve Thomas, moulder
pwrie Charles, laborer
ndy William F., agent
wich John, land agent
cauley Isaiah, carpenter
ck Charles J., bartender Revere house
ckenzie James B., clerk
Bride Archibald, clerk
Bride Samuel, clerk
Candless James, saddler
Clelland William, boot maker
Collum Charles B., clerk
Culla John, town clerk
Culla William, architect
Donald James
Do: gall Mrs, Isabella, wid Duncan
Pax den rey. William, Wesleyan
Gee Thos, proprietor Mechanics hotel |
Gillop Robert, moulder
roy Thomas
Kechnie Archibald, tailor
echnie Hugh, carpenter
DOMINION
| Malloy Peter W.
| Marshall Samuel, machinist
| Morphy George, of Morphy & Fleming
| Mowat John, painter
| Mundy Henry, moulder
| Newcomb Christopher, farmer
221 DIRECTORY.
BRAMPTON,
McKelvey James
McKinnon Alexander, bootmaker
McLoughlin Claudius
McLennan Charles J., storekeeper
Maguire John, hostler Graham house
MAGURN & BANNISTER, druggists |
and booksellers
Magurn John, of Magurn & Bannister
Mahaffy William, blacksmith
Main James W., manager for K. Chis-
holm & Co.
bootmaker
Martin Arthur, laborer
Martin Edward, machinist
Martin Robert, teamster
Mason Jabez, brickmaker
Mason Josiah, lumber dealer
Manning Henry, clerk
Mechanics hotel, Ths. McGee, proprietor
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, |
Charles Crookall, agent
Meredith Jackson, saddler
Miller Edward, machinist
Miller William, carpenter
Milner Jacob, carpenter
Milner John Henry, carpenter
Milner Thomas, clerk
Milner William, millwright
MITCHELL WILLIAM
maker and jeweller
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Fred-
erick Holwell, agent
Moore James, laborer
MORPHY & FLEMING, barristers
A., watch-
Morphy H. B., of Morphy & Fleming
Morphy Thomas, of Morphy & Fleming
Morrison Martin, M.D.
Morton Adam,principal Common school
Morton Thomas, agent Canada Vine-
Growers association
Mullen John T., M.D.
Mundy George, moulder
Murdoch Charles, carpenter
Murdoch Charles, shoemaker
Murdoch Mrs. Margaret, wid William = |
Murphy John, proprietor Railway hotel |
Nelson James, saddier
Nesbitt Arthur, adjutant 36th Peel |
battalion
Newhouse William
Oakes William, machinist
O'Donnell Edward, blacksmith
Ormerod William, marblecutter
Osborne Henry, butcher
Osborne Thomas, butcher
Palen William, carpenter
Parkham James, bricklayer
Patterson Samuel
Pattullo Alexander, M.D.
Payne Thomas, machinist
Peacock Matthew, saddler
PEAKE & RUNIANS, hardware mer- |
chants
Peaker William, of Peaker & Runians
PEEL BANNER, weekly, annual sub-
scription $1; Alexander Dick, pro-
prietor and printer
Pendleton John, laborer
Pendleton Richard, laborer
Pendleton William, laborer
Perry Jesse, bricklayer
Pickard John, carpenter
Polfer Francis, laborer
Porter John, tailor
Portlock William, moulder
Powell Robert, painter
Power John, laborer
Power Thomas, blacksmith
| Pringle James, clerk
Pringle rev. Jas., Canada presbyterian
Pulfer Francis, cooper
| Purcell Patrick, manager for Chisholm
McMullen John, bootmaker |
& Co.
| Railway hotel, John Murphy, proprietor
Rayson Charles, bootmaker
| Rayson Thomas, blacksmith
Reddick Andrew, waggonmaker
| Reid John, cabinetmaker
REVERE HOUSE, Samuel Beck, pro-
prietor
Reynolds John, station master
| ROBERTSON JOHN H., harnessmaker
Robertson William R., storekeeper
Robinson James, grocer
Robinson John A., carriagemaker
Roche John, manager for W. Coulter
Rooney John, machinist
Rooney Joseph, machinist
Runians Edwin, of Peaker & Runians
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer
Ryan John, pensioner
Ryan Mrs. Ellen
Savage John, machinist
Schooly Henry, carpenter
Sciep Louis, moulder
SCOTT DAVID L., attorney
Scott John, drover
Scott judge Alexander F.
Scott rev. Jonathan, Wesleyan
Scott Robert, laborer
Scott William, agent sewing machines
Scully Henry, carpenter
Sharpe Georges, painter
Sharpe James, laborer
Shaw rey. Wm. H., Episcopal methodist.
Sherrick Thomas D.
Shield John, laborer
SHIPLEY MARTIN, saddler and har--
nessmaker
Smith David, farmer
Smith George, butcher
Smith James, carpenter
Smith Joseph, butcher
Smith Mrs. Catherine
Smith Thomas, moulder
Smith William, bricklayer
Spaike Vinond, blacksmith
Sparrow William, painter
Spellman James A., millwright
Spence William, bricklayer
Spoule John G., butcher
Stevens Style, moulder
Stewart John, carpenter
| Stewart Thomas, tinsmith
Stoneham John, cabinetmaker
Stoneham Richard, millwright
Stork Christopher, druggist
Stork Edward, laborer
Stuart James, shoemaker
Stullings George, clerk
Suggitt George, moulder
Suggitt John, blacksmith
Suggitt Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Leonard
Taylor Matthew, blacksmith
Temple Edwin, shoemaker
Thayer Horatio, of Bright & Thayer
THISTLE JOHN A. dealer in dry goods,
boots and shoes, groceries, provisions,
and crockery
Thomp*on John F., conductor G.T.R.
Tilt James, blacksmiti
Tilt James, shoemaker
Tilt Joseph, shoemaker
Todd John
Todd Wesley, merchant
Totton Mrs. Mary, wid John
Trail Gordon, clerk
TRAIL JAMES, hardware merchant
Trueman Join, blacksmith
Trueman Mrs. Emeline, wid Richard
Tucker & Adams, pump manufacturers.
| Tucker William, of Tucker & Adams
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TYE GEORGE, editor and proprietor
of the Brampton Times
Tye Luther, clerk Times office
Vodden Thomas, machinist
Walker Mrs, Ellen, wid George
Walsh Edward J., proprietor Farmers’
home
Ward George, laborer
‘Wacren John, cabinetmaker
Warr i: William, laborer
Watkius Ths., night watchman G.T.R.
Wati A\udrew, machinist
Webster Thomas, bookkeeper
Wells James, tailor
West Charles, grocer
White Michael, laborer
Whitehead Thomas
Whitehead William, millwright
Wigley Andrew H., farmer
Williams Matthew, drover
Williams Thomas, moulder
‘Williamson William, cattle dealer
Wilson Peter, laborer
Wilson Thomas, marblecutter
Wilson William, clerk
WOOD JOHN E, barber and practical
hairdresser
Woods Philander L., bookseller
Wright George, grocer
Wright William, blacksmith
BRANCHTON-—A small village in the |
township of North Dumfries, county
ot Waterloo, There is here a station
of the Guelph and Fergus branch of the
Great Western railway. Distant from
Galt, 6 miles, fare 20c.; from Hamilton,
45 miles, fare Suc.; from Toronto, 62 miles
fare $2.05. Mail daily. Population about |
250
Almond A., blacksmith
Biggs Mrs., wid John
Birch —, sectionman G.W.R.
Boltenheimer S., collector
Branchton hotel, A. Jenkins, proprietor
Brown Augustus, shoemaker
Buchanan T., farmer
Callaghan Timothy, laborer
Cotter Dennis, laborer
Crawford Mrs., wid William
Crozier Adam, laborer
Crozier James, butcher
Cullum —, farmer
Cumming & Cornell, woollen factory
DOMINION 222 DIRECTORY.
Cumming D. W., postmaster, store-|
_ keeper
Cumming John, carpenter
Curran Patrick, laborer
Duplan Charles, stationmaster G.W.R. |
Graham Thomas, blacksmith
Hardy Mrs., wid William
Harmon Jolin, mason
Harper John, laborer
Heerner P., laborer
Hunter Archibald, blacksnith
Hunter James, blacksmith
Jenkins Andrew, proprietor Branchton
hotel
McDonnell John, blacksmith
McIntosh Angus, teacher
Mclatosh Mrs. Mary, wid David
McKenzie John, laborer
McLellan Paul, laborer
MclLesch Robert, teacher
Mericle —, pumpmaker
Middleton William
Mitchell —, laborer
Morgan James, ies Miscorngal
Mulholland George, laborer
Oliver Thomas, tailor
Rosburgh William, millowner, produce
merchant
Rymol David
Rymol Jacob, laborer
Sayers John, pedlar
Smith Thomas, laborer
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Timanus George, shingle maker
Turnbull Thomas, farmer
Vancourt J., laborer
Washburn Luther, engineer
Wright Joseph, shoemaker
BRANDY CREEK-—A villagein the
township of Windham, county of Nor-
folk. Distant from Simcoe, the county
town, 12 miles, from Brantford, a station
of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of
the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare
$1.50. Mail daily. Population about 100.
Alexander James, farmer
Burk Daniel, J.P., farmer
Burnham Aug., farmer and shingle mill
| Burnham Daniel, farmer
Crombie Ewing R., postmaster, tailor
Dixon John, farmer
Edgeworth Edward, farmer
| Gillet Albert, farmer
Glover Darius, carpenter
Glover Isaiah, farmer
Henderson John, saw mill
Hughes James, farmer
Mudge Joseph, farmer
Silverthorn Lewis, storekeeper
Stetler Wesley, farmer
Stockton John, farmer
Tallman Peter, farmer
Trembly Joseph, farmer
Trimbly Mathias, farmer
Wintermute James, blacksmith
BRANTFORD -—An incorporated town
in the township of Brantford, county
of Brant, admirably situated on a_ high
ridge skirting the north bank of Grand
river. It is the chief town of the county
and derives its name from Brant, the
celebrated Indian chief. In 1830 the
Indians surrendered the town plot to the
Government, and since then it Bas rapidly
increased in population and prosperity.
It is the most important station on the
Buffalo and Goderich section of the Grand
Trunk railway, and is celebrated for its
flour, grain, steam engines, stoneware,
lumber, stoves, agricultural implements,
&c.,&c. Few places possess better public
buildings. The court house, registry,
and county offices, are neat stone build-
ings, erected at a cost of $40,000. The
market is a substantial and solid edifice.
The churches, tenin number, are unequal-
led for beauty of design and neatness of
finish. There is a Widows’ home, and a
Girls’ Orphan home,—the former kept up |
by the charitably disposed, and managed
by the Ladies Aid society, and the latter,
(which was erected by Mr. I, Cockshutt
at a cost 6° 4,000), by Mr. Thomas §,
Shenaton, the registrar of the county.
There are now thirty-four orphan girls
in this institution taught and supported
by the libevality of this gentleman. The
manufacturing establishments are nu-
merous and extensive. In the Brantford
engine works about 125 men are employed
in the manufacturing of engines and mill
machinery. The Victoria foundry employs |
over 100 men. The stoves, farming im-
plements, &c., turned out of this establish-
ment are in great favor in Ontario.
the Grank Trunk repairing shop and car
works over 200 men find constant employ-
ment. Brantford is well lighted with
gas, and will soon have good water sup-
: : |
yly, water works being now in course of
ply g
construction, It enjoys direct communi-
cation with Lake Ontario and with New
York city by railways or canals, Mon-
treal Telegraph Co. has an office here. Dis-
tant from Paris, the junction of the Grand
Trunk and Great Western railways,
7 miles, from Hamilton 25 miles, from
Niagara Suspension Bridge 60 miles, from
Stratford 40 miles, from Toronto 76
miles, from Buffalo 75 miles, from Mon-
tral 487 miles, Stages run daily to Simcoe,
2i. miles, fare $1; to Waterford, 17 miles,
fare 75c.; and to Burford, Norwichville,
Scotland, and Oakland. Mail daily. Pop-
ulation about 9000,
Ablht Frederick, tailor
Achason James, carpenter
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tinge
Acheson Alexander, carpenter, Darlag
st
Adams & Brophey,
Colborne st
Adams Francis P., of Adams &Bropher
Colborne st a
Adams Thomas, laborer, Pearl st
Adams Wisner & Co., grain drill factgy
Colborne st .
Aiken William, blacksmith, Albion g
| Aikman Joseph, carpenter, Albion s
Aird Adam, hostler, Daihousie st
Aird George H., engineer, Dalhouieg
Aird John, hostler, Dalhousie st
Aldred James, tailor, r Duke st
Alexander rev. John, Baptist, Dalhowy
st
Alger major Wm. N., J.P., Charlottes
Alger Robert, Charlotte st
boots and shee
Allan Mrs. Mary, wid John, Darlings
Allan Peter C., bookseller, Colborey
h Market st
Allen Alexander,
| George st
ALLEN HENRY C., M.D., general ms
ager in Canada for Atlantic Mutu
Life Insurance Co. of Albany, Darliy
brakeman (TR.
st
Allen John, brakeman G.T.R., Georges
Allen Wm., carpenter G.T.R., Dukes
Allingham Hugh, cooper, bds View
ria st
Almas John, laborer, East cove
AMERICAN HOTEL, P. B. Hatch, pm)
prietor, Dalhousie st
American Merchants Union Expra
Co., J. Hale, agent, Marketst
Anderson Alexander, carpenter 6.12,
| Dalhousie st
Anderson David S., brakeman G12.
Grey st
Andrews Henry, Indian office, Albion
| Armitage Joshua, butcher, Colbornes
Armitage William, butcher, Market 4
h Colborne st
Armstrong Adam, carpenter
Armstrong Robert, wood worker, ta
Dalhousie st
| Armstrong William, carpenter, Ve
} uut st
Armstrong William, laborer, Win
' Ash William H., distiller, Darling
| Ashton Joseph, carter, Colborne st
| Asselin H., carpenter
| Atkinson John, carpenter, Balfour st
| ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INS
| ANCE CO., H. ©. Allen, MD, get
| ral manager, Market st
| Austin Alex. H., grocer, Colborne:
, Austin Charles, rail — spring
G.T.R., Charlotte st ;
Austin Jeremiah, carpenter G1
Waterloo st
Babcock L. 8., laborer, Oak st_
| Babeock Ludwig, hostler, bds Kings
| Bacon William H., surgeon, Colbortes
| Baglin Joseph, grocer, Colborne st!
king st
| Bainbridge James, tailor, bds Dukes
Baker Ambrose, carpenter, Murray’
| Baker Ichobe, clerk, Wellington st
| Baker Thomas H., veterinary surgtt
George st he
| Ball Alfred, blacksmith, Wellingtots
h Church st
Ball & Garland, lumber merchants
| Ball Jas., of Ball & Garland, Alfreds
| Ballantine Miss Annie, teacher,
housie st
Ballantine Miss Mary, school teat
Dalhousie st
Ballantine William, shoemaker, Dalt
sie st
jetts
ts
Allan Alexander, carpenter, Chathang fl
max Alfred,
horst
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NK OF BRIT]
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NK OF MONT
er, Market st
nslaugh Thoma
rber Geo., cons
rber John, plu
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rdon rev. Peter
st
rker John, carpe
rker William, ¢
rnes William, la
rnett John, labe
nett Simon, lab
rnfather David,
ufather David,
rim David W
rrett James, labe
rrie James, labo
row Josoph, lab!
well George S.,
yn st
stedo Mrs. J.G.,
tchelor William,
tes Joseph, groc
Darling st
tes Richard, of
Vorthumberland
son Amos G., pé
tson George, clerl
son George, sadd
son Hugh, hotel
tson Miss Hlizabeq
ters William, tin
t
tye John, of T. Be
bmberland st
tye Thomas, of
Vorthumberland s
tye Thomas, &
|
engin
Jrowa st
Kter James, of |
Baxter, Queen st
James & Will
lech st
Kter William, of,
Baxter, Queen st
Ard Adam, laborer,
kerieg Mrs. Mat
Lemon J., a
:, Market st
r Jolin, shoemake
ding Win. W,, of V
Sheridan st
} Alexander, boile
] William, tailor,
lamy William, sad
lhouse Charles E,
lhouse James, ui
beliff James M., la
hett John C., hook]
bness William, car
pelt Adolphus B.,
William,
Pleasant
Kerley John, finish
GAR CHARLES
OWuship treasurer
ommercial
ett Alexander, mo
ett Theodore, mo
gham hotel, Job B}
olborne st
> ROVINOE rm
a
penter, Darling
ots and show
dams &Bropher
, Pearl st
ain drill factory
nith, Albion
ter, Albion s
alhousie st
per, Dalhousiey
housie st
Duke st
uptist, Dalhouy
.P., Charlotteg
e st
nter, Chathans
ohn, Darlings
er, Colborne
ikeman GTR.
D., general mi
Atlantic Mutat
“Albany, Datliy
. T.R., George
G.T.R., Dukes
oper, bds View
ast cove
P. B. Hateh, prt)
Union Expr
farketst
rarpenter (TR,
rakeman (.1R.
office, Albiont
rer, Colbornes
cher, Market 4
verter
od worker, ba
carpenter, We
rorer, Winnietts
er, Darling st
Colborne st
ter, Balfour st
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len, M.D,, g
st
, Colborne st
| apringumake
ypenter GTR
Oak st
br, bds Kings
leon, Colborues
Colborne
r, bds Dukest
ter, Murray
llington st
inary surgtte
, Wellingtons
merchant’
Hand, Alfreds
teacher,
Kchool teat
maker, Dalit
Bhorst Willian J., tailor,
panto} DOMINION 223 DIRECTORY. Hnsaieeesn:
Neen ee nnn en EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEeeet
F rer, West st Bingham Job, proprietor Bingham hotel, | Brethour John, salesman, Dumfries st
a eT NORTH AMERI-| Colborne st = Brinkmann Conrad, grinder, Dalhousie st
‘fed Robertson manager, Dar- | Bird Adam, laborer Britannia foundry, B. G, Tisdale, pro-
c : a. . fo ‘ Bishop John, of Farr & Bishop, Char- ‘ now eee a
spied sniot + Do . lotte st | Britton William, school teacher
ANK OF MONTREAL, S. Read, mana Bishop Robert, clerk, Nelson st Broadbent Benj., carpenter, Charlotte st
i aig ae pedlar, Colborne st Bishop Thomas, harnessmaker, Well- | Broadbent Nathan, carpenter, Sheridan
nslaugh Thomas, yu .
i ; | st
her Geo., constable G.T.R., Pearl st | ,,2gton st ‘er. Colborne st | Brock} Edmund, hotelkeeper, Dal
ee Joho ber, &c., Palace st | Blabrough Joseph, laborer, Colborne st | Brockington Ndmund, hotelicecper, Dal-
Ye ee pane se Balfour st 3 Black Geo. C., cattle dealer, Market st | housie st
rehe 2 ugus 9 us ’ «
Black James, laborer, Brant st | Brogden James, brewer
7 > ny ic. Pear ° ra
rdon rev. Peter M., R. catholic, Pearl | Blackadder Drummond, clerk, bds| Bromwich John, carpenter G.T.R.,
st
0 | Darling st Waterloo st
rker John, carpenter, r mae at | Blackwell James, shoemaker, Darling st | Bromwich Frederick, fitter, Palace st
rker LT eka weet Epa st | Blackwell Miss Sarah, school teacher, | Brooke Daniel, of Brooke & Wilkes,
es Willlai, fe er, 9) e ‘ at / * ‘<
net John, laborer, Oxford st | Bieeay If Ne t, laborer, Richardson st _| Brooke Jolta wine merchant, Pearl! st
se shana. Cxtord 8 slaney Robert, laborer, Richardson s ‘ooke John, wine m ’ 8
nett Bhan, 16 a ‘ley: King at | Blayeock Joseph, carpenter and inn- | Brooke Thos., storekeeper, Colborne st
Pe etary. ding at keeper, West st | BROOKE & WILKES, barristers, attor-
pofather id Ww t tmer, Dumtries st | Blythe Thomas, cooper, Albion st | neys at law, solicitors in chancery,
enum Davic aie mal lfour st. —| Boglen Joseph, storekeeper, Colborne st! &¢., Colborne st :
Wappen . | Bond Arthur, laborer, Balfour st Brooks Frederick, plasterer, bds Vic-
ace Josoph, laborer, East cove : | eed ¥ Tent Sinus Pear] st B ee ad ravd of Adatnak Brant
well George 8. carpenter, Welling- | ponsee —enry, pumy ’ ; srophey Hdward, of Adams & Brophey,
t ;} Botham Thomas, & Co., groceries,wines | Colborne st
on s cpee and liquors, Colborne st Broughton Edward P., station agent
jl pete ah st Botham Thomas, of T. Botham & Co.,} West st
cheie e > 94+
sa aa ratchmaker, | . Charlotte st ___ | Broughton Thomas, builder, Chatham st
wee ph, grocer and watchmaker, Botham Thomas, of T. Botham & Co., | Brown A. H., tanner, Darling st
Kj Rehard of Hocking & Bates,| ,, Nelson st | Brown Charles, laborer, Grey
es « ’ = be Hs |
| Boughton Levi, bricklayer Brown Cook, dealer in leather, hides
q rland st ) | ee ’ : ’ ’
orthumberland s &c., Colborne st, h Terrace st
1S matantaa: Ones Boughton Levi, mason, bds Dalhousie st |
ome ae Longe tel aaa . Bould Wm. saloonkeeper, Colborne st| Brown Henry, blacksmith, bds Dal-
a qo i Adler Dalhousie st Bourke Dennis, laborer, Mill st | housie st
ane 7 ant oetice sper Dalhousie st | Bowers George, Colborne st_ Brown John, laborer, Canning st
“a wise Iinabeth, school teacher | Bowers rev. Wm., Wesleyan Chatham st | Brown John, laborer, George st
fers William, tinamith Marlborough | Bowes Joseph, printer, Pearl st Brown John, slate roofer, Sheridan st
a ies MS © | Bowlby John W., barrister, &c. Dal-| Brown Michael, clerk, Darling st
‘1’ Battve & Co. North housie st | Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, inn-
tye John, of T. Battye & Co., North- | Bown Edwin T., M.D., George st | keeper Prince of Wales hotel, Queen st
pe eane Ss , ,, | Bown Enoch, engine driver G.T.R.,| Brown Mrs. Jane, wid William, Dal-
Ue ps eae Battye & Co., | Waterloo st . | housie st ; |
adeeb daa _ | Bown John Young, M.D. Brown Mrs. Marian, wid Michael, Dav-
tye Thomas, & Co., dry goods, | Bown Joseph, engine driver G.T.R.,| ling st
Thorne a | ’ . 1
teh ie . > «| ., Hall's av Brown Mrs. Mary, wid Charles, Dum-
Wtinhimer John, farmer, Palace st ’
nu : ; UTR. | Bown R. R., J.P., George st | fries st
me Alfred, engine driver G.T.R., | Boyd John, carpenter, Colborne st Brown Nelson, porter, Colborne st
rowil § ; Den | Boyd Joseph, carpenter, Colborne st Brownsay Herbert, laborer, Sheridan st
* James, of James & William , ’
| Boyle Patrick, teacher, Marlborough s | Bryan Edward, millwright, Dalhousie st
; Bradburn James, carpenter G.T.R.,| Bryce Robert, clerk, bds Dumfries st
Albion st | Buchanan Charles K., clerk, William st
, Queen st
ster James & William, livery stable, |
Dueey st | Br
adley Abraham, livery stable, Mar-| Buchanan Mrs. Mary, wid J. K., private
Kier William, of James & William, | ket st, h West st | school, William st
Baxter, Queen st Bradshaw Seth W., agent, Colborne st | Buchanan Robert, carpenter, Alfred st
rd Adam, laborer, Victoria st | Bragg Walter, laborer, Arthur st | Buchanan Samuel, farmer, Nelson st
ue Mrs, Margaret, wid John, |; BRANT HOTEL, G. Fleming, propri- | Buchanan William, barber, Wellington st
elson st
etor, a first class house and well kept, | Buck Peter, laborer, West st
ch Mrs. Elizabeth A., wid George, | cor King aud Dalhousie sts | BUCK WILLIAM proprietor Victoria
Wellingte 3 | ron »No 45 + 2 f lam, t .
ellington st ; Brant Lodge No 45, A. I ~& ALM, H. foundry, munufacturer of stoves. and
mer Lemon J., agent sewing ma- McK.Wilson, worsbipful master, W. | agricultural implements, West st, h
hines, Market st C, Trimble, secretary, Colborne st Buffalo st : ;
r John, shoemaker, Canning st
ding Win. W., of Welding & Belding,
Sheridan st
] Alexander, boilermaker
1 William, tailor, Colborne st
| BRANTFORD COURIER, weekly, an- | Budd Archibald. laborer
nual subseription $2; captain Henry | Budd Charles, laborer, bds Colborne st
Lemmon, proprietor and printer, | Bulley Robert, tailor, Queen st
Queen st /Bulmer John, timekeeper G.T.R,,
oe r BRANTFORD ENGINE WORKS, C. HL. George st
amy William, saddler, West st | Waterous & Co., proprietors, Dal-| Bunnell Enos, produce dealer, Colborne
house Charles E., grocer, Oxford st | housie st. See Adv st, h Darling st
lhouse James, builder, Oxford st | BRANT EXPOSITOR, weekly, annual | Burse Henry, pedlar
pcliff James M., laborer, Nelson st | subscription $1.50 ;Stewart & Mathi- | Burgess Thomas, laborer
hett John C., hookkeeper,Colborne st | son, editors, proprietors and printers, Burge Mrs. Minnie, wid Adam, Wel-
bness William, carpenter, East Park | Dalhousie. | lington st
bnett Adolphus B., tanner, Charlotte | i ;
| perintendent, Water st | Burnley Thos., carpenter, Marlborough
Beas Mount | Prasier Henry, boilermaker, bds Chat- | st
bates} 7 : | ham st : . ; | Burns Dennis, potter, bds Market st
Kerley John, finisher, Nelson st | Bremner Alex., millwright, Adelaide st | Burns Thoinas, harnessmaker, Welling-
GAR CHARLES R., county and | Brendon Frederick, chemist and drug-|— ton st ‘ :
wnship treasurer, Court house, bds | gist, Colborne st, h Charlotte st Burrell William, laborer, Wellington st
ommercial | Bresnahan Mrs. Ann, wid B,, Sheridan st! Burteh Newton, salesman, Colborne st
ett Alexander, moulder, Dumfries st | BRETHOUR IL W., & CO., dry goods, | Burwell Miss Lucy, school teacher
ett Theodore, moulder, Dumfries st | millinery and clothing, Dumfries st | Butler Augustus, laborer, Pear] st
igham hotel, Job Binghain, proprietor, | BRETHOUR HENRY W,, of H, W.} Butler Risson, laborer, Nelson st
olborne st | Brethour & Co., Dumfries st Butterworth James, machinist, Brant st
_ Brantford Gas works, John Mann, su- | Burnley Samuel, finisher, Marlborough st
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BRANTFORD.
Caffrey O., laborer, Alfred st
Cahill James, teamster, Balfour st
Cain John, laborer, Colborne st
Cain Mrs. Eliza, wid William, Col-|
borne st, h William st |
Cain Thomas, carpenter, Wellington st |
Calbeck James, carpenter, Brant st |
Calder William, grain merchant, Col- |
borne st
Caldwell John, tailor, King st
Call Michael, brakeman G.T.R., Albion st |
Call Patrick, laborer, Albion st |
Callaghan Daniel, Adelaide st
Callahan Daniel, shoemaker, Darling st |
Callis Edward, tinsmith, Albion st
Callis John, carpenter, Albion st
Callis Thomas, carpenter, Albion st
Callis Thomas, jun., clerk, Albion st
CAMERON EWE" ‘cat Montreal }
Telegraph Co., alec. st
Cameron James, mason, Walnut st
CAMERON JOLIN, of Cameron & Wil-
son, clerk of peace, master in chancery,
&c., office Court house, h George st
CAMERON & WILSON, barristers and
solicitors to the county of Brant,
Court house, Wellington st
Campbell Edward, }..nkeener
Campbell James, teiegrayl operator, |
Marlborough st \
Campbell Mrs. Mary
Campbell Patrick, labore:, High <t
Campbell William, teamster, Balfour st
Campbell WiVam J., potter, Darling s
Cantillon William D., erocer and
wholesale liquor merchuut, Mr .cet«*, |
h Pearl st |
Carey Louis B., shoemaker, Sheridan st
Carey Mrs. Eliza, George st
Casey Peter, laborer, Mill st
Carnegie John, accountant, William st |
Carter Charles, laborer
Cattell Henry C., confectioner, Col-
borne st
Catton Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, West st
Cawley Henry E., watch repairer, Dal-
housie st
Chalcraft Edwin, clerk, Albion st
Chamberlain William, machinist, bds |
Colborne st
Champion Charles, bookkeeper, Wel-|
ington st |
Champion Mrs. Charlotte, Wellington st
Chandler John, butcher, Alfred st
Chant Noah, tanner, Spring st
Chant Walter A. L., tanner, Mill st
Chapin Miss Sarah, matron Widows’ |
home, William st |
Chapman John, carpenter G.T.R., |
Pearl st
Charles Rewell, salesman, Murray st
Chase Ira, hostler, bds King st |
Chase Ira, laborer, West st
Chase W. B., laborer, West st
Chisnell Charles, laborer, Walnut st
Christie James, carpenter, bds Oxford st
Christie John Boyd, M.D.
Clark Charles, blacksmith, Dalhousie st |
Clark George, shoemaker, Nelson st
Clark Thomas, machinist, High st
Clary James, laborer, Alfred st
Clary Thomas, laborer, Nelson st
CLEGHORN A. & J., & CO., general
hardware, Colborne st
Cleghorn Allan, of A, & J. Cleghorn &
Co., Wiiliam st
Cleghorn James, of A. & J. Cleghorn & |
Co., William st
Cleland William, dry goods, Colborne |
st, h Darling st |
Clement Alexander D., postmaster, |
Market st
Clement Charles H., deputy postmas- |
ter, Market st |
; COCKSHUTT
Corson William C.
DOMINION 224 DIRECTORY.
$$$
Clement Joseph D., farmer, Market st
Clench Ralph, innkeeper and lime-
burner, Oxford st
Cleugh George, carriage trimmer, Dar-
ling st
Clifford Daniel Col-
borne st
Clifford Gowan, wood inspector G.T.R.,
Hall st
Clifford James P., bricklayer
Cloghessy John, laborer, Mill st
Cloghessy Martin, painter, Mill st
Coady Miss Harriet, school teacher,
Market st
Cochrane rev. William, Presbyterian,
Albion st
Cochrane William,
borough st
Cocker Jonathan, tailor, Mount Plea-
sant
Cocker Joseph, tailor, Oxford st
Cocker Joseph H., carpenter
IGNATIUS,
merchant, Colborne st
Colclough Malcolm, train despatcher,
_ Chatham st, h Palace st
Cole Southworth, fanning mills
Cole William, laborer, Canning st
Coles Isaac, laborer, Nelson st
Collins James, brakeman G.T.R,,
George st
Collius John, laborer, Alfred st
Collins John, laborer, Grey st
‘Ning Thomas, laborer, Albion st
, cabinetmaker,
carpenter,
general
’ >.‘ 4» William, laborer, Dumfries st
( ‘ John, pedlar, West st
Colie. \frs. Eliza, wid Courtney, store-
kee; . (borne st
Comerford John, J.P., grocer, Colborne
st, h Palace st
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J. C. Palmer
proprietor, Stage house, A good
house and well kept, Dalhousie st
Connell Thomas, laborer, Dumfries st
Connors James, laborer, Wellington st
Convery Daniel, laborer, Dalhousie st
Cook Arthur P., blacksmith, Grey st
Cook Daniel, carpenter, bds Albion st
Cook Thomas, grain buyer, Dumfries st
Cook William, clerk, King st
Jook William, laborer, Ann st
Cook William B., bar tender Commer-
cial hotel, Dalhousie st
Coonan John, mason, Town line
Cooper Henry, laborer, Sheridan st
Cooper Samuel, blacksmith, Marl-
borough st
Copeland Robert, grocer, Colborne st
| Corigan Francis, saloonkeeper, Col-
borne st
| Cornish John, bricklayer, Victoria st
Cornish Wm. R., bricklayer, Victoria st
Corrigan Johnston, laborer, Dalhousie
st .
, M.D., of S. Tapscot
& Co., Market st
| Costello Daniel, Charlotte st
Cottle Charles, tanner, bds Oxford st
Coutts Peter, hostler, Alfred st
Cowan John, commercial traveller,
Halls av
| Cowherd Christopher, of T. Cowherd
& Sons, Colborne st
Cowherd James, of T. Cowherd & Sons,
Colborne st
Cowherd T., & Sons, tinsmiths, Col-
borne st
Cowherd Thomas, jun., tinsmith, Col-
borne st
Cowherd Thomas, sen., of T. Cowherd
& Sons, Colborne st
Cowherd William, machinist, Oneida st
Cowthard Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John
Cox Alfred, watchmaker, Colborne st
Mar)- |
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[PRovinor op flimonranto,]
Cox Francis T., grocer, West s
Cox Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Willian)
| Dalhousie st .
| Cox Wm. H., druggist, Mariberg
| Coy Thomas, laborer, Durham s
Coyle William, laborer, West at
| Craig James, Marlborough st
Craig Mrs. Fanny, wid Jos., Willian »
Craig Samuel, Marlborough st a
Craig William, laborer, Wellingtons &
Cran Robert, conductor G.T.R, Chap
lotte st :
| Crandell Stephen P., harnessmaky
| Canning st 7
; Crandon Charles H., carpenter, (4.
borne st ;
Crandon Consider H., carpenter, (i
borne st 7
Cranom Henry, laborer,
Creighton John, machinist, Richmonjg
Crew Isaac, laborer, George st
Creyk James, watchmaker, Colbormg
h Dumfries st ° ;
Cron Archibald, machinist
Cronk John, laborer, Pearl st
Crooks Adam A., baker, Victoria st
Crooks Henry P. 8., shoemaker, (i
borne st
Culbert William, laborer
Culkin Patrick, laborer, Darling st
Cummings Edward, laborer, Win
Cummings James, cabinetmaker,
niett st
|Cunningham = John,
borough st
Currie Alexander, laborer, Georges
Curry Mrs. Margaret, wid Robet
George st
CURTIS DAVID, collector of custo,
Market st, h Charlotte st
} Cutcliffe John C., Dalhousie st
Dewhurst Jas.,
igby James W
ton st
Dimmock Charle
ton st
Dodd James,
Doeringer UC
loon, Market s
Dolan James, we
Monaldson Allan
Yonohue Daniel,
jonovan John, |:
onovan Michael
onovan Michael
joonan Francis,
onan Francis,
oric lodge No
John Spencer, 4
cell, secre
y John,
jougherty Michae
pugherty Patric}
ougherty Patri
Spring st
glas Alexande
idward, pi
wns John Whit
rake Daniel, labc
raper Charles, 1:
rumbo flour mi
prietor
rummond Williay
rysdale John, fin
st
uffin Samuel, coal
Oxford st
ffy John, labore
ke Charles W
laborer, Mik
Cuthbertson Thomas, carpenter, bi mond st
Queen st unbar Robert, ma
Daglish Joseph, machinist 6.12, luncan Charles, d
borne st, h West
luncan Cornelius,
nean John, masc
nean Miss Hen
Colborne st
muncan Robert, cle
tinham George,
borough st ~
nham Joseph, ha
gunn Bryan, labore
nn Patrick, wags
nne John, consta
iplante Allan, mc
brken Michael, tu
brkin Mrs, Mary
borne st ~
may mond Nicholas, }
st ;
ynes John, clerk, ¢
fues Valentine, pe
ly Mrs, Catherine
Palace st
Dalgleish Robt., carpenter, t
| Daley John, laborer, Dumfries s
Daley Mrs. Mary, wid James, Mat-
borough st
Dalrymple J. C., attorney, Colbomes,
h Charlotte st
Dalrymple John, cabinetmaker, (i
borne st
Dalrymple William,
Colborne st
| Dalton John, laborer, Pearl st
Dalton William, constable, Pearl st
Daniels Jacob, harnessmaker, lt
borough st 4
Davidson David, tinsmith, bds
borne st
Davies Henderson A.,, clerk, Simet#
| Davis David, plough finisher, Quetts
| Davis Edwin, laborer, Durham st
Davis Ewen, tailor, Queen st
} Davis Humphrey, farmer, bds (i
| mercial st
Davis John C., customs officer, (i
| lotte st
| Davis Thomas, cigar maker, Darlitgs
| Davis William, cigar maker, Ques
| Dawes John W., turner G.T.R, 1 Dil
st
| Dawson William, tailor, Chatham’
| Day Mrs. Harriet, wid Benjamia,
ning st
| Dealtry Frederick, butcher, Colbores
| Dealtry William, innkeeper and butt
| Colborne st
| Dean William, lamp lighter,
Delantey Timothy, laborer, Dumint
Dell William, proprietor Grand
hotel, West st ,
Dennis Irvine, laborer, Spring st
3 ()uieenst
3 St
cabinetmats,
ton Thomas, bute
Klin Walter, sadd
gar John, erocke
unfries gt
mondson Thomas
Wards John, labo
Wards Thomas, fit
DY JAMES N.. pl
Jolborne st ;
y Mrs. Mary Ann
borne st
eby John, laborer
lott Andrew, mas
lott Frederick R.,
lott George, tinsm
lott James, cabin
Orne st
ROVINGE op!
—
West st
vid Willian.
Mariberough g
urham st
West at
igh st
Jos., William y
ugh st
Wellingtons
r G.T.R, Chae
harnessmale,
carpenter, (ie
carpenter, (i
r,
list, Richmoniy
sorge st
iker, Colbornest,
’
inist
earl st
ar, Victoria st
shoemaker, (ik
rer
ar, Darling st
borer, Winniett#
yinetmaker, Wir
laborer, Mik
orer, (reorge st
ot, wid Robe
lector of custom,
tte st
housie st
s, carpenter, bi
nchinist G.1R,
nter, bds Queets
yumfries st
id James, Na
mney, Colborues,
yinetmaker, (i
cabinetmats,
Pearl st
ible, Pearl st
essmaker, ith
mith, bds Ct
Durham st
wen st
18 officer, (is
aker, Dé
raker, Queens
r GTR, 1D
r, Chatham
ehter
yrer, Dumineé
or Grand
Spring s
Donal
clerk, Since ii St
inisher, Queet#
rmer, bds Cot
Benjamil, (ie
her, Colboms
sper and bute
NTARIO. |
igby James W., M.D., O.M., Welling- |
Kaha Charles, shoemaker, Welling- |
Ta 2g, tanner, bds Colborne st
Doeringer Christian, butcher and sa-
mn, Market st
Tg hear well digger, Nelson st |
Ison Allan, carpenter, Darling st
Donohue Daniel, blacksmith, Pearl st |
onovan John, laborer, Winniett st
enovan Michael, laborer, Pearl st
onovan Michael, laborer, W inniett st
onan Francis, hostler, Dalhousie st
onan Francis, pensioner
Fa lodge Nol 121, A . F. & A.M.,|
John Spencer, worshipful master; J. |
P, Excell, secretary, Colborne st |
orsey Benjamin F., painter, Nelsou st |
jougherty John, laborer, Spring st |
ougherty Michael, laborer, Spring st |
yugherty Patrick, laborer, Spring st
mgherty Patrick, jun., moulder, |
Spring st
uglas Alexander, tanner, Queen st
wling David, laborer, Colborne st |
ywling Thomas, carpenter, r Duke st |
owns Edward, painter, Sheridan st
wns John Whitney, J.P.
ake Daniel, laborer, Dalhousie st
raper Charles, laborer, Waterloo st
rumbo flour mill, G. Wallace, pro- |
prietor
rummond William, baker, Colborne st |
vysdale John, fiuisher G.T.R., George |
st |
er eeeeeeee ee eT St aa!
uffin Samuel, coal and plaster dealer, Farr Joseph, of Farr & Bishop, Darling |
Oxford st
ffy John, laborer, Nelson st
ke Charles W., shoemaker, Rich-
| Fair Robert, limeburner, Colborne st
| Falles John, limeburner, Mount Plea-
DOMINION 225 DIRECTORY.
liam st
Elliott John, blacksmith, Walnut st — |
Elliott John, cabinetmaker, bds Col-
BRANTFORD,
Newhurst Jas., engine driver, Spring st | Elliott James W., cabinetmaker, Wil- | FLEMING GEORGE, proprietor Brant
hotel and livery stable attached ;
stages daily to places as above, King
st ,
borne st | Fletcher George, painter, Oxford st
Elliott John, J.P., contractor, Wilson st
Elliott Joseph, cooper, Walnut st
Klis Francis, druggist, Colborne st, h
Dumfries st |
Ellis Mrs, Catherine, wid Alexander, |
Darling st |
| Ely John, engineer G.T.R., Sheridan st |
Evans Frederick W., luborer, Charlotte |
st |
Evans John E., laborer, bds Colborne st |
Evans John K., patent medicines
Evans Richard, saddler, bds Market st
Evans Thomas, laborer, bds Oxford st
Ewing James, messenger
Excell James P., umbrella maker,saloon |
proprietor, Colborne st
Fair Alexander, grocer, Colborne st |
Fair James, laborer, East Park
Fair John, laborer, Colborne st
Fair Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, Brock st
Fair Thomas, clerk, Colborne st |
Fair Thomas, teamster, East cove
sant |
Farley Mrs. Mary, wid Bernard,Chatham |
st
5
Farmers hotel, W. Plummer, proprietor, |
Dalhousie st
FARR & BISHOP, hardware, Col-|
borne st
st
Farrell Charles, innkeeper, Oxford st
Fawkes George H., watchmaker, Col- |
mond st
wnbar Robert, mason, bds Colborne st
uncan Charles, dry goods, &c., Col-
borne st, h West st
can Cornelius, tailor, Murray st
nean John, mason, Victoria st
nean Miss Henrietta, dressmaker, |
Colborne st
Mmuncan Robert, cle k, Chatham st
nham George, carpenter, Marl-
borne st
Fax George, tailor, High st
| Fax George E., tailor, High st |
| Feely John C., cabinetmaker, Dalhousie
st
Feeney James, clerk, Palace st
Fennessy Michael, storekeeper
Fenton James, train despatcher, Syden- |
ham st
| Ferguson James, baker, Market st
borough st
nham Joseph, hairdresser, Market st
nn Bryan, laborer, Palmerston av
nnn Patrick, waggonmaker, Oxford st
one John, constable, Wellington st
Ferguson Mrs. Mary, wid Alexander, |
} _ Queen st .
| Ferguson Thomas, laborer, Walnut st
| Festner John, hatter and furrier
| Festner John, saloonkeeper
plante Allan, moulder, bds Queen st
brken Michael, turner, William st
nrkin Mrs. Mary, wid Dormick, Col-
borne st
mond Nicholas, bricklayer, William
yes John, clerk, Queen st
ynes Valentine, pedlar, Grey st
dy Mrs, Catherine, wid Caleb, Balfour |
t
gar Johu, crockery, Colborne st, h
umfr
mondson Thomas, Marlborongh st
ds John, laborer, Broek st
ards Thomas, fitter, Wellington st
DY JAMES N., photographic rooms,
olborne st
y Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Daniel, Col-
borne st
eby John, laborer, Palmerston av
lott Andrew, mason, Walnut st
lott Frederick R., carpenter, William
Sst
-
lott George, tinsmith, Walnut st
jot James, cabinetmaker, bds Col-
Orne st
Fewer Richard, blacksmith, Wentworth |
}__ st
| Fiddler James, fireman G.T.R., Grey st
| Filkins Edmund, wood worker,Sheridan
Elliott John, cabinetmaker, William st) Fletcher Mrs. Harriet, wid William,
Oxford st
Fletcher William, painter, Oxford st
Fletcher William H., tinsmith, Oxford st
Florance William, fruit store, Market st
Florence William, painter G.T.R.,,
Waterloo st
Foley Daniel, laborer, Murray st
Foley James, laborer, Brock st
Foley Mrs. Bridget
Forbes George 8 , cooper, Walnut st
FORDE JACKSON, dealer in groceries,
liquors and provisions, Market st, bh
Queen st
Forde Mrs, Eliza, wid Richard, Char-
lotte st
| Forde Robert J., grocer, Market st, bh
Charlotte st
Forde William H., clerk, Charlotte st
Foreman Isaac, dairyman, Northumber-
land st
| Forsyth John B., machinist, Wellington
st
Forsyth William, Pearl st
Fossett John, carpenter, Chatham st
Foster Francis, Albion st
FOSTER GEORGE, grocer and pro-
vision merchant, Colborne st, h Pearl
st
Foster Miss Mary, school teacher,Prince
st
Foster Mrs. Jane, wid Charles, Prince st
Foster William, clerk, East cove
Foulds William, car inspector G.T.R.,
Oneida st
Fountain saloon, F. Walsh, proprietor,
Market st
Fowler Walter, planing mill, Dalhousie
st, h Colborne st
Frank Michael, tailor, Balfour st
Fraser John, laborer
Fraser William, laborer, Balfour st
Fray James W., clerk, Balfour st
Freeman Elijah, insurance agent, Col-
borne st, h Darling st
| Fullarton James, engineer, Albion st
Fuller John, moulder, Queen st
| Furniss David, laborer, Simcoe st
Furniss John, laborer, Balfour st
Fyfe William B., clerk, Northumberland
st
Gaghan James, laborer, Albion st
Galbraith John, Colborne st
Galbraith Roderick, laborer, Sheridan st
st
Fingiano Miss Elswina, music teacher, |
George st |
Finleyson William, shoemaker, Marl-
borough st
Finnigan Peter, laborer, Marlborough st |
ton Thomas, butcher, Market st | Fisher Charles, bricklayer, Peel st
Klin Walter, saddler, Dalhousie st | Fisher Edward, bricklayer, Canning st
Fisher John, mason
| Fisher Thomas, baker, bds Queen st
| FITCH BENJAMIN F., M.A., barrister, |
attorney at law, conveyancer, sol-
| icitorin chancery, &c.,oflice Colborne
st, h William st
| Fitzgerald George, laborer, Pearl st
| Fitzmorris M., potter, Wellington st
| Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer G.T.R.,
| Pearl st
Fitzsimmons John, carpenter, Pearl st
Flatt John, carpenter, Duke st
Flatt Mrs. Helen, wid William, Duke st
| Flatt Peter, clerk, William st
Fleming Thomas, laborer, William st
Fleming William, blacksmith, King st
18
Gale Mrs, Maria, wid William, Darling
st
| Gardham John, G.T.R., Queen st
Gardham Joseph, machinist, Nelson st
Gardner Alexander, shoemaker, Hill st
| Gardner Henry, cigar maker, Hill st
Gardner Henry, saddler, bds Market st
GARDNER JAMES, of Gardner &
McKay, Darling st
Gardner James, shoemaker, Sheridan st
| Gardner Marshall, Sheridan st
GARDNER & McKAY, saddlers and
harnessmakers, Colborne st
| Gardner William, dentist, Hill st
| Garland Nicholas, of Ball & Garland
| Gauld Mrs. Jane, Murray st
Gavin John, shoemaker, Dalhousie st
| George Edward, fireman G,T.R., Market
st
George Mrs. Mary, wid William, Sheri-
dan st
Gerald William, clerk, Marlborough st
Gibson James, clerk, Dalhousie st
Gibson Mrs. Ann, wid Samuel, Waterloe
st
BRANTFORD.
Gibson Mrs, Janet, wid Alexander, Green William, machinist, Canning st |
weaver, Hast cove Greenlow Robert, carpenter G,T.R., |
Gibson William, machinist, Dalhousie st Waterloo st |
Gibson Wm., shoemaker, Dalhousie st | Greenyer Stephen, hostler, Dalhousie st |
Gilbert Benjamin, fancy store and hair- Greer Mrs. Sarah, wid Archibald, Dum-
dresser, Colborne st | fries st
Giddons Samuel, miller, Arthur st | Gregor Robert,
Giles Mrs, Jennet, storekeeper, West st} — borne st
Giles William, carpenter, Sydenham st | Grenney Francis, clerk, Duke st
Gilkison Archibald, barrister Grierson George, baker, Market st
GILKISON JASPER '., superinten- Grierson James, baker, Nelson st
dent of Indian affairs, Darling st Griffin Egerton, M.D., Chureh st |
Gillespie Robert, brickmaker, bds Col- anys I aig ee of McKenzie &
borne st driffin, bds Darling st
Gillespie Thomas, clerk, Wellington st Griffin John, carpenter, Chatham st
Gillespie William, ginger beer maker, aa eeladt a Feel st :
bds West st niffith rev, Thomas, Primitive metho- |
Gillin Miss Catherine, school teacher, | Pcl ee st ; ker. Ki ‘
Wellington st rriffiths Henry, shoemaker, King s
Gillin Mrs. Mary,wid Robert, Wellington Griffiths John, bricklayer, bds Queen st |
st . Griffiths Jas., watchmaker, Colborne st |
Gillingham G.T.R., Griffiths Richard, blacksmith, Colborne
Palace st | st ; 2 :
Gilmartin James, carpenter, William st Grimstead John, painter, Albion st
Gilmartin John, laborer, Kerby st | Gunner rev, Frederick, Evangelical, r
Girls Orphan home, Miss Shenston, ma- Duke se hn E ker. U
tron, Sheridan st iunston John E., waggonmaker, Can-
Givvins Peter, laborer G.T.R., Albion st | ning st ; :
Glass Joseph, moulder, George st | Gurton Jose oh, laborer, Town line
Glassco George, of Glassco & Son, | Steere rents "a al a i
Queen st aggarty Mrs. George, Wellington s
Glassco Ezra, clerk, Queen st | Hague ie builder, William st
Glassco John, clerk, Queen st | Haight Elijah, carder and cloth dresser,
Glassco Joseph, of heed & Glassco, | H red 9 jer, Pri :
Queen st aight Silas S., carder, Prince st
Glassco & Son, hatters, furriers, &c., pls rll clerk, Darling a: sincvee
Colborne st ale Jonathan, express agent, Market |
Glassco Thomas, J.P., of Glassco & Son, st, h Darling st
tax collector, Queen st Halen John, constable, Winniett st
Gleadow Charles, teamster, Clarence st | Hall George, bricklayer, Colborne st
Gleeson James, laborer, Albion st Hall George, mason, Sheridan st
Glover Mrs. Sarah, wid Samuel, Well- | Hall John, G.T.R., Colborne st |
ington st | Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, wid, Cedar st
Glover Thomas, laborer, Wellington st Hall Mrs. Ann, wid Jonathan, Colborne |
Golden John, laborer, Alfred st | st
Goldsmith William, boilermaker, Chat- Hall Samuel, moulder, Chatham st |
ham st Hall Thomas W., foreman, Richmond st
Goodson Mrs. John H., William st | Hall Walter, bricklayer, Colborne st |
Goold E. L., clerk, Wellington st Hall William N., laborer, Sheridan st
Goold Franklin P., insurance agent,! Ham William, tailor, Chatham st |
Market st, h Wellington st Hamilton Joshua, clerk, Colborne st — |
Gordon Mrs. Jessie, wid Alex., Peel st Hamlyn John, carpenter, Nelson st |
Gorman James, shoemaker, Wellington Hamlyn Joseph, carpenter, William st |
oe | Haminer James O., hitter ‘G.0.R
st ammer James C.,, fitter G.T.R,
Gorman Robert, shoemaker, Colborne | Hammill Samuel S.,engine driver G.T.R.,
st | Wadsworth st
Gorman Thos., shoemaker, Colborne st | Hamilton David, grocer, Colborne st |
Gould Charles, porter, Colborne st Hamilton Wm., carpenter, Wellington st |
Gould Edward 8., innkeeper, Oxford st | Hamilton William, laborer, Colborne st |
Goulding Thos. A., carpenter, Alfred st Hanford John, carpenter G.T.R., Water-
Goury Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,| loo st
Chatham st Harding Mrs. Sarah
Gowland Jolin, laborer, Oxford st Hardman Edward, assistant
Grady John, laborer, Wellington st | G.T.R., Chatham st
Grady Patrick, laborer, Town line “HARDY ARTHUR &., barrister, solici- |
Graham James, plasterer : tor, &c., Market st, h Wellington st |
Graham John, carpenter, Dalhousie st | Hardy George, frut store, Market st, h |
Graham Joseph, carpenter, Dalhousie st! Ghatham st
Graham Mrs. Ann, wid James, Marl- | fardy Russell, insurance agent, Market |
borough st z . | st, h Dalhousie st :
Grand Trunk hotel, W. Dell, proprietor, Harman Hiram, saddler, bds Darling st |
West st | Harner Henry, carpenter
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STA- | Harold Samuel, grain merchant, Col-
TION, West Cedar, top of Market st | borne st ; }
Grant Mrs, Mary, wid Michael, Town | Harper John, blacksmith, Dalhousie st |
line re Bedieel Fete ae ger ac sey st
Grant Patrick, laborer, Bedford st arrington Jas., finisher, Palmerston av
Grant William, dealer in dry goods, Col- | Harrington John, engine driver, Dumfries
borne st |__ st
Gray George, laborer, Oxford st | Harrington John, machinist, Kerby st
Gray Joseph, laborer, Dalhousie st | Harrington Mrs. Mary, wid John, Kerby
Gray Robert, grocer, Oxford st | st
Gray William, teamster, Oxford st | Harrington Patrick F., laborer, Palmer-
carriagemaker, Col-
Samuel, _ fitter
foreman |
DOMINION 226 DIRECTORY.
| Henwood Reginald, M.D., Wellin
[ PRovinog op
te
Harris Andrew, painter, Waterloo at
Harris Mark, teamster, Murray g{
Harrison Peter, engine driver G.pp
Palace st a,
Harrison Thomas, machinist, W
Hart Dacres W., collector
revenue, West st
Hart Emerson G., job printer, Marke
st, h Dalhousie st
Hart John, carpenter, bds Market st
Hart Philip, Cedar st
iliam s
Inland
| Hartley Thomas, cigar maker, Balfoyr «
Hartman Mrs. Charlotte
Market st
Harvey James, fireman G.T.R,
Harvey William, bookkeeper, Nelson
Haskett William,shoemaker, Colhoryes
Haslam George, engine driver GTR
William st :
Hatch Albert G., bds at American how
HATCH PHYLANDER B., proprietor
American hotel, Dalhousie st
fruit stop
| Hatcher Thomas, waggonmaker, bi
Market st
Hatfield John, laborer, Pear! st
Havill Alfred, carpenter, Darling st
Havill Alfred, jun., carpenter, Darling «
Hawke Thomas, clerk, Albion st
Hawkins Arthur, moulder, Richmonts
Hawkins Edward, brakeman, Adelaides
Hawkins Henry, laborer, Adelaide st
Hawkins James, moulder, Pearl st
Hawkins John J., grocer, Colborne st
| Hawkins Mrs. Mary, wid John, Pearls
Haworth Henry, moulder
Haworth Richard, farmer, Balfour st
Hayden John G., spice manufacturer
Market st
Hazel Isaac, Colborne st
Hazel James, pedlar, Balfour st
Hazel John, pensioner, Northumberiaad
st
Hazelton Alonzo W., soap factory ani
ashery, Dalhousie st
Heagerty George, sailor
Healey John, laborer, Winniett st
Heasley John, carpenter, Winnieits
Heathfield Alfred T., organist, Geo
st
Heatley Isaae W., laborer, Richards
st
| Heatley Robert, pedlar, Balfour st
Henderson John, clerk, Charlotte st
Henderson Mrs. Elsie, wid Rober
Charlotte st
| Henderson Robert, carpenter
Hendry Miss Annie, dressmaker, Nels
st
Hendry Miss Kezia, dressmaker
Hendry Miss Margaret, dressmai
Nelson st
Henry David, clerk, Water st
Henry John, carpenter, Water st
| Henry Mrs. Eleanor, Weilingtou st
Henry Robert, clerk, Water st
nit
Herbert John, blacksmith G.T.R, Di
housie st
Herman Ferdinand, sawfiler,
Herron James, teamster, Mill st
Heskett William, grocer
Hetherington William, weaver, {ow
Pleasant
Heyd Henry, machinist, Markets
Hewitt Simeon, agent for lightning
rods, Nelson st q
Hext George, wood worker, Dalhowse
Hext John, of T, & J. Hext, Dalhi
st
Hext T. & J., carriage builders,
All
(
Dalb
st the
Hext Thomas, of T. & J. Hext, Dall
Green Charles, clerk, Canning st | ston av
/
st
Heyd Bernard, grocer, Market s!
ONTARIO. |
Heyd Charles,
Hibbert Thoma
Hickey James,
Higgins Michae
Hill Moore, mil
Hinchey Rober
st
B Hixon Miss Mary
Hobberlins Johy
Hobberlins Wi
Fleet st
Hobson Perey, ¢
Hocking & Bate
borne st
Hocking Williar
Dalhousie st
Hodgins Isaac, ¢
Halls av
Hodgins & Wi
George st
Holding Lyman,
t
ding Mrs, Juli
t
linrake Thos.
lister John, lal
Ime John G., 3
Holme Mrs, Amy,
Holme Thomas W
sHolmes Edward, q
Bliulmes Robert, p
Holt John S., mon
Holt Wm. C., gro
High st
H wligan Thomas,
B Ho
Ho
Ho
Ho
Horn Mrs. Margare
Horsnell Joseph, li
Horton Charles, e¢
Horton Henry, lab
Howe Frederick, ¢
Howell Corwin, ele
Howell Wesley, in
borne st, bh Sheriv
Howie Hugh, carpe
Hovt Munson W., 0
Clarence st
Hoyt Samuel R., car
1 Clarenee st
Hoyt & Strickland,
aiibert Charles, coc
Hubert Peter, COOpE
HUDSON ANDRE!
store, Market st, h
Hutf Lodowiek D., ¢
Hughes Walter, sale
Havhgon Caleb D., p
Tull Thomas, carper
Hull William, carpe:
lumbureh Henry, ch
dumburch John, boo
fumburch John, gro
1 } RA re 7/5
tnbureh William, |
ime Andrew, carpe
Hund Benjamin, pr
louse, auctioneer,
ANN Sammel Ay]
Sheridan st
James, saddler,
Johr laborer, (
yunt Robe as brickla
punt Wellington, We
Hunter Henry, clerk, (
Blnter Mrs, Ellen
borne gt -
Punter Mrs, Hannah,
keeper, Colborne st
ti William, carp
Unter William, Labor
Unting Daniel, carpe
Unting Miles, carpen
QNTARIO. }
UC
VINCE Op
——$—...,
royd Charles, clerk, Market st
Ebert Thomas, hostler, bds King st,
Hickey James, teamster, Wellington st
Higgins Michael, laborer, Waterloo st
uterloo st
ay st
iver GTR.
t, William Hill Moore, miller, bds Victoria st
‘tor Tolan Hinchey Robert, engineer G.T.R., High
| Hixon Miss Mary, dressmaker, Darling st
Hobberlins John, carpenter, Fleet st
Hobberlins William W., bookkeeper,
Fleet st
Hobson Perey, clerk, Colborne st
nter, Market
farket st
er, Balfour «
fruit store Hocking & Bates, marble works, Col-
borne st . ;
DR. Hocking William, of Hocking & Bates,
Dalhousie st ae fe
Hodgins Isaac, of Hodgins & Whiting,
Halls av ta
Hodgins & Whiting, livery stables,
(reorge St
per, Nelson
1, Colborne st
river GTR
merican hote!
B., propriete Holding Lyman, boilermaker, Sheridan
y 1e\or ¢
nae hi Me Holding Mrs, Julia, wid Josiah, Sheridan
st
Hollinrake Thos., engine driver G.T.R.
Oat st p Hollister John, laborer, Pearl st
ater, Daclised Holme Jobn G., M.D., Alb‘on st
Holme Mra, Amy, wid Wim., Albion st
Holme Thomas W., clerk, Albion st
‘Holmes Edward, tailor, Marlborough st
Biivimes Robert, painter G.T.R., Market
bion st
r, Richmonfs
an, Adelaides
Adelaide st
', Pearl st Pn : :
~ Colborne st Holt John S8., moulder, High st
’ John, Pearlst Holt Vm. C., groceries and glassware,
r : High st
r, Balfour st Hooligan Thomas, laborer, Pearl st
manufacturer Horn Mrs. Margaret, wid Adam
Horsnell Joseph, laborer, Pearl st
Horton Charles, carpenter, r Ann st
four st Horton Henry, laborer, Nelson st
Jorthumberland Howe Frederick, cooper
Howell Corwin, clerk, Sheridan st
Howell Wesley, insurance agent, Col- |
borne st, h Sheridan st |
Howie Hugh, carpenter, Sheridan st
Hoyt Munson W., of Hoyt & Strickland, |
Clarence st
loap factory ant
rinniett st
r, Winniett
rganist, (eon Hoyt Samuel R., carpenter, Colborne st, |
= h Clarence st
rer, Richardt Hoyt & Strickland, builders, Colborne |
ihert Charles, cooper, Richardson st
ibert Peter, cooper, Balfour st |
IUDSON ANDREW, news and book |
store, Market st, h Darling st |
penter Hutt Lodowick D., carpenter
smaker, Nels Hughes Walter, salesman, Colborne st |
lughgon Caleb D., painter, Darling st — |
ll Thomas, carpenter, Market st
Hull William, carpenter
mburch Henry, clerk, Colborne st
tumburch John, bookkeeper, Colborne |
Balfour st ‘|
Charlotte st
wid Robert
ssmaker
t, dressmaxet
ter st
Water st
jlington st
iter st
b., Wellingtons
th GTR, De
tumburch John, grocer, Colborne st.
Tumburch William, clerk, Colborne st |
ume Andrew, carpenter, George st
Hint Benjamin, proprietor Montreal
louse, auctioneer, Marlborough st
Bunn Samuel A., brakeman G.T.R.,
Sheridan st
Hunt James, saddler, bds Market st
Hunt John laborer, Grey st
Hint Robe.., bricklayer, Peel st
Hint Wellington, West st
inter Henry, clerk, Colborne st
Hunter Mrs, Ellen, storekeeper, Col-
borne st :
Hunter Mrs, Hannah, wid Tohn, store-
€:
filer, Albiua
M ill st
.
weaver, Mow
Market
for igh
cer, Dalhowst
roxt, Dalbo
Text, xceper, Colborne st
sg William, carpenter, Wellington
unter William, laborer, Oxford st
Uating Daniel, carpenter, Darling st
ilders,Ds thee
Text, Dalhiss
DOMINION
227
Huntingdon Gideon, patent right agent,
Market st
Huntington Araunah, Darling st
Hunton J. L., barman Brant hotel, King
st
Hurd rey, James C., M.D., Baptist, Duke
st
Hurst William B., grocer, Colborne st
Hyete John, cooper
Iden Ezekiah, laborer, West st
les Edward, fitter, Palace st
Imlach & Morton, starch works, Spring
st
IMLACH & SON, grain merchants, real
A bt =) ’
estate and insurance agents, Market
8q
Imlach William D., of Imlach & Son,
William st
IMLACH WILLIAM J., of Imlach &
Son, also of Imlach & Morton, William
st
Ingleby George, laborer, Brant st
Ingleby William, carpenter, Grey st
Inglis John, jeweller, Chatham st
Inglis Joseph J., tailor, Chatham st
Ireland Nicholas, potter, bds Commer-
cial hotel, Dalhousie st
Irwin James, blacksmith, Nelson st
Irwin William, plasterer, Nelson st
Jackson John, carpenter, Marlborough
st
Jackson Joseph H., deputy sheriff, Wil-
liam st
Jackson Orlando, clerk, Dumfries st
Jackson Robert G., waggonmaker,
Chatham st
Jackson Samuel, dry goods, Colborne
st, h Dumfries st
Jackson Samuel, jun., elerk, Dumfteies st
Jackson William, carpenter, Albion st
Jackson William, grain dealer, High st
| Jumnes Edwin, fireman G.T.R., Nelson st |
James Edward, laborer, Nelson st
James George, laborer, Nelson st
James George A., finisher, Brock st
Janes Joseph, saloonkeeper, Colborne
st, h Wellington st
James Thomas, painter, Palace st
James Thomas, town assessor, Pearl st
James William D., clerk, Pearl st
Jamieson James, printer, bds Market st
Jamieson John, printer, bds Market st
Jamison Mrs, Margaret, wid James, r
Anu st
Jarrett Robert T., gasfitter, Wellington
st
Jarvis Charles, sovp and candle maker,
Spring st. h Duke st
Jarvis Charles, veterinary
Market st
Jeffry John, laborer, Arthur st
Jenkins Frederick D., George st
Jenkins John, merchant. tailor,
borne st, h Dumfties st
Jenkins Miss Margaret A., dressmaker,
Colborne st
Jenning William, laborer, East cove
Jennings George, mason, Brock st
Jerreat John, carpenter, Marlborough st
Jex Johnson, blacksmith and _ store-
keeper, Wellington st, h King st
Johnson Alexander, brickmaker, Wel-
lington st
Johnson Alexander, laborer, Brant st
Johnson Francis, laborer, Wellington st
Johnson James, carpenter, William st
Johnson John, turner, William st
Jones judge Stephen J., Court house,
Wellington st
Johnson Mrs. Frances, wid Abraham,
Northumberland st
Johnson Nealey, brickmaker, Welling-
ton st
farket st unting Miles, carpenter, Darling st
Johnson Reuben, laborer, Nelson st
DIRECTORY.
surgeon, |
Col-
BRANTFORD.
| Johnson Thomas, law student, bds
Dumtries st
Johnston Mrs. Sarah, wid J. K.
Johnstone Quintin, land surveyor and
engineer, Dalhousie st
| Jones Edward F., salesman, Colborne st
| Jones Frederick, painter, George st
Jones George, clerk, George st
Jones Hugh, of H. W. Brethour & Co.,
Dumfries st
Jones John B.,
G.T.R., West st
Jones J, F., painter, Colborne st
Jones John §,, laborer
Jones Joseph, mason, bds Colborne st
Jones Mrs. Jemima, wid John, Colborne
st
Jones Terence, West st
Joues Walter, Dumfries st
| Jones William, plasterer, Oneida st
| Jones William F., fireman G.T.R., Chat-
ham st
Jordan Charles F., bridge contractor,
Marlborough st
Judge Owen, laborer, William st
Jull John H., innkeeper, cor Market and
West sts
Keachie Andrew, deputy gaoler, Nelson
St
;} Keachie G. C., gaoler, Nelson st
Kean Alfred R., car inspector G.T.R.,
George st
Keefer rev. Berry, Wesleyan methodist,
Dumfries st
Keeran Connor, laborer, Mill st
KELLY MITCHELL M., M.D., LL.B.,
M.R.C.S.K., L.R.C.P.E. physician and
surgeon, Darling st
| Kelly Mrs., wid, Albion st
Kendall John, butcher, Waterloo st
Kendall John, laborer, Marlborough st
Kennedy David, cabinetmaker, Darling
| st
| Kennedy James, painter, Colborne st
Kennedy John, potter, Colborne st
Kennedy Mrs, Mary, wid James, Col-
borne st
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, Pearl st
Kennedy Samuel, laborer, Pearl st
| Kennedy Thomas, laborer, Chatham st
| Kennedy William, moulder, Colborne st
Kenney Jolin, grain buyer, Nelson st
' Kenny Thomas, innkeeper, Market st
| Keogh Cornelius, laborer, Grey st
Ker James, grain merchant, Albion st
, Kerr George H., blacksmith, Balfour st
Kerr John, carpenter, Charlotte st
| Kerr William H. C., barrister, &c., Mar
; ket st, h Dalhousie st
| Kerr William K., baker, Colborne st
| KESTER ERASTUS, auctioneer and
| dealer in sewing machines, bds at
Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st
| Kilday John, shoemaker, Pearl st
Kilpatrick Thomas, Colborne st
| King Eleazer, carpenter, Pearl st
| King George, proprietor King’s hotel,
Market st
| King James, painter, Alfred st
King Josiah B., hatter and furrier, Col-
borne st
King Laurence, laborer, Spring st
King Michael, moulder, Spring st
King’s hotel, G. King, proprietor, Mar-
ket st
Kingwell Henry, carpenter, Spring st
Kippax Hargrave, clerk, Balfour st
Kippax Robert,manager Burk’s foundry,
Balfour st
Kirby William, fireman, bds Sheridan st
Kitchner Jacob, cigarmaker, King st
Kittrydge John, laborer, Colborne st
Kittrydge Mrs. Sophronia, wid Alexan-
der, Alfred st
locomotive foreman
|
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ewctheatala et
os
cemeteries mere
BRANTFORD,
Knowles John, pensioner
Knox John, tanner, Church st
Laddy Michael, laborer
Lake Isaac, teamster, Mill st
Lake James, teamster, Dumfries st
Lake John, moulder, bds Market st
Lake John, teamster, Cedar st
Lally Peter, laborer, Colborne st
Lambden George G., teamster, Welling- |
ton st
Landregss James, tanner, Mohawk st
Lane Collin, grocer, Market st
Lang Walter, cooper, Albion st
Langley Isaac, tailor, bds Queen st
Langrill Peter, cattle dealer, Grey st
Langstaff Mrs. Mary
Large Thomas, builder, Oxford st
LARMOUR MAJOR ROBERT, super- |
intendent of Buffalo & Goderich dis-
trict G.T.R., West st
Lattimore John, carpenter, Wentworth
st
Laughry James, tanner, Wellington st
Laughton John, carpenter
Lavender John, shoemaker, bds Queen
st
Laycock Nelson, clerk, Dumfries st
Leach William, mason, Walnut st
Leddy Michael, laborer, Nelson st
Lee James, laborer, Charlotte st
Lee James, brickmaker, Colborne st
Lee Joshua, laborer, Walnut st
Leech Geo., carpenter, bds Dalhousie st
Leeming Henry B., J.P., of Leeming &
Paterson, Balfour st
LEEMING & PATERSON, wholesale
confectioners, biscuit and cigar manu-
facturers, Colborne st
Leeper Robert, Peel st
Leeper Robert D., clerk, Peel st
Leeper William, Peel st
Leitch Robert, laborer, East Park
Lelievre Henry, William st
LEMMON CAPTAIN HENRY, J.P., |
editor, proprietor and printer of the
Brantford Courier, Nelson st
Lennon Thomas, stove finisher, Rich-
mond st
Leonard Francis H., dealer in coal, lime,
&c., Colborne st, h West st
Leonard Mrs, Julia, wid Reuben, Wil-
liam st
Lethbridge John, bookkeeper, Pearl st
Levergood Hiram, agent,
Levi Thomas, laborer, Palace st
Lewis James, tailor, Colborne st
Lewis Mrs.
Liddle Thomas, turner, Darling st
Liel John, laborer
Likins William, carpenter, Kerby st
Lincoln Charles, painter, Market st
Lincoln Mrs. Judeth, wid William, Mar-
ket st
Lindsay Alexander, clerk, Alfred st
Lindsay Robert, clerk, Alfred st
Lines William, grocer, Colborne st, h
William st
Linster James, laborer, Richardson st
Livergood Hiram J., agent, Marlborough
st
Livingston Alexander, butcher, Balfour
st ‘
Livingston Angus, carpenter, Balfour st
Livingstone rey. Joseph A., Episcopal
methodist, West st
Loney James, clerk, Nelson st
Loney Joseph, grocer, Market st, h Nel-
son st
Long Mrs. Marian, wid Peter B.
Long William, saddler, bds Dalhousie st
Looney Thomas, clerk G.T.R., bds
Sheridan st
Loury rev. Thomas, Presbyterian, Wel-
lington st
DOMINION
| Love David, carpenter:
| McAdam Mrs, Isabella, wid
bds Market st
Lowes Henry, drover, bds Marlborough
st
Lowes Mrs. Mary, Balfour st
Lowes William, painter, Balfour st
| Lucas John, painter, Pearl st
Lucas Josiah, carpenter, bds Prince st
Lucas Solomon, painter, Nelson st
Ludlow Thomas G., blacksmith
Lund Mrs, Jane, wid John, Chatham st
Lyle John, carpenter, Oak st °
Lyons Mrs. J. wid Richard, Balfour st
Lyons Woods, carriage builder, King st,
h Pearl st
Mace John, Colborne st
MacGaw Miss Isabella, seamstress, Dal-
housie st
MacGaw Miss Jane, seamstress, Dal-
housie st
Mackay Thes., blacksmith, Dumfries st
Mackay William, moulder, Charlotte st
William,
Colborne st
McArthur David, moulder, Richardson
st
McArthur James, moulder, Walnut st
McArthur John, weaver, Richardson st |
McArthur Stewart, moulder, Richard-
son st
McCabe John, laborer, Oxford st
McCann Andrew, tailor, King st
McCann John, saddler
McCarthy Owen, laborer, Dalhousie st
McCartney James, laborer, Oak st
McCaul John, builder, Wellington st
McCauley Mugh, laborer, 13° Marlbo-
rough st
McCawley John, laborer, Mohawk st
McCawley Philip, blacksmith, Northum-
Herat st
McClair Matthew, tanner, Pearl st
McClennan Thomas, engine driver,
Bedford st
McCollum William, innkeeper, Col-
borne st
McCormick James, laborer, Brant st
McCormick Mrs. Mary, wid Peter, Wel-
lington st
McCoy Murdoch, laborer, Alfred st
McCracken James, laborer, Palace st
McCULLOCH SAMUEL, tanner and
currier, Terrace st
McCush —, moulder, bds Colborne st
McCush Murdoch, tanner, Mohawk st
McCutchon Mrs, Janet, wid Walter,
Brant st
McDermid Donald, wool buyer, Chat-
ham st
McDermott Peter, Richmond st
McDonald Gecrge, salesman, Darling st
McDonald Mrs. Janet, wid William,
Darling st
McDonald William, clerk, bds Dalhou-
sie st
McDonnell Donald, bricklayer, Chat-
ham st
McDonnell John, laborer, Chatham st
McKvoy Andrew, blacksmith, Brant st
McFarlane John, shoemaker, Colborne
st
McF ee John, laborer, Richardson st
McFee Roderick, laborer, Brock st
MeGill John, baker, bds Colborne st
MeGill Robert, laborer, bds Oxford st
McGill Robert, lime burner
MeGill William, teamster, Dalhousie st
McGiverin C. P., barrister
MeGrath Dennis, laborer, Victoria st
MeGrath Edward, Victoria st
McGregor James, laborer, Wellington st
McGregor Robert, blacksmith, Welling-
ton st
McGregor Robert, cattle dealer, &c.,
Wellington st
228 DIRECTORY.
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[ Province Op
McGuire Miss Susannah, dresemoke
Wellington st Aa.
McHenry Patrick, finisher, West
McHenry William, boilermaker, Wey.
McIntosh John, miller :
| McIntosh John, tinsmith, Charlove »
McIntosh Peter, grain dealer, Albion»
MeIntyre Murdoch, laborer, Chatham
McKay Donald By of McKay, Siith ¢
Co., Market st : ‘
McKAY DUNCAN, town treasurer. ig
suer of marriage licenses, secporyy,
treasurer South Brant A gricultyrs|)
sociation, Colborne st, h Dumfries
McKay James, saddler, Colborne st
McKay John D., of Gardner & Meky
Colborne st '
McKay Mrs, Barbara, wid Robert, \
borough st
McKay, Smith & Co., saddlery, jy.
ware, Colborne st
McKenna John, storekeeper, Pear] x:
McKenna Patrick, plasterer, Pearl ¢
McKenzie & Grittin, barristers, &¢,, (o)
borne st
McKenzie James, laborer, William s
McKenzie John, laborer, Victoria st
McKenzie Robert, porter, William st
McKenzie Thomas, laborer, Dumtries #
McKenzie Valentine, of McKenzie ¢
Griffin, Duke st
Mekillop Miss Bell, boarding house,
George st
McKindsey Daniel,clerk,bds Colbi
McKindsey Mrs. Mary, wid James, Pil.
ace st
McKinley Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Georg,
Albion st
McKinstrey Hugh,cooper,bds Victorias
McLaren John, cooper, bds Victoria
McLaughlin Henry, finisher, Pearl st
McLaughlin Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick,
Pearl st
McLean Joseph, printer, Nelson st
McLean Robert, Nelson st
McLean Samuel, fancy goods, Markets
h Nelson st
McLEAN THOMAS, dealer in dn
goods, millinery and clothing, Co-
borne st, h Charlotte st
McLellan Chris., fitter G.T.R.
McLellan John, laborer, Richardson #
McLellan Mrs. Eliza, wid John
McLeod Donald, boarding house and
carpenter, Dalhousie st
McLeod Kenneth, laborer, Colbomest
McMahon & Miller, barristers, &e,, Mar
ket st ‘
McMahon Thomas B., of McMahon &
Miller, Albion st ;
McMaster James, moulder, Sheridan s
McMaster William, Sheridan st
McMeans Andrew, grocer, Colborne:
McMEANS THOMAS, chief of polit,
Albion st ’
MecMenas John, porter, Dalhousie st.
McMichael Solon W., student at law, bis
Dalhousie st
McNamara Mrs. Mary, wid John, Nels
st
McNaughton Daniel, Queen st |
McNaughton James, laborer, Oneilast
MeNeil Archibald, laborer
McNeil James, laborer, Brock st
MeNeil Michael, laborer, Darling s
MeNeil Neil, lab&rer, Brock st
MeNeil Peter, laborer, Brock st
McNelley John, engine driver 6.1,
Pearl st j
McPherson Angus, laborer, Chatham
MeQueen Richard, storekeeper, Albion
st
McQuillan Miss Bessey, dressmaker
Pearl st
(Qyrario,]
MeQuillin Patric
MeQuillin Richay
MeTaggart Willi
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Marlet N ithaniel,
N
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y
Madigan Richart
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Marlborough §
eWhirter John,
eWhirter Robey
adigan John, li
jagee George B.
shaney David,
fahiot Alexand
George st
eolm Peter, bi
faleolm —, law
laloney James, li
aloney Thomas,
[ANN JOHN,
ford Gas work
farch William, g
farks William, pi
MARRIAGE LIC
Dunean MeKay
William Mathe
Webster, Queen
farshall William
fart William, tea
farter Jolin, fitter
fartin John, black
artin John, « "yy
artindale & Brotl
&e,, Water st
fartindale Ralph,
ther
fartindale Thoma
Brothe r
farx Jolin, potter,
KASON CLS. &
druggists, Colbo
ason Charles S,, ¢
Cedar st :
fason Jolin J., M.D
assingham Geo. e
Basterson Francis,
on John A
OL Ki iW
mm Williar
(Queen st
athews & Webst
| (
general agents,
PATHEWS WILL
Webster, mayor
issuer of marriag
ATHISON ROBI
Mathison, Nelsor
Matthews Robert, |
atthews Robert, 1;
axwell John, cary
ay Edward, fitter
eacham James B.
h Queen st
ECHANICS — T}
: Woodyat t, secret
meiklejohn Mrs, 7
hoop skirt and g
borne st
ercer Joseph, wat
Pssacer Charles, |
ichie Peter, innke
iddlemiss Peter, «
les James, garde
illard Arthue T.,
Hard John. paint
lard Mrs, Millare
Hard Robert, eay
ler D,, clerk, bd:
Mer John, firema
ler Robert, carp
ler W. Nichols
Miller, William s
liken Charles A
-ROVINOE op
oneal
h, dressmake,
1, West st
rmaker, Westy
h, Charlotte
ealer, Albion «
er, Chatham g
CKay, Sinith §
n treasurer i
IS8C8, Secretary.
Agricultural gs
hh Dumfries g
Jolborne st
dner & McKay
lL Robert, May.
Saddlery, hari.
per, Pearls:
rer, Pearl st
isters, &¢,, (gl
» William st
Victoria st
, William st
‘er, Dumtries
f McKenzie ¢
varding house,
bds Colborne st
‘id James, Pal-
1, Wid George,
sbds Victoria st
bds Victoria st
her, Pearl st
, Wid Patrick,
, Nelson st
t
vods, Markets,
Healer in dry
clothing, Co:
t
TLR.
Richardson st
John
ig house aud
Hr, Colbornest
Biers, &¢,, Mats
t McMahon &
r, Sheridan st
an st
r Colbornest
vief of police,
alhousie st
hnt at law, bls
John, Nelson
en st 2
er, Oneida #
ek st
arling st
k st
‘k st
hiver GTR,
. Chatham
leper, Albion
dressmaker
Matthews Robert, baker, Market st
: Woodyatt, secretary, King st
eiklejohn Mrs. Hannah, wid Robert, |
mectcer Joseph, watchman G.T.R., Al-
(rato. ]
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MeQuillin Patrick, laborer, Albion st
MeQuillin Richard, laborer, W alnut st
McTaggart William, conductor G.T.R.,
Marlborough st
McWhirter John, baker, Market st
McWhirter R bert, laborer, Wilkins st
Madigan John, laborer, Marray st
Madigan Riehard, baker, Murray st
Magee George B., clerk, Dalhousie st
fahaney David, teamster, Darling st
Mahiot Alexander L., organ builder,
George
if
Bifalcolm Peter, brickmaker, Wellington
faleolm —, law clerk, bds Dalhousie st
Jaloney James, laborer, Sydenham st
Maloney Thomas, laborer, Pearl st
MANN JOLIN, superintendent Brant- |
ford Gas works, Darling st
Mare) William, gardener, Nelson st |
farks William, painter, George st
Marlet Nathaniel, carpenter, Charlotte |
st
MARRIAGE LICENSES, issued by |
Dunean MeKay, Colborne st and by
William Mathews, of Mathews & |
Webster, Queen st |
farshall William J., machinist, Grey st
fart William, teamster, Sheridan st
iter John, fitter G.T.R., Pearl st
factin John, blacksmith, Dumfries st |
artin John, carpenter, Charlotte st
artindale & Brother, dealers in plaster,
&e,, Water st |
fartindale Ralph, of Martindale & Bro-
of Martindale &
EASON CLS, & CO., chemists and
druggists, Colborne st |
ason Charles 8., of C. 8S. Mason & Co.,
Cedar st
fasou Jolin J., M.D., King st, h Cedar st
assingham Geo. cooper, bds Victoria st
ter ‘is, printer, Albion st
asterson
1 John A. foreman Courier
» King
asterson William, gunsmith, &e.,
athews & Webster, auctioneers and |
l agents, Colborne st
ATHEWS WILLIAM, of Mathews & |
Webster, mayor, auctioncer and
issuer of marriage licenses, Quecn st |
ATHISON ROBERT, of Stewart & |
Mathison, Nelson st
latthews R bert, laborer, Waterloo st
axwell John, carpenter, Albion st
ay Edward, fitter G.TLR., Ann st
eacham James B,, dentist, Market st
h Queen st ‘ : j
ICHANICS
|
INSTITUTE, James |
hoop skirt and stocking maker, Col- |
borne st :
Phion st
essacer Charles, teamster, Oxford st
chic Peter, innkeeper, Pearl st
iddlemiss Peter, carpenter, William st |
les James, gardener, Dalhousie st
Mlard Arthur T,, carpenter, Peel st
Hard John, painter, Wellington st
ard Mrs, Millard, Brock st
Hard Robert, carpenter, Albion st
ler D,, clerk, bds Colborne st
ler John, fireman G.T.R., Duke st
er Robert, carpenter, r Ann st
ler W. Nicholas, of McMahon &
filler, William st |
liken Charles A., Chestnut st |
DOMINION
229
Minchin Charles, Nelson st
| Mingay William, groom
; Minore John, confectioner, &¢., Col-{ Nicholson Robert, bd
| borne st
Mitchell Daniel, traveller, Market st
ton st
Mixer Ezra B., sewing machine agent
| Darling st
| Moffatt rev, William, ch of England
Darling st
st, ii Dumfries st
Montgomery John, shoemaker, Colborne
st
DIRECTORY.
| Mitchell Thos., shoemaker, Richmond st
Mitchell Robert, shoemaker, Welling-| Noble John, painter, Dalhousie st, h
Mitchell William, shoemaker, Darling st
| Montgomery Edw., laborer, Colborne st |
Montgomery John, dry goods, Colborne | O’Connel Michael, laborer, Waterloo st
Montgomery Jolin, laborer, Sydenham st
BRANTFORD.
Nicholson Mrs. Harriet, wid Freeman,
Colborne st
Dalhousie st
Nicol James F., laborer
| Nicol William, laborer, Canal st
Nixon Samuel, confectioner, Balfour st
William st
Noble Thotnas, painter, William st
»| Nolan Mrs, Helen, dressmaker, Queen st
| Nolan Nicholas, tailor, Queen st
,| Norwood Charles, barber, Colborne st
| Oecidental saloon, Robert Welsh, pro-
prietor, ColWorne st
| O'Connell Mrs, Mary, wid James, Bal-
four st
>) O'Connor Andrew, laborer, William st
O'Connor Bartley, laborer, William st
Montgomery John D.,, tailor, Chatham st! O'Connor Miss Bridget, William st
Montgomery Noble, laborer, Dalliousie st
Monteith Robert, lakorer, Alfred st
Murket st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., EB. !
Cameron, agent, Colborne st
Mooney James, potter, Wellington st
Mooney Thomas, grocer, George st
Moore Charles b., school teacher and
stage proprietor, Dalhousie st
Moore James, J.P?., Wellington st
Moore John, tailor, bds Queen st
Moore Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William, |
Market st
Moore Mrs. Hannah
Moore Robert, engine driver G.T.R
Halls av
Moore Thomas, machinist, Darling st
Moran Edward, pensioner, East cove
Morgan Mrs. William H., Wellington st
Morgan Wim. H., mangler, Charlotte st
Morvell George A., cooper, Alfred st
Morrice David, clerk, Palace st
Morrice Hercules, carpenter, Palace st
Morris David, clerk G.'TLR.
Morris Win., blacksmith G@.P.R., Duke st
Morris William, laborer, Marlborough st
| Morrison John, laborer, Saraki st
Morrison John, laborer, Walnut st
Morrow Chas, R., dentist, bds Queen st
Morrow James, laborer, Colborne st
Morrow Thomas, painter, Colborne st
MORTON
chants, Colborne st
Morton Andrew, of A. & J. Y. Morton,
Nelson st
i |
A, & J. Y., hardware mer-
O'Connor
Patrick, cabinetmaker, bds
Market st
| Montreal house, B. Huun, proprietor, | Ogilby Miss, school teacher
| Ogilvie Ade-
laide st
| Oliver J., boilermaker G.T.R., Hall’sav
| Olmey William, laborer
O'Malley John, laborer, Wellington st
/}Omand John, Wellington st
| Omand John, jun,, moulder, Wellington
st
|} O'Neil Alexander,
borough st
O'Neil Charles, clerk, Marlborough st
) O'Neil John F., conductor G.T.R., Marl-
| borough st
Orchard John, merchant tailor, Col-
| borne st, h Sheridan st
| Orchard Richard, clerk, Sheridan st
Ormerod Ephraim, carpenter G.T.R.,
Albion st
! Ormerod John, storekeeper, Albion st
| Ormiston David, school teacher, Nel
son st
/Osborne Thomas, watchman G.T.R,,
William st
Ott Franklin, tanner, Darling st
Ott Jacob, tenner, Oxford st
OTT JOHN, dealer in leather, wool and
hides, Colborne st, h Darling st
Ott Michael, tanner, Darling st
{Ott Samuel, tanner, Wellington st
Ott William, tanner, Balfour st
| Overy Thomas, laborer, Church st
Oxendale Win., saloonkeeper, King st
Oxtaby Richard, conductor G.T.R.,
Andrew, bookkeeper,
shoemaker, Marl-
Morton James Y., of A. & J. Y. Morton, | Hill st
bds at King st
Moton John, laborer, Maitland st
| Muirhead Andrew, clerk, West st
} Muirhead Mrs. G., wid Wm., West st
| Mulhany Michael, laborer, Winniett st
Mullen John, foundryman, Pearl st
} Mulligan Michael, mason, Spring st
Murphy Patrick, mason, Marlborough st
Murphy Francis, laborer, Crown st
Murray A., carpenter, Marlborough st
Myers Jacob, Oxford st
Myers Nelson, grocer, Oxford st
| Nall Joseph, laborer, Newport st
Narraway H. A., West st
Needham Edward, carpenter, Peel st
Needham William, lxborer, Peel st
Nelles Mrs. Mary E., wid J. C., Albion st
Nelson John, grocer, Rawdon st
Nelson. A., contractor, Colborne st
Nelson Samuel A., laborer
Nelson William, Dalhousie st
Nesbit John, brakeman G.T.R., Queen st
NEWTON GEORGE R., proprietor
Robinson Hall hotel, Colborne st
Nichol John, shoemaker, Richardson st
Nichols William, of Tufford & Nichols,
Cedar st
age Charles, turner, Alfred st
| Page James, carpenter G.T.R., Duke st
| Page John, waggonmaker, Mill st
/ Palmer Allen, Dalhousie st
/PALMER JOHN ©., proprietor Com-
| mercial hotel, Dalhousie st
| Palmer Robert Newton, M.D.
Palmer Stephen, groceries and liquors,
| Colborne st
/ Palmer William E., manager Commer-
cial hotel, Dalhousie st
| Parch Frederick, laborer
| Park Seth, photographer, Colborne st
| Park William H., carpenter G.T.R.,
; Crown st
| Parker Adam, fitter, Hill st
Parker rev. William R., Wesleyan, Wel-
| lington st
Parkin John, miller, bds Dumfries st
Parking John, miller, bds Prince st
| Parr Robert, carpenter, Dalhousie st
| Pascoe William, mason, Oneida st
| Passmore Edmand C., clerk, Canning st
| Passmore Frank, pattern maker, She-
ridan st
Paterson William, of Leeming & Pa-
terson, Oxford st
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Patterson Walter, laborer, Waterloo st
Patrick Mrs. Ann, wid Ths. C., Palace st
Patrick Samuel, woodworker, Dalhousie
st
Patterson Walter, laborer
Pattison Ward, furniture dealer, Col-|
borne st
Patton John J., teacher, Nelson st
Payne James, laborer, Murray st
Payne W illiam J., laborer, Ge orge st
Peachey Abraham, gardener, Spring st
Pearce John, Fleet st
mvernen Mrs, Catherine, wid Samuel,
Oedar st
Peatman George, tinsmith, Darling st
Peatman Mrs. Fanny, wid Henry, Dar |
ling
Peatman Norris, tinsmith, Darling st
Peel Robert, mason, Albion st
Peer James N., bookkeeper,
ket st
Peirce John W.,,
Colborne st
Peirce Wm., cabinetmaker, Colborne st,
h Dumfries st
Pendlebury Hamlet,
ford st
bds Mar-|
cabinetmaker, bds |
shoemaker, Ox-|
DOMINION
| Read Henry W., cooper, Victoria st
| Read Samuel, jun., Darling st
Pendlebury James, carpenter, Oxford st
Pendle bury Thomas, moulder, ose t |
Pentold Charles, carpenter, F leet st
Penfold Henry, machinist G.T.R., Pearl |
st
Penfold Joseph, saddler, bds Darling st |
Perkins George, laborer, Kast cove
Perry Charles E., photographe r, Wel-!
lington st
Perry William, laborer G.T.R., Pearl st
Perry William, termster, Wellington st |
Petch William, miller, Arthur st
Petrie James, carpenter, bds Albion st — |
Petrie Timothy, baker, Market st
Pexton John, carpenter, Ann st
Phair Robert, limeburner, Dalhousie st. |
Phillips Absalom, laborer, Peel st
Phillips Edmund B., clerk
Phillips Edward, laborer, Arthur st
Phipps Arthur, fitter, West st
Phipps Samuel, engineer G.T.R., West st |
Pickering Joseph, builder,William st
Pickering Thos., carpenter, Dumfries st,
h William st
Pickles Joseph, clerk, East cove
Pierce Marcus L., ¢ 7 carpenter, Charlotte st
Pierce William, cabinetmaker, Colborne
st, h Dumfries st
Pilling Simeon, laborer, Wellington st
Pitcher Richard, painte r W ellington st} Roberts
Plewes David, ‘of Plewes & W: ureup,
Sheridan st
Plewes & Warcup, grain merchants,
and ea tors flour mills, Mill st,
warehouse, Colborne st
Plummer John, blacksmith, Durham st
Plummer W alter, proprietor Farmers
hotel, Dalhousie st
Poole Caleb, jun., blacksmith, Oxford st
Poole Caleb, tailor, Oxford st
Poole Edwin, deputy registrar, King st
Poole Henry, baker, Darling st
Poole Henry, shoemaker, Park st
Poole John, baker, Darling st
Poole John, cigarmaker, Park st
Poole Mrs. Margaret, wid rev. George,
Queen st
Popplewell F. W.,
Porter
mond st
Portus Richard, laborer, Northumber-
land st
Potts Thomas, tinsmith, Colborne st
Power Daniel, laborer, Alfred st
Power William, carpenter, Dumfries st
Powley Charles, West st
painter, bds West st |
| Reynard John, hds Market st
| Ritchie David,
Mrs. Mary J., wid John, Rich-|
Proper Mrs, Matilda, dressmaker, Wel- |
lington st
Pulley Robert, tailor
Purcell James, laborer, Albion st
Purvis James, laborer, Arthur st
QUILLEY ROBERT,
mond st
Quinlan Joseph, grocer, Colborne st, h
Dalhousie st
Quinlin Michael, laborer, Clarence
Quinn Thomas, laborer, Arthur st
Racey Mrs. Mary D., wid Henry, Wil-
liam st
Ramsay James, carpenter, Clarence st
Ramsay Thos. A., machinist, Nelson st
Ransford Edw. V., dealer in pianofortes,
Market st, h Dalhousie st
Ransom Mrs, Frances, wid Elias, Albion |
st
Rawlings Thomas, clerk |
Ray John F., Oak st
Rayner William, tailor, Oxford st
ti
painter, Rich-|
Read Mrs, Jane, wid Samuel, Darling st
| READ SAMUEL, manager Bank of
Montreal, Darling st
| Reed Francis, of Reed & Glassco, Mount |
Pleasant
/ Reed & Glassco, harnessmakers, Col-
borne st
Reed Solomon, carpenter, Pear! st
Reid John, carpenter, Darling st
Reid Joseph, marblecutter, Chatham st
Renwick John, engineer G.T.R,
Reynolds A. L., pedlar, bds Dal-
housie st |
Reynolds Miss Elizabeth, copyist, Queen
st
Reynolds Mrs.
Queen st
Rich James H., paper manufacturer,
Mobank st, h Canning st
Richards A. W., agent patent rights,
Market st
Richards William H., mason, Market st
Riding John, laborer G.T.R., Duke st
Riley Hargraves, blacksmith, Balfour st
Ringold Joseph, hairdresser, Nelson st
of Ritchie & Russell,
Maria, wid Orville,|
Wellington st
Ritchie & Russell, plumbers, Colborne st
Roach John, blacksmith, Dalhousie st
Roades Thomas, carpenter, Crown st
Roantree ‘ homas, shoemaker, Oxford st
Edward, mason, bds Col-
borne st
Roberts Mrs. Ellen, wid William, Crown
st
Roberts Samuel, confectioner, Grant st
ROBERTSON ALEXANDER, manager
Bank of British North America, Dar-
ling st.
Robins Alfred, fireman, bds Crown st
Robins Stephen, laborer, Terrace st
Robinson Daniel, night agent G.T.R.,
Grey st
ROBINSON HALL HOTEL, G. R.
Newton, proprietor, Colborne st
Robinson Henry, laborer, William st
Robinson James, grocer, Queen st
Robinson John, commission merchant,
Colborne st
230 DIRECTORY.
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poeers William G., painter, Queoy y
Rogers Wilson, carpenter, Cedar 4
Rolley John, laborer, Mill’
Roope William, laborer G.T.R,, Wee»
Rourke William, laborer, Town }ine
Rowe Jabez, shoe maker, Wellington
| Rowe John, blacksmith, East cove
Rowland Thomas, laborer, Murray
Rowlands Misses, ladies select sch)
Albion st
Rowlands Mrs, Mary, wid Sypy
Albion st
Roy Ebenezer, Colborne st
Roy Miss Catherine, Colborne st
Royal Exchange hotel,
proprietor, West st
| Rubidge Charles, clerk, | st
Rubidge Walter B., clerk County coy
Darling st :
| Russell George, lahorer, Balfour st
| Russell Robert, of Ritchie & Ryw
Wellington st
Rutherford David,
Alfred st
Rutherford Walter, carpenter, [all's
Ryan Edward, laborer, Albion st
| Ryan John, laborer, Albion st
| Ryan John, printer, Chatham st
| Ryan Miss Sarah, Albion st
Ryan Patrick, printer, Chatham st
Ryan Thomas, machinist, Chiat!
Ryan Wim,, saloonkeeper, Colborus
Ryckman Daniel, G.W.R., West st
Ryekman Mrs. Daniel, dressnake
West st
Ryerson rey, John,
fries st
grocer, Market
Wesleyan, Dum
Salsbury Bartholomew, ~okeepet
Albion st
Sample Alexander, labor kit
Sanderson Adam, Dalhe
Sanderson Alexander, clea GTR
Dalhousie st
uderson George, laborer, Oneida
anderson W illiam, seed and frit
store, Town line
Savage Arthur, track inspector G.2h
Crown st
Savory William, bricklayer, Peel st
Sawyer Arthur, printer, George st
Sayles John, saloonkeeper, Colhornest
Scace Gibson W., painter, Alfred st
Scarfe Thomas, clerk, Colborne st
Searpe William J., merchant tule
Colborne st
Schofield Mrs. Susan, wid Alfred F
Schonheide A., & Son, cabinetmakes
Colborne st
Schonheide August, of A. Schonhet
& Son, Colborne st
Schonheide Edward, of A, Schonbeut
& Son, Colborne st
Schultz Frederick, carpenter, Albion
h William st
Schultz Geo. C., carpenter, Willams
Schultz H. A., tinsmith, Albion st
Si
Si
,
st
Scott Bazel, painter, Marlborough st
Scott Mrs. Lucy, wid Wm. C,, Pearls
Scott Theodore, laborer, Wes ts st
Scott William, gardener
Scott William P., Duke st
Sears Charles W., mason, Alfred st
Robinson Mrs. Jane, wid William
ROBINSON ORPHEUS, civil engineer,
land surveyor, commissioner in B.R.,
conveyancer, and engineer for county
of Brant, Dalhousie st
Robinson Thos., blacksmith, Adelaide st
Robson Marshall, engineer G.T.R.,
Peel st
Robson Thomas, grist mill, South st
Sears James W., carpenter, Alfied st
Sears James W., market clerk
Secord Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Dau,
aeoree st
Sewell Ephraim, laborer, Rawdon s
Shackell Robert, saloonkeepet
st
Pratt Jas., blacksmith, bds Dalhousie st
Rogers Thomas , carpenter, Chatham st
Shanahan Daniel, mason, Spring st
Bharples Jis,, Var’
Sehultz Mrs. Caroline, wid J. C., Alvis
fruiterer, Dalhousie st, h Marlboro
Shackell William W., butcher, West
Dr Arto, |
annahan Mich
hannon John, jt
Queen 8 at
shannon John, Q)
hannon Robert,
Colborne st
iannon & Co,, gt
Shapley James, ¢
harp Andrew, D
ghiarp David, tail’
Sharp Jolin, see
George st
Baw Alex,, mach
RH WW Alexander, !
Bhaw Thomas, mil
Bhaweross Thoma
henston Miss,
home, Sheridan
Shenston Thoma
Westst
heppard Benjami
Shuttleworth Jan
borne st, h Oak
huttleworth Jol
York Life Insuri
Dalhousie st
huttleworth Mrs
Oak st
Shuttleworth Rie!
Sills Jolin C., harn
mmons Simon, \
mpson Geo, bla
SIMS EDWIN, land
&e,, Market st
, Harley, bl
Sinclair Joseph, da
Rinon James, carpe
sters of Charity,
perioress, Palaci
kimin Mrs, Ann,
skinner Abrahium,
kinner John, labo
lade A. H., glove
borne st, bds Co
hous st
Slater Richard, bri
Slattery Mrs, Anu,
av
loan John, labore
Sinart George, cler
dan st
Binith Arthur, bds
mith Augustus \
Albion st
mith Benjamin,ba
r Ann st
mith Charles, lal
Smith David, sales
smith Edgar W
housie st
mith Edward, la
Smith Geo. S,, ma
Binith Henry, mou
Smith He ney, We
Binith James, bute
Smith James, labo
Sinith James, of |
Wellington st
Smith James, sad
Binith John, labor
MBMITH JOHN, sh
Darling st
Smith John K., ta
smith John S., 1
ton st
4 ee Lawrence,
land st
mith Miss Prane.
mith Mrs, Baths!
mith R.C., barr
Binith Richy ard G,.
mith Robert, lak
Sinith Sheldon, la
PROVINOog
Dwr Arto, |
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nter, Queen y
er, Cedar gt
ill Queen st
G.T.R., Weaw shann mn John, Queen st
', Town dine
Ty V ellingtoy it
» East cove
rer, Murray y
(Colborne st ;
annon & Co.,, grocers, &e,, Colborne st
Yhanley dames, carpenter, Dalhousie st
8 select sch » Andrew, Darling st
sharp David tailor, Colborne st a
’, wid Samy harp John, section muster G.T.R.,
George st
> st Bharplesdas,, vardsman G.T.R., Grey st
borne st Baw Alex,, machinist, Dalhousie st
I, ' Bhaw Alexander, machinist, Waterloo st
Shaw Thomas, millwright, Waterloo st
I st Bhaweross Thomas, laborer, Walnut st
henston Miss, matron Girls Orphan
home, Sheridan st
Shenston Thomas S., J.P., registrar,
West st
heppard Benj imin, clerk, Colborne st
huttleworth James R., fruiterer, Col-
borne st, h Oak st
huttleworth John D.,
k OULLY Cour
, Balfour st
tchie & Russ
cer, Market sy
New
penter, Hall's agent
Albion st York Life Insurance Co,, Colborne, h
bion st Dalhousie st
atham st wittleworth Mrs, Ellen, wid Joseph,
nest Oak st
Chatham st Shuttleworth Riclhacd, moulder, Brant st
st, Chathar ‘ils Jolin C., harnessmaker, Sheridan st
er, Colb immons Simon, Water st
R., West st mpson Geo, blacksmith, Dalhousie st
el, dressmaker SIMSEDWIN, land agent, conveyancer,
&e,, Market st
Sinclair Harley, blacksmith, Mill st
Sinclair Joseph, laborer, Winniett st
Vesleyan, Dum
v, wekeeper Sinon James, carpenter, Oak st
Sisters of Charity, mother Saviour, su-
) kit perioress, Palace st
( kimin Mrs. Ann, wid Geo., Sheridan st |
Clan GIR Skinner Abraham, liborer, Dumfries st
Skinner John, laborer, Dumfries st
lade A. H., glove manufacturer, Col-
borne st, bds Commercial hotel, Dal-
housie st
Slater Richard, bricklayer, Nelson st
Slattery Mrs, Anu, wid John,Palmerston
ay
loan John, laborer, Mill st
Binurt George, clerk G.T.R., bds Sheri-
dan st
Binith Arthur, bds Dalhousie st °
mith Augustus W., exchange broker,
Albion st
pinith Benjamin,baggage master G.T.R.,
r Ann st i
mith Charles, laborer G.T.R., Duke st
Binith David, salesman, Dumfries st
Bmith Edgar W., blacksmith,
housie st
Bmith Edward, laborer, Darling st
pinith Geo. S., machinist, Wellington st
Binith Henry, moulder, Albion st
pmith Henry, Wellington st
Bnith James, butcher, Mill st
Bnith James, laborer
Binith James, of MeKay, Smith & Co.,
Wellington st ,
Binith James, saddler
Binith John, laborer, Sheridan st
: BMITI JOHN, sheriff county of Brant,
Darling st .
puith John K,, tailor, Pearl st
Smith John S., bookkeeper
ton st : ;
eiuith Lawrence, laborer, Northumber-
land st j :
mith Miss Franees, King st
mith Mrs, Bathsheba wid A.K.
mith R. C., barrister
pinith Richard G., clerk, Peel st
pith Robert, laborer, Greenwich st
mith Sheldon, law student, Darling st
rer, Oneida st
seed and. fut
ispector GT.
hyer, Peel st
George st
yer, Colhorne#
er, Alfred st
Volborne st
rerchant taille
id Alfred F
cabinetmakes
A. Schonheitt
Dal-
A. Schonbeilt
enter, Albion
iter, Williams
Albion st
Hid J. C., Alva
, West st
st
, Alfred st
er, Alfred st
clerk
wid Dani,
Welling-
)
, Rawdon st
onkeeper
h Marlborougt
itcher, West
, Spring st
Shannon Robert, of Shannon & Co,, |
|
|
Duke st
Smith William, carpenter, Chatham st
Smith William K., Dumfvies st
Smithson John b,, fireman G. TR, Marl-
borough st
Smuck George, brakeman, r Ann st
Smuck Jacob, brakeman, Aun st
Smuck John, laborer, George st
Smuck Martin, laborer, George st
Sinyth Mrs. Margaret, wid Benjamin,
storekeeper, Colborne st
Sinyth Robert C., barrister, &c,, Market
st, h Colborne st
Snider [, constable, Dalhousie st
Snider Samuel, agent, Chatham st
Snowden Frank, hostler
South Brant Agricultural association,
BRANTFORD,
jannahan Michael, laborer, William st) Smith Wellington, conductor G.T.R., | Stokoe Charles, bds William st
yannon John, jun, of Shannon & Co,, |
Stover George, laborer, Winniett at
| Stratford Charles, clerk, Chatham st
D, McKay, secy-treasurer, Colborne st |
South William, temperance saloon
Southwood Thomas, baker
Southwood William, tanner, Brant st
Sowden John, grocer, Colborne st
Spence Adam, carriagemaker, Colborne
st, h Northumberland st
Spence Charles, miller, Arthur st
Spence David, grist mill, Terrace st
Spence James, miller, Mary st
Spence Magnus, carpenter, Mill st
Spencer Jolin, blacksmith, Duke st
Spencer John, laborer G,T.R., Duke st
SPENCER THOMAS, brewery, Oxford
st
Spencer William, brewer, Oxford st
Spooner Thomas, laborer
Spratt James E., cigar manufir
Colborne st
Spriggs Samuel, whitewasher, Market st
Sproule Robert, J.P., Sydenham st
Stamp John, laborer, Sydenham st
Staniland Henry, saddicr, Palace st
Stanton Samuel, traveller, Queen st
Stanstead Joseph, painte Wellington st
Stanstead Mrs. Sophia, .d John, Wel-
lington st
Stapleton John, boots and shoes, Col-
borne st
Stapleton Patrick, laborer, Pearl st
Stark James, clerk, Dalhousie st
St Basil’s school, conducted by the sis-
ters of St Joseph
Stebbings Robert, bar tender, Church st
Steele James, clerk, Wellington st
Steele John, clerk, Wellington st
Steele Mrs. Margaret, wid Jolin, Wel-
lington st
Steele Mrs, Mary Ann, wid W., Albion st
Steenabaugh Henry, watchmaker, Col-
borne st
Stentiford Charles, shoemaker, Marl-
borough st
ver,
Sterne Mrs. Sarah, wid Henry, Darling st |
Steven Robert, teller
Stevens Mrs. Bridget, wid Richard
Stevens Mrs. Elizabeth, wid rev. B.,
Darling st
Stevenson
wich st
Stevenson Douglas,
Greenwich st
Stewart Chas., cabinetmaker, Queen st
Stewart Charles E., of Stewart & Ma-
thison, William st
Stewart John, teamster, Pearl st
Siewart Miss Annie, school teacher,
Queen st
Stewart William, laborer, Darling st
Stewart William, commercial traveller,
bds Dalhousie st
STEWART & MATHISON, editors,
proprietors and printers of the Brant
Expositor, Dalhousie st
Stockwell Caleb, jun., dyer and scourer,
Market st
Douglas, brewer, Green-
jun, tinsmith,
Stratford Join H., of Yates & Strat-
fort, Dalhousie st
Stratford Joseph, clerk, Chatham st
Stratford William H., M.D., wholesale
druggist, Colborne st, h Chatham at
Strickland Francis, Dalhousie st
Surickland John, of Hoyt & Strickland,
Dalhousie st
Strong Robert, shoemaker, Queen st
Strong Thomas, shoemaker, Colborne
st, li Queen st
Stroud Henry, salesman, Darling st
Strowger Philip HL, laborer, Richard.
son st
Strowger William, laborer, Richardson st
Stubbs Thomas, blacksmith, Marlbo-
rough
{Stubbs Win., blacksmith, Dumfries st
| Sutton
Sullivan Dion C,, school teacher, Nelson
st
Summers William, finisher, Welling-
ton st
Sunter Mrs, Merey, wid George, Dum
fries st
Sutherland Alexander, carpenter, bds
Market st
Sutherland Jolin, vooksell.., Colborne
st, h Grey st
Sutherlund Mrs, Catherine, wia John,
(Jueen st
Sutherland Peter, teamster, Darling st
Hubert J., contractor, Dal-
housie st
Sutton Jolm P., dentist, Vietoria st
Sutton Mrs, Margaret, wid William
Swann William, High st
| Swayze Israel, storekeeper, Duke st
Swayze William H., shopkeeper
Swift Obadiah, carpenter, West st
Switzer Charles, laborer, Colborne st
Symington George, Pearl st
Symington John, shoemaker, Pearl st
Symons Mrs, Prudence, Alfred st
Syrie Joseph, teamster, Balfour st
TAINSH JOIN, painter and decorator
Market st
Tanner Chas., plasterer, Wellington st
Tanner William, plasterer, Wellington st
Tanner William, soapmaker, Canning st
Tanton John, mason, Duke st
Tapscott S., & Co., chemists, Market st
Tapscott Samuel, of 8. Tapscott & Cb.,
bds at Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st
Tate Thomas H., groceries and liquors,
Colborne st, h Victoria st
Taylor David, baker, Northumberland st
Taylor John, baker, Nelson st
Taylor John, dry goods, &e., Colborne
st, h Dumfries st
Taylor Mrs. Catherine
Taylor Mrs. Julia, wid Thomas
Taylor Mrs. Sarah T., wid Frederick,
Alfred st
Taylor Richard, laborer, Hill st
Taylor William, carpenter, George
Taylor William, engine driver G.T.R,,
Market st
Temple George, machinist G.T.R.
Tennant George, tailor, bds Market st
Ternandt George, innkeeper, Market st
Thom Robert, train dispatcher
Thomas Mrs, Sarah, Canning st
Thomas Thomas H., moulder, Welling-
ton st
Thompson Henry, G.T.R,
Thompson Henry, gardener, Mill st
Thompson Joseph, watchmaker, Oxford
st, h Oak st
Thompson Robert H., bricklayer, Nor-
thumberland st
Thompson William, painter, Sheridan st
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Thompson William,
Sheridan st
Thomson James, r Duke st
Tisdale Arthur, clerk, Queen st
Tisdale Bradford G.,proprietor Britannia
foundry, Dalhousie st, h Queen st
Tisdale John, clerk, bds Dumfries st
Todd Thomas, tailor, William st
Tooze John, butcher, William st
Tory John M.,, foreman, Richmond st
Towler Samuel, shoemaker, Colborne st
jun., painter,
Tretheway William, machinist, Dum-
fries st
Tretheway William HL., machinist,
Dumfries st
Triggerson George, saddler, bds Prince
st
Triggerson John
Colborne st
Trimble William, bds Market st
Tripp Job, Market st
Tristam William, laborer, Darling st
Truaxe Miss Ellen, dressmaker, West st
Truesdale Thomas, groceries and liquors,
Market st
Tufford Charles D.,of Tufford & Nichols,
Darling st
Tufford Mrs. George, Queen st
Tufford & Nichols, homcosopathie physi-
cians, Market st
Tune Thomas, confectioner, Sheridan st
T., harnessmaker,
Tunstead Josepn, finisher, bds Col-
bofne st
Turner James, carpenter, Northumber-
land st
Turnbull Miss Mary, — dressmaker,
Market st
Turnbull “Miss Sarah, scheol teacher,
Marlborough st
Turnbull Mrs. Mary, wid James, Marl-
borough st
Turner Charles, clerk, bds Dumfries st
TURNER JOUN, J.P., architect, Nel-
son st
TURNER ROBERT, wholesale dealer
in groceries, wines, liquors, crockery,
glassware, &e., Colborne st, h Wel-
lington st
Turner Thomas, carpenter, Northumber-
land st
Tute Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas B.,
lotte st
Tutt Henry, carpenter,
Char-
Alfred st
TUTT JAMES, steam planing mill, and |
sash, deor and blind Dal-
‘housie st, h Colborne st
Tyson Wm,, carpenter, bds Sheridan st
Tyler Mrs. Mary Jane, wid William,
Dalhousie st
Underhill —, law elerk, bds Dalhousie st
Usher Arthur, machinist G.T.R., Water-
loo st
Usher rev
fuetory,
James C.,ech of England
Van Brocklin Edward, laborer, Mill st
Van Brocklin Josiah P., moulder,
Hili st
Van Norman Frederick, law student,
Darling st
VAN NORMAN GEORGE R., solicitor, |
barrister, &c., Market st, h Dumfries st
Vanderlip Frederick, cattle dealer,
George st
Vanseoy Charles, saloonkeepery, Dal-
housie st, bds Market st
Vaughan James, tailor, Wellington st
Vesey William, laborer, Oxford st
VICTORIA FOUNDRY, W. Buck, pro-
prie tor, Cedar st
Vivian Joseph, Mount Pleasant
Wade Byron J., shoemaker, Wellington
Bt
Wade Christopher, carpenter, Welling-
ton st
Wade Henry, clerk, Nelson st
DOMINION
Wade Thomas 8., clerk, Nelson st
Wade William A., clerk, Nelson st
Wades Henry, merchant, Nelson st
Wakeman Charles, carpenter, William st
Queen st
Walker Thos., gun maker, Dalhousie st
Walker Udney, tailor, Queen st
Walker W illiam, GT. R. ., Sheridan st
Waller William, Colbor ne st
Walker William, laborer, Kast Cove
Walkinshaw William, machinist,
housie st
Walkinshaw William, tailor,
Wallace George, proprietor
flour mill, Nelson st
WALLACE & HOUGHTON, tanners,
curriers, and wholesale dealers in
leather, hides, &c., and at Princeton,
Colborne st
WALLACE JAMES, J.P.,
Houghton, Nelson st
Wallace John T., storekeeper,
borne st
Walluce Joseph, teamster, Mill st’
W a ace Mrs. Mary, wid James,
Balfour st
Drumbo
of Wallace &
Col-
Wallace
ford st
| Wallace William, laborer, Balfour st
Waller Miss Louisa, dressmaker
Waller William, potter, Dalhousie st
Walsh Frederick, proprietor Fountain
saloon
Walsh John, shoemaker, Oxford st
| Walsh Miles, agent, Market st
Walsh Mrs, Bridget, wid,
Walsh William I., of Welsh & Watsh
Walter James, carpenter, Chatham st
Walters Wim,, tinsmith, bds Colborne st
Walton James, cabinetmaker, bds Col-
borne st
Walton James, blacksmith,
Warburton James,
Marlborough st
| Wareup Isane, of Plewes & Warcup,
| Sheridan st
Warner Hamilton
William st
Warren Edward, laborer,
Washington Win., laborer, Sheridan st
WATEROUS C. IL, & CO., proprietors
Brantford Engine works, Dalhousie st.
Nee Ady
WATEROUS CHARLES I,
Waterous & Co.
Waterous Mrs. Mary:
Watkins William, clerk G.T.R.
ham st
Watson Hargrave, butcher,
Watson Thomas T,, clerk,
Watson William, Giichen Walnut st
Watson Wm. A., agent, Dalhousie st
WATT GEORGE, grocer, Colborne st, h
Alfred st
| Watt George, jun., clerk, Alfred st
Watt James, Alfred st
Watt James, West st
Watt Robert, carpenter,
Watt Thomas, Albion st
Watt W., jun,, barrister, &e.,
h West st
Watt William,
West st
Watts Alfred, grain merchant,
owner, &e., Colborne st, h Dumfries st
Watts John, carpenter, Sheridan st
Webber James, clerk, Colborne st
Webbing Edward H., butcher, Market st,
h Walnut st
| Webster Alexander, gardener, Syden- |
ham st
Robert C., blacksmith, Ox-
Murray st
engineer GER,
W,,
starch factory,
Julfour st
of ©. H.
Walnut st
Dalhousie st
Durham st
builder, Wate
Waldron Richard W., plasterer, Dar- |
ling st
Walker Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker,
Dal- |
Cedar |
Richardson st |
, Syden- |
Kine st, !
10 st, h}
mill }
232 DIRECTORY.
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| Weekes James
| Welding & Belding,
| Whitaker William,
| Whiteup John, cigarmake
| White
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Webster David, finisher, Welling
Webster George T., clerk
Webster Thos., of Mi atthews & Webs.
constable and coroner, Colby re
Webster William D., carpenter
Wedlake John F. . laborer, Nag the,
K., carpenter, Oa
Weightman Charles, carpenter on
Weinaugh John V., grocer, West ¢ ;
Weir John, shoemaker, Victoria
Welch John, Chatham st
Hal LON ef
stoneware Many
facturers, Dalhousie st
Welding William E., of Wi
ing, Darling st
Wells Jeremiah, miatson, (
‘ding &
hureh st
Wells William, laborer, Darli ing
Welsh George, bricklayer, George
Welsh George, carpenter, Balfour s
| Welsh James, mason, Nelson st
Welsh John, plasterer, Sheridan st
Welsh Nixon, carpenter, Belfour st
Welsh Robert, carpenter, Balfour st
Welsh Robert, proprietor
siloon, Nelson st
West Alden B., Colborne st
West Jackson, laborer, Murray s¢
West Mrs. Huphemia, wid Alden
Weston Nathaniel, carpenter, Pearl s
West William, saddler, bds D
Westover William E., clerk, N
Westrip Thomas G., conductor G.1R,
George st
Weyns James, J.P., Darling st
Whalen John, plasterer, Pee! st
Whayman Willan, veterinary surged
George st .
Whingle Richard, Pear! st
Whitaker Starkie, laborer, Marlboroyg
Occidenti!
st
Whitaker Thomas,
Sheridan st
Whitaker William,
“conductor GT}
tinsmith, Oxfords
Marlborough st
r, West st
White Amasa B., blacksmith, We
ton st
White George, jun., carpente:
borne st
White George, watch repairer, Co
borne st
White John, bricklayer, Pear! st
Thomas, bookkeeper. Darlings
Witite William, bagegageman 6.7!
Charlotte st
White William, laborer,
White William, laborer,
land st
Whitehead Miss Caroline, school teacte!
Whitehead Willard M.. Albion st
Whitham Henry F., soda water factory
West st
Grant st
Northumlys
Whitham John, clerk, Alfred st
} Whitham Matthew, fancy store, C0:
borne st
Whitteopp Johar F., cigar factor
| Wickens
King st
Wickens Herbert, clerk, Charlottest
Wickens Herman, Charlotte st
Mrs. Phovbe, wid Stephen
Charlotte st
Wickson Charles, laborer, Walnut st
Widows’ home, Miss Sarah Chapt
matron, William st
Wiegand Hermann, butcher, West
Wiles Ste phen, carpenter, Charlot
Wiley Jonathan, tanner, Water A
Canning st
Wilford Henry, harnessmaker, Welling
ton st ;
Wilkes Alfred J., of Brooke & Wilkes
Darling st
WILKES GEORGE H., of C,H. Water
ous & Co., Palace st.
Wilkie John, bak
NTARIO. |
kes Jua., J.P.,
notary and insu
st, h Darling st
Ikie Jolin, bakd
iIkie Mrs. Isabe
maker, Qneen s
a Charles,
3 Mrs. Mar
Jaide st
kins m John
nest, h Chat
ett Ph ilip, Ct
roug rh st
Thomas, ¢
aims C harles
ie st, h Nel
ms Henry, ]
ie, la
Thomas
mson Patria
mson Win.)
on ——, mason,
ison Andrew
Dumfries st
Filson Christop]
ford st
ILSON TUGHIE
Wilson, bds at ]
Filson James A., 4
Filson James, clet
ilson Jolin, labor
ybert, lal
Wilson T. J, bds a
Dalhousie st
Vinney John, host
instanley Kdwa
hds King st
ter David, cig
ilson Re
s., confe
arrison, ¢
n George, 01
ranels, ACEC
Font Daniel, labor
Food Edward, me
FOOD HON, EDM
nd MPP, bau
mifries st
P od Ji h, earpen
Pood Mrs. Lanah,
hion st
ood rev. John
} : st
oodall Ti homas, ¢
Joods ut ury, innk
Wat ost
vods Beary, Woo
st
oods Thomas, ei
1s Thomas, pi
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Charlotte st
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Pikes Jus., J.P, commissioner in B.R,,
notary an nd insurance agent, Colborne
st, h Darling st
John, baker, Market st
ie John, bakery Queen st
ikie Mrs, Isabella, wid Robert, dress-
maker, Queen st
king Charles, Adelaide st
Tiking Mrs. Maria, wid Richard, Ac le-
ide st
Ae in John W., watchmaker, Col-
pornest, h Chi arlotte st
carpenter, bds Marlbo-
rough st
‘homas, carpenter, bds Marlbo-
rough st
illi uns C harles F.,
ie st, h Nels son st
s Henry, laborer, George st
s lsane, laborer, Albion st
iams Thomas P., baker, Northum-
, hairdresser, Dal-
BS herland st
iIHiamson Patrick, Pearl st
'Hiamson Wim. brieklayer,Colborne st
Wilson —, mason, Alfred st
Tilson Andrew L., clerk of customs,
Dumfries st
Filson Christopher,
ford st
ILSON HUGH Mck., of Cameron &
Wilson, bds at Bingham house
Filson James A., clerk, Colborne st
ilson James, clerk
rilson John, laborer, Sydenham st
ilson Robert, laborer, Oxford st
Wilson T. Joo bds at Commercial hotel,
Dalhousie st
yinney John, hostler, Queen st
yinstanley Edward C., clerk G.T.R.,
hds King st
Puter David, cigar maker, Richardson | ©ot
5 | Doig Alexander,
r George S., clerk, Dalhousie st
* Mrs. Elizabeth, wid) William,
lotle st 4
‘hos., confectioner, Charlotte st
Wisner Harrison, of Adams, Wisner &
sce O., fanning mills, Dal-
George, omnibus driver, Dar-
Frane is, accountant, Dalhousie st
itty Henry S., printer, Dalhousie st
fe Mrs. Ann, wid Robert, William st
oa Daniel, laborer G.T.R,, Grey st
ool Edward, moulder, Wellington st
FOOD HON. EDMUND BURKE, M. P.,
and M. PBs barrister, treasurer for
tle provinee of Ontario, Market. st
h Dumfries st
cod Job, carpenter, Wellington st
oad Mrs. Lanah, wid Andrew G.. Al-
ion st
vot rey, Jolin, Congregationalist,
Dalhousie st
Pood: iil Thomas, carpenter, Sheridan st
Fouls Henry, innkeeper and ea irpenter,
Water 10 at
ig Henry, wood worker, bds Pearl
Fools Thomas, cigar maker, Nelson st
Pood eu mas, painter, Broe ‘k st
sols Thomas, painter, Murray st
vods Walter, wholesale glassware,
Dalhousie st
vodyatt: Augustus,
housie st ;
gunsmith, Dal-
oody¢ att Se umes, town clerk, Town
hall, h Dal housie st
poodyatt Miss Hy arriet, school teacher
Dalhousie st
oodvatt Thomas, solicitor, Market st
h Dalhousie st ’
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Woodyatt William B., patent said
Darling st
Worden Peter, saloonkeeper, Market st
WORKMAN HUGH, brick manutiac-
turer, Colborne st
Gaaiatiis Joseph, farmer
| Desjardins Paul, farmer
Dubois Louis E., postmaster
| Forrest Felix, laborer
| Fry Edward, laborer
Workman John, brickmaker, bds Dal-| Harris Elisha, blacksmith
housie st
Worthington John, grocer, Colborne st |
Wright Benjamin
Wright Charles, shoemaker,
Wright James, engine driver
Market st
Wright John, boilermaker, East Cove
Wright John, shoemaker, Balfour st
W right Jose ph, shoemaker, Balfour st
Wyatt John, carrigemaker,bds Chatham
st
Wyatt John J., waggonmaker
Wye John Henry, M.D., Dalhousie st
Yates Henry, of Yates & Stratford,
Sydenham st
Yates & Stratford, contractors, West st
Young Isaae, |i aborer, Nast cove
Jalfour st
G.T.R.,
Young Wm., lumber merchant, Pearl st |
Yule John, clerk, bds Market st
Zealand Samuel G., clerk, Nelson st
—A small village in the town-
ship of Me county of Ontario, on the
Whitby road, halfway between Beaver-
ton and Orillia, Distant from Bell Ewart,
a station of the Northern railway, 86
miles, from Whitby, the county town, 60
miles, Mail bieweekly. VP opuiation about
100.
BRECHIN
| Barker Joseph, shoemaker
| Bernard John, storekeeper
| Birney John, tavernkeeper
Cameron Archibald, farmer
Campbell rev. Kenneth A., R. catholic,
pastor St Andrew's church
Courtney Michael, farmer
farmer
Doig George, farmer
Knsworth William, fa.mer
Foley James P., postmaster
McCreigh John, farmer
) McFadden Arehibald, blacksmith
MeFathen John, waggonmaker
MeGrath Martin, teacher
MeGrath Michael, weaver
McLennan William, farmer
Murphy Miss Mary, se ool. teacher
Murray Arthur, farmer
Parsons Jacob, farmer
Prophet Patrick W., farmer
Prophet Silas, farmer
Roach Thomas, innkeeper
Seager John He nry, steam mill owner
St Andrew's ehureh, rey, Kenneth A,
Campbell, R. catholic, pastor
Terrill John, farmer
Thompson Miss Grace, storekeeper
Wesleyan methodist church
BRENTWOOD A village inthe town-
ship of Sunnidale, county of Simcoe,
Distant from New Lowell, a station of
the Northern railway, 1} mile, from
Barrie 6 miles, fiom Toronto 60 miles,
Mail daily. Vopulation about 200,
Auger Andrew, farmer
Auger Narcisse, farmer
Auger Theophilus, laborer
Auger Thomas, farmer
Birdsall William, laborer
Brown Thomas, tavernkeeper
Christopher Aaron, of Cook, Christo-
pher & Co,
Coddy John, farmer
Cook, Christopher & Co., saw mill
Cook’ Simeon, of Cook, Christopher
& Co.
Cullen Patrick, farmer
Daley Michael, farmer
Davidson Joseph, saw mill
| Hetfren John, farmer
Hulett William, blacksmith
| Kenyon Thomas, hotelkeeper
| Laporte Louis, farmer
Lapresse D., foreman
| Leane Daniel, farmer
Legate William, firmer
| Legault Antoine, farmer
) Leone B., laborer
| Long James, laborer
| Long John, laborer
| Lovett John, clerk
Macatlay Are see laborer
| Me Bride John, farmer
| McCarthy Charles, laborer
| McCaughey James
| McFariane William, laborer
Maundrell Thomas, laborer
Maxwell James. measurer
Moore Robinson, tavernkeeper
Nadeau Joseph, farmer
O'Connell Jobln, farmer
| Randall Joho, faemer
Ritchie Daniel, laborer
| Jcobillard Joseph, farmer
| Ronson Roger, laborer
| Sabin Daniel, storekeeper
| Seott Thomas, laborer
Scott William, leborer
Shaw ilugh, waggonmaker
Shaw Jobn, laborer
} Shaw John, lumberman
i Smith Daniel, laborer
} Smith Jacob, laborer
Switzer Philip, farmer
Trott Robert, engineer
Verey George C., laborer
Warner George, storekeeper
; Warner John, foreman
Wood W, G., of Cook, Christopher & Co.
BRESLAU—A small villagein the town-
ship amd county of Waterloo, Montreal
Telegraph Co, has an office here, Distant
from Berlin, the county town, 4 miles,
fare lWe.; from Guelph 10 miles, fare
8ee.; trom Toronto 58 miles, fare $1.75.
Mail daily. Population about 200,
Barber Thomas, miller
Becker George, laborer
Betzener Jacob, farmer
Boehmer Jacob, cooper
Boehmer Jolin, cooper
Bowman Abraham, clerk
Break David, farmer
| Breslau hotel, Clas. Gaster, proprietor
Bricker David, of Moyer, Bricker & Co.
Bricker Nphraim, laborer
Bricker John, of Moyer,
Clemens Benjamin, miller
Clemer Abraham, farmer
Cotterell George, station master G.T.R.
Cressman Joseph, farmer
Discher Henry, lime burner
Duke John, switchman G.T.R.
Dunn William, section foreman G.T.R.
Freitland Christian, shoemaker
Gaster Charles, proprietor Breslau hotel
Gotz X., laborer
Heimbach Henry, tailor
Kirkland Alexander, farmer
Koch Henry, blacksmith
Kreason Charles, lime burner
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Mossel I. G., laborer
Moyer, Bricker & Co., storekeepers
Moyer Moses, of Moyer, Bricker & Co.,
postmaster
Shatz Michael, mason
sricker & Co,
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Shedel Jacob, farmer
Shepherd John, switchman G.T.R.
Shoemaker Abraham, blacksmith
Shoemaker George, farmer
Shoemaker John, carpenter
Snider Christian, farmer
Weaver Menno, farmer
Whaner John, carpenter
Winters Samuel, teamster
Zeller Jacob, farmer
Zeller Philip, farmer
BREWERS MILLS—A village in|
the township of Pittsburg, county of
Frontenac, A brisk business is carried
on here in lumber and cordwood. Distant
from Kingston 17 miles, fare 5vc, Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 150.
Anglin Robert, jun., storekeeper
Anglin Robt., sen., postmaster, saw mill
Costello Arthur, laborer
Dean Patrick, lockmaster
Dougherty Philip, farmer
Foster Thomas, grist and carding mill
Frieal Amos, laborer
Hartnett Joseph, foreman saw mill
McKeever Francis, blacksmith
McLaughlin Wm., grocery and tavern
Milne Alexander, shoemaker
Milne Peter, carpenter
Murphy Thomas, farmer
Mutchmore William, pilot
BREWSTER—A small village in the
towuship of Stephen, county of Huron,
Distant from Park Hill, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, from
Goderich, the county town, 28 miles, Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 100.
Armstrong Andrew
Baind James, laborer
Cameron Alexander, hotelkeeper
Cameron Ewen, farmer
Desjardins André, farmer
Desjardins Louis, farmer
Desjardins Pierre, farmer
Desjardins Xavier, farmer
Drake James, laborer
Fulton Robert
Fulton William, farmer
Hobrook William, mill worker
House Wellington, storekeeper
Huston William, school teacher
King A., mill owner
McArthur John, jun., farmer
McArthur John, sen., farmer
McDougall W., postmaster
Mitchell John, farmer
Morris Thomas, tavernkeeper
Perrise John, sawyer
BRIDGENORTH-—A village on Lake
Chemong, township of Smith, county of
Peterborough. Distant from Peterbo-
rough, the county town and a station of
the Midland railway, 6 miles, fare aise.
Mail daily. Population about 150,
Bromwell Jacob, carpenter and photo-
grapher
Coone W. B., laborer
Cummings Jacob, laborer
Dean Marcus S., J.P., postmaster, mill
owner and storekeeper
Dobson Robert, laborer
Dunbar Asa, hotelkeeper
Gagnon Thomas, laborer
Garretty Putrick, laborer
Gravel Charles, laborer
Gray George, cooper
Griffith James, carpenter
Harvey Edwin, pensioner
Hay Robert M.
Kelly Samuel §., J.P., storekeeper
Kelly W. B., lumber merchant
McCall Charles, constable
McCall James, carpenter
McCall William, shoemaker
McCilmoyls Charles, laborer
McDonald Neil, blacksmith
McFadden Hugh, boat builder |
Mann Aaron, farmer
Mann James, cheese factor and farmer |
Moffat William, tailor
Morland James, cooper |
Pearson Richard, carpeater
Pope John, hotelkeeper
Quin John, laborer
Quin Martin, laborer
Robertson John, weaver
Udy William, laborer
Watson John N., tinsmith and painter
Wesleyan church, mission from Lake-
field
BRIDGEPORT—A_ thniving village |
on the Grand river, township and coun- |
ty of Waterloo. Little progress has
been made, however, during the past few
years, The village has extensive water
power which is applied to various manu-
factures. It has been a good lumbering
district, and its resources are y
no means exhausted. Distant from Ber-
lin, the county town and a station of
the Grand ‘Trunk railway, 2 miles,
from Waterloo 2 miles, from Hamilton
39 miles, from Toronto 68 miles. Mai!
daily. Population about 709.
Abel George, dyer
Albert Henry, proprietor, Bridge hotel
Albert John, carpenter
Alderson James, J.P.
Alderson John, farmer
Alderson Robert
Aumann John, blacksmith
Bechtel Isaac, teamster
Beck Philip, tailor
| Bernfuss Frank, miller
Bierenstiehl Adam, potter
Bierenstiehl Henry, saddler
Boetel John, laborer
Bollender John, weaver
Bridge hotel, Albert, Henry proprietor
| Brough James, weaver
Burkholder Daniel, farmer
Devitt James, teamster
Dumke Frederick, laborer
Eby Abraham, farmer
Eby Benjamin W., farmer
Eby Elias, postmaster
Eby Tobias, assistant postmaster
Erb Amos, farmer
Erb David
Eular rev. George, Lutheran
Ferrier Thomas L., weaver
Ferrier William, student
Fisher Fidel, engineer
Fleischaeur John, dealer
Harrison Edward, tanner
Harrold Richard, teacher
Heiser Stephen, carpenter
Hollinger George, cooper
Hollinger Michael, cooper
Huehn Conrad, blacksmith
Huehn Henry, blacksmith
Huff Adam, tailor
Huff John, shoemeker
Johnston William
Keffer Henry, farmer
Knechtel Philip, farmer
Koch Baron Julius
Kraft John, farmer
Kraft John B., farmer
Kraft Moses, farmer
Krentzwieser Michael, carpenter
Lancaster hotel, John Schmidt, pro-
prietor
Lenn Leonard, sawyer
McBain William, miller
McCloy William, window blind maker
McGill William, weaver
Meyer Charles T., mason
Meyer John, millwright
| Rick Christian, tailor
Michbury Adam, weaver
Miller he D., blacksmith
Murray Adam, of Wendling ¢ yf
Mnihe Ghavied gardener — . tum
Potter Frederick A., farmer
Reinhardt David, farmer
Reiter Jacob, weaver
Reiter Jacob, jun., cooper
%oos George, cooper
Roos Isaac, cooper
ROSBACH ADAM. V,, sadiler gj
harnessmaker ‘
tudolph Henry, limeburner
Rudolph John, engineer
Schelley Amos, farmer
Scheuerman Frederick L., tanner
Scheuerman Henry, tanner
Schiedel Noah, hotelkeeper
Schmidt Andrew A., weaver
Schmidt George T., laborer
Schmidt John, proprietor Lancige
hotel
Schwoob Joseph, laborer
Seibert JacobS., carpenter
Shantz Isaae E., dealer
Shantz Tobias, miller
Shirk Peter, of Shirk & Snider
Shirk & Snider, saw and grist mill
Snider Hiram, miller
Snider Samuel 8., of Shirk & Snile
Spiersnan Henry, foreman
Stockfish ain ge laborer
| Vetter Adolphe, painter
Weber Benjamin, farmer
Weber Isaac, farmer
Wellem John, waggonmaker
Wendell Louis, teamster
Wendling Jacob, of Wendling & Mu.
ray
Wendling & Murray, woollen mill
Wesch Jacob, sawyer
Yantz John, shoemaker
BRIDGEWATER— A village on th
Scootamatta river, township of Eli
county of Hastings. It was first
in the year 1854, possesses an w
extent of water power, with a gristnil,
saw mill, carding mill,foundry, sevtheal
hammer mannfactories, a town hall audi
common school. Tron, copper, gold at
other minerals are to be found inthe
cinity. There are some extensive mits,
and quarries of white marble Mie
treal Telegraph Co. has an office hem
Distant from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare $14
Mail daily, Population about 45).
Barker Miss Mary, music teacher
Barry Robert, J.P., councillor
Bauder John, miller
Bragg John, tanner and currier
Bragg William & Co., foundry
Breeze John D., clerk j
BRIDGEWATER HOUSE, John t
Odell, proprietor ;
Campbell Thomas, stage driver
Campbell William, teamster
Chanque Michael, cooper
Crawford Samuel, mechanic
Credicott John, butcher
Dingman rey. G. John, Wesleyan
Downing John, clerk
Elliott Thomas, baker
Empey Francis, shoemaker
Firch Henry, millwright
Flint Charles, township clerk !
Flint hon. Billa, senator, reeve, sor
keeper, saw and grist mill, fount, §
lumber ‘
Frost Joseph, waggon and carriag
maker
Frost Oliver C., cabinetmaker
Gilligan Thomas, stage driver
Gonyea Charles, farmer
Guyott Peter, hammer maker
failstone John, a
Marrison James H
fart Samuel, tea’
leath Charles, cl
igginbotham A
ardy Alfred, lab
lardy Sydney, la
ackgon David, mi
MES EDWIN,
Montreal Telegt
err William, car
incaid Joseph, b
eingteuber Erne
angley Michael,
cAfee John, tail
Mairs James, cler
anahan James
axwell Michael,
axwell Patrick, {
errill George, bo
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James, operator
ealon Dennis, lu
oakes Richard
DELL JOHN H
water house
Matras Louis, blac
athman Claus
we Michael
ager Alexander, 1
nith William, lat
pencer William, |
rinton John, saw
almond Miss Me
dressmaker
ucker Francis, m
urner Joshua W.,,
uttle Leslie, scho
uttle James, cler
arren Victor, han
yemp William B.,
a olfe George, car
BRIGHAIDS |
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of Oxford. Distant
miles, from Inger:
Great Western ra
Woodstock, the ¢
ve London 33 m
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mmstrong Willian
ackmer Alonzo,
ougner John, car
ennis James, sch
ry Thomas, labor
dwards Robert, g
orbes Robert G,, |
manbdon Thomas,
cDowell Joseph,
ercer Thomas, fai
Pinnel Charles, far
urney Joseph, lal
BRIGHT—A flor
townships of Blet
county of Oxford.
Co, has an office |
the Buffalo and G
Grand Trunk ra
Drumbo 4 miles, fi
from Paris 18 mile:
countytown, 14m
thiles, from Dunny
crich 64 miles, fr
BMaildaily, Popul
Adams Price, cooy
merican Mercha
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Batson Charles, ni
Bond Thomas, far
Bond William, fea!
eeristow Edwin, ca
prown George, fa
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ailstone John, assessor and collector
farrison James E., farmer
fart Samuel, teamster
eath Charles, clerk
inbotham Andrew, M.D.
ie nly Alfred, laborer
lardy Sydney, laborer,
BSF ackeon David, millwright
MES EDWIN, postmaster, operator
Montreal Telegraph Co,
err William, carpenter —
incaid Joseph, blacksmith
einsteuber Ernest, shoemaker
angley Michael, assessor
V,, saddlop and
turner
ol: cAtee John, tailor
r Mairs James, clerk Division court
L., tanner anahan James
nner axwell Michael, farmer
eeper axwell Patrick, farmer
veaver errill George, bookkeeper
tborer ONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO., E.
retour Lancs James, operator
ealon Dennis, lumber agent
rer oakes Richard
nter MEODELL JOHN H., proprietor Bridge-
‘ water house
Patras Louis, blacksmith
& Snider athman Claus
nd grist mill we Michael
ager Alexander, miller
shirk & Sniter mith William, laborer
man pencer William, harnessmaker
orer mvinton John, sawyer
er almond Miss Mary J., milliner and
ler dressmaker
cker Francis, mason
nmaker urner Joshua W., councillor, tinsmith
ter uttle Leslie, school teacher
Wendling & Mu. uttle James, clerk
arren Victor,hammer and trap maker
emp Willixm B., stage proprietor
Wolfe George, carding mill factory
BRIGHAIS CORNERS—A vil-
lage in the township of Dereham, county
of Oxford. Distant from Brownsville 2
miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the
Great Western railway, 18 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 28 miles,
ae London 83 miles. Population about
W.
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be found in them
> extensive mins,
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» @ station of te
8 miles, fare $1.8.
about 459,
mstrong William, carpenter
lackmer Alonzo, farmer
ugner John, carpenter
nnis James, school teacher
ry Thomas, laborer
dwards Robert, grocer
orbes Robert G., farmer
ie teacher mambdon Thomas, farmer
neillor eDowell Joseph, farmer
ercer Thomas, farmer
Pinnel Charles, farmer
urney Joseph, laborer
BRIGHT—A flourishing village in the
townships of Blenheim and Blandford,
county of Oxford. Montreal Telegraph
1 currier
oundry
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ister
pr Drumbo 4 miles, from sville 4 miles,
anic Y from Paris 13 miles, from Woodstock, the
' countytown, 14 miles, from Brantford 21
tniles, from Dunnville 58 miles, trom God-
crich 64 miles, from Buffalo 97 miles,
Mail daily, Population about 600.
dams Price, cooper
merican Merchant's Union Express
Co, H.R. Sharp, agent
patson Charles, night operator, depot
bond Thomas, farmer
ond William, fe mer
. rstow Edwin, carpe
nd carriag+ fh ] , carpenter
a - rown George, farmer
the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Wesleyan
Ker
clerk
br, reeve, store
mill, founds, §
sae AMERON | JOHN, general merchant
ea me and pro rietor stave factory
owan John, jun., carpenter
abi * The post office is at Brownsville,
pCo. hasan office here, It is a station of
Grand Trunk nit Distant from |
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DOMINION 235 DIRECTORY.
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Cowan John, sen., innkeeper, farmer
Cuthbertson George
Cuthbertson John, farmer
Cuthbertson William, innkeeper
Elliott William, farmer
EMPEY ARCHIBALD M., station
agent G.T.R., and agent Montreal)
Telegraph Co.
Evans Samuel, farmer
Foreman William, laborer
Gibson Matthew, clerk
Green William C., clerk
Gustard John, pedlar
Henderson Samuel, harnessmaker
Henry James, general merchant
Hewitt George, farmer
HEWITT HENRY, grain and produce
merchant, farmer
Hobson Benjamin, clerk
Howell George, laborer
Howell James, foreman in stave factory
Howitt John, laborer
Jones John, engineer
Lougheed George D., M.D.
McKie Mrs. Isabella, wid
McKie Kobert, blacksmith
Monk Charles, innkeeper, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., A.
M. Empey, agent
Murdock Alexander
Murray John, laborer G.T.R.
Peters Jost, waggonmaker
Pummel James, shoemaker
Pummel William, blacksmith
Riesberry John, farmer
Riesberry Robert, jun., carpenter
Riesberry Robert, sen., farmer
Robson John, tailor
Rostock Gustave, tailor
Rowe George, shoemaker
Russell Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott William, farmer
Sharp Herbert R., postmaster, express
agent
Shearer John, farmer
Steedsman William, J.P., farmer
Stein William, carpenter
Streets Jarvis, section master G.T.R.
Swears Benjamin, laborer
Vair Thomas, storekeeper
Wilson Edwin, clerk
BRIGHTON— An incorporated village
on Presqu’ Isle Bay, Lake Ontario, town-
ship of Brighton, county of Northumber-
land. It is a port of entry ; and a steam-
er plies three times a week between this
place, Colborne harbor, Cobourg, and
Oswego, N. Y, The manufacturies are
represented by two grist mills, one plas-
ter mill anda tannery, A station of the
Grand Trunk railway is in the village.
Montreal Telegraph Co. and Dominion
Telegraph Co. have offices here. Distant
from Cobourg, the county town, 22 miles,
from Toronto 92 miles, from Montreal
241 miles. Mail daily. Population about |
1700.
Alexander James, farmer
Ames John, photographer, Main st
Ames Robert, cabinetmaker, Main st
Anderson Edward, joiner, Oliphant st
Auston John, of Barker & Auston,
Main st
Barker & Auston, druggists, Main st
Barker Robert, of Barker & Austin
Main st
Begg Peter, printer, Prince Edward st
Benedict Daniel D., laborer, Baldwin st
Bettis Uriah, laborer, Railroad st
Bevitt Mrs. Catherine, wid Michael
Young st
Bevitt Russell, painter
Black Robert, laborer, Prince Edward st
Blizard John, boots and shoes, Prince
| Edward st
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Bly Adam, fisherman
Bly James, laborer, Harbor st
Bly John, fisherman, Division st
| Bowles J_H., operator Dominion Tele-
graph Jo,
Bowles , ohn, grocer, Prince Edward st
Bowles ‘William, shoemaker, Young st
Brooks Janl., laborer, Prince Edward st
Brooks Jacob, shoemaker, Division st
Browa William, fisherman, Prince Ed-
ward st
Bryant Patrick, farmer
Buckley Stiles, treasurer, Main st
Bullock Bros., grocers, Prince Edward st
Bullock Christopher E., grocer, Main st
Bullock David, of Bullock Brothers,
Main st
Bullock Lisle, of Bullock Brothers,
Main st
Burr John, bricklayer, Main st
Burns Patrick, laborer
Butler George Coltman, M.D.
Butler John, farmer, Napier st
Butler William, carding mill, Prince
Edward st
Carey Isaac, joiner, Prince Edward st
Carnricke John, baker, Dundas st
Carr Wm. R., drover, Prince Edward st
Carter Hiram, laborer, Prince Edward st
Carter Léo., joiner, Prince Edward st
Carter Robert, joiner, Butler st
Carter Robert, carpenter
Casey Thomas, Prince Edward st
Chapman David, tailor, Main st
Chase Isaac, laborer, Chapel st
Childrose Andrew, laborer, Prince Ed-
ward st
Church of England, Sanford st rev, C
E. Morton, minister
Clark Alfred W.. blacksmith, Harbor st
CLARK HOUSE, Robert G. Clark, pro-
prietor, Main st
Clark Jared O., carriagemaker, Prince
Edward st
Clark Peter B., grocer, Prince Edward
st
CLARK ROBERT G., proprietor Clark
house, Main st
Claus Donald, fisherman, Baldwin st
Claus Nathan, fisherman, Napier st
Clouston Joseph, grocer, Main st
Clute Mrs., Prince Edward st
Cook Hermon L., M.D., Victoria st
Cook Silas, tanner, Main st
Coon George, joiner
Corbett Henry, laborer, Ontario st
Corby Thomas R., marblecutter, Main st
Covell James, fisherman, Harbor st
Covell William, laborer
Coyl William, blacksmith, Dundas st
Crandle John, laborer, Division st
Crysler John, laborer
Dafoe Samuel, joiner, Prince Edward st
Dalton Thomas, barrister, Sanford st
Davey Joseph, harnessmaker, Prince
Edward st
Day Harvey, butcher, Prince Edward st
Dean Noble B., M.D., Young st
Demill Isaac B., hardware, Main st
Dingman Mrs. Hannah, wid Joseph,
Main st
Dixon R., night operator G.T.R.
Dominion Telegraph Co., J. H. Bowles,
operator, Prince Edward st
Douglas John, laborer, Main st
Drewry George, J.P., Main st
Dulmadge Daniel M., dentist, Division st
Edwards Edgar W., Main st
Episcopal methodist church, rev. Pas-
chal Knox,
Ewing Ben, T., insurance agent, Main st
Eyre John, M.P.P., barrister, Main st
Fairman Chs., jun., joiner, Division st
Fairman Chs., sen., laborer, Division st
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Fife Amos E., M.D., Railroad st
Finton John, laborer, Prince Kdward st
Fisk Edward S., shoemaker, Sanford st
Flagler John F., blacksmith, Division st |
Fleet,Edward, laborer, Railroad st
Forbes Alexander, barrister, Main st
Fraser Donald. laborer, Napier st
Fry George A., laborer, Victoria st
Garretsee Daniel, grocer, Prince Ed- }
ward st
Good Abraham, joiner
Grand Trunk railway station, P. R.
Ryan, agent
Grems John W., joiner, Iid-
ward st
Gross Albert, photographer, Main st
Gross Horace, Alice st
Gross Pitkin, M.D., Main st
Gross Samuel, farmer, Oliphant st
Gross Thomas P., Young st
Gunyo Asa, laborer, Main sth Ontario st |
Gunyo Edward, laborer, Ontario st |
Hagan Hugh, laborer, Harbor st |
Prince
Hardeastle George, laborer, Main st |
Hecth Andrew C., saddler, Young st
Henderson Mrs., school teacher, Prince |
Edward st
Herbert James, laborer
Hewitt —, clerk, Main st
Hewitt Mrs. Matilda, ‘wid Thos., Divi- |
sion st
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Martin Charles, sailor, Prince Edward st | Snider
Meade Mrs. Eliza, wid Henry, Prince
Edward st
Miller John, farmer
| Mills Matthew, farmer, Prince Edwardst
Mills William, farmer, Chapel st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO.,, T.C.
Lockwood agent Dundas st
Mountney Andrew, grocer, Baldwin st
Moran Patrick, pedlar, Napier st
| Morrison George, laborer, Main st
Morrison G. H., Main st
Morton rev. C. E., ch of England
Mowers Alexander, laborer
Mountney Cornelius, sailor, Baldwin st
Mulligan Charles, farmer, Main st
Nerdon John, sailor, Prince Edward st
| Nesbitt James, general store, Main st
| Nickle James, farmer, Proctor st
Nix Charles E., farmer
Nix Edward, bds at Clark house,
st
Main
| Nix John W.
| Olsen Stephen, watchmaker, Main st
| Palmer Mrs. wid Joseph, Division st
Persons J. F., boat builder, Main st
Peterson Nicholas H., general store,
Prince Edward st
Peterson William, laborer
Phillips Charles W., fisherman
| Phillips James H., grocer, Main st
Hodges Albert O., clerk of Courts, | philips Mrs. —, wid Beekman
Main st
Hubble James, laborer,
Hunter Duncan, hop
Edward st
Huyck George, carriagemaker, Prince |
Edward st |
Jizard Harvey, laborer, Napier st
Johnston Richard, mason
Jones & Sills Misses, milliners, Main st
Ketchum Hiram E., Young st |
Ketchum Maitland P., exchange broker |
and general store, Main st
jaldwin st
farmer, Prince |
| Post. office,
| Proctor
| Platt Willett, lumber merchant, Main st
Lockwood, post- | ( )
| Vandeusin Peter J., joiner, Divisions
Joseph
master, Dundas st
| Presbyterian church, rey, Peter Duncan, |
minister, Young st
Pringle Eli, plasterer, Main st
Ira R., farmer, Main st
Proctor
ward st
Proctor [saae 8.,
ward st
Proctor John E., storekeeper, Main st
grocer, Prince Ed-
Knox rev. Paschal, Episcopal methodist | proctor Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Isaae.Prince
Main st
Lawler Mrs Ann, wid Patrick, Alice st |
Lee John, storekeeper, Main st |
Lewis Henry carriagemaker, Prince |
Edward
Lisk Arthur, laborer, Alice st
Lockhart John, pedlar, Railroad st
Lockwood Joseph, postmaster, Dundas
st
Lockwood Thomas C.,, assistant post-
master, Dundas st
Lockwocd Milton K., notary and town
clerk, issuer of licences and agent C.
P. B.S., Prince Edward st
Lowe William H., farmer, Elizabeth st
McAlease John, blacksmith, Main st
McCallum Alexander, agent, Sanford st
McCartney Joseph, laborer, Main st
McCullough Miss Mary L., milliner,
Main st
McGonagel J. B., carriagetrimmer, Alice
st
McGrath Jas., laborer, Prince Edward
st
McKechnie ©. R., farmer
McKenzie Daniel, wharfinger, Baldwin st
McLatchie Alfred, head master Gram-
mar school, Main st
McTaggart D. & W., boots and shoes,
Main st
McTaggart Daniel, of D. & W. McTag-
gart, Main st
McTaggart Wallace, of D. & W.
McTaggart, Main st
Mahew W. A., law clerk, Railroad st
Marks rev. Dr. —, Wesleyan
Marsh George, farmer
Edward st
Proctor William C., dry goods, Prince
Edward st
Purdy Hiram, tinsmith, Main st
Isane O., dentist, Prince Ed- |
| Purdy Lewis .A., general store, Main st
| Purdy R.S., tinsmith, Young st
| Purdy Samuel, grist mill, William st
| Quackenbush Calvin, tailor, Main st
| Quackenbush Peter, farmer, Main st
| Quick captain John, sailor, Oliphant st
| Quick William, sailor, Harbor st
| Richmond Marmaduke, Young st
| Rickley John, Prince Edward st
| Rodgers William, joiner, Harbor st
| Rolls James, M.D., druggist, Main st
| Rose Mrs. Christiana, wid Philip, gro-
| cery, Main st
tyan P. R., agent G.T.R.
| Sanford Isaac ©., farmer
Sanford Joseph 8., accountant, Main st
Sanford Josiah H., hotelkeeper, Rail-
road st
Sanford Mrs. Adeline, wid William,
Prince Edward st
Sanford Mrs. Julia, wid Thos., Main st
Sanford Oran, farmer, Main st
Sanford Thomas D., farmer, Main st
Scarlet —, school teacher
Sheffel Cyrus, laborer
Shewman Boltus, laborer, Oliphant st
Shewman Henry, laborer, Napier st
Simple William, Baldwin st
Simpson Obed, farmer, Main st
Singleton George, Dundas st
Smith Jacob, baker, Main st
Smith James A., grocer, Main st
Smith Sidney, farmer
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Brothers,
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Snider Henry, of Snider Brother
Snider house, Snider Brothers
tors, Main st
Proprietors Snide
8, Maing,
» pr Iprigs
| Snider Levi, of Snider Brothers, Main g
Solomon James, E., printer, Oliphanty
Sommers James, saddler, bds at (lak
house, Main st i
Spencer Augustus, joiner, Prince fj
ward st 7
Squires Henry, Main st
Stanley James, saddler, Main st
Stephens Daniel T., farmer, Sanford y
Stevens Mrs, Ann, wid Elisha, Pris
Edward st
Stewart John, hotelkeeper, Main st
j; Storms Mrs. Mary, Prince Edward x
Sutherland Mrs. A., wid Win, Pring
Edward st
Swan Joseph, farmer, Division st
Taylor J. M., blacksmith
Taylor John, laborer, Young st
Taylor Mrs. Phoebe, wid William, Pring
Edward st
Terey Mrs. Rebecca, wid T. G., milling
Main st
Thayer Tra B., hardware, Prince Bi
ward st
| Thayer Isaiah, saddler, Prince Edwards
Thayer Isaiah B., Prince Edward s
Thayer Nathaniel, Prince Edward s
Tobey Jasper, accountant, Young st
Valleau Cornelius, joiner
Vanhorn Cornelius, Main st
Vanhorn James, Chapel st
Vanwicklen Silvanus, blacksmith
Waldren Joseph 8., mariner, Ontario
WALDREN PROF. J. E., M.D., of St
ney, Ontario, P. O. address Wii
bridge, Ontario, at the Clark hou
Brighton, monthly
Wallace Geo, A., matehmaker,Proctors
Walt James, butcher, Division st
Ward John, cooper, Prince Edward
Waters Mrs. Elizabeth, weaver, }
Webb Thomas, general store, cor Maa
and Prinee Edward sts
Webb Wilson W., grocer, Main st
Wellington Isaac M., baker and groce,
Main st
Weslevan Methodist church, rev. Dt
Marks, minister, Prince Edward st
Whitty James, laborer, Butler st
Wicks William, butcher, Main st
Wilkins John S., Napier st
Wilson David, tailor, Main st
Wright William J., mariner, Prince f
ward st j
Wynn Robert, boots and _ shoes, Mait
st, h Division st
BRINK WORTH—A small villaget
the township of Rawdon,county of list
ings. It was first settled in the year 3
The soil of the surrounding country i
rich clay loam, well adapted to the ral
of wheat, barley, and other staple griits
The village has a good common schod
Distant from Stirling 6 miles, fare 2.
from Belleville, a station of the Grol
Trunk railway, 21 miles, fare 7c.
tri-weekly, Population about 100.
Baird rev. Joseph, Baptist
Caveler James, pumpmaker
Chard Perlee, farmer
Doxsee Hiram, carpenter
Hoard Nathan, farmer
Hubbel Isanc
Hubble Baree, laborer
Huffman Daniel, shoemaker
Huffman John, farmer
Merrick Isaac, farmer
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Martin Alexander, deputy sheriff, Prince | Smith William W., watchmaker, Pringy
INTARIO, |
eterson David, labs
amsey Charles, far
amsey James, farm
harp Samuel, black!
Veaver Sylvester, fi
estcott Samuel, fa
estcott William, fe
illiams Allan, post
illiams Calvin, far
illiams Marshall B
oodbeck Ezariah,
RINSLEY—A vi
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This place is surrou
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station of the Gr
miles, from Lucan
don 24 miles. Mail bi
bout 100.
loomfield John, farn
ighton John
own George, postn
Drbitt John, J.P., fi
ven Linwood, far
rling John, farmer
wood Mark, gaoler
aly Oliver, laborer
Ddgings John, blac]
e George, farmer
se Christopher, fa
Drgan Edward, inn
rley John, farmer
erce Moses, farmer
hardson John, fur
oldise William, shc
ck George, miller
dder John, farmer
dd Alexander, schc
RISBANE—A si
ownship of Erin, coy
hane’s lake in the vi
ent trout fishing. Dist
pilés, from Georgeto
unk railway, 13 mi
aily. Population abe
hley Joshua A., vet
ry John, councillo
stol hotel, B. Lease
rris John, wheelwo
son B., proprietor,
be John
kelean George J,,
er, Conveyancer
ton Thomas R., bl.
ITANNIA—A ri:
Wuship of Toronto,
Astant from Brampte
rad Trunk railway
nto, 20 miles, Mail
Dout 100,
tin James, farmer
rn Joseph, farmer
ster Joseph, firme:
bean George, farme
Oner Elias, school
Iner Joseph, farme
ner Robert, farme
Mam Matthew
Hine William, farmy
Hugh, farmer
V John, farmer
head Allen, farme
lelland John, farn
lelland Samuel, fa
lelland Thomas, fi
Joseph, postmaste
bett James, firmer
¢ James, farmer
re Samuel, farmer
DR, shoemaker
Bir Johnston, farm:
le Clifford, labore
€ Isaac, farmer
Re Matthew, farmer
orerly called Brist
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Elisha, Pring
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eterson David, laborer
amsey Charles, farmer
amsey James, farmer —
harp Samuel, blacksmith
Jeaver Sylvester, farmer
estcott Samuel, farmer
estcott William, farmer
‘liams Allan, postmaster, storekeeper |
illiams Calvin, farmer
illiams Marshall B., farmer
oodbeck Ezariah, farmer
RINSLEY-—A village in the township
of McGillivray, county of Middlesex,
This place is surrounded by & splendid
Pest annntry, Dis ; ilsa Craig, | ;
wheat country. Distant from Ailsa Craig, | prennan Michael, laborer
station of the Grand Trunk railway,
miles, from Lucan 8 miles, from Lon- |
jon 24 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population
bout 100.
loomfield John, farmer
ighton John
own George, postmaster, storekeeper
prbitt John, J.P., farmer
aven Linwood, farmer
rling John, farmer
wood Mark, gaoler
aly Oliver, laborer
Ddgings John, blacksmith
e George, farmer
se Christopher, farmer
brgan Edward, innkeeper
riey John, farmer
erce Moses, farmer
hardson John, furrier
oldise William, shoemaker
ck George, miller :
dder John, farmer
dd Alexander, school teacher
RISBANE—A small village in the
ownship of Erin, county of Wellington,
hane’s lake in the vicinity affords excel-
ent trout fishing. Distant from Guelph 16
ilés, from Georgetown, on the Grand
unk railway, 13 miles, fare 50c. Mail
ily. Population about 50.
ley Joshua A., veterinary surgeon
ry John, councillor, farmer
stol hotel, B. Leason, proprietor
rris John, wheelworker and turner
son B., proprietonBristol hotel
be Jolin
Kelean George J., postmaster, gro-
er, conveyancer
ton Thomas R., blacksmith
ITANNIA—A rising village in the
Wuship of Toronto, county of Peel,
istant from Brampton, a station of the
raud Trunk railway 6 miles, from To-
nto, 20 miles. Mail daily, Population
Dout 100,
tin James, farmer
Wn Joseph, farmer
ster Joseph, farmer
bean George, farmer
oner Elias, school teacher
Iner Joseph, farmer
her Robert, farmer
him Matthew
Hine William, farmer
Hugh, farmer
Vy John, farmer
head Allen, firmer
lelland John, farmer
plelland Samuel, farmer
lelland Thomas, farmer
Joseph, postmaster, carriage builder
bett James, firmer
me James, farmer
ye Samuel, farmer
PR, shoemaker
lar Johnston, firmer
fle Clifford, laborer
He Isaac, farmer
é Matthew, farmer
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Winter George, farmer
Wright Wesley R., farmer
Young Joseph, blacksmith
BROCKTON—A village on
street, township and county of
Distant from the City hall, Toronto, 3}
miles. Two mails a
day.
about 250,
Population
Abbs James
Abbs William, gardener
Awde William, butcher
Barry George, of Barry & Sons, Col-
borne st
Barry & Sons, Colborne st
Brockton Club house, Frank Kennedy,
proprietor
Brown Bear inn, Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph,
Church, proprietress
Buckley Patrick, laborer
| Butler William, mail conductor
| Campbell Richard, grocer
Church Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph, post-
mistress, proprietress Brown Bear inn
| Connor Thomas, storekeeper
| Crealock John, drover
| Curran Philip, laborer
Duggan James, laborer
Dunn William, butcher
Griffin Michael, tailor
Harden M.
Hill Alexander, gardener
Howard Thomas, ironmonger, Yonge st
Kearns Patrick, carpenter
Kennedy Frank, proprietor Brockton |
Club house
McGregor Archibald, rope factory
McKenna Patrick, laborer
Mallon John, butcher
Maloney John, laborer
Maloney Patrick, laborer
Nolan Michael, storekeeper and tavern
O’Hara colonel, farmer
Ontario hotel, M. Slattery, proprietor
Scott John, butcher
| Slattery Michael, proprietor QUntario
hotel
Smith William, butcher
Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer
Tracey Patrick, laborer
Tracey Thomas, laborer
Worms Robert, farmer
BROCK VILLE—A flourishing town on
the bank of the River St Lawrence, at the
foot of the Lake of a Thousand Islands,
township of Elizabethtown, county of
Leeds. It is a port of entry, and the
chief town of the counties of Leeds and
Grenville, which are united for munici-
pal and judicial purposes, The streets
tor the most part are laid out at right
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bethtown, sends one member to the
House of Commons
local legislature. Montreal Telegraph
Co, has an office here, All the steamers
plying between Montreal, Kingston, To-
ronto and Hamilton stop here, and one
of the Northern Transportation Co.'s
propellers leaves daily for Chicago and
intermediate og es A steam ferry boat
plics every half hour during the summer
vetween this place and Morristown, a vil-
lage in the State of New York. The
Grand Trunk railway passes through: the
northern part of the town, and has a
large station and locomotive engine build-
ing; and the Brockville and Ottawn rail-
way, from the shore of the St Law:cice,
through the town to Sand Point, on the
Ottawa, has here its southern terminus
The opening of the Canada Central
railway, from Carleton Place to Ottawa,
has given Brockville direct commu-
nication with the capital. Distant from
Prescott junction 183 miles, from Perth 40
miles, from Kingston 47 miles,from Corn-
wall 58 miles, from Ottawa 65 mi es, from
Montreal 125 miles. Mail daily, Popu-
lation about 6500.
Abbott Amos, chief constable, John st
ABBOTT H. A., vice president and
managing director Brockville and
Ottawa railway, and managing direc-
tor Canada Central railway, office
foot of Market st, h Court house av
Abbott John N., Perth st
Adams Francis, sexton
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
of the Canadian and American mails,)
between Montreal, Quebec and Liver-
pool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
during winter navigation, head office,
Montreal; Canadian Express Co.,
agent. See Adv page facing first cover
Anderson John, laborer, Perth st
Anderson John, shoe store, Main st
Anderson William, shoemaker, Main st,
h George st
Andrew William, bookkeeper, Main st
Andrews Jesse, proprietor Graud Trunk
hotel, Railroad st
Armour Robert, carter, Church st
ASHMAN C, R., from London, Eng.,
manufactures saddle-trees of all des-
criptions, cheaper and better than can
be obtained in Canada or the United
States, Wall st
ATCHERLEY COLONEL F, T., deputy
adjutant general
Atkins Mrs. William, George st
Ayre Thomas, laborer, Pearl st
Babcock Charles M., salesman, Main st
Baker William, Pearl st
angles, spacious, clean and adorned with | Baker Thomas, plumber, St_ Andrew st
numerous fine buildings, both public and
private; the hotels are excellent, and
the greater part of the town is supplied
with gas,
ists, and a desirable home for permanent
residents. Brockville boasts of several im-
portant branches of industry, prominent
amongst which are the Novelty Works of
James Smart, Esq. , affording employment
to 130 hands in the manufaeture of hard-
ware and stoves, Messrs, Smart & Steacy
manufacture hardware, labor-saving ma-
chines, and a variety of useful articles;
Messrs. Allan, Turner & Co, manufacture
whitelead, Messrs. Hall& Childs,buck and
kid mitts and gloves, Messrs Tilly& Briggs,
sashes and blinds, W. McCullough, Esq.,
snaths,grain cradles,&e., and ‘The Brock-
ville Chemical and Super-Phosphate Co,,’’
sulphuric acid and superphosphate of
lime. This latter estab ishment deserves
particular notice, as it isone ofonly three
in the Dominion for the manufacture of
the former article, and the only one for
the latter, The materials for both are
found within short distances of the town.
Brockville, with the township of Eliza-
It is a pleasant resting place |
for travellers, a delightful resort for tour- | °
| Barber John, laborer, Main st
| Beatty
3anfield Benjamin, mason, Main st
BANK OF MONTREAL, J. N. Travers,
manager; E.S8. Clouston, accountant ;
J. A. Farmer, teller, Court house ay
Barber Samuel, shoemaker, George st
.| Barker Francis, clerk, Park st
Barker Mrs. Sarah, wid Ralph, Water st
Barr George, clerk, Market st
Barr Henry, jun., tinware, 127 Main st
Barr Henry, sen., teamster, Water st
| Barr Solomon, carpenter, Wall st
Bartle Bryan, joiner, California st
Bates George, carpenter
| Bayley John, laborer G.T.R., Church st
| Beach Mrs, A., wid Stephen, George st
| Beacher Horace, carter, Main st
Beacher Stephen N., painter, George st
y Robert, sectionman G.T.R.,
John st
| Bedlow Ruiter, blacksmith, Abbott st
Beecher Isaac, Railroad st
Beecher William F., Market st
and one to the
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Belair William, St Andrew st
Bell J. J., William st
Bell & Tacaberry, cabinetmakers, 71
Main st
Bell William, Perth st
Bell William R., clerk, Garden st
Bennett & Boyd, lumber, Water st
Jennett John, laborer, Main st
Bennett Thomas, carpenter, Perth st
Bennett Thomas, dealer, 90 Main st
Bennett William, engine driver G.T.R.,
Church st
Bergeron Alexander, laborer, r Home st
Berry Edward, laborer, Main st
Best Joseph, clerk, Market sq
Best Joseph, freight department, Brock-
ville and Ottuwa railway
Bigg W. R., principal Central school, |
Hain st
Black David, blacksmith, Water st
Blair Oliver, laborer, George st |
Blane Francis, carter
BLYTHE J. & R., fancy and staple dry
goods, 103 and 105 Main st
Bobiére ‘Thomas, shoemaker, Perth st
Bollard William, machinist
Botsford Warren, builder, Railroad st
Boucher Wm., blacksmith, Hamilton st
Bowes Frederick, laborer, Main st |
Bowes John, laborer, Abbott st
Bowie Robert, agent, Lower Court |
house av |
Boyd George, hotel porter, Railroad st
Boyd Mrs.Mary A.,wid John L.,Apple st
Boyd Samuel C., laborer, Apple st
Boyd Robert, lumber dealer, James st
Bracken Mrs. Martha, grocery, Main st
Bracken Richard, Main st
Bradley James, carter, Orman st
Bradley Michael, laborer, Orman st
Brady John, mason, Pearl st |
Braniff Thos., saloonkeeper, 115 Main st |
Bresee William P., sexton Methodist |
church, Pearl st
Breeze R. G., moulder, William st
Brick Brien, laborer, Perth st
Brierley Thos., blacksmith,Californiatst
Briggs John, of Tilly & Briggs
Briggs Mrs. Hannah, wid Edmund,
James st
Broadlick Thomas, baker, Water st
BROCKVILLE AND OTTAWA RAIL-
WAY, H. A. Abbott, vice president |
and managing director, office foot of
Market sq
BROCKVILLE CHEMICAL AND
SUPER-PHOSPHATE CO., Alex- |
ander Cowan, manager, Water st |
BROCKVILLE NOVELTY WORKS,
manufacture builders and cabinet- |
makers and other hardware, and all |
kinds of cooking and heating stoves,
James Smart, proprietor, See Adv
Brooks Alphonzo,civil engineer, Main st |
Brooks & Brothers, grocers, Railroad st |
Brooks Mrs. A., wid J. H., grocery, |
Railroad st
Brophy Jas., boots and shoes, 141 Main st
Broom L., baggageman Brockville and
Ottawa railway, Perth st
Brown John, laborer, Water st |
Brown Mrs. Jane, r Water st
Brown Thomas, tanner, Perth st
Brown Thomas, Water st
Brownlow William H., engineer G.T.R.,
Railroad st |
Bruce Mrs. Ann, wid Robert, Perth st
BUELL J. D., mayor, barrister and |
attorney, conveyancer and notary,
Court House av
Bulger M., laborer, Lower Court house
|
DOMINION
| Campbell George, carpenter
| Carey Mrs. M., wid William, r Park st
| Claftin Mrs. M., wid Patrick, Water st
| Cole A
| Connall Hugh, laborer Brockville and
Burney Wm., gardener, California st
Burns Andrew, laborer
Burns Edward, engine driver Brockville
and Ottawa railway, Pearl st
Bush Robert A.,engineer G.T.R.,James st
Busland William, carpenter, John st
Calligan Charles, laborer, John st
Calligan John, fireman G.T.R., John st
Cameron William, commercial travel-
ler, Market st
CAMPBELL JOHN L.,_ proprietor
Campbell’s hotel, 153 and 155 Main st
CAMPBELL’S HOTEL, John L. Camp-
bell, proprietor, busses to and from
railway station, 153 and 155 Main st)
Canadian Express Co., John Murray,
agent
Canny Michael, shoemaker, Abbott st
Carr Edward, laborer, Lower Court
house av
Carr George, laborer, r St Andrew st
Carr Mrs. M., wid William, Pearl st
Carron James, carriagemaker, Perth st
Carruthers William, grocer, Church st
Jasselman Vestis H., conductor G.T.R.,
Daniel st
Castle George, joiner, Apple st
road st
Cato Charles, blacksmith, Apple st
Cavanagh Mrs. Bridget, wid William, r
St Paul st
Central school, W. W. Bigg, principal
Chatherson Mrs. J., wid L., Railroad st
Childs KE. A., of Hall & Childs, Wall st
Clarey Mrs. H., wid Samuel, r Home st
Clayes Edwin D., produce merchant,
Water st
Clearihue Henry, clerk
Cleary Philip, laborer, St Andrew st
Cleland Mrs., wid Matthew, Abbott st
Clinton James, shoe store, 158 Main st
Clouston Edward S., accountant Bank
of Montreal
Clutterbuck James,painter, Hamilton st
Clutterbuck William, Water st
COATES WILLIAM, watchmaker and
pianos and melodeons, Main st
Cockfield Joseph, overseer Brockville
and Ottawa railway, Garden st
Colborne B., hotel, Main st
A., grocer and coal oil dealer,
Main st
COLE A. G., Dominion photograph
gallery, engravings, chromos, oil
paintings, picture frames, mirrors,
&c., 87 Main st
Cole W. H., tinware, 48 Main st
Collins Michael, founder, California st
Collins Mrs. ©., wid James, Church st
Collins Mrs. Mary, wid Martin, Califor-
nia st
COMSTOCK W. HL, proprietor of Jud-
and McKenzie’s dead shot worm can-
dy, Court house av
Ottawa railway, Main st
Connor Robert, proprietor Commercial
hotel, Main st
nia st
Connors Patrick, cab driver, Water st
Railroad st
Cook George, laborer, Water st
Cook Mrs. Sarah, wid George, r Home st
av
Burke Mrs., wid, Perth st
Burke Thomas, laborer, St Andrew st
Cato Alfred, brakeman G.T.R., Rail-:
jeweller, dealer in sewing machines, |
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son’s Mountain herb pills,Morse’s pills, |
Connors Michael, coachman, Califor- |
Conway James, drill sergeant G.T.R., |
238 DIRECTORY.
Cook Wm., confectioner, 119 Main y
| Deer John, brakeman G.T.R., Pert
|
COOK ROBERT PLUNKETT, con-
tractor, Main st
[PRovinog
Cooper George, tanner, Main st
Copeland Edward, laborer, Pearl
Cornish Francis W. G., Switching
G.T.R., Garden st
Cornwall W., carpenter, Railroad
BROCKVILLE
CORPORATION OF
J. D. Buell, mayor
Cotay George, carpenter, Main st
Coulter Thomas, woodman GT
Church st h
Cousineau M., shoemaker, off Calif
nia st
Cowan Robert, laborer Brockville agi st
Ottawa railway, Main st
COWAN ALEXANDER, man
Brockville Chemical and Sy
phate Co,
Coward Charles, joiner, John st
Cowins Miss Mary, confectioner,
Main st
Cox Edwin, proprietor Union hotel,
Main st
Craig William, laborer, Main st
CRAWFORD JAMES, MP, ¢
tractor, Main st
Crawford John, laborer, Church st
Crawtord John, postmaster, Main st
Crawford Mrs., wid hon. George, Mar
et st
crawford Robert, salesman, St A»
drew st
Crow William, laborer Brockville anj
Ottawa railway, Main st
|
Culbert Brothers, grocers, Main st
Cunningham’ Thos., grocery, 77 Mains
Curle James, engineer, Abbott st
Curran Mrs. Mary, wid John, grocery,
California st
Curry William, shoemaker, Church
Custom house, George Easton, colle
tor, Water st
Daley Mrs. Thomas, grocery, Perth
Daley Patrick, carter, Park st
Daley Thomas, laborer, Perth st
| DANA. ALONZO B., leather manuf
turer, Main st
DANA GEORGE A., leather manuf
turer, St Paul sf
Daston 8. G., bakér, 42 and 44
Deacon Joseph, barrister and at
125 Main st
Dear Samuel, brakeman G.T.R,,
DeCarle L., marble worker, Mains
Dickinson Frederick G., sheriff U1
Counties Leeds and Grenville, Mi
Dion Mrs. J., wid Charles, r Homes
=
| Donaldson Andrew, sen., Railroad s
Dolan Mrs, Mary, wid John, Waters
| DOMINION HOTEL, Samuel F
| Cole Andrew, travelling agent, Pearl st |
prietor—a first class house—opy
the Grand Trunk railway stat a
near the Brockville and Ottawa ml
way junction, Railroad st
Donahue Sylvester, laborer, t Homeit
Donald David, laborer, Church st
Donaldson Andrew
Railroad st A
Donnelly James, sectionman G1.
Pearl st
Donohoe Patrick, waiter, Chureh t
Doud Charles, carpenter, Water st
Dowdel William, shoemaker
aijlroad
Dowsley George, shoemaker, Railtot
Dowsley John, iron moulder,Wi
Doyle Alfred M., & Co., saddlers
Main st
Doyle Dennis, carter, Church st
Doyle James, laborer, Mill st
Doyle Thomas, hostler St Lavr
hall, Brock ps
DOYLE WILLIAM, agent Nott
Transportation Co., Market st
erp
Ny
V., jun, grove
OFM NTARIO. |
Duff George, b
and Ottawa raj
Dunleavy Mrs. M
road st
Dunn Mrs, Mary,
Dunn Mrs. Mary,
Dunn Thomas, ir
Dunn Ths., section
Dunn William, 1
R, aston George,
Main st
aston Joel, blae
pastonS. Dunham
Of
aston 8. G., bakd
aton Geo., engin
DMONDSON at
sician and surg
Main sts
lliott Johnstone,
ville and Ottawe
llis James, labore
® tawa railway, M
lward Joseph, ford
mberson Samuel,
mpey Philip E., a
nglish John, carri
vans John E., cle
ichard, gro|
iJ. K., sen,
n John K.,j
John, laborer
armer G, A, teller
AARRAR WILLLA
Market st
ELL SAMUEL, pi
hotel~a first class
Grand Trunk raj
neat the Brockvil
way junction, Rai
elton William, labe
enn Pratt, carter, }
einell Jolin, clerk,
son Robert, ca
s James, labor:
ELD CHARLES
Abbott, Broek ville
way. Main st
eld R.A. & Brother
ndlay Rohert, App
nley Thomas, groe
ton James, Water
tzpatrick Isaac, lal
ger
1
lil
4
Ole
Hy}
ate
1st
simmons Thoma,
amilton st
. IMMONS WY]
+
st
in Michael, ;
emang William, bo
etcher Charles, mo
) ar ( ‘hristopher,
plain st
etcher James, pens
ttcher & Co., hardw
fain st
Pteher & Joiner, ba:
RL v
int H. G., St Andre
tSamuel, land ov
mntof Chs., machin:
bod Jeremiah, Geor
ster Thomas, labor
ater Thomas, labor
urnier Joseph, labor
x Robert, laborer, (
xton John, Main st
Anev Alexander, dy
nklin Archibald, 9
ASER (, FB. barr
set John §., shoem
set Mrs. Mary, wid
‘
Mi
ROVINOE 9
Se vane,
, 119 Main st
Main st
rer, Pearl st
Ur, SWitehingy
, Railroad st
sROCKVILEE
T, Main st
dinan GTR.
cor, Off Califor
Brockville agi
1 st
ER, _ manige
and Superphos.
, John st
onfectioner, 11]
Union hotel, 4
, Main st
S, MP, cot
r, Church st
ister, Main st
m. George, Mar
lesman, St Ar
r Brockville ani
in st
ers, Mai
ocery, 7
, Abbott st
d John, grovery,
naker, Church #
re Easton, colle
rocery, Perthst
Park st
r, Perth st
eather manufie
eather manifie:
lway -
nd Ottawa nM
had st
yorer, r Homes
Chureh st
7, jun, grote)
onman GTR
r, Chureh st
r, Water st
aker
iker, Railroad
hder, Williat§
Dy gaddlers,
nurch st
ill st
St Lawns
rent North
farket st
NNTARIO. |
Dut George, blacksmith, Brockville | Frayne Samuel, cabinetmaker, Congo
and Ottawa railway, Railroad st
Dunleavy Mrs. Mary, wid Charles, Rail-
7 as
er sr Mary, wid Chas., Railroad st
Nunn Mes. Mary, wid Michael, Mill st
Dunn Thomas, iron moulder, Apple st
Nunn Ths., sectionman G.T.R.,George st
Dunn William, laborer
aston George, collector of customs,
Main st .
Tena Joel, blacksmith, Main st ;
aston S, Dunham, confectioner,76 Main
aan S. G., baker, 42 and 44 Main st
aton Geo. engineer G.T.R, Garden st
DMONDSON ROBERT, M.D., phy-
sician and surgeon, cor St Paul and
Main sts
lHiott Johnstone, engine driver Brock-
ville and Ottawa railway, Mill st
lis James, laborer Brockville and Ot-
Be tawa railway, Main st
lward Joseph, foreman, Clarissa st
mberson Samuel, machinist, Church st
mpey Philip E., agent, Rai.road st
nglish John, carriagemaker, Perth st
vans John K., clerk, California st
vans Richard, grocer, 183 Main st
airbairnJd. K,, sen., bakery, 160 Main st
airbairn John K.,jun., baker, Water st
aley John, laborer, Church st
armer (i, A,, teller Bank of Montreal
AARRAR WILLIAM, livery stable,
Market st
DOMINION
| st
Free Thomas, laborer, Perth st
| Freelick Mrs. Eliza, wid David, Water st
Freeman Samuel, shoemaker, Orman st
| Freeman William, laborer, William st
| French Charles, painter, Main st
French Chester, painter, Water st
Fulford Hiram, Main st
FULFORD W. M., chemist and drug-
gist, exchange broker, and general
| railway and steamship ticket agent,
| West cor Court house av and Main st
Fulton Thomas, laborer, Chureh st
Furnival J. C., freight clerk G.T.R.
Gallagher Dennis, laborer, St Andrew st
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, Abbott st
Gamble John, joiner, Abbott st
Garrett George, miller, Market st
Garrett Thomas, laborer, Perth st
Gury Albert J., manager for John Garry
Garry John, grocer, 139 Main st
Garry Robert, grist mill, St Paul st
Gas works, Thomas Wilkinson, man-
| ager, St Paul st
| Gay Ths., engine driver G.T.R., Pearl st
| Gilbraith John, blacksmith, Perth st
| Gilleen Samuel, pensioner, Perth st
| Giller John, pensioner
Gillerlain Wm., hotelkeeper, Perth st
Gillespie John, laborer, George st
| GILMOUR T., & CO., groceries, wines,
| provisions and produce, Main st
| Gilmour Thomas, of T. Gilmour’ & Co.,
| Main st
239 DIRECTORY.
BROCKVILLE.
GRIFFIN GEORGE R., hats, caps and
furs, 83 Main st
Griftin Mrs. Hannah, wid James, Main st
Griffin. Richard, conductor G.T.R.,
James st
Griffin Richard, mason, James st
Griffiths Richard, blacksmith, Water st
Groom Geo., travelling agent, Market st
Grothier George, carter, Garden st
| Groves Wm., butcher, Victoria market
| Hackett Francis, salesman, Main st
| Haeslay Jas., cabinetmaker, Raglan st
| Hagarty George, agent Brockville and
Ottawa railway, James st
Hagerman Norman, salesman, Main st
Hale Henry, grocer, Apple st
HALL & CHILDS, buckskin and kid
dressers, Whojesale manufacturers of
gloves and mitts, Lower Court house
av
Hall Francis, tanner, Apple st
Hall James, of Hall & Childs, Lower
Court house ay
Hall John Dow, M.D., Lower Court
house av
Hall Mrs. Resa, wid John, St Andrew st
Halliday FE. H., hotelkeeper, Main st
Halliday Francis, carpenter, St Andrew
st
Halpin James, laborer
Hannan Frs., exchange broker, Main at
| Hannan J. J., produce dealer, Perth st
Harding T. J. B., exchange broker and
general ticket agent, 125 Main st
Harper Benj., conductor G.T.R.,Pearl st
ELL SAMUEL, proprietor Dominion | Gilmour William, of T. Gilmour & Co., | Harrington John, laborer, r Perth st
hotel~a first class house--opposite the |
Grand Trunk railway station, and
near the Brockville and Ottawa rail- |
way junction, Railroad st
elton William, laborer, George st
nn Pratt, carter, Main st
uuell Jolin, clerk, Main st
son Robert, carpenter, Main st
's James, laborer G.T.R., Pearl st
) CHARLES E., secretary to H,.
tt, Brockville and Ottawa rail-
Main st
eld R.A., & Brother, hardware, Main st
Robert, Apple st
ley Thomas, grocer, 185 Main st
tton James, Water st
tzpatrick Isaae, laborer, Perth st
simmons R., & Son, grocers, 99
nst
umons Thomas James, barrister,
nilton st
TASIMMONS WILLIAM, M.P.P.,
Home st :
Wlavhan Michael, soldier, St Charles
t
emang William, bookkeeper, Perth st
etcher Charles, moulder, Park st
picher Christopher, of Fletcher & Co.,
Main st
etcher James, pensioner
etcher & Co., hardware and groceries,
lain st
Rteher & Joiner, barbers, Court house
a
nt H. G., St Andrew st
tSamuel, land owner, James st
nto Chs., machinist, California. st
bod Jeremiah, George st
ster Thomas, laborer, Albert st
ster Thomas, Inhorer, Apple st
urnier Joseph, laborer, rSt Andrew st
x Robert, laborer, George st
xton John, Main st .
Aney Alexander, dyer, 169 Main st
oklin Archibald, machinist
ASER C.F, barrister, 101 Main st
set John 8., shoemaker, James st
set Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, Jessie st
Clarissa st
' Gilpin Robert, bookkeeper, Railroad st
Gilpin W., painter, Perth st
Glasford George B., deputy registrar,
James st
Glazier Mrs, Eliza, wid William, Rail-
| road st
| Glazier Stephen, painter, Railroad st
| Glazier Stephen, painter, Garden st
Glazier Torrance, laborer, Railroad st
| Gleason William, laborer, Water st
| Godkin Mrs. Eliza, fancy wool store,
| Railroad st
Goff Francis S., brakeman G.T.R.,
Church st
Gokay Charles, shoemaker, 172 Main st
Goldtholp Uriah, blacksmith, Market st
Gonyea Mrs. Jane, wid Joseph, 75 Main
st
Goodall Mrs. M.. wid John, James st
Gordon Charles, of John & Charles
Gordon, Pearl st
Gordon John & Charles, carpenters,
Railroad st
Gordon John, of John & Charles
Gordon, Pearl st
Gordon Mrs. Catherine, wid Donald,
| Perth st
, Gould John, shoemaker, Perth st
; GRAHAM JAMES, proprietor Ontario
| hotel, cor Market and Main sts
Graham Robert, shoemaker, 49 Main st
Graham William, Railroad st
Grames William, pilot, Railroad st
| Grand Trunk hotel, Jesse Andrew, pro-
prietor, Railroad st
/GRAND TRUNK RATLWAY STA-
| TION, William MecKechnie, agent
Granson James, clerk, Apple st
| Grant John, joiner, George st
Grant John, salesman, Garden st
| Grant John, shoemaker, Abbott st
GRANT R. W.,, stoves and tinware,
proprietor of Irwin’s fuel economist, |
113 Main st
Greaves Will'am, station department
| G.T.R, Pearl st
Greene John, laborer, Water st
Harris John, tailor, Railroad st
Harvey Mrs. Alice, wid rev. William,
Perth st
HAWKES JAMES, chemist and drug-
gist, 111 Main st
Hay Thos., conductor G.T.R., Perth st
Hayes Delorma F., dentist and photo-
grapher, Railroad st
Hayne David J., conductor G.T.R.,
Pearl st
Hays Martin, boat owner, Water st
Hazzell Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, Market
st
Head Quarters saloon,Patrick Mullaney,
proprietor
Henderson James, butcher, Victoria
market, h Church st
Hervey Robert, land agent, Main st
Higgs Francis, shoemaker, Perth st
Hickey Patrick, laborer, Abbott st
Hislop Thomas, foreman, William st
| Hitchon Frs., wood inspector, Perth st
| Hood William, finisher, George st
Hope William W., boots and shoes, 129
Main st
Hornick W.J., post office clerk, Main st
Hornan Mrs. Salome, wid Samuel, Gar-
den st
| Houston George, grocer, Main st
Howard John, salesman, bds at Mrs.
Parr’s, Main st °
Howe Jos.,glover,Lower Court house av
Huggell Mrs., wid rev., Wall st
| Humble Christopher, fireman, r Water st
|Hume A. H.. Brockville and Ottawa
railway, Maine st
Hunter Michael, constable, Church st
Hunter Wm., butcher, Victoria market
Hurd Mrs. Jacob,dressmaker, 164 Main st
Hurley William, roadsman Brockville
and Ottawa railway, William st
Hussey Michael,engineer G.T.R.,Church
st
Hutcheson Geo., dry goods, 109 Main st
Hutcheson James, grocer, Perth st
Hutcheson Wm., carpenter, James st
Hutton George, boat builder, St An-
drew st
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BROOKVILLE.
DOMINION 240 DIRECTORY.
Hutton James, laborer, St Andrew st
IMPETUS (THE), weekly, annual sub-
scription $1; Impetus Printing Co,,
proprietors and printers, Herbert C.
Jones, manager, cor Court house ay
and Main st
Imrie David, coppersmith, Church st
INTERNATIONAL GALLERY, Geo,
R. Murray, proprietor, King st
Inglish Wm., brass finisher, Daniel st
International hotel, John Jelly, jun.,
proprietor, 177 Main st
Trewin Thomas, machinist, George st
Jack Francis, carpenter, Apple st
Jackson lieut, colonel William H,, bri-
gade major, Rail‘oad st
Jackson Wm., pensioner, California st
Jacobs —, laborer, oi! California st
Jacob: John, laborer Brockville and
Ottawa railway, California st
James Samuel, harnessmaker, Perth st
Jamieson Peter, sen., tailor
JAMIESON PETER B., jun., whole-
sale and retail clothier, 112 Main st
Jelly John, jun., proprietor Interna-
tional hotel, 175 and 177 Main st
Jennings James, timekeeper Brockville
and Ottawa railway, California st
Jessup James, clerk of peace, registrar
of the Surrogate court, h Market st
Johnson James, laborer Brockville and |
Ottawa railway, Pearl st
Johnson Joshua, barber, 145 Main st
Johnson Thomas, pensioner
Johnston & Green, wholesale produce
dealers, 50 Main st
Joiner Charles, of Fletcher & Joiner,
George st
Jones Chilion, architect and civil engi-
neer
Jones D.B., clerk division court, Main st
Jones Frederick, 58 Main st
JONES HERBERT C., barrister and
manager Impetus Printing Co., Main
st
Jones J. B., Pearl st
Jones Miss Amelia, Perth st
Jones Mrs. C., wid hon. Charles, 58 Main
st
Jones Ormond, registrar, Pine st
Jones W. H., barrister and attorney,
Main st
Jordan J, Henry, confectioner, 174 Main
st
Judd James C., law student, Pearl st
Kaufman A. C. J., music teacher, 135
Main st
KAUFMAN F. E., music dealer and
teacher, 135 Main st
Kavanagh Nicholas, secowman, Water st
Kavanagh Pat., clerk G.T.R., Pearl st
Kearney Patrick, laborer, Lower C ourt
house av
Keeper Samuel, civil engineer
Kehoe Michael, tailor, Apple st
Kelly Gegrge, foreman, Perth st
Kelly James, machinist, Gorley st
Kelly John, laborer, Main st
Kelly Mrs. Bridget, tavern and grocery,
Market sq
Kelly Mrs. Isabella, wid Robert W.,
Market sq
Kelly Mrs. Margaret, wid Charles,
George st
Kelly Thomas, carriagemaker
Kelly William, engine driver G.T.R.,
Church st
Kelly William, laborer, Main st
Kennedy Edward, laborer, Water st
Kennedy Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
Home st
Kenny Mrs, Catherine, wid Patrick, |
Abbott st
Kerr J., laborer, Lower Court house av
}
| Kerr Mrs. Martha, wid Matthew, grocery,
| Main st
| Kilborn Mrs., milliner, Main st
, KINCAID FORDYCE, fancy goods,
books, and stationery store, 114 Main
st
Kineaid James, sen., Main st
| Kincaid James E., cabinetmaker and up-
| _holsterer, Main st
| Kinchella John, servant, California st
| King Alexander, carpenter
| King John A., Wall st
| King Smith, Main st
| King Thomas,& Son, grocers,191 Main st
| Kinney Robert, school teacher
Kinvill Mrs, Rachael, wid John, George
;_ st
| Lacey John, laborer G.T.R., Abbott st
|} LACHAPELLE LOUIS, manufacturer
| of skiff and all kinds of pleasure
boats, Jessie st
|}LAFAYETTE GEORGE G., watch-
maker and jeweller, 94 Main st
Lafayette Joan, Home st
Lafrance Miss Marie
LALONDE A, D., L.D.S., dentist, 125
Main st
Lalonde Henri, barber, St Lawrence
hall, Perth st
Landon Albert W., storekeeper, 89 Main
St
Landon George L., saloonkeeper, 147
Main st
Landon Torrance, clerk, California st
| Lanskail James, carpenter, Bethune st
Lapointe Pierre, laborer, Pine st
Laroeque Jean, laborer, off Abbott st
Larocque Win., laborer, St Andrew st
Laughlin Joseph, John st
Laughfland Thomas, engineer G.T.R.,
Railroad st
LAWLESS EDWARD, wholesale and
retail dealer in groceries, provisions,
ales, wines, liquors, produce, china
and glassware, &c., 154 Main st
Leach Luke, blacksmith, Perth st
Leary William, carpenter, Main st
Leavitt Mrs. Eliza, wid J. G., 188 Main
st
Lee J. P., agent, Court house av
Leroy O. R., marble dealer, 47 Main st
Leclair Christopher, laborer, Hamilton
st
Lennon Hugh, grocery, Church st
Lewis Peter, laborer, Apple st
Lindsay Matthew, laborer, Abbott st
Lipsett Robert, shoemaker, Main st
Littlewood Geo. finisher, Hamilton st
Loftus George, laborer, Church st
LOTHROP F. L., auctioneer and com-
mission merchant, Main st
Lowe George, Brockville and Ottawa
railway, Maria st
Mackay James, carpenter, Perth st
Mackay John, ship carpenter, Perth st
Mackenzie John, Main st
McAdoe Andrew, conductor G.T.R.,
Perth st
McAmond rev. Thomas, Episcopal
methodist, Perth st
| MeCabe John, laborer, George st
| McCallum James, grocer, Perth st
|; MCCARNEY NEIL, manager St Law-
| ance hall, Railroad st
| McCarthy John, Church st
McCaw William, fitter, Lower Court
house av
McClean Arthur §., farmer, John st
McClean George §S., town clerk and
treasurer, John st
| McCormack Robert, groceries and
provisions, 36 Main st
McCracken Joseph, joiner, Pearl st
McCrady A. G., tanner, Main st
[PRoviner gl
a RINNE TEE
McCrae John, conductor G.T,R Slag
McCrum George, accountant, Maing
McCullough George W. ;
MoCULLOUGH WILLIAM, mange
turer of scythe snaths, cradles, gn
shovels, hames, &c., Water st, b May
garet st .
McDermott George, laborer, G
McDermott John, baker, Main s
McDermott Mrs. John, grocery,
McDONALD HERBERT §,,
and attorney at law, solicit
chancery, notary, &c., Main st
McDonald Donald Aneas, Pine x
McDonald John, tanner and cay
Church st
McDonell Mrs, Isabella, wid Ang
Main st
McDougall colonel Duncan, disrg
paymaster, Main st
McDougall M., & Co., stoves anti
ware, 34 Main st
McDougall Matthew, Wall st
McDowell Mrs. Phoebe, wid cold
John, Wall st
McElhinny John, cabinetmaker
sterer, Main st
McEwen Hugh, laborer G.T.R,, Chua
st
McFall Henry, constable, Railroads
McFarland Daniel, carter, Waterst
| MCFARLANE DUNCAN, accountat
and official assignee, Court housar
McFarlane Matthew, Brockville sal
Ottawa railway, Perthst
McGarricle Darley, carter, Brock #
McGinn John, brakeman G.T.R
st
McGlade Michael, saloon and billie
room, Main st
McGreggor Mrs, Julia, wid Jame
Congo st
McGregor Joseph, merchant tailor, !4
Main st
McGregor rey. Alexander, Congreg
tionalist, James st
McHenry Mrs. Margaret, wid Charl
grocery, Park st
McHugh James, moulder, Gorley st
McIntosh William, brakeman
ville and Ottawa railway, Johnst
McIntyre William, tanner, Waterst_
McKay George, conductor (1,
Pearl st
McKay William, carter, Main st
McKee Henry, saloon, 76 Main st
McKee Andrew, bookkeeper, Main
McKECHNIE WILLIAM, agent Gnitl
Trunk railway, Perth st
McKenny James, grocery, Perth st
McKenzie A., tanner, Main st
McKenzie Duncan, carter, St Pauls!
McKenzie Thomas, laborer, St
McKibbin James, laborer, Chureh st
McLaverty a., tailor, California st
McLean George M., carpenter,
McMadden William, brakeman,
McMahon Mrs. Bridget, wid Jos
Mill st
McMally Henry, woodman 6.1,
Church st :
MeMillan —, druggist clerk, Georg §
MeMillan William, storekeeper, Malt
McMullen John, of McMullen &
Apple st
McMullen Mrs. Ellen, wid Hugh, 2
cery, Water st
McMULLEN & CO., wholesale a
retail booksellers, stationers,
importers of hardware and st
wares, 152 Main st Airs
MeMurphy Michael, butcher, Viele
market is F
McParland Bernard, carter, Bethuneé
TARIO. |
BQueer Walt
Sloy Hugh, ¢
sween Rode
illoux Jean
iloux Jean
Jloch Mrs, E
nahan J., ag
fain st
nahan Pete
earl st
nley Willian
fain st
nson David, ¢
rehand = Fey
aniel st
rron Mrs. El
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rshall Norto
fain st
rshall Thomas
rshall Uriah, ¢
tin Edward,
rtin Paul, gun
son Richard, fi
ssey Thomas, 1
sterson Williay
then Alexande
ATHEN HENR
Iways on hanc
ndrew st
ther Jas., swite
nish John, blac]
rill A. H., bo
26 Main st
vin Michael, cl¢
rvin Mrs. Ann, v
Hien John, carter
Bien Mrs. Pamela
eeper, Railroad
ler William, eley
roy Gavin, tailo
ner Dennis, labor
na Mrs, Jane, w
Brew st
ffatt Benjamin, b
nette Louis, labo
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ison William,
Pearl st
ghan Anthony
vat John, fitter,
Wat Mrs. Elizabet
rat Thomas, snat
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Hraney Mrs, Mary,
bach Henry, trad
Voch Thos, carpe
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Dhy John, plaste:
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TARIO. |
BOucer Walter, laborer, Perth st
Sloy Hugh, sidewalk overseer, Pearl st
Sween Roderick, Water st
illoux Jean Baptiste, Park st
iloux Jean Bte., moulder, Water st
lloch Mrs, Eliza, wid George
nahan J., agent Boston branch store,
ain st ;
aos Peter, brakeman G.T.R.,
earl st ;
nley William, merchant tailor, 73
aborer, George
cer, Main st
1 grocery, Maing
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law, solicit fain st
-C., Main st nson David, carpenter, Bethune st
neas, Pine st rehand Ferdinand, bookkeeper,
aniel st
rron Mrs, Ellen, wid Denis, Rail-
oad st
rshall Norton, general store, 106
Duncan, disitg fain st - ;
; : shall Thomas, machinist, r Water st
shall Uriah, coal and wood yard
tin Edward, clerk, Railroad st
rtin Paul, gunsmith, St Paul st
son Richard, finisher, Church st
ssey Thomas, moulder, Church st
sterson William, carter, Abbott st
then Alexander, St Andrew st
A THEN HENRY, boat builder; boats
lways on hand for hire or sale, St
ndrew st
ther Jas., switchman G.T.R.,Perth st
nish John, blacksmith, Daniel st
rill A. H., book and job printing,
26 Main st
vin Michael, clerk, Home st
rvin Mrs, Ann, wid Charles, Home st
Men John, carter, Abbott st
Mien Mrs. Pamela, wid Harvey, store-
aner and cung
ella, wid Angy
.y Stoves and te
Wall st
ebe, wid colig
inetmaker, phi
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ble, Railroad s
urter, Waterst
CAN, accountart
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» Brockville al
erth st
‘arter, Brock st
man GTR, Ped
aloon and Dilla
Gavin, tailor, James st
er Dennis, laborer, St Andrew st
ua Mrs, Jane, wid James, r St An-
Brew st
ffutt Benjamin, blacksmith
nette Louis, laborer, St Andrew st
ulia, wid Jama
erchant tailor, !d
ander, Congres
ret, wid Char, UR ;
ription $1.50; McMullen & Co., pro-
prietors and printers, 152 Main st
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),, head office, Montreal ; Canadian
xpress Co., agent. See Adv (ALLAN
INE) page facing Jirst cover
DNTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, John
lurray, agent, Court house ay
rlen John H., M.D., physician and
urgeon
rey Samuel, carpenter, James st
ryin Bernard, laborer
gan John, Church st
re James, clerk, John st
eV. H., M.D., Main st
ret Wright, dry goods, 101 Main st
tn Mrs. Bridget, wid John, Church
der, Gorley
srakeman Bri
ilway, John st
nner, Waterst
nductor (7),
pr, Main st
76 Main st
ceeper, Mains!
AM, agent (rit
h st
ery, Perth st
lain st
ter, St Pauls
borer, St
rer, Chureh st
ef
Jalifornis
rpenter, Peat
rkeman, Pearls
+t, wid Joxtp
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tis Jones, George st
tion William, conductor G.T.R.
Pearl st
iraghan Anthony, laborer, John st
vat John, fitter, Water st
rat Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Angus
rat Thomas, snathmaker, George st
Hhern tev, Dennis, Baptist if
LLONEY PATRICK, proprietor
Head Quarters saloon, Main st
praney Mrs, Mary, wid James, John st
vagh Henry, trader, Railroad st
Voch Thos., carpenter, California st
phy James, laborer, Water st
phy John, plasterer, Main st
RAY GEORGE B., successor to
-C. Mcintyre, proprietor Interna-
onal gallery, Main st
tay Jas., telegraph operator, Pearl st
dman 6.12
erk, Georges
‘keeper, } l
oMullen & Uy
vid Hugh, gt
wholesale aul
tationers, al
re and aul
cher, Vietos
ter, Bethune’
DNITOR (THE), weekly, annual sub- |
DOMINION 241 DIRECTORY.
MURRAY JOHN, agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co,, Canadian Express Co.
and Montreal Ocean Steamship Co,
MURRAY JOHN, butcher, Victoria
market
Murray Mrs. G. B., millinery, toys, &c.,
79 Main st
Nappy Thomas,
road st
Nelson Robert, road master Brockville
and Ottawa railway, Water st
Newton John, M.D., Court house av
Nolan Mrs. Mary, wid James, Raglan st
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION
CU., William Doyle, agent
Nugent Edward, engine driver G.T.R.,
Pearl st
Obey David, laborer, Main st
Obey Joseph, laborer, Main st
O'Brien Daniel, caretaker Militia office,
Railroad st
O'Brien Mrs, Catherine, wid Francis,
Abbott st
O'Brien Mrs.
Apple st
O’Brien Mrs. Mary, wid Dennis, George
st
O’Brien rev. John, R, catholic, Church
st
O’Connor Martin, laborer, Abbott st
O'Dell Amos, bricklayer, Railroad st
O'Dell Daniel, M.D., Perth st
U’Doherty Mrs. Lavinia, wid Charles,
Market st
O’Donell John, farmer, George st
O'Donell William, conductor Brockville
and Ottawa railway, Church st
Ogden Mrs, Henry, James st
ONTARIO HOTEL, James Graham,
proprietor, 165 Mainst, cor Market sq
O'Leary Mrs, Ann, wid Bryan, Church st
O'Reilly Mrs, Mary, wid James, Water st
Overell E., stationery, toys, &¢., 102
Main st
Owen Louis, laborer Brockville and
Ottawa railway
Page John, chief engineer board of
works
Papin Joseph, blacksmith, Water st
Parr Arthur, saddler, Main st
Parr Mrs, wid James, Main st
Parsley Wm., boarding house, Perth st
Patterson John, grocer, Main st, h Perth
st
Pearce Jos., hotelkeeper, Railroad st
Peden Mrs. Elizabetin, wid Robert, Mar-
ket sq
Pennick Henry, clerk, Wail st
clerk G.T.R., Rail-
Margaret, wid Daniel,
Percival James, conductor Brockville |
and Ottawa railway, Market st
Percival Robert, conductor G.T.R.,
Perth st
Percival William,
Perth st
Perry —, laborer, Congo st
Phelan Michael, blacksmith, Water st
Phillips Charles, shoemaker, Water st
Phillips Hugh, engineer
Phillips Marcus, painter, Main st
Phillips Stephen B., carpenter, Main st
Picken David, land owner, Wellington st
Pierce Robert, laborer, Water st
Pierce Thomas, laborer, Apple st
Pierce William, laborer, Water st
Pollard William, machinist, St Paul st
Poole William, teamster, Main st
Potter Mrs. Mary Ann,wid J .C.,Apple st
Potter George, laborer, Clarissa st
Poulton Richard, painter, Home st
Poulton Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Alfred,
William st
Poulton William H., painter, Home st
Powers Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William,
St Charles st
brakeman G.T.R.,
19
BrROcKVILLE.
Powers Mrs, head Je Market sq
Premont Joseph, laborer, St Andrewst
Presant Charles, laborer, St Andrew st
Price John, messenger, r Park st
Price Thomas, builder, Abbott st
Puckley Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Thos. H.,
Abbott st
Purkins Mrs,
Railroad st
Purvis A., bookkeeper, Railroadst
Pyke James, bagyagemaster G.T.R.
Church st
Quail Michael, laborer, Hamilton st
Quigg & Co., furniture store, Main st
Quigg James, of Quigg & Co., Rail-
road st
Quinn H., Pearl st
Randolph John,
Chancery st
Raphael James, post office clerk
Rathwell John, laborer, Church st
RECORDER (THE), weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; David Wylie,
editor, proprietor and printer, Rail-
road st
Redmond George, barrister, Main st
REID GEORGE, wholesale and _ retail
dealer in hardware, 107 Main st
Reid John, Main st
Reid Mrs. Jane, wid John, Church st
Reilly Thomas, tailor, Main st
Reinhardt John, laborer, Church st
Rennie Mrs. Isabella, wid Ths., Abbott st
Reynolds Frank, laborer, Main st
Reynolds James, joiner, California st
Reynolds Mrs, Isabella, wid Thomas,
Market st
Reynolds Samuel, carpenter, California
Elizabeth, wid George,
conductor G.T.R.,
st
Reynolds Samuel, jun., clerk County
court, James st
Rhodes John, grocer, 143 Main st
RICHARDS HON. ALBERT N., Q.C,,
barrister and attorney at law, Park st
Rickerley John, mason, Main st
Ritchley Isaac, saloonkeeper, 167 Main
st
Roberts Joseph, laborer, Brock st
Robertson Robert, baggageman G.T.R.,
Pearl st
tobertson Thomas, laborer, Railroad st
Robinson George, laborer, Water st
Robinson Mrs., wid, r Water st
Robinson Thomas, brakeman G.T.R.,
George st
Robinson ‘Thomas, cooper, Main st
Roger James, operator G.T.R.
Rogers David, carpenter, Pearl st
Ronan Thomas,cabinetmaker, Church st
Rooney Jiames, carpenter, California st
Rooney Mrs. Margaret, wid Michael,
Water st
2ose Benjamin, laborer, Water st
ROSS JOHN, dry goods, 85 Main st
Ross Mrs. Charlotte, wid John, Rail-
road st
Rothwell John, painter, Park st
Rourte Joseph, brakeman G.T.R., Brock
st
Rourte Mrs. Lucy, wid Joseph, Brock
st
Row James, contractor, King st
Rowe Z. R., operator G.T.R.
Ruddock James, laborer, Main st
Ruid Henry, conductor G.T.R., Perth st
Rusland James, gasfitter Brockville
Gas works, St Paul st
Rusland Mrs. Catherine, wid William,
Railroad st
Ryan John, railway contractor, Water st
Ryan Mrs. Mary, wid John, Congo st
Ryan Patrick, laborer, Water st
Ryan William, commercial traveller
Water st
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BROCKVILLE,
Sales John, brakeman G.T.R., Perth st
Sanders Eli, shoemaker, St Andrew st
Sauveau Moise, blacksmith
Scanlan Thomas, moulder, Home st
Schofield F., barrister
Schofield Harmon §,, travelling agent,
Church st
Schofield James L., county treasurer
Schofield Mrs, Anna, wid W, H., Wall
DOMINION 242
St Louis Antoine, tinsmith, r Home st
Stacy Mrs. Hannah, wid John, char-
woman, Mill st
Stagg Alfred, butcher, west end market
STAGG JOHN, jun., butcher and cattle
drover, Victoria market, h Main st
Starr Alfred H., of A. H. & G, A. Starr,
Apple st
STARR A. H. & G. A., confectionery
st
SCHOFIELD W. A., United States
consul, coroner, commissioner for
taking affidavits, Main st
Scott James, Main st
Scott William, tanner, George st
Seamon Stephen, undertaker, Main st,
h Home st
Seaton William, fitter G.T.R., Apple st
Senkler E. J., jun., of Senkler & Senkler,
county Crown attorney, Market st
Senkler rev. E. J., ch of England, Main
st
SENKLER & SENKLER, barristers
and attorneys at law, 149 Main st
Senkler Wm. 8., of Senkler & Senkler
Sharkey John, blacksmith, Water st
Sheftield T. R., dry goods, 95 and 97
Main st
Shepherd Heman, of Shepherd & Kyle,
James st
Shepherd & Kyle, storekeepers, Main st
Shepherd Mrs. Eliza, wid William,
Perth st
Shepherd Robert, miller, Paul st
Shepherd Solomon, Lower Court house
av
Sheridan George, blacksmith, Church st
Sherwood Augustus, Main st
Sherwood Thomas, grocer, 176 Main st
Sherwood William, barrister, Court
house av
Shields Edward, shoemaker, Church st
Shipman Isaac, 67 Main st
Sibbald Chs., landing waiter, Perth road
Simpson James, laborer, Church st
Singleton John, laborer, Abbott st
SMART JAMES, proprietor Brockville
Novelty works. See Adv
Smart Robert, mechanic, Market st
SMART & STEACY, manufacturers of
cast and wrought iron work, cabinet,
shelf and builders hardware, labor-
saving machines, &c.
Smart Thomas, merchant tailor, 133
Main st
Smart William C., tailor
Smith Edward, laborer Brockville and
Ottawa railway, Main st
Smith John, laborer Brockville and
Ottawa railway, Perth st
Smith Lewis, agent, Wall st
Smith Matthew, engine Stici Deuckville
and Ottawa railway, Church st
Smith Mrs. Maria, wid John, Water st
Smith rev. James R., Episcopal metho-
dist
Smith Simon, engineer G.T.R., Pearl st
Smith William, baker, Church st
Snell Harvey, window shades, Main st
Snell Munro, laborer, Main st
Soper Henry, painter, Pearl st
Southworth Alfred,carpenter and joiner,
St Paul st
Spalman John, laborer, r Court house
SPARHAM ERIC BENZEL, M.D., phy-
sician and surgeon, and surgeon 41st
battalion volunteer militia, Church st
Sparham Terence, M.D., Bethune st
Spence John, Abbott st
Spencer Charles, conductor Brockville
and Ottawa Railway, Daniel st
ST LAWRENCE HALL, Neil McCar-
ney, manager, cor Church and Rail-
road sts
and biscuit works, 131 Main st
Starr Gordon A., of A. H. & G, A.
Starr, Bethune st
Stather John, painter, Main st
Steacy John, architect, Pearl st
STEACY T.B.,dealer in watches, jewel-
lery, musical instruments and sewing
machines, Main st
Steed John, carriagemaker, Railroad st
STEELE RICHARD F., county judge,
Main st
DIRECTORY.
5 a ca Tl a ND a a a Ra | RR aaa A ete
Steem James, laborer, Mill! st
Stenson John, laborer, Main st
Stephen George, laborer, Mill st
Stephens James A.,
Main st
Stevensor, Andrew, Hamilton st
STEVENSON CHARLES, agent Royal
Mail Line and Great Western and
Rome and Watertown railways, Mar-
ket st
fornia st
Stewart Alex., landing waiter, Water st
Stewart John, cabinetmaker, Water st
Stewart John, brakeman G.T.R., Perth
st
Stewart Thomas, pikekeeper, Main st
Stitt Mrs. Louisa, wid James, r Court
house
Storey George, laborer, Perth st
Storey Mrs. Mary Ann, milliner, 78
Main st
Storey Miss Eliza, milliner, 69 Main st
Strachan Robert, carter, Railroad st
Street John, shoemaker, Church st
Strong Mrs. Mary Ann, boarding house,
St Paul st
Struson John, laborer, Main st
Sullivan Michael, laborer, St Andrew
Sst
Swift W. B., insurance agent, Apple st
Sylvestre Thomas, laborer, Home st
Tackaberry Richard, laborer
Tacy Reuben, stovefitter, Church st
Tane rev, T. R., ch of England, bds
Main st
Tars John, iron moulder, Gorley st
Taylor James, boarding house, Water st
Taylor John, grocer, Main st
Taylor John, shoemaker, 178 Main st
Tessier Jean Bte., moulder, Congo st
Thomas Arthur J., commercial agent,
Home st
Thompkins John, laborer, Market st
Thompson James, mechanic, Market
st
Thompson Joseph L., Apple st
Thompson William, Pine st
Tighe John, stonecutter, California st
TILLY & BRIGGS, sash and _ blind
fuctory
Timneek Jason, joiner, Lower Court
house av
Tipping Robert, carpenter, James st
Tolley Mrs. Nancy, wid Arthur, Pearl st
Tolley James, Railroad st
Toole Mrs, James, Church st
TRAVERS J. N., manager Bank of
Montreal, Court house sq
Trendell James, laborer Brockville and
Ottawa railway, Main st
Trussell Mrs. Eliza, wid Charles, Apple
st
Turnbull Mrs, Emily, wid Charles B
Bethune st 3,
TURNER ALLAN, & CO,, chemists ap)
druggists, manufacturers of whips
lead and colored paints, importers
of foreign drugs, paints, oils, winigy
glass, &c., 98 and 100 Main gt.
Turner Loftus, baggageman (TR.
California st
Turner Samuel, teacher
Underwood Richard, laborer, Perth y
Vancamp Cyrus, engineer, James s
Vaux Henry Edward, M.D., Main st
Veitch George, moulder, Home st
Veitch William, grocer, Main st
Viault Normandin, moulder, George
Wade Robert, Main st ;
Wadden William, laborer, Congo x
Wadham John, tailor, Park st
Walker Alexander, laborer, r Homes
Wallace George, mason, Mill st
Wallace James, mason, Orman st
Walton John, fitter, California st
OW
bookbinder, 83 Wanford James, Home st
Wanford Mrs, Susan, wid Benjamin, 1
St Paul st
Wardrop John, contractor, Main st
Warwick George, joiner, Pearl st
Washburne Stephen, — cabinetmake
Church st
Stevenson William J., engineer, Cali- Watson William, millwright,California
Steward Alex., cabinetmaker, George st | Watt Richard, brakeman G.T.R,, Rail
roa st
Webb George, machinist, Perth st
Webster Mrs. Sarah, wid Ephraim
Webster Nathaniel, grocer, James st
Webster Thomas, Garden st
Wedick Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, Georg
st
Welsh Robert, conductor GTR
James st
Whalen Thomas, joiner, Pearl st
Wheelhouse Marshall, — blacksmith
Brockville and Ottawa railway,
George st
White Alexander, carpenter, 173 Mais
st
White John, carpenter, Main st
White John, ‘er
White Matthes,, clerk, Garden st
Whitemore Norman, saddler, 51 ani‘!
Main st
Whitney
Main st
WILDGANS GEORGE, boot al
shoe store, Main st
Wilkes J. H., laborer Brockville aul
Ottawa railway, James st
Wilkinson Thomas, superintendent ¢
gas works, St Paul st
Williams Henry, painter, Apple st
Williams James, clerk
Williams John, laborer, Mainst —
Williams Mrs, Maria, wid John, Abbott
st + 1
Williams rev. J. A., Wesleyan, Mi
st
Williams William, laborer, Gardens
Williamson W. A., marble cutter,
st
Wilson James R., tanner, Churchst
Wilson William, tanner, Main st
Wilson William H.,, railroad contract
Apple st
Winford Robert, laborer, Water st
Wood Wm., bowling alley, Railroalé
Woods R. & B. R., dealers in toni
cigars, &c., 123 Main st ,
Woodward John, car inspector ta
Home st
Wormald Edward, laborer. bis P
Henry, watchmaker, II
|
st > %
WORSLEY CAPTAIN P.W,, Marie
[Province op
ONTARIO, }
Worsiey W.
Brockville an
Wright James,
Wright John, 1s
WRIGHT JOH)
ville and Ottal
Wright W. |
Railroad st
WYLIE DAVII
publisher of tl
York Edward, e
Young Anthony
Young Frank, fo
Young James, 4
Main st
Young John, 1¢
house av
Young Mrs, Hes
st
Young Mrs, Mary
BRONTE —A ris
lage in the towns!
of Halton, It is o
tario, at the mout
A gravel road cor
ton. Here is a fir
ceiving vessels of
probably possesse
cilities. Bronte is
Western railway,
the county town, 1
Toronto 26 miles,
tion about 650.
Adams Samuel, bl!
Archibald Dougla:
Armstrong Willia
Baker Ephraim, lat
Belyea Nelson, lab
Belyea William, la
Bray Mahlon, farm
Burton Charles, wl
Butler rev. W. J., F
Carpenter George,
Carroll John, schoo
Clemence Thomas,
Cluer Samuel, bute
Coates Robert, tea
Colton Thomas, sho
COMET (THE,) w
scription 50c, ; A
J.P., printer and y
Cramer Walter, sail
Cunningworth Rich
Dorland captain Ber
Dorland captain Le
Dorland Henry, sailc
Dunbar Alexander, '
Garnault George, fa
Gillum John, jun,, le
Gillum John, sen., 1g
illum Richard, lab
B Griffin Henry, labore
Helmsley Perry, tear
Henderson Henry, ta
Henderson Joseph, h
Hinton Edward, sail
'xon Joseph, lumbe
Hollister William, la
orning Brothers,
growers
Horning John, of Hor
Horning Oliver, of
surveyor
Pogledew William, fi
ackson Jameg, carpe
ohnston Moses, t
obnston Robert, tear
ones Charles K,
oyee Joseph, tailor
i Ivingston
cas Willi
8 William, car
= , carpe
eam
1 Age
Michael, ¢
auley Andrew, g
cClennaghan Rober
cCraney Moses 8.8
IcDoanell Alexander
OVINCE op AE ONTARIO. |
Charles Worsiey W. R., secretary-treasurer
kville and Ottawa rai way
weight James, bookkeeper, William st
Wright John, laborer, Perth st
WRIGHT JOHN, station agent Brock-
ville and Ottawa railway, Wall st
Wright W. B., foreman Recorder,
Railroad st
WYLIE DAVID, editor, proprietor and
publisher of the Recorder :
rer, Perth st York Edward, engineer, Main st
Y, James st Young Anthony, laborer, Raglan st
)., Main at Young Frank, foreman G.T.R.
Home st Young James, commercial traveller,
lain st Main st
ler, George st Young John, laborer, Lower Court
house av , . :
Young Mrs, Hester, wid Oliver, Water
chemists ani
Ts of white
ts, importers
, Oils, Window
Main st,
man GTR,
', Congo st
irk st st
‘er, r Homest Young Mrs. Mary, wid Peter, Perth st
Mill st
)rman st BRONTE —A rising and picturesque vil-
fornia st lage in the township of Trafalgar, county
of Halton, It is on the shore of Lake On-
t tario, at the mouth of Twelve Mile Creek,
1 Benjamin, 1 Agravel road connects Bronte and Mil-
ton. Here is a fine harbor capable of re-
ceiving vessels of 300 tons, o country
probably possesses greater commercial fa-
cilities, Bronte isa station of the Great
or, Main st
Pearl st
cabinetinaker Western railway, Distant from Milton,
the county town, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from
ight,California Toronto 26 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 650.
Adams Samuel, blacksmith
Archibald Douglass, laborer
Armstrong William, tailor
Baker Ephraim, laborer
Belyea Nelson, laborer
Belyea William, laborer
Bray Mahlon, farmer
Burton Charles, whitewasher
Butler rev. W. J., Episcopal methodist
Carpenter George, sailor
1G.T.R,, Rail
t, Perth st
1 Ephraim
‘er, James st
n st
Chomas, George
luctor GTR.
Pearl st Carroll John, school teacher
1 blacksmith Clemence Thomas, painter
awa railway Cluer Samuel, butcher
Coates Robert, teacher
Colton Thomas, shoemaker
COMET (THE,) weekly, annual sub-
scription 50¢.; Algernon G, McKay,
J.P., printer and proprietor
Cramer Walter, sailor
Cunningworth Richard, teamster
BB Dorland captain Benjamin
NM Dorland captain Lemuel
Dorland Henry, sailor
Dunbar Alexander, waggonmaker
Garnault George, farmer
Gillum John, jun., laborer
Gillum John, sen., laborer
(illum Richard, laborer
Griffin Henry, laborer
Helmsley Perry, teamster
Henderson Henry, tavernkeeper
Henderson Joseph, hotelkeeper
Hinton Edward, sailor
lixon Joseph, lumber merchant
Hollister William, laborer
lorning Brothers, farmers and hop
growers
Horning John, of Horning Brothers
Horning Oliver, of Horning Brothers,
surveyor
Jogledew William, fisherman
ackson James, carpenter
ohnston Moses, teamster
ohnston Robert, teamster
Jones Charles K., agent patent rights
oyee Joseph, tailor
Livingston Michael, sailor
] teas William, carpenter
i baaley andievi shoemaker
Jennaghan Robert, weaver
C\taney Moses S., storekeeper
lcDoanell Alexander B., mail carrier
nter, 173 Maia
Main st
fardenst
Idler, 51 andi
chmaker,
E, boot stl
3rockville aul
43 St
yerintendent
+
, Apple st
Main st
dd John, Able
Yesleyan, W
er, Gardens
yle cutter, Maly
, Church st
, Main st
ad contractt
|. Water st
ry, Railroad t
hers in tobaew
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Enector GTB
rer. bds P ¥
.W,, Markel
DOMINION 243 DIRECTORY.
McKAY ALGERNON G., J.P., printer
and proprietor The Comet, commis-
sioner Queen’s Bench
McKenzie John, blacksmith
MecVinnie John, farmer
Miller rev, Robert, Episcopal methodist
Moore William, upholsterer
Morrow Thomas, fabore?
Oakley Reuben, gardener
Oakley rev, John, Baptist
Parker Thomas H., grocer
Pickard Archibald, sailor
Pickard Elijah, laborer
Pickard Isaac, sailor
Pickard John, sailor
Pollock William D., sailor
RIACH BROTHERS, dealers in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
boots and shoes
Riach James, of Riach Brothers
Riach Joseph, of Riach Brothers
Ribble Cyrus, teamster
Riggs John, farmer
Robertson George, tailor
Shaw Thomas, station master G.W.R.
Sovereign Charles, J.P., farmer
Spence Alexander, section master
Stewart Alexander, laborer
Thompson captain Marshall C,
Thompson Edward C., postmaster
Tolmie Thomas
Triller Joseph, mariner
Triller Joseph M., innkeeper
Trueman George, gardener
Vanfleet Isaac, carpenter
Vanfleet John, turner
Walton Wallis, farmer
Warden Jesse, wheelwright
Weatherston John, model farmer
Weller James, gardener
White James, lumber merchant
Wilson James, laborer
Wilson James, sailor
Wright William, grocer
Wyley captain John
BROOKLIN-—A village in the town-
ship of Whitby, county of Ontario. A
considerable local retail trade is done at
this place,which contains also large man-
ufactories of furniture. Montreal Tele-
graph Co, has an office here. Distant
from Whitby, the county town anda
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7
miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 34 miles.
Mail daily, Population about 650.
Allan Thomas, school teacher
Allemo Charles, miller
Bailey Edmund, laborer
Barnett Alexander, school teacher
Benniss George, jun., teamster
Benniss George, sen., tailor
Bickell C. H., Centre mills
Bickell J. B., Whitley mills
Blacker Charles, blacksmith
Boln Charles, laborer
Brown rey. Thomas C.,
methodist
Burst Charles, laborer
CAMPBELL C. A., operator Montreal
Telegraph Co, :
Campbell Hiram
Campbell John, farmer
Campbell Robert, proprietor Brooklyn
mills
Carrol William
Chamberlin Daniel F., blacksmith
Chapman Willard
Cole John, tanner
Cotterell Mrs. Jane, wid William
Courtess Thomas, farmer
Cryderman John, laborer
Cuttell James, printer and grocer
Dale John, harnessmaker
Darlington Robert, postmaster, treas-
urer municipality
Episcopal
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Dawes John, druggist
Delong Mrs. Abby, wid Richard
Earl George, agent
Edmundson rev. J.B., Presbyterian
Feeney Michael, cooper
Fitchell, Dennis, laborer
Fitzgerald John, cooper
Foote Jonathan, of Foote & Warren
Foote & Warren, physicians
Fountain James, cooper
Fox Wilkinson, laborer
Francis & Brothers, Kent mills
Frankish George, teamster
Gibbs John, laborer
Globe hotel, James Powell, proprietor
Goldsbro W. T., shoemaker
Grainger John, blacksmith
Groat Alfred, butcher
Groat George E., photographer
Groat Ora, shoemaker
Harrison Richard T., township clerk
Hault William, carpenter
Hay Robert, cooper
Hayward Edgar R. B., of Hayward &
Tyler
Hayward & Tyler, storekeepers
Hepinstall William, watchmaker
Hoar Mrs. Johanna, wid John
Hodgson Matthew, teamster
Hudson John, laborer
Keeler Lyman, laborer
Kempley John, hostler
Kester Isaiah, carpenter
Ketchen Alexander, blacksmith
Kilborne Mrs. Tryphoena, wid Richard
Luke Noah, carriagemaker
McBrien George, painter
McBrien William, shoemaker
McDonald George
McPherson John, clerk
Martin Thomas, carpenter
Masson William, farmer
Matthewson William, carpenter
Mattimore John, carpenter
Mayber James A., saddler
Mills Francis, carpenter
Mitchell Joseph, farmer
Mockgridge rev. John, ch of England
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,C,A.
Campbell, operator
Moore Richard, farmer
Nichols William, farmer
O’Day John, teamster
Ontario tannery, William Thompson,
proprietor
Perrie William, carpenter
Phippen Nicholas, cabinetmaker
Powell James, proprietor Globe hotel
Roberts George, blacksmith
Robson Robert
Robson Thomas, tinsmith and hardware
dealer
Ross Andrew M., clerk
Sawyer Arthur, carpenter
Sills Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
Sings William, laborer
Smilie John, tailor
Smith George, carpenter
Smith Mrs. Harriet, wid rev. Philander
Smith Mrs. Mary, wid Philander
Sweetapple Chs. H., veterinary surgeon
Thomas John H., apiarian
Thomas Lucius C., conveyancer and
commissioner in Queen’s Bench
Thomas Nelson M., carpenter
Thomas Stephen M., merchant
Thompson William, proprietor Ontario
tannery
Tyler Joseph, of Hayward & Tyler
Vickery Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Charles,
tavernkeeper
Walker John, cooper
Warren Henry, of Foote & Warren
Warren John, druggist
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Warren William H., clerk
Welsh Thomas, pensioner
Whalks Mrs, Jane, wid James
Wheeler Charles, laborer
Wickett §. R., tanner
Williamson Trueman, carpenter
Williamson Zenas M.
Wyatt David, music teacher
Yates William
BROOKSDALE—A small village in
the township of West Zorra, county of
Oxford, Distant from Stratford, astation
of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles,
from Woodstock, the county town, 16
miles, from London 45 miles, Mail semi-
weekly. Population about 60,
Bannerman Sage M., postmaster and
storekeeper
Bagrie John, blacksmith
Curr George, shoemaker
Innis George, farmer
Innis James, farmer
Innis William, farmer
McKay Alexander, farmer
Reed Orlando, farmer
Whealey Hugh, farmer
Youngs Lanty 8., farmer
BROUGHAM-—A village in the town-
ship ot Pickering, county of Ontario.
Distant from Whitby, the county town,
and a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
12 miles, fare 50c,; from Toronto 27 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 800,
Bailey John, hotelkeeper
Ball John, tailor
Bentley Lewis, of Woodruff, Bentley &
Co.
Bentley Mrs Clarinda, wid James L., of
Woodrutt, Bentley & Co,
Bodell William, shoemaker
Brown Robert, waggonmaker
Burke John, storekeeper
DOMINION 244 DIRECTORY.
Thornton James, mail contractor
Toole Jacob H., carpenter
Underhill Richard, cbosmaker
Wade Edwin, carpenter
Webb Sampson, of Webb & Sons
Webb Samuel B., hotelkeeper
Webb & Sons, carriagemakers
Webb William, of Webb & Sons
Wesleyan church
Wilkinson Isaac, basketmaker
Wilkinson John, basketmaker
Wilkinson William, clerk
Woodruff Bentley & Co., manufacturers
of patent medicines
Woodruff Mrs, Ruth A., wid Powell
Woodruff Nelson, of Woodruff, Bentley
& Co.
Woodruff Samuel, farmer
“BROWNS CORNERS—A amall
village in the township of Markham,
county of York, Distantfrom Richmond
Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 74
miles, from Toronto 17 miles, from Mark-
ham, a station of the Toronto and Nipis-
tng railway, 7 miles, Population about
0,
Allen Oliver, laborer
Brown Alexander, farmer
Brown James, school teacher
Duncan rev. Francis, Presbyterian
Erwin John, farmer
Galloway John, farmer
Perry William, tavernkeeper
Stiver Mrs., wid Peter
Tomlinson Manuel, saw mills
Young William, farmer
BROWNSVILLE —A small village in
pie fownal’y of Dereham, county of Ox-
ford.
the Great Western railway, 18 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 28 miles,
from London 33 miles. Mail tri-weekly,
Population about 100.
Burton Thomas, groom
Carpenter Ira B., J.P., farmer
Christian church, rev. Jesse Tatton,
mission from Whitevale
Depeu Thomas, sawyer
Dunham William
Dunlop Alexander
Ellis Mrs. Jane, wid Jacob
Ferrier David William, M.D.
Grose Stephen, saddler
Hickie Browning J., storekeeper
Hubbard Isaac B., laborer
Hubbard James, teamster
Hubbard Mrs. Harriet, wid Thomas C,
Johnston Robert, laborer
Kimmerly William H., painter
McGinnis John, laborer
Marr Mrs. Hilen, wid Joha, dressmaker
Matthews Charles, tavern
Matthews Peter, sawyer
Middaugh Thomas, blacksmith
Miller David, tailor
Miller John, farmer
Miller Wilticm
Milne William, M.D.
Nut Hiram, carpehter
Pierson Justice B., commercial traveller
Pool Jacob H., carpenter
Rex George, butcher
Reynolds Chancery, farmer
RUSSELL & BROTHER, storekeepers
Russell David, of Russell & Brother
RUSSELL JAMES, of Russell & Brother
Smith George B., contractor
Smith James O., storekeeper
Stewart Thomas, shoemaker
STOCK GEORGE B., produce and
dealer in Stock’s extra machine oil
Stock John M., laborer
Tatton rev. Jessie, Christian ch
Taun Richard, postmaster |
Allison John, farmer
Andrews Charles, carpenter
Barr Wm., postmaster, school teacher
Brown Enoch B., farmer
Brown Walter, farmer
Brownsville cheese factory, John Cohoe,
manager
Clark James, laborer
Clark John, tailor
Clark Joseph, butcher
Clark Joseph, of McDiarmid & Clark
Cohoe John, manager Brownsville
cheese factory
Ford Benjamin, farmer
Fursman John, waggonmaker
Gibson Job, blacksmith
Glover Jacob, farmer
Hall John, carpenter
Helmka Henry, builder
Hodgson John, J.P., farmer
Hopkins Benjamin, J.P., reeve, farmer
King John, blacksmith
Kirkpatrick Mrs. Eleanor, wid Robert
Larkworthy Isaac, butcher
Lish George, deputy postmaster
McDiarmid & Clark, storekeepers
McDiarmid Ewen, of McDiarmid & Clark
Parsons Shem, farmer
Pierson Simeon, shoemaker
Royal Exchange hotel, Mrs. Sophia,
wid Thomas Wood, proprietress
Sponenburg William, storekeeper
Stevens Joseph, clerk Royal Exchange
hotel
Watson Henry, farmer
Winder Jonathan, farmer
Wood Mrs. Sophia, wid Thomas, pro-
prietress Royal Exchange hotel
Wood Thomas, harnessmaker
York Edward, farmer
*The post office is at Buttonville.
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BRUCEFIELD-—A village jy the
townships of Tuckersmith and Stanley
county of Huron, Distant from Clintoy
a station of the Grand Trunk railwyy, ¢
miles, fare 25c.; from Seaforth 6 imnjts
Daily stage to London, Mail daily
Population about 260,
Berwick William, laborer
Blackadder William
Brigg Edward, tanner
British Exchange hotel, Robert We
proprietor
Burton Richard, teamster
Cameron Duncan, tailor
Campbell Alexander, clerk
Cook William, blacksmith
DIXON WILLIAM, proprietor Rate.
burys hotel
Ferguson James, tollkeeper
Ferguson Robert, school teacher
Hale Alfred, farmer
Harland George, shoemaker
Hickson John, cheese factory
Johns William, blacksmith ©
Johns William, laborer
Jones Abraham, shoemaker
Jones David, blacksmith
Kearn David, cheese maker
Kennard Thomas, carpenter
Kerges Andrew, shoemaker
McCartney James, carpenter
McCartney Robert, cheese maker
McCowan Samuel, laborer
McDonald Donald, carpenter
McDonald Duncan, blacksmith
McDonald Thomas, carpenter
McEwen Hugh, weaver
McIntosh Hugh, waggonmaker
McIntosh John, dealer
Marks Robert, postmaster, dealer
Miller James, tailor
Munro Neil, M.D.
Paton George, M.D.
Dobie W. C,, cle
Grenfell John W,,
Hamilton David, 3
mines
Hancock John, pc
Harris William, m
Jackson Robert, h
Keppel rev, J. H.,
Marks Ths., & Bro
Nicholson Peter, st
Ninuls Joseph, met
Plummer John W.,
Plummer William
Richards John, sto:
Tucker Joseph, mit
Vigars John, hotell
Wivain John, 2nd e
Williams Frederick
township of the s¢
Renfrew, Montrea
line construeted to
from Pembroke, t]
miles, from Bonne
from Sand Point,
Brockville and Otta
Mail biweekly, Po,
Coughlan Matthew,
Grace James, saloor
Halterman —, storek
eilly Patrick, store
fcNamara Patrick, s
Mahony John, shoem
lahony Michael, slic
ONTREAL TELE
foran John, postmas
Payette Madame D., |
Re vnolds John, black
ng James, car pente
n James, tavert
Nlielan Jolin, laborer
Rattenbury John, farmer we : sim
RATTENBURYS HOTEL, Willy MMB at from Seung
Dixon, proprietor Butlilo and Goderi
Ross rev. John, Presbyterian (rand Trunk railway,
Scott William, & Co., storekeepers Wekly, Population ¢
Simpson John, veterinary surgeon Brunt
West Robert, proprietor British Ey
change hotel
Youil William, school teacher
BRUCE MINES—A village on the!
cation of the Bruce, Wellington and
Huron Copper Bay mines, which are the
property of the West Canada Minin
Company Limited, situated on Lake
Huron, opposite the lower end of the Ie
runner Jacob, postm:
rapp Henry, blacksm
panna Robert, farmer
herr Colin, farmer
argee Robert, farmer
anxin Thomas, firme
ankin William, weave
hearloltz Henry, innk
mith Robert, furmer
land of St Joseph. By a compariso! farmer
export returns of the min:
were embodied in the ¢ ‘SWic
and those for | ine] toe ( K—A pe
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work, it wil! !
the mines
The impo
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of the Grand 1
Mail daily,
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while the s for Ut, S. R., postmas
besides con ble quant i pei ; Postmas
fish, were 2,0 3 of co ore, val TON—
at $162,470. 2: vritish «1 Ameria, N—A sn
pof London, cou
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a large quentity pes rd
exported, Distant
tion of the Grand 7
from London 12
Population about
lif George i
! John, eng
Wn David, f;
Achanan James,
nett Daniel, fy
iter Richard, fi)
ame Richard, f
neney John, blacksmit
Uningham James H. ¢
Nar John, farmer
Fy George, farmer
art Nicholas, farmer
"Formerly called Goo
and 9 British sailing ¥ arrived and
cleared at the port durin ame period
During navigation two mail steamer Fy
ing between Collingwood and Fort hi.
liam,and 1 between Parry Sound and Sau
Ste Marie, touching at intermediate poms
call here regularly, In wiuter the ee
is bi-monthly, It may be of interat
add that according to existing rege
British steamers and sailing vou a
coasting license and are not require
report unless having bonded or an
oods to land, Distant from Manet
faning 150 miles, from Sault dae
miles, from Toronto 881 miles. Popult
about 1260. ;
Bell rev. J. P., Primitive method
BENNETTS JAMES, JP, pa
dent and representative of the "
Canada Mining Co.'s mines in Vat
Bowker John, collector of custous
lier
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Mail daily
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Dobie W. C., clerk 2nd Division court
Grenfell John W., Ist engineer
Hamilton David, M.D,, surgeon for the
mines
Hancock John, postmaster
Harris William, mining carpenter
Jackson Robert, hotelkeeper
Keppel rev. J. H., Wesleyan
Marks Ths, & Brothers, storekeepers
Vicholson Peter, storekeeper
Vinuls Joseph, metallurgist and chemist
Plummer John W., mining engineer
Plummer William H., storekeeper
Richards John, storekeeper
Tucker Joseph, mining smith
Vigars John, hotelkeeper
Wivain John, 2nd engineer
Williams Frederick, mining engineer
BRUDENELL—A small village in the
township of the same name, county of |
Renfrew, Montreal Telegraph Co, has a
line constructed to this place. Distant
irom Pembroke, the county town, 48
miles, trom Bonnechére Point 49 miles,
from Sand Point, the terminus of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 56 miles,
Mail bi-weekly, Population about 60,
Coughlan Matthew, blacksmith
race James, suloonkeeper
lalterman —, storekeeper
cilly Patrick, storekeeper
MeNamara Paurick, shoemaker
laony John, shoemaker
lahony Michael, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Moran John, postmaster, storekeeper
Payette Madame D., innkeeper
Reynolds John, blacksmith
Ring James, cat penter
Vliclan James, tavernkeeper
Vhielan John, laborer
BRUNNER—A small village in the
taut from Sebringville, a station of the
Hullo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, Mail bi-
weekly, Population about 50.
uner Jacob, postmaster, saw mill
) Henry, blacksmith
tobert, farmer
Colin, farmer
argee Robert, farmer
ankin Thomas, farmer
ankin William, weaver
earloltz Henry, innkeeper
ith Robert, farmer
farmer
YSWECK—A post office station
‘wuship of Manvers, county of
i. Distant from Port Hope, a
‘of the Grand Trunk railway, 26
Mail daily.
ish S. R,, postmaster
BRYANS'TON—A small village in the
township of London, county of Middlesex.
here isa good steam saw mill here and
4 large quantity of hard wood lumber is
exported, Distant | Granton, a sta-
tion of the Grand ‘J railway, 7 miles,
from London 12 Mail bi-weekly,
Population about
iliff George \'
ll John, eng
own David, ¢;
ichanan James,
met Daniel, far op
ler Richard, farmer
arie Richard, farmer
eney John, blacksmith
tningham James H. cooper
nat John, farmer
: George, farmer
art Nicholas, farmer
*Formerly called Goodwood.
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township of Ellice, county of Perth, Dis. |
DOMINION 245 DIRECTORY.
Dickinson Charles, farmer
Elliott John, farmer
Elliott Lewis, blacksmith
| Elliott William, general store
| Evans John, framer
Queen’s bench, innkeeper
Goulding Thomas, grocer
| Grant Duncan, of Grant & Ross
| Grant & Ross, saw mill
| Hartson Aaron, farmer
| Tronside William, farmer
Kannady Charles, constable
Kinball Nelson, farmer
Loveless William, shoemaker
| Mellroy rev, Thomas, Baptist
McKenzie Mrs. Christina
MeLay Archibald, M.D.
| McRoberts David, farmer
Marshall John, farmer
| Needham Richard, farmer
Needham Thomas, farmer
Powell Stephen, farmer
Robb John, farmer
Robinson Alexander, laborer
Ross William, of Grant & Ross
| Sinibeth Alexander, farmer
Stanfield John, J.P., postmaster, store-
keeper
Stanfield Theophilus, farmer
| Stanfield Julien, cooper
| Stevenson James M., M.D.
Way Charles, laborer
Wood Benjamin, farmer
Wood George, carpenter
| Zeudler Jchn, shoemaker
| BUCK HORN—A small village in the
township of Raleigh, county of Kent, It
is surrounded by a good farming and fruit
country. Distant from Chatham, a sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 11
miles, fare 50c, Mail tri-weekly. Popula-
} tion about 75.
| Burmel KE. F., proprietor Erie house
Cleveland James, mason
GROAT & CRAFORD, general store
Craford James, of Groat & Craford
CRAFORD JOHN, of Groat & Craford
Krie house K, I. Burmel, proprietor
| ERIE VIEW VINEYARD,W.S. Stripp,
proprietor
Groat 8. P., of Groat & Crawford
Hamley John, farmer
| Hetherington James, farmer
| Lee William, postmaster, storekeeper
McGuigan Charles, farmer
McPherson Hugh, farmer
Main John, farmer
| Merrifield Joseph
| Shepley Michael, farmer
| STRIPP WILLIAM 8., proprietor Erie
View vineyard
Willie Richard, blacksmith
* BUCKSHOT MELLS—A small vil-
lage in the township of Clarendon, county
of Frontenac, Distant from Gemley 38}
miles, from Smith’s Falls, a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 43 miles,
from Perth 55 miles, Population about 35.
Albert John, farmer
Ames Arthur, school teacher
| Brown Goldsmith, farmer
Brown rev Daniel, Wesleyan
| Caprin George, storekeeper
| Currie Alexander, farmer
Switzer Galvin, farmer :
Walker Edw., fanning machine maker
| BULLOCK’S CORNERS—A _ yil-
lage in the township of West Flamboro,
county of Wentworth, Distant from
Dundas, a station of the Great Western
railway, 4 mile, from Toronto 46 miles,
Population about 150,
* The post office is at Gemley.
+ The post office is at Greensville.
Glass Matthew, J.P., commissioner in |
Bav-Biry
| Archer Joseph, spinner
| Barr Frederick, tailor
| Bullock Joseph
| Bullock William
BULLOCK’S CORNERS WOOLLEN
MILLS, Clark, Langley & Co,, pro-
prietors
| Cane Elie, spinner
| Clark Andrew, of Clark, Langley & Co.
| Clark James, of Clark, Langley & Co.
CLARK, LANGLEY & CO., manufae-
turers of check flannels, tweed and
winsey goods,Bullock’s Corners wool-
| len mills
| Clark William, of Clark, Langley & Co,
Cochenour George, clerk
Cochenour Jacob, saddler
| Gochenour John
Cochenour Mrs, Catharine, wid Francis
Coulson Francis, saddler
Crown inn, Mrs, Mary Frederick, pro-
prietress
EKdwosky William, teamster
| Fraser Hugh, storekeeper
| Frederick James, farmer
| Frederick John, farmer
| Frederick Mrs. Mary, wid John, proprie-
tress Crown inn
Graham John, carder
| Griffin James, miller
Langley Matthew, of Clark, Langley &
Co, :
Lauson John, blacksmith
McLaren rey, —, Presbyterian
Markle James, teamster
Markle Manuel, proprietor Ontario hotel
Mellon William, laborer
Morris Thomas W., grist mill
| Mulholland George, farmer
Ontario hotel, Manuel Markle, proprietor
Vanevery William, of K, Wishart & Co
WEBSTER JOSEPH, proprietor of grist
flouring, and cotton batting mills
Wharton John, bookkeeper
Webster George, miller
Webster James, miller
Wilson Robert, dyer
WISHART KENNETH, & CO., dry
goods, groceries, hardware and liquors
*BURFORD —A village in the township
ofthe same name, county of Brant. It
contains church of England, Wesleyan and
Congregationalist houses of worship. Dis-
tant from Paris, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 650c.; from
Brantford 15 miles, fare 40c.; from Strat-
ford 40 miles, from Toronto 130 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 600,
Albion hotel, James Sheppard, proprie-
tor
Abbott Walter, clerk
Bingham Jacob, councillor
Briggs John
Cardwell Robert, laborer
Catton George, laborer
Catton John, postmaster, storekeeper
Caulton John, mason
Chrysler Henry, M.D.
Coverly George S,
Cox Henry, storekeeper
| Croker Fuller
Crooker Henry, laborer
Day Ira, clerk
Day Solomon G., storekeeper
Dickey James, farmer
| Dickey John, M.D.
| Dunne Daniel, cooper
Elliott Mathias
Flewelling Gilbert H., farmer
Flewelling Samuel, carpenter
Flewelling Thomas B., laborer
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Fowler Jacob C., gardener
Fowler John M., M.D., druggist
Fowler Willian I1., saddler
Fraser George, cooper
Gibberd Richard, cabinetmaker
Goudy Francis, farmer
Groom William, blacksmith
Harbottle Robert, M.D.
Hard St Clair, clerk
Herane James, cabinetmaker
Hearne William, carpenter
Heaton John
Herrett Thomas, blacksmith
Hipkins Edward, M.D.
Horton James, carpenter
Howard James, laborer
Howard William H., tinsmith
Hunt Robert
Hyland rey. Rowley, Wesleyan
Johnson Miss Mary
Jones Benjamin
Keachie John, farmer
Kelly Mrs. Sarah, wid Abraham
Lane George, laborer
Lane George, mason
Lester Mrs. Margaret, wid Horatio
Linton John, school teacher
Lloyd James, carriagemaker
McCaffr, James, tailor
McDewitt John, farmer
McGill Mrs. Emeline, wid William
McGrory Mrs. Mary, wid James
McIntyre James, shoemaker |
MeWilliams Willian A., storekeeper
Moore William H., hotelkeeper
Muir Robert, J.P., farmer
Nichol William, M.D.
O’Rielly James, tinsmith
Padfield Charles William, M.D.
Padfield rev. James, ch of England
Pearman George, waggonmeker
Rounds William, farmer
Ross Hervey, clerk
Ross Mrs. Mary A., wid Dr. Hervey
Rush Richard, weaver
Rush William, laborer
Russell James, clerk
Ryan rey. David, Wesleyan
Ryder Gideon, carpenter
Schramn John, cooper
Serpill William, clerk Division court
Sheparn James, proprietor Albion hotel
Sherwood Jacob, farmer
Shine Timothy, laborer
Sulman William, baker
Terryberry Jacob Gilbert, M.D.
Sillatson Joshua, laborer
illatson Levi, laborer
Thompson Robert, waggonmaker
Walker James, blacksmith
Wallace rev. Robert, Congregationalist
Wetmore Stephen, waggonmaker
Wilson George, M.D.
Whale John H., painter
Whale Robert, artist
Whittaker John
Whittaker Robert, butcher
Wooden Ira C., carpenter
Wooden William IT.
Yeagh Edmond, J.P., farmer
BURG ESSVILUE-—A village in the
township of North Norwich, county of}
Oxford, Wistant from Woodstock, the
county town, and a station of the Great
Western railway, 11 miles, fare 60c.;
from London 33 miles, from Hamilton 46
miles, Mail daily. Population about
200.
Burgess Charles, blacksmith
Burgess Edward W., J.P., postmaster,
deputy reeve, blacksmith
Burgess Tennard, farmer
Burgessville cheese factory, Harve;
| Burgess
Farrington, proprietor
DOMINION 245 DIRECTORY.
Burtes George, farmer
Burtes Samuel, farmer
Colston James, carpenter
Dennis Henry, farmer
Dennis Isaac, farmer
Dennis Jonathan, farmer
Dennis William, farmer
Doxie Adam, pedlar
Kaston William, farmer
Farrington Harvey, proprietor Burgess-
ville cheese factory
Farrington James, school teacher
Force Francis, farmer
Garthwaite William, waggonmaker
Griflin Isaac, farmer
Griswold Charles, farmer
Griswold Henry B., carpenter
Hanes Levi, laborer
Langin John, laborer
McCaully Robert, shoemaker
Morgan William, farmer
Nichols Harman, farmer
Nichols 8., farraer
O'Neil Edward, innkeeper
Pettitt James, J.P., township clerk and
farmer
Pollard Alfred, woollen factory
Pollard Wallace, carpenter
Pollard William, farmer
Sackrider Abraham, farmer
Smith William, laborer
Snider Elias H., farmer
Squires John, farmer
Swindell & Street, storekeepers
Swindell Thos., assistant postmaster
Swayze Mrs. Arseneth, wid Caleb
Thomson Joseph, tailor
Thrall John H., M.D.
Topham John, farmer
Watson Isaac E., pump maker
*BURGOWNE-—A sinall village in the
township of Arran, county of Bruce. Dis-
tant from Goderich, a station ofthe Grand
Trunk railway, 69 miles, fare $2.50 ; from
London 100 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Popu-
lation about 180,
Boyd Alexander, farmer
Burgess Albert E., farmer
Burgess Alfred, farmer
William, farmer
Currie William, farmer
Ksplew Alexander, shoemaker
Darling John, farmer
Darling Matthew, farmer
Ducker William, farmer
Geddes John, farmer
Griffith Francis, farmer
McBride Donald, farmer
McBride Finlay, farmer
McLean Malcolm, farmer |
McLean Neil, farmer
McKennie Donald, farmer
Montgomery W. H., blacksmith
Morton Clement, farmer
Parsons James, farmer
Patterson Thomas, farmer
Philpot John, mason
Pierson John, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
Scott James, farmer
SHELL ALFRED, postmasiec, general
merchant
Sinclair Neil, tailor
Stark James, hotel and mill owner
Wallace . lexander, farmer
Wynn Abiaham, farmer
Wynn John, farmer
BURNBRAE-—A small village in the}
township of Seymour, county of North-
umberland, Distant from Stirling, 12
miles, fare 50c.; from Belleville, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles,
fare @1. Mail tri-weekly. Vopulation
about 209,
Bamber Richard, farmer
* Sometimes called Stark’s Corners.
——
Bedford Gilbert, deputy reeve
Brumby William, storekeeper
Buchanan Andrew, farmer
Clark Alex., blacksmith
Clark John, farmer
Cleugh captain Robert, R.N,
Cleugh James C., farmer
Craighead George, farmer
Craighead Wm., farmer
Crossan James, farmer
Donald Alexander, postmaster, stop.
keeper, councillor
Donald James, farmer
Dunk George, blacksmith
Dunk William, carpenter
Fry Thomas, farmer
Gardner Peter, farmer
Hay John, farmer
Innis James, farmer
Johnston John, innkeeper
Keegan John, farmer
Lock William, farmer
Milton George, farmer
Morrison John, farmer
Neil rev. Robert, Presbyterian
Patterson John, farmer
Seely Lyman, blacksmith
Scott James, farmer
Tunnale George, farmer
Walkingshaw George, farmer
Watson James, farmer
Watson Robert, farmer
Whittan James, farmer
Young Loren G., school teacher
BURNHAMTHOR PE —A villagein
the township of Toronto, county of Pe
Distant from Malton, a station of th
Grand Trunk railway, 7} miles, from Por
Credit, a station of the Great Weste
railway, 8 miles, trom Brampton 121
from Toronto 14 miles, Mail tri-weekly
Population about 50.
Aikins Moses Henry, M.D.
Colson Edmund, storekeeper
Oraig Thomas
Curry Robert, farmer
Dovell William, joiner
Gibson George, trader
Gordan Jeremiah, gardener
Graham Andrew, teacher
Homes John, laborer
Johnson George, bootmaker
Moore Samuel, farmer
Patrick Timothy, laborer
Savage George, postmaster, blacksmil
Siddall Joseph, carriagemaker
Sweeney Michael, laborer
Watson John
* BURNLEYW-—A village on Mill Cre,
township of Haldimand, county
Northumberland. Distant from Colbor
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
miles. Mail tri-weekly. — Populatict
about 250,
Beatty William, sawyer
Brown James, carpenter
Coleman William, sawyer
Cirmmings David, J.P., farmer
Dillon Hugh, farmer
Dillon James, farmer
Donohoe Patrick, waggonmaker
Doyle & Hutchinson ;
Doyle & Hutchinson, saw and shingle
mill
Doyle Patrick, assistant postmaster
Dunigan Francis, blacksmith
Grimshawe Richard H., postmaster
Grimshawe Thomas
Guerin John, laborer
Hill Robert, tavernkeeper
Hogan Michael, farmer
Hutchinson Frederick, tavernkeeptt
James Archer, carpenter
*Also called Grimshawe Mill.
[PROVINor op
ONTARIO. |
Kennedy Adam,
Knowles Williar
Labelle John, ca
zawlor William,
Mackay John, ca
fartin William,
{eConoughy Ar
Mclvers Robert, §
Nutt Tvler, ca
forrison Michael
Nathan Lawrence
Parker Reuben, ¢
Platt Willett, sav
Pyman Francis, v
Robinson Albert,
Rol mn James,
Robinson John, ni
staples John, sav
ples William, ¢
Meweet Hiram, lab¢
Vright William,
IBURNS--A villa
Mornington, com
produce affirds t
Disteut from Stre
Grand Trunk rai
Mail tri-weekly.
rd James, farm
Davidson Wallace
Freborn Thomas,
ribson John, wagy
vy Thomas, fart
1 Josepi, in
ver Patviek, fa
Oram, pos
tson Williaa
right James, saw
Nab, couaty ef Re
Pembroke 56 miles,
Mail trieweekly,
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llamy Jacob, ear
pbell John
sAS JAMES
ries, hardw
r Demoise, i
s Andrew, la
Leckie Alexander,
Leckie William, bla
vowry Mrs, Agnes,
feCallum John, sh
MeGregor John, sh
itvre John, ear
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Roche ‘orge. s
1 George, :
owner
BURNVILLE-
township of Derehg
Distant from ‘Tilse
Jngersoll, a station
railwa miles, fi
stock, the county
London 82 miles,” |
carpark Mrs. Eliz:
Buckberry William
lirn Smithson, whi
ereham Union ech
Harris
F emir
» Manager
George, fi
larris James, man:
BleAlpine Alesande
Mathison Ad um, int
rr Joseph L., innk
strander — livery
strander Henry B
cot Anthony, ‘fart
‘ Formerly called
me ometimes ” called
he post office is at T
PROVINoE op ONTARIO. ]
PER cre. .
fenuedy Adam, blacksmi th
reeve dan
eeper <nowles William, sawyer
er Labelle John, cabinetmaker
N awlor William, storekeeper and ashery
Mackay John, carpenter
R.N fartin William, carpenter
ro BB eConoughy Arthur, blacksmith
Melvers Robert, sawyer
{cNutt Tyler, carpenter
forrison Michael, farmer
Nathan Lawrence, farmer
Parker Reuben, carpenter
Platt Willett, saw mill
th Pyman Francis, watchmaker
op Robinson Albert, carpenter
Robinson James, carpenter
Robinson John, millwright
Staples John, saw and grist mill
Riaples William, councillor
Bsweet Hiram, laborer
stmaster, Store.
er Li rags
Vright William, sawyer
BURNS--A village in the township of
Mornington, county of Verth, Country
produce uff rds the principal trade here.
yterian Disteut from Stratford, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fare $1,
th Mail tri-weekly, Population about 50.
Baird James, farmer
r Davidson Wallace, farmer
farmer orn Thomas, shoemaker
John, waggonmaker
lomas, farmer
Josep, innkeeper
iver Patrick, farmer
hillips Oram, postmaster, dealer
obertson William, blacksmith
Vright James, saw mill
»| teacher
PE —A village in
0, county of Peel
a station of the
4 miles, from Port
ie Great Westen
rampton 12 mile,
Mail tri-weekly
BURNSTOW N—A small village on the
a Kiver, in the township of Me-
woty ef Renfrew. Distant from
e5h miles, from Arnprior 13 miles
Mail tri-weekly, Population about 100,
wD.
Keeper
‘lamy Jacob, carpenter
Jampbell John
OUGLAS JAMES,dealer in dry goods,
groceries, hardware, boots, shoes, &.
Fournier Demise, innkeeper
Andrew, laborer
ener
her Beckie Alexander, innkeeper
Leckie William, blacksmith
baker awry Mrs, Agnes, wid William
feCallum John, shoemaker
er Me(rregor John, shoemaker
ster, blacksmith Melntvre John, carpenter
amaker [RAE DONALD, postmaster, dealer
iia pin dry goods, groceries, hardware,
Aothing, boots, shoes, crockery, &e.
«John, school teacher
re on Mill Cres Roc! iworge, storekeeper, saw mill
and, county
nt from Colbortt
‘yunk railway, i
ly. — Populatit
owner
BI RNVIEUE—A emall villagein the
township of Dereham, county of Oxford.
Distant from Tilsonburg 4 miles, from
Thersoll, a station of the Great Western
Nulway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Wood-
a pay the cotnty town, 22 miles, from
: Ondon 82 miles,” Population about 40,
farme! > ,
Pearpark Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William
Buck bey ‘y William, blacksmith
ynmaker Smithson, wheelwright
ham Unior :
; ‘reham Union cheese factory, James
w and shin! i Harris, manager
leming George, farmer
postmaster larris James, manager cheese factory
Smith HeAlpine Alexander, agent
postmaster Mathison Ad tm, innkeeper
Jet Joseph L., innkeeper
wirander —, livery and freight agent
m7 Usttander Henry B., farmer
Cott Anthony, farmer
vernikeepé? * Formerly called Blackley’s corner-
re ometimes ” called Ostrander’s
he post office is at Tilsonburg. corner,
we Mill.
DOMINION 247 DIRECTORY.
EE
Stubbs Robert, blacksmith
Thomson William R.
Waller Launcelot, farmer
Westbrook Benjamin, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
BURRITIS RAPIDS—A village
on the Rideau canal and river, town-
ships of Oxford and Marlborough,
counties of Grenville and Carleton, Cat.
tle fairs are held here three times a year.
The village possesses good water power.
Large quentities of shingles are manu-
factured here. Distant from Kempt-
ville, a station of the St Lawrence and |
Ottawa railway, 10 miles, from Brockville
32 miles, from Ottawa 35 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 400.
Adams Elihu, farmer
Adams Merritt, farmer
Adams Trueman, farmer
Anderson Thomas, teamster, boarding |
house
Brown Ann Jane, laundress
Burritt colonel Henry
Burritt Daniel Hamlet, farmer
Burritt Hamlet, farmer
Bush Thomas Warner, agent
Campbell Reuben O., school teacher
Carrol James, carpenter
Carson Andrew, farmer
Chester Michael, joiner
Colborne Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Henry,
boarding house
Collins Dennis, J.P., farmer
COLLINSSTEPHEN, proprietor Unior
house hotel
Conn Hugh, shingle mill
Crangle Eliza, dressmaker
Dell & Percival, grist mill
| Depencier Peter Theodore. farmer
| Dowell John Dodd, tatuer
Driscoll Patrick, farmer
Eastman John, farmer
Greer Joseph, weaver
Guest Richard, shingle and saw mill
Halfpenny James, butcher
Hare rey. R. B., Wesleyan
HARRIS ERASTUS, dealer in dry
goods, hardware, groceries, boots
and shoes
Healy John, grocer
Hurd Stephen, J.P.
Johnston James, hotelkeeper
Kerr Alexander, carding and fulling
mills
Kidd William, J.P., reeve, saw mill
Lane Alonzo, teamster
Lane Arcantus, blacksmith
Lane Thomas, blacksmith
Maynes Dennis, tailor
McGowan Patrick Henry, bridgeman
McNamara Matthew, harnessmaker
dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots
and shoes
Merrifield Stafford, farmer
Milliken William, M.D.
Mills James, shoemaker
Mills John, tailor
Moffatt Edward, laborer
Newans Edwin, sawyer
Newans Thomas, sawyer
O’Brien John, cooper
O'Connor Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Patterson James, blacksmith, bailiff
Percival Roger, J.P., farmer
Phillips Thomas, carder
Phillips William, laborer
Proctor George, carriagemaker
Read James Kempt, trader
Reeves Walter, shoemaker
Saunders rev. J. B., Wesleyan
Shannon James, carriagemaker
Shannon James, grocer
Shepard George, J.P., lockmaster
MEIKLE JOHN, postmaster, dealer in |
Bur-Bur
Stuart David, farmer
Taylor James, keeper drill shed
Thompson Hugh, blacksmith
UNION HOUSE HOTEL, Stephen Col-
lins, proprietor
Waldo Fordyce L., farmer
Waldo Reid, carpenter
Want John, laborer
Waterson John, school teacher
Williams Mrs. Eliza, wid Wm., milliner
Woods William, shoemaker
BURTCHA—A village in the township of
Brantford, county of Brant. Distant
from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 5 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 50. ,
Baker William, blacksmith
BRAYSER GEORGE, farmer
Burteh Daniel, farmer
BURTCH DAVID, J.P., farmer
Cleaver Samuel, farmer
Dewar David, farmer
Ferris James, farmer
Fisher Levi, blacksmith
Hoag William, waggonmaker
King James, farmer
Taylor George, postmaster, storekeeper
BUR WS GREEN- A rural settlement
in the township of Somerville, county of
Victoria. Distant from Lindsay, a station
of the Midland railway, 28 miles, from
Peterborough 386 — miles. Population
about 90,
Akister James, firmer
Armstrong James, farmer
Billett Stephen, farmer
| Fell Christopher, farmer
| Fell Jolin, postmaster, farmer
Flett James, farmer
Flett Joseph, farmer
Flett William, farmer
Grandsden Abraham, farmer
Hopkins George, farmer
HLopkins Thomas, farmer
Lamb Richard, farmer
>| Lorden Peter, farmer
g | Schell John, farmer
| Smith Benjamin, farmer
Tweedy Willian, farmer
BUTTONVILLE—A villare in the
township of Markham, count: of York.
Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of
the Northern railway, 6} miles, from
Markham, a station of the Toronto and
Nipissing railway, 6 miles,from Toronto 18
miles. Mail daily. Population about 90.
Ashburn Jonn, shoemaker
Black Robert, farmer
Buss James, waggonmaker
Burgess Francis, Venus mills
B
0
utton Francis, auctioneer
avert Jonathan, blacksmith
Colbert David, weaver
Craig William, laborer
Gauton Mrs., wid Benjamin
Hart Henry, laborer
Hemmingway Foster, farmer
Hoppin Henry, laborer
Jenkins Mrs., wid
Lever James, farmer
Morrison James, laborer
Nichols William
Quantz Alfred, carpenter
Sanderson John
Sanderson Mrs., wid William
Stiver Francis, teacher
Stiver John, farmer
Stiver Josiah, farmer
Sutton William, weaver
Thompson Thomas, postmaster, store-
keeper ,
Venus mills, James Wilkinson, proprie-
tor
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Walker David, laborer
Wilkinson James, proprietor Venus
mills
Wilmot Joseph, farmer
BUXTON-— A village in the township of
Raleigh, county of Kent. Distant from
Chatham, a station of the Great Western
railway, 12 miles, from Windsor 45 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
COUTTS GEORGE, general store
Echlin Daniel, dealer
(tillhouly James, innkeeper
Goulett John, blacksmith
Hancock Zedekiah, waggonmaker
Hatter George W., blacksmith
Kersey John W., carpenter ;
KING REV. WILLIAM, Presbyterian,
postmaster
Scott Thomas, boots and shoes
* BYNG—A small village on the western
bank of the Grand River, township of
Dunn, county of Haldimand, Distant
from Dunnville, astation of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 1 mile, trom Port Dover, on
Lake bev
daily. Population about 180,
Aiken James, laborer
Band Robert, grist mill
Bessay Ira, laborer
Boman Anson, laborer
Boman Charies, baker
Brown George, J.P., farmer
Clarkson William, laborer
Davis John, cooper
Drake Alvin, grist mill
Drake John, waggonmaker
Drake Peter, farmer
Drake Thomas, blacksmith
Everingham Henry, laborer
Fox rev. Thomas,, New Connexion
methodist
Furray Jonas, farmer
Gordon James, innkeeper
Grand River water works, Francis
Ramsey superintendent
Grant Francis, J.P., farmer
Grant Wiliam, farmer
Hamilton William, farmer
Hicks David, laborer
Kearns Andrew, plasterer
King Joseph, farmer
Lucy Archibald, laborer
Lucy Miss Ann, school teacher
Marshall Henry, reeve, farmer
Maul Valentine, farmer
Murdy Robert
Paterson John, laborer
Ramsey Francis, superintendent Grand
River water ws cs
Ramsey Robert, f «1
Reed John, laborer
Secord John, constable
Secord Rowland, laborer
Secord William N., farmer
Sheehan Theodore, laborer
Thomson James M., postmaster, store-
keeper
Thrush Charles, laborer
Waltho Wm., carding and spinning mill
BYNG INLET—A lumber manufactur-
ing station on the north shore of Geor-
ian Bay, in the Parry Sound district.
ft contains two large saw mills turning out
about 20 million feet per annum, which is
shipped to the United States, It isa port
of entry, and has communication with
Collingwood, weekly in summer, per
steamer “ Frances Smith,’’ and in winter
by dog-trains, Distant from Collingwood
90 miles by water, fare by steamboat,
* Formerly called Haldimand,
DOMINION 248
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e, 88 miles, fare $1.50. Mail
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$3.60; from Barrie 200 miles, by overland
route. Mail weekly in summer and bi-
Ponwily in winter. Population about
ANSON MILLS, Dodge & Co., pro-
prietors ;
Asselin Joseph, laborer
Bailey Robert, laborer
Bailey William, carpenter
Balonga Joseph, laborer
Balonga Mrs, A., wid
jartelette Cyrille, laborer
Bella Frank, carpenier
Bella Henry, laborer
Blett Peter, laborer
Busha Joseph, laborer
Canniff Peter V., bookkeeper
Clark Pulaski, of Clark, White & Co,
Clark, White & Co., mill owners
Coles Miss Eliza, governess
Colway John, laborer
Craig Joseph, laborer
| Dill C. H., general manager for Dodge
& Co.
DODGE ANSON GEORGE PHELPS,
of Dodge & Co., summer residence
Keswick, Ontario, winter residence
New York city
|DODGE & CO., proprietors Anson
mills, and manufacturers
| Gallagher Michael, laborer
Gow Robert, laborer
| Jaundre John, carpenter
Jaundre Paul, laborer
Knitzing W. D., agent and bookkeeper
for Dodge & Co.
Lawson Edson, clerk
| Legree Peter, laborer
officer
McKenzie James, boarding house for
Dodge & Vo. saad
Martin Frank. iaborer
Martin Louis, laborer
Miller W. H., M.D., J.P.
Montroy John, boarding house for Clark,
White & Co,
Moore John, tireman
Nay Andrew, mason
Norton Alfred, laborer
Norton Frank, fireman
O'Donell John, master of “Mittie Grew”
Pearo Henry, laborer
Pollard James, engineer
Reynolds John, shoemaker
Reynolds William, blacksmith
tuss A. B., agent Clark, White & Co.
Sherman 8. O., manager for Clark,
White & Co.
Staves Joseph, laborer
Tulloh George, foreman
White —, of Clarke, White & Co.
Wimbs Patrick, laborer
BYRON —A small village in the township
of Westminster, county of Middlesex. It
yossesses excellent water privileges,
distant from Komoka, a station of the
Great Western railway, 5 miles, from
London 6 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Popu-
lation about 125.
Armstrong William, farmer
Beach Mrs, Margaret, wid Nathaniel
Blain John, farmer
Buirel Henry, carpenter
Charles John, weaver
Colville Charles, farmer
Colville James, farmer
Coombs Charles, miller
Dawson Isaac, farmer
Dufton John, of Dufton & MeCullam
Dufton & McCullam, woollen factory
Elson Sidney, farmer
DIRECTORY.
| Forsyth W. B., mill foreman | Sadler Robert, postmaster, tailor
. |
| Little Charles B., postmaster, customs |
[PRovinos op ONTARIO. ]
Flynt Pirney, farmer
Franks Henry, farmer
Glover Joseph, innkeeper
Griffeth Brothers, woollen factory
Griffeth Eli, of Griffeth Brothers’
Griffeth John, of Griffeth Brothers
Griffeth William, of Griffeth Brothers
Hammond Job, laborer
Herington Alanson, grocer
Hollywood Anson, farmer
Hurd Cyrus, carpenter
Jarvis George, farmer
Jarvis Mrs. Ann, wid Levi
Kains Archibald, farmer
Kenney Frederick H., miller
Lacky Charles
Lothian Richard, farmer
McCullam Archibald, of Dufton ¢
McCullam
McEwin David, farmer
McNames Lucian, farmer
Man Alexander, farmer
Man George, farmer
Martin William, shoemaker
Montague John, farmer
O'Donnell Michael, pensioner
Orman Meredith, farmer
Ormond George, farmer
Redpath Alexander, blacksmith
Reed Robert, laborer
Cain Mrs. Bridg
Clark Mrs. Mar|
Creighton John
Croome Willia
Dresser James J
6 Duncan Alexan
Duncan Willian}
File John, farm
Folger Henry, '
Gawler Henry,
Grantham Char
Grenny Robert,
Hamilton Rober
Hildred William
Hildred William
Hobson Charles
hotel
Hobson James,
Ilet George, labo
Tlet William, lab
Jordan Charles,
Lawson David, t
Liking William, f
Re McConkey Cicerc
Markle Robert, ble
® maker
Mordeau James, gi
Mordeau Joseph,
Pee ordeau Joseph, s
Hare John, shoe
Orv John, farmer
Oxley John, carpe
Palmer Jonathan,
Railrvad hotel, Rot
Reid James, jun., ¢
Reid James, black
maker
gkeid John, waggor
Reid Thomas, blac]
Rhodes Robert, lab
Shephard Mrs., wic
Sharp David, farm<
hort Mrs., wid, dr
mith Samuel, wag
Smithson Robert, ta
‘wift Thomas, blac
olten William, lat
Tolton Thomas, lal
Truesdale James, fia
Puttle Robert, propr
an King, carp
Panderlip Justice, f
George, farme
stbrook George, |
rook Peter, J.
imot rev. J.,. Wes
Wright James, labor
tight William, tw
Sims John, laborer
Sissons Jonathan, of Sissons & Sons
issons Jonathan,& Sons,harness factory
sons Robert, of Sissons & Sons
Sissons Samuel, of Sissons & Sons
Stevens John, farmer
Summers Robert, J.P.
Wells J.B., farmer
Wells B. 8., farmer
| CAESAREA — A small village in th
| township of Cartwright, county of Dir
ham. Distant from Bowmanville, ase
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, }§
miles, fare $1; from Port Hope 4
miles. Mail daily. Population about,
|
Crozier George, farmer
| Demara Ephraim
| Demara James, laborer
Klliott John, carpenter
Emmerson Matthew, farmer
| Fryor Paul, carpenter
| Grexton Francis, laborer
Grexton Thomas, laborer
Harran Edward, watchmaker
Kheys John, innkeeper
Latanville Anthony, farmer
Mallory Alvy, innkeeper
| Martin William, J.P., farmer
McAlister John, laborer
McLenaghan John, pumpmaker
Miller John, blacksmith
Muirhead Jacob, laborer
Pollock Miss. Nancy, teacher
Prout John, farmer
Rowan Richard, farmer
Watson John, laborer
Watson William, laborer
Williams Thomas, farmer
\INTOWN—A sg
township of Yonge,
tant from Malloryto
Grand Trunk railw
Weekly. Population
hdress Sylvester, y
uell James P., labo
uell William S.. fia
traham William, sa
onnolly Michael J,,
vidson Mrs. Mare
‘grocer yi
ckey James, farme:
Mnean Michael, fary
‘gison James, we;
igehoom Samuel L
Matty John B., wag;
Callum William, y
‘Donald John G., f
er Samuel, farmer
iwlen James, labor:
illips Robert R., fa
bole Edward H.. far
Nis Henry, carpent
CAINSVILLE—A village on the (rod
River, township of Brantford, county a
Brant. Itis a flag station of the Butflo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Truk
railway. Distant from Brantford, the
county town, 8 miles, fare 15c; from Ht
milton 21 miles, fare 70c, Mail dally
Population about 300.
American hotel, Charles Hobson, pit
prietor
Andrews George, weaver
Batrick Charles, carpenter
Bingham Hiram, laborer
Blanchard Allen, matchmaker
Elson William, farmer
Brown Walter, waggonmaker
Nis Peter F., farm
'ROVINOE Op ONTARIO. |
arlene Spee ee
(ain Mrs. Bridget, wid Peter
r Clark Me, Moy, wid Jacob
) ‘reighton John
etre (rocme William, teamster
Brothers Croon } 7
h Brothers Dresser James D., pedlar
ffeth Brothers f Duncan Alexander, storekeeper
ms Duncan William, farmer
cer File John, farmer
\er Folger Henry, waggonmaker
Gawler Henry, postmaster, storekeeper
Grantham Charles, waggonmaker
evi Grenny Robert, butcher
r Hamilton Robert, gardener
iller Hildred William, sen.
Hildred William, farmer ;
r Hobson Charles, proprietor American
P , otel
ld Hobson James, cattle dealer
let George, laborer
oy let William, laborer
Jordan Charles, laborer
Lawson David, blacksmith
‘ker Likins William, farmer
McConkey Cicero, carpenter
sioner ; 4 a Robert, blacksmith and waggon-
" maker
: Mordeau James, gardener
om} Mordeau Joseph, farmer
cksmith
O'Hare John, shoemaker
Orr John, farmer
Oxley John, carpenter
Palmer Jonathan, carpenter
ter, tailor
ssons & Sons
ssharness factory
ns & Sons
ons & Sons
maker
akeid John, waggonmaker
Mekeid Thomas, blacksmith
Rhodes Robert, laborer
hephard Mrs., wid Benjamin
Sharp David, farmer
He, a sti hort Mrs., wid, dressmaker
be Ri ik y mith Samuel, waggonmaker
lation abontit ‘mithson Robert, farmer
‘wift Thomas, blacksmith
. olten William, laborer
olton Thomas, laborer
Truesdale James, farmer
1 village in the
t, county of Dar
wmanville, a ste
Puttle Robert, proprietor Railroad hotel
rmer ran King, carpenter
anderlip Justice, farmer
r West George, farmer
" Vestbrook George, farmer
naker restbrook Peter, J.P.. farmer
; ilmot rev. J., Wesleyan
mer Wright James, laborer
; tight William, turner
hmer
AINTOWN—A small villa i
NTOWN § age in the
pmaker township of Yonge, county of Leeds. Dis-
yn, astation of the
y, 4 miles, Mail bi-
tant from Malloryte
Grand Trunk railwa
Weekly, Population about 250,
cher
ell James P., laborer
well William S., furmer
trtham William, saw mill
be on the Grand
ford, county d
in of the Buffalo
he Grand Tron
Brantford, the
15e; from He
ie, Mail daly.
grocer
ickey James, farmer
Mnean Michael, farmer
‘guson James, weaver
geboom Samuel L., farmer
Callum William, weaver
Donald John G., farmer
ller Samuel, farmer
mwlen James, laborer
hillips Robert R., farmer
bole Edward H., farmer
Nis Henry, carpenter
Nis Peter F., farmer
Hobson, pl
Swe Mordeau Joseph, sen., waggonmaker
Railrvad hotel, Robert Tuttle, proprietor
eid James, jun., carriagemaker
Reid James, blacksmith and waggon-
ndress Sylvester, waggonmaker
onnolly Michael J., school te
inolly ael J., s acher
lividson Mrs, Margaret, wid Robert,
Untty John B., waggonmaker
DOMINION 249 DIRECTORY.
Quinsey Thomas, farmer
Shipman Ezekiel, farmer
Tennant JamesW., assistant postmaster,
blacksmith
Tennant William, postmaster, farmer
Thomson Alexander, farmer
Torrence George, farmer
Wilson Ezekiel D., shoemaker
CALABOGIE—A small village on the
Madawaska River, in the township of Ba-
got, county of Renfrew. Distant from
Arnprior, a station of the Brockville and
Ottawa railway, 28 miles, from Pembroke
69 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Bryare Stephen, shoemaker
Dillon Dennis, postmaster, innkeeper
Legree Samuel, innkeeper
Murray William, storekeeper
CALDER —A village in the township of
Delaware, county of Middlesex. Distant
from Delaware 8 miles, from St Thomas, a
station of the London and Port Stanley
railway, 9 miles, from London 15 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 120.
| Baker Edward, farmer
; Baker Robert, farmer
Baker William, farmer
Campbell Albert, farmer
Campbell Colin, farmer
Campbell Henry, farmer
Campbell Samuel, farmer
Campbell William, farmer
Campbell William, postmaster, farmer
Fisher John, farmer
Harshaw James, farmer
Harshaw John, farmer
Henderson Alexander, farmer
Henderson Malcolm, farmer
Henderson William, farmer
Kennedy Henry, farmer
McLachlin Archibald, farmer
McNea David, farmer
McNichol Neil, farmer
McPherson Donald, farmer
McPherson Duncan, farmer
McPherson Hector, farmer
McPherson Hugh, farmer
Mosgrove John, farmer
Musgrove William, farmer
Orr John, farmer
Orr Robert, farmer
Orr Thomas, farmer
Orr William, farmer
Scott Robert, farmer
Thompson John, farmer
Thompson Mrs. Margaret, wid Dugald
CALDWELL-—A village in the town-
ship of Caledon, county of Peel, electoral
division of Cardwell. Distant from
Brampton, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 14 miles, tare 50e. Mail weekly,
poulation about 75.
Carty John, farmer and machinist
Chambers Philip, mill owner
Crabb W., M.D.
Culliton Daniel, tailor
Dewit Wigons, farmer
Graham John, farmer
Harris Isaac, farmer and trader
McLean James, teacher «nd plumber
MeNevin Donald, lumber merchant
Morris George, laborer
Murphy John, farmer and grain dealer
Murphy Patrick, postmaster, general |
merchant
Murray John, boot and shoe maker
Patterson N., waggonmaker
Shirkey Patrick, laborer
Stevenson John, hotelkeeper
Stokes William, miller |
Tigue Edward, blacksmith
[Cai-CAL
*CALEDON EAST-—A village in the
township of Caledon, county of Peel,
electoral division of Cardwell. It is a
station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce
railway. Distant from Brampton 18 miles,
from Toronto 33 miies. Mail daily. Po-
pulation about 100.
Allison Samuel, M.D.
Bracken John, blacksmith
Bullivent James, builder
Campbell Peter, storekeeper
Fleetham William, tailor
Greer Charles, farmer
Harkest James, shoemaker
Haviland Richard, tavernkeeper
Hepton John, laborer
Johns Hiram, waggonmaker
Judge Thomas, farmer
Mills John, tavernkeeper
Munsie James, postmaster, storekeeper
Parson Thomas, farmer
Perrin Henry, insurance agent
Scott John, saddler
Stone Ebenezer, farmer
Walker James, farmer
Walker William, farmer
+CA LEDONIA—An incorporated village
on the Grand River, townships of Oneida
and Seneca, county of Haldimand, This
place is fast growing into importance
It contains saw and grist mills, a large
foundry,and machine shop, also a woollen
mill ; and manufactures a great
quantity of flourand lumber, The Grand
River passing through the village affords
excellent water power. Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an office here, It is alsoa
station of the Buffaloand Goderich branch
ofthe Grand Trunk railway. Distant from
Cayuga, the county town, 11 miles, from
Hamilton 14 miles, fare 75c.; from Brant-
ford 18 miles, from Buffalo, N.Y., 60 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 2000,
Adams Abraham C., miller
Adams Miss Nettie, school teacher
Aldridge James, J.P., clerk Ist Divi-
sion court and town clerk
American Express Co., A.C. Buck,
agent
Anderson John, laborer
Avery John, painter
Bailey Samuel, machinist
Bain Thomas, laborer
Balls Mrs. Mary, milliner
Balls Samuel, general store
BALMORAL FLOUR MILL, McQuarrie
& Thorburn, proprietors
Batters Miss M., fancy goods
Black rev James, Presbyterian
Booth Jonathan, proprietor Union hotel
Brines Samuel, laborer
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE
CO., A. Taylor, agent
Brittain Mrs. Bridget, wid Matthew, inn-
keeper
Brock Francis, toll keener
sroderick David E., tailor and clothier
Broderick Jesse, tailor
Brown James, of W. J. Brown
Brown William, of W & J Brown
Brown William & James dealers dry
goods, groceries, boots and shoes
BUCK ALEXIS C., J.P., commissioner
in B. R, telegraph operator, issuer of
marriage licenses, druggist, grocer,
bookseller, exchange broker and ex-
press and insurance agent
Builder John, J.P., steam cabinet fac-
tory
Burge William
CALEDONIA FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE SHOP, John Scott, proprie-
tor
Callowhill William, watchmaker
* The station is called Paisley.
Thomas Peter, veterinary surgeon
t Also called Seneca which is the name
of the post office.
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“CALEDONIA,
DOMINION
250 DIRECTORY.
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Campbell Henry, spinner
Campbell’s hotel, John Campbell, pro-
prietor ;
Campbell John, proprietor Campbell's
hotel
Campbell John, teacher
Campbell William, cooper
CANADA LANDED CREDIT CO., A.
Taylor, agent
Canada Permanent Building and Saving
Society, A. C. Buck, agent.
Carmichael Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker
Carpenter Andrew, wool maker
Carpenter Francis, carder
Chambers Henry, innkeeper
Clark Daniel F., general store
Cochrane Josiah, barber
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, T. Galer pro-
prietor, with livery stables attached
Conboy Francis, proprietor New Do-
minion hotel
Conroy Mrs. Catherine, wid John
Crawford Mrs. Mathilda, wid Robert
Davis William, freight agent
Dillabough Edmond H., M.D.
Disher John D., carding mill
Doebereiner Philip, photographer
Dougherty Robert, shoemaker
Doyle John, grocer
Doyle William, constable
Duffy Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker
Dumas John, clerk
Earl John, harnessmaker
Elwood George, shoemaker
Fedro Michael, laborer *
Filmore George, pumpmaker
Findlay Alexander, shoemaker
Forrester William, carpenter
Fuller Joseph, moulder
Fulton Samuel, waggonmaker
Furlong Edward, barrister, &c.,
GALER THOMAS R., proprietor Com-
mercial hotel
Galer William, clerk
Garland N.& T., dry goods, groceries
& co.
Garland Nicholas, of N. & T. Garland
Garland Thomas, of N. & T. Garland
Gibson John, blacksmith
Gore District Mutual Insurance Co., A.
©. Buck, agent
Goodyear Joseph, blacksmith
Goodyear William, blacksmith
GRAND RIVER SACHEM, weekly,
annual subscriptions $1; Thomas Mes-
senger, proprietor and printer.
Green Edward D., dentist
Hannifan Michael, waggonmaker
Hayes James, shoemaker
Heddle Thomas, blacksmith
Hess Mrs. Bilhah,wid Phillip, dressmaker
HICKES W. L., & CO., proprietors
Seneca grist and Hour mill
Hickes William L., of W. L. Hickes & Co.
Hicks William T., school teacher
Hill James S., grocer
Hill William, laboree
Holden James B., J.P., of W. L. Hickes
& Co.
Holden William, teamster
Hollenbuck Wells, innkeeper
Howard John, shoemaker
Howard Matthew, harnessmaker
Howard Robert, miller
Howells Thomas B., M.D.
Hulbert William, baker
Hull Henry, harnessmaker
Humphrey Norris, farmer
Hunter Charles, W. M. St Andrew
lodge
Hunter William, tollkeeper
Ince Richard C.
Jackson William, deputy postmaster
Johnstone Mrs. wid
Kean David, baker
Kelly John, farmer
Kennedy Donald, grocer
Kennedy Donald, tailor
Kennedy Hugh, farmer
Kennedy Mrs. Catherine, wid Alexander
Kerr Robert, spinner
Keyes William, clerk
Kirkwood Archibald, mill hand
Knipe Oliver, innkeeper
Knipe Samuel, laborer
Knipe Solomon, blacksmith
Lawson John, tailor
Leach George, mason
Leach Joshua, mason
Leask John, blacksmith
Lees Thomas, wool carder
Leith William, cabinetmaker
Leith William, innkeeper
Liverpool & London Insurance Co., A.
C. Buck, agent
Logan James, plasterer
Longson John, laborer
Macdonald Alexander, farmer
Macdonald John, shoemaker
McBay Alexander, shoemaker
McCARGOW WILLIAM, J.P., M.D.,
physician and surgeon
McClernon William, grocer
MeDonald John, J.P., shoemaker
McDowall Joseph W., school teacher
McGregor Miss Mary, school teacher
McKinnon Dugald, sawyer
McKinnon John, merchant
McKinnon John M., merchant
McNulty rev, John, R. catholic
McKinnon A, R., manager grist mill
McKinnon Ranald, J.P., woollen factory,
saw and grist mill
McQuarrie Donald, of McQuarrie & Thor-
burn
McQUARRIE & THORBURN, propri-
etors Balmoral flour mill
Mangan Thomas, turner
Mansion House hotel, William Munro,
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alexis C.
Buck, J.P., issuer
Marr George, farmer
Marr Jeremiah, moulder
Marshall John, miller
Martineau Reuben, cooper
Matchet James, farmer
Mattice William H., farmer
Mayers William, cabinetmaker
Meldrum Miss Margaret, school teacher
Mercer Frederick C., jeweller
MESSENGER THOMAS, editor, pro-
prietor, an? publisher of the Grand
River Sac)’, coroner and insurance
agent
Mitchell James, machinist
Mitchell N. & T., painters
Mitchell Nelson, of N. & T. Mitchell
Mitchell Thomas, of N, &. T. Mitchell
Montgomery James, carpenter
Montgomery Mrs. Eliza, wid William
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,
Robert L. Nelles, operator
Moore James, station agent
Moore Robert, clerk
Moore William, farmer
More William 8.
Munro William, proprietor Mansion
House hotel
Murphy Joseph D., section master, Buf-
falo and Lake Huron Railway
Murphy Peter, innkeeper
Neilson James, innkeeper
Nelles Mrs. Lois, wid John H,
IMPERIAL BUILDING, SAVING AND
INVESTMENT CO., A. Taylor, agent
NELLES ROBERT L., station master
New Dominion hotel, Francis Conboy
proprietor "
Nichols Mrs. Susan, wid Francis
Nichols Robert, gardener
Nichols Thomas, gardener
Nixon Robert, machinist
Old Francis W., tinsmith
Oliver P., clerk
O'Neil Patrick, tailor
Overholt Moses, tailor
Patterson Samuel, blacksmith
Payne Walter, laborer
Phillips Brothers, dealer in drugs, sq.
tionery, groceries, hardware, &¢,_
Phillips David B., of Philips Brothers
Phillips Ezekiel E., of Phillips Brothers
Pole Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker
Pollock Robert, laborer
Potter rev. Robert, Methodist
Powell George, laborer
Presto Adam, cloth finisher
Provincial Insurance Co., A. 0. Buck
agent
Rennelson William H., school teache:
Ritchie Samuel, machinist
Robertson John, carpenter
Roper John, dealer in drugs, groceries
stationery, &c.
Sabiston R., blacksmith
Savings bank, A. C. Buck, proprietor
SCOTT JOHN, J.P., reeve, postmaster
proprieter Caledonia foundry and
machine shop
Seldon Richard, baker
SENECA GRIST AND FLOUR MILL
W.L. Hickes & Co., proprietors
SENECA HOUSE, C. Young, propre
tor
Shirra Robert, dry goods, groceries, ¢,
Shoots George, carriagemaker
Simington James, laborer
Simington William, blacksmith
Simington William C., miller
Simm George, joiner
Smart William R., barrister, comms
sioner in B. R., notary
STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE (0
A. Taylor, agent ,
Steeves Mrs. Amanda, wid John
Suthers Joseph, carpenter
Sweeney Michael, grocer
Tait William, miller
TAYLOR ALEXANDER, J. P., plaste
beds and mill, Fire and Life |
surance, coal and cement, money ti
lend, commission agent, &c.; rep
sents the Western Assurance Co
British America Assurance Co
dard Life Assurance Co,,
Landed Credit Co.,[mperial Building
Saving and Investment Co., ke, ¢
THOMSON WILLIAM, jun., saloonan
stage proprietor
Thorburn captain R.
Thorburn James, of McQuarrie &
burn
Tomes Charles F., painter
Toser Amos, laborer
Totton George, blacksmith
Totton Mrs., wid a
Travelers Insurance Co. of Hartfott
Conn., William Jackson, agent
Union hotel, Jonathan Booth, proprett
Upthegrove William E., moulder
Walker Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Henty |
Walker Robert, manager Scott's founy
Walker Robert E., tinsmith ,
Waters James J., dealerin dry 0%
groceries, provision, hardware, (1%
ery, boots and shoes
Waigh Robert, woollen factory
WESTERN ASSURANCE CY;
Taylor, agent
and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.
Weston Robert, shoemaker
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mclwers
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Whelan Robert, ¢
Wickett Nathanie
Willer Reuben, tir
Wilson Alexander
Wilson rey, Thom
Wrenn James, tury
Yates James, mill
Young Abel, innk
Young Charles, bai
YOUNG CHRISTC
etor Seneca hous
Young F. W., pain
Young Jacob, wag
Young Peter, mail
Young Peter KE, lah
Young Philip, carp
ALEDONIEA §
five miles from the
ship of Caledonia,
This is a favorite r
ing the summer mon
thither by the fame
of the springs. Mc
has an oflice here, D
miles, fare $1.25; fr
fare $2.50. Mail da
90,
ALEDONIA SP
CO., Andrew Ha
VAMERON JOHN
dealer in dry goc
visions
arriére P, Hyacint
James, J.P, ¢
Cyprien, ca
re Supliant, fa
agnon Francois, sl
HAMILTON ANDR
ledonia Springs I
Kennedy rev. J., We
arocque Alexandre
arocque Bernabe, |
eavitt Miss Mariah,
HUNTREAL TELE!
Parker Mrs. Alexand
ulx Joseph, black
Rochon Joel, innkee
hortz rev—, Episcoy
Ward John, engineer
ard William, labor
CAM BORNE—A.
fowiship of Hamilto
umbe d, Distant f
ae fromm Cobourg, a
runk railway, 6 1
about 120, "
Thomas, saw a
i rederick, farme:
is John, farmer
k William, blacks
ossan Thomas, farr
is Mrs. Elizabeth.
llis Richard, farme
reson Charles, fay
ord Thomas, farmer
tnderson Robert, tol
orl William
cy Francis
cy James, farmer
tn Richard, farmer
tuman, dey
sons Benjamin, ear
sons Thomas, pain
biley Samuel, farme)
hile Thomas, farme
Ewart James, farmer
man David, farmer
Also called Spring: Mi
80 called Spring Mi
t Cold Springs, ,
VINCE 07
———
cis Conboy,
Onrarto.]
Whelan Robert, grocer
Wickett Nathaniel H., butcher
Willer Reuben, sinemith
Wilson Alexander, ¢ erk .
Wilson rev. Thomas C,, Presbyterian
Wrenn James, turner
Yates James, mill hand
roung Abel, innkeeper |
Fouts Charles, bailiff lst Division court
YOUNG CHRIST( )PHER, J.P., propri-
etor Seneca house
Young F. W., painter
Young Jacob, waggonmaker
Young Peter, mail driver
Young Peter E, laborer
Young Philip, carpenter
uncis
ith
n drugs, sta
yare, &e,
bs Brothers
llips Brothers
id. dressmaker
is ALEDONIA SPRINGS—A village
list en from the river Ottawa, town-
q ship of Caledonia, county of Prescott.
or This is a favorite resort of invalids dur-
A. CO, Buck ing the summer months, whoare attracted
thither by the famed medicinal qualities
of the springs. Montreal Telegraph Co.
ytlee here, Distant from Ottawa 51
ire $1.25; from Montreal 72 miles,
Mail daily. Population about
hool teacher
U
:
1gs, groceries,
Butler Nicholas, hotelkeeper
Yadieux Francois, farmer
adieux Francois X., lumberer
CALEDONIA SPRINGS HOTEL
CO., Andrew Hamilton, manager
CAMERON JOHN D., postmaster,
dealer in dry goods, groceries, pro-
visions ; ;
arrivre P, Hyacinthe, innkeeper
ross James, J.P., councillor
K, proprietor
ve, postmaster
foundry and
FLOUR MILL
roprietors
Poung, propre
, groceries, & icaire Cyprien, carpenter
maker Dicaire Supliant, farmer
iy aguon Francois, shoemaker
smith HAMILTON ANDREW, manager Ca-
niller ledonia Springs Hotel Co.
Kennedy rev. J., Wesleyan
aroeque Alexandre, innkeeper
f aroeque Bernabe, lumberer
SURANCE (0 eavitt Miss Mariah, teacher
ts PONTREAL TELEGRAPH OO.
rid John Parker Mrs, Alexander, boarding house
er Proulx Joseph, blacksmith
r Rochon Joel, innkeeper
hortz rev—, Episcopal methodist
fard John, engineer
Fard William, laborer
rister, commis
2, J.P., plas
and Life It
nent, money t
ent, &e.; rep
Assurance Co
rance Co. St
e Co, Ci
hperial Building
bnt Co., &e., &
jun Joon ant
CAMNLBORNE—A small village in the
township of Hamilton, county of North-
unberlaud, Distant from Cold Springs 1
mile, from Cobourg, astation of the Grand |
there railway, 6 miles, Population
about 120,
aker Thomas, saw and grist mill
ell Frederick, farmer
is John. farmer
00k William, blacksmith
1 Thomas, farmer
ter is Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas
s Richard, farmer
nith son Charles, farmer
ond Thomas, farmer
tuderson Robert, tollgate keeper
nl William
cy Francis
cy James, farmer
in Richard, farmer
mcHwers Truman, deputy reeve
tsons Benjamin, carriagemaker
rons Thomas, painter |
biley Samuel, farmer
hiley Thomas, farmer
Yuarrie & The
lo. of Hartfort
30n, agent -
Booth, propre
, moulder
| wid Henty
+ Scott's found
mith ;
erin dry go
hardware, (te
in factory ee vart James, farmer
NCE C0 man David, farmer
Also called Spring Mills, The
me rene shane g s. The post office
DOMINION
CAMBRA Y—A village in the township
of Fenelon, county of Victoria, Itcontains
saw, shingle and grist mills, and a Com-
mon school, Distant from Lindsay, the
county town and a station ofthe Midland
railway, 8 miles, fare 60¢.; from Port
Hope 61 miles. Mail daily. Population
about 260,
Austin James, shoemaker
Armstrong George sawyer
Bateman John M., postmaster, grocer
Berkeley Michael H., saw and grist mill
Burley William, blacksmith
Butler Richard Charles, M.D.
3utler William, saddler
Calder Andrew, waggonmaker
Canada Presbyterian church, rey.
James R. Scott
Clendenning John, farmer
Daniel Alexander, grocer
Dillingham, Sidney, saw mill
Douglas John, farmer
Douglas Thomas, storekeeper
Haggeth Thomas, waggonmaker
Hillborn John, saw mill
Holmes John, waggonmaker
Hunter William, carpenter
Hutchison George b., tailor
Kemp Thomas, miller
Manning Walter, carpenter
Marshall George, sawyer
MacCrory Thomas, laborer
McGuire Charles, laborer
MeIntyre Donald, hotelkeeper
McKinnon John, storekeeper
McMullen James, hotelkeeper
Morgan John, shoemaker
Morrison George H., blacksmith
Neil George, laborer
Nesbit John, laborer
Philips William, shoemaker
Russel George, saddler
Scott Miss Agnes, school teacher
Scott rev, James R., Presbyterian
Shall John, engineer
Sheppard George, school teacher
Sinclair John, blacksmith
Sinelair John, sen., farmer
Smith Isaac, carpenter
Stoddard Wiiliam G., cabinetmaker
Tuttle Charles, teamster |
Wilkinson Joseph, saw and shingle mill
Woodron Archibald, farmer
‘CAM DE '™—A small village in the town-
ship of Camden East, county of Lennox
and Addington, Distant from Napanee,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18
miles. Population about 40.
Foster James
Kerr James, farmer
Peter Absolom, blacksmith
Sallon Thomas, hotelkeeper
Switzer David, shoemaker
Walrowth Jacob, farmer
251 DIRECTORY.
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Clancy William, farmer
Clarke Benjamin, postmaster, store-
keeper
Clarke Norman
Close Mrs. Martha, wid Henry
Cranis Aaron 8., clothier
Cresser captain Richard S.
Davey Mrs. Jane, wid Peter M.
Davey Moses, laborer
Dennee Benjamin
Duncan Seth, of Hugh Duncan & Co.
Duncan Hugh, shoemaker
Dunean Hugh, of Hugh Duncan & Co.
Duncan Hugh, & Co., storekeepers
Duval Eleazer, laborer
Empey George, farmer
Finley Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Richard
Grannis A. 8., clothier
Greenaway Samuel, tinsmith
Haydon James, storekeeper
HAYDON JAMES T., storekeeper
Hinch Edward, grocer
Hinch Nicholas, farmer
Hooper Edmond J., M.P.P., saw mill
Hooper Henry, storekeeper
Hooper John,
Lew Duniel, carpenter
Lew Samuel, baker
Lewis Joseph, saddler
Lockwood Jonas, blacksmith
Macdowell John, broker
McCabe Archibald, miller
McCaul John, laborer
MeNulty Michael, laborer
Mulvany rev. C. P., ch of England
Nimmo James, grist mill
Nolan Mrs. Bridget, wid Arthur
PARROTT JAMES, grist and saw mill,
and woollen factory
Reilly Charles, shoemaker
Robertson David, laborer
Robertson Miss Jane, charwoman
Robinson Joseph E., butcher
Shane Peter, farmer
Sherlock William, shoemaker
Skinner John, blacksmith
Smally Mrs. Adeline, wid Zarra
Sproule Mrs. Sarah, wid Robert
Temple Michael, storekeeper
Waddle Mrs. Lydia, wid John
Warner William, hotelkeeper
Wartman David J., millwright
Wier Peter, tavernkeeper
Williams James
Williams Lorenz, farmer
Wilson Charles, carpenter
Wilson George, carpenter
CAMERON—A small place in the town
ship of Fenelon, county of Victoria.
Distant from Lindsay, the county town
anda station of the Midland railway, 8
miles, from Port Hope 51 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 60,
| Bice George, hotelkeeper
t+CAMIDEN EASTR—A thiriving vil-|
lage on the Napanee river, township of |
Camden East, county of Lennox and
Addington, It possesses water power of |
almost unlimited extent. Distant from |
Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk |
railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Kings- |
ton 21 miles, fare 75e, Mail daily, Popu- |
lation about 500,
Ager James
Anderson Philip, laborer
Andrews Samuel
Andrews Thomas, chairmaker
Bicknell Nathan, M.D.
Burgoyne Joseph, millwright
Burgoyne Joseph, jun., miller
Burton Charles I°., clothier
Bush William, tanner
Calder William, tailor
* The post office is at Petworth.
+ Formerly called Clarke’s Mills.
Bowles George, waggonmaker
Bryson James, postmaster, farmer
Flack George, laborer
Glaspell Thomas, waggonmaker
Irwin John, school teacher
Lytle & Son, storekeepers
McLaughlin John, farmer
Moffatt Peter, blacksmith
Oakley Thomas, farmer
Switzer Michael, laborer
Walker James, weaver
CAMILLA—A beautiful village on Notta-
wasaga River, township of Mono, county
of Simcoe, electoral division of Cardwell.
Distant from Orangeville, a station of the
Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 6 miles,
from Brampton 28 miles, from Barrie, the
county town, 59 miles. Mail daily, Po-
pulation about 100.
Anderson —, of Anderson & Wallace
Cat-Cam
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DOMINION
252 DIRECTORY.
[ PRovincp Op
se
Anderson & Wallace, mill owners and
carriage builders
Clare Richard, framer
Currie Hugh, postmaster, hotel and
store keeper
Curry & Galbraith, thrashers
ponsrty Jacob, joiner
Frame Hugh, stonecutter
Frame John, weaver
Frame Robert, M.D.
[rwin—, of Irwin & Patterson
Irwin & Patterson, saw mill and
shingle factory
Neii Alexander, carpenter
Orme John, shoemaker
Patterson —, of Irwin & Patterson
Still J.C. J., laborer
Thompson W. & R., thrashers
Turnbull Alexander, saw mill
Wallace —, of Anderson & Wallace
CAMULACHIE-—A village near Lake
Huron, township of Plympton, county of
Lambton. It is a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, Montreal Telegraph Co.
has an office here. Distant from Sarnia
8 miles, Mail daily. Population about
Burtle Frank, laborer
Cairns Andrew, waggonmaker
Houston Thomas, postmaster, dealer
Littleworth Sergeant
Melver Walter, shoemaker
McLeddran J., farmer
MANLEY RICHARD, station master,
operator Montreal Telegraph Co.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, R.|
Manley, agent
Ritcheson James, farmer
Robinson Charles, grocer
Robinson James, hotelkeeper
Robinson John, dealer
Scott rev. Robert, Presbyterian
Scott Thomas R. K., clerk Division
court
Sproul Walter, blacksmith
Trusler Abram, firmer
Trusler Albert, farmer
Trusler Arthur, farmer
CAMPBELLFORD-— A_ flourishing
village on the River Trent, township of
Seymour, county of Northumberland.
Campbellford has water power available
for manufacturing purposes to a great
extent. Montreal Telegraph Co, has an
office here. Distant from Brighton, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20
miles, fare $1, Mail daily. Population
about 1000.
Adair John, of Adair & Mackay
Adair & Mackay, storekeepers
Adams David, of McLaughlin & Adams
Anderson James, carpenter
Archer James, accountant
ARCHER W. B., of J. M. Ferris & Co.,
telegraph operator
Armstrong Robert, dyer
Ash rev, John ©., Methodist
Aveson Simeon, finisher
Baker rev. J., ch of England
Barwick Henry, clerk
Battige Henry, spinner
Beattie rev. David, Presbyterian
Beatty William, cabinetmaker
Benor James, carpenter
Bogart Irvine D., M.D., druggist
Bonnycastle Henry, councillor
Bradley Miss Catherine, milliner
Bray John, carder
Briggs John, blacksmith
Caddy Cyprian F., provincial land sur-
veyor
Cadzow William, warper
Caledonia Mills, Jos. Smith, proprietor.
Campbellford hotel, McLaughlin &
Adams, proprietors
Clark Robert, blacksmith
Cockburn Robert & Co., store and grist
mill
Jogan John, shoemaker
Collins Daniel, proprietor Phoenix hotel |
Conway Patrick, fuller
Costley William, waggonmaker
Courtin Thomas, harnessmaker
Crosby George, miller
Crosby Samuel, miller
Daniels Henry, miller
Davidson James, tailor
Denmark William, councillor
Dickson John, founder and blacksmith
Dinwoodie James, reeve
Dinwoodie James, sen., farmer
Dinwoodie John, millweight
Dominion hotel, Thomas Oliver, pro-
prietor
Edwards Stephen, cooper
Eley Robert J., cabinetmaker
Farrand & Miles, woollen and carding
factors
Farrand Walter J., of Ferrand & Miles
Ferris J. M., & Co,, storekeepers
Ferris James M., of J. M. Ferris & Co.,, |
and of D. Kennedy & Co., post-
master
Fletcher Joseph, of Irwin & Fletcher
Flynn James, blacksmith
Fraser Andrew, carpenter
Fraser Wallace, blacksmith
Frederick Bernard M., tailor
Frederick John, tailor
Frederick Lewis, laborer
Gannon James, carpenter
Gibb Hugh
Gilbert E., mason
Goodridge William, clerk
Gregor James, butcher
Greig Alexander, carder
Haig James, miller
Hannigan John, laborer
Hawley Milo A., hardware merchant
Heathcote Edward, solicitor
Horkins Luke, constable
Irwin & Fletcher, storekeepers
Irwin Thomas, of Irwin & Fletcher
Jackson Norman, cooper
Johns Charles, harnessmaker
Johns Thomas, blacksmith
Johnston Robert, carriagemaker
Johnston Wheeler, mail carrier
Kearney Edward, shoemaker
Keating Edward, laborer
Keith Miss Jane, dressmaker
Kennedy D., & Co., storekeepers
Kennedy Daniel, of D. Kennedy & Co.
Kerr George, spinner :
Killbank George, laborer
Kingston John James, M.D.
Lapp Charles H., photographer
Linton Miss Elizabeth
Linton Robert, blacksmith
Logan William, cooper
Mackay William, of Adair & Mackay
McCarthy John, shoemaker
McColl Mrs., milliner
McDonald Angus, tinsmith
McKelvie Thomas, carpenter
MeLanghlin & Adams, proprietors Cam-
hellford hotel
McLaughlin Robert, of McLaughlin &
Adams
Marsh Matthew
Massey Alexander, farmer
Mathewson George J., school teacher
Melville Richard T. fa cmer
Miles Charles, of Farcand & Miles
Mirfield Mrs. Mary, wid Samuel
Mirfield Samuel, woollen and carding
factor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., W.
B, Archer, operator
Morrison Matthew, shoemaker
Nadoo William, waggonmaker
Nancarrow Walter, tanner
Nelson Charles, miller
Ogilvy William, farmer
Oliver Thomas, proprietor Dominiyy
hotel ‘
O'Neil Hugh, tax collector
| Oulton Chs., contractor and carpenter
Phoenix hotel, Daniel Collins, proprietor
Pierce rev. Charles, Bible christian
Proud George A., foreman weaver
Reynolds M., cooper
Richmond John L,, telegraph operat:
Riddell George, woollen spinner
Ross Mrs. Isiubella, wid John
Rowed Henry, farmer
Sargeant John, laborer
Sargeant Samuel, laborer
Shillinglaw Robert, carpenter
Shillinglaw William, carpenter
Shore Henry, picker
Skinner G. A., clerk
Skinner Henry E., storekeeper
Smith George, cooper
Smith Joseph, miller, proprietor of tlp
Caledonia mills
Smith Peter, cooper
Stanbury Edward
| Stanbury Henry, storekeeper
Stephens Moses, baker
Stillman Robert, grocer
Taylor John, mason
Temple Joseph, cooper
Temple Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker
Temple Mrs. Eurenia, milliner
Tice George A., J.P., farmer
Victoria house, G. F. Willman, proprie
tor
Wallace Samuel, M.D., druggist
Waters David, of J. & D. Waters, tail
Waters James, of J. & D, Waters
Waters J. & D., storekeepers
Willman George F., proprietor Victor
house
Winman John, carpenter
Young John, shoemaker
* CAMPBELL’S CROSS—A villageia
the township of Chinguacousy, county /
Peel, Distant from Brampton, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fir
85¢c.; from Toronto 29 miles. M:
Population about 150.
Beatty John, farmer
Bradley John, farmer
Bradley John, jun., farmer
Campbell Abraham, farmer
Campbell Francis, J.P., farmer
Campbell James, farmer
Campbell Joseph, farmer
Cavapbell Seth, farmer
Ceasar John, blacksmith ;
Dublin castle, Irwin Shaw, proprieta
French Mrs., wid Thomas
Guy William, laborer
Hackett Andrew, bootmaker
Hackett John, shoemaker
HAGYARD EDWARD T., J.P., pot
master, general merchant
Hagyard Thomus, M.D.
MeCollum Robert ©., J.P., township
clerk and treasurer
McDougall Neil, farmer
Martin Joseph, carpenter
Martin Joseph, jun., carpenter
Neil Patrick, laborer
Pendleton Thomas, laborer
Rolson James, farmer .
Shaw Irwin, proprietor Dublin caste
Smith John
Snyder Abraham, insurance agent
* Also called Dublin.
CAMPBELL
township of Der
Distant from In
Great Western
the: from Wood
24 miles, from I
lation about 100.
Avard Charles, li
‘hisholm Robert,
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furray Dennis, ¢é
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Smith J. & M., lu
Smith John, of J.
Smith Malcolm, off
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Mail daily. Popu
brey George, fl
Allen George, lab
Anderson Andrew
Blacklock Willian
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orders Richard, |
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James, blac
William, |
Buck Peter, labore
Buck William, lat
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Burnett Thomas, |
ameron Jolin, co
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Jooper James H.
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vote John, propri
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‘orest James, la
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Kearns Samuel, fia
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cDonald Alexan
feGibbon Finlay,
HcLean Archibald
cLean Duncan,
Henzies James, b]
Hunn David, man
Reid William, far
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chruber Samuel,
pcram Adam, lab
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Bnitten Robert, f
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RLLTON—A village in the
da hat ashen, county af Oxford,
Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the
Great Western railway, 14 miles, fare
The.; from Woodstock, the county town,
24 miles, from London 84 miles. Popu-
lation about 100.
Avard Charles, laborer
‘hisholm Robert, laborer
odgson Matthew, laborer
Dudgeon Henry, laborer
Dudgeon John, laborer
udgeon Matthew, laborer
‘oodhand Joseph, laborer
J osly , carpenter
Cennedy James, farmer
<ennedy Jolin, laborer
ray Dennis, carpenter
ravdson rev. William, Presbyterian
Bmith J. & M., lumber dealers
Bmith John, of J. & M. Smith
Smith Malcolm, of J. & M. Smith
AMPBELLVILLE —A village in the
township of Nasiage were county of Hal-
ton. Distent trom Wellington Square, a
station of the Great Western railway,
16 miles, fare 75c.; from Toronto 48 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 200.
brey George, flour and saw mill
Allen George, laborer
Anderson Andrew, laborer
Blacklock William, laborer
Bonas Thomas, laborer
Borders Richard, laborer
Bowles Ben, laborer
Boyce James, blacksmith
Brenair William, laborer
Buck Peter, laborer
Buck William, laborer
Buck William, sen., tailor
Burnett Thomas, laborer
ameron Jolin, constable
liristie D.D. & Co., storekeepers
Jooper James H., postmaster, store-
keeper
vote John, proprietor Farmer’s Arms
hotel
urry Robert, farmer
wvidson Brothers, woollen factory
eforest James, laborer
asterbrook hotel, William Easter-
brook, proprietor
asterhrook James, farmer
asterbrook William, proprietor Eas-
terbrook hotel
lit Morris, laborer
amer's Arms hotel, Jolin Coote, pro-
prietor
erris Joseph, laborer
isk Esra W., engineer
orbes James, laborer
Hibbard Michael, shoemaker
Hunter James, engineer
Kearns Samuel, farmer
idney James
Kidney Willliam, clerk
oughieen Jolin, laborer
HeConnell Robert, laborer
fcDonald Alexander, farmer
HeGibbon Finlay, saw miller
cLean Archibald, farmer
cLean Dunean, farmer
Henzies James, blacksmith
unn David, manager saw mill
Reid William, farmer
chram Lewis, shoemaker
hruber Samuel, carpenter
cram Adam, laborer
sherrington William, laborer
ields John, sawyer
mith Hiram, botanical doctor
mitten Robert, farmer
tuitten Robert, laborer
* The post oftice is at Tilsonburg.
DOMINION
Thompson, Smith & Son, steam saw mill
Tod John, farmer
Wamsley Robert, laborer
Watson William, butcher
Wright Robert, laborer
CAMPDEN—A village in the township
of Clinton,county of Lincoln, Distant from
Beamsville, a station of the Great Western
railway, 3} miles, from St Catharines, the
county town, 12 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 90.
Albright Daniel, shoemaker
Althouse Samuel, carpenter
Grobb Joseph B., storekeeper
Hagerman Daniel, blacksmith
Hagerman George, waggonmaker
Hunsberger Michael, carpenter
Moyer Abraham 8.
Moyer David L., cooper
Moye Eli, school teacher
Moyer Henry W., of W. W. Moyer & Co.,
postmaster
Moyer Israel, painter
Moyer W. W., & Co,, cigar makers
Moyer William W., of W. W. Moyer &
Co.
CANBORO-—A small village in the town
ship of Cunboro, county of Monck, Dis-
tant from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 4 miles, from Cayuga, the county
town, 10 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 200.
Baldwin George, shoemaker
Bartram rev. Eli, Episcopal methodist
Birdsall Eli W., of Melick & Birdsall
Birdsall Henry, farmer
Birdsall Whitson, farmer
Birdsall William, farmer
Crawford Hugh, farmer
Farrar Martin, farmer
FOLMSBEE JOHN, J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper
Johnson John, laborer
Killins Adam, of Killins & Niger
Killins George, waggonmaker
Killins & Niger, blacksmiths
Kirk John, M.D.
McLaughlin Hamilton, carpenter
Melick & Birdsall, grocers
Melick Jonas R., of Melick & Birdsall
Mellick Elias, farmer
Mellick Oren, farmer
Miner James, laborer
Niger Henry, of Killins & Niger
Park Paul C,, butcher
Parmentier William L., M.D., township
clerk, issuer of marriage licenses
Potts Jolin, laborer
Rogers Matthew, farmer
Saunders Charles, carpenter
Shaver William, farmer
Smith David, carpenter
Smith Frederick, farmer
Smith Frederick, innkeeper
Smith Kelar, farmer
Strowbridge Job, farmer
Swayze Samuel, J.P., farmer
Swick William, butcher
Underhill Jasper, farmer
Wells Edward, shoemaker
Whitwell John, farmer
CANFIELD —A village in the township
of Cayuga, county of Haldimand. Itisa
station of the Buffalo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway.
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an_ office
here. Distant from Cayuga, the county
town, 6 miles, from Dunnville 8 miles ;
from Brantford 30 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 400,
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Adamson William B., professor of music
Adrian Andrew, farmer
Adrian Mark, mason
Badgley Henry, farmer
253 DIRECTORY.
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Baldwin Alexander, farmer
Baldwin James, farmer
Bird Henry, laborer
Bourdeau Peter, innkeeper
Bullock William, farmer
Canfield Alfred, carpenter
Coverdale Robert, farmer
Crumle G., blacksmith
Koke William, farmer
Fitzgerrald Jas., section master G.T.R.
Flander Nelson, farmer
Gerrard John, farmer
Glasby George, farmer
Harvey Martin, jun., farmer
Harvey Martin, sen., farmer
Haynes William, farmer
Hewson John, farmer
Humphrey John, farmer
Humphrey Robert, farmer
Humphrey Thomas, jun., farmer
Humphrey Thomas, sen., farmer
King Henry, farmer
Kurtz John, blacksmith
Lambier Clement, farmer
Lambier Francis, farmer
Lowry Robert, laborer
McDiarmid Kenneth, grocer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., R.
Thom, operator
Oxley Joseph, grocer
Read William, carpenter
Reilly William, farmer
Robere Duff, laborer
Rose Henry, laborer
Rose William
Sabine Joseph M., sailor
Schram Peter, farmer and constable
Street Stephney, farmer
Switzer Jacob, clerk
Switzer John, general store
Tenny Robert, shoemaker
THOM R., operator Montreal Telegraph
JO,
Vickers Robert, farmer
Weaver Adam, farmer
Weaver Adam W., mason
Weaver George, farmer
Widdrick Frederick, waggonmaker
Wilson John, postmaster, general store
Winans William, farmer
Young Henry, innkeeper
CANNIFTON—A large village on the
Moira river, township of Thurlow, south
riding of the county of Hastings. It was
first settled by the late John Canniff, from
whom the name is taken, and possesses
considerable flouring and lumbering es-
tablishments. Distant from Belleville, the
county town and a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 38 miles, fare 12}c. Mail
daily. Population about 600.
Adams Charles, sailor
Ashley Egbert, school teacher
Baker Mrs. Sarah, wid George, tailoress
Beckett Nathaniel J., storekeeper
Brintnell Hleazer, cheese maker
British American hotel, William Power,
proprietor
Brooks Edward, storekeeper, proprietor
woollen mills
Brown David, teamster
Callary James, laborer
Canniff Abraham, storekeeper
Canniff Daniel, farmer
Canniff John, clerk
CANNIFF JONAS, postmaster,coroner,
saw and grist mill
Canniff Jonas A., blacksmith
Canniff Mrs. Catherine, wid Daniel
Canniff Thomas, mail contractor
Caverly Moses C., carriagemaket
Coon Cortland, farmer
Dale Thomas, farmer
Dalton John, laborer
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Dial Thomas, farmer
Drew William, miller
Duram John, laborer
Rasterly James, sawyer
English George, miller
Fairfield John, teacher
Fairman Reuben U., proprietor Ontario
house
Farnham Timothy, road overseer
Ferguson Oliver A., millwright
Ford William, paper maker
Forester John, storekeeper
Frizelle Tobias, laborer
Frost Isaac, carpenter
Gannon Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, laun-
dress
tulliver John, carter
Gunsolus John, blacksmith
Haigiit John D., butcher
Hanifan Timothy, teamster
Harney Edward, mason
Heslip John, farmer
Higgins Benjamin, miller
Howell rev. Jacob, Wesleyan
Hughes William, laborer
Jessop Jabez, farmer
Jones Thomas, farmer
Kane William, shoemaker
Lake Nicholas, storekeeper
Lang James, laborer
Larue Leander, cooper
Laughlin Benson, sawyer
Lepain Alexander, laborer
Liddle Mrs. Sarah, wid Richard
Lingham William, miller
Lynch Stephen, laborer
McDougall Duncan, foreman saw mill
McGurn James, storekeeper
McGurn John, butcher
McLaggart Robert, carpenter
McMullen Mrs. Cordelia, wid Valentine
Miller Alexander, laborer
Moorman Wellington, farmer
Mullett Daniel, tanner
Naylor Ambrose, shoemaker
Naylor Thomas, blacksmith
Naylor William, blacksmith
Naylor William, shoemaker
Nicholson John, farmer
Nicholson Samuel, carder
Ontario house, Reuben C. Fairman,
proprietor
Osborne Richard, tanner and currier
Pake Samuel S., carpenter
Peters Thomas, laborer
Phillips Abraham, laborer
Phillips John, stage driver
Power William, proprietor
American hotel
Regan Patrick, laborer
Rosevear John
Sedgwick Daniel, sawyer
Sills Jacob, clerk of court, lumber
merchant
Sills William C., butcher
Spencer James
Spencer Robert, laborer
Stimers James L., hotelkeeper
Stinson William, lumber merchant
Sutherland William, lumber merchant
Thresher Daniel, laborer
Tittersou George, laborer
Titterson John, teamster
Vickers William, mason
Vickers Wm. D., builder and contractor
Vorman Miss Isabella
Walker James, laborer
Walker John
Walker William, carpenter
Walsh James, waggonmaker
Whiteman Daniel, laborer
3ritish
Williams rev. Hiram, Episcopal method- |
ist
Wilson Alexander, township clerk
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DOMINION
* CANNING—A village on the river Nith,
township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.
It has excellent water privilege and is a
good farming locality, Distant from
Paris, a station of the Grand Trunk and
Great Western railways, 4 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles,
from Hamilton 80 miles, from London 46
miles, Mail daily, Population about 130,
Allchin Samuel, postmaster, mill owner
Berry Edward, waggonmaker
| Churchill Elias, farmer
Conklin Elias, farmer
Daniels Henry, farmer
Fletcher Joseph, farmer
Harp J. C., farmer
Harris Robert, school teacher
Johnston H. C., farmer
Kitchen Dan., of Slingsby & Kitchen
Lovett Mrs, John
McDonald Mrs., wid
Martin Charles, butcher
Martin Daniel, cheesemaker
Martin William, farmer
Mathieson George, stonemason
Mitchell Charles, farmer
Oliver Adam, farmer
O’Morrow Edward, laborer
Puddoc Joseph, farmer
Rickart Thomas, farmer
Rickett John, farmer
Roberds rev, &. L., United brethren
Roberts James, currier
Rouse Festus, laborer
Showers William, farmer
Simpson James, carpenter
Slingsby & Kitchen, woollen factory
Slingsby Wm., of Slingsby & Kitchen
Smoke Samuel, farmer
Spiers Thomas, farmer
Spiers William, farmer
Strong Joseph,deputy postmaster, store-
keeper
Swan John, farmer
Taylor Mrs. W. H., garden seeds
Turner George, painter
Turner Judson, waggonmaker, black-
smith
Vanderlip William, hotelkeeper
Waldon Jak: carpenter
Wells Martin, farmer
Whitehead David, farmer
Whitehead James, farmer
Whitfield Mrs., wid
Wilson Philip, farmer
Wood Alvey, saw mills, lumber dealer
Woods Benjamin, farmer
Wright Cook, mill owner
CANNINGTON-—A thriving village on
Beaver river, township of Brock,county of
Ontario. It possesses extensive manufac-
turing facilities,is the centreofa productive
agricultural district, and will be one of
the principal stations of the Toronto and
Nipissing railway, Distant from Toronto,
60 miles, from Whitby, the county town,
37 miles, fare $1.75. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 800.
Ames Thomas, mason, contractor
Amey James
Avery William, carpenter
Baird Samuel, deputy bailiff
sarber Thomas, blacksmith
Boswell John 8., storekeeper and insur-
ance agent
BRANDON BROTHERS, bakers, whole-
sale biscuit makers and confectioners
Brandon Christopher, of Brandon Bro-
thers ‘
Brandon Henry, baker
Brandon Mrs., wid John
Brandon Mrs,, wid William
Brandon Wesley, of Brandon Brothers
Brown David, tanner
* Formerly called Mudge Hollow.
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Brownscomb J. R., shoemaker
Burnham Charles, clerk Division ogg,
school teacher ,
Burnham George, assistant teachey
Cameron Archibald, laborer, bds y
Northern hotel ae
Campbell Donald C., storekeeper
Campbell J. A., proprietor Royal hoyj
Campbell Robert, shingle factory, 14
at Northern hotel :
Canada Life Assurance Co, Joby §
Boswell, agent ;
Card 8. Wilmot, woollen mills, sash gg}
door factory
Cavanagh Allan, carpenter
Cavanagh William, carpenter, bis g
Northern hotel
Clift Thomas, waggonmaker
Clouston John, cabinetmaker
Cook William P., watchmaker
Cowan & Lucas, storekeepers
Cowan Matthew, of Cowan & Lig
bds at Royal hotel
CURRIE JAMES, proprietor Yor)
Ontario Gleaner
Davidson Laughlin
Davidson Peter, miller
Demill rev. A. B., New Conneria
methodist
Dickinson Schyler, sawyer
Donald William, millwright
England George, manufacturer
ELWELL WILLIAM D., M.D., drugs
Ferguson J. A., photographer
Fletcher George, joiner
French Frederick, mason
GIBBS CHARLES, postmaster, com
missioner Queen’s bench and insur §
ance agent
GILLESPIE DONALD, M.D.
Hay John, waggonmaker
Hawke George W., dentist, bds at Nort
ern hotel
Heffner Charles, shoemaker
Hewis Edward, shoemaker
Hill rev. Newton, Wesleyan
Hogan John, turner
Holliday T. J.
Holmes John, blacksmith
Hoyle William H., cabinetmaker
Hunt Reuben, waggonmaker
Jephcott rev. Francis, ch of England
Johnston Hugh, photographer, bd: st
Northern hotel
Johnstone Irvine
Jolliff John, farmer
Jones Robert, carpenter
Keller Charles C., barrister
Leas John D., brewer
Lindsay David, of Taylor & Lindsay
Lucas Joseph, of Cowan & Lucas
McBain L.
McCumber William, laborer
McCutcheon William
McKay Archibald, storekeeper
McKay John, farmer
McKechnie Alexander, bookkeeper
McKenzie Thomas, tailor
McLean Donald C., carriagemaker
McLennan Malcolm, foreman
McPherson & Thomas, tinsmiths
McPherson William, of McPherson
Thomas
Marsh George F., of Marsh & Peppt
Marsh & Pepper, storekeepers
May William, tailor
Maybee Henry, carder
Maybee James, saddler ods
Maybee Mrs. Margaret, wid Welling
Maybee William H., saddler i
Mortimer Arthur, saddler and muse
Mortimer Mrs. A. E., dressmaker
Munroe Hugh, mill owner
Munro Robert, foreman
ONTARIO. |
Newton rev. Hil
Nicholas Alfred
Nicks David, lal
NORTH ONTAL
ly, annual sub
Carrie, printer
Northern hotel, «
Parker Mordecai
© Parliment Thoms
Perkins David, «
Perkins John, ta
Prince Edward
Insurance Co.,
Ross Alexander,
Ross Donald, car’
Royal hotel, Johr
tor
Samis George, ba
Sharp John
Silverthorn Geor
Silverthorn Willi
Smith George, of
Smith & Perkins,
Sproul John, cary
Sproul John H.,, fi
Stanborough Ben
Taylor Angus, ot
Taylor George, h
Taylor & Lindsay
Thomas Eber N,,
mas
Thompson Andre
Thompson John |
sioner Queen’s }
i Thorn William, m
Todd John, carris
Verrall Walter, bl
Walsh Thomas H.
Ward Charles
Ward John, propr
vesleyan church
Minister
Western Insurant
Charles Gibbs,
Westney rev, Wil
England
Wiley Hugh, black
Wilson John A. 1
Wyatt Alfred, dru
CANTON—A sma
ship of Hope, cor
tant from Port H
weekly, Populat
Bowen Israel, farn
Box Thomas, farm
} latthew, fi
y William, far
Bromell Samuel, t
Campbell John, fa
Coleman John, fax
Crawford Samuel,
Currelly Thomas,
Currelly Thomas,
Dale Arthur
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Tenry George, say
Henwood James, 1
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Johnson Edwin, f,
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Martin James, fn
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ONTARIO. |
Newton rev. Hill, Wesleyan
Nicholas Alfred cabinetmaker
Nicks David, laborer me
NORTH ONTARIO GLEAN ER, week-
ly, annual subscription $1.50 ; James
(Carrie, printer and publisher
Northern hotel, John Ward, proprietor
Parker Mordecai S., brewer
Parliment Thomas, shoemaker
Perkins David, MA Smith & Perkins
Perkins John, tailor
Seb Edward County Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., John 8. Boswell, agent
Ross Alexander, carpenter
Ross Donald, carpenter ’
Royal hotel, John A, Campbell, proprie-
tor
Samis George, baker
Sharp John
Silverthorn George, carpenter
Silverthorn William, blacksmith
Smith George, of Smith& Perkins,bailiff
Smith & Perkins, tailors
Sproul John, carpenter
Sproul John H., farmer
Stanborough Benjamin, mason
B Taylor Angus, of Taylor & Lindsay
vlor George, harnessmaker
aylor & Lindsay, saddlers
Thomas Eber N., of McPherson & Tho-
mas
Thompson Andrew, carpenter
Thompson John H.,J.P., M.P., commis-
sioner Queen’s bench
Thorn William, miller
Todd John, carriagemaker
Verrall Walter, blacksmith
Walsh Thomas H., tailor
Ward Charles
Ward John, proprietor Northern hotel
Wesleyan church, rev. Newton Hill,
minister
Western Insurance Co. of Canada,
Charles Gibbs, agent
Westney rev, William S., M.A., ch of
England
Wiley Hugh, blacksmith
Wilson John A., M.D.
Wyatt Alfred, druggist and coroner
CANTON—A small village in the town-
ship of Hope, county of Durham, — Dis-
tant from Port Hope 5 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 200.
Bowen Israel, farmer
Box Thomas, farmer
Bragg Matthew, farmer
Bray William, farmer
Bromell Samuel, blacksmith
Campbell John, farmer
Coleman John, farmer
Crawford Samuel, farmer
Currelly Thomas, jun., farmer
Currelly Thomas, sen., farmer
Dale Arthur
Beacon William, tailor
Deacon William, jun., postmaster
v J., Wesleyan
Johnson Edwin, farmer
Obnston John, carpenter
Kinman William, miller
Elizabeth, wid Matthew
's James, farmer
Martin James, farmer
Blartin John, farmer
partin Mrs, wid Thomas, proprietress
Martin's hotel
McMaster Joseph, carpenter
DOMINION 255
ns ema meu mR a (a at
Neal John, merchant
O'Neil Thomas, laborer
Peters Nicholas, farmer
Pethick Henry, farmer
Plain Thomas, farmer
Powers L, B., M.D.
Powers Mrs. Bliza, wid Samuel
Quantrill William, farmer
Roantree Thomas, miller
SALTER GEORGE B,, miller
Stephenson Samuel, teamster
Tindall Mrs. 8., milliner
CAPE RICH—A small fishing village
on the Georgian Bay, township of St Vin-
cent, county of Grey. The steamer plying
between Collingwood and Owen Sound
calls here daily, Distant from Meaford
10 miles, from Owen Sound 22 miles, fare
jic.; from Collingwood, the terminus
of the Northern railway, 26 miles by
water, 32 miles by land, fare $1.25, Mail
daily in) summer, tri-weekly in winter,
Population about 80.
Bowerman Gideon, farmer
Cummings Archibald D., fisherman
Dodge David, laborer
Doren Sidney, fisherman
Hawkins William, brickmaker
McDonald Donald, fisherman
McGinnis Donald, fisherman
McGinnis John, fisherman
McInnis Duncan, fisherman
McIntosh Angus, carpenter
McIntosh Gilbert P., storekeeper
McIntosh Mrs. Mary, wid William, mil-
liner
McLaren Donald, postmaster
McLean Hugh, fisherman
McRae John, fisherman
Ross rev. R., Baptist
Stephen Adam §., school teacher
Wabden Robert W., fisherman
CARDEN-—A post office station in the
township of Carden, county of Victoria.
Distant from Lindsay, a station of the
Midland railway, 26 miles. Mail bi-
weekly.
Jarlin James, postmaster
CARLETON PLACE-—A flourishing
village on the Mississippi river, township
of Beckwith, county of Lanark. This
village was founded by the late Mr.
Morphy. There is a good business in
country produce. A considerable quan-
tity of cloth has been manufactured for a
number of years past. Excellent water
power affords every facility for the im-
mense lumbering business'carried on here.
One firm employs upwards of 800 men,
and owns mills which can manufacture
130,000 feet of lumber every 24 hours.
There is also a very fine steam saw mill,
which manufactures 100,000 feet daily,
and a shingle factory which turns out
60,000 shingles in the same time, A large
woollen factory is in course of construc-
tion, which will no doubt contribute |
materially to the prosperity of the place.
Montreal Telegraph Co. bas an office
here. Asteamer plies between this place
and Ennisville, up the river, and canals
are about to be dug, which will give it
water communication with Lanark on
the Clyde, and Playfairville on the Missis-
sippi. It is a station of the Brockville
and Ottawa railway and of the Canada
Central railway, which connects it with |
Ottawa. Distant from Almonte 6 miles,
from Ennisviile 9 miles, from Lanark 18 |
miles, from Perth, the county town, 20
miles, from Playfairville 27 miles, from |
Ottawa 28 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 1500.
Anable John, carpenter
Anderson Robert, clerk
Arthur Samuel, laborer
Austin Adam, engineer
Bain Samuel, sawyer
Baines C, T., lawyer
Jarrie Peter, shoemaker
Beck Mrs. Mary, wid Adam, milliner
DIRECTORY.
Can-CAk
Bell Mrs. Margaret, wid John
BELL ROBERT, inspector of canals
and issuer of marriage licenses
Bennet Edward, blacksmith
Bogart David P., M.D., druggist
Kond Joseph H., tinsmith
Bredin William, mill owner
Brown John, storekeeper
Burke Maurice, cooper
Burke Mrs, Mary, wid Edmond
CALDWELL BOYD, steam saw mill
also at Lanark
CARLETON HOUSE, George I
Cornell, proprietor
CARLETON PLACE HERALD
weekly, annual subscription $1;
James Poole, editor, proprietor and
printer
Carley & McEwen, storekeepers
Carswell rev. James, Zion church, Can-
ada Presbyterian
Chenett William, barber
Clint Miss Jane, milliner
Cochran Robert, miller
Coleman Andrew, shoemaker
CORNELL GEORGE A.,, proprietor
Carleton house
Cram John, tanner
Cram Joseph, planing mill
Cram Samuel S., school teacher
Cram Wiliam, carpenter
Crampton Robert, storekeeper
Dunlop James, millwright
Empey H. N.,, bookkeeper
Ferguson Robert
Findley David, founder
Flagg William, carter
Forest James, laborer
Galvin Patrick, tailor
Gillies James
Gillies John, of Gillies & McLaren
facturers
Glover William, blacksmith
Graham John, waggonmaker
Grant James, grocer
Grant John, of Grant & McLaren
GRANT & McLAREN, Carleton steam
foundry
Gray William P., painter
Greig James, grocer
Halcroft rev. L., Baptist
Halpenny Robert W., storekeeper
Heath Henry, leveller C.C.R
Hunt Thomas, laborer
Hunter Alexander, blacksmith
Jackson William, livery stable
Johnson Francis, carter
| Johnson Wilson, blacksmith
| Kelly William, boarding house
| Kilpatrick James, cooper
| Knight Frederick, tinsmith
| Lavallee Napoleon, hotelkeeper ané
| auctioneer
| Lawford Miss Agnes, milliner, &c.
| Leslie Jacob, cabinetmaker
| Lewis Robert, boarding house
| Lingo Andrew, sawyer
| Lowe George, station agent Brockville
& Ottawa railway
LOWE MISS LIZZIE, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
|McARTHUK ARCHIBALD, woollen
| factory
| McCaffrey A., tavernkeeper
| McCallum Archibald
| McCallum Lachlan, saw mill foreman
| McCallum Robert, sawyer :
McDIARMID WILLIAM, dealer in
dry goods, groceries, hardware
crockery, &c,
| McDonald Allan, carding mill
McEwen John, grocer
| McFarlane —, of Tait & McFarlane
GILLIES & McLAREN, lumber manu--
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McKay James, baker
McLaren John R., of Grant & McLaren
McLaren Peter, of Gillies & McLaren
McLean Mrs. Catherine, wid George
McNeely Bryce, tanner
McPherson George, butcher
McPherson George, sen., bailiff
McPherson John, butcher
MecVejn John, M.U., O.M.
McVicker Alexander, carpenter
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Robert Bell,
issuer
Metcalf Robert, innkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss
Lizzie Lowe, agent
Moore Hugh, tailor
Moore Richard, shoemaker
Moore William H., shoemaker
Morphy William
Morris rev. E., ch of England
Murphy James, butcher
Murphy Michael, farmer
Nagle Thomas, foreman
Neelin William, land owner
Patterson William, cabinetmaker
Pattie William, carpenter
Peden William
Pittard Joseph, waggonmaker
POOLE JAMES, editor, proprietor and
printer of the Carleton Place Herald
Preston rev. James A., ch of England
Rorrison William, carpenter
Ross rev. Walter M. A., St Andrew’s
church, ch of Scotland
Scott James M., stationer
Scott Richard, laborer
Scott Thomas, laborer
Sibbitt Alexander, grocer
Sinclair Colin, merchant tailor
Spencer Miss Charlotte, music teacher
Stewart Donald, laborer
STRUTHERS P., postmaster, general
merchant
Stuart Irwin, principal of Grammar
school
Sumner John, travelling agent
Tait —, of Tait and McFarlane |
Tait & McFarlane, storekeepers
Taylor William, tin and hardware
Tetlock Samuel, tanner
Tucker Patrick, shoemaker
Walsh Maurice, mill foreman
Waugh Samuel, harnessmaker
White William, butcher
Williams & Holliday, drugs and books
Willis George, photographer
Willis Mrs. Charlotte, milliner
Willoughby Isaac, mason
Wilson William, M.D., C.M.
Yuill Alexander, mill foreman
*CARLTON—A village in the township
and county of York, Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an office and the Grand Trunk
railway a station here. Distant from
Davenport, a station of the Northern
railway, }.a mile, from Toronto 6 miles.
Population about 150.
Bartlett M., station master G.T.R.
Borland John, farmer
Broughton William, farmer
Brown James, shoemaker and store-
keeper
Brown John, laborer
Buck Alfred, drover
Bull William, waggonmaker
Carleton house, Frs. Heyden, proprietor
Charlton Thomas, farmer
Gilbert Thomas, farmer
Harris Jacob, farmer
Hearly Henry, station master Northern
railway
Heyden Frs., proprietor Carleton house
Keele Charles, farmer
* The post office is at Davenport.
DOMINION 256 DIRECTORY.
tiie i EEE A ee ete eR Et ANA RAO RANE
Keele William, barrister
Keele William C., farmer
Lindner John, weaver
McGuire Cornelius, mason
Marshall James, hotelkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Nightingale Mrs, Margaret, proprietress
,eacock hotel
Peacock hotel, Mrs, Margaret Nightin-
gale, proprietress
Peterson Richard, laborer
Quinton Benjamin, laborer
Rice Henry, tollkeeper
Rogers John, laborer
Roundtree ee David, farmer
Royce William, gatekeeper
Sinclair William, blacksmith
Tounley George, brickmaker
Tuer’s hotel, Thomas Tuer, proprietor
Tuer Thomas, proprietor Tuer’s hotel
Watt John, farmer
CARLINGFORD—A village in the
township of Fullarton, county of Perth.
Distant from Sebringville, a station of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from
Stratford 11 miles. Mail bi-weekly, Po-
pulation about 100.
Babb William, blacksmith
Baker John, laborer
Brown Robert, farmer
Canning James E., carpenter
Danning William, laborer
Carlingford hotel, John Crawford, pro-
wrietor
DAVIDSON ABRAHAM, cattle dealer
and farmer
Davidson William, reeve
Garbott Charles, farmer
Hamilton George, school teacher
Hamilton James, postmaster, weaver
Hamilton Robert, shoemaker
Kahler Nicholas, saddler
Kay Alexander, miller
Knott John, grist mill
McBeth Benjamin, & Son, dealers
Skinner George, carpenter
Standeven Francis, saw mill
Williams William, school teacher
* CARLISLE—A small village on Sid-
dell’s Creek, township of Kast Williams,
county of Middlesex. It has good water
power. Distant from Ailsa Craig, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles,
from London 21 miles, from St Mary’s
22 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 200
Alexander W., blacksmith
Atkinson James, general store
Baird John, school teacher
Baker Charles, mason
Barber Robert, farmer
Bates Stephen, carpenter
Brown Thomas, shoemaker
Cooper Sylvanus, miller
Crawford Charles, plasterer
Eynon John, farmer
Ferguson Duncan, farmer
Fisher Robert
Foster Robinson, laborer
Gibson Thomas, sen.
Good James, farmer
Haskett Joseph, innkeeper
Hodgson Isaac, waggonmaker
Hodgson John W., painter
Hughes Daniel, farmer
Hughes Thomas, farmer
Jaynes Nelson, lumberman
Johnson John, farmer
Jones David, farmer
Jones Thomas, farmer
Kelly John, harnessmaker
Lambert & Son, carders and cloth
manufacturers
* The post office is called Falkirk,
[PRovINeg op DNTARIO, |
Leech John, farmer
Locker John, painter
McAudless Francis, M.D.
McClary John, farmer
McDonald William, laborer
McEwin Ewin, farmer
McEwin John, farmer
McFarlin James, farmer
McNeil Hector, laborer
Morton Robert
O'Leary James, carpenter
O'Neil David, farmer
O'Neil Frank, laborer
Overholt Peter, shoemaker
Owen Mrs., wid rev, Thomas
Park William, carpenter
Pemberton Samuel, butcher
Pennie rev. J., Presbyterian
Phillips David, farmer
Phillips Griffith, innkeeper
Powers Edwin, farmer
Priestley James, postmaster, stor
keeper
Robins J., potashmaker
Robson William, blacksmith
Shipley George, J.P., farmer
Shipley James, farmer
Shipley John, farmer
Shipley Lionel G., farmer
Smith William E., M.D.
Stephenson Thomas, storekeeper
Stewart Alexander, baker
Stewart Duncan, farmer
Stewart Miss Jane
Toppin John, farmer
Toppin Thomas, farmer
Turner Henry
Waugh Robert, farmer and miller
Westcott James, saw and grist mills
Whitworth rev. Edward, Primitir
methodist
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Wilson William, cabinetmaker
Yard Henry, painter
urray 8, 8., me
ewell William
Drr Richard, sho
Bmith Jolin, shoe
Wade Thomas, 1j
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layton William Rj
art Andrew, wag
wns William, bl
(Donough James
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ung Alexander, f
ung Charles, fart
oung Gordon, fart
oung Robert, J.P.,
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mailway, 48 miles, M4
lation about 150,
isang B., tailor anc
kang Blaise, schoo
der George, shoet
e Leonard, labor
Albert, postmal
n Peter, bas]
yer Mathias, builde
ser Philip, waggor
empp Jolin, builder
VRMANN IGNACE
Hamilton 12 miles, from Toronto4
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Allison Thomas, J.P.
Anderson 8. J., millwright
Best Oliver, laborer
Bezanson Elgin, of G. & E, Bezansou
Bezanson G, &E., coopers
Bezanson George, of G. & E, Bezaniiy
Boyer Anderson, butcher
Bradley William, teacher
Burns Samuel
Campbell Donald, blacksmith
Carson Henry, mason
Cotterill John, laborer
Cotterill Matthew, waggonmaker
Cranston Henry, painter
Crooker John C., postmaster, stot
buitzler John, carper
ler Peter, hotel
n William, ma;
pian Joseph, shoem
nd Lawrence, build
ler Andrear, brieckn
ler Peter, joiner
RNARVON—A p
‘township of Stanhoy
Phorsugh, I nt fr
n ofthe Midland raily
Ds \n 4] miles, J
bre Alfved, postmast
keeper mall vil
: small village
Duffy Michael, butcher ; ) y off
Eaton Danicl, proprietor Carlisle hott ‘ville, a statio
Fielding Geo., proprietor Carlisle hott
Ford Bartholomew, Saborer
Freedgeon William, laborer
Fulton James, laborer
Galloway Thomas, farmer
talloway Thomas, joiner
Hamilton John, laborer
Hobson Nathaniel, weaver
Houston Robert, laborer
Kirk Henry, laborer
Kirk Patrick, farmer by:
Mahon William, blacksmith r Wi;
Millard David R., blacksmith i
Millard James, iron foundry
Murray John J., M.D.
Mes fare S13 from (
Ya Mail daily, Pp
Mm 8, bookkee
ohn, innkeeper
Well Forest, farmer
Well John, peeve
ana James, farmer
Mas, farme
n, laborey
"Tg"; Storekeeper
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DNTARIO, |
rray 8. 8., medical atudent
well William P., shoemaker
Der Richard, shoemaker
Bmith John, shoemaker
ror Wade Thomas, laborer
OWA village in the township
at aed county of Huron, Distant
from Goderich, the county town and
astation of the Grand rrunk railway,
6 miles, from Kincardine 88 miles, Mail
3 daily. Population about 100,
jayton William R. assistant postmaster
ker art Andrew, Waggonmaker
omas wns William, blacksmith
. Donough James, postmaster
cher ichol Abram, farmer
rian wart James, farmer
Wmington James, hotel keeper ;
per weley James, township clerk, farmer
ard William, school teacher
tmaster, stor MMMhiteley Mark, tollkeeper
loung Alexander, farmer
r ung Charles, farmer
smith oung Gordon, farmer
armer oung Robert, J.P., farmer
pung William, J.P., reeve, farmer
ner RLSRUHE—A village in the town-
hip of Carrick, county of Bruce, Distant
al aan Bfrom Walkerton, the county town, 7 miles,
Lorekeeper rom Kincardine 84 miles, from Elora, a
ker tation of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce
et ailway, 48 miles, Mail trieweekly, Popu-
tion about 150.
isang B., tailor and millinery shop
isang Blaise, school teacher
der George, shoemaker
sher Leonard, laborer
betz Albert, postmaster, dealer
n Peter, basket manufacturer
ger Mathias, builder
ser Philip, waggonmaker
empp John, builder
DRMANN IGNACE, notary public,
ommissioner in Queen’s Bench, con-
eyancer and general agent
ntz Jacob, brewer
ger Anthony, hotelkeeper
or Lewis, saw mill
ts rev. F. H., R, catholic
Philip, tailor
r John, carpenter
nitzler Peter, hotelkeeper
bwann William, mason
han Joseph, shoemaker
pers nd Lawrence, builder
+, & E, Bezansuler Andrear, brickmaker
her ler Peter, joiner
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and grist mills
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RNARVON—A postoffice station in
° am Vi Ste » r Pe
smith township of Stanhope, county of Pe-
ksm roornugh, Distant from Lindsay, a sta-
nofthe Midland railway, 68 miles, from
aygeon 41 miles, Mail weekly.
gonmaker 4
“4 pre Alfred, postmaster
stmaster, $10
RP—A small village in the township
Huntley, county of Carleton. Distant
se Carlisle hows brn Stitt a station of the Canada
Yorlisle hot uilway, 8 miles, trom Pakenham
yr Carlisle Mis, fare SL; from Ottawa 20 miles,
orer $1, Mail daily. Population about
pore
Kinder Thomas, blacksmith
rer d James, M.D. O.M.
er 8, bookkeeper
ohn, innkeeper
rey Well Porest, farmer
Well John, reeve
h James,
‘h Thomas, farmer
pith rW liam, laborer
Emith Yeorge, storekeeper
ndry
Alo called Smith's Hil!
DOMINION 257 DIRECTORY. our eae
Evoy William, shoemaker Coots T. D., cooper ‘
Featherstone William J,, postmaster, | Crawford John, proprietor Terrapin !
dealer in dry goods, hardware, | Crawford Thomas, storekeeper i
groceries, boots, shoes, &c. Dalton Robert, stone and lime i
Green John, innkeeper Delaney John, farmer (iat ee
Johnston James, farmer } Dillan & Ross, blacksmiths A oe
Johnston James, innkeeper ; Donegana hotel, Richard Carpenter, ay }
Kidd Richard, J.P., farmer proprietor NPaRE |
McBride Henry, J.P. Duncan Robert, J.P., farmer mh)
McCurdy Daniel, carriagemaker Duviro Thomas, shoemaker ¥
Moore William, blacksmith | Ellison Lawrence, photographer Ba a4
Newton Edmund, harnessmaker | Fegan Bernard, carpenter RN
O’Keef John, laborer Fairburn R. B., leader of brass band ay
Rivington William, farmer Flaherty Jeremiah, license inspector t
Roberts John, cabinetinaker FLAHERTY MICHAEL, _ publisher ‘uf
' Wilson Thomas, tanner and proprietor of the Carron Brook ye
Times 4
*CARRATRACA SPRINGS—A| Flym Thomas a
rising village near the South Nation river, Forbis Francis, barber & } ]
in the township of Plantagenet, county | 7, ‘ohan Minhas. 4 » Rai ‘a
of Prescott, Celebrated for its’ mineral | Gallagher Michael, proprietor Railway Z|
aprings of the same name, the property of hotel
Messrs, Winning, Hill & Ware, of Mont- | Gallagher Patrick, band box manufae-
a ad prions wae are so well and ch ba turer
ably known and have been pronounced su- . = 7
perior to any other on this continent in Harding rev. J., ch of England
their medicinal qualities, The annual con- | Hayes John, w aggonmaker
sumption of this water already exceeds | Hopwood James, farmer
100,000 gallons. A commodious hotel is | Hoskins Henry, pedlar
now being built by Mr. Winning and will | Howard John, tailor
be open to the public in the course of How xe Lovt , ;
next spring. Distant from Lancaster, | HOWard & Looby, tanners
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 | Jurdan I atrick, constable
miles, from Browns’ wharf, a landing on | Kelly Patrick, stage proprietor
ah Ottawa river, 6 miles, from Ottawa 40 | Kennedy Cornelius, blacksmith
Ay] in] FR 7 * > ra © ‘
Population about 60. so tations BR eNy: Kennedy James, proprietor North
| American hotel
Kenney Miles, nurseryman
A et ile na
SRLS le re
Alexander M., farmer
Chartrand Antoine, farmer | Kennedy Solomon, shoemaker it {
Chartrand Joseph, farmer Keogh John, M.A.
Duclos F. X., carpenter Kidd Joseph, grain merchant
Durocher Joseph, farmer Kidd Joseph, J.P., postmaster, general
Hoge George, agent for Carratraca min-| merchant and miller
eral springs King Daniel, M.D. {
Portelance Joseph, farmer King Luke, of T. & L. King |
ee eee
WINNING P. B., proprietor of the Car-| King T. & L., general merchants |
ratraca mineral springs and hotel] King Thomas, express agent 1
buildings King Thomas, of T. & L. King
KIRBY R. L., telegraph operator j be
CARRON BROOK —A village in the | Lambert Henry, shoemaker hy mpd
ena oF Hibbert, county of Perth. | Larvis R. H ‘ J.P et : byl
Salt has been found in the neighborhood , SGawan Michael : fet
and a well is now in constant operation, McGowan Michael, constable i
It is a station of the Buffalo and God: | McLaren John, accountant Bi i”
rich branch of the Grand Trunk rail-| McNevin Donald, tailor Re
at Montreal Telegraph oo an office | McVey Charles, insurance agent { \
lere, Distant from Stratford, the county 76 .
town, 17 miles, fare 55e.; from Toronto Maldoon James & John; masons I
105 miles. Mail daily, Population about | MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, R. L
1000. Kirby, operator }
Albion hotel, Peter Nevin, proprietor — | Mullins W illiam, surveyor {
Ambler George, saddler ete Law Saar se apes :
Anderson Jolin, soap and candle manu- | Murphy rev. James, R. catholic
facturer Murray William, proprietor Carron
Anderson Mrs., milliner Brook salt kot wy ; :
Anderson 0. G., & Co., planing mills Myers John, earthenware manufacturer
and stave factory = | Nevin Peter, proprietor Albion hotel
Baker Elijah, butcher ee Johanna, wid John, Union
Belt Henry, general drayman ore ; —
Biles John, waggonmaker North American hotel, James Kennedy,
Bostly Peter, contractor Bice we ta dentis
Brodhagan Charles, stage proprietor | 4 ene Michal , et k , ri
Carpenter James, shoemaker peer ae ‘te ’ mS PRGMBOREE a ‘ r*
Carpenter John, farmer Railwe moist Miet rity resect 4 :
Carpenter Richard, proprietor Done- | Railway hotel, Michael Gallagher, pro- i a
gana hotel Rend the ner : i}
Carpenter William, butcher Read spire aga ( |
Carroll Timothy, station master G.T.R. Read The WEBS poles i tI
Carron Brook salt wells, William Mur- Redr aba vel, bt err i
ray, proprietor smo aniel, baker and confec- 4 ce
CARRON BROOK TIMES, weekly, an- Roney James, attorney i ie
nual subscription $1.50 ; Michael Fla- Ryan J., teacher Common school i eae
_ herty, proprietor and printer Ryan Thomas, shoemaker \ $e
Common school, J. Ryan, teacher Silverthorne Joseph, cattle dealer } hee i
Conlogue I atrick, carpenter Smith Henry, foreman G.T.R. Hee | Oe
Conlogue William, carpenter Smith W. B.. tinsmith i esa a wa
. z Pies , Dy, s \ i nit
Cook Adam, pumpmaker Stapleton Patrick, farmer ' op olket
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ruer Christian, sash factory | Ferguson James, shoemaker MeMillan John W
’ Tt ‘ 3 8, Me: f dk , al ver ip
Summers P. H., musician | Fluke James, bailiff MeNeil Hester. Ww Saeonmaics fon . —
lole Jobn as | Ford John, storekeeper | Mansfield Geo,, postmast r storel ive Thomas, f
Union hotel, Mrs, J. Nevin Glynn John, shoemaker Moyer Abraham, farmer _ Keeper ‘ tl Georee {|
Walsh Nhomas, detective | Hooey William, farmer Stott James, shoemaker Pil : " tliat
Waters Dominique, veterinary surgeon | Howe Mrs, Margaret, wid Thomas Isnac, of Wood & Thor rlker Tobert..
Williams James, carpenter | Humphreys William, waggoumaker | Tolson William, miller = le Willian ‘f
Williams Matthew, hardware merchant} Keenan William, plasterer | Ward George G,, farmer ’ oe
Wilson John, lumber merchant | Kerrigan Robert, tailor Wood James B.. of r
, lum errigan Robert, t . James E., of Wood & Thoms STLETON-
Woods Patrick, farmer | Lillierap Richard, blacksmith | resides in Bothwell = Thoma y | Lt Age
CARRVILLE A post office station in | pouee rev, Wm, M.A., ch of England | Wood & Thoms, sash and door factoy fe entre Pelee
sucas William, town clerk and saw mill Braet Trak .
the township of Vaughan, county of
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Mail daily, Pop
station of the Northern railway, 8 miles, storekeeper | * CASSEL —A small village in the tow
Sigs ie ‘1 "aia from Yorouto 17) Manning Thomas, tanner Dit of Hast Zorra, county of Oxtord lger Wm, jun,
oe camiberae |MASON THOMAS A, proprietor} Tuyistock, a station oF tho tig trong Sam
Ansley Thomas, teacher | Royal Exchange hotel Goderteh branch ¢ tthe Grae pee lim Mrs. Marg
A ‘ee i | P font “4 ! ) ’ and Trunk rai. ase
Atkinson Jolin, farmer Medd Richard, farmer | way, 6 miles, from Woodstock the sa ker Elisha, laby
_" ett he ob, farmer | Moore Joseph, tailor ty town, 18 miles. Population abowm takely Samuel K
Sennett Thomas, farmer | Morrison John, millwright ly ' Hack Ezra H., st
Ad ' von, ght Elliott Benjamin, farmer igri teat he
Bone Mhomias, firmer | Montgomery Henry, school teacher eanne jane fa ia ie ywen John, pour
Bone William, laborer | Montgomery John, M.D., physician ! Junker Henry, shoemaker went Peleg, mill
Rooth James, farmer [ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Thos! Kaufmann Nicolas Wee wen WAR & OC
a ag ackam} | ' | { Nicolas, farmer ; , )
Boothly Thomas, blacksmith | mas A. Mason, proprietor Koester Theodore Ww i] wen Wm, R., of
« Rawtasata.?. ve *. r | ste ‘odore, si nil ‘ — @
Bulla ger Benjamin, farmei Spinks Robert, J.P., reeve, farmer | Loth John, innkeeper : own Mrs, Sarah,
Colpitts Thomas Tooley John, hotelkeeper Peter H ny black aii lement John, Tal
. / “eee vee ce tacksm| lo () hetel
Coobs John, farmer | Vance William, postmaster | Ropp John’ Aitohte \ ble O., brick mar
Cook William, postmaster Widdess Robert, carpenter | Selzer Conrad, shoemnke pleman Hiram, s
Coombs George, laborer Wilson rev, —, Wesleyan | q it thet { sh ) ma Kel viney William,
Coombs James, laborer | CASHEL —A village in the township of papiiaicde ds hahaa pron Samuel, seh
Orook William, postmaster Markham, county. of York. Distant | CASSHMEMEAN—A_ small place in thy mend A. T., mil
Dukes Henry, laborer | from Richmond Hill, a station of the | township ofCambridge, county of Rusel ind Jonathan
Hord James, farmer Forthern railway, Yiniles, from Toronto rie eine oe tances " land Mrs, Saral
“aofer Jose ‘armer | miles, Mail daily. Population about | on oof the Grate runk railway, 2 vle Wiehe
ee mS 2 oe See phe | 100, ; aa ‘I ae) miles, from Ottawa 83° miles, Mall tre cr : - vi
Kennedy John, laborer ly a ; weekly. Population about 30. inkwater Albert,
Leaf George, farmer | Bell Henderson, weaver . , incan William, ¢
Lund William, lumber merchant | Burton William, tavernkeeper | Casselman John 8., J.P., postmaster lis Joho, sawyer
McDougall John, farmer | Carruthers William, farmer CASSELMAN COLONEL MARTIN afield Oliver, lun
McPheison Timothy, farme: | Crosby John, furmer J.P., reeve, commissioner for taking Arbut rev, Thoma
Mauger Samuel, sawyer | oan 8 ee rca tay mill SM of the Christian
Ness John, laborer | Kakin Samuel, farmer | “regory Bphraim, carpenter dul Carman M.,
O'Connor Michael, farmer ) Fenwick William, farmer | akin cant ; ; ci (Hudson B, st
Prentiss Anron. fatmer | Jenkins Benjamin, farmer < ASE ELE— simall place in the tome fiths William, ¢
‘ d on, fi Mak innolcAucua farmer ' ship of South Algona, county of Revfrew ba y Ct
Reaman Daniel, farmer ie 1 | Angus, Tarmel Distant from Pembroke, a station ofthe ules, fume
Reaman Josiah Morgan William, basketmake | Broekville aud Ottawa railway, 4 mile lion John A., stax
Reaman Nicholas, farmer Pringle George, farmer Mail weekly, tehinson Noah, e
Rumble Joseph, miller | Pringle Jacob, farmer Bennett Edm tmast Pt)
Jos : ! : ennt ind, postuiaster ee
Rupert Peter, farmer Pringle John, farmer Bennett Mathias, reeve eesoll Nelson, jr
Saider John, farmer Shell [saac, farmer , eersoll Nelson, sey
; Shell John, farmer | CASTLE MORE —A jillageinthetom hes Willis
CAR THAGE—A village in the town-| Summerfeldt George H., farmer ship of Toronto Gore, county. of Pe mp William Bo}
ship of SrOrnngtou, county of Perth. | Tipps Daniel, farmer ribebeelth mon eines arin a ter, till
ountry produce affords the principal | Walker Francis. blacksmi gronto, Grey and: Bruce railway, # ] ho
trade here, Distant from Stratford. a Ae : rancis, blacksmith miles, from Toronto 21 miles, Mail i ae lahore
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 | Webster William, farmer weekly. Population about 20 D ty tabote
v1 a rieweekly. » ati a | Mal, carving
ie » Muiltri-weekly, Population about | CASHOMEIRE—A smal village in the) Adams John, farmer Ivers Mrs. Kiva
{ "Ve | township of Mosa, county of Middlesex. | Apdjneton Henry. farmer ne i yy ‘lizab |
tha Armstrong John, blacksimit! | Distant from Bothwell, a station of the | p * heh aia Peet Mlehiird, tins
i Donaghan Barn: r i ak 10 ; | Great Westernrailway, 3 miles, fare Lic. ; Bland Jolin, farmer chell Wolsay, bute
am Ellis ij eirnard, innkeepel | from New Glasgow 12 iniles, from Chatham | Barns Michael, farmer MTREAL TELE
iIlis 1 ijah, shoemaker | 25 miles, from London 40 miles, Mail | Burton William, farmer Dert Wessels ate
Hwart George G., dealer |} daily. Population about 100, | Dougherty Bernard, farmer » Adral H ‘) a
' , 3, SAW i ori j 1 | bs Y aren tan vs avoranam, Ta
rarer ee pe oud grist mill | Allen John, teamster | Hobe AN a sie i ne Sylvester, fans
’ ; Wats: Beaty Henry, teamster | Dougherty Mrs., wid Patriek Veomh Thomas, mi
j é as, farmer Yn aids, enna ie in ete as, mi
} Hones Audet sa Bell Thomas, school teacher | Fanning Patrick, bla ksmith Patitey, By Epise
i Seti a nah LE pte Campbell Donald, carpenter | Fitzpatrick Peter, farmer d Hols William, blac!
‘ Reilly Charles Wo MD | Cook William, bootmaker | Garden hill hotel, Mrs, Blizabet MNginock George W,,
Schnvi ic . Cua les. de ‘ Davis Elijah, weaver sard, wid William, proprietress bwcK James Bo. ely
{ Schneider arles, dealer Eastman Benjamin, i P | Hall James Buch ie
We pe te Jastman Benjamin, innkeeper j seed? va ; lock John C., post
Urquhart Thomas, innkeeper Fergusson John, grist mill | Harkins Mrs, Mary, wid Joli, sot oner in Gliese ]
‘ CARTWRIGHT A village in_the| Bield Robert, blacksmith Greneiae ; a
i township of Cartwright, county of Dur-| Field Samuel, blacksmith j Harrison Matthew, farmer Hck Louis, grocer
i ham, Distant from Bowmanville, a sta- | Fleming George, farmer | Fassard Francis, postmaster pone Jacob 8, ear
t won OF ane qeraniy Funk railway, 15| Fleming Gzossky B., farmer | Hassard Mrs, Blizabeth, wid Wil Pp James, shoemak.
‘ are 73c.: fr aes a 9 ee ; | sanriatrnane Claran ill hote D Pete :
a ett oie eH ae? | Eleming Joba, firmer | proprietress Garden Hit bot! BD ser lahore
Population about 209. SAMY) Pleming William, farmer Aone peice teacher peroy yeoree carpe
Garduer James J.P., mill owner and | Hunter Andrew, farmer tov dames, erocey
Axworthy John, farmer farmer ’ Jackson George, farmer er B., dealer in aut
Axworthy W illiam, farmer Gardnev Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William Johnston John, township clerk ents 8
pe Oarsey; pedine Gibb James, farmer Julian George, farmer nson Edward, shoe
nart / raw. clarle ‘ rs 5 ret TASH: Ps memar 80
Devin g, = h TOW; { lerk Gibb Singleton, farmer and agent for! Kirby William, farmer S00 John, school te
Davis Joseph, shoemaker agricultural implements | Mackay James Angus, M.D. on rev, Ebenezer, |
RnR Hebi oh Gurd Thomas, storekeeper McGinnis Lawrence, bootmaker r score, baker’
allis Robert, blacksmith Hendershott John, farmer Nicholson William, farmer ees tall, pedlar
‘ * Also known by he names of Williams- pene ons T., sawyer | O'Donnell John, farmer colic ard, sup
urg and Tooley’s Corners. eIntyre John, farmer | * TL ice is at Walmer. fe
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DOMINION
259 DIRECTORY.
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Scott Joseph 8, M.D, L.D.8 |DAY JOHNSON, farmer and brick
proprietor Tempers | maker ;
| Day Peter W,, reeve
| Ely Samuel, tailor
Page Albert, brickmoulder
Ferris Neil, J.P,
Misk Mra. Mary Jane, wid George
Glass Lewis, blacksmith
| Griffith Samuel, carpenter
| Henessey Mrs, Catherine, wid William,
tavernkeeper
house | Hooper William, laborer
| Welton house, George Welton, proprie- | Kendall William, drover
| tor Martin Alfred, proprietor Union hotel
| WESSELS ALBERT, operator Mon- | MeGarvey James, laborer
treal Telegraph Co, McKim John, harnessmaker
Williams B, R., clerk | McKim Peter, J.P., harnessmaker
*CATARACT—A villagein the town- Bedi chee rbd armee
ship of Caledon, county of Cardwell, McMichael Osmond, farmer
Distant from Charleston, a station of the NICOL DAVID, nurseryman, superin-
zoranta, Grey and Bynes rallwey a | tendent Cataraqui cemetery
mnhes, trom rampton 19 miles, from To- ‘aro nn rardanap 7
ronto 45 miles, util daily, Population ald ALA bakes
( BOK
about 200. | Northmore Joseph, postmaster, baker,
grocer
Pettifer Richard, moulder
Powley Isaac David, J.P,
| Purdy David, township treasurer, wag-
| goumaker
Purdy Miss Merey, storekeeper
store- Riley Edward, blacksmith
| Rowe Mrs, Laura, wid John
/ Rowe Wyman, baker
| Simpson John, farmer
| Sparham George, M.D,
Hammond James, saw mill }Sparham William P., farmer
Hara Daniel, farmer i
Hara Peter, tavernkeeper | Simmons A, W,,
Parr Thomas, farmer ance house
Binith George, farmer Smith Elias, laborer
wlor William, fiurmet | Stimers William, saddler
Falker Tobert, farmer | Stock John, farmer
fyle William, firmer | Strong Ozlm K,, elerk
; | Truesdell Benjamin, carpenter
ISTLETON—A villugeinthe township) Tryon David, farmer
of Cramahe, eonnty of Northumberland. Vivant Joseph, vatilavdadles
al Telegraph Co, las an office here, , : ;
pene aie borne, a station of the | Welton George, proprietor
Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 87je
Mail daily, Population about 400,
Welton
\yer Wm,, jun., provision dealer
nustrong Samuel, blacksmith
vilim Mrs. Margaret, milliner |
Aker Rlisha, laborer |
akely Samuel K., farmer
Hack ‘Bara H,, storekeeper
ywen John, pound keeper
pwen Peleg, millwright
ywen W.R,, & Co.,, storekeepers
ywen Wm. R,, of W. R. Bowen & Co,
own Mrs, Sarah, wid Charles | Bale James, flax maker
lement John, laborer | Burrell C,, of Kennedy & Burrell
ole ( . brick manufietory | Burrell R. W., of Kennedy & Burrell
pleman Hiram, shoemaker | Cameron Duncan, farmer
priney William, painter | | Cameron James, farmer
ixon Samuel, school teacher | Canty Timothy, laborer
laud A, T, mill own ‘ | Chureh Richard, postmaster,
land Jonathan R., carpenter keeper, brewer and miller
prlaud Mrs. Sarah, wid Andrew | Charch Thomas, brewer
Fink is agra | Church William, sawyer
Frcan Willlain. wounctilon firmer | Gadwood Joseph, mille:
Seg Poca ha | Howard John, clerk at R, Church
alield Oliver, lumber merchant | Willi: ete ;
ibut rev. Thomas Christian, editor | Hunter William, carpenter
of the Christian Monthly magazine — |
vill Corman M., M.D
Spence George, tollgate keeper
t : Spooner George, M.D.
Kennedy & Burrell, woollen manufie- | Stewart Mrs. Jane, wid John
turers Trousdale John, laborer
| nb ‘aknanar Kennedy K., of Kennedy & Burrell Mnion hotel, Alfred Martin, proprietor
lil Houdso b., storekeeper | hert Rabe ¢ a : Il : : “4 A
hs William, earnentet amber tobert, proprietor woollen | W alker Geot ge, Waggonmaker, fanning
t Chat ; inills mill maker
Lambert William, miller
Whi Ward William, laborer
Laughlin William, farmer
» face | Han; | Watson Thomas, firmer
Se MeKnnay Patrick, farmer Waverley hotel, E. B. Benjamin, propri-
Lessoll Nelson, jun., blacksmith MeGee Bernard, maltster etor
bersoll Nelson, sen. blackeamith MeLaehlin Daniel, blacksmith Wilson rey, Richard, Wesleyan
Bes Willis : | MeNichol John, farmer .
an William FE. hardware MeNichol Samuel, farmer * CA THC AR T—A small village in the
liam Be. hardware :
MeNichol Thomas, farmer
Mahoney Michael, laborer
Middleton George L., tavernkeeper
Morris Edward, farmer
Morris Joseph, farmer
Morrow Thomas, {rmer
Murphy William, bootmaker
Al- | Noble Richard, weave:
° Ray Andrew, laborer
| Seott Isaac, farmer
| Smith John, farmer
| Smith Thomas, farmer
| Wright Isaac, farme:
township of Burford, county of Brant,
Distaut from Princeton, a station of the
Great Western railway, 64 miles, fare 50¢,
| Mail tri-weekly. Population about 160,
Chester, miller
!
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p) Robert, laborer
Donald S., ea age factors
Ivers Mrs, Elizabeth
reer Richard, tinsmith
chell Wolsay, butcher
MIREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Dert Wess ls, operator
¢ Adraham, laborer
me Sylvester, farmer
rom Thomas, miller
sonrev, E., Episco vtl methodis
hols William, hiackomith a | CATARAQUIXA small village in the | Hardic Lorn, school teacher
Dock George W,, storekeeper | townshipof Kingston, county of Fron- | Hurd William 8., farmer
paock James B., clerk } tenac. Distant from Kingston 3 miles, Kelly Albert, blacksmith
buck Jolin C., postmaster, commis-| fre 12c. Mail daily, Population about! Kennedy Alexander, storekeeper
ener in Queen's Bench, township sae | Kneale Edmond, farmer
Herk ; | Archibald John, tanner | Kneale Edmond, jun., shoemaker
Benjamin KE. B., proprietor Waverley | Lester Murray
| McDonald Archibald, farmer
; McDonell, Miss Jane
| McRae Hugh, waggonmaker
Carter William
Chant Jobn, tailor
Choate Mrs. Margaret, wid Jacob
Clayton John, joiner
Coston Thomas, farmer
Doran Delphwtt J., assistant postmas-
ter, storekeeper
Flewelling George, farmer
Flewelling Isaac, farmer
Mek Louis, grocer
mivOne Jae ib S., carriage aker Lote
Hip James, disetnaker aati |} Berry Mrs. Sarah, wid Richard
Hip Peter, laborer | Brown Marshall Jacob, M.D,
heroy George, carpenter Brown Mrs. Jane, wid James | Muir Thomas, postmaster
heroy James, grocer Campbell hon, Alexander, president Muirhead William, blacksmith
Her E., dealer in agricultural imple-" Cataraqui cemetery Naracong John, farmer
ents : Cataraqui cemetery, David Nicol, su- | Sherman John, laborer
inson Edward, shoemaker perintendent | Shoemaker William, farmer
800 John, school teacher Clyde Thomas, deputy reeve | Soper Josiah, pedlar
sou rev. Ebenezer, Wesleyan Cook Edward, farmer and bailiff | Stephenson Francis, grocer
fs George, baker Cornich Mrs. Mary, wid William Taylor Henry, J.P., farmer
* Marshall, pedlar Daly Mrs. Mercy, wid Lewis, farmer | Tremble James, J.P., farmer
ae idward, superintendent of Vanderlip Charles
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proprietor
Wood Crossfield, farmer
Wood Mrs. Sarah, wid John
*CAVANVILLE-—A small village on
the gravel road from Port Hope to Lind-
aay, township of Cavan, county of Dur-
ham. Distant “*s1 Ida 3} miles, from
M'librook, a station of the Midland rail-
way, 5 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Hope
23 miles. Population about 100.
Beatty Andrew, weaver
Bolster Richard, tailor
Bullen Richard, shoemaker
Caswell rev. James, New Connexion
methodist
Davy Richard, tanner
Graham William, J.P.
Guy John, innkeeper
Hutchinson William
Hutchison John, M.D.
Irwin Robert, cooper
Ivory Thomas, mill owner
Larmer Henry, waggonmaker
McCamus William, M.D.
McLean William, saddler
Nelson John
New Conneyion Methodist church, rev.
James Caswell, minister
Newton James, tailor
Parwell William, millwright
Scott Thomas, miller
Smith Richard, druggist
Staples Richard,
Stinsen Thomas, carder
Strachan Thomas, storekeeper
Swain John, J.P.
Thompson Christopher, carpenter
Thompson James, cabinetmaker
Wakely James, blacksmith
Young Charles E., teacher
CAYUGA—tThe county town of Haldi-
mand, is at the head of deep water navi-
gation on the Grand River, township
of North Cayuga. A 'arge quantity of
laster and grain is sold in this town,
fontreal Telegraph Co. has an office
here. Distant from Canfield, astation of
the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 50c.;
from Caledonia 11 miles, from Hamilton
25 miles. Mail daily. Population about 700.
Acheson Mrs. Amanda, wid George
Aikman Thos. H., barrister
Baird Alexander, tinsmith
Baker Thomas, carpenter and joiner
Bambrick Simon, farmer
Bambrick Thomas, farmer
Barnes William A., barber
Baxter Benjamin, of J. & B. Baxter
Baxter J. & B., surgeons
Baxter Jacob, J.P., M.P.P., of J. & B
Baxter
Bird John, laborer
Bowman Benjamin, tailor
Burgess James L., harnessmaker
Cameron Duncan, druggist, stationer
.| Laughlin John, laborer
DOMINION 260 DIRECTORY.
|
Creaven John, innkeeper |
DeCew Egerton, of J. DeCew & Co. |
DeCew J., & Co., general merchants
DeCew John, of J. DeCgw & Co., pro-
vincial land surveyor
Ditch Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Ebenezer |
Dochstader Henry, proprietor Court
House hotel
Dochstader James, innkeeper
Douglass Matthew, tailor
| Doyle James, farmer
Doyle Peter, sailor
Dulong Joseph, innkeeper
| illiott Mrs. Ann, wid William, dress-
maker
Exchange hotel, James H. King, pro- |
| prietor |
Farrell Agnew P., J.P, registrar, coun- |
ty treasurer and issuer of marriage |
licenses
Gibbons Joseph, tailor
Gibson George A., storekeeper
Goodarow John, laborer
| Grant Mrs. Clara G., wid Andrew
Griffith Robert V., clerk of Crown and
Pleas
Gruschow Mrs. Sophia, wid Frederick
HALDIMAND ADVOCATE, weekly,
annual subscription $1; Edward C.
Campbell, editor and printer
Hall Joseph, bailiff
Hall William
Harcourt Richard, teacher Grammar
school
Helmer Walter, laborer
Henry Charles, of Scott & Henry
| Hodder Thornell, butcher
| Hoshal James, carriagemaker
| Hoshal John A., school teacher
HURSSELL JOSEPH, jun., clerk
Hurssell Joseph, sen., grain merchant
Johnston Mrs. &
maker
Jones Andrew T., innkeeper
King Jameg H., proprietor Exchange
hotel
Lark Henry, carpenter
Lawrence William, gaoler
Leroy William, laborer
Lighthall Patrick, baker, auctioneer
Logan Peter, carpenter
London & Liverpool & Globe Insurance
Co., E. U. Sayers, agent
McClory James, blacksmith
McClory James, mason
McCiung David, sen., farmer
4., wid Thomas, dress- |
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Murphy James, laborer
Mussen & McLeod, storekeepers
Nolan John, hotelkeeper
Norris Samuel, grocer
Orr Thomas, painter
Pelzner John, carpenter and joiner
Port Thomas, engineer ;
talston Alexander, shoemaker
Rebbetoy Charles, innkeeper
Roberts James, potash manufactyy
Robinson rev, William, New Conneyiy
methodist "4
SAYERS EDWARD U., IP, reo
insurance agent and merchant
Scott & Henry, blacksmiths
Scott Thomas, jun., of Scott & Heyy
Scott Thomas, sen., carpenter ‘
SENTINEL (THE), weckly, annuals)
scription $1; G. A. Messenger & Sip
_ editors, proprietors and printers
Stevenson John G., County judge
Taggart William, tailor
Thompson David, J.P., M.P., propriety
elevator
Walsh Edward, jun., grocer
Walsh Edward, sen., lumber merchayt
Walsh John, innkeeper
Walsh John, toll collector
Walters John, storekeeper
Walters William, farmer
Weatherby Miss Celia, school teacher
| West John W., laborer
| Wigg Edmund, baker
Wigg K. J., stage propricto:
Wilde George, harnessmaker
Wright Arthur W,, clerk
*“CEDAR DALE —A small village
the township of Whitby, county of(
rio, This village depends on its
factory of scythes, hoes and forks,
a station of the Grand Trunk railw
Distant from Oshawa 2 miles, from J
by, the county town, 6 miles, from To
ronto 33 miles, from Montreal 3 mile
Population about 250,
| Annand George, station master G.2}
Bartlett Daniel E., scythe plater
Barton Mathias, machinist
Bellows Willard, hoe plater
Cedar Dale school, John Shaw, pit
cipal
Chandler George P., scythe temper
Cleverdon William, blacksmith
Clifford Hiram E., turner
} Coleman W lHliam, teamster
Collins James, hoe polisher
Collins William, fork polisher
Conklin Mackie, fork temperer
McClung Maxwell, butcher
McClung Samucl, crier
McClung William R., shoemaker
McFadden George, waggonmaker
McFadden Mrs. Ann, wid John
McLeod Alexander D., of Mussen &
McLeod
McMullen Daniel, innkeeper
rell. J.P., issuer
CAMERON JOHN H., operator Mon-} Martin Evan 8., deputy sheriff
treal Telegraph Co.
CAMPBELL EDWARD ©., editor,
Martin John R., clerk of peace, county
attorney
proprietor and printer of the Haldi- | Martin Richard, sheriff
mand Adyocate
Caripbell house, J. Meson, proprietor
| house
MARRIAGE LICENSES, A. P, F r-
Mason Joshua, proprietor Campbell | yynt William
| Davis Job, painter
| Dickson Charles, chairmaker
| Dickson William, shippe1
| Frost J. S., seythe grinder J
| Gunn Daniel, telegraph operator Gi.
Hallett N. A., seythe plater
| Hallock James L., scythe wel
| Hambly John, blacksmith
| Harvey John S., polis!
| Holland . eph, seythe polish
| Holman, Daniel W he fir
Hovey Orange, scythe
| Hull Amos G ’
| Hunt Joseph, eket
| Kent Joseph, seytl
Cayuga Grammar school, Richard Hhr- | MESSENGER G. A., & SON, vrinters|} Labonté Rame. ‘2
court, B.A., teacher
Collins William, innkeeper
Cook Robert, laborer
CORPORATION OF CAYUGA, E
U. Sayers, reeve
Cotter George G., deputy registrar
Court House hotel, Henry Dochstad er.
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proprietor
* The post office is at Ida.
and publishers of the Sentirel
senger & Son, postmaster
Messenger George Clinton, of G.A
Messenger & Son
court
| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Joh
4. Cameron, operator
Lovis Thomas, blacksmi
Messenger George A., of G. A. Mes-| MeGrail Austin, laborer
| McLean George, carpenter
.| Mitchel Miss Jane, schov 1 te
Palmer G. B., fork draw
Mitchell James, J.P., clerk Division | Perry Thomas H
Powers James, grindet
, | Riordan Dennis, laborer ¢
* The post office is at!
NTARIO. |
Riordan John D.,
Shaw John, Ced:
Whiting Al
W
of scythes, hoes
Whiting Edward
Whiting Hiram C,
Wonnacotto Geors
CEDAR GROV
the river Rouge,
county of York,
on here in lumbe
from Scarborougl
Grand Trunk and
railways, 12 miles,
from Toronto 21
daily. Population
Allinson Andrew,
mstrong Robert,
Clark James, farm
imma James, coo
waham Anthony,
APP DAVID, pos
LAPP JOSEPH, sa
Milroy John, farme
ymer John, foren
factory
sor Andrew, far
wr Colin D., far
r David, nurse
VESOR SAMUEL
and cheese factor
Reesor Simeon, saw
EDAR HILL—|
hip of Paken
rk. Distant trom 2
Pakenham 4 miles,
onnery James, post
Samuel, far
i i Samuel, lun
Beott William, farme
CEDAR LAK E-
@ tle township of Denb
dington, situated ar
same name, Distan
B station of the Grand 4
Smiles. Mail weekly
60,
ks
tier William, farme
euyon William, fart
ane James, J.P, fay
ane John, munieipal
Mane Samiel postma
ane William, munie}
Wingston John, fart
sston William, 1
etsule Kdward, farn
wke dames, farmer
wurke Joseph, farme
em Pal, farmer an
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BRiordan John D., grinder
NTARIO |
Shaw John, Cedar Dale school
Whiting Algernon 8, of Whiting &
Cowan
WHITING & COWAN, manufacturers
of seythes, hoes, forks, &e.
Whiting Edward G., foreman |
Whiting Hiram C., bookkeeper
Wonnacotto George, shipper
‘EDAR GROVE—A small village on |
ihe river Rouge, township of Markham |
DOMINION .-
| Rollins Kdward, innkeeper
| Sando Richard, puampmaker
Sando Thomas, carpenter
| Trivitt Thomas, clerk Division court
*CENTRE AUGUSTA—Asmal! place
in the township of August’, county of
Grenville, Distant from Spencerville, a
station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa
railway, 6 miles, fare 20c. ; from Prescott 12
miles, fare 25e, Mail biweekly Popula-
tion of neighborhood about 10.
county of York, A good trade is carried | Black Cornelius, farmer
on here in lumber and grain,
} from Scarborough, the junction: of the
Grand Trunk and Toronto and Nipissing
railways, 12 miles, trom Markam 4} miles, |
from Toronto 21 miles, fare 85ce. Mail
daily. Population about 160.
Allinson Andrew, farmer
Armstrong Robert, farmer
mstrong William, farmer
(lark James, farmer
imma James, cooper
traham Anthony, blacksmith
LAPP DAVID, postmaster, storekeeper |
LAPP JOSEPH, saw mill
Milroy John, farmer
‘mer John, foreman Reesor’s cheese
factory
heesor Andrew, farmer
Reesor Colin D., farmer
wr David, nursery agent
SOR SAMUEL, saw and grist mill
and cheese factory
Reesor Simeon, saw mill}
EDAR HWELL—A small place in the |
township of Pakenham, county of La- |
nark, Distant trom Almonte 9 miles, from
Pakenham 4 miles. Mail weekly
onnery James, postmaster, farmer
Samuel, farmer
anuel, lumber dealer
Beott William, farmer
CEDAR LAK E—A smal! village in
@ the township of Denbigh, county of Ad-
dingtor ated around a lake of the
. Distant from Napanee, a
the arand Trunk railway, about
Mail weekly, Population about |
iW
ahhi
rier William, fart
enyou William, farmer
i, Municipal tre
same] postmas tt
ane William, municipal clerk
ivingston John, farmer
iviigston William, mail carrier
tsole Edward, farmer
isurer
storekeeper |
yurke James, farmer
ourke Joseph, farmer |
tm Paul, farmer and miller |
PEDARVELLE—A sinall village in the |
plownship ot Proton, county of Grey, Dis-
fant fi i: Mount Forest 9 miles, from |
- ‘ran v,astation of the loronto,Grey |
4 ibruce railway 18 miles, from Owen
t y tov 53 miles. Mai
, piuation about 30. |
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he PRALIA—A newly laid out vil-
. shipot Stephen, county of
{ from Lucan, a station
iit Trunk railway, 8 miles,
from London 25 miles, fare 50c.
Population about 60.
in, storekeeper
am, blacksmith
; I post office is ¢ Ned Denbigh.
The post office is at Devon, ad
| Mervian
Distant | Black John, farmer
| Brady James, farmer
| Brown Samuel, waggonmaker
tasey William, farmer
| Cochran John, tavernkeeper
; Commins Aaron B., postmaster, farmer
Doel Garriot, stonecutter
Earl James, tarmer
McGrath captain Maurice
McGrath captain Patrick
McLean James, waggonmaker
McLean Joseph, farmer
Montgomery Hugh William, farmer
Murphy captain John
Murphy Charles, mail contractor, farmer
Murphy Michael, farmer
| Murphy Thomas, plasterer
O’Neil James, farmer
O’Reily Terence, farmer
CENTRETON—A small village in the
township of Haldimand, county of Nor- |
thumberland, Distant from Grafton, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6} |
miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about |
150.
Brewsver John, J.P., deputy reeve
Burns Patrick, farmer
Campbell rev. Jas., Episcopal methodist
Chapple William, joiner
Coffee Thomas, farmer
Crouter rev, —, Episcopal methodist
Holland William, farmer
Honeywell Rice, f
Hudson Aaron, blacksmith
Irish N. B., farmer
McAuley Thoma
MeBride Wi
mer
teach
liam, farmer
McCann Abraham, shoemaker
McCauley Thomas H.,
storekeeper
MeMahon John, farmer
Samuel, farmer
Prettie Henry, farmer
argeant Willis, J.P., farm
cove Hdwin, firmer
lade Alfred, farmer
laylor David, farmer
Teney Patrick, farmer
Thomas James, farmer
Thomas John, farmer
Tucker George, farmer
Willis Thomas, farmer
Winter Henry, farmer
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CENTREVILLE—A village on Whe-
lun’s Creek, township of Camden county
of Lennox and Addington
Napanee, the county town and a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare
76c.; from Toronto 180 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 500
Armstrong William, laborer
Ash John R., M.D
Bell George, laborer
Benn Charles, bu cher
Campbell James, farmer
Campbell Patrick, farmer
Carswell Samuel. carriagemaker
Cavanagh Thomas, farmer
Cunningham Thomas, innkeeper
Donohoe Mrs. Mary, wid Michael
* Surrounded by a district
Throopstown,
261 DIRECTORY.
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named |
Crp- JEN
| Dowlan Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert
Kva_ 3 Hugh, farmer
Graham Robert, deputy reeve
Ha inah William, councillor
| Hawley James F., farmer
| Hinch Mrs. Martha, wid Edward
| Hinch Thomas, farmer
| Koyle rev. BH. L., Wesleyan
Lacy Mrs. Mary, wid Michael
Lacy William, fia, ner
Lake George, reeve
Lapum Jas. N., M.P., township treasurer,
Lawrence Mrs. Mary, wid Simeon
Lockhead James 8., storekeeper
Lockhead John
| Lockhead Robert, fase
| Lucus Thomas d’A3 sy, M.D.
Lyons Edward, blacksmith
McCaffery Charles, tailor
| MeEvoy Daniel, farmer
| McLaughlin Mrs, Tarriet, wid Jobo
1 (’Connors Wivtiam, tailor
| Parks Isaiah, saddler
| Parks Jerome, saddler
| Price Andrew V., councillor
| Reid Robert, hotelkeeper
| Richardson James, shoemaker
Robertson Samuel, cooper
tupert rev Edmund, Wesleyan
Russell Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas
Ryne & Ash, merchants
Scott Adam, farmer
Shields Joseph, blacksmith
Starr Mrs. Margaret, wid Dennis
Switzer A., blacksmith
Switzer Wilson, M.D.
Tate Thomas, farmer
Toomey rev, John, R. catholie
Vrooman Mrs. Mary, wid William
| Weest ivid, farmer
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Weese Robert A., storekeeper
Wells Georg carpenter
Whe John, postmaster, hotelkeeper
Whatea Wm. J.P., clerk in 5th Division
cour
CENTREVILLE
ranch of the river Thames, township of
West Oxitord unty of Oxford. Execei-
lent water privileges to be had here. Dis-
tant from Ingersoll, astation of the Great
Western railway, 2 miles, from Wood-
stock, the county Lown, 8 miles, Popula-
tion about 159.
\ small village on
| Alexander Alexander, laborer
\llen Abraham P,, miller
| Ammerman Tsaac, pedlar
Colby Michael, laborer
Dake Luman, blacksmith
Duel William S., innkeeper
Fish John, carpenter
! Fowler John, laborer
| Harp Edmond, pedlar
Harris James, farmer
| Heebner Daniel, farmer
| Johnson Amos, laborer
| Johnson Levi, carpencer
| Johnson Thomas, carpenter
Johnson William, pedlar
| Kennedy Francis, blacksmith
| McConnell Miss Jane, school teacher
| McLeod Thomas, welldigger
| McNames Amos, laborer
| McNames Peter, laborer
Moodie William, shoemaker
| Myers John, tanner
Pullen Charles, limeburner
| Roberts John, brickmaker
| Shaver Jacob, butcher
| Silverthorn Addan, pedlat
|} Smith Oran, laborer
Towsley Almeron, carpenter
Turner Mark, farmer
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OMINION 263
DIRECTORY.
om, saw mill
Alle »R., photographer
Allen Rol e1 rt, photographer
\llenor Henry, drayman
ivemaker
iabore
Y JOSEPH, cabinetmaker
ownee
3 John, waggonmaker
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5
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Alexander, weaver
radley Peter, laborer
ly John, carpenter
ate Philip &., of Coa
chrane Alexan
oyd Grandison, hides and produce
| Cocker Henry
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Allenor Jolin, teamster | beady John emake ‘OOP ER EZEKIEL C., dealer in ve i:
Ajlinor Henry, carter “ay Murray, shoemaker groceries, prov isions, &e. ;
\lma J. P., attorney | rads Patrick, carpent+™ Cooper John, plasterer
Anderson & Gant, coope | Brady Thomas, trader COOPER ROBERT, telegraph book oy eu
Ane nl i, cooper ray John L., M.D., coroner store, agent for Montreal Telegraph >|
es blacksmit } H Bright J. C. , physi ian, druggist Co. . {
Arm ree, mason | British Ame rica Insurance Co., R.} Cornhill James. briekmaker |
(sh i MD. } O'Hara, agent Coutts Donald, superiniendent Kent :
Atkinson ( t., barrister | Brodrick Henry McAdam, M.D | mills
ATKINSON GEORGE K., insurance | Brooke John i, Cowan Mrs. 8., milline r }
‘ aaa | Brow nd. C., grocer CRADDOCK WILLLAM, of Craddock,
Atwood Mrs. Prise’lla, hoopskirts | orOWwR James W., broker | Somerville & Co,
Bid Robert, weaver | Brown Jeremiah A., carpenter | Crackle John, carter
Raker William P., photographer Brown Robert, tanner ; !Cragea George, shoemaker
William, of D. R. Van Allen & Co. Brown Richard ( constable C) Robert, weaver
all William, tinsmith | Grown W iNiam, confectioner Crandle Henry, carpenter i
Ranister John, proprietor Ween net rundage Samuel, carpenter | Cresswell Richard W., accountant 4
reh, rev. John L. Campbell | Brunger J. W., of Taylor & Co Merchants Bank of Canada 3
| Brydges Mrs, Janet, wid Cribben John, joiner i}
postmaster | Brydge : Robert, carpenter Cross Thomas, M.D. : 2
; I } Buckle George, saloon Crosswhite John, laborer ;
slroommnleer | Burnet Alexander, laborer Crowe James BE. i
. cabinetmak | Burns James, boots and shoes Crowe Mrs. Annie, wid John, milliner i
B exander, carpente) Burns Miss Victoria, school teacher Cudmon Richard, auctioneer |
\ ¥ Henry, machinist surton William J., moulder Cumming Hugh F. dry goods
att Josenhi.carnente sury Edward H., graindealer } Cunard Mail line, S. I’. Gardiner, agent }
lett Josenh L.. carpenter Cambell Joseph, saw mill Cunn ingham John, blacksmith
Mrs. Franees. wid Henry Cameron Donald, dry goods Cour ie r ee shoemaker
Edw naloner ; Campbell Duncan C William, blacksmith
} r Ale ler B f Flannery & | Campbell Kenneth, grocer a tile it Louis, confectioner
acter ; | Campbell Pe I., barrister hbert Alexander, shoemaker :
I ma | CAMPBELL REV, JOHN L., pastor of Oa John, eating house :
Fam 34 | William Street Reeulat Baptis tehureh Dade Mrs. John, hairdresser |
e Campbell William, fanning mill Dalgarno James, of Dalgarno, Purkin-
| | I, joine Canada Lite Insurance Co,, J. Tis n,| son & Co,
} William R.. foreman Chatham, Canada Presbyterian Clure rey se robe hana hy ABRINSON i v0., 3 ba
! . : ; brass and iron founders, manufactur. H
bch Cone | ¢ mnene sss ig bmi E | ers of portable and stationary engine i
‘—e {tees He James, carpenter | boders and general machinery i i
PRAVER CHARLES M D., phy sician | Garr John, ba CC] ; Dalton William, waggonmaker — 4 it
con pon all hore i Wm enon masterG.W.R. | Darling John, laborer f i i
lie dise Carter James, laborer yar ‘nado abore
“dis | Carter Marcus, laboret chan ne J gies ist
} wCartier Frank, laborer Davis John, boilermaker % £4
} | Ur utral school, Jas. Park, head teacher Nn John, stove dealer ;
if Chapman John, drug t Yn John, laborer ,
4 “ ty games H., ke. Davis I _ma on } i y Lh
ET al In, wile Yavi m. clerk 4 3
q | © sworth Charles, trae in Davis William, [ahorer | ty K
| ( rant Ro Mavis William, Inbox bi
| C sty Charl G A rer | 1) Haywood, e@rocer i
ni tna M \le W); stley, tave rukeeper i
G vecoun CHATHAM ARMS HOTEL. Hamilt De lin, erocet
dest Wa er | Ly. Latha rietor Deitt H. H.. mason |
Biles Joslin er | CHATHAM BANNER, weekly, annu ty William, laborer H
4 se Mic | mitt | subserip 51.50; J. R. G l elmage J b el
' ) teacher ¢ lL sehoot edith pre ti md printer Lou t
lat CHATHAM NET, ek] Rot er
MIN J., umber merchant wer 1) S
ND R,, proprietor Ran he w j 4
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Jame vd
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Collop Thomas,
Commercial Union Insurance Co.,
Thompson,
CHATHAM.
eculler
loon keeper Gee Fs
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CHATHAM.
DOMINION 264 DIRECTORY.
Downie John, of Downie & Adam
Duck George, deputy registrar
Duck John, clerk reyistry office
Duff Robert, butcher
Dumas W. Alexander, hotelkeeper
Dunlop Charles
Dunlop George, farmer
Earl Robert Jackson, clerk
Eaton George, saddler
Ebare William, laborer
Eberts Charles, laborer
Eberts Henry, farmer
Eberts Herman J., dry goods
Eberts Joseph M.
Eberts William D., real estate
ELLISON JOUN B.,, local editor of the
Chatham Planet
England William, laborer
English Mrs. Sarah, wid John, milliner
Escott Henry, baker
Etches John, trader
Evans Israel, reeve, livery stables
Everitt Henry M., shoemaker
Everitt Nathan, teamster
Ewart Mrs. Catherine, ‘vid
Eyrs Joseph, laborer
Faber Michael, proprietor City hotel
Fanning George
FARMERS & MECHANICS H¢é )TEL,
Francis Ouellette, proprietor
Farrell Richard, boots and shoes
Feenan John, shoemaker
Ferguson Daniel, machinist
Ferguson Mrs. Sarah, wid
Fergusson John, M.D.
Fielder Reuben, brickmaker
Fielder Thomas, brickmaker
Finister Jacob, carpenter
Fitzgerald Robert C., manager Royal
Canadian bank
Flannery & Baxter, dry goods
Flannery F. C., of Flannery & Baxter
FLEMING DAVID G., M.D., M.R.C.S8
Eugland, L.R.C.P. and L.M., I
burgh
Fleming John, grocer
Fleming John, carpenter
Fletcher William, machinist
Floeter William, joiner
Flynn Patrick O., cooper
FONTENEAU EPHREM C., black-
’
smith and agricultural implement |
manufacturer
Foote George Wade, collector of inland
revenue
Fordham Daniel, shoemaker
Forster Miss S., teacher Central school
Forster Mrs. Hannah J., wid
Forster Mrs. Sarah Ann, wid John
Forsyth Daniel, collector
Foster Mrs. Hannah Jane, wid William
Nelson
Fountain Edward, grocer
Francis William P., trader
Fraser Alexander, bookkeeper
FRASER WILLIAM, attorney
Fraser William, watchmaker
Frawley Thomas, carter
Frederick Hiram L., carriagemaker
Freeman & Freeman, barristers
Freeman George O., of Freeman
Freeman
> Robert, painter
.erton James, proprietor
Exchange hotel
Fullerton Richard, livery stables
Funston Mrs. Esther, wid Thomas
Galloway John, laborer
v. Francis, R. catholic
Gant William, cooper
GARDINER SAMUEL F., banker and | Hooper John, saddler
| Houston Michael l,
Howard William 5.
| | Huff Augustus, |: aborer
Hulin Otis B., mason
Hunton Stanton, laborer
Huson G. W., chandler
Hutchison Richard W.,,
Hyslop Andrew, of Hyslop & Ronaldy
Hyslop John, dry goods
Hyslop & Ronaids, machinis
| Idaho hotel, Wm. € hinniGh: propriety
Ingram Robert, farmer ;
Ireland Thomas A., clerk County cou
IRELAND
exchange broker
GARDINER WILLIAM E,, banker and |
broker
Garner John, brewer
Gauthier Victor, telegraph repairer
Gay Allan, plasterer
Gee Henry, carpenter
Gemmill James, waggonmaker
and publisher of the Chatham Banner
Gernay Leonard & Richard, tailors
Gibson Charles, blacksmith
Gidley Frederick, car examiner
of Canada
Gillit Fravin J., mail carrier
Glassford John, laborer
Goings William H., builder
Gordon Alexander G., miller
Goudreau Hubert, ae
iammar school, S. A. Marling, head |
teacher
Grant Jason, laborer
Gray William, carriage factory
Green Charles, teamster
Green Edward, butcher
Green Henry, cook
Green John, gaoler
| Green John, laborer
Green Joseph, laborer
Green Mrs. L. G., second hand clothes
Gregory Alvin, trader
Guertin Alexandre, shoemaker
Guttridge David, pedlar
Hacket Philip, laborer
Hadley Sylvester, sash factory
Hall Alfred, laborer
Hall Joel T.
Hall John, painter
Halloran Thomas, laborer
Hamilton John, blacksmith
Hamilton Theodore, blacksmith
Hancock J. C., boilermaker
Hanshoro James, plasterer
Harper James, painter
G.W.R.
Harris Gerald, tailor
Harris James 8., fruit trees
Harris T. R.
zens Insurance Co. of Canada
man, agent
Hawford James, tailor
Hawkins Henry, laborer
Hawkins Nathan J., grocer
Hay John G., tinsmith
Hearns Ebenezer , stonecutter
Heath Albion, carpenter
Heath John, carpenter
Henry George, currier
Hickey Miss Margaret, milliner
Hicklin Samuel, waggonmaker
Higgins James, shoemaker
High Peter, agricultural implements
| Hill Mrs. Annie, wid Arthur
Hillman John, grocer
| Hogan James, agent
Hoig William, tailor
Holden Isaac, carpenter
Holleron Thomas, laborer
Holmes Abraham &8., J.P.
Holmes James, stationer
Holmes James A.,, joiner
| Holmes Miss 8., teacher Payn rn
Gammage Albert, of A. Gammage & | Holmes Tecumseh K., M.D.
Brother
GAMMAGE A., & BROTHER, confee- |
tioners
Gammage Edwin, grocer
| Holmes Thomas, miller
Holmes Samuel, miller
Holten Eli, carpenter
GEMMILL JOHN R,, proprietor, printer |
Gill William P, R.,clerk Merchants Bank |
Hall Miss Emily, teacher North school
Harper J., night telegraph operator
Hart James, County clerk, agent Citi-
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., J. Tissi- | Kennedy
Hoon John Alfred, grocer
Jarvis Robert H.,
Jarvis W. L., painter
Jarvis William, engineer
Jarvis William A., i
Jefferson Thomas, laborer
Jenner Mary J.,
Johnston Calvin, car
Johnston Daniel, laborer
Johnston Lewis, laborer
Johnston Littletoi , laborer
Johnston Mansfield, shoemaker
Johnston rey. —, M.
land
Johnston William,
Jones Arthur, surveyor
Jones Edwin, patternmaker
Jones F. G., barber
Jones Henry, carpenter
Jones Irvine, barber
Jones James M.,
Jones Nathaniel,
Jones rev. William, W
Jones Thomas, barber
Jones Thomas, barber
Jordan David, laborer
Keating Mrs.
Keegan James, boilermaker
Kellar Jacob, tinsmith
Kelly Brothers & Co.,
Kelly Edward, of Kelly Brothers & a
Kelly George D.,
house
Kelly John, shoemaker
Kelly John B., of Kelly Brothers & Ct,
Alex ander,
Kennedy Daniel,
Kennedy John Kine tinsmith
Kenney William, shoemaker
Kent Geor ge, cabinetmaker
Kent Lubin, grocer
Kent mills, Robert Lowe, proprieter
Kerby James, laborer
Kerr Hugh, grocer
Kerr John, tailor
King Richard H.,
minister
Kitchen A. Samuel,
Kitchen Mrs 3. Isabe sha a, W wid
Kite David, machinist
Kitson Jonathan, groe
Knight James, carp onter
Kogelshatz Frederick W.,
Kreamer Christ: ypher, painter
Labadie Pierre, shoem: vker
wu Lafrancise Charles,
Lalane Duffield, labore r
Lamb Mrs. Ellen, g
Lainbert Warren,
turer
Lamont Archibald, of Coate & Lamit
Lamont Hector, of H. & M, Lamont
Home Insurance Co ., A. McDonell, agent} Lamont H. & M., dry § goods
[ Province OP
B [ang Alexander
WILLIAM
Merchants Bank of Canada
| Jackson Henry,
Jackson Jonas B., salesman
Jacques Francis, saddler
Jahnke Albert, cabinetmaker
grocer
pLioyd William, n
B Loggy Noah, ma:
PLondon Assuran
milliner
MacKerral John, ¢
MeAvay Edward
MeColl & Campbe
gunsmith
EMCDONT
Mary,
proprietor Parsou
cabinetmaker
Kirk of Scotland,
sod: a water manutit fiimme? he
ONTARIO. |
Lamont James,
Lamont Maleolr
Langford rev. A
Lark Robert, ca
LATHAM HA\
Chatham Arr
Lawrence John,
Laws George, W
Laycock Williar
Leclaire Thoma
Leith William, o
Lennox Charles
LES URSELINE
Mother Marie }
Levasseur Heren
Lince Mrs. Ellen
Lingo John, labo
Little Mrs. Cathe
Little Richard 8.,
agent
Longwell Peter, t
Lowe Robert, pro
Luscombe John, ¢
Lydda Nathan, ea
Lyons Lyman, la
ments
McColl George, fag
ceColl Mrs, Mary
MeCOL L REV. A
byter
MeCor ok Mrs. Ms
eCrae Thomas, J
eCrae William A
McCREA HON, \
and attorney, so
MeCrossan Thoma:
leCULLY SAMUI
MeDonald John, lal
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land surveyor, i
ator for Coloni
{eDougall stlexant
[cDougall Miles, e;
feGowan Ti mothy
MeGreggor Hector,
MeGregor Abrahar
McIntosh Alexande
Melntush Angus B
felntosh Duncan, {
He ntosh John, har
John, hotel]
\ellar Peter D.,
h John, shiy
HeKeo gh J ohn,
( neue J.
ininotists of
ardware
HcKeough Wm., of
ral hotel, W,
ral] Maleolm,
ck
Kerrall Peter KE,
Ch att & Turne
Kinsley Thomas,
Lean Mrs Matild:
« John, freig
ighton Dugal
: ghton Dune;
hton
B.0ghton Mrs, 7
Neil Dugald, cabj
Alexan
erson Johu P,,
limey Henry,
‘lliams Miss Ma
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’ROVINOE op
carpenter
lop & Ronald
hinists
nick, proprietor
rk County court
1 S., manages
‘anada
sman
er
maker
er
rineer
rer
er
enter
or
er
borer
oemaker
)., FRS, Eng.
rk
r
naker
i
mith
ister
Yesleyan
id
naker
h
dry goods
ly Brothers & Cs
oprietor Parsos
ir
y Brothers & Cs
ngineer
er
insmith
naker
iaker
sonnietet
hve, proprietet
netmaker
. John Reavt
rk
vid
r
oy
V,, tobacconi
painter
water manulit
Noate & Lamotl
M. Lamont
yods
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DOMINION 265 DIRECTORY.
CHATHAM
ames, grain dealet
Lamont James, grain dea
Lamont Malcolm, of H. & M. Lamont
Lang Alexander, teacher Central school
Langford rev. Alexander, Wesleyan
Lark Robert, carpenter
LATHAM HAMILTON L., proprietor
Chatham Arms hotel
Lawrence John, shoemaker
Law
Laye!
George, watchman
ick William, laborer
Leclaire Thomas, eabinetmaker,
Leith William, of Walker & Leith
Lenncx Charles P., dentist
LES URSELINES DE CHATHAM, rev.
Mother Marie Xavier, superioress
Levasseur Hereule, miller
Lince Mrs. Ellen, wid George
Lingo John, laborer
Little Mrs. Catherine, wid James
Little Richard S., laborer
Lloyd William, millwright
BLoggy Noah, mason
4 ;
SLondon Assurance Co., James Hart,
ag
Longwell Peter, teamster
Lowe Robert, proprietor Kent mills
ent
Luscombe John, clerk
Lydda Nathan, carpenter
Lyons Lyman, laborer
MacKerral John, grocer
MeAvay Edward F., restauran
McColl & Campbell, agricultural imple-
ments
McColl George, fanning mill
McColl Mrs. Mary, wid Duncan
MeCOLL REV, ANGU
byterian
MeCornick Mrs. Margaret, milliner
{cCrae Thomas, police magistrate |
‘rae William A., clerk
McCREA HON, WALTER, barrister |
and attorney, solicitor, &e.
MeCrossan Thomas, dry goods
IeCULLY SAMUEL EDWARD, M.D. |
Wd John, laborer
L AUGUSTINE, provincial
surveyor, Insurance agent, Va-
lvator for Colonial Seeurity Co.
McDougall Alexander, turner
s, cabinetmaker
Mel)
fe
a
Ler
land
(cDougall Mile
feGowan Timothy, grocer
{cGreggor Hector, sawyer
MeGregor Abraham R., landing waiter
Nelntosh Alexander, hotelkeeper
Melntosh Angus B.. grocer
lelntosh Duncan, grocer
Nelntosh John, harnessmaker
IeKay John, hotelkecper
IcKellar Peter D., registrar
zie John, ship carpenter
on
Aan
ee \0')
encotgl
KEOQUG
\
eNan
|
Dy
lI
hton
ton Mrs. Isabella, wid Daniel
‘gald, cabinetmaker
Alexander,
S
o;
iJdohn, of J. & W. MeKeough |
HJ. & W., iron merchants
iporters of British and foreign
are
igh Wm., of J. & W. MeKeough
ral hotel, W, Wemp, proprietor
| Maleolm, hotelkeeper |
'rall Peter E., wood dealer |
& Turner, timber, groceries |
homas, shoemaker
Mrs Matilda, wid A. D.
lohn, freight agent G.W.R.
omas, deputy repistrar
ghton Dugald, grocer
wighton Dugald, hoteikeeper
igiton Dunean R., of Bogart & |
‘rson John P., blacksmith |
‘imey Henry, boilermaker
\ Tieg j
‘Noms Miss Mary, grocery
clerk
|
Canada pres-
Rankin
| Moore William J., grocer
| Nichols Thomas, gunsmith
| North American hotel, J. MeKay, pro- |
|
| NORTH
| Northwood Jolin, trader
Malcomson Hugh, grocer
Marling 8. A., teacher Grammar school
Marquand James, watchmaker
Marshall James, blacksmith
Martin William F., clerk
Mason James, laborer
Mathieson Andrew
Matthew Edward, engineer
Matthew Robert J., saloon
Mercer Harry, mail agent
Mercer John, sheriff
Mercer Robert, deputy sheriff
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADAs
William S. Ireland, manager
Merritt Albert, laborer
Mess Alexander G., grocer
Middlemiss Robert, cooper
Miles James W., proprietor Stephenson
hotel |
Miller Peter, carpenter
Miller R.O. & A. M., dry goods
Miller Richard
Millner James, trader
Mineral Springs driving park, KE. J.
Roche, secretary
Mitchell Carter, grocer
Mitchell George, machinist
Mitchell Miss Jane, milliner
Mitchell William W.
Monck Henry, gardener
Monck Richard, deputy reeve, official
assignee
Monck Thomas, clerk
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Cooper, agent
CO.,-R.
Morrell Charles, miller
Morris John W., cooper
MORRISH JOUN, post office bookstore
Morton John A., of R. Morton & Co.
Morton Robert, & Co., hardware
Morton Robert, of R. Morton & Co.
Murphy H. J., M.D.
Murphy Nathaniel, shoemaker
Murray Charles, waggonmaker
Myres Warren, teamster
Nagle Henry, shoemaker
Near William, eabinetmaker
Nelson Charles A., express
Nelson James, clerk
Nelson John, carpenter
Nelson Theodore, bailiff
Nettles Lorenzo, carpenter
Newcomb Peter, carpenter
Niagara District Insurance Co., J.J. J. |
Thompson, agent
prietor
North British Fire and Life Insurance |
Co., R, O'Hara, agent
CHATHAM SAW. MILLS, !
D.R. Van Allen & Co., proprietors
North school, Misses Emily Hall and
Alice Williams, teachers |
Northwood Andrew, of Northwood & |
son
Northwood Charles, assistant
Northwood John M., clerk
Northwood Jos., ef Northwood & Son
Northwood & Son, lumber dealers
Northwood William, jun., market clerk |
Northwood William, sen., accountant
O'Hara Robert, barrister, master ir
chancery
O'Heir Mes. Margaret, wid Edward
Old Farmers exchange, 8. Wallace, pro-
prietor |
Old Nicholas, blacksmith
Oldershaw James H., bricklayer
|
Oldershaw William, bricklayer
O'Neil Cornelius J., clerk }
°
O'Neil Patrick, tinsmith
ONTARIO GRIST MILL, Frs. Robert,
proprietor
ONTARIO PLANING MILL, Craddock,
Somerville & Co., proprietors, manu-
facturers of sashes, doors, blinds and
mouldings of all descriptions
O'Reilly Charles P., shoemaker
Orr Geo. S., proprietor Stringer hotel
Oswald James, joiner
Oswald John, painter
Ott John, laborer
Ouelette Cephone, clerk
Ouillette Vital, blacksmith
Merrill Solomon proprietor Merril] honegn JUELLETTE FRANCOIS, proprietor
Farmers and Mechanics hotel
Owen Mrs., dressmaker
Park David, teacher
Park James, teacher Central school
Park Reuben J., carpenter
Parkinson Robert, of Dalg ino, Parkin-
son & Co,
Parsons house, G. D. Kelly, proprietor
Patching William J., refreshment sa-
loon G.W.R.
Patterson James, barher
Patterson Walter, machinist
Payne school, Misses Sarah Holmes and
Elizabeth Williams, teachers
Payne William, ,rocer
Pegley Charles E., barrister
Pegley Rowley, M.D., coroner, druggist
Pelette Hiram, carpenter
PENNEFATHERJOHN € , collector o
customs
Perkins William, clerk
Peers Joseph, painter
Pierre Nicholas, tailor
Piggot John, limber dealer
Pike Alexander R., storekeeper
Pilsworth Thomas, clerk
Pinekney Charles Alexander, laborer
wPoile Charles, boots and shoes
_»Poile Henry, saddler
Pond E. F., lumber dealer
Potter Michael, shoemaker
Pratt David, carpenter
Premo Theodore, grocer
Primitive methodist church, rev. J. S.
Stonehouse, minister
Proctor Henry, laborer
Pulford & Co., lumber dealers
Queen Insurance Co., A. McDoucll,
agent
Quirk Matthew T., pumps
Radley Miss Fannie, assistant teacher,
Prince’s Street school
Radley S. D., druggis
Ramsay ©. H., esl
netmaker
,
| Ramsay George, blacksmith
Ramsay James, laborer
Randall Edwin, trader
RANKIN HOUSE, F. R.
prietor
Rannie rev. John, ch of Scotland
Rannie William
Read Miss Frances,
school
Reardon Edward, blacksmith
Reef John, machinist
Reeve James, watchmaker
Bissell, pro-
teacher Centra!
| Reeves George, blacksmith
Regnier rev. Jchn, R. cathol
Reynolds John, laborer
Rice John, dry goods
Richard William, confectioner
Richards & Sutherland, bakers
Richardson James, clerk
Richardson Thomas, of W. & T. Richard-
son
Richardson William, of W. & T. Richard-
son
Richardson W. & T., merchant tailors
ROBERT FRANCIS, grist mill
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DOMINION 266 DIRECTORY.
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Robert John
Robinson Henry, bailiff
Robinson Frederick, grist mill
Roche Edward, livery stables
Roe William J., M.D.
Rolls Arthur, druggist
Kdwin C., druggis
Rolls James Arnold, jun, barrister
Rolls James A., sen., M.D.
Rolls
Ronalds James
Ronalds John D., of Hyslop & Ronalds
Rose J. B., cooper
Rose Lubin, engineer
tose Colin H., lumber merchant
Ross George D., dry goods
Ross George, plough maker
Ross Miss Alexandrina, milliner
Rowland John B., carpenter
CANADIAN
ROYAL
Fitzgerald, manager
toyal Exchange hotel, James Fullerton,
proprietor
Royal Insurance
agent
Royal Oak hotel, Granville S.
proprietor
Rutley house, Thomas R. G,
proprietor
ra
Rutley Thomas R. G.,
levy house
Sansbury Robert, blacksmith
Sanborne George, lumber merchant
Sandison William, joines
Sandys Francis W., D.bL.,
of Huron
Sanford Mrs. Elizabeth, wid A.
Sansbury Thomas,
)
gardener
| Snell Charles, carpenter
; Snell John H., carpenter
Snell William, carpenter
Snellgrove John, upholsterer
Soleleather Johu, farmer
Somerville Samuel, of Cyaddoeck, Som-
erville & Co,
|} Somerville Thomas, of
Somerville & Co.
Soutar James, & Co., agricultural im-
plements
Sparks Charles, watchmaker
SPRINGER OLIVER, M.D., physician
and surgeon
Star billiard room, James Cleeve, pro-
prietor
Stark L. F., iron founder
| Stephens Frederick, grocer
hotel, James
Craddock,
Stephenson's W. Miles,
proprietor
STEPHENSON RUFUS, M.P., editor,
printerand publisher of the Chatham
Planet
BANK, R. C.
A. MeDonell,
Stevens Jonathan J.,
Stevens William, Liborer
Sievens William, laborer
James H., teller
Bank of Canada
Stone Charles, plasterer
Sione Thomas, dry goods
Stouchouse rev, J. L., Primitive metho-
dist
|) Stoner George,
Street William, blacksmith
Stringer F. W., grain dealer
Stringer hotel, Geo. 8. Orr, proprietor
Stringer Hugh, machinist
grocer
Bowen,
Rutley, | Stewart Merchants
proprietor Rut-
harnessmaker
archdeacon
Sanscartier Francis, brickimaker Strother David, Luborer
Sauermann Charles H., shoemaker
Savage Henry W., butcher
Strothers Walter, junk dealer
Stuart John, GAW.LR,
}
Savage Richard, salesman Stuart William, shoemaker |
Savage Walter, butcher
Scane Ebenezer W., attorney
Schneider John, carriage trimmer
Scott Gideon O., trader
SCRIBNER GEORGE W.,,
the new and celebrated patent qual-
ifying tunes, for the reed organ, and
See Adv
Settles Edward, laborer
Shackleton Mrs. Mary Aun, wid John
melodeons.
William
Sturman G. P., innkeeper
Sullivan Mes. Bridget, wid John
Sutherlind David, engineer
Sutherland William, baker
Tappendon Daniel, grocer
Taylor Eli, laborer
Tay lor George, student at law
Taylor John William, barber
Taylor Robert, photographer
Taylor Samuel
Taylor Thomas H., of Taylor & Co.
inventor of
SHADD I. D., dealer in groceries, pro- | Taylor & Williamson, grocers
visions, crockery, &e.
Shanks Robert
Sherriff Mrs. Rebecca, wid James
Shotwell John, cabine! maker
Simpson James, cabinetmaker
John, trader
William, grocer
SIVEWRIGHT JAS
Simpso
Singer
Skey Frede:
Smali James © " insurance agent
Smith Charles f constable Tocher William, stonecutter
Smith David, grocer Todd Alexander, machinist
Smith David, grocer | Travelers Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Smith Francis, labore A. MeDonell, agent
Smith Geor ler John
ith Het er Robert, teamster
Smith |] tailor Traxler Saler rain dealer
Smit engi! ric HH work
Smi ,of S & Sor | i merehant
Smith John, M.1 , tanner Purvel Tolive hoemiuker
Smith John & So une! 1d saddler nited Pr yterian church, rev. Wm.
Sn Mr oh ardit ouse Walker, 1 tex
Smith ft rniture dealer ihart IX th, vekeeper
Smith S | "er we URSELINES DE ¢ THAM
Smith S v M., of Smith & Son VanAllen | | f | t. Van
Smith T Ww yorel \| &
Smith William oemaki VANALLE D. RR, & CO., lumber
Smith William icksmitn ne nts, North Chatham saw mills. |
Smith William, bricklayer s
Smith lliam N., tinsmith inl enjamin, carpe !
Smyth Henry, mayor Verrall Henry, a i ustmaster
tT
wTeirault Napoleon, dry goods
Teverge Myers, sailor
Thompson James, laborer
Thompson John D., waggonmaker
Thompson John J. J., insurance agent
Thompson William, laborer
Thornton Mr: Margaret, wid
Tilt Joseph, carpenter
; Williams John Baptist,
| Williams
| Wesleyan
| VERRALL GEORGE W.,, plain
ornamental book and job ppiyes
secretary Younger Men's Cle,
association
Verrall Sargeson, grocer
Verrall William,
tle
Clerk
| Waggonheimer Louis, fishy
Walden Emerson. saloon
Walker John, of Walker & [1
Walker & Leith, tanner
Walker rev. Wm.,, Presbyterian
Wall John, dry goods”
Wall John, machinist
| Wallace Stephen, proprietor |
mers’ exchange
Walsh James, coupe:
Walsh & Ouilette, ero
| Ward Alex, F., machin
Warren Allen, she
Warren Dunean
Warren James, b ster
Watts Thomas H., 9
Weaver Henry, trader
Weir James C., clerk
Weir Maleolm, town treasurer
Wellington lodge, No \, |
M., William Carrut WM
Weils W. B., jun. clerk Ist Dis
Wells William b., sen., judy
Methodist « {
roce)
Langford
West James, joiner
West John. cabinetmaker
Western hotel, John Ban
| Wheeler Caleb, butcher
White John
White William, saddler
WILLIAMS CHARLES, salo
Williams George, reg us
court
Williams
GW.
Hugh, telegrap!
conv
Miss Alice, teacher
school
Williams Miss E.. teacher Payne s
| Williamson David
| Wilson Albert James, clerk
Wilson Charles B., bootmaker
Wilson John, cook
Windsor Eli J., of Dalgarno, Parks
son & Co.
Windsor Francis, of Dalgarno, P
son & Co.
Wing Richard, grocer
Winslow George S., billiard root
| Winter Mrs. Melissa, wid Will'an
| Woods captain Charles I
| Woods Peter, grocer
| Woods Robert S., barrister
TISSIMAN JOPLIN, town clerk, land and | Wright Henry, | 1 Tp
ACh ierrey, mother, superioress des
Young Men’s Christian | ssocia 5
A. Marling, M.A., president
Young William, of W. & J. Young
| Young W. & J., carriagemakel
| Zulzer Philip, cabinetmaker
+ CHATSWORTH A small vile
the junction of the Garatraxs, ©
and Sydenham gravel road eles *
Holland and Sullivan, e unty
Distant from Owen Sound jt ae
town, 9 miles, fare 40e,; fre! J og
Wortley Robert, grocer
carpenter
lines de Chatham
Young Alexander, boots and sheets
Young George F., grecer
Young John, of W. & J. Young
Young John P.. blacksinith
iniles, fare 81.50; from Collit a
terminus of the Northern rar
miles, tare 82.50; from Toronto
| Maildaily. Population about 2
wil
Also calle |
Bell Mrs.,
Jountown
[ Provinop op
B Scott John, s}
ks sls che ch doh ole cle,
OnTARIO. |
Rreese Stephe
Keeper
Cameron rev
Campbell Ales
keeper
Campbell Arcl
Cardwell Henry
Division cou
Casserly Micha
Chambers Jam
Chambers J.,
Coyer Mt K
Curtis Edward
Danard rev. W
methodist
Dean Thomas, f
Edwards J. 5., 4
Foster Samuel,
keeper
Freeman Richar
Gil Thomas]
MeGill Andrew,
McGregor Du
lerriam Justus,
Morehouse Geor
Morehouse G., si
Morehouse Miss,
David, tailoy
lfern Ja
fson Sam
, la
en Abrahi
lson Char
elson Char
( H APSIDE-—
uship of Wal
mand, Distant fi
town, 13 miles, fr
ofthe Butfalo ar
the Grand Pronk.
daily Population
Atkinson John
} rtlett Danie fii
Kley Jan '
Buckley Mrs. Mary
Ch 1
McClelland John,
) rk ge H ze ki
nd James, fem
por ma
‘PROVINCE op OnTARIO. |
DOMINION 267 DIRECTORY.
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keeper :
(‘smeron rev. James, Presbyterian
Rreese Stephen H., hotel and store- |
Campbell Alexander, hotel and store-|
Cy keeper
( ampbell Archibald, saddler
fishn Cardwell Henry, J.P., postmaster, clerk
1 Division court
er & Lei Casserly Michael, farmet
rs Chambers James, weave!
byt Chambers J., weave!
‘over M1 id Peter
Curtis Edward, carpenter
Writ ( Danard rev. W bB., New Conn cion |
methodist
Dean Thomas, farmer
Edw S., agen
\ Foster Samuel, shoemaker and store-
ker keeper
Freeman Richard, mason
el G Thomas, Gusmith
CO} nrev.Jd., Wesleyan
3 John, shoemaker, tavern
ns Mrs.
" rer Kennedy James, M.D.
\. | \ Knox Thomas, firmer
WM Leggett Gore, waggonmake
Ist Dis MeGill Andrew, foundry
judge MeGregor Duncan, M.D.
( 4 Merriam Justus, cabinetmakei
jlorehouse George, carpenter
Morehouse G., sem,
ker Morehouse Miss, dressmaker
COOP
\ me fac David, tailor
el fern James, cooper
rdson Samue!, blacksmith
I yn, shoemaker
AS, sa e John, farmer
yrev. K., chof England
an William, clerk
t., blacksmith
s, farmer
t, conver
teacher 3
; painter
her Payne s
A small viliage in the
44s alpole, county of Maldi-
clerk man stantfrom Cayuga, the county
otmaker town, 13 miles, from Caledonia, a station
derich Draneh ot
arno, Park the Grand Prnuk raiiway, 1* miles Miutil
4 Population about 10,
ofthe Butfalo and Gc
Yalgarno, P
n Jolin, farmer
farmer
t ‘he
illiard roor ! anc |
vid Willian Marv, wid Ellis |
13 HH rt. farmer |
a I, farmer
ister arnessmaker
he lacksmith
ter Goodwin Alfred, constable, mason
CTU uss
pts and she
cer
J. Young
nith
Q
nti
rakot 4g n ‘
F » James, blacksmitl
A sma Shoup J
ara . f Steele ( urd J.
county of ! Steel Ey ,
ound, the | yt ;
from Darl ey
1 Collit woot, “BS
rthern rain
p Toronto!
n about 2
| Cummings
| Golding George,
| Haines Frederick,
CHEAPSTOW-— A village in the town-
ship of Greenock, county of Bruce,
Distant from Waikerton, the county town,
8 miles, from Kincardine 26 wiles, from
Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trenk
railway, 45 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100,
Cashen Michael, shoemaker
—, of Toohey & Cummings
Drummond Mrs., milliner
Forewald Geor, 5 Carpenter
Hall Thomas, sawyer
Hardlop Joseph, tavern
Heanesey Hdward, sawyer
Hennesey Thomas, druggist
| Heunesey William, postmaster, black-
smnith
Kenn dy John, school teacher
Ken eds John J., clerk of tow uship
| er Michael, agriculturist
MeNabbh Mieha dealer
Miller Martin, framer
Mosaick Anthony, waggonmaker
Mullen Cornelius, builder
Mullen Donald, horticulturist
Mullen Dr. Timothy
Murphy Charles, stonemason
Phelan Denis, saw mill
Phelan John, saw mill
Shurter Joseph, blacksmith
Toohey & Cummineys, millers
Toohey — Cumming
OF T yohes Xv
CHELTENTEAW—A vi
township of Chinguacousy,
Peel, laid out about the r 1851, Dis-
tant from Brampton, a station of the
Grand Troank railway, 12 miles, fare 50e,
rom ‘Toronto niles Mail daily,
Population about 250,
age in the
county of
1 Gree
} John, postmaster, firnier
ampbel yee, farmer
]
|
(
(
Campbe
Campbell John, shoemaker
Cheney George, blaeksmith
Crawford Peter, fi
Glasstord S., clerk
clerk
Hagarman Frederick, miller
Hagarman Mrs. Sophia, wid J. D
Haines Charles, J.P.. fin ,
Haines Ebenezer, jun., cabinetmaker
Haines Ebenezer, sen., sawmill
flour mill
Henry's hotel, Win. Hei
Henry Hugh, farmer
: proprietor
Henry Wim., proprietor Henry's hotel
Inch Alexander, mason
Kee Robert, tanne
kees James, lab
King Charles, clerk
KING CHARI H deater rrO-
ce pro’ ys, and dry FOE |
King W
| lie J
Little Jo eph, farm
Lyons John, firmer
Vackechnie John, farn
MeCannell Archibald, tanner
Mee Thomas, saddlet
Meeks ine Rol t. blacksmith
VMelkKeehanie M ~ wid John
Viaha Milward, shoemakei
I Lian ( epel
Me Thomas L., saddle
| ! m, carpente
)
) O HOt wob S. T y
)
William, labore
| Rist John, laborer
Sinclair Alexander, laborer Wig
Sinclair Mrs. Mary, wid Hugh a4
Sinclair Neal, shoemaker #
Snell Samuel, farmer
Torrence rev. John, Baptist
TRACY JACOBS.,., proprietor Ontaric
house
Wilkinson Matthew, cabinetmaker
Wilkinson Mrs, Martha, wid Robert
Young Andrew, waggonmaker
CHERRY CREERK—A village in the
township of Innisfil, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Lefroy, a stationof the Nor-
thern railway, 2 miles, fare 19e.; frou
Barrie 13 miles, from Toronto 51 miles
Mail daily, Population about 190,
Averall James, farmer
| Averall Thomas, farmer
Averall Thoma
Beatman Thomas, jun., farmei
veatman Thomas, sen., farmer
Clement David, farmer
Clement Joseph, farmer
Clement Lewis J., J.P... farmen
Pinlay J
Grafton George
unes, firmer
» shoemaker
Hughes Joshua, mason
a ighe Nathaniel
Hughes Robert, farmer
Kell William, farmer
A:
Kirkpatrick Francis, farme
Lyon Albert, farmet
Lynn Isaac, farmet
Lynn John, farmer
in Jol hn, Carpentel
Main Richard, carpenter
Main William, postmaster, chemis
Main William, jun., farms
Malcomson William, shoemaker
Matthews Win,, farmer
| Milliken Robert, shoemaker
Sawyer John, farmer
Stewart W.. farmet
Tapper William, farmer
Trueman Thomas, teacher
Willson Hiram, joiiver
Willson Lambert, farmer
CHERRY VALLEY-—A village o1
East Lake, township of Athol, county 0%
Prince Edward. Distant from Picton
miles, from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about dil
Batton John. tailor
utly James M.. blacksmith
Cairnduff James S., tow hin cle
Carman Stephen, farmer
Cherry Valley cheese Co.,,
hum, retary
councillor
president, Eli Wet
Clapp Geot
Collier Jacob, blacksmith
Collier J ph, shoemaker
Collins Thomas, postmast
Creorge, fart
Curry Gilbert farme
Hubb Benje 1, (
Insley Daniel, carpenter
Insley James, mason
Insley Sylvanus, waggonmake
Kelly Robert, reeve, president Chert
Valley Cheese
Ketchum Eli, secretary Cherry Vall
Cheese Co. ;
Ketchum Mrs. Lydia, wid Parker
Ketchum William H., shoe: 1
Lampert Mrs, Loys
Marshall Stephen, farmei
Martin George, farmer
Ogden Walter
Ott Tarman
CULOL
Reynolds Joseph, dentist
Rose Edward, sailor
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[ PRovinog op
eee
Sayrs Alexander, M.D.
Scott Thomas C., carpenter
Spafforu Abijah, insurance agent
Spafford, Alve, farmer
Spafford Harvey, treasurer Cherry Val-
ley cheese Co,
Spafford William, laborer
Stephen Richard, councillor
Thibault Edmond, farmer
Vanalstine Abraham, shoemaker
Yarwood Andrew, shoemaker
Yarwood Wm. Thomas, photographer
CHESLEY~—A villagein the township of
Kiderslie, county of Bruce, Distant from
Paisley, 10 miles, from Hanover, 11 miles,
fare 7ic.; from Walkerton, the county
town, 16 miles, from Seaforth, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 53 miles.
Mail bi-weekly, Popwiation about 150.
Adams Joseph, hotelkeeper
Adolph Frederick, carpenter
Adolph John, waggonmaker
Bell Walter, school teacher
Blackwell Thovuas, saddler
Bone David, tanner
Clark Andrew, blacksmith
Cook George, M.D.
Davis Thomas, waggonmaker
Dobbie Alexander, pearl ashery
Dobbie John, pearl ashery
Elliot John, grist and saw mill
Graham Walter, tailor
Holiday Dunean, dealer
Horn Richard, blacksmith
McGaw Joseph, hotelkeeper
McLean Allan, weaver
McManus & McNaughton, dealers
McManus Mark, of McManus & Me-
Naughton, postmaster
Shea John, shoemaker
Shreader Mark, weaver
Stanley George, shingle factory
Wallace William, turner
Zinters rev. David, Free church
Zogger Jacob, turner
CHESTER EIELD—A small village in
the township of Blenheim, county of Ox-
tord. Distant from Bright, a station of
the Buffilo and Goderich branch of
the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, fare
12} c.; from Woodstock, the county town,
17 miles, from London, 46 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 50.
Brown William, J.P., postmaster, com-
missioner in BR.
Buchan William, farmer
Dalgliesh Charles, farmer
Dalziel James, farmer
Ferguson William, J.P., farmer
Henderson James, shoemaker
Middlemass George, farmer
Minnie James, carpenter
Murray Robert, storekeeper
Murray William, waggonmaker
Robertson rev. William, Presbyterian
Scott John, farmer
Slater John, farmer
Smith William, sch: 0! teacher
Stauffer Jacob C., farmer
Stewart Alexander, farmer
Turnhill James, laborer
Wilson Joseph, farmer
CHIPPA W A—An incorporated village
at the confluence of the Niagara and Well-
and rivers, townships of Willoughby and
Stamford, county of Welland, It is a port
of entry, and a station of the Great West-
ern railway. Wheat and lumber form the
main exports, Chippawa contains a very
extensive distillery, and two tanneries,
both employing a large number of men,
Montreal ‘Telegraph Co. has an office
here, Distant from Clifton or Suspension
from Fort Eric 17 miles, from Buffalo,
N. Y., 20 miles, Muil daily. Population
about 1300,
Abraham William H., waggonmaker
Aberdein Robert, M.D., druggist
Amm James, tailor
Amm Mrs. Margaret, wid Samuel
Ash James, tanner
Aulders John, carpenter
Bartle John, tanner
Sogardus Edward, laborer
Bogardus John, laborer
Bogardus Oliver, carpenter
Bond Henry, blacksmith
Bosse Charles, butcher
Bothrell Mrs. Roznia, wid William,
milliner
Box Henry, grocer
Box Joseph, laborer
Breckon Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Brooks Joseph, teamster
Burns John, laborer
Butler Joseph, stonecutter
Calhane Patrick, laborer
Carter John, blacksmith
Caudell John, miller
Clark George, mason
Conlay William, laborer
Connor James, laborer
Conway John G., inspector of Inland
revenues
Copfer Henry, laborer
Copfer John, tanner
Couper A., storekeeper
Crane Thomas, carpenter
Cropley William, tanner
Cummings James, J.P.
Daggan Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Davidson Thos., sash and door factory
DAVISON H., telegraph operator
Day Joseph
Deakers Richard, shoemaker
Donahoe John, laborer
Durham Mrs. Diana, wid Lewis
Durkin Michael, farmer
Dwyer Jeremiah
Fischer Frederick, rectifier at distillery
Fitzgerald John, laborer
Fleming Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas
FLETT JOHN, J.P., general merchant
Flommerfeldt Samuel, innkeeper
Forbes John, M.D.
Ford James J., miller
Fresch Jacob, laborer
Gallagher Patrick H., shoemaker
Gibson Alexander, laborer
Gibson William, laborer
Gilmore William, blacksmith
Glacer Andrew, tailor
Gordon George, innkeeper
Gordon Mrs. George, grocery
Kerch Elijah, tanner
Kinney Michael, distiller, proprietor
ashery
Kipp John, shoemaker
Kirkpatrick John ©., J.P,
chant
Knapp Lyman M., general store
Knauff John, watchmaker
Labock Mrs. Mary R., wid John
Lannan James, cooper
Lannan James, cooper
Lauzan Francis, cooper
Lauzan Francis, cooper
Lauzan Francis, laborer
Lauzan John, laborer
Lee John, laborer
Leech Isaac, carpenter
Lennox Edward, carpenter
Leibeig Ernest, grocer
Logan Robert, carpenter
Lyons Joel, shoemaker
Macklem J.S. & T., general merchany
Macklem James F., J.P., of Macklemg
Kirkpatrick, notary and banker
Macklem John 8., postmaster, of J. §
& T. Macklem
Macklem & Kirkpatrick, tanners
Macklem Mrs. Harriet, wid James
Macklem Mrs. Julia A., wid Oliver
Macklem Ths., of J.S. & T. Macklem
MacLeod rey. Donald, ch o° England
Massey Mrs. Ann, wid Matthew
Mater Michael, gunsmith and shingle
McCann John, laborer
McCart Daniel,
McCart Hugh, laborer
McKenzie James, cabinetmaker
MeMahon John, laborer
MeMicking Mrs., wid
Merriam Mrs. Penelope, wid John Hl
Miller William H., moulder
Moggie William, tanner
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, i
Davison, operator
Morse Mrs. Margaret, wid Peter
Neller Henry, laborer
Noldt Lewis, upholsterer
Oldfield Franklin, butcher
Overholt Simon, barber
Parr Edmund, farmer
Peters Ernst, cabinetmaker
Phelps Mrs. Martha, wid Elijah
Phipps Henry, laborer
Pierce Israel, stoves and tinsmith
Pitts J. N., of Pitts, Perry & Co.
Pitts, Perry & Co., woollen manifse
turers
Potts Randal, carpenter
Rapalje Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
Reiley captain John
Reiley Edward, tanner
Teeve, mer.
GORTON CYRUS L., timber merchant | Reiley Philip, laborer
Gray Robert, laborer
Greenwood William, shoemaker
Hackart Adam, painter
Haley John, laborer
Herber Herman, storekeeper
Herbold Adam, grocer and baker
Heslett William, laborer
Hicks Isaac B., constable
Higgins John, grocer
Hill Samuel J., station agent
Hogan John, laborer
Hogg Alexander, foreman tanner
Huff George, carpenter
Hugoe Thomas, innkeeper and grocer
Homerick George, butcher
Ives Alfred, grocer
Johnson Joshua, laborer
Joy Robert, laborer
Keller Charles, jun., tanner
Keller Charles, sen., foreman tanner
Bridge 5 miles, from Welland, the county
‘town, 14 miles, from Niagara 16 miler,
Renner Peter, cooper
Rice Ezekiel, tollkeeper
Roberts Mrs. Francis, wid James —
Rogers Henry, grist and shingle m!
Romer William, watchmaker
Russell Luther, blacksmith
Schacht Christian, painter
Schumacher Louis, tavernkeeper
Schumacher Theodore, cigarmaket
Secord Miss Charlotte, spinster
Seyferth Nicholas, mason
Sibbet John, mason
Spek Jacob, innkeeper ; a
Steuernagel rev. Conrod, Evangel
church
Street Thomas C., J.P., MP.
Timbs Thomas, laborer
Thomas J. & Co., distillers
Thomas Mrs. Jane, wid John A
Thomas Wm. H., of J. Thomas &
Kemp Mrs. Catherine, wid Edward,| Van Wyck Veart, cooper
music teacher
Vetter Ernest, tanner
B of Peel.
all Fletcher,
OQnrario]
Vinidei Henry
Vreeland Danie]
Weinbrenner Le
Welsh Ignace,’i
Whalen Thomas
Whistler Abrahi
Willox James, n
Wylie Samuel, t
Yarwood Clare §
customs
Young Charles,
CHURCHILE
township OF Int
Distant from 1
Northern railwi
from Barrie 12
miles. Mail dal
150,
Allan Gowen, fat
Allan John, farm
Allan William, fi
Armson Robert, |
Boyce Richard, fe
Churchill house, .
Clement James, «
Clough John, fart
Coulter James, cé
Donnelly John, fa
raper Bethel, far
Gregg John, prop
Hempenstall Robe
lepson Robert, Lal
venison Reuben,
ohnston Alexand!
Kenedy Mathew, 1:
und Richar i
LUCAS JOHN 8.,
McDougall Thoma
McKay William, }
Mathers James M.,
Moartee John, sho¢
Patterson John, fa
Patterson William
Reeve Thomas, pot
Schultz August, pr
Sloan Henry, postm
and blacksmith
Sloan James, black
loan John, farmer
Werner Clark, cary
Whiteman rev, The
Wilson Lambert, fi
ilson Wellington
HURCHVILL
river Credit, ‘owns!
Distant
county town, 4
station of the
miles, fare 40c.: fi
Be Mail daily, Popul.
Allen Samuel, coor
Allen William, coo:
Ipha four and gay
& Co., proprietor
nderson Alexande
Anderson Mrs, Eliz
rgue Abraham, si
tehinson John,
American hote]
prinsby Francis, fs
lirns John, teamst
tins William, far
]
alder Aga, carpen
Plisholm K., & ( ‘0,
proprietors Alph;
hureh Mrs, Harrie
IIFFORD THO)
ig}
mM Richard, fay
olby Mrs, wid W
ouglas John, farn
ogar'y Thomas 4
John, Carpe)
‘ farm
BU Leyj S. filrme
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proprietor of
, TCAVE, mer
il store
Y
id John
iter
T
neral merchants
, of Macklem
ind banker
master, of J. §
<, tanners
wid James
wid Oliver
& T. Macklem
ch o° England
Matthew
th and shingles
retmaker
r
e, wid John H
ulder
Y
KRAPH CO, F
vid Peter
‘Or
‘her
‘i
haker
id Elijah
1d tinsmith
rry & Co.
dy
, wid John
Onrarto }
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Vinidei Henry, shoemaker
Vreeland Daniel D., engineer
Weinbrenner Lewis, gunsmith
Welsh Ignace,’innkeeper
Whalen Thomas, laborer
Whistler Abraham, laborer
Willox James, miller
Wylie Samuel, butcher
Yarwood Clare St George, collector of
customs ;
Young Charles gunsmith
15
CHURCHILE—A sinall village in the |
township of Innistil, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Lotroy, a station of the
ay, 2
Northern railw miles,
from Barrie 12 miles, from ‘Toronto 62
Population about
miles, Mail daily.
100,
Allan Gowen, farmer
oollen manultt
Allan John, farmer
Allan William, farmer
son Robert, photographer
Boyce Richard, farmer
Churchill house, John Gregg, proprietor
Clement James, J.P., storekeeper {
Clough John, farmer
Coulter James, carpenter
Donnelly John, farmer
Draper Bethel, farmer
Gregg John, proprietor Churchill house
Hempenstall Robert, blacksmith
Jepson Robert, laborer
venison Reuben, teacher
ohnston Alexander, farmer
Kenedy Mathew, laborer
und Richard, M.D.
LUCAS JOHN S., general merchant
McDougall Thomas, tinsmith
McKay William, M.D.
Mathers James M., waggonmaker
Moartee Jolin, shoemaker
Patterson John, farmer
Patterson William, farmer
Reeve Thomas, potter
Schultz August, porter
Bloan Henry, postmaster, waggonmaker
and blacksmith
Bloan James, blacksmith
|
loan John, farmer
Werner Clark, carpenter
Whiteman rev, Thomas, Presbyterian
Wilson Lambert, farmer
Wilson Wellington, farmer
HURCHVILLE—A village on the
river Credit, township of Toronto, county
of Peel. Distant from Brampton, the
county town, 4} miles, from Malton, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8}
miles, fare 40¢.; trom Toronto 26 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 200.
Hen Samuel, cooper
Allen William, cooper
Ipha flour and saw mills, K, Chisholm
& Uo., proprietors
Merson Alexander, shinglemaker
t
vid James
maker
mith
iter
spinster
on
MP.
llers
John
er
d shingle mil:
ernkeeper
cigarmaker
hod, Evangelit
homas & C0.
on Mrs. Elizabeth, wid
Abraham, saddler
John, proprietor
American hotel
rnsby Francis, farmer
lirns John, teamster
ins William, farmer
alder Asa, carpenter
North
phisholm K., & Co., residence Brampton,
Poptictors Alpha Hour and saw mills
hurch Mrs, Harriet, wid Orange
IIFFORD THOM AS, general
chant
lon Richard, farm ig
olby Mrs., wid William
as John, farmer
arty Thomas A., carriagemaker
‘Jolin, carpenter 7
i tcher, farmer
wll Leyj S
mer-
. firmer
DOMINION 269 DIRECTOR
Hall Zalman, blacksmith
Hardy William, blacksmith
Ingram Matthias, farmer
Joice Maurice, blacksmith
Letty Edward, shoemaker
| McClure James, jun., farmer
| McClure James, sen., farmer
| McHugh John, farmer
Mclllwain Joseph, weaver
| Madden John, farmer
Madden Richard, carpenter
Manes George, tailor
Manes John, mason and farmer
Manes Thomas, tailor
Marchment John, laborer
Marshman Jolin, jun., laborer
Marshman John, sen., laborer
Marshman Luke, laborer
Marshman William, laborer
Morton James, butcher
North American hotel, John Atchingon,
proprietor
Ostrander George, blacksmith
Pointer J. E. & R., tanners
Pointer Jas. E., of J. E. & R. Pointer,
postmaster
Pointer Richard, of J. E. & R. Pointer
Reeve John T., farmer
Snowden Mrs. Christina, wid Anthony
Temple Eddy, shoemaker
Todd Oliver, gardener
Trew Samuel, teacher
Wilson John, farmer
CLACHAN-—A small village in the town-
ship of Aldborough,county of Elgin, Dis-
tant froin Bothwell, a station of the Great
Western railway, 6 miles. Mail weekly.
Population about 100.
Kennedy Daniel, school teacher
Kennedy Jolin, farmer
Love Robert, weaver
McColl Duncan, J.P., farmer
McDonald Roderick, tailor
McKillop John, reeve
McLarty Neil, farmer
McLeod Archibald, shocmaker
McLeod Murdock, farmer
McPhail Alexander, farmer
McPhail Duncan, postmaster,
keeper
* CLAIREVILLE-—A village in the
township of Etobicoke, county of York.
Distant trom Malton, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles. From To-
ronto 17 miles, fare 60c. Mail daily.
Population about 200,
store-
Armstrong Christopher, tollkeeper
Bell Thomas, postmaster
3owman James, farmer
frown George, farmer
Burns Martin, saddler
Benton William, farmer
Claireville hotel, Patrick Smyth, pro-
prietor
| Crone William N., builder
Delahaye Alcide, M.D.
Delahaye John P., J.P., farmer
Downey Edward, miller
Duck Jonathan, tailor
Elerly James, tailor
Hewgill Daniel, auctioneer, framer
Lawrence John R., farmer
Linton John, postmaster, storekeeper
Linton Wilson, farmer
McKay James, M.D.
| Moody John, farmer
O'Donnell James, laborer
Porter Thompson, farmer
Porter William, farmer
| Smith William, blacksmith
Smyth Patrick,
hotel
* The post office is called Humber,
proprietor Claireville
Y, Cuu-CLa
Thomas Henry, farmer
Treadgold Manton, teacher
Ward Thomas, shoemaker
Watson William, farmer
Wallis William A., reeve, farmer
Wiesmore ©, H., painter
Wiley Mrs. Rebecca, wid John
Wilkes Robinson, tailor
Wolff Charles, cabinetmaker
CLAREMON'T—A village in the town
| ship of Pickering, county of Ontaric It
is in the middle of a well settled and very
fertile agricultural country, Distant irom
Whitby, the county town and a station
| of the Grand Trunk railwey, 16 miles.
from Toronto 80 miles. Mail daily., Po-
pulation about 500,
Atkinson Thomas, carriagemaker
Baptist church, rev. John Cameron
minister
Bell Joseph
Brett Robert, tanner
Bundy Alfred, painter
Bundy George, cabinetmaker
Bundy Joshua, tinsmith
Bundy Samuel, carpenter
Bundy William, tinsmith
Burke Thomas, mason
Cameron rev, John, Baptist
Canada Presbyteriar. church,
William Peattie, minister
| Coates John, laborer
| Collings William, farrier
Cooper James, hotelkeeper
Cooper William, blacksmith
Darby George, of Michell & Darby
Digby James, saddler
| Digby James, jun., auctioneer
' Digby Miss —, milliner
Digby Philip, harnessmaker
Dunn Thomas
Dowswell William, carriage
Eldon Robert, storekeeper and issuer
of marriage licences
Forfar John, joiner
Gentle Richard, mason
Gerow George, pumpmaker
Gerow John, carpenter
| Gerow Jonathan
Gerow Walter, carpenter
Gibbons Thomas, laborer
Gunn Mrs, —, dressmaker
Hall Miss Selina, dressmaker
Hall Robert, M.D.
Johnston Thomas, tailor
Leeper William, farmer
Lindsay James, laborer
Lumley William, painter
MeClausland David, blaeksmith
McDonald Graham, weaver
MeNab Duncan, of J. & D. MeNab
McoNAB J. & D,, dealers in dry goods,
groceries, provisions, crockery, hard=
ware, medicines, hats, caps, boots,
ready-made clothing, &e,
McNab John M., of J. & D. MeNab,
postmaster
McPherson William, storekeeper
Mark Francis, laborer
Mark William, laborer
Mechian William, farmer
| Michell & Darby, storekeepers
| Michell John C., of Michell & Darby,
| grist mill
| Middleton rey. Eli, Primitive methodist
Milne William, M.D.
Mitchell Alexander, mason
Mitchell Mrs. Jane, milliner
Mitchell William H., conveyancer
| Morgan Alexander, blacksmith
Murray Mrs. Louisa, wid Thomas
Palmer Benjamin S., shoemaker
Palmer David, carriagemaker
Palmer John, shoemaker
Palmer John, jun., shoemaker
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Palmer Shaekle, shoemaker
Patterson James, carpenter
Patterson Joli, carpenter
Peattie rev. William, Canada pre
terian
Peters Henry §., school teacher
Primitive methodist church, rev
Middleton, minister
Rawson Jolin, mason
Reith William, shoemaker
Russell Charles, miller
tUSSELL JAMES, manufacturer
oatmeal, split peas and pot barley
Russell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid George
Sharrard Sylvanus W.
Spencer William, waggonmaker
Strachan David
Taylor Alexander, shoemaker
Taylor Dugald, shoemaker
Thompson Henry, blacksmith
Thompson Mrs. Jean, milliner
Thompson Thomas, mason
Watson Willian, tailor
CLARENCE —A village on the Ott
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Eli
Diotte Félix, farmer
Fernette Joseph, mason
Guindon Damase, laborer
Labelle Joseph, farmer
Labonte Joseph, farmer
Lacasse Félix, laborer
Lamoureux Charles, farmer
Lamoureux Godefroy, laborer
Landriau Miss Philomeéne, school teacher
| Lavesque Félix, farmer
of
awa
river, township of Clarence, county of
Russell, Montreal Telegraph Co, ha
otlice here.
miles, fare 75¢.; from Montreal 95 m
san
Distant from Ottawa 26
iles,
fare by steamboat 83; by mail carrier
1.50; ferry to Lhurso 25c. Mail daily,
Population about 150,
Babou Louis, farmer
Cameron Miss Catherine, school teac
Cloutier Joseph, laborer
EDWARDS GEORGE, reeve, gen
stove and telegraph office
Edwards William, J.P., land agent
Erskine James, carpenter
Fournicr Joseph, laborer
Mathews Henry, farmer
Minard Louis, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH — ¢
George Edwards, manager
Ramage John, J.P., farmer
Ripley Charles J., blacksmith
Rabe at Charles, laborer
Robillard Guillaume, laborer
Roe George B., farmer
Roe Robert A., farmer
Sheriff Andrew, sen.,
Sheriff James, farmer
St. Louis Jean, laborer
Surtees Charles, assessor
Surtees Cuthbert, temperance hous
Surtees James, farmer
Surtees John, farmer
Thornton James, farmer
Tucker Stephen, & Son, lumber dea
and storekeepers
Tytler John, J.P., farmer
Wilson Thomas, postmaster, towns
treasurer, storekeeper
Woodley Richard, constable, tem
ance house
CLARENCE CREEK-—A villag
the township of Clarence, county of
sell, Distant from Ottawa 80 miles,
bi-weekly. Population about 150
Beaucamp Noe, farmer
Beauchamp Octave, farmer
Baulne © <oriel L., laborer
Baulne Joseph, farmer
3oucher rev. Onésnne, R. catholis
Charbonneau E., farmer
Charbonneau Joseph, farmer
Charbonneau Jules, laborer
Charbonneau Julien, farmer
Charest Israel, tanner
Charette Israél, farmer
Clouthier Hyacinthe, jun., laborer
Clouthier Hyacinthe, sen., laborer
Cloutier Sévére, laborer
David Ovide, blacksmith
hei
eral
‘O
Maisonneuve Pierre, constable
Ménard Moise, laborer
Mesnard Francois X., farmer
Mesnard Léandre, farmer
Perrin Pierre, storekeeper
Pillon Damase, carpenter
Raiche
storekeeper
Thivierge Alphonse, farmet
CLARKSBURG—A village on Beaver
river, one inile from where it empties
itself into the Georgian Bay, township of
Montreal
Collingwood county of Grey.
Stanislas G, A., postmaster,
DI BECTOR Y.
[ PROViNog op
| Walker Alfred, storekeeper
| Western Assurance Co, of Topons
Walter Hunter, agent
* CLARKSVILLE-A village in ty
township of Tecumsel, county of Siineg
Distant from Bri udtord, & station of +
Northern railway, 12 miles, faye
from Toronto 47 miles, Mail daily, p pus
lation about 200, . :
Aiken Ashley, of Aiken & Dickson
AIKEN & DICKSON, dealers in dy
goods, groceries, provisions, clot!
ing, &e
Bennett Thomas, weaver
Clarksville hotel, Mrs. Mary Seh
craft, proprietor
Conklin A. J., carpenter
| Craig Scott, plastere
Telegraph Co, has an office here, Distant |
from Thornbury, 1 mile, from Meaford, 9
miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 14 miles, fare 50c. ;
from Owen Sound, the county town, 28
Popula: |
Mail daily.
niles, fare 81.25¢,
tion about 3800.
Albery Robert, saddler
APPLEBY REV. ‘T. H., MoA., ch of
England, agent Citizens Insurance |
Co, of Canada
| ae Ndward, wheelwright
Calverley John, carpenter
Campbell & Hunter, storekeepers
Campbell Jas., of Campbell & Hunter
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO,
Dickson James, cooper
Drake George, laborer
Fraser Hugh, weaver
Goggin William, farmer
Hamilton Robert, storekeeper
Hassard Francis, hotelkeeper
Hinds Thomas, shoemaker
Hoge Nicholas,blacksmith and waggon-
maker
, Hunt Robert, M.B.
lers
hip
per-
e in
Rus-
Mail |
| Stand: ard Life Assurance Co. of Edin-|
HUNTER WALTER, of
Telegraph Co., and conveyancer
Keast Thomas, blacksmith
Keiser Peter, laborer
Kiteh Thomas, farmer
Leroy Francis, hotelkeeper
Leroy John, storekeeper
Lett S., M.D.
Little William, carpenter
Lyne Henry, storekeeper
Marsh W. J.
MeCanusiand John, waggonmaker
MeMahon [saiah, druggist
MeMaster J., farmer
Miller Allen, farmer
| Miller David, spss ge
Moore William, of T. Tysou & Co.
MONTREAL nEGeORAE H CO.. Wal- |
ter Hunter, agent
O'Hair Dennis, laborer
O'Hair Michael, laborer
Roberts Eli, laborer
Rorke Joseph, notary public
Rowe Peter, farmer
Shears George, carpenter
Shrieley 8., blacksmith
Sparling Richard, plasterer
burg, Walter Hunter, agent
Stephens Robert, tinsmith
Turnbull William, storekeeper
Tyson Thomas, & Co., woollen mills
| Tyson W.L.. Houring mills
| Upton Jose ph, of T. Tyson & Co.
Campbell &
Hunter, postmaster, agent Montreal
Dickson Wm. H., of Aiken & Dick
Dunn Francis, carpenter
Evans Selby, farmer
Forsyth David, pumpmake
Fry Henry, painter
Hammill Francis, blacksmith
Huffman James, saddler
Irwin Jolin, waggonmaker
JONES DAVID A., postmaster and
dealer in lumber
Latimer Francis, carpenter
Mustard James, farmer
New Dominion hotel, George Ros
proprietor
Owens Isnaec, cooper
Reed Arthur, waggonmaker
Riddell James, farmer
| Root William, farmer
Ross George, proprietor new Domini
| hotel
CANADA, rey. T. H. Appleby, agent
Schoolcraft Mrs. Mary, wid Jolin, pro-
| prietress Clarksville hotel
SILVESTER HENRY, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, yl rovisions, har ive are
Smith John, proprietor saw and stave
mills
| Sprole Robert, saw mill
Stephens F.S., clerk of court and con
veyancer
| Stevenson John, bootmaker
Tench Chs. R., agricultural implements
Train Amos, shingle factory
Train William, saw mills
Whiteside William N., M.D.
CLAUDE —A village in the township of
Chinguacousy, county of Peel, Distant
from Bragnpton, a station of the Graal
Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 40c,; from
Toronto 30 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 10.
‘
Campbell James, farmer
Caslor Hiram, saw and grist mill
Clunis Alexander, blacksmith
Croal rev. R. M., Presbyterian
Doughe arty George, li iborer
Embree David, clerk at J. Embree
|} EMBR EE JOHN, postmas ter, genera
merchant
Faed Mrs. Mary
Lewis Joseph, waggonmaker
Manning Henry, tavernkeeper
MeBride Daniel, farmer
MeCollum Peter T., farmer
MeckKechnie Neil, farmer
} Robinson Charles, M.D.
| Robinson George, farmer
Robinson George, farmer
Ross Joseph, tailor
Smith John, farmer
FLAY TON —A village on the Tndith
river, township of Ramsay, county
L anark, During the greater part ah .
| year there is fair water power, anit
well as at other points on the 1
| * The post office is called Tecumse ah
| + Formerly called Bellamy’s Mille
Dxrario. |
# tion about 2
Balior lt awye
Blair Timothy, farmer
veral wollls and tle
erected, Distant from
he Brockville and
I tare Se.) from
» Sand Point 32 1
2 niles, Mail tr
nu
Hdward, fun
} lisses Eliza &
q Edward, carpent
q Justus, carpent
t mda mason
John F., shoem
‘OULTER THOMAS
ner fo ty
of inarriage |
llenvy, Waggonn
dick M Nsther, W
|) MOND DANIEI
ul grist mi
nd shin, mill «
Timothy & Thom
Edward, farmer
mimill John, jun, ing
John, sen,
3 Kate, millin
iles R. W., Dlacksmitl
ogan Patriek, tailor
Hiiter J, & A, wooller
de F, X.,¢ ooper
y Bdward, cooper
fe( ary James, planing
yonald ALR, blacks
Kay Robert, blacksm
Lean J. G., teacher
fe Neil Cha te tanner
i il Ge fanner
He Williams Hugh, blacl
pe Williams Joseph, fiurr
allory Henry, carpente
ARRIAGHE LICE)
Coulter, issuer
e John, shoemaker
'h James, wheelwrie
1 William, mill own
Daniel, cabinetmal
1) Andrew, clerk
Robert, miller
LEAR CREE
k, Lake Evie, towns!
county of Norfolk. Di:
Rowan 8 miles, from Sin
niles, fare S150
a station of the Great \
Mes, fare 82; fro
Mu ly. Popu
SH. llecto
tan, farmer
Rphraim, farmer
leaiah, farmer
Joseph, farmer
ip, farmer
vl H., storek
geman T, R, t
n Joseph, farmer
kK Brothers, Lumb:
wk Har tley, of Lay
k John, of 1, ayeo
Alfred, blacks mit
rd \ Henry, ¢ farmer
DOMINION 271
—
Millard Jesse, farmer
Millard Maklon, sailor
Misner Andrew, J.P., farmer, mill owner
Misner Horatio, farmer
Misner Isaac, farmet
Mitchner Simeon, farmer
Moore Daniel, farmer
Parker William, carpenter
Pierce Thomas, bailiff, carpenter
| Pierce Warren caurpentel
INCE 0 DxTARlo. |
ikl see ]
weoveral wollls and factories have been |
Toror erected. Distant from Almonte, a station
» fvockville and Ottawa railway, 10
1 fare H0e.; from Pe rth, 23 miles,
ym sad Point 32 miles, trom Brock-
we in the ville, Mail trieweekly. Popula-
f Sime about 260
rey 1 0 postmaster storekeeper
‘ily, Popy. ) Bdward, farmer |
Belton Chat awyel
ckson i lisse Biiza & Ann, tailore Ses |
rs j . b Edward, carpenter | : a.
ns “ol ih. Biv Timothy, farmer and carding mill |
q Justus, carpenter |
} Jas,, magon
y 8 1 John F., shoemaker |
, “ONLTER THOMAS, — hote'keeper,
ner for taking affidavits, |
of marriage licenses, convey |
e Hlonry, Waggonmaker |
) \rs, Esther, wid James, store- |
MONI ) DANIEL, lumber manu- |
rand grist mill |
nd John, mill owner
fimothy & Thomas, mill owners |
aster and Rdward, farmer and shoemker |
pemmill J in, Jun., innkeeper
I John, sen,
Miss Kate, milliner
ree Re biles RL W., blacksmith
Pa tailor |
J. & A,, woollen factory |
ef. X., cooper |
"4 KE Wa d, cooper |
{eC ary James, planing mills |
Dominion Yynald ALR. blacksmith |
Kay Robert, blacksmith |
Jolin, pro- Lean J. G., teacher
eNeil Charles, tanner
ler in drv He Nei] George, tanner
“hardware He Williams Hugh, blacksmith
and stave He Williams Joseph, farmer
ry Henry, carpenter
[AR RIAGH LICENSES
rt and cou: Coulter, issuer
e John, shoemaker
i dames, wheelwricht
implements 1 William, mill owner
j Daniel, cabinetmaker
1 Andrew, clerk
tobert, miller
; LEAR CREEK—A village on Clear
ownship of Crock, Lake Evie, township of Houghton,
‘1, Distant ( of Norfolk. Distant from
the Grand Kowv: 8 miles, from Simeoe, the county
40¢.; trom 109, 29 miles, fare $1.50; from Ingersoll,
Population
8, fare $2; from ‘Toronto
Thomas
Port
4 station of the Great Western railway, |
110 |
M ly. Population about 100
nil H., collector and farmer
1 Mistlan, farmer
1 aim, fares
1, farmer
bret Joseph, farmer
pene
ip, farmer
}
SLOVO KE epe
’ Indi i :
" i doseph, farmer
k Brothers » lambernen
Aycock h ht, of Layeoek Brother
\ h Alfred, blacks mith
td Henry, farmer
J.P... postmaster
7..agent and auetion- |
Stephens William, blacksmith
Treadwell rev. William, Baptist
White Moses W., J.P., assessor
Williams Hlenry, farmer
Willis Henry, farmer
CLEARVILLE—A villageim the town
ship of Orford, county of Kent, electoral
division of Bothwell, Distant from Both-
well, a station of the Great Western
railway, 15 miles, from Thamesville 1s
miles, from Chatham 80 miles, fare #1.25
Mail daily. Population about 150
Burry William, farmer, warehouse
Canada house, Jolin L. Smith, pro-
prietor
Dunean Miss K,, school teacher
Gibson Charles, grist mill
HENRY GEORGE storekeeper
London Charles, cabinetmaker
i McFarlane Neal, blacksmith
} MeKellar Donean, carpenter
McKinley Dougal, tailor
MeTagart Daniel, tailor |
Ridley Edward H., J.P.
Robinson Robert, stoekdealer
Ruthven Archibald, carpenter
) Smith Demster, furmer |
Smith John L., proprietor Canada house
Smith Railington, farmer
| Stokes Robert, farmer
WATSON ILENRY, postmaster, general |
store
i |
CLIFFORD—A thriving village on the |
Elora and Southampton “road, close on
the corners of the counties of Wellington,
Huron, Brace and Grey, township of
Minto, north riding of the county of
Wellington, It contains saw and grist
mills, woollen and cabinet factories, tan-
neries and founderies, Presbyterian and
New Connexion methodist churches, |
and is the centre of a fine agricultural
country. Distant from Harriston 6)
miles, fare 24e ; from Walkerton 16 miles,
fare S7\c.: from Elora 384 miles, fare
SL.62h4e.; from Guelph, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway 47 miles, fare $2.12,
Mail daily, Population about 650,
Allan Absalom S.. of MeDonald & Co.
Ameriean hotel, George MeDonald,
ropriet
Andrews Jos., blacksmith and wag gon-
maker
\rn¢ tt John. w
evoumaker
Beck is vedevick, tanner
Bie gar John, moulder
BR OW N FRANCIS, of Brown & Howes,
postmaster, proprietor Clifford hotel
and farmer
Brown Frank, clerk
BROWN & HOWES, saw mill own
Bullock Noah, commissione
Caldwell Robert, J.P.. farmer
Campbell Archibald, taile:
Camphel 1 James, hostle
Campbell Walter, clerk
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‘arter Thomas, M.D,
‘hris tman John, clerk
ark Thomas. clerk
ih FORD HOTEL, Francis Brown,
proprietor
| Cook Robert A., proprietor Commereiitl
‘tley, of Layeoel Brothers
hotel!
1 Cr bey W Byron, M.D.
1 Duggan James, carpenter
Dueean Richerd, butcher
DIRECTORY,
CLa-CL
DULMAGE ANSON, commissioner in
Bb, R., conveyancer, agent for Free-
hold and Permanent Building and
Savings society, aud for Canada Life
Assurance Co,, issuer of marriage
licenses and land agent, &e
DULMAGE JACOB H., councillor
yeneral merchant and grain dealer
Dulmage Mi \., milline:
Mmibury Baird, carpenter and cooper
Feather Jolin, clerk
Finek Casper, cabinet factors
k Kdward, plasterer
Fraser Andrew, saw mill hand
French Charles, teams‘er
Fretwell Jolin, laborer
Frood Thomas, druggist, photographer
and stati r
Gibson Edward T., tailor
Graf Frederick W., shoemaker
Gray William, baker
Hallead James, carpenter
Harrison Thelisimer, produce dealer
HILLUOUSE JOHN, tinsmith, dealer
in stoves, ploughs, &e,
Hinsperger Paul, proprietor Western
hotel and farmer
Howes Joshua, of Brown & Howes
Lawrie Franklin, engineer
MeCallum John, tailor
| MeCann Logan, woollen factory
McDONALD & CO., dealers’ in’ dry
goods, groceries, provisions, hard-
ware, crockery, boots and shoes, and
patent medicines
McDonald George, of MeDonald & Co.,
grist mill and proprietor American
hotel
MeEachern Brothers, general merchants
MeEachern Donald, of MeKachern
Brothers
MeKachern Dunean, of MeEachern
Brothers
MeJanet James, miller
Mallaby James J., blacksmith
Mathieson George, engineman
Mever William, tinsmith
} Mollison David grocer
Morgan Robert H., blacksmith
Powell John, blacksmith
Rohinson Joseph B., saddler and
harnessmaker
Rose James, shoemaker
Rossel Edward, carpenter
Russell James, saw mill hand
Smith Charles, clerk
Smith Miss Kate, milliner
| Sparrow Sylvester, carpenter
Switzer Jacob, of Walton & Switzer
Taylor George. clerk
Taylor Jolin, blacksmith
Thomas William, laborer
Waiters William, gardener
Walton Kenneth M., of Walton &
Switzer, waggonmaker and wheel-
Wright
| Walton & Switzer, foundry owners
Watson Tole, painter
We he oy Jacob, hotelkeeper and butcher
Western hotel, Paul Hinsperger, pro-
prictor
Wright Joseph B., teamster
C un ai ON An incorporated town on
the -t bank of the Niagara river, town-
anig. of Stamford, county of Welland
It is situated at the celebrated suspension
bridge, which crosses the river about one
mile below the historically known Nia-
gara Falls, and which connects Western
Canada with the State of New York
by railway, This bridge is said to be one
of the most scientifie public Works on the
continent. Tt is sus : nd d 250 feet above
the river, from towers 75 feet in height
by means of four wire cables, each 10
inches in diameter; the distance between
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a the towers being 822 feet. The total | Brown Joseph P., customs clerk Graham Frederick H., i James
, ‘ 4 innk McNulty James
: ‘ my en emre Meeccas ieormaitnce Bryce John, clerk, Tunis & Co. _ | Grant Peter, G.W.R. ie sti Magrath color
q : one above the other, the upper one being | Brundage James T., proprietor Indian | Grassick Charles, fireman G.W.R, waiter
k j exclusively for railways, having three| Bazaar, The Falls Gray Axexander, G.W.R ; fahoney Timot
i different guages laid down, the lower one | Brunskinn Parsse, laborer Green John, G.W.R. i Mann Simon, fi
i lor carriages, E peiebecipe &c. Here is | Brydges Ephraim, carpenter G.W.R. | Guerin Robert, clerk G.W.R. MARRIAGE L
Barnett’s wor' Fi
ton, issuer
renowned museum, ac-| Bickley Morton M., innkeeper Gunn Henry J, G.W.R.
:
i knowledged by connoisseurs to be the sine ;
, choicest Sclisotion of relics contained by | Buckley William P., news depot Gunn Robert, G.W.R. Martin Matthew
oi any similar establishment in Canada. | Bull Charles, G.W.R. Hall Charles, telegraph operat astin George
f Le Hoda is rapidly rising into first im-| Burk Edward, G.W.R. Hall John, laborer pi ferrall & Co., p
: Shan at any other fort ia Ontario, and | Burns James N., grocer Hall Paterson, G.W.R. errall John, 0
i the imports and trade generally are Bush John T,, farmer, The Falls Hall Ralph, ticket clerk G.W.R BNZIE E. Ad
i seanlly increasing. In the year 1868, Butters Thomas, G.W.R. Hanes G. S., & Co., brokers enzie Myron
‘ ,230 gallons of petroleum or earth oils, | Campbell James, G.W.R. Hanes George S., of G. S. Ha ilne Charles,
i Ti 136 sheep, 1.67 Newite, 668,008 Ibs. of Canadian Indian store, colonel Sidney | Harrison Thomas | meh Oe itchell James,
wool, and 140,039 busiels of grain were a ome pee iy aie Harrison William, G.W.R. ONTREAL '
exported from this place. The scenery | Vannon John &., landing waiter ; ‘ Neilson, agen
in tho vicinity is grand and impor Canter Joseph, shoemaker Be) GU Sean RAL ON, wi fulhime ‘Mrs.
ing especially near the whirlpool, | Canven John, laborer liquors, cigars and oysters in Cvery boarding hou
toh ies sho tives ’ . style, cold lunches, &c. eng nous
Shot ; aie beloe the iD Mon. oe The | nae, sash and door fac- propeetat » &e., J. 8, Dennis peng Shoot
treal and Dominion Telegraph Companies ’ ais Hende i urray John, Dr
: have offices hens, sn the loriner Com any | Carter James, G.W.R. Henderson Genet peltae ha Keeper urray Thomas,
opens an office «t the Clifton House} Carter Richard M. Hende M at that useum hotel, I
during the summer months. This place | Caulkins Miss Hele hool nderson Mrs. Margaret, wid Jossph » Rall
, aulkins Miss Helen, school teacher , ? tor, The Falls
is the eastern terminus of the Great West- | Caulkins William, cheese maker ieheits
?
Nealy John, G.V
eil John, brake
ern railway, which connects with the ; " Hillisheim Samuel, G.W.
railways in the State of New York, to all | Chadwick Miss Jane, school teacher Holt John, G.W.R. ie
arts of the American continent. The | Chambers Mrs. Sarah, wid James : . illy Thomas, 1:
trie and Ningara railway which connects | Chapman George, G.W.R. Hooey David G., assistant telegraph oaiabe !
with the Toronto steamers ut Niagara also ‘ ren ; operator pe an aT
passes through the town, and has a Clark Geo. W., proprietor Elgin hotel | Hope William, carpenter G.W.R., and 3
station here. Distant from Niagara 13| Clark Stephen, G.W.R. Hopkins Michael, laborer graph Co.
miles, from St Catharines 13 miles, from | Clark William, grocer Howe Edward, G.W.R. ewison Mrs. Ro
M Buffalo, in the State of New York, 88 Clifton house. with sub ffi las bbe * Sar ay "yf ble Beme
By igee miles, from Toronto 80 miles, from Wind- | “ ; post office dur-| Hubbert Mrs. Sarah, wid David, pro. oble Beman, prc
Lae | aoe the western torminvs of the Wind. ing summer, Bromley & Shears, pro-| —_prietress Benders Cave saloon, The Mam Tee Falls
Ber Te fi Western railway, 229 miles, from Montreal | __ Prietors : Falls )’Brian William,
BP abe 416 miles. Mail daily. Population about | Connolly Patrick, G.W.R. Hughes William, laborer Dliver James W.,
a iba} 3,500. Connolly Thomas, G.W.R. Indian bazaar, James T. Brundage, pro )'Ner! James, lab)
( 5 Alford William, G.W.R. Cook Crysler, G.W.R. wietor ss Neil John, G.W
AMERICAN HOTEL, BE. M. Bromley, | C90k Haggai, G.W.R. Johnson John, laborer )’ Rourke John, Lay
proprietor Cook Mrs. Annie Johnson Joseph, G.W.R, attinson Mrs. Ji
American Merchants Union Express Co., | Cook Mrs. Deliah, wid Josiah Jones John B., innkeeper maker
H. E. Woodford, agent Coulson John, baker Jones William Martin,United States con aver C hristopher
Ashby William, G.W.R. Coulthurst Alcimus, clerk sul, bds at American hotel eckham John R,
Atwood James W., carpenter Crosby Warren, carpenter Kehoe Mrs. Bridget, wid James, grocery fmm) Robert, labs
Atwood Miss Emma, milliner Crysler Harmonius, farmer Kelly Charles M., landing waiter, ds fmmee™ alter, G.W
) Bamptield James, proprietor refreshment | Cummings John, innkeeper, The Falls} at American hotel hemister Willian
pe room G.W.R. Davis Charles, photographer, The Falls | Kelly James, laborer reston Frederick
‘ Barge William, G..WR. Davis Edward, PHORROD Hae 8 Falls | Kelly Michael, laborer reston Henry, ¢¢
Barnes William, G.W.R. Davis Mrs. Saul, Indian curiosities and | Kerr Collin, carpenter broker, issuer 0
} Barnett Colonel Sidney, proprietor Can- canoe Bones The Falls Law Reuben, general store and customs bro
i adian Indian store aoe: photographer, | Davis William, laborer Lawson Mitchel, G.W.R. rice Frederick, 1a
\ The Falls DENNIS JOHN S., proprietor Head} Leary Daniel, clerk binlan James, sel
Barnett Thomas, proprietor museum | _ Quarters saloon Leary James, laborer Bion Philip, labo
and photographer, The Falls Dolan John, G.W.R. Letler Washington D., carpenter Minage Mrs, Heler
Pee ks Bartholomew John, G.W.R. Dominion Telegraph Co., E. M. Brom-| Leggett Wm., J.P., collector of customs Im in John, masc
a Ie | pareaid Frederick, G.W.R. ley, operator Lewis Zena B., proprietor Clifton water ss James, en
) { Bell rev. George, B.A., Presbyterian Doolay Martin, G.W.R. Liddle George, surveyor of customs q tard James, G.
Bell William, G.W.R. Dougherty John, laborer Life Association of Scotland, W. W. fies: Thomas, car
{| Benders Cave saloon, Mrs. Sarah Hub-| Doughner Michael, laborer Woodruff, agent praon John, G
iF bert, proprietress, The Falls Dowle Richard, G.W.R. Lismore Charles, pensioner oe Chs,, pyt
Bender Philip, farmer Drew John, railroad contractor Locke Mrs. Julia, wid William, grocery magn Robert, s
ak Bennet Nathaniel J., watchmaker Drew Thomas, mason Lundy Benjamin’ C., commission me- fim “Henry, cust
ref Benze Matthew, mason Dufty Patrick, innkeeper chant bili Ghaspert, pro}
ah Beswick Isaac, G.W.R. Duncan George, G.W.R. Lundy James R., waggonmaker ali’ hotel, Gasp
Bigger Alanson, plumber, The Falls | Duncan W illiam, G.W.R. Lynch Dennis, G.W.R. “ anson
Bigger Ha fal farmer Egan Patrick, G.W.R. McAndrew Michael, G.W.R. Sn lahore
BIGGER M aS. H. C., manufacturer of | Elgin hotel, George W. Clark, proprietor | McDowell Henry, farmer Awe J rs R
Indian feather fans Ellis Harry, laborer McGarr John, G.W.R. The Fall. uspen
Binkley William, grocer | Flanigan Christopher, livery stahles McGlone John, laborer an Th a
Blakemore Arthur, G.W.R. Flynn Charles, bridge tender McGlone John J., night telegapii,, qonts OM
Blount David, G.W.R. Flynn Michael, G.W.R. P operator awd wn ped
Bowen Cornelius, teamster | Flynn Peter, G.W.R. McGregor William, G.W.R. The rae Suspe
Bowen John, butcher Forbes George D., United States vice} McHard John A., G.W.R. ears San
Bowen Uriah, feed and flour store consul McIntyre John, confectioner lhorn meh of |
Bower John, tailor Fralick George, brakeman G.W.R, McKee Thomas, car department GWE Baton Jo) aoInas,
Brennan John, tailor | Francis John, G.W.R. McLachlin Mrs. Bridget, wid in Mrs ant Mi
Brennan Mrs. Mary, wid Frizel James, G.W.R, McLaughlin Thomas, customs officer at ens Jar 4 y
Britton Charles, barber Fry Jacob, sawyer Clifton Suspension bridge, The Falls wart Williat G.\
Bromley Daniel H., of Bromley & Shears Fry Mrs. Christina, grocer McLean Donald, G.W.R. ff Mrs Willian ,
| BROMLEY ELIAS M., of J. 8. Hanes | Furness Richard, conductor G.W.R. McMahon Maurice, night watchman achan Rob “"¢
& Co., roe American hotel Gardner William, chief of police G.W.R. . urdy Jose . 1 BI
Bromley & Shears, proprietors Clifton | Gibson Michael, G.W.R, MeMicking James R., G.W.R. ton Richard
house Gillespie Donald, laborer McMurray James, clerk lor Geor igi
| Brown Henry, G.W.R. | Glynn Patrick, G.W.R. MeMurray William, G.W.R, omas Bdward re
} ’
Brown John, laborer ; Goodes Thomas, shoemaker | McNiven Dugald, G.W.R.
innkeeper
ian G.W.R,
R.
WR.
,.
h operator
K G.W.R.
dkers
,S. Hanes & Co,
.R.
SALOON, wines,
oysters in every
ve., J. 8. Dennis,
idge gate keeper
vn clerk
iret, wid Joseph,
W.R.
sistant telegraph,
er
rer
wid David, Res
Jave saloon, The
rer
I’. Brundage, pro
R.
per
United States con
n hotel
rid James, grocery
ding waiter, Udi
carpenter
lector of customs
tor Clifton water
ror of customs
Scotland, W, W.
kioner
William, grocery
commission met
gonmaker
+. WR.
rer
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night telegraph
LW.R.
LR.
stioner
partnant G.WR
bt, wit
uistoms officer tt
pridge, The
R.
ight watchman
BWR.
W.R,
R.
ONTABi0.]
psy
waiter
lahoney Timothy, grocer
James, G.W.R.
colonel Thos. W.,
ann Simon, farmer
MARRIAG
ton, issuer
Martin Matthew, G.W.R.
“9 George W., butcher
errall & Co., planing mill
landing
# LICENSES, Henry Pres-
ohn, of Merrall & Co.
ANB £, ANDREW, farmer
enzie Myron A., farmer
ilne Charles, G.W,R.
itchell James, laborer
ONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., P.
Neilson, agent
ulhime Mrs. Margaret,
boardin ;
urphy Thomas, architect
house
wid John,
urray John, bridge gate keeper
urray T
useum
Neilly Th
EILSON PETER, station
homas, G.W.R.
hotel, Remau Noble, proprie-
tor, The Falls
fealy John, G.W.R.
eil John, brakeman G.W.R.
omas, laborer
master
G.W.R., and agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co. .
ewison Mrs. Robert, boarding house
oble Beman, proprietor Museum hotel,
The Falls
)'Brian William, G.W.R.
liver James W., M.D.
Neil Ja
mes, laborer
Neil John, G.W.R.
) Rourke
John, laborer
attinson Mrs. Jane, wid Isaac, dress-
maker
aver Christopher, G.W.R.
eckham John R., G.W.R.
erry Robert, laborer
lew Walter, G.W.R.
hemister William, G.W.R.
reston Frederick J., mayor, grocer
reston Henry, commissioner in B.R.,
broker, issuer of marriage licenses,
and customs broker
rice Frederick, laborer
uinlan James, school teacher
linn Philip, laborer
mage Mrs. Helen, wid Andrew
fakin John, mason
tcliffe James, engineer G.W.R.
Hichard James, G.W.R,
iggs Thomas, car inspector G.W.R.
bertson John, G.W.R.
phinson Chs., pyrotechnist, The Falls
pbinson Robert, school teacher
o) 3 Henry, customs officer
bli Gaspert, proprietor, Rosli’s hotel
psli’s hotel, Gaspert Rosli, proprietor
Manson
pss James, laborer
bs John
bwe John, Suspension bridge tender,
The Falls
an Thomas, G.W.R.
afer George, pedlar
aw Joseph, Ss
he Fal
Is
uspension bridge tender,
ears Samuel, of Bromley & Shears
ballhora Thomas, G.W.R.
mecaton John, customs officer
in Mrs. Amelia, wid Charle
vens James, GW.R. aiden
Wart William, laborer
Mrs. W
han
urdy Joseph
ton Rich
ylor
mas Rdward,
illiam
Robert, grocer
tad OW
agent for Tunis & Co.
, clerk G.W.R.
DOMINION 273 DIRECTORY.
Thomkins William R., baker
Thompson Joseph, G.W.R.
i Robert, freight conductor
Thompson William
Thomson David L., G.W.R.
Thomson Thomas, G.W.R.
Tossell William, soda water maker
TUNIS & CO., wholesale news dealers
and booksellers
Tunis William E., of Tunis & Co.
Vandersluis Joseph, artist
Wallace Andrew, flour and feed store
Wallwork Thomas, grocer
Ward Mrs. Caroline M., wid Jacob, dry
goods
Ward Samuel, fireman G.W.R.
Watson Walter A., saloon, The Falls
Waugh John H., of Merrall & Co.
Whitaker Thomas, G.W.R.
Whitty James, saloonkeeper
Willey Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William
Williams James, G.W.R.
Willis Henry, clerk
Wilson Robert, hackman
Wilson Thomas, general store
Woodford Henry E., agent A. M. U.
Express Co.
Woodrow John, clerk, bds at American
hotel
Woodruff Walter William, postmaster,
merchant and insurance agent
Wright George, G.W.R.
Wright Joshua G., mail agent
Young Thomas, G.W.R.
Young William, of Merrall & Co.
Ziph Florran, wag gonmaker
CLINTON—An incorporated village at
the pine! on of the townships of Hullett,
Tuckersmith and Goderich, county of
Huron, This place has grown rapidly
within the last few years,and still continues
toincrease, Large quantities of grain and
all kinds of country produce are brought
to this market. The traflic receipts at
Clinton station are said to be more than
half those of the 14 stations from Brant-
ford to Buffalo, Clinton has many large
mills and factories, as well as numerous
handsome ang well filled stores. It is fast
becoming a great businesscentre. There is
a large Salt well in operation, which
yields, on wi average over 200 Larrels per
diem, and another well has been sunk,
and twenty feet of pure salt penetrated,
and will be in use in a short time. The
Huron road passes through this village,
It is a station of the Buffalo and Goderich
branch ofthe Grand Trunk railway, Mon-
treal Telegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant from Goderich 13 miles, from
Stratford 32 miles, from Paris 64 miles,
from Brantford 72-miles, from Bultalo 147
miles, from Toronto 120) miles. Mail
daily, Population about 2000,
American Express Co., J. Cunningham,
agent
Anderson John, mason
Andrews Silas, farmer
Appleton Richard, M.D.
Archibald Charles E., dry goods
Archibald James, dealer
Barton Robert A,, of Fisher & Barton
Bay Andrew, provincial land surveyor
Beacon Henry, shoemaker
Bean John, turner
Belfrey J. H., proprietor of salt crushing
and spice mills
Briddlecombe Joseph, watchmaker
Blair William
Bowers George, painter
Brown George, J.P.
Brown William, weaver
Buchanan Donald, builder
Buchanan James, shoemaker
Callander, Scott & Co., storekeepers
as. agg Robert, of Callander, Scott &
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Oxi-Onr
Cameron Hugh, blacksmith
Canada Per-nanent Building Society,
R. Thwaites, J.P., agent
Cantelon Brothers, carriagemakers
Cassels Mark, contractor
Caulfield rev. Hans, ch of England
Cavan Peter, clerk
Chidley George, chemist
Chidley Joseph, of M. McTaggart & Co.
Clinton flour mill, James Fair, pro-
prietor
Clinton hotel, William Rattenbury, pio-
wrietor
CLINTON NEW ERA, weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; Robert Matheson,
B.A., editor and publisher
Clinton Salt Co., McGarva, Combe &
Co., managers
Joats Robert
Coats William, storekeeper
Cole Henry, M.D.
Cole Henry W., of Evans & Cole
Combe James H., chemist
Commander Charles R., dry goods
Commercial hotel, Mrs. Patterson, pro-
prietress
Cook Walter, sash and door factory
Core William, constable
Counter Charles, tanner
Cruikshank Charles, shoemaker
Cunningham John, dealer
Davis Silas, of Searle & Davis
Dayment Charles, carpenter
Deihl George, cabinetmaker
Dickinson David, cooper
DINSLEY JOHN, proprietor Royal hotel
and livery stables
Dinno John, butcher
Doan 0, 8., tanner
DOBIE GEORGE C. dealer in groceries,
wines, spirits, crockery and glass-
ware
Doherty William, cabinetmaker
Drumm Mrs., wid John
Ellicott George, fireman
Elliott Alexander, clerk
Kvans & Cole, brewers
Evans Henry, of Evans & Cole
Fair James, proprietor Clinton flour
mill
Fair Thomas, postmaster
Farmer's hotel, James Ross, proprietor
Farran William W., clerk Division court
Fisher Allan 8., of Fisher & Barton
Fisher & Barton, dealers
Fisher John, of Fisher & Barton
Forbes John, millwright
Foster & Morley, woollen mill
Foster Thomas R., of Foster & Morley
Gillbard John, glassware
Gillbings Jonas, farmer
Glasgow, McPherson & Co., foundry
Graham rev. William, Wesleyan
GRANT PETER, inventor and sole
mantfacturer of Grant’s patent ex-
celsior hay forks
Grassick & Twitchell, saddlers
Grassick Wm., of Grassick & Twitchell
Greenwood John, of Foster & Morley
Grigg E., foreman in New Era office
Grigg Joseph, carpenter
Grigg William, blacksmith
Hale Horatio, conveyancer
Harland Brothers, stoves and tinware
Harland John T., of Harland Brothers
Harland William S., of Harland Brothers
Hartt Charles A., solicitor
Hillier Charles, blacksmith
Hines William H., produce merchant
Hodgins John, of Irwin & Hodgins ’
Holmes Edmund, stationer
Holmes William T., of Lesslie & Holmes
Honey John, photographer
SLIT NIE ESSE BES
TEE
SE EF RSTRNT TIE PE PEN RE ST
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Hovey Charles, | pi
ss Matthias, of Glasgow, McPherson
Co.
Howson James, auctioneer
Huron mills, Ww. Hutton, proprietor
Hutton William, proprietor Huron mills
Irvin John, carpenter
Irving William, lumber merchant
Irwin & Hodgins, dealers
Irwin Richard, of Irwin & Hodgins
Jackson John, shoemaker
Jackson Thomas, tailor
John Thomas, plasterer
Johns & Menzies, cabinetmakers
Johns Thomas, of Johns & Menzies
Johnson Anger, carpenter
Johnson Johu B., grocer
Johnson Robert, livery stable
Johnson William James, stage owner
Jones Stephen, butcher
Kent Henry, produce merchant
King Donald R. painter
Knox Thomas, grocer
Lane Thomas, proprietor Railway hotel
Lavin John, tireman
Lavin Thomas, waggonmaker
Lee Roger, saddler
Lesslie John, of Lesslie & Holmes
Lesslie & Holmes, carriagemakers
Little William, builder
Lockwood Jolin, cierk
Lough Matthew, agent Royal Canadian
bank
Luttrell Alexander, baker
Lyons Henry, carpenter
McAlpin John A.
McConnell William, bailiuiT
McCrimmon Malcolm, laborer
McCuaig rev. Finlay, Canada Presby-
terian
McCullough George, dealer
McCullough George
McCUTCHEON WILLIAM J., proprie-
tor Prince of Wales hotel
McGarva, Combe & Co., managers
Clinton Salt Co.
McGarva John, grocer
McHaffie William, traveller
McMillan William, manager for Glasgow,
McPherson & Co.
McMurchie Alexander, of M. McTaggart
& Co.
McMurchie Duncan, M.D.
McPherson Alexander, foreman
McPherson Mrs., milliner
McTaggart M., & Co., fanning mill ma-
nufacturers
McTaggart Malcolm, of M. McTaggart
& Co.
Malcomson Sutherland, barrister
Malloch D. M., W.M. Clinton lodge
Marten William, peddlar .
Matheson Archibald, blacksmith
MATHESON ROBERT, B.A., book and
job printer, and editor of the Clinton
ew Era ;
Menzies David, of Johns & Menzies
Miller James, contractor
Miller John, harnessmaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wm.
R. Watts, agent
Mooney John, cattle dealer
Moore Arthur T., grocer
Moore James A., siation master
Morley John F., of Foster & Morley
Morrow Charles, reeve of Hullett
Morrow David, dealer in boots and
filoy D ie] fi
Mulloy Daniel, pump factory
Murray William, Clinton mills
Nelles John A., express agent
Nersworthy Henry, tailor
O'Neil Mrs., private school
Patterson Robert, baker
DOMINION
Patterson Mrs. Agnes,
prietress Commercial hotel
Patton David, reeve
Perrin William H., grain buyer
PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, William
J. McCutcheon, proprietor
Racey James B., insurance agent
Racey Robert M., hardware
Railway hotel, Thomas Lane, proprietor
Rance Samuel H., proprietor Royal
Canadian hotel
Salt well
Ransford Richard, manager Stapleton
Salt well
Rattenbury Isaac, J.P.
Rattenbury William, proprietor Clinton
hotel
Reeve John, M.D.
Rennicks James, blacksmith
Ridout Charles, insurance agent
Ridout John, law student
Roach rev. William R., Bible christian
Robson N.cholas, grocer
Ross James, proprietor Farmers hotel
Ross John, pumpmaker
Rowell William, blacksmith
Royal Canadian bank, Matthew Lough,
agent
Royal Canadian hotel, S. H. Rance, pro-
prietor
ROYAL HOTEL AND LIVERY STA-
BLES, John Dinsley, proprietor
Rumble Frederick
Salt Thomas B,, moulder
Saville George, carpenter
Scott David, photographer
Scott Hugh, of Callander, Scott & Co.
Searle & Davis, tinware
Searle William C., of Searle & Davis
Sheppard James, grocer
Sheppard James, joiner
Sheppard William, grocer
Smart Will’am
Smith James, merchant tailor
Smith John, tailor
Snowden Edward, cooper
Spooner & Thomas, butchers
Spooner Charles, of Spooner & Thomas
Stanbury Thomas, grocer
Stapleton Sait weli, H. Ransford, pro-
prietor
Stavely James
Steep John, shoemaker
Steep William, shoemaker
Stevens Henry, builder
Stevenson Thomas, cabinetmaker
Straith Peter, ashery
Strathy David B., dealer
Sturgeon Robert, carpenter
Taylor William, blacksmith
Thomas T., of Spooner & Thomas
Thwaites Richard, J.P., insurance agent
Trowse Luke, cooper
Turnbull James, M.A,
Grammar school
Twitchell James, of Grass'ck & Twit-| Winters John, farmer
chell
Upshall John, veterinary surgeon
Urquhart Daniel R., dealer
Walker Henry, carpenter
Walker & Smith, milliners
Wallace Hugh, of Callander, Scott
& Co.
WATTS & CO., chemists and drugg'sts
Watts Frederick W., of Watts & Co.
WATTS WILLIAM R., agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Whiteford Daniel C., grain dealer
Whiteford William, grain dealer
Whitehead Jozenh, M.P., mill owner
WHITT FREDERICK, attorney at law,
solicitor, &c.
Wilson Samuel, clerk
274 DIRECTORY.
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wid John, pro-| CLONTARE--A small v
Benson Thomas, farmer
McDonald Alexander, firmer
McDonald Angus, farmer
di James, farmer
eDon John, farme
Ransford Henry, proprietor Stapleton Steoneid Guha Ee tetinasiae
McDonald Roderick, farmer
McDonald Ronald, farmer
Mahon James, farmer
Mahon William, farmer
Manson George, farmer
Manson James, farmer
Mooran James, farmer
Mooran Thomas, farmer
Flant X., farmer
Potter Frederick, farmer
Potter John, farmer
Sellar Carrol, farmer
Shaughnessy P. O., farmer
Telanber Carrol, farmer
CLOVER HILL—A village partly is
Allen John, carpenter
Brown Thomas, clerk
Campbell Robert, carpenter
Cobb Henry, shoemaker
head master | Wheeler George, laborer
[Province oy
i
southshor of Clear Lake, cute hod.
road, township of Sebastopo'
Refnrew, Distant from rembeal
station of the Brockville and Ottawa nit
wav, 35 miles, from Sand Point 44 miley
Mail tri-weekly. :
| Jobn
tzpatrick Jame
rey James, labo
enri Antoine,
Hill John, sailor;
mil Thomas, hot
Donald John J
cFarlane Rober
arshall John, bl
ankin John
Roach James, lay
33 John, shoem
mith William, 8
Rutt Thomas, sa
Young George, PF
DBOCONK —?
sup tineof some
of Victoria. Th
Railway will hav
ere ply betwee
Distant from Li
andastation of
wiles, fare Sl,
lation about 150.
Badgrow Archibs
Bailey James, far
Bice Hamilton, lal
Bice Louis, labor4
utler Miss Mary
atl Adam H., sti
lancy George, |:
ronk Jude, labo
urry Findland,
odd James, labe
Dodd Mrs Mary, v
Drake James, lat
Ferren Amos, la
Ferren Elie, mect
Perren Mrs. Mart
Hardy rev, John,
eys John, hotell
aroy John, post
cKee George, fi
cLaren Malcolm
New Connexion n
George Robson
Robson rev, Gee
methodist
Sheldon Mrs. Eliz
Bimpson William.
Vesleyan method
Hardy, minister
hite James, far
Voodcock James
OBOURG—An
pleasantly situate
ke Ontario, in
ton, county of Ne
fent it is the co
counties of North
but as both ar
wealth and popu!
> hecrssary ere
what may be call
gressive place, Cy
thove advantages
prity, and, no d
ates in the con
the development
with which the
establishment of
extension of lin
rank with any to
fs the market t
beautiful and fe
hasexcellent rai
tions, and a sate:
tom which
farm produce, ly
annually ex porte
lit with gas, is v
broad and spacio
part interseerin
Qng'es, and bein
fine public bul
Kant residences
amongst the fi
containing the
snd county offic
Over $100,000, th
denominations,
the township of Essa, partly in that d
Tecumseth, County of Simcoe, Distant
from Gilford, a station of the Northes
railway, 10 miles, fare 40c.; from foronte
a miles, Mail daily, Populaon sbow
0.
Davis William, tavernkeeper
Dinwoody George, farmer
Duff John, farmer
I'leming George, carpenter
Gibson Frank, carpenter
Graham Alexander, blacksmith
Marling James, shoemaker
McClain John, farmer
McClain Robert
McMaster Martin, waggonmaker
Nixon Kobert, carpenter
Ritchie Edw. Z;, postinaster, storekeeptt
Sproule Mrs. Eliza, wid Robert
Stephens John, blacksmith
CLOYNE-—A village in the township
Barrie, county of Lennox and Addingtt
Distant from Napanee, a station ot the
Grand Trunk railway, 44 miles, Mal
weekly. Population about 40.
Benney Joseph, farmer
Clark Bibbons, postmaster, storekeept
Dayton William, township clerk
Dempsey William, councillor
MeMillan Daniel, carpenter
Perry Edward, reeve
Roy James, JP, farmer
Wickware Alpheus P., tavernkeepet
COBDEN—A small village at the bad
of Muskrat Lake, township of Ross, com
ty of Renfrew. At present the
route from Ottawa to Pembroke
through this place. During the seas
navigation passengers, alter crossing tt
port ge, 12 miies from Gould's lancith
take the steamer Jason Gould, which eo
veys them to within a short distance
Pembroke. Distant from Sand Point, @
terminus of the Brockville aud -—
railway, 26 miies, fure The.
weekly, Population about 80.
Baird Andrew, stage driver
Bolton G. C., master mariner
Jrawford John W., general merehith
Delahey John, storekeeper
Delahey Robert, storekeeper
ae ee
TEs
E DASARI Ets
Coxnoura.
Brown James, mariner, Albert st
Brown John, laborer, Matthew st
BROWN & KENNEDY, manufacturers
of boots and shoes, Division st
Brown Peter, of Mullholland & Brown,
bds at Rochester house, Division st
Brown Robert, sailor, Bagot st
Buchannan William, tavernkeeper, n
G.T.R. depot
Buck Robert, day operator, George st
Buckley Joseph, blacksmith, Jobn st
Bucknell Richard, shoemaker, George st
Bulger Michael, laborer, Matthew st
Bulger Thomas, laborer, Water st
Burke Thomas, Ball st
Burke William, surveyor, King st
Burn David, actuary Savings
King st, h William st
Burnet Alexander, farmer, township of
Hamilton
Burnet Thomas, clerk Savings bank,
Ontario st
Burnett John, carpenter, Spring st
Burnham Asa A,, jun., broker, King st
Burnham hon. Asa A., county trea-
surer, King st, h William st
Burns Jobn, shoemaker, James st
Burwash rev. Nathaniel, M.A., professor
of natural sciences, Victoria univer-
sity, Seminary st
Butler captain Owen, sailor, D'Arcy st
Butler John, deputy clerk of the Peace
and insurance agent, King st, h King st
Butler William, of Winans, Butler &
Co., King st
Cahley Charles, Clyde st
Cahley Hugh, fuller, Clyde st
Caithness George, shoemaker, Perry st
CALCUTT KINGSLEY, manufacturer
of ale, beer, porter and temperance
drinks, put up in large or small
casks, Seminary st
Calcutt William, George st
Cameron James K., inspector of fish-
eries, King st .
Campbell major David, King st
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., agent for
Allan Line of Steamships ; Frederick
H S. Oliver, agent, King st
Cann Samuel, contractor, Havelock st
Carpenter Austin B., J.P., George st
Carr Charles, carpenter, Sydenham st
Carr James, laborer, King st
Carrol James, laborer, King st
Cashen James, laborer, Tremaine st
Cashen William, laborer, Burnham st
Cassorly Patrick, fireman, Tremaine st
Castle George E., King st
Caswell William, shoemaker, John st
Cauley John, teamster, Forth st
Cauley Thomas, teamster, Forth st
Chalaupka H. F., bandmaster 40th
Battalion, Matthew st
CHAMBLISS COL. WILLIAM P.,
managing director of the Cobourg,
Peterborough and Marmora Railway
and Mining Co., King st
Chapman George, machinist, Swayne st
Chatterton Richard D., clerk of County
court, King st, h George st
Church William Y., proprietor of
Grieves’ hotel, William st
Clancey Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, Bay st
Glancey Patrick, laborer, Water st
Olark Daniel, laborer, College st
Clark Geo. M., junior judge, Henry st
Clark James, cutter, Orange st
Clark James, engineer, Spring st
Clark Richard H., M.D., physician,
Division st ‘
Clench & Brother, cabinetmakers, Divi-
sion st .
Clench Freeman B., cabinetmaker, King
st
bank,
DOMINION
Olench Freeman Corey, of Clench &
Brother, Division st
Clench Thomas 8.,, of Clench & Bro-
ther, King st
Climo Thomas, tailor, \ -toria st
Clouston Edward R., acu .atant Bank
of Toronto, bds at North American
hotel, Division st
Coachafer rev. Henry J., curate Epis-
copal church and mathematical mas-
ter Cobourg Grummar school, James
st
Coate Mrs. Eliza, wid Daniel, James st
Cobourg Gas works, John Whitelaw,
manager, Queen st
a hs Grammar school, rev. James
Roy, b.A., head master, Seminary st
Cobourg hotel, Mrs, Mary Fleming, wid
Daniel, proprietress, King st
Cobourg market, Thos. Mitchell, mar-
ket clerk, Market sq
COBOURG, PETERBOROUGH AND
MARMORA RAILWAY AND MIN-
ING CO., Isaac Butts, president,
Rochester, N. Y; Alexander Fraser,
M.P.P., vice-president, Cobourg ; col.
William P. Chambliss, managing
director ; J. R. Barber, superintendent
of running department ; Frederick J.
Hayden, shipping agent and accoun-
tant; Stephen S. Goodall, superin-
tendent of mines, Blairton
COBOURG SENTINEL,weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; Daniel McAllister,
editor and proprietor, King st
COBOURG STAR, weekly, annual sub-
scription $2; W. H. Floyd, editor
and proprietor, King st
COBOURG WORLD, weekly, adver-
tising medium, Henry Hough, editor
and proprietor, King st
Cockburn hon. James, Q.C., of Cock-
burn, Loscombe & Boggs, King st
COCKBURN, LOSCOMBE & BOGGS,
barristers, &c., King st
Cogan John, laborer, Tweed st
Cofttee Bryan, laborer, Perry st
Cole rev, E. it,, ch of England, King st
Coles John, carpenter, Havelock st
Coles Thomas,gardener, Division st
Collins John, laborer, William st
Collins Samuel, blacksmith, Division st
Colquhoun Mrs. Elinor, wid Dougal,
Bay st
Colvin Robert, machinist, King st
Colwell Paul, tailor, Furnace st
Commercial house, James Flanigan,
proprietor, King st
Common school, Ist division, David
Johnston, teacher, Elgin st
Common school, and division, Parmenio
A. Switzer, master, Ball st
Common school, 3rd division, Dougald
McBride, teacher, King st
Jommon school, 4th division, Francis
Reynolds, master, Queen st
Common school, 5th division, Miss Mary
Short, teacher, Seminary st :
Congregational church, rev. Charles
Pedley, minister, King st
Conlan Nicholas, blacksmith, Covert st
Connell Richard, carpenter, Chapel st
Jonnelly Michael, fisherman, Perry st
Connors Thomas, laborer G.T.R., n
depot
Cook John, printer, bds at Mrs. Pome-
roy’s King st
Coolahan John, laborer, Water st
Cooney Edward, chief constable, Divi-
sion st
Cooper 22 ag bailiff, William st
Corigal William, William st
Corson rev. Robert, Wesleyan, Anne st
Corr Patrick, laborer, Furnace st
276 DIRECTORY.
me
t
[PRovinos op
Poulter John 7 eva Pret at
ounties gaol, Glover Bennet:
William st Og
ie Jobb laborer, pt pai st
raig Henry, tav ‘nkeeper, Mark
Craig Mrs. Mary, vi Robert Kin “
Crawshaw John, ¢ Fraser & Co, ing
st
Crogan Thomas, ‘aborer, Clyde st
Crossen Hugh, grocer, King st
CROSSEN JAMES, proprietor of 0.
tario foundry, College st, and car
factory Seminary st, h James st
Crozier lugh, carter, Clyde st
Crozier Isaac, King st
Crozier Mrs., wid John, Clyde st
Cruso Henry B., bailiff Division coup
King st, h Division st
Cruso Michael D., Division st
Cullen John, laborer, Sinclair st
Cullingford John, druggist, King st, }
Jeorge st
Culver Abraham,deputy sheriff, Annes
Jummings James C., carpenter, Fur
nace st
Cunningham John, laborer, Bay st
Cunningham Michael, Ontario st
Cunningham Mrs. Elizabeth, wid He
ry, Spring st
Curry Thomas, gardener, King st
Custom house, George Perry, collecter
of customs, Division st
Cuthbert Alex., mariner, Division st
Cuthbert George, blacksmith, bds Com
mercial house, King st
Daintry John, provincial land surveyor,
King st
DAVENEY ARTHURB.,, agent G.TR,
George st
Dawe George, laborer, Burnham st
Dean Orvin, auctioneer and collecting
agent, King st, h Spring st
Deer Samuel, painter, Park st
Deer William J., laborer, Furnace st
Deering Wm., boots and shoes, King#
Delaney John, carpenter, Ontario st
Delaney John, mariner, D'Arcy st
Delaney Mrs. Frances, wid Joba,
Hibernia st
DeLany Henry, of J. & H. Delany,
Albert st
DeLany John, of J. & H. Delany,
Albert st
DELANY J. & H., gunsmiths, mane
facturers and dealers in. trolling
baits, decoy ducks, and all kinds d
fishing tackle, Division st
Delear Edward, laborer, Orr st
Delear Francis, jun., laborer, Charles
Delear Francis, sen., laborer, Charles
Diamond John, laborer, King st
Dick James, laborer, Tweed st
Dickinson Mrs. Margaret, wid Jame,
King st op!
Dickson Adam, confectioner, Division
Dickson James, miller, Ontario st
Dinehan John, laborer Calcuttst
Dinner Mrs. Caroline, wid Samuel
dressmaker, Division st
Ditch.urn Thomas L., photographe
1_.ng st, h Chapel st
DIXON HENDERSON,
Dominion hotel, King st
Dixon Mrs. Ann, wid George, Pery
Doake Joseph, blacksmith, King
Henry st 4
Dodd Mrs. Bridget, wid Patrick, Bay#
Dougherty William, carpenter, For
DOMINION HOTEL, Henderson Diss
proprietor, King st
Dominion Telegraph Go. John 0. Rep
nolds, agent, King §
Donovan captain Thomas, late ROB,
bds at Pauwels house, King st
proprietit
e
)yTARio. }
Donovan Michael,
Dooly Mrs. Dora,
Hewson, King st
DOOLY & HEWS
and staple dry gi
King st ;
Doyle Daniel, spin
Doyle John, carde
Doyle John, tailor
Doyle Mrs., wid Jo
Drumm Thomas,
Duffey James, labo
uffey Owen, labo:
ufley Patrick, spi
umble John H., ci
st
Dumble Mrs. Est
Havelock st
Dumble Thomas, 8
Duncan John, carp
Dundas William, K
Dunn Matthew, leb
DUPEROW MOR
treal Telegraph (
house, King st
Bagleson Matthew,
niskillen hotel, Mi
Rdgecombe Mrs. EB
Bond st
Edgecumbe Georg
King st
Bdgecumbe Mrs. Ma
Spring st
ELLIOTT CHARL
boat agent, harbe
ger and dealer in
and water lime,
lege st
ngland William, c¢
Cottesmore av
nniskillen hotel, J
prietor, market sq
nwright James, po
Bpiscopal church, re
rector, King st
piseonal methodist
on Shepard, minis
vans Henry, carper
wing Chs. E., land
yre William H., reg
air Best, spinner, B
air John, spinner, |
‘armer Mrs. Jemime
ing house, King st
lee James, carpenter
erry Edward, carpe
etherston John G.,
ce John, laborer, J
ield Corelli C., o
ing st
eld Foti sen., Kin
eld John C. of Fiele
ield Francis, salesn
eld William, clerk.
ELD & BROTHE
dealers in fancy
goods, groceries, ¢
seed, King st
nrev. Francis, Ey
Burnham st
sher Alfred, labor
t2Gerald John, fis!
tz Gerald Pat., fish
tzsimmons Bryan,
anigan James, pi
cial house, King st
eming Mrs, Mary,
prietress Cobourg
etcher John, shoer
igg George, groce:
ames, gunsm
LOYD WILLIAM
‘or and publishe:
Star, King st, h Ba
mee)
ROVINOE op
BRS i132),
rst st
veeanto,] DOMINION 277 DIRECTORY. Conoura.
ee ee aaa aee mnie Game med VERSES Aaa VaR aaa Aas i ail
ichael, laborer, Bay st
MS wid Jolin, of Dooly &
Donovan
Dooly Mrs. Dora,
Hewson, Kin
st
DOOLY & HEWSON, dealers in fancy
and staple dry goods, millinery, &c.,
King st
Doyle Daniel, spinner, Clyde st
Moyle John, carder, Sinclair st
Doyle John, tailor, James st
Doyle Mrs., wid John, Clydest
Drumm Thomas, mechanic, Division st
Duffey James, laborer, Green st
Duffey Owen, laborer, William st
Patrick, spinner, Tremaine st
Duffey int 1 ¢
Mumble John H., civil engineer, George
st
Dumble Mrs. Esther, wid Thomas,
Havelock st :
Dumble Thomas, Spring st |
Duncan John, carpenter, Spring st
Dandas William, King st
Dunn Matthew, laborer, Orange st
DUPEROW MORTIMER, agent Mon-
treal Telegraph Co., bds at Pauwels
house, King st
Bagleson Matthew, carpenter, bds En-
niskillen hotel, Market sq
Rdgecombe Mrs. Eliza, wid William,
Bond st
Bdgecumbe George, private school,
- King st
Bdgecumbe Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John,
Spring st
ELLIOTT CHARLES, general steam-
boat agent, harbor master, wharfin-
ger and dealer in coal, salt, plaster
and water lime, Division st, h Col-
lege st
ngland William, car inspector, G.T.R.,
Cottesmore av
nniskillen hotel, John Giddings, pro-
prietor, market sq
nwright James, porter, George st
piscopal church, rev. Walter Stennett,
rector, King st
piscopal methodist church, rev. Gide-
on Shepard, minister, James st
vans Henry, carpenter, King st
wing Chs. E., landing waiter, King st
yre William H., registrar, King st
ait Best, spinner, Ball st
air John, spinner, Ball st
armer Mrs. Jemima, wid Wm., board-
ing house, King st
James, carpenter, Forth st
erry Edward, carpenter, Bay st
etherston John G., painter, James st
ce John, laborer, James st
ield Corelli
King st
eld John, sen., King st
eld Francis, salesman, King st
eld William, clerk, James st
HELD & BROTHER, importers and
seed, King st
Burnham st
sher Alfred, laborer, Spring st
t2Gerald John, fisherman, Nunn st
tzsimmons Bryan, laborer, Green st
cial house, King st
prietress Cobourg hotel, King st
etcher John, shoemaker, Division st
igg George, grocer, King st
James, gunsmith, Perry st
tor and publisher of the
Star, King st, h Bagot st
C., of Field & Brother,
eld John C.,of Field & Brother, King st
dealers in fancy and staple dry
goods, groceries, clover and timothy
nrev. Francis, Episcopal methodist,
tz Gerald Pat., fisherman, Hibernia st
nigan James, proprietor Commer-
eming Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel, pro-
OYD WILLIAM H., editor, sepa
obourg
Flynn Jeremiah, carpenter, Forth st
Foote Alexander, laborer, King st
Forbes Alexander, carder, King st
Forest William, saddler, King st
Fowler John, shoemaker, King st, h
Spring st
Fowler Robert, tailor,
Fox John, shoemaker, ing st
Fox Michael, jun., farmer, Elgin st
Fox Michael, sen., fuller, Sinclair st
Fox Mrs. Jane, wid Dennis, dressmaker,
George st
ang st
Frank Thomas, farmer, Spencer st
Fraser Alex., M.P.P., of Fraser & Co.,
King st
FRASER & CO., proprietors of
Ontario woollen mills, cor Tremaine
and King sts
Gale Francis, shoemaker, Division st
Gallagher Hugh, teamster, King st
Garland Richard, laborer, Lake st
Garrett John P., carpenter, John st
Garry John, laborer, Cottesmore av
Garry Mrs., wid Patrick, Division st
Gibb Miss K., preceptress Cobourg
Grammar school, bds at W. Boyd's,
Albert st
Gidding Jas., pawn broker, Division st
Giddings John, proprietor of Enniskil-
len hotel, Market sq
Giddy Thomas, roadmaster, Division st
GILLBARD THOMAS, tailor, draper
and dealer in hats, caps, and gents’
furnishings, Union Block, King st
Gilchrist James A., M.D., Division st
Gillard Herbert, painter, Hibernia st
Glen Mrs. Harriet, wid John, King st
Good Janes, laborer, Ontario st.
Good Mrs. Maria, wid John, Ontario st
Goodeve George, accountant and in-
surance agent, King st, h Ontario st
Gordon James, grocer, King st
Gordon Patrick, laborer, Albert st
Gowans James, cabinetmaker, King st,
h cor Spring & Orange sts
Graham Christopher, proprietor Al-
bion hotel, Division st
Graham William, of W. Graham & Co.,
Chapel st
Graham William & Co., dry goods,
King st
GRAND TRUNK
TION, Arthur B.
George st
RAILWAY STA-
Daveney, agent,
GRAVELEY J. VANCE, barrister and |
attorney, King st, h King st
Graveley William, collector of Inland
revenue, King st
Greenaway William, butcher, Division
st
Greenwood John, saloon, Division st
Greenwood Thomas, hotelkeeper, Divi-
sion st
Grieves David, tailor, Division st
Grieves George, carpenter, Division st
Grieves hotel, William Y. Chureh, pro-
prietor, William st
Grieves James, proprietor of Rochester
house, Division st
Guerin Michael, laborer, Ball st
Guerin Michael, jun., clerk, King st
Guillet John, James st
Guilett George, merchant, bds at North
American hotel, Division st
Gummow Jas., carriagemaker, James at
Gummow Robert, ca inetmaker, Sem-
inary st
Gurry Mrs. Bridget, wid Mark, Fur-
nace st
Guy Richard, laborer, Sinclair st
Hale Mrs. Mary,wid Edward, Durham st
Hall Frank J., of Jeffrey & Oo., bds
at North American hotel, Division st
Hall Richard, blacksmith, John st
Halliday Andrew, saddler, King st
Hambley Edwin, tailor, Furnace st
Hand Daniel, laborer, Water st
HARGRAFT & URQUHART, dealers
in groceries, crockery and glassware,
cor King and Division sts
Harper Thos., storekeeper, Seminary st
Harper William, blacksmith, John st
Harris Wellington, bds at Mrs. Pome-
roy’s, King st
Hart George, laborer, James st
Hart Mrs. Ann, wid bryan, Bay st
Harrison Simon, bookbinder, Orange st
Harvey Lionel, laborer, Orr st
Harvey Thomas, sen., King st cor Bagot
st
HARVEY THOMAS R., dealer in gro-
ceries, confectionery, — provisions,
fruit, salt, plaster, coal oil, wines
and liquors, Division st, h James st
HAWTHORN THOMAS, boots & shoes,
King st
Hayden Frederick J., B.A., George st
HAYDEN JOHN, importer of English
and American room papers, station-
ery, pictures, looking glasses and gilt
mouldings, Kin st, h George st
Hayhurst James D., clerk, College st
Hayward G.S., artist, William st
Hayward Mrs. Caroline, wid Alfred,
William st
Henderson Wm., carpenter, George st
Hennessy Mrs. Ann, wid James, Semi-
nary st
Hennessey Patrick, spinner, Ontario st
Henwood Roger, shoemaker, John st
Herron Samuel, laborer, Division st
Hewett John, gardener, George st
Hewson Andrew, of Dooly & Hewson,
Henry st
Hibbert Robt., car
Division st
Hickman Nathaniel, section foreman,
Division st
Higgins John, turnkey, William st
Higgins William, commercial traveller,
John st
Highet Robert, King st
Hill Mrs. Jane, wid William, Chapel st
Hitchins William, grocer and pork
packer, Division st, h Seminary st
Hoare Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Richard,
Seminary st
Hobart Matthew T.,
King st, h College st
Hogan Timothy, laborer, Elgin st
Holan Thomas, laborer
Holland Henry, barrister, bds at North
American hotel, Division st
HOLMAN JOHN T., clothier, dealer in
hats, caps and gents’ furnishings,
King st
Holmes Adam,forwarding and commis-
sion merchant, Division st, h George st
Holmes Gervas, Anne st
Holmes William, mariner, King st
Home Thomas B., cutter, Spring st
Hooey John, Orr st
Hooey Stuart, grocer, King st, h King st
Hooper rev. William, Bible christian
church, James st
Hopper William, blacksmith, James st
Hornback Gardener, laborer, Semina-
ry st
Hobaok Simon P., butcher, Calcutt
inspector G.T.R.,
cabinetmaker,
st
Horton Nathaniel, King st
Hoskin Henry, mason, Bagot st
Hossack Jas., jun., barrister, &c,, King st
HOUGH HENRY, editor, oot and
publisher of the Cobourg World, King
st, h College st
CR NE EP ILE I EEE RP SE
ah
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i
1
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yl
Conoura.
House Franklin, bookseller and ex-
change broker, Division st, h Semi-
nary st
Howard rev. V. B., Wesleyan, King st
Hudson John, laborer, Market sq
Huff Mrs. Jane, wid Henry, boarding
house, McGill st
Hulley John, shoemaker, Orr st
Hunt George, laborer, Division st
Hunter William, mason, Spring st
Hutchinson Mrs. Ellen, wid Samuel,
King st
Ingliss Alfred, laborer, Seminary st
Innes John S., Division st
Irwin Samuel, cooper, King st
Jackson John, cabinetmaker, King st
Jacobs Thomas, laborer, Perry st
JAKES WILLIAM, proprietor North
American hotel, Division st
Jamieson Mrs. Mary, wid William,
Seminary st
Jamieson Thomas, laborer, Ball st
Jaques Frederick, carpenter, Bagot st
Jaynes John, bds at Enniskillen hotel,
arket sq
Jettrey John, of Jeffrey & Co., King st
Jeffrey Mrs. Agnes, wid Andrew, King st
JEFFREY & CO., importers, wholesale
and retail dealers in every description
of shelf and heavy hardware, King st
Jewel Nicholas, laborer, Ball st
Jewel William, trader, James st
Jex William, law student, King st
Johns Jacob, carpenter, George st
Johns William, cab driver, Queen st
Johnston David, teacher Ist division
Common school, Elgin st
Johnston George, founder, Division st
Jones Edward, King st
Jones Mrs. Mary, wid George E., Wil-
liam st
Jones rev, Richard, Wesleyan, College st
Kavanagh Mrs., King st
Kehoe Peter, laborer, Green st
Kell W. H., night woodman G.T.R., n
depot
Kelly Matthew, Beaufort’s refreshment
rooms G.T.R, depot
Kelly Miss Ellen, dressmaker, King st
Kelly Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker, King
st
Kennedy Abel S., of Brown & Kennedy,
Division st
Kennedy Mrs. Bridget, wid Moses, On-
tario st
Kennedy Mrs. Julia, wid John, fancy
goods, King st
Kennedy Mrs. Mary, wid Wm., Ball st
Kennen James, laborer, Division st
Keough rev. Thomas, agent Victoria
university, King st
Kerr John W., barrister, King st
KERR WILLIAM, mayor, barrister and
attorney, and bursar of Victoria uni-
versity, King st
Kershaw Thomas, grocer, King st
Kingston William, M.A., late professor
of mathematics Victoria university,
James st
Kirk George, carpenter, College st
Kirk of Scotland, William st
Kobold Leopold, butcher, Cobourg
market, h Cottesmore av
Lafferty Robert, carpenter, Henry st
Laing rev. John, minister Presbyterian
church, William st
Latham James, night operator G.T.R
LAUDER JOHN, dealer in proiduce,
wines, liquors, &c., King st
a Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
cing st
LAWES CHARLES, photographer,
Division st, h King st
DOMINION
Lawrence Isaac, United States consular
agent, Division st, bds at Mrs. Far-
mer’s, King st
Leduc Charles King st
Leek Thomas, laborer, Division st
Leonard Miss Lavinia, College st
Leonard Mrs, Nora, wid Hugh, Semina-
ry st
Lewarns Nicholas, carpenter, Elgin st
Lewis William, mason, James st
Ley George, carpenter, Tremaine st
Ley Richard, carpenter, George st
Ley William, carpenter, John st.
Lily Bernard, hotelkeeper, Ontario st
Lindsay Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Henry, Al-
bert st
Lochlin Thomas, laborer, Bay st
Lockie Alexander, baker, George st
Loscombe W. Clifton, of Cockburn,
Loscombe & Boggs, King st
Losey Bateman, gardener, Ontario st
Loyd David, spinner, Forth st
Loyd Owen, druggist, for Mrs. W.
McUonnell, King st
Lucey Jeremiah, fishermen, Henry st
Lynch Francis J., teacher R. catholic
separate school, William st
Lynch Michael, carpenter, Cemetery st
Lyons Dennis, carpenter, Matthew st
Macdonald Arthur, notary public, King
st, h Swayne st
Mackechnie Charles, proprietor of Vic-
toria brewery, Orr st :
MACNACHTAN EDMUND A.,, J.P.,
county clerk and official assignee,
King st, h Ontario st
McAllister Andrew, freightman G.T.R.,
William st
McAllister Bernard, pumpmaker, Wil-
liam st
McALLISTER DANIEL, editor, pro-
prietor and printer of the Cobourg
Sentinel, King st, h William st
McBride Dougal, teacher, James st
McCabe William, carter, Orange st
McCallum Peter, jun., of Peter MceCal-
lum & Son, Ontario st
McCallum Peter, sen., J.P., of Peter Me-
Callum & Son, William st
McCALLUM PETER, & SON, dry
goods,clothing and gents’ furnishings,
King st
McCarty Charles, laborer, Bay st
McCarty John, Division st
McCaully Thomas, laborer, Bay st
McConnell James, contractor, James st
McConnell William, druggist, King st
McCormack Miss Jane, weaver, Bond st
McCracken Joel, wool sorter, Clyde st
McCullagh George, grocer, King st
McDonald Bernard, cooper, Ontario st
McDonald James, auctioneer, Division st
McDonald Michael, laborer, George st
McDonald Patrick, laborer, Furnace st
McDougal George, lumber merchant,
bds at North American hotel, Divi-
sion st
McGaughey John, carriagemaker, King
st
McGiffen William, switchman, George
st
McGinnis James, mariner, Seminary st
McGorlach John, laborer, Ontario st
McGraw Mrs., wid James, Hibernia st
McGregor Robert, founder, Division st
McGuire James, printer, Division st
McGuire James, switchman, Park st
McGuire John,waggonmaker, Market sq
McGuire Peter, laborer, Spring st
McGuire Peter, carpenter, George st
McIntosh John, carpenter, Perry st
McIntyre Alexander, laborer, King st
McKewin John, blacksmith, McGill st
McKnight William, Spring st
278 DIRECTORY.
[Provinore
a
McLaren Mrs. Janct,wid John, Oray
McLaughlin Malcolm, laborer, Bay
McLeod John, blacksmith, Ville ;
McMahon John, fisherman, Hibernig
McMahon Thomas, laborer, Hiberniy
MoNAUGHTON THOMAS, barr
&c., King st, h King st
Maines Mrs. Ann, wid John, Johny
Mallett Richard, student, John st
Mallory Maitland, bds at Roches
house, Division st
Markey Mrs. C., wid Owen, Bay 1
Markey Owen, mariner, Bay st
Martin Charles, waiter, Bay st
Martin Charles, jun., baker, Greens
MARTIN J. J., dealer in stoves,
copper and japanned ware, lang
oils and house furnishings, King
Mason Henry, broker and inguragy
agent, Division st, h King st
Mechanics institute, John Beatty, 4D
president, King st ,
Meehan Patrick, carter, Chapel st
Meehan Francis, John st
Meehan Michael, College st
Meehan Thomas, carter, Seminary s
Metcalf J. R., student at law, bis
Pauwels house, King st
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, Covert st
Mills James, B.A., classical master of
Cobourg Grammar school, Jobn st
Minaker Calvin, of Minaker & Broth
King st
Minaker David H., of Minaker & 2
ther, King st y
MINAKER & BROTHER, dealer: i
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoe
groceries, plaster, salt, and all kisi
of seeds, King st
Mitchell John, flagman, Spring st
Mitchell Richard, factory hand. Se
nary st
Mitcheli Thomas,clerk Cobourg
James st
Moffatt Richard, laborer, Havelock s
Moffatt Thomas, brickmaker, Ontarod
Mongrath James, laborer, King st
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM
CO., head office Montreal
Express Co., agent, King st, Sed
(ALLAN Ling) page fucing first covet
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Me
timer Duperow, agent, King st
Moore Charles Caulfield, M.D., phys
cian, King st ;
Moran James, laborer, Ontario st
Morden Benjamin, grocery, Division
Morrison James, millwright, Ball st
MORROW THOMAS, importer
manufacturer of saddles, trunks,
lises and whips, King st :
Moyes Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas,
Mulhall Mrs, wid Michael, Hiberni
Mullholland Robert, of Mullholland é
Brown, College st :
MULLHOLLAND & BROWN, dealt
in hardware, groceries, provisa
crockery, paints and oils, Diviai
st
Mullin B., clerk Ontario woollen nil
Mallin Thomas, carpenter, Semin
Mulranney Bartholomew, laborer,
toria st '
Mulveny Peter, laborer, John st
Munson Alfred, dredge owner and ¢
tractor, King st ;
Murray Jas., foreman of Ontario °
len mills, Tremaine st
Murphy Eugene, section foreman,”
nary et ; ‘aah
Murray Robert, finisher, Tremaine
Mutton Charles, clerk, bda at Com
cial house, King st a
Mutton William, mariner, Nupa
\ ARIO.]
Nanton Mrs. 1.4
vate or
Neagle John, 8
cles rev. 8
toria univers
Newman Willi
Nicholson Wir
Niles Richard,
Niles William,
Nixon John J.,
Yoble John, sh
vision st
Nolan Edward,
orris Richard,
NORTH AMEN
Jakes, propri
"Brien Miss Mj
NEILL JOH
clothing, boc
&e,, cor King!
O'Neil Mra. EI
st
Neill Timothy
Oliver Benjami
liver David, cf
liver Isaac, ca
Oliver John, lat
OLIVER F. H
Express Co.,
Oliver Richard,
ntario distille
proprietor, W
NTARIO FOU
proprietor, Cc
)ntario plaster
proprietor, Or
INTARIO WO¢
& Co. propi
and King sts
Yvens Thomas,
Jwens John, m¢
alaceo John, w
Patterson lieut,
A.G., King st,
Patton Mrs. Gra
st
Patton Mrs. Jane
st
PAUWELS ED
Pauwels house
PAUWELS HOt
proprietor, Kit
| ayne George
G.T.R., Georg
Payne William [
lege st
Pearse William,
Pearse James, ju
Pearse James, se
st
Pearse John, car
Pearse Thomas, s
Pedley rev. Cha
gational chur¢
Cold Springs
Pellow John, ca
Pentland Willia
Perry George,
Division st, h J
Perty hon. Eben
Philp Mrs. Marsh
hillips John, 1a’
Plews Robert, gr
Plunkett Mrs. Ai
Poe Alexander, |
owner, Willian
POLKINGHOR)
Stoceries, croc
Muits, fancy gc
and plaster, K
|. and Seminar
Polkinghorne Ri
Pollard rev, Will
leyan church,
[ Provincr
—nemenatngll
»Wid John, 0
m, laborer, Bay st
cksmith, Williag
herman, Hibernig
laborer, Hi
THOMAS, | barrig
cing st :
vid John, Johns
ident, John st
bds at Roches
t
d Owen, Bay st
iner, Bay st
iter, Bay st
1., baker, Green st
uler in stoves, ti
aAnned ware, lam
rnishings, King st |
oker and insu
st, h King st
, John Beatty, MD.
st
irter, Chapel st
yhn st
ollege st
arter, Seminary st
dent at law, bia
King st
naker, Covert st
classical master o
ar school, John st
’ Minaker & Broth
ot Minaker & b
OTHER, dealers i
ing, boots and shoe
r, salt, and all kia
man, Spring st
factory hand, Se
erk Cobourg marke
borer, Havelock
ickmaker, Outano
laborer, King st
EAN STEAMSHM
Jontreal; Canadisa
at, King st, Ses
e fucing first cov
SGRAPH CO, Moy
agent, King st
ulfield, M.D., phy
er, Ontario st
grocery, Division
wright, Ball st
AS, importer
saddles, trunks
Cing st £
rid Thomas, King
ichael, Hiberniast
t, of Mullholland &
& BROWN, dealen
oceries, provisid
and oils, Div
tario woollen
penter, Semin
mew, laborer, "8
brer, John st
ge owner and (0
n of Ontario
e st
tion foreman,
her, Tremaine st
k, ds at Cor
riner, Nunost
pwranto.] DOMINION 279 DIRECTORY.
anton Mrs. Louisa, wid Augustus, pri-
yate school, King st
le John, shoemaker, Chapel st
elles rev. g. 8, D.D., president Vic-
toria university, Seminary st
Newman William, laborer, Green st
icholson Wm., soapmaker, Orange st
Niles Richard, laborer, Henry st
Niles William, carpenter, Havelock st
Nixon John J., saddler, King st
obleJohn, shoemaker and grocery, Di-
vision st :
Nolan Edward, laborer, First st
orris Richard, laborer, James st
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, William
Jakes, proprietor, Division st
O'Brien Wiss Mary, milliner, King st
NEILL JOHN, dealer in dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, groceries,
&e., cor King and Division sts
O'Neil Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick, Perry
st
‘Neill Timothy, livery stable, Charles st
(Oliver Benjamin, laborer, Bond st
Oliver David, carter, Division st
liver Isaac, carter, John st
Oliver John, laborer, Ontario st
OLIVER F. H. 8S. agent Canadian
Express Co., King st
liver Richard, tailor, King st
ntario elgisi Bank of Montreal,
proprietor, William st
ONTARIO FOUNDRY, James Crossen,
proprietor, College st
Ontario plaster mills, Alexander Poe,
proprietor, Ontario st
INTARIO WOOLLEN MILLS, Fraser
& Oo. proprietors, cor Tremaine
and King sts
Yens Thomas, laborer, James st
Jwens John, moulder, King st
Palacco John, waiter, College st
Patterson lieut. col. Alexander, D.A.
A.G,, King st, stationed in Kingston
Patton Mrs. Grace, wid Henry, Albert
st
Patton Mrs. Jane, wid Alexander, King
st
PAUWELS EDWARD, proprietor of
Pauwels house, King st
PAUWELS HOUSE, Edward Pauwels,
proprietor, King st
Payne George A., baggagemaster
G.T.R., George st : —
Payne William L., carriagemaker, Col-
lege st
Pearse William, carpenter, Division st
Pearse James, jun., tailor, Seminary st
via James, sen., carpenter, Seminary
§
Pearse John, carpenter, Seminary st
Pearse Thomas, shoemaker, Seminary st
edley rev. Charles, minister Congre-
gational church, King st, resides in
Cold Springs
Pellow John, carpenter, Ontario st
Pentland William G., Cottesmore av
etry George, collector of customs,
, Uivision st, h King st
erty hon. Ebenezer, Division st
‘atl Mrs. Marshal, George st
Phil ips John, laborer, Market sq
Plews Robert, grocery, King st
Plunkett Mrs. Ann, wid Jas, Covert st
0¢ Alexander, flour and plaster mill
owner, William st
OLKINGHORNE JOHN A., dealer in
toceries, crockery, glassware, toys,
Tuits, fancy ods, salt, woodenware
laster, King st, h cor George
and
and Seminary sts
ea horne Richard, George st
rev, William, mini
leyan ehureb, 0 toe dead of Wes-
Pollock Archibald, blacksmith, Divi-
8
8
Polson William, machinist, Division
st
Pomeroy Christopher, clerk, King st
Pomeroy Mrs. Louisa, wid Charles,
boarding house, King st
Pomeroy William, carpenter, George st
Porteous Geoffrey, clerk Bank of Mon-
treal, King st
PORTEOUS JOHN, manager Bank of
Montreal, King st
Post office, John C. Boswell,postmaster,
Division st
Postlethwaite Thomas, mail carrier,
Orange st
Potter John, moulder, bds at Alexander
house, Division st
Powell Newton W., M.D., physician,
Chapel st
Powell Orin W., butcher, Cobourg
market, h D'Arcy st
Pratt Alexander, of Pratt & Co., Col-
lege st
Pratt & Co., confectioners, King st
PRATT & BROTHER, bakers and con-
fectioners, King st
Pratt George, laborer
Pratt John, farmer, Burnham st
Pratt John R., of Pratt & Brother,
Division st
Pratt William, of Pratt & Brother,
King st
Presbyterian church, rev, John Laing,
minister, King st
PRINGLE ALEXANDER IL, dealer
in watches, jewellery and plated ware,
repairing promptly executed, King
st
Pringle James, M.D., cor Henry and
Tremaine sts
PUGIL FREDERICK, M.D., physician
and surgeon, Division st
Purvis Mrs, Jessie, wid Robert, Tremaine
st
Quigley James, shoemaker, Albert st
Quinn James, laborer, Victoria st
Quinn Michael, merchant tailor, King
st
Rafferty Felix, laborer, Matthew st
Ramsay David, shoemaker, Division st
Regan Patrick, livery stables, Division
st, h King st
Registry office, William H. Eyre, regis-
trar, King st
Reid Hayter, brigade major, bds at
Conoura.
Roberts Samuel P., billiard saloon,
Division st
Robertson Joseph, laborer, Durham
st
Robertson Mrs, Margaret, wid William,
grocery, King st, h Stuart st
Rochester house, James Grieves, pro-
prietor, Division st
RODDICK GEORGE, dealer in gro-
ceries, provisions, liquors, crockery,
| _&c., King st, h Market sq
Rogers I'rederick, piano tuner, Division -
st
Rogers William, dyer, Division st
Roman Catholic church, rev, Michael
Timlin, priest, William st
Roman Catholic Separate school, Fran-
cis J. Lynch, teacher, Ball st
Rooney Daniel, teamster, Water st
Rooney Patrick, laborer, Bay st
Roose John, teamster, Victoria st
ROPER JOHN H., manager Bank of
Toronto, King st, h Ontario st
Ross David, merchant tailor, King st
Ross Walter, tailor, Covert st
Rooney John, laborer, James st
Rourk John, gardencr, Green st
Rouse John N., day woodman G.T.R.,
George st
Rowe Thomas, surgeon dentist, King st,
h Durham st
Roy rey. James, B.A., Wesleyan minis-
ter, and head master Cobourg Gram-
mar school, cor Henry and Seminary
&ks
Rundal Jobin, shoemaker, Division st
Rundal Mrs. Hlizabeth, wid Nicholas,
Division st
Rush Warren J., grocery, Division st
tussell Kdward, liborer, Seminary st
Russell Thomas, farmer, Henry st
Ruttan Henry J., Ning st
Ruttan hon, Henry, Elgin st
| Ruttan Richard, barrister, &c., King st,
h William st
SAILSBURY JON A TITAN, news agent,
bookseller, and dealer in fancy goods
and music, King st, h Covert st
Samuel Miss Agnes, ladies school,
King st
Sanders John, blacksmith, D'Arcy st
Sanders Peter, carpenter, Major st
Savings bank, David Burn, actuary,
King st
Scoon Alexander, grocer, James st
Scott George F., joiner, Henry st
Pauwels house
Reid James, of Alexander & Reid, bds |
at North American hotel, Division st
Reome Louis, carpenter, Henry st
Retallack Thomas, Albert st
RETALLACK SAMUEL, builder and
dealer in groceries, — provisions,
crockery, glass and stoneware, King
st, h Albert st
Reynar rev, Alfred H., M.A., professor
of modern languages, Victoria uni-
versity, Seminary st
Reynolds Francis, teacher, Green st
REYNOLDS JOHN C., bookseller, sta-
tioner and news agent, dealer in fency
goods, jewellery, toys and paper
langings, King st, h Queen st
Reynolds Stephen, laborer, King st
Richardson Henry, laborer, Ontario st
Richardson William, constable, inspec-
tor of weights and measures, Durham
st
Roberts Alfred, carpenter, William st
Roberts David, King st
ROBERTS JOHN D., importer and
dealer in seeds, King st
Roberts Miss Susan, photographer, King
st
Scott John tH, of Boswell & Scott, King
st
Service Jolin, shoemaker, Division st, h
George st
Shearer James, laborer, Ball st
Shearer Mrs. Ann, wid Wim., William
st
Shell Thomas, cor Havelock and Divi-
sion sts
Shepard rev, Gideon, minister of Epis-
copal methodist church, Ball st
Shrewsbury Thomas, Seminary st
Shey John, fisherman, Nunn st
Short Miss Mary, teacher of Common
school No, 5, Bagot st
Sidey James, pedlar, Ball st
Simmons Geo,, carriagemaker, Chapel
st
Simmons George M., saddler, Division
st
Simmons Henry, spinner, King st
Simmons Lyman, jun., grocer, Division
st, h John st
Simmons Minard, tanner, John st
Slamon James, laborer, First st
Smith Andrew, blacksmith, bds at
Alexander house, Division st
Smith Henry, laborer, John st
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DOMINION 280 DIRECTORY.
[Province oy
ae en RR i NN a a i
Smith Henry, barrister, &c., King st, h
George st
Smith James, blacksmith, Division st
Smith Jesse, wool sorter, Tremaine st
Smith John, laborer, King st
Smith Robert, cabinetma 8 ring st
Ball st
Smith William, livery stable, Market sq
Stanton Oliver, carpenter, Green st
Stauton William I., barrister, &c., King
st, h Division st
Steen John, shoemaker, John st
Stennett rev. Walter, rector of Episco-
pal church, King st
STEPHENS GEORGE, dealer in
ianos and melodeons, agent for
lodgett’s varnishes, Division st, h
Seminary st
Stephens George J., cabinetmaker,
Division st, h Chapel st
Stephenson Joseph, veterinary surgeon,
Swayne st
STEUART CHARLES IL., proprietor
Cobourg marble works, Division st
Stewart James, laborer, George st
Stickles Henry, waggonmaker, Wil-
liam st
Strowd George, teamster, Ontario st.
Sutherland . ohn, grocer, King st, h
Division st
Switzer Parmenio A., teacher, Seminary
st
St John George, College st
Stock Mrs. Mary, wid Zachariah, Semi-
nary st
Stuart Alexander, laborer, Tweed st
Sumerville John, spinner, Tremaine st
Tanner William, teamster, Division st
Taylor George, laborer, Nunn st
Taylor James, mariner, Bay st
Taylor Mrs. Kezia, of Taylor & Wilson, |
ohn st
Taylor & Wilson, grocers, Division st
Taylor William, mariner, King st
Temple Peter, engineer, Albert st
Thomas Nicholas, laborer, King st
Thomas William, butcher, Cobourg |
market, h Ball st
Thompson Alex., teamster, Ontario st
Thompson George H., laborer, George
st
Thoms Thomas, bricklayer, Spring st
Thomson George, shoemaker, King st
Thomson John, carpenter, King st
Throop Mrs. Sarah, wid Kent, Cottes-
more av
Throop Bennett, carpenter, D'Arcy st
Tierney John, fisherman, Calcutt st
Timlin rev. Michael, R. catholic, Wil-
liam st
Tinney Henry, milkman, King st
Tinney John, carpenter, John st
Titford Charles, carter, Queen st
Tourje Philip, tinsmith, Chapel st
Tourje William, hardware and tinware,
Division st, h Chapel st
Trebilcock Paul, clerk, King st
Tripp Henry,carriagemaker, Hibernia st,
h Spring st
Tucker John, laborer, D'Arcy st
Turner Charles, clerk, bds at Rochester
house, Division st
Tutt George, boat builder, John st
Underwood John, farmer, Burnham st
Urquhart John, of Hargraft & Urqu-
hart, Division st
Vair James, carpenter, King st
VAN INGEN A. J., auctioneer and
general commission agent, consign-
ments solicited, Division st h Park st
Van Ingen Wm., law clerk, D’Arcy st
Vice John M., laborer, James st
Victoria brewery, Charles Mackechnie,
proprietor, Orr st
VICTORIA. COLLEGE, rev. 8. 8.
Nelles, D.D., president, Seminary st
VICTORIA HALL, King st
Vivian Gerald, telegraph operator, John
st
Vosper John, grocer, King st, h Semin-
ary st
Vought Benjamin, laborer, Elgin st
Vought Robert, laborer, Seminary st
WADE WILLIAM, M.D., M.R.C.S., and
L.R.C.P., Division st ‘
Waddell Robert N., sheriff, King st, h
Division st
Waddell William, hairdresser, King st,
h Division st
Waldie John, confectioner, King st
Walker David, sewing machines, King st
Wall William, tailor, King st
Wallace Daniel, painter, Albert st
Wallace John 8., King st
Ward Miss Mary Ann, Seminary st
Wark Thomas, janitor Vic ovia hall,
King st
Waters George, M.D., physician, bds at
North American hote}, Division st
Watt James, laborer, John st
Watt William, farmer, Ontario st
Wead John, laborer, King st
Wear Launcelot, laborer, James st
Wear William, shoemaker, Division st
Webster Samuel, laborer, Orr st
Weller Thomas M., Hibernia st
Weller William Henry, masterin Chan-
cery, King st
Welsh Thomas, blacksmith, Hibernia st
Wesleyan church, rev. Wm, Pollard,
minister, Division st
West William, bricklayer, Orr st
Western Thomas, plasterer, Henry st
| White Henry B., accountant Bank of
Montreal, McGill st
Whitehair Mrs. Mary, wid IIenry,
Spring st
| Whitelaw John, tinsmith, and manager
of Cobourg Gas works, King st, h
Market sq
Whitelaw Richard, tinsmith, Spring st
Wicks Thomas, engraver, King st
Wilkinson Miss Amelia, King st
Willard William, agent for Newcastle
marble works, King st
Williams Matthew, saddler, King st
Williams Mrs. Catherine, wid Matthew,
Matthew st
Williamson capt. George, mariner, King
st
Williamson Mrs. Agnes, wid Alexander,
Kall st
Williamson Peter, machinist, King st
Williamson Robert, weaver, Tremaine st
Willis Alfred, shoemaker, King st
Willis George, boots and shoes, King st
Willis James, wool broker, Ontario st
Wilson Isaac, of Taylor & Wilson, John
st
Wilson John, waggonmaker, Division st
Wilson John, M.A., professor of classics
Victoria university, Henry st
Wilson Mrs. Sarah, wid Joseph, John st
Wilson Richard, druggist, cor King and
Division sts, h King st
Wilson Thomas, car builder G.T.R.,
George st
WINANS, BUTLER & CO., commission
merchants, dealers in foreign and
domestic wools, grain and flour, 85
Front st, Toronto, and Division st,
Cobourg
Winans E. S., of Winans, Butler & Co.,
township of Hamilton
Winch Richard, butcher, King st
Winch Richard J., butcher, Cobourg
market, h King st
Wiseman Timothy, fisherman, McGill st
wih domany pboomaker
ood Henry T., surgeon dentist, Kj
Wood Mrs’ Ain, wid William. yet
keeper, King st cor George gt
Wood Thomas, moulder, James gt
Woodley Geo., butcher, Cottesmore gy
Woodruff Thomas, tailor, Spring st
Woods James, tailor, King st
Wright David, clerk, College gt
Wright John M., of Pratt & Qo, &
minary st
Wright Mrs. Sarah, wid William, Johny
Wright W., whitewasher, Division s
Workman George C., student, James q
York Thomas, carter, Chapel st
YORK WILLIAM, hairdresser and
dealer in musical instruments, music,
strings, toys, combs, brushes and per
fumery, King st, h College st
Young Men’s Christian association,
Professor Burwash, president, rooms
Division st
Young Mrs. Frances, wid David,Peryat
Zala Paul, confectioner, George st
CODRINGTON—A small village in the
township of Brighton, county of North
umberland Distant from Brighton t
station of the Grand ‘Tronk railway,»
miles, fare 6c. Mail daily. Population
about 150.
Allison Joseph, farmer
Allison William, farmer
Burns Peter, shoemaker
Camp Charles, J.P., farmer
Camp James, carpenter
Camp Pitken, farmer
Couny John, tailor
Craig Samuel, cooper
faton Lyman, waggonmaker
Franklin Benjamin, carding mills
Gallagher Thomas, farmer
Holland Thomas, farmer
| Hutchison Thomas, shoemaker
Kavanagh Barclay, blacksmith
Kempt Henry F., saw mills
Kilbank William, cabinetmaker
Kilbank William, postmaster, store
keeper
King George, farmer
King Isaac, brickmaker and constable
King Nelson, farmer
Lay John B, storekeeper
| McLean Miss Charlotte, teacher
Morin John, farmer
Newcomb J. & J., grist mills
Newcomb James, of J. & J. Newcomb
Newcomb Joseph, of J. & J. Newcomb
Parsall William, farmer
Richard William, farmer
Ross Robert, blacksmith
Sterling William, farmer
Sutherland James, blacksmith
Sutherland William, carpenter st
waggonmaker
Tate Hugh, farmer
Wright Robert, farmer
Young Miss, school teacher
*COLBORNE—A small village in the
township of Windham, county of No
folk. Distant from Simcoe, the
town, 1 mile, fare 12hc.; from Brant
a station of the Buffalo and G r}
branch of the Grand Trunk relat
miles, fare $1.87}. Population abou
Beemer John, J.P., farmer
Beemer William, carpenter
Bond Joseph, innkeeper
Cole Benjamin, pottery
Forse John H., laborer
Gibbons Robert, grocer
Hilton William, butcher
Mackay Alexander, farmer
* The post office is at Simcoe.
Dwrakio. |
ATTHEWS
and warden
latthews Johr
Nickerson Wel
agent
Dsborne Willia
Pettit John, to
Pettit Walter,
Bhaw Vincent,
Merling Harry,
‘ate Thomas, ¢
Thomson Charl
Wood Richard,
OLBORNE
inthe townshi
Northumberiar
rounding count
state of cultiva’
retailtrade, It
sented by grist, §
tanneries, an ir¢
net factories.
Northumberlan
ston gravel rq
village, and a st
railway 1s contig
Co. has an off
Cobourg, the co}
Toronto 8 mil
miles, Mail dail
Allen John, bak¢
Beekam Adam, f
onett Norman
ethune Alexan¢
ird Henry, mas¢
Brico Leander, l¢
urke Mrs, liza,
st
Bywater Richar
watchmaker,
albuck James, I
ameron Charles
Fuller, King st
ameron & Fulle
st
ampbell Donald
ampbell John, t
arnall George, t
arnall George V
ase rev, George
asey HN. of H
asey H, N., & So
st
hapin Otis A., ¢
hapin Boswell, «
hapin Simeon, ¢
phapman John, w
hatterson Alexa
ockburn George
OLBORNE EX
nual subserip!
editor and pub)
ollins Thomas, s
olton Marshal H
olton William
oulston Joseph,
prandell Reuben,
ronk John, labo:
umning Mrs,
King st
ummings Abel,
mmings Thoms
iley Daniel, gt
Market sq, Chu
vis W. J., blac!
vis William, fai
ans & Deans, gr
ans Robert T.
Church st
laney Cornelius
Wey Charles B.,
Wey Josiah B., ]
bnaghy Samuel,
Onaghy William
~W Albert W.
nean rev, Peter,
ei
va
bon dent
id Willian et
r George st
der, James st
ler, Cottesmore ar
‘lor, Spring gt .
, King st
, College st
"Pratt & Co, §
id William, John
sher, Division st
, Student, James
', Chapel st
hairdresser and
nstruments, m
3, brushes and
1 College st
stian association,
1, president, rooms
wid David, Perrys
er, George st
\ small village in the
, courte of North
t from Brighton, s
d ‘Prank railway, ®
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farmer
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carding mills
furmer
rmer
shoemaker
placksmith
v mills
binetmaker
postmaster, store
er and constable
reper
te, teacher
ist mills
J. & J. Newcomb
J. & J. Newcomb
mer
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lacksmith
» carpenter 4
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all village in th
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\ ARIO. |
ATTHEWS DANIEL, J.P., farmer | Easton William D., grocer, Market
and warden of county of Norfolk. Episcopal methodist chure , rev. J.
thews John, farmer Simpson, minister, King st
Nickerson Wellington F., patent right| Errington William, carriagemaker,
Division st
Exchange office, H. N. Casey, broker,
King st
FORD CHARLES R., J.P., postmaster,
telegraph agent, King st
Fowler George O., potter, Toronto st
Fowler Harvey, tanner, Toronto st
Fowler Mrs, Eliza, wid Orchard,
Toronto st
Fowler Robert, M.D.
Fowler Timothy Y., potter, Park st
huller Joseph R, of Cameron & Fuller,
King st
Gibson Richard, tanner, Percy st
Gilbert Robert, laborer, Karl st
agent
Dsborne William, laborer
Pettit John, tollkeeper
Pettit Walter, teamster
Shaw Vincent,
Bterling Harry,
Nate Thomas, carpenter
homson Charles, laborer
Wood Richard, pumpmaker
POLBORNE—An incorporated village
inthe township of Cramahe, county of
Northumberland. The soil of the sur-
rounding country is good and undera high
state of cultivation, It hasa good local
retailtrade, Its manutfactories are repre-
sented by grist, saw aud planing mills, two
tanneries, an iron foundry and three cabi- A k
net factories. The registry oflice for East Gordon George N., hardware, Market
Northumberland is kept liere. The King-| . 84) h Perey st
ston gravel road passes through the | Goslee George, King st
village, and a station of the Grand Trunk | Goslee Mrs. Phoebe, wid James, King st
ae ut an al Gould Edwin, cooper, Percy st
Co. has an office here. stant from | (ican . >
Cobourg, the county town, 15 miles, from Greer 1 homas, farmer, Kin St
Toronto '85 miles, trom Montreal 248 Grover John M., Hi bbe ing st
miles, Mail daily. Population about 1500, | Hart Edward, hotelkeeper, Earl st
| Hawkins George, farmer, King st
Allen John, baker, Church st l
kam Adam, farmer, King st Hawkins W. Albert, shoemaker, King
st
nnett Norman, farmer, Ontario st : ae .
thune Alexander N., M.D., King st | Hawkins William, shoemaker, King st
| Head Henry, sash and door factory,
ird Henry, mason, Toronto st | Hea
Furnace st
Brico Leander, laborer, King st : ; f
urke Mrs. Hliza, wid William, Church | Hicks David, school teacher, King st
st Hicks Henry, hotelkeeper, Division st
Bywater Richard F., druggist and | Higgins Wm. -waggonmaker, Percy st
heat et cog st gaa oan embeck W m., waggonmaker, King
albuck James, laborer, Earl st 8
jameron Charles P., of Cameron & Healer es pen Ring st '
Fuller, King st oward Thomas, miller, Furnace s
ameron & Fuller, general store, King | Hughes rev. James, Wesleyan, King st
st Huyck Selim, general store, King st
ampbell Donald, Ontario st Inglis George, blacksmith, King st
ampbell John, tanner, Perey st Ives Elan, joiner, King st z
Darnall George, tailor, Perey st Jewell Joseph, cabinetmaker, Church st
8 ? M A Ade
anal! George W., joiner, King st Be oe William, clerk Division court,
ase rev, George, Wesleyan King st
asey HT, Not If N. Cabay & Son | Johnson W. L., school teacher, King st
asey HH, N., & Son, general store, King | Johnston Wm., photographer, King st
st | Keeler Joseph, M.P.
Phapin Otis A., cabinetmaker, King st| KEYES GEORGE, editor and publisher
hapin Roswell, cabinetmaker, Kingst| Colborne Express, Market sq, King st
hapin Simeon, cabinetmaker, King st King A., baker, King st
hapman John, waggonmaker, Perey st | King Mrs. Margaret, wid John, King st
phatterson Alexander, farmer, King st} Kinney Charles, carpenter, Furnace st
ockburn George, farmer, King st Labelle Daniel, laborer, Church st
gely cabana weekly, an- fans erie, carriagemaker, King st
subscription $1; . Keyes, | Le » im W., be t ronfec=
editor and publisher, Market sq y ‘| "donee, King st je teeiens
ollins Thomas, shoemaker, King st Leake Hiram, tanner, Toronto st
olton Marshal H., farmer, King st | Leith Robert, hotelkeeper, Market sq
olton William H., Church st Lutman Mrs. Eliza, wid John, King st
oulston Joseph, miller, Durham st McBain Peter, shoemaker, King st
Fo ei ceren lng at ere Pa express carrier,
John, s oronto s
it Mrs. Jane, wid Cuthbert, | McDonald John L., dentist, King st
ae st . McDonald Patrick, laborer, King st
ali peel, sing st : McHugh John, proprietor, Marion hotel,
ut Thomas, King s King st
yy caniel, grocer and stationer, | McRae Farquhar, general store, King st
vs W §q, Church st Male Benjamin, tanner
8 W. J., blacksmith, Toronto st Male Job, blacksmith, King st
vis Wiliam, farmer, King st : Male John, carpenter, Toronto st
“ Abeta general store, King st | Male William, printer
iach ce T., of Deans & Deans, | Mannin ye e, laborer, Percy st
Marion hotel, John McHugh i
val Cornelins, laborer, William st} King st ’ ely ai he
uc Log B. prison st Manan pay Paka IED.
: 8 assie n, M.D., King st
bnaghy Samuel, cotgtable, King st Merriman James M. "golisotor of cus-
“Ta William H., joiner, King st toms, King st .
" y Albert W., nurseryman, Percy | Merriman Miss Mary F., King st
. Merriman Titus §., farmer, Durham st
an rev, Peter, Presbyterian, King st Nichol Douglas, Percy st
DOMINION 281 DIRECTORY.
Co1-CoL
Miller Samuel, butcher, King st
Milligan Andrew, tailor, Division st
Montgommery Alexander, —laborei,
Division st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Cha.
R. Ford, agent, King st
Moore Samuel, laborer
Murray Alexander, M.A., headmaster
Grammar school, Church st
O'Flinn Thomas D., King st
Paisley John, joiner, Karl st
Palmer Mrs., wid Elijah, King st
Payne Simon IH, attorney, King st
Peterson Charles, clerk, bds Marion
hotel, King st
Peterson Jas. F., general store, King st
Peterson Peter J., blacksmith, Percy st
Peterson Thomas i, general store, King
st, h Durham st
Powers Jabez P., M.D., King st
Powers Wm. A., agent G.T.R., Earl st
Registry office, John M. Grover,
registrar, King st
Richardson Mrs. Ann, wid Timothy,
Toronto st
Donald,
Robertson
Toronto st
Roper Richard, Church st
Roraback George T., joiner. Church st
Saim William, laborer, William st
Scott Reuben, machinist, Furnace st
Scott Reuben B., machinist, Furnace st
Scougall James, Wwaggonmaker, King st
Shannon Richard, merchant, Percy st,
h Church st
Shannon William, founder, Norton st
Simmons Daniel L., King st
Simpson rev. J. M.,Episcopal methodist,
King st
Sinclair C., barber, King st
Snetsinger Noah, miller, Church st
Stacy John, tailor, Church st
Strong William G., farmer, Church st
Teasdale Joshua M., Victoria st
Thompson Nelson, moulder, King st
Turney Levi, farmer, King st
| Turney William, farmer, King st
Tuttle Leonard, blacksmith, Percy st
Tuttle Marcus, carpenter, Toronto st
Tuttle Wallace, shoemaker, King sv
Vars Addison, town clerk, grocer, King
| st, h Church st :
Wainwright major G., 40th battalion,
Church st
| Warren G., tanner
| Webb George W., King st
Webb James G., general store, King st
Wesleyan church, rev. George Case,
minister
Williams Matthew, saddler, Percy st
Wills Alfred, butcher, Victoria st
| Winnett Miss Rose, King st
Wolfraim Jonathan, — hotelkeeper,
| Church st
| Wood Miss Jane, milliner, Norton st
Yeoman John L., blacksmith, King st
Young Joseph, laborer, Market sq
* COLCHESTER— A village on Lake
Erie, township of Colchester, county of
Essex. A large business is done here in
lumber, Distant from Windsor, astation
of the Great Western railway, 82 milee,
fare $1; from Amherstburg, 14 miles.
Steamboats run to Windsor and Detroit
in summer, Mail daily. Population about
general _store,.
200.
Aikman Peter Augustus, M.D.
Boring Joseph, carpenter
Boring William, carpenter
Downe rev, John, ch of England
Ferris Miss Ida, school teacher
HACKETT ALEXANDER, of Hackett
& Co. Ppa
HACKETT & CO., general dealers
* Also called Sackville.
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Wee
ia Wy
a iy,
Cor-Co1
Hackett Henry, of Hackett & Co.
Lodge William, blacksmith
McKay Samuel, shoemaker
Nuth William ff. R.
Ring George L., M.D.
Sinasack Edward, hotelkeeper
Trotter David, of Hackett & Co.
COLD SPRINGS—A villago in the
township of Hamilton, county of North-
umberland, Distant from Cobourg, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7
miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 200.
Ainsley Archibald, J.P., farmer
Ash Hiram, J.P., farmer
Gage Gardiner, carpenter
Graham Robert, farmer
‘Greeves James, farmer
Hay Alexander, laborer
Hayden Joseph, farmer
Hoskins Alexander, pedlar
Hutchinson John, laborer
Kelly Mra. Mary, wid Hugh, tollkeeper
Kerr William, teacher
McBride Richard, blacksmith
McCune James, carpenter
McIntosh David, postmaster, store-
keeper
Maher Patrick, laborer
Murray rev, John L., Presbyterian
Neill Charles, J.P.
Newton William, laborer
Nixon Edward, carpenter
Nixon George, farmer
Pedley rev. Charles, Congregationalist
Rainey William, innkeeper
Ritchie George B.
Richards Mrs. Jane, wid William
Roserear Matthew
Ross Walter, waggonmaker
Sidey David, grocer
Sidey Peter, farmer
Smiley William, laborer
Teeney Witliam, blacksmith
Tisdale John C., M.D.
Wilger James, jun., carpenter
Wilger James, sen., carpenter
COLDSTREAM—A small village in
the township of Lobo, county of Mid-
dlesex. Distant from Komoka, a station
of the Great Western railway, 6 miles,
from London 15 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100.
Carmichael Hugh, J.P., farmer
Cutler David, farmer
Outler Elis, miller
Gray Alexander, deputy reeve
Gray John, farmer
Gray Malcolm, farmer
Haight Benjamin, farmer
Huffman Leonard, farmer
Lord Joseph, farmer
Marsh Jacob, postmaster, storekeeper
Marsh John, farmer
McArthur Malcolm, farmer
McCollom James, carpenter
McCollom Lafayette, waggonmaker
McKay John, farmer
McLean Theophilus, farmer
McVicar Peter, farmer
Merrils Thomas, shoemaker
Mitchel Peter, farmer
Norris William, saw and carding mills
Ross William John, blacksmith
Sinclair rev. Dugal, Baptist
Thomas James, farmer
Wood John, school teacher and convey-
ancer
Wood William, storekeeper
Zavitz Benjamin, farmer
Zavitz Daniel, farmer
Zavitz Isaac, farmer
‘
DOMINION 282 DIRECTORY.
TENE TRC AMEN EM UTha ll!”
COLDW ATER—A village in the town-
ship of Medonte, county of Simcoe, Mon-
troal Telegraph Ov. has au ottice here.
Ferry boats ply to all parts on Georgian
Bay between Collingwood and Coldwater,
Distant from Oriliia 16 miles, fare 750. ;
from Barrie, a station of the Northern
railway, 43 miles, from Torouto 107 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 260,
Albion hotel, W. Borland, proprietor
Ardagh Johnson, M.D.
Borland George, carpenter
Borland Jolin, laborer
Borland William, proprietorAlbion hotel
Buchanan Mrs. Rachel, wid Robert
Bush George, naturalist
Caswell George, jun., tavernkeeper
Caswell George, saw and grist mill
Caswell William, waggonmaker
Chambers John, farmer
Christie Alexander, lumberer
Credick Joseph, farmer
Dunford Edward, farmer
Dunford George, laborer
Dunford William, laborer
Kplet John, postmaster, storekeeper and
general stage proprietor
Eplet Samuel, telegraph operator,
farmer
Finley Robert, carpenter
Gray John, trapper
Gunnis John, laborer
Johnson James, carpenter
Lawrie John D., land agent
Lynch James, laborer
McCarkell John, laborer
MARRIAGE LICENSES, William N.
Rutledge, issuer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Samuel Eplet, operator
Nettleton William, storekeeper
Rawson William, laborer
Reid Isaac, sawyer
Robinson William, blacksmith
RUTLEDGE WILLIAM N,, issuer of
marriage licenses, coroner, commis-
sioner in B.!.., and farmer
Small James, farmer
Spence A., farmer
Spence John, blacksmith
Spence John C., carpenter
Stevens Henry M., laborer
Stewart David, carpenter
Walton Matthew, seaman
Woodrow A., farmer
COLEBROOK—A thriving village on
the river Napanee, ard of Camden
East, county of Lennox and Addington,
It possesses almost unlimited water pow-
er, Distant from Napanee, the county
town and a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 16 miles, from Kingston 22 miles,
fure $1. Mail daily. Population about
800.
Ashley George, proprietor Pomeroy
hotel and mill owner
Babcock Calvin, sawyer
Babcock Thaddeus, farmer
Ball Solomon, laborer
Benn George, butcher
Benn William, carpenter
Boyce John, blacksmith
Brown Zalotus, blacksmith
Carl Ephraim, laborer
Cronk David, blacksmith
Cronk John, farmer
Degroff Wilson, harnessmaker
Fletcher Robert, farmer
Freeman Callop, laborer
Hart John, farmer
Inkerman house, G. M. Walroth, pro-
prietor
Lake John, waggonmaker
Lario Joseph, cooper
Lario Napoleon, cooper
[Province ogfamo*™4eo-]
Lario Peter, cooper oleridge hot
Lemon Ira, laborer prietor
Lock William, farmer ‘ornell W. E.,
rombie Samudq
Dodds Samuel,
Dowkes John,
Mowkes Thoins
Ferguson Willis
raham Joseph
}raham Willia
Hall John, farm
Hall William, fi
Harper George,
Harper William
Hewett Mark, 8
Horsley Thomas
rwin Joseph, fi
Johnston Willial
Kensley Charle
cFadyen Ang
Manting James,
Mehoeg Archibs
Montgomery Ja
Pashek Joseph,
Rentoul James,
mall Kdward, f
mith Jobn, far
Sproul Hugh, fa
proul William,
tile George, fi
Still Peter, farm
tones George, |
heaker Willian
orrance Thom
ribble John, fa
rueman Joseph
Vatts G. M., fing
Watts Philip. fi
Welsh Francis,
felsh John, fart
Villiams John, f
OLLINGWO
town on the so
Kay, Lake Huro
saga, county ors
seventeen years t
derness; itis no
rapidly inercas'
offers great fae
here is an ex
‘arried on here,
some of them
large tannery, b
Love Peter, cooper
Newman John, storekeeper
O'Connor Thomas, shoemaker
Pomeroy hotel, G. Ashley, proprieuy
Riddle John, sawyer
Ryder Thomas, miller
Shangraw George, grocer
Snider Elonson, waggonmaker
Vanest Elisha, mill owner
Walroth Garrett M., proprietor Ink.
man house
Warner C., & Sons, storekeepers
Warner Ang. C., of ©. Warner & Soy
Warner Charles, J.P., postmaster, st
keeper, and potash manufacture
Warner Sydney, of ©. Warner & Soy
Wartman Charles, pumpmaker
Wright John, laborer
COLERAINE—A village partly in
township of ‘Toronto Gore, county
Peel, partly in the township of §
ghan, county of York, Distant {rg
Klineburg, astation of the Toronto, Ging
and Bruce railway, 2 miles, from W
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,B
miles, fare 60c.; from Toronto 2
Mail daily, Vopulation about 20.
Allen J. E., farmer
Atkinson Thomas, farmer
Bee Hive hotel, David Gould, propre
Birch Frederick, shoemaker
Cole Thomas, farmer
Coleraine hotel, Alexander Thornban,
proprietor
Devins Isaac, teacher
Devins James, farmer
Fenwick Francis, farmer
Gibson John, farmer
Gould David, proprietor Bee hive how
Gowland Matthew, farmer
Harrison John, farmer
Hughes Williain C., storekeeper, por
master
Johnston David, farmer
Johnston James, farmer
Johnston Jolin, farmer
Jones Peter, laborer
Kellam George, farmer
Kellam Robert, farmer will, Two steat
Kersey William and Fort Willi
Kersey William, jun., farmer Marie, one da
Leighton George, farmer eae bi-weel
Long Wiliam, laborer at if elton
Maynard Amos, waggonmaker maile Collingwee
Paul Henry, farmer Lake Ontario, a
Steel Daniel, farmer Toronto, to the ¥
St John Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas Ho a hl
Thornburn Alexander, proprietor Co holga Det
raine hotel from Richmond |
Toppin John, laborar ton 86 miles, fron
Webster Thomas, farmer daily. Populatio
Whisson Elisha, blacksmith
Wiliams Joseph, farmer
Wilson Joseph, farmer
mAdams James, lal
Abart Augustus, |
Akins George, lal
Anderson John H
nderson Mrs, Js
onister Thoma
arker Hugh J.
tker Edward, |
arker John D., s
arnhart N.. & C
arnhart Noah, o
tt George, farr
art Thomas, far
rett Thomas, t
ssett Francis, c
sett Mrs. Eliza
Assett Thomas, |
away Anthony
Y tev. Francis
ue Horatio, ca
COLERIDGE —A small place ia!
township of Amaranth, county of
ington, Distant from Orangeville, §
tion of the Toronto, Grey and Pf
railway, 13 miles, fare $1, Mail bi-we
Population about 200.
Allen Joseph, farmer
Bench John, farmer
Bench Michael, farmer
Black Samuel, farmer
Black William, farmer
Braiden Andrew, farmer
Braiden James, farmer
Budd John, farmer
Campbell Wilson, farmer
| Carr Robert, farmer
Coleman John, farmer
RS Tae
tes NR: UCI RS
CoLLINawoop.
Hewitt John, grain dealer
Hewser Peter, painter
Hilborn Nicholas B., clerk
Hill John, carpenter
Hills William, turner
Hinds John, laborer
Hoag Isaac M., of Hotchkiss, Peckham
& Co., and of Peckham, Hoag & Co.,
at Newmarket
Hocking Henry, carpenter
HOGG JOHN, publisher and propric-
tor of the Enterprise
Holland Benjamin, confectioner
Hollinbeck Bradley, shoemaker
Hollingshed Silas, laborer
Holmes Mrs. Sophia, wid Samuel
Horton George, carpenter
Hotchkiss, Peckham & Co., lumber mer-
chants
Hudson Bay Co., C. Macdoneil, agent
Huff James, tinsmith
Huff Thomas W., painter
Hunter George, carpenter
Hunter John, lumberman
Hurst William, laborer
Hutchinson Charles, tanner
Jackson George R., laborer
James Josiah H., boarding house
James Thomas, teamster
Jamieson William J., millinery
Jardine Andrew, clerk 4th Division
court
JARDINE JOSEPH, dealer in groce-
ries, liquors, boots, shoes, clothing
Jeffrey Jacob, ship carpenter
Jemmett rev. George, Grammar school
teacher
Jones Enos, laborer
Jones Stephen, innkeeper
Jordan Robert, carpenter
Juby Joseph, sign painter
Juby Mrs. Aurilla, fancy goods
Keeley William, saddler
Keen William, carpenter
Kelly David, innkeeper
Kelly John, portre
Kennedy James, laborer
Kennedy R. J., pum, factory
Kenney James, laborer
Killer William H., laborer
Kinch Edward, boat builder
Kirk Robert, sash and blind factory
Kitchen James F., butcher
Knox Robert, cooper
Laprairie David, laborer
Laprairie John, farmer
Laprairie Joseph H., laborer
Laprairie Louis, laborer
Lawrance William, laborer
Lawrence James, farmer
LAWRENCE JOSEPH HL., town clerk
Leonard Fernando C., harnessmaker
Leroy Eugéne, innkeeper
Lett rev. Stephen, ch of England
Levi Daniel, sawyer
Lewis Benjamin F., mill manager
Liddell Wiiliam, baker
Lindsay James, storekeeper
Little William, carpenter
Lockerbie Andrew, blacksmith and boil-
ermaker
Lockton William, laborer
Long John J., of T. Long & Brother
Long T., & Brother, storekeepers
Long Thomas, of T. Long & Brother
Lynden Henry, farmer
Maccarl John, laborer
Macdonell Charles, of J. Barnhart &
Co., ulso of Macdonell & McMaster,
agent Hudson Bay Co.
MACDONELL & McMASTER, insur-
ance shipping and commission agents
McArthur ohn, laborer
McArthur Neil, waggonmaker
DOMINION 284 DIRECTORY.
McAuley Patrick, laborer
McBride Thomas, laborer
McCarthey Florence, laborer
McClaren James, carpenter
McCleverty Joseph, farmer
McCormick James, laborer
McCormick Michael, innkeeper
McDonald Colin, sailor
McDonald Donald, porter
McDonald Duncan, carpenter
McDonald John, clerk
McDonald John, laborer
McDonald John, sailor
McDonald Neil, fisherman
McFadyen John, pedlar
McGinnes William, sawyer
McIntyre John, carpenter
McIver William, sailor
McKinley Thomas, laborer
McKinnon Angus, carpenter
McLaughlin Robert, carpenter
McLaughlin William, agent
McLean Godfrey, watchmaker
McLean Hugh, storekeeper
McLean Neil A., storekeeper
McLennan T., laborer
McLeod Alexander, carpenter
McMahon R., grocer
McMaster John, of Macdonell & Mc-
Master, express agent and broker
MeMillan Daniel H., of Palin & MeMil-
lan
MeMillan James L., clerk
McMillan James, tanner
McMullen John, laborer
McMurray Lawrence, laborer
McNabb Alexander, captain of vessel
Madden John, laborer
Mahoney William, laborer
Malan Patrick, laborer
Malcolm William, cooper
Manning George L., farmer
Masson David, clerk
Masson Isaac, laborer
Mas3on Mrs., wid William
Melville David, storekeeper
Merrill John, hotelkeeper
Miller John, fisherman
Miller John W., carpenter
Miller W. C., sailor
Miller William, farmer
Milward John, farmer
Milward Joseph, gardener
Milward William
Moberley Arthur, M.D.
MOBERLEY & GAMON, barristers and
attorneys
Moberley Geo., of Moberley & Gamon
Momgomery David, butcher
Montgomery Mrs, Annabella, wid Alfred
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Moore Thomas, carpenter
Morrill Alfred, ship carpenter
Morton Andrew, bookseller
Mulholland Edward, jun., of Mulhol-
land & Smith
Mulholland Edward, sen., tail or
Mulholland Rebecca, toy store
Mulholland & Smith, broommakers
Nicoll John, butcher
Mullen Daniel, sailor
Mundle George, lumberman
Munson Jared blacksmith
Neff Edmund, storekeeper
NETTLETON JOHN, merchant tailor
and clothier’
Noble James, fisherman
Noble Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John
Nolan Henry, culler and boarding house
Nortdoff John, laborer
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, Charles
Cameron, proprietor
O'Grady John, laborer
O'Hara Thomas, laborer
[PRovinor oj
fer William, ¢
skey Stephen,
omas John, |
omas George,
mas Samuel,
omson Ebene
mpson Jame
ompson John
ompson Jobn,
orn Mrs, Mary
orp Mrs. Hest
y Warren, ta
dd Hugh, labc
dd John, carp
ott Henry F.,
ott Samuel T.,
lack Adonial
ner William,
nnater Peter,
Incent Edware,
lalker Andrew,
falker Samuel,
fard Jesse, labo}
fardele Klijah, 4
rren Philip, e
ATSON GEO]
aiter
fatts William, b
lensley William|
halen Frank, 1:
fhite Joseph, lat
hitters William
Ison Walter, fi
inters Isaiah, fi
lolf Thomas P.,
right John, cley
right Mrs. Mar,
right Robert, s
lie J. B., carpe
igler Miss Marg
LLIN’S BA
Olmsted Oscar, carpenter
Orr James, sailor
pee . er es ay pa
alin Richard, of Palin & illan 3
Parlan William A. Melia
Parrott Edwin, tinsmith
Patton James, mason
Patts Thomas, laborer
Peck Levi, carpenter
Port Andrew, fisherman
Port Dawson W., town treasurer
Pugh Charles, sawyer
Pye Edward, lumberman
Pyvis John, laborer
RAILWAY HOTEL, J. P. Ryley, pre
prietor
Randolph Henry, laborer
REID JOHN L., provincial land gy
veyor and engineer
Reid Robert, lumberman
Rentner Frederick, laborer
Rentner Louis, farmer
Reynolds James, laborer
ROBERTSON HENRY, barrister,
torney at law and conveyancer
tobertson James A., laborer
Rochester Andrew, cooper
Rodgers rev. Robert, Presbyterian
Rolf John, laborer
Rolf William, laborer
Rose Mrs. Charlotte
Rowland John, proprietor Globe how!
RYLEY JOHN P., proprietor Railway
hotel
Sallows rev. Edward, Wesleyan
Sennan Frederick, cooper
Scott John, laborer
Scott Mrs. Mary Anne, wid John
Schryer Simon, culler
Seward John P., butcher
Shannon Arthur, farmer ht the township
Shannon George, farmer Df Frontenac, I
Shannon Joseph, laborer niles, 5c.
Sharp Stephen, laborer bout
Shaw Thomas, shoemaker ken Clark, farn
Sheene Mrs. Mary Anne, wid Andrer beock Henry, f
Shehan Andrew, tally clerk oline Miss Gra
Siggel John, farmer atk William, br
Siggel Louis, teamster nis Thomas,
Silveste Urquille, farmer erett John, farn
Simmons Stephen, mason Iding Robert, f
Smith George, agent ss John, farme
Smith James H., confectioner ulton David, {
Smith John M., of Mulholland & Smit S@rchmer Lawren
Smith Richard, clerk eeper
Sovell Daniel, gardener huith Clark, wh
Stabi John, laborer quith Edward, }
Stafford Mrs. Eliza, wid Alexander nes Thomas, lal
Stephens Robert, market clerk nb George, fist
Stephens Alexander R., M.D. sh George, ho
STEPHENS C,, & CO., dealers in gn min Anthony,
ceries, provisions, flour and grain | ache George,
Stephens Charles, of C. Stephens & (M@rey Sidney, hu
Strong William A., carpenter tison rev, Roun
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker iger John, toll
SUTHERLAND ALEXANDER Mitrly James, far
dealer in dry goods, clothing, hart tty Robert, fis]
ware, boots and shoes ikin David, fal
Sutherland John, engineer kin Hugh, far
Swain William, fruiterer Fran Peter, fart
Swanzey John, mason ; in Tealy, fart
Swanzey Robert, mason hapten farm
Swanzey William a amuel, fa
Sykes Royal, blacksmith ith William, 1:
Symes captain James B., steamer 4 rtman Barnab:
goma a OWS BA
Tait Harry, laborer ey. hee
om] 5 1 Safa Ice. It has g
Tate James G., machinist hich boats plyin
Telfer Andrew, carpenter Colpoy’s Bay:
Telfer Hall, storekeeper and baker pnd) mile,
Telfer James, agent Hoe ee OF the
TELFER, WIGGINS & CO, dealaiiiiles. Mail week
in dry goods, groceries, loll Kleton John,
millinery and crockery
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penter
tanners
‘alin & McMillan 9
smith
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oWn treasurer
yer
erman
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IL, J. P. Ryley, p
aborer
wrovincial land sy
per
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_ laborer
mer
iborer
NRY, barrister, at
d_ conveyancer
\., laborer
, Cooper
rt, Presbyterian
rer
te
oprietor Globe hol
» proprietor Railway
urd, Wesleyan
cooper
r
nne, wid John
Her
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armer
farmer
aborer
borer
emaker
Anne, wid Andrew
uly clerk
or
ster
irmer
mason
nt
lonfectioner
fulholland & Smith
rk
ener
, wid Alexander
narket clerk
br R., M.D.
CO., dealers in gt
, flour and grain
bf C, Stephens & (a
, carpenter
hoemaker
LEXANDER 1,
ods, clothing, hank
shoes
ngineer
iterer
on
}agon
smith
nes B., steamer 4
hinist
penter
leper and baker
S & 0O,, ded
broceries, ¢lo
ckery
ABIO. |
DOMINION 285 DIRECTORY.
fer William, of Telfer, Wiggins & Co.
ey Stephen, laborer
omas John, laborer
omas George, carpenter
omas Samuel, carpenter
omson Ebenezer, bookkeeper
ompson James, carpenter
ompson John, farmer
Ls borer
ompson Jobn, la
orn Mrs. Mary, wid Robert
orp Mrs. Hester, wid James
by Warren, tanner
dd Hugh, laborer
dd John, carpenter
ott Henry F., cabinetmaker
ott Samuel T., cabinetmaker
lack Adoniah, M.D.
ner William, carpenter
nnater Peter, engineer
ncent Edward, butcher
Iker Andrew, tailor
falker Samuel, carpenter
fard Jesse, laborer
rdele new pedlar
rren Phi
ip, engine driver
ATSON GEORGE, mayor, landing
aiter
atts William, boat builder
nsley William H., painter
halen Frank, laborer
ite Joseph, laborer
hitters William, farmer
ilson Walter, fisherman
inters Isaiah, farmer
olf Thomas P., trader
ight John, clerk
ight Mrs. Margaret, wid
right Robert, storekeeper
lie J.B, carpenter
igler Miss Margaret, laundress
LLIN’S BAY—A
in the township of Kingston,
ff Frontenac.
small village
county
Jistant from Kingston 7
niles, fare 25c. Mail daily. Population
bout 130,
ken Clark, farmer
beock Henry, fisherman
line Miss Grace
ark William, broommaker
nnis Thomas, gardener
erett John, farmer
Iding Robert, farmer
ass John, farmer
milton David, farmer
rehmer Lawrence, postmaster, store-
eeper
quith Clark, wheelwright
quith Edward, blacksmith
nes Thomas, laborer
b George, fisherman
sh George, hotelkeeper
tas :
Mruin Anthony, mill owner
achem George, laborer
ey Sidney, hunter
‘son rev, Rounding, Methodist
dger John, tollkeeper
ry James, farmer
tty Robert, fisherman
kin David, farmer
kin Hugh, farmer
han Peter, farmer
ith Henry, farmer
mith John, farmer
ith Samuel, farmer
ith William, laborer
rman Barnabas, farmer
LPOY’S BAY—A post office station
the township of
uce, It has a
Albemarle, county of
steamboat landing at
hich boats plying between Owen Sound
4 Colpoy 8 Baycal!. Distant from Owen
miles,
Mail weekly,
from Coli ;
minus of the Northern ene’ the
railway, 70
Kleton John, postmaster
*COLUMBIA—A small village on a
branch of the Humber, township of Al-
bion, county of Peel. Distant from
Bolton, a station of the ‘Toronto, Grey
and Bruce railway, 8 miles, from Bramp-
ton, the county town, 20 miles, from
Toronto 80 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Pop-
ulation about 250,
Arnott Simeon, bootmaker
Beaton Neil, farmer
Berry John, farmer
Berry William, farmer
Blankhorn Thomas, carpenter
Bowes George, farmer
Bowes James, farmer
Bowes John, farmer
Bowes William, farmer
Boyd Malcolm, farmer
BROWN ROBERT, yeneral merchant
Brown Thomas, leek
Burns Patrick, farmer
Campbell Duncan, waggonmaker
Cherry Samuel, farmer
Columbia Inn, Ed. McGovern, proprietor
Cowling Thomas, farmer
Dixon Alexander, tanner
Dowzer William, farmer
Elliott Robert, currier
Exchange hotel, Wm. McKee, proprietor
Fuller James, farmer
Fuller William, farmer
Garner rey. Jolin, Primitive methodist
Graham John, farmer
Hasp David, farmer
Hosley Thomas, bootmaker
Jager Mrs, Sarah, wid John
Keating James, farmer
Keating Thomas, carpenter
Kerr Isaac, farmer
Kitchen William, blacksmith
Maw James, farmer
Maw Joseph, farmer
McAllister James, farmer
McALLISTER PETER, assistant post-
master, general merchant
McGovern Ed., proprietor Columbia inn
McKee William, postmaster, proprietor
Exchange hotel
McSherry Edward, farmer
Middleton John, farmer
Morrison William, farmer
Parker Robert, farmer
Patterson David
Phillips William, farmer
Potter William, farmer and miller
Reynard John, farmer
Scott Joseph, farmer
Scott William, farmer
Seymour Robert F., school teacher
Smart Alexander, farmer
Stubbs Edward, carpenter
Swinarton Thomas, M.P.P.
Thompson John, farmer
Thurston James, miller
Wilson James, shoemaker
Woodsworth John, farmer
COLUMBUS—A village in the township
of East Whitby, county of Ontario. Dis-
tant trom Oshawa, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare S7e.; from
Whitby 10 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 400
Adams Joseph
Angus Robert, laborer
Ashton John, *arpenter
Ashton Robert,.postmaster
Beall James
BEALL WILLIAM, notary, commis-
sioner Queen’s Bench, issuer of mar-
riage licenses, conveyancer, insurance
and general agent, clerk of township
of East Whitby
Bickle John, miller
Bright John, waggonmaker
*The post office is called Coventry.
Cor-Com
Brokenshire Nicholas, constable
Calder John, shoemaker
Chesterfield Stephen, shoemaker
Chesterfield Timothy, shoemaker
Columbus Woollen mills, Edward
Senior, manager
Cole Edward, tanner
Crown inn, Robert Hodgson, proprietor
Cruse Join, waggonmaker
Curtis Mrs. Jane, wid John, milliner
Dale John, saddler
Darragh R. J., M.D.
Desforge Joseph
Edmundson rev. John B., Presbyterian
Gaskin Matthew, blacksmith
Goodman James, miller
Harper Philip, faricer
Harper Richard, farmer
Harris Richard
Hawkey Lewis, saddler
Hawkins James, shoemaker
Hawkins William, shoemaker
Herwkett Samuel, tanner
Hicks Henry
Hodnett rev. H., Bible Christian
Hodgson Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas
Hodgson Robert, proprietor Crown inn
Hugoe Richard, tailor
Hugoe Stephen, tailor
Jackson Mrs, Mary Ann, music teacher
Joynt John, potash maker
Luke William, laborer
McLaren Duncan, carpenter
McLean William, carpenter
Mark Walter, blacksmith
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Beall, issuer
May Charles, school teacher
May Isaac, laborer
May William, laborer
Nankeville Edwin, builder
Ontario Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.,
William Beall. agent
Penhall John, laborer
Porteous Alexander, blacksmith
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO.,, Wil-
liam Beall, agent
Roberts John, butcher
Rouse Mrs. Avis, wid John
Scurrah Charles & Joseph, coopers
Scurrah Charles, of C. & J. Scurrah
Scurrah Joseph, of C. & J. Scurrah
Scurrah Mrs. Jane, milliner
Senior Edward, manager Columbus
woollen mills
Skirving Robert, storekeeper
Sleep William, teamster
Smallacombe James, waggonmaker
Smith Willam :
Soloman John, laborer
Stokes Charles Scott, M.D,
Whery John, tailor
Wilcockson William, farmer
Wherry William, carpenter
White John '
COMBER —A village in the township
of lilbury west, county of Essex, Prine
cipal business done isin country produce,
timber, railroad ties and staves, Distant
from Stony Point, a station of the
Great Western railway, 6 miles, from
Chatham 382 miles, from Windsor 32 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100,
Brown John E., farmer
Buchanan John, farmer
Burnard William, farmer
Dutton George W., shoemaker
Klliott George, storekeeper
Elliot Peter, farmer
Finner John, farmer
Frankforth George, tailor
French William, farmer
Golden John, M.D.
Harkness Adam, baker
Jackson Thomas, farmer
William
Com-Con
Ludlam Henry, blacksmith
McAlister D., & Co., storekeepers
McAlister Duncan, of D. McAlister &
Co., postmaster
Nickelson William, J.P.
Pool George, J.P.
Severight J. A., M.D.
Stephens James, carpenter
Stephens John H., innkeeper
Taylor Joha, corstable *
Taylor Samuel, farmer
COMBERMERE-—A small village on
the Madawaska River, township of Rad-
cliffe, county of Renfrew. Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an office here, Distant from
embroke, thecounty town, 54 miles, from
Renfrew 54 miles, from Sand Point, the
terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa
railway, 71 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Pop-
ulation about 60.
Bellisle Joseph, innkeeper
Cameron Allan, & Co., storekeepers
Dennison John, jun., lumber dealer
Dennison John, sen., farmer
Glenn William, shoemaker '
JOHNSON DA NIEL, postmaster, store-
keeper and aget Montreal Telegraph
0.
Kelly Cornelius, blacksmith
Kelly Thomas, millwright
McMaster Dougall, innkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., D.
Johnson, agent
Moulton —, of A. Cameron & Co.
CONESTOGO—A village at the conflu- |
ence of the Conestogo and Grand rivers,
township of Wo lwich, county of Water-
loo Distant from Berlin, the county
town, and astation of the Grand Trunk
railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph 15
miles, from Toronto 65 miles, fare $1.75.
Mail daily. Population about 450.
DOMINION
Musselman Solomon, farmer
Oswald Philip, hotelkeeper
Ott Mrs. Catherine, wid
Perine M. B., agent Snider & Eby
Riehl August, beehive maker
Ritzer Joseph, tailor
Robb Mrs., wid Alexander
Ruby Emanuel, school teacher
Schmidt John, laborer
Schweitzer Martin, hotelkeeper
Seyler Jacob K., hotelkeeper
Shelly Louis, cooper
Shoemaker Henry, waggonmaker
Shoemaker John, shoemaker
Shupe Adam, farmer
Snider & Eby, flax scutching mills, M.
B. Perine, agent
Snider Henry, & Co., mills
Snyder J.B., & Co., storekeepers
Snider Menno, of Henry Snider & Co.
Snyder John B., of J.B. Snyder & Co.,
reeve of township of Woolwich
Stuck Frederick, mason
Stumps Daniel, mason
Tefft Brinton J., farrier
Weber Peter, farmer
Wiegand William, cabinetmaker
Winters Walter, farmer
Wright George, farmer
CONEINGSBY—A small place in the
township of Erin, county of Wellington.
Distant fiom Hillsburg 5 miles, from
Georgetown, astation of the Grand Trunk
railway, 20 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Baugham Henry, carpenter
Burt John W., postmaster, farmer
Hill John, blacksmith
McLean Peter, school teacher
CONNOR-— A village in the township of
djaja, county of Cardwell, Distant from
Balkwell James, miller
Berkman August, blacksmith
Bowran Noahs, of J. B. Snyder & Co.
Brehn John, teamster
Clemer John, shoemaker
Cole Isaac, blacksmith
Cuntz Jacob, cooper
Dahmer Henry, weaver
Dahmer John, laborer
Davidson John
Decher Philip, carpenter
Eby Cyrus, potter
Eby William, potter
Eiler Henry, cooper
Feil Henry, carpenter
Fields James, jun., of J. Fields & Son
Fields James, sen., of J. Fields & Son
Fields James & Son, distillers
Fields John, distiller
Gilles Joseph, tailor
Goetz Jacob, laborer
Good Henry, blacksmith
Hebel Henry, laborer
Hectus Charles, laborer
Heidlinger Albert, laborer
Hendry Charles, J.P.,
storekeeper
Hicks Michael, laborer
Hilburn David, cattle dealer
Hahn George, cooper
Holle Felix, butcher
Kaufman Mrs., midwife
Kirch Peter, jun., laborer
Kirch Peter, sen., laborer
Knar John, farmer
Lippert Jacob, shoemaker
Loebsack Henry, jun., laborer
Loebsack Henry, sen., laborer
McKenzie John, tin pedlar
Manke August, laborer
Manke John, laborer
Mathewson William, laborer
Miller nse laborer
Musselman David farmer
postmaster,
Wilton, a station of the Toronto, Gre
and Bruce railway, 11 miles, from Brad-
ford, astation of the Northern railway, 24
miles, from Malton, a station ofthe Grand
‘Trunk railway, 26 miles, Mail daily. Po-
pulation about 159.
Babe Thomas, M.D.
Beatty William, J.P.
Clunch William, waggonmaker
Coolahan Joseph, hotelkeeper
Darraugh James, broker
Darraugh John, machinist
Dick William, weaver
Elliott Jones, veterinary surgeon
Flemming James, shoemaker
Langrill John, blacksmith
Lee & Beatty, storekeepers
Lee Robert, postmaster
Leggett Joseph, machinist
MeCanna William, blacksmith
McColclough J., express agent
McCoy John, professor of music
Mercer Robert, dairyman
Packett & Tagg, tanners
Parson & MecGilvry, millers
Stuart A., school teacher
Totten Thomas, woollen factory
Ward Robert, shoemaker
West Robert, shoemaker
Wilson John, builder
CONROY—A settlement and post office
station in the township of Downie, county
of Perth, Distant from Stratford, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk .railway, 6 miles,
from London 82 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 15).
Blair William, hotelkeeper
Boyes Johy, shoemaker
Bradshaw Thomas, farmer
Cole Hexry, farmer
Jollins Richard, farmer
Corrigan John, farmer
Joughlan William, farmer
Davy Dominick, farmer
286 DIRECTORY.
Davy Jeremiah, farmer
Dunn James, farmer
Flanagan Joho, farmer
Grady John, blacksmith
Hall Thomas, farmer
Harrison John, farmer
Horrigan Dennis, farmer
Horrigan Patrick, farmer
Hunter Thomas, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Keane Michael, farmer
Keane Timothy, farmer
Kerney John, farmer
Kerney Thomas, farmer
McCann Edward, farmer
McCreerar John, weaver
McDonald John, house carpenter
Manley William, farmer
Nolan Patrick, farmer
Smith Peter, postmaster
Thistle Robert, farmer
CONSECON-— A village at the months
Consecon creek, on W eller’s Bay ,townshi
ot Ameliasburg and St Hillier, county
Prince Edward. It has a good supply
water power and is one of the beet fishing
places on Lake Ontario, Montreal
graph Co. has an office here, Distant fra
Trent n, a station of the Grand Tra
railway, 10 miles, from Brighton 15 milg
fare 75c. Mail daily. Population abt
600.
Allen John, miller
Anderson Nathan, laborer
| Anderson Paul, laborer
Arthur Charles, storekeeper
Arthur Hugh, J. P., farmer
Baiiey Levi C , painter and photogrsrba
Beech Mills, farmer
Beech Mrs. Phocbe, weaver
Zeyers John, of Cadman & Beyers
Booth Robert, shoemaker
Cadman & Beyers, storekeepers
Cadman Joshua M., J. P., clerk Divisi
court, issuer of marriage licenses, a
insurance agent
Cadman Wm. A., of Cadman & Beye
Chambers rev. Andrew B., Wesleyan
Mark Peter
Colton William Wallace, M. D.
Cowan James, shoemaker
Crouter James, tinsmith
Cudlipp Edward C., carpenter
Darling Mrs. Hannah, wid Robert
Davis Rufus, basketmaker
Deilmage William, sailor
Dibble William, carriagemaker
Dibble William, H., clerk —
Elmer W. W., M.D., druggist
Fox George, laborer
Fairman Thos. A.,hotelkeeper and by
Globe hotel, Robert Porter, propr
Goodan John
traham James ‘
Grames Andy, blacksmith
Hare Miss Jane, school teacher
Harris Peter L., blacksmith
Hayes George, of G. Hayes & Son
Hayes George & Son, carriagemaken
Hayes Levi, of G. Hayes & Son
Head Mrs. Jane
Hicks John, harnessmaker
Horan Edward, proprietor Prince
ward hotel
Hutchinson ge laborer
Jacques James, farmer
Johnson Mrs. Mary, wid William
Kenny William, blacksmith
Killip Thomas, hatter
Lane John A., clothier
Latour Louis, pedlar | |
Locie Randolph, commission me
Lovelace Hiram, hop grower
McDonald A. R., M.D.
McDonald David, tailor.
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Grath Mrs. M.,
ARRIAGE LIC
adman, J.P., i
sh Abram, pos
sh Edmond L.,
sh Mathias, ca
sh Nathan, lab
Jdon George, sc
tchell Charles
ONTREAL TEL
mond L. Marsh,
prison John W.,
sh Samuel L., M
borne Frederick
borne John S., Ji
rier Robert, pro
tter Mrs. Amelia
ince Edward ho
proprietor
bhertson William
binson William 4
gers Robert, fart
ott Mrs Eliza, wi
ith John, miller
pith William, fart
ider Henry, tailo
ier Gibb, shoe
ier Heman, carp
ier James M., 0
ier & Whittier,
therland Mrs, Jay
trston Guy, tail
alt Henry, blacks
eek’s Maurice, coc
ecks Stephen, jun
ecks Stephen, fiart
ecks Solomon G.,
ite Israel, labore
hittier Anson, of
hittier James, far
hittier Mrs, Elizal
ood Nelson, shoen
ung Henry, carpe
ung J. MeG., farn
wig James H., gr
NWA Y¥—A stean
aif a mile of the I
hip of South Fre
Mf Lennox and A
om Kingston 27 n
.; stage fare in
faily to Pictou an
eekly to Napanee,
amberlain John (
he Shoshonee’s re
ark Jt es, farme!
nGeorge, J.P., fi
persoll Marshall, ¢
ippin Richard, far
s Conrad, farmet
8 George B., reey
Hs John B., brickn
pane William J., fi
ith Edward, stor
ndicke Henry, fir
ight Solomon, far
MOKSTOWN—
geatthe four corr
sea, Innisfil, Ty
BWillimbury, seuth
H Simcoe, “The ay
ery fertile, Distan
Ou of the Northern
Ne; from Toronto ¢
Spulation about 60(
msttong William
ty Thomas, harn
ting colonel Rob
0p Geo. J., of J.
ADEN JAMES, j
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er Grath Mrs. M., wid Moses, storekeeper
ARRIAGE LICENSES, Joshua M.
Cadman, J.P., issuer
sh Abram, postmaster, store
sh Edmond L., telegraph operator
sh Mathias, carpenter, farmer
sh Nathan, laborer
don George, school teacher
tchell Charles R., cabinetmaker
DNTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Ed-
er mond L. Marsh, operator
rer prison John W., carriagemaker
. sh Samuel L., M.D. :
mer borne Frederick J., millowner
rmer borne John S., JP., farmer
aver rier Robert, proprietor Globe hotel
Ise carpenter ter Mrs. Amelia, wid Benjamin
mer ince Kdward hotel, Edward Horan,
Ya proprietor
ster bertson William, laborer
er binson William J., storekeeper .
rs Robert, farmer
ott Mrs Eliza, wid William
ith John, miller
ith William, farmer
ider Henry, tailor
vier Gibb, shoemaker
ier Heman, carpenter
uier James M., of Squier & Whittier
ier & Whittier, storekeepers
herland Mrs. Janet, wid David
urston Guy, tailor
It Henry, blacksraith
eek’s Maurice, cooper
ecks Stephen, jun., farmer
eks Stephen, farmer
ecks Solomon G., butcher
hite Israel, laborer
hittier Anson, of Squier & Whittier
hittier James, farmer
hittier Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William B,
pod Nelson, shoemaker
ng Henry, carpenter
ung J. MeG., farmer
wg James H., grocer
er
nith
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‘mer
rmer
ner
rmer
Inge at the montha
eller’s Bay ,towns
St Hillier, county
has a good supply
ne of the beat fishis
ario, Montreal
ce here, Distant fry
of the Grand Tra
ym Brighton 15 mile
y. Vopulation abort
aborer
yrer
rekeeper
farmer
or and photograrb
weaver
{man & Beyers
naker
storekeepers
J.P., clerk Divisi
prriage licenses,
Cadman & Beye
NWA Y—A steamboat landing within
ew B., Wesleyan
aif a mile of the Bay of Quinté, town-
hip of South Fredericksburg, county
f Lennox and Addington. Distant
rom Kingston 27 miles, steamboat fare
pe; stage fare in winter $1.50. Mail
ily to Pictou and Kingston, and tri-
eekly to Napanee. Population about 80.
amberlain John C., manufacturer of
ie Syoshonee’s remedy
tk J¥mes, farmer
mGeorge, J.P., farmer
gersoll Marshall, councillor
ippin Richard, farmer
ls Conrad, farmer
Is George B., reeve, postmaster
8 John B., brickmaker
bane William J., farmer
ith Edward, storekeeper
ndicke Henry, farmer
ight Solomon, farmer
Nace, M. D.
aker
mith
carpenter
h, wid Robert
maker
sailor
riagemaker
clerk |
druggist
telkeeper and bil
Porter, propr
smith
yo] teacher
ksmith a6
. Hayes & Son
‘ carriagemakes
ayes & Son
XOKSTOWN—An enterprising vil-
ge at the four corners of the townehins
Esa, Innisfil, Tecumseth and West
pwillimbury, seuth riding of the count
Simeoe, The surrounding country is
ery tertile, Distant from Gilford, a sta-
Ou of the Northern railway, 8 miles, fare
i from Toronto 49 mi il dai
opulation about 600, sisted gins
ne nsttong William, blacksmith
wid William ity Thomas, harnessmaker
ksmith hing colonel Robert T., county clerk
; " Geo, J., of J. G. Strong & Co.
of EN JAMES, jun., cabinet, furni-
ure, stoves and implements
lunan Charles William, M.D.
field rey, George, Presbyterian
‘Formerly called Perry’s Corners,
maker
prietor Prince 5
borer
Ir
inmission mere
grower
1).
ilor.
DOMINION 287 DIRECTORY.
Burns James, saddler
Callaghan Alfred, clerk
Campbell D., baker
Campbell James A.
Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid
Christie John, carpenter
CLEMENT STEPHEN, general store
Clinkunbrumer James, of Clinkunbru-
mer & Sweetman
Clinkunbrumer & Sweetman, black-
smiths
Jook Christopher, J.P., farmer
Cook James, farmer
Cook Thomas, farmer
Cookstown hotel, William Parkins, pro-
prietor
Dawson Alexander, tailor
Dinwoody James, farmer
Dixon William
Donnell Elijah, of J. G. Strong & Co.
Donnell Peter, farmer
Elliott Thomas J., clerk
Ferguson colonel Thomas R., M.P.P.
Ferguson Isaac
Ferguson John, postmaster
Fidler rev. A. J., Episcopalian
Fisher George, farmer
Foster Jonathan, carpenter
Fraser Alexander, stage driver
Gilpin William
Goodwin Matthew, farmer
Graham George, proprietor Wellington
hotel
GREGG ROBERT, proprietor Royal
Exchange hotel
Griffiths Andrew, laborer
Hamilton Charles, saddler
HARPER HENRY, druggist, book-
seller, issuer of marriage licenses
and insurance agent
Hay rev. William, Wesleyan
Head John, clerk, of Ross & Co.
Henderson Mrs. Margaret, wid William
Hughes Robert, plasterer
Jebb Mrs. Margaret, wid
Kelly William E., tinsmith
Kidd James, jun., farmer
Kidd James, sen., J.P., farmer
Kidd William, waggonmaker
Kyle David, & Co., liquor dealers
Kyle William, of D. Kyle & Co.
Lennox John R., clerk
Leushner Paul, watchmaker
Lewis David, farmer
Lewis Mrs. Maria, wid William
Lund Richard, M.D
McCleary William J., attorney
McCracken Alexander, waggonmaker
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Henry Har-
per, issuer
Merrick W. J., clerk
Montgomery William, jun., shoemaker
Montgomery William, sen., shoemaker
Nichol Henry, M.D.
Norris John W., M D., coroner
Parkes John W., farmer
Parkins William, proprietor Cookstown
hotel
Pasco Thomas, pumpmaker
Postill Christopher, waggonmaker
Proctor John, saddler
Ralston William, potash maker
Rankin William, school teacher
Rogers Alexander, waggonmaker
Rogers Alexander, se 1., laborer
ROSS & CO., dry goods, clothing, mil-
linery, groceries and hardware
Ross James, of Ross & Co.
Ross John, farmer
Rosa William, butcher
ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Robert
Gregg, proprietor
Smith Mrs., wid William
| Strong James G., & Co., storekeepers
Con-Coo
Strong William, carpenter
Sweetman C, M., of Clinkunbrumor &
Sweetman
Tait William, tailor
True Moses, pedlar
WATSON JOHN, dry goods, groceries,
provisions, clothing, hardware, &c.
Wellington hotel, George Graham, pro-
prietor
Whitelock Christopher, shoemaker
Young William
COOKSVILLE—A village on Dundas
street, township of Toronto, county of Pee),
Distant from Port Credit, a station of the
Great Western railway, 3 miles, fare 20c.;
from Brampton,the county town, 10 miles.
from Toronto, 16 miles, tire 45c. Mail
daily. Population about 300.
Boak Robert, carpenter
Broddy William,
Canada Vine Growers association
Corrigan P., pensioner
CLAIR HOUSE VINEYARDS, Solo-
mon White, proprietor
Codlin Thomas, butcher
Colwell Charles, waggonmaker
Colwell James,
Cook M. W., farmer
Cook Jacob, J.P., farmer
Cooksville hotel, William Hunwick, pro--
prietor
Coombs Mark, butcher
Cox William, baker
Crawford Cross, laborer
Crewe Mrs., wid William
Cunningham George J., blacksmith
Fisher William, farmer
Fox William, artist
Fritcheley David, storekeeper
Galbraith John, stcrekeeper
Gouldiig Robert
Graham Thomis, laborer
Harris Daniel, mason
Harris John, machinist
Harris Josiah, carpenter
Hickey John, labover
Hopkins Thomas, tavernkeeper
Hunwick William, proprietor Cooks~
ville hotel
Kane Patrick, huckster
King Thomas D., J.P., storekeeper
Lewis Thomas, M.D.
McDougall George P.
Martin James, farmer
Morely Francis B., postmaster
Morgan William, farmer
Morley J. K., painter
Morley William F., farmer
Morto1 J., teacher
Parsons John, laborer
Peaker John, tinman
Philip rev. Samuel C., Wesleyan
Price John C, farmer
Redmand Michael, blacksmith
Ritchie William, laborer
Robinson Alexander, farmer
ROMAIN PETER Z., general merchant
Royal hotel, John EB. Schiller, proprietor
Schiller John E., proprietor Royal hotel
Smith Isaac, mason
Soady James, shoemaker
South Edmozd, farmer
Taylor John, laborer
.Waterhouse Asa, carpenter
Waterhouse Josiah. carpenter
Weeks Joh», bootmaker
Weeks William, bootmaker
Wilson George, blacksmith
Wilson Robert, blacksmith
Wilcox Isaac
Wisner Jacob, farmer
WHITE SOLOMON, proprietor Clair
house vineyards
Wright William, saddler
Coo-Cor
COOPER-—A village in the township of
Madoc, county of H: tings, Distant
from Madoc 9 miles, ::um Belleville, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 85
miles, fare from Belleville to Madoc #1.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100.
Allen Charles, J.P., farmer
Allen James, :armer
Allen Thomas S., postmaster
Blair James, councillor
Blair Thomas, farmer
Blair William, farmer
Bond Sylvanus, farmer
Cooper Hugh, farmer
Elliott Henry, farmer
Elliott Thomas, school teacher
Harris John, farmer
Kinnear Robert, storekeeper
Vankleick Barnabus, J.P., farmer
Vankleick Peter, saw mil
COPENHAGEN-—A village in the
township of Malahide, county of Elgin.
Distant from Port Stanley, astation of
the London and Port Stanley railway, 14
miles, fare 75c.; from London 28 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 300.
Benwicklen David, waggonmaker
Bentley Miss, teacher
Bradley Gool, farmer
Bradley William, farmer
Clemens Elijah, farmer
Dills Mrs., wid, farmer
Durdle James, farmer
Egbert William, farmer
Ewings Andrew, farmer
Garner George, carpenter and joiner
Greens Edward, farmer
Geygans Thomas, blacksmith
Gloin John, farmer
Gusley Daniel, farmer
House Frederick, farmer
House George, farmer
James Robert, farmer
Jobin Thomas, carpenter and joiner
Johnson Buee, farmer
Jones Daniel, school teacher
Jones Levy, farmer
Jones Peter, farmer
Jones Richard, farmer
Jones Robert, farmer
Jones Wesley, farmer
Jones William, farmer
Kaiser John, postmaster, hotelkeeper
Laidlaw Thomas, farmer
McTagert Archibald, farmer, saw mill |
McTagert John, farmer
Martin John, farmer
Millard Mathias, saw mill
Monro —, tollkeeper
Percy Henry, farmer
Percy William, farmer
Quiller John, farmer
Rmuls Solloamis, farmer
Roberts Robert, farmer
Sherey Jotin, cooper
Simpson Edward, farmer
Smith Abraham, farmer
Smith Charles
Smith Delornia, farmer
Stafford Correlius, farmer
Stewart Be’ ‘mer
Sultan Isr snter and joiner
Sultan W. -armer,
Swarts Jacon, farmer
Teeple William, farmer
DOMINION
COPETOWN-—A village partly in the
township of Ancaster, partly in the town-
ship of Beverly, county of Wentworth.
Here is uw station of the Great Western
railway and an office of the Montreal
Telegraph Co, Distant from Hamilton, 10
miles, from Toronto 44 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 200.
Bacon Jacob, laborer
Bawtinhimer Adam, waggonmaker
Boughner Robert P., tollkeeper
Bouman Joseph, saw mill
Burrows Joseph, storekeeper
Cane Edward, butcher
Clark James, switchman
Delaney John, laborer
Delaney Michael, laborer
Delaney William, laborer
Door John, laborer
Elliott Nelson, proprietor Farmers’ inn
Field captain Gilbert C., farmer
Field Solomon, farmer
Fry Frederick, station master G.W.R.
Gordon Andrew, clerk
Graham Donald, switchman
Head Robert, shingle maker
Histon rev. J., NewConnexion methodist
Horning Philip, farmer
Kennedy Thomas, farmer
Kitchen Henry, blacksmith
Kitchen Morris, farmer
Maple Leaf hotel, J. Smith, proprietor
McCarty Thomas, teamster
MeMillan David, engineer G.W.R.
Milne Thos., postmaster, storekeeper
Moffatt Samuel, sawyer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Mortimer John, woodman G.W.R.
Mallin Cornell, laborer
Nugent Thomas, laborer
Quinn Patrick, secretary, superinten-
dent G.W.R.
Rail Thomas, woodman G.W.R.
Smith Jacob, proprietor Maple Leaf
hotel
Vinton Jeremiah, carpenter
Walters Michael, laborer
Williams William, bootmaker
|* COPLESTON—A post office station
in the township of Enniskillen, county of
Lambton. Oil wells have been sunk in
the neighbourhood which are known as
the Shoemakers’ Wells. Distant) from
Petrolia, a branch station of the Great
Western railway, 2} miles, from Sarnia,
the county town, 18 miles. Mail weekly.
| ,
Brownlee Robert, farmer
Bryle A., farmer
Day George, farmer
Ferguson George, farmer
Graham J., farmer
Hardaker James, farmer
Lamott W., farmer
McNaughton D., farmer
Mitchell A., farmer
| Mitchell W., farmer
| Montgomery William, farmer
Nappen A., farmer
Smith R. P., postmaster
| Stainer W., farmer
| CORINTH—A small village in the
township of Bayham, county of Elgin.
Distant from ligersoll, astation of the
Great Western railway, 15 miles, fare
75e.; from St Thomas, the county town
and a station of the London and Port
Stanley railway, 25 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Terrie Enoch, farmer ‘
Tiffort George, carpenter and joiner
Tiffort Jonsshen, carpenter and joiner
Wily William, farmer
Woolley Isaac, farmer
Woolley Peter, sportsman
Winicut George, storekeeper
Vanslick James, farmer
Vranip John, farmer
Vuentz Charles, farmer
Population about 70.
Acre William, blacksmith
Best Fred. A., postmaster, storekeeper
Best Henry, farmer
Borbridge John W., farmer
Carter John, farmer
Carter William, shoemaker
* Also called Oil Creek.
t Also called Jones Corner.
288 DIRECTORY.
ee eared.
[Province 0
Connor Isaac, assessor
Dalrymple Robert, cabinctmaker
Forbes Joseph H., carpenter
Heminguay Peter, farmer
Stimers Jacob, ashery and saw nil
Weaver Thomas P., farmer
*CORNELLVILLE—A Village in the
township of South Norwich, cou
Oxford. Distant trom Otterville?
from Woodstock, the county town ands
station of the Great Western rajlws
miles, from Port Burwell, on Lake &
23 miles, from London 49 miles, Po
lation about, 100, /
Chantler Peter, farmer
Cornell Jesse, farmer
CORNELL SAMUEL P., general mp
chant, farmer ;
Dell Barsnett, farmer
Gillan George, farmer
Goodwin Gervase, farmer
Johnson William, laborer
Meddaugh George, farmer
Moore Frederick, farmer
Oatman Darius, farmer
Oatman Oliver, farmer
Stinchcomb John, farmer
Walton John, farmer
Webster Hugh D., farmer
CORN WALL—An incorporated tom
on the river St Lawrence, where it
pands into Lake St Francis, a short de
tance below the Longue Sault Rapi
township of Cornwall, county of Stormo
It is the chief town of the united count
of Stormont, Dundas and Glengary, sad
a port of entry. The business of th
Registry office, and of the Circuit ax
rincipal law courts is transacted here.
To avoid the Longue Sault Rapids, imm
diately above the port, a canal has bet
made, extending to Dickinson's Landi
a distance of 12 miles. This canal afi
excellent water power, and several |
factories and mills have been erected @
its banks, prominent among which ay
the works of the Cornwall Wool
Manufacturing Co. A considerably
amount of flour is shipped at this play
for Montreal. The steamers Hr
Canadian Navigation Co, and
Montreal and Bay of Quinte steamers aj
here, and there is a_ bi-weekly line @
steamers from this place to Montreal,
intermediate ports, Montreal Telegript
Co, has an office here, and a firstels
station of the Grand Trunk railway i
contiguous. Distant from Montreal
rail 67 miles, fare $1.50, by w
miles ; from) Kingston 105 miles, fro
Toronto 266 miles, Mai daily. Popal
tion about 3000.
Adams Charles P.
Adams John, carpenter
ADAMS P. E., dealer in hardwaty
groceries and provisions
Allen William C,, M.D., mayor
Alp John, laborer
Atchison Joseph, boatman
Atchison Robert, weaver
Atchison William, carpenter
Bailey Josephus, storekeeper
BANK OF MONTREAL, Neil Mele
agent
Baribeault Henri, carpenter
Barnard Charles, laborer
Barnard Solomon
Barry William C.,, millwright
Bartley Henry, grocer
Bayley William, mill sawyer
Beach James, shoemaker
Beaune Israel, laborer
BEAUFORT & SONS, refteshatl
rooms, G.T.R. station |
Belsland Mrs. Isabella, wid Alex.
Bergin Darby, M.D.
Bergin John, barrister
* Borman! cal'ed Farmersville, The
office is at Otterville.
ONTARIO. |
Pethune Angus
ing mill
Bethune James,
attorney
Bethune Willian
Bijou David lab
Black David, cay
Blindon John, tr
Blunt John, lock
Blyth James C.,
Bowie John, loc
Brabant Zéphirin
peer Jos. L.
schoo
Briele Frederick,
Broderick James,
Broderick John, |
rown Miss Eliza
Brown Robert H.
uce John S., su
rvmer James C.,,
ullock Robert K
bds at Commer
URDEN GEOR
tors, printers a
Cornwall Gaze
RDEN GEOR
Cornwall Gazet
mett James, wi
adwell Edson, sé
jadwell Edson, ju
jain Henry, potte
ALLAGHAN O
facturer of agric
pameron Alexand
ameron Angus, 1
ameron Daniel, 1
ameron James, n
ampbell Edward,
ampbell Hill, mil
ampbell Hugh, st
ampbell Miss Liz;
I Mar
ampbell William,
ampbell William,
ampbell William,
ampble Frank, m:
RMAN J. W., p
ter of the Ontaric
arpenter Daniel, 1.
arpenter David, li
arpenter George
Arpenter Mrs., wid
Arpenter Mrs, Ann
Arpenter Philip, 1
Arpenter William,
arr John, shoemak
Artier Mre. Henrie
asy Michael, hotel
ttanach colonel .
hisholm William,
hisholme John, bu
arence Robert, lal
ark William, whe
averly George, la
Ine Mrs, Maria, wi
ine Samuel, storel
oghlin Timothy, 1¢
pit Mis., boardi ng
Dquhoun Mrs, Jan
DMMERCTAL HO
onell, proprietor
Dnnor John, farme
Dok James, labore
RNWALL GAZ
mal subscriptio
Burden & Co, p
, nd publishers, Pj
DRNWALL WOO!
URING CO,, Huy
reorge Stephen, y
arwick, manager
Peretary
busing Misg Marga
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$e
t
binetmaker
penter
mer
and saw mill
urmer
S—A village inthe
Norwich, cot |
) Otterville?
county town and
V estern railway,
vell, on Lake
mn 49 miles, Po
r
1 P., general mp
r
rmer
orer
rmer
rmer
rmer
incorporated tom:
rence, where it ar
francis, a short die!
ngue Sault Rapids
|,county of Stormost
f the united count
sand Glengary, soi
Che business of t
of the Circuit
s is transacted ha
» Sault Rapids, imme
rt, a canal has be
Dickinson's Landi
s. This canal afford}
er, and several larg]
have been erected @
it among which a
Cornwall Wool!
P A considera]
hipped at this play
he steamers 0
fon Co, and
P Quin
a bi-weekls
ace to Montreal,
Montreal Telegrip
lere, and a firsts
ad Trunk railway
from Montreal bf
$1.50, by water 8
on 105 miles, fio
Mai daily. Popul
ter
vler in hardwaty
isions
D., mayor
{man
wer
rpenter
Fekeeper
AL, Neil MeLeay
rpenter
orer
ilwright
r
sawyer
ker
r
JNS, refresh
ion
la, wid Alex.
Pr
i mersville. The
ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 289 DIRECTORY.
CorNWALL,
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methane Angus, reeve, grist and card-
ing mill
Bethune James,
attorney
bothune William, attorney
Bijou David, laborer
Back David, carpenter
Bindon John, tradesman
Blunt John, lockman
Blyth James C., grocer
swie John, lockman
Brabant Zephirin, laborer
Dadbury Jos. L., principal of Grammar
hoe ;
riele Frederick, mechanic
b-oderick James, hotelkeeper
Broderick John, hotelkeeper
own Miss Eliza, school teacher
Brown Robert H., tailor
rice John §., surveyor
rvmer James C., photographer
illock Robert K., collector of customs,
bds at Commercial hotel
URDEN GEORGE, & CO., proprie-
tors, printers and publishers of the
Cornwall Gazette, Pitt st
RDEN GEORGE, editor of
Cornwall Gazette, Hart’s farm
himmett James, warper
adwell Edson, sen., foundry owner
adwell Edson, jun., foundry owner
ain Henry, potter |
ALLAGHAN OWEN, farrier, manu- |
facturer of agricultural implements
Sameron Alexander, clerk
ameron Angus, mason
meron Daniel, laborer
ameron James, miller
ampbell Edward, bricklayer
ampbell Hill, miller
lampbell Hugh, stonecutter
fampbell Miss Lizzie, teacher
ampbell Mrs, Mary, wid Robert
ampbell William, bricklayer
ampbell William, plasterer
ampbell William, saddler
ampble Frank, mason
RMAN J. W., proprietor and prin-
ter of the Ontario
arpenter Daniel, laborer G.T.R.
rpenter David, livery stables
rpenter George, blacksmith
rpenter Mrs., wid James
Irs. Ann, wid David
rpenter Philip, laborer
arpenter William, clerk
rr John, shoemaker
rier Mrs, Henriette, wid Louis
barrister and County
the
| Egan Michael, freight agent G.T.R.
hael, hotelkeeper
ttanach colonel Angus, land owner
hisholm William, barrister
hisholme John, builder
larence Robert, laborer
atk William, wheelwright
averly George, laborer
ine Mrs, Maria, wid Robert
ine Samuel, storekeeper
oghlin Timothy, laborer
bit Mis., boarding house
Dquhoun Mrs. Jane, wid Walter
DMMERCIAL HOTEL, Ranald ‘Me-
Wonell, proprietor
bunor John, farmer
bok James, laborer
RNWALL GAZETTR, weekly, an-
ial subscription $1.50 ; George
Burden & Co., proprietors, printers
nd publishers, Pitt st
DRYWALL WOOLLEN MANUFAC-
TURING CO,, Hugh Allan, president ;
‘eorge Stephen, vice president; John
ercemanager ; James P, Watson,
ereta
using Misg Margaret, teacher
Craig Robert, tanner
Crasor Mrs. Jt ane, wid James
Cummings John, carpenter
Cummings Thomas, laborer
Cummings Walter, carder
Cushman John W., watchmaker
Custom house, Robert K. Bullock, col-
lector
Dagan Lawrence, laborer
Daly Mrs. Margaret, wid Daniel
Darois Jean, fisherman
Darois Peter, jun., barber
Darois Pierre, fis): . aan
Davy Bernard, o . avy & McMahon
Davy John, shoemuker
Davy John R., of Davy & McMahon
Davy & McMahon, harnessmakers
Degan Lawrence, laborer
Degnan John, grocer
Demas Mrs. Marguerite, wid Edouard
Denneny James, bridgekeeper
Denneny John, hotelkeeper
Dennison Joseph L., potash manufac-
turer
Denny John R., painter
Denny Paul, painter
Derois Jean, boatman
Dewar John, grocer
Dickenson James, miller
Dickinson James John, M.D.
Dignam Frank, lockman
Dingwall James, of Ross & Dingwall
DOMINION HALL, corner of Pitt and
Second streets. This house is now
open for the accommodation of the |
public. The house is entirely new,
ery commodious, having every con-
nience, Terms moderate. J. B.
.cKenzie, proprietor
voré Léon, pilot
Duemo Edouard, cabman
DUNKIN WILLIAM H., proprietor
Ottawa hotel
Dunn Thomas, stonecutter
Dunnoughy John, laborer
Eldridge James, blacksmith G.T.R.
Eligh Adam, constable, steamboat
agent
Farlinger Alexander, shoemaker
Farlinger Henry, tanner
Faulkner Mrs.
Field Mrs. Janet, wid Richard
Flack David <A., of Flack & Van
Arsdale
FLACK & VAN ARSDALE, stoneware
manufacturers
Fraser James, laborer
Fletcher Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Hannibal,
confectioner
FREEHOLDER (THE), weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; Alex. McLean,
proprietor, publisher and printer
Fulton Andrew, storekeeper
Fyfe Frederick, of Martin & Co,
Gallinger George, lockman
Gallinger William, blacksmith
Gannon Patrick, blacksmith G.T.R,
yarven William, butcher
Gillespie Alexander, laborer
Gillespie Daniel, laborer
Gillie James, blacksmith
Gillie Peter, blacksmith
Gillespie Oliver, engineer, boat owner
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, Thomas
Lynskey, agent
Grant Alexander, laborer
yrant Allen, wheelwright
Hackaberry John, mason
Hanley Mrs, Ann, wid John
Harrison Mrs, John
Hart Mrs, Ann, wid Samuel, landowner
Haynes —, sailor
Henderson Robert G., clerk
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Henderson rey. William C., Wesleyan
Hew de Bourck rev. William, Canada
presbyterian
Henry William, operative
Hessell William, butcher
Heward Augustus, accountant and
teller Bank of Montreal
Hibbard Miss Eliza, school mistress
Hodge Andrew, millowner «
HOLLISTER WILLIAM, agent Mon-
treal Telegraph Co.
Hopper Mrs. Jane, wid Lieutenant
Hunter James, lockman
Hunter James, tradesman
HUNTER JOHN, lamps, tin and hard-
ware
Trons William, painter
Hutchison James, laborer
Hyland Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Charles
Irving James, carpenter
Jackson William, miller
James C. Henry, general store
Jarvis George S., judge of County court
Jessamer John, boatman
Jerome Alexander, blacksmith
Johnson James, carpenter
Jolly Mrs. Mary, laundress
Joyce Mrs. Margaret J., confectioner
Julien Mrs. Joseph L.
Kaye cogent boatman
Keenan John, finisher
Kendray Thomas, weaver
Kennedy Miss Elizabeth, teacher
Kerwin Patrick, lockman
Kewin Edwin, storekeeper
Kewin Mrs. Francis, wid J., landowner
pow James, storekeeper
Kirkpatrick & McIntyre, storekeepers *
Kirkpatrick William J., of Kirkpatrick
& McIntyre
Kirky Mrs., wid Peter
Kirky William, laborer
Knox John, carpenter
Lagrow Peter, shoemaker
Lally Francis, shoemaker
Lalond Francois, shoemaker
Lalonde Alexander, laborer
Lalonde Lesperance, laborer
Langevin Venas, carpenter
Laplante —, laborer
Lapraik David, dyer
Lebeau Joseph, laborer
Leclair Myles, laborer
Lewis John W,, barber
Liddell David, storekeeper
Lightbody Robert, laborer
| Lightbody Thomas, laborer
Little James, baker
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE ©O., John
Bergin, agent
Loney John, watchman
LYNCH REV, MICHAEL, R. catholic
Lynskey Thomas J., agent G.T.R.
Macdonald —, clerk
Macdonald Angus, M.D.
Macdonald Alexander E., chief clerk in
deputy clerk of Crown’s office
MACDONALD HON. J. SANDFIELD,
M.P., attorney general for Ontario
MACDONALD & MACLENNAN, bar-
risters, attornies and solicitors in
chancery
MACDONALD R. G., grain merchant
and wood contractor
Macdonald Roderick, M.D., secreta
treasurer for county, deputy cler
of the crown
MACDONELLD. A., general merchant
Macfarlane Archibald, of Archibald
Macfarlane & Co,
Macfarlane Arch., & Co., storekeepers '
Macfarlane Robert W., of Archibald
McFarlane & Co,
i
i
eta Re tr
Cor-Cor
Mack William, grist and flour mill
Mackercher Colin, teacher
Maclennan Donald B., barrister
Maclennan John B., barrister
Macphee John, hardware
McArthur A, G., grocer
McAteer’ Henry
McAteer James, hotelkeeper
McCallum Hugh, jun., carpenter
McCallum Hugh, sen., carpenter
McCartin Daniel, laborer
McCracken Alexander
McCracken David, butcher
McCracken David, jun., butcher
McConnell Alexander, laborer
McCort Owen, laborer
McCutcheon James, shoemaker
McCutcheon Robert, land owner
McDonald Alexander B., cabinetmaker
McDonald Archibald, laborer
McDonald D. A., superintendent Corn- |
wall canal
McDonald Daniel, carriagemaker
McDonald Donald, bailiff, carriagemaker
McDonald Donald, tavernkeeper
McDonald Duncan, carpenter
McDonald George, of G. & D. MeDonald
McDonald Hugh, grocer
McDonald Laughlin, land owner
McDonald Miss Cecilia, milliner
McDonald Miss Helen, teacher
McDonald Miss Sarah, dressmaker
McDonald Mrs. Annie, wid Angus
McDonald Mrs. Duncan
McDonald Mrs. Mary, wid Angus
McDonald Mrs. William
McDonell Alexander, hotelkeeper
McDonell Angus, coroner
McDonell Angus, & Co., grocers
McDonell Donald, deputy sheriff
McDonell Donald, of G. & D. McDonell
McDonell George, of G, & D. McDonell
McDONELLU G. & D., general store
McDonell James, tailor
McDonell James A., gaoler
McDonell John, hotelkeeper
McDONELL RANALD,
Commercial hotel
McDOUGALL JOHN §S.,
boots and shoes, leather, hides
harness
McDow!l William, contractor
McEniry Michael, hotelkeeper
McGuire James, laborer
McIntosh Peter, carpenter
MeIntyre Daniel E,, sheriff
McIntyre John, of Kirkpatrick &
McIntyre
McKENZIE J. B., proprietor Dominion
hall
McKnight Samuel, potter
McLEAN ALEXANDER, proprietor,
papuaner and printer of the Free-
nolder
proprietor
dealer in
and
DOMINION 290 DIRECTORY
Marchand Olivier, painter
Marcou Frangois, laborer
Martin & Co., paper mill
Martin Patrick, papermaker
Martin Robert, lockman
Mason Peter, mason
Masson Francois, blacksmith
Masterson Lachlan, clerk Ottawa hotel
Mattice Corydon J., of Mattice & Sons
Mattice Gregor, of Mattice & Sons
| Mattice William, of Mattice & Sons
MATTICE WILLIAM, & SONS, general
store
Mellersh Charles, bookkeeper
| Mellersh Mrs. Charles, dressmaker
| Miner Jolin, harnessmaker
Minor Pierre, saddler
Miller Miss Anne, boarding house
| Miltimore John, grocer ——
| MONTREAL = ‘TELEGRAPH
William Hollister, agent
Moore Charles, blacksmith
| Moore John, farmer
Morisett John, foundry
| Mossey Thomas
| Mossie David, land owner
Mulhern Patrick G., teacher
| Mullaney Angus, boatman
| Mullany Mrs, Ann
| Mullin Charles, laborer
| Munroe Duncan, clerk
| Munro Mrs. Archibald, dressmaker
; Murchison Hugh, clerk
| Murchison Murdoch, saddler
| Murphy Simon, laborer
Murphy Thomas, laborer
Myers Tobias, hotelkeeper
Nadeau Abraham, clock repairer
O'Brien John, laborer
| Orr Matthew, lockman
| Orton Oliver H., wheelwright
| OTTAWA HOTEL, William H. Dunkin |
| proprietor
| Pagé Eusebe, millwright
| Palmer Mrs. Caroline W., wid Robert
| Park William M., watchmaker
!PATTON VEN. ARCHDEACON,
| HENRY, D.C.L., Rector of Cornwall |
| Pearcy Alexander, spinner
| Pendergrast Mrs, Nancy, wid Thomas
| Perkins Samuel, tanner
Phelan James A., paymaster and col-
lector of tolls and officer of Customs,
| Phelan Thomas, laborer
| Phillips William C., carpenter
| Pininger Henry, operator
| Pitts Mrs. Hiram
| Pocock George W., hatter
| Poirier Jean Baptiste, laborer
| Poirier Pierre, laborer
| Pollock Samuel, chief constable
| Poole Charles, solicitor and deputy
clerk of the Peace
Porteus William, carpenter
|
McLEAN COLONEL ALEXANDER] Potter George
McLEAN NEIL, agent Bank of Mon-
treal, Mercantile Insurance Co., and
collector Inland revenue ~
McLelian Norman, bookseller
McLennan Duncan, contractor
McLennan Miss Catherine, boarding |
house
McLennan Roderick, shoemaker
McLeod Angus, blacksmith
McLeod William, car inspector G.T.R.
McMahon Thomas, of Davy & McMahon
McMartin Duncan, gaol turnkey
McMillan Donald, general store
McMullen Alexander, lockman
Madden Thomas, tavernkeeper
Madden W. T., hotelkeeper
Mahon Bryan, laborer
Mahon Terence J., operator G.T.R.
Malone Angus, laborer
Premo Joseph, grocer
| Pringle Geo., M.D., chemist and drug-
| gist
| Pringle Jacob F., judge County court
Rattray Charles, M.D.
Richardson William, woolstapler
| Ridley James, carpenter
Riviére Jean, shoemaker
| Riviere Joseph, laborer
Roach Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John
Robertson George, laborer G.T.R.
Robidoux George, woodman G.T.R.
Robinson Charles, laborer
Robinson James, lockman
Robinson William, carpenter
ROSS ALEX. P., carriagemaker, sad-
dler, and coal dealer
ROSS & DINGWALL, | barristens,
attornies, and solicitors in Chancery
CO,, |
Ross Mrs. Eliz., wid Gordon, milling
Ross William, of Ross & Dingwall
Runions Gordon, potter
Scarbeau Pierre laborer
Sharkey John, cabinetmaker
Sinnger Henry, carpenter
Skeith Isaac, carpenter
| Skeith John, druggist
| Skeith John, tin and hardware
Skeith John, sen., tinworker
Smart John, agent for Inland Nay
tion Co.
| gation Co., and G.W.R., and
| livery stables
; Smart Mrs. Helen, wid James
| Smith Daniel D., ALD, druggist —
; Smith Henry, laborer
SMYTH ROBERT, manufacturer of gy
dealer in boots and shoes, hj
leather and findings, and agent f
the Lockman & Wanzer sewing
chines
Snetsinger John, carpenter
Snetsinger Miss Rachel, teacher
| Soper F., dentist
| Speck John, laborer
Stafford Alexander, tailor
Stafford Charles, bricklayer
| Stiles Homer, blacksmith
| Stone James C., operator GT.
; Sullivan Daniel J., painter
| Tackaberry William, lockmaster
| Talbot Angus, carpenter
| Talbot John W., carpenter
Tallon James, laborer
| Thérault —, gardener
| Tiver Joseph, laborer
| Tobin James, lockman
TURNER NELSON, general hardy
store and broker
Urquhart rev. Hugh, D.D., ch of Se
| land
| Van Arsdale Isaac H., of Flack & V4
Arsdale
Van Alstine John, bake.
| Vankoughnet hon. Philip, arbitratori
Dominion
| Vincent Joseph, rail repairer GTR
| Wade Mrs, Elispy Ann, wid Willian
| Wagner Adam, hotelkeeper
| Wagner William J., watchmaker
Walker William, laborer
Ward Timothy, shoemaker
| WARRINGTON WILLIAM, grocer
| boots and shoes, crockery and b
ware
WARWICK JOHN, manager Coro
Woollen Manufacturing Co.
| Watson James P., secretary Com
Woollen Manufacturing Co.
| Watson Robert, tailor ;
| WEAGANT HERMAN G,, L.DS
Weber Henry W., photographer
| Whitford William, laborer
Whithers William, wool sorter
| Wildon Thomas, tailor
Wilson David, baker
| Wilson Thomas, laborer
Wood George ©., postmaster, (ol
registrar
| Worsley John, shoemaker
| Wylie Mrs, Robert
| Young Thomas, fuller ;
| CORUNNA—A village on_ the rt
Clair, township of Moore, county of!
ton, Cordwood and country prodit
ford the principal trade here.
from sarnta, the county town, a sali
the Grand Trunk, and terminus ¢,
London and Sarnia branch of th
Western railways, 6 miles, fare a.
daily, Population about 200.
Baxter John, tailor
Benner Robert, sailor
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| Smart J. F., agent for Canadian Nay
Central railway, and proprietar 4
NTARIO, |
anett John, la!
‘own James, tes
wn William, |
hambers John
hislett John, sh
omptois Albert,
orunna hotel,Pa
lis Henry, mar’
ilbert William,
reening George.
avers John, bute
hes James W,
kson Joseph, t1
bck Edward, ash
emmis Thomas, |
e(C'rea Norman, |
Gill John, farm
Kay Mrs, Bella
Neil John, shiy
ler Henry J, pr
ram Henry, ga
TELLET REV.
R. catholic
attie William, e¢
brier James, farn
octer George, ca
octer James, des
octer Mirza, farn
ill Robert, |
ehards Peter
wrt William, M.]
Ruley Lawrence,
iby Christophe:
Vlor James, dock
lor John, wood
hin Patrick, prop:
id Andrew, car
lice James
é John, blac
Joseph, fe
WOLD-A
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fe Wellington, Gre
2 mile fre 8]
les. Maitd ily.
erson William,
toa Charles frurt
ton Richard, fart
James, sch
ch Hugh, farm
Joha, firm’
Adam, furn
mer Alexander, o
Co,
ser Alexander, &
4 ig! school tt
espe John, tari
1 William Boney:
3 Thomas, farme
H Alexander, post)
tharles, fart
8 Thomas, fir
n rev, George
h Samuel R.
pent
8 William, farme
son Allan, farn|
Robert, farmer
James, school
im Daniel W, la
N ohn, farmer
h illiam, farme
chorn Edward, fa
Hams Nathan, farr
m Wellington, b
* Also Called Boltd
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ee See COULSON; txt oration tne | Herron Tomas un, fame
3 & Dingwall own James, teacher Distant from Orillia, a steamboat landing | y Srren Mes. El aah th wid Robert
ad rn William, teacher on Lake Couchiching, 11 miles, from | Manary Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Rober
ROF hambers John W., farmer Barrie, a station of the Northern rail.) MeCrimon John
tnaker islet John, shoemaker way, 20 miles. Mail daily. pile William, aia fuctory and farmer
nter tois Albert, grocer : ker E : _ Ronson George, farmer
er ~- hotel, Patrick Tobin, proprietor Sed rotor, ean | Ronson Thomas B., farmer
i lis Henry, mariner Baker Joseph, farmet | Ronson William, farmer
hardware Fibert William, weaver Ball John, farmer H Sandham John, farmer f
worker reening George, laborer Beaton Archibald, farmer | Sayles Edwin, innkeeper ‘
or Toland Navig vers John, butcher Bell James, farmer Stiziker Richard, farmer
i } ghes James W., dealer Bell Thomas farmer | Tisdale George, farmer
yr Canadian Nay ison Joseph, tailor Gamnichael Dugald Pnivenen | Tisdale Lot, jun,, farmer
WR, and Michigy k Edward, ashery Cooke James Samar ' Tisdale mat sen., farmer
and proprietor mmis Thomas, laborer Coulson James, postmaster Tisdale Nic iolas, farmer
; Crea Norman, laborer Coulson William, millwright | Twiee Brancis, sarhicees .
id James, Gill John, farmer Dissette George, farmer | White Thomas, storekeeper
D., druggist Kay Mrs, Bella ia Dissette John, farmer | Wilson James, lumberman
Neil John, shipbuil det Dougall James, miller | COVERLE Y--A settlemontin the town-
nanufacture df ller Henry J., postmaster, dealer Douglas William, farmer | ship of Bentinck, county of Grey, Dis-
and shoes, bie nrsam Henry, gardener Edgerton William, farmer | tant from Durham 16 miles, from Col-
ngs, and agent TELLET REV. FERDINAND O.J.,| Beroli Alexander, carpenter lingwood, the terminus of the Northern
Vanzer sewing m catholic Racan John. fart 1 railway, 60 miles, from Owen Sound, the
aitie William, carpenter gan vonn, : ner county town, 25 miles. Mail bi-weekly,
rpenter he Same, faritier Gill John, miller Population about 280.
prier urme leorge oke tiene
chel, teacher octer George, carpenter Hunt George, storekeeper | Cronan John, farmer
Hunt William, blacksmith : ; .
ag, dealer ’ ‘ . | Cotter Cornelius, farmer
octer James, dealer Juadhope John, cooper and shingle maker C lius,
? cter Mirza, farmer | a tang aa be ah A _» | Grant James, postmaster, farmer
, tailor hantrill Robert, farmer ! joven farmer and lumber Mersinger David, farmer
ricklayer chards Peter | Savinous Joseph, fiamer Parker Charles, farmer
‘smith ott William, M.D. Gent Will. iy : Quirk Michael, farmer
erator G.T.R. nley Lawrence, wood dealer Te y Willia ae aches Sheikler John, farmer
painter aby Christopher, blacksmith ie PAE ist Bsa and Taylor James, farmer
vlor James, dock owner ven Gee: fren | Welsh John, farmer
ylor John, wood dealer
n, lockmastet
venter
° “. y! 1 aga Woodrow Archibald, laborer lcowa L—A small village in the town-
ATPeM ter 4 Patrick,proprietor Corunna hotel | Wantes William, farmer ship of Southwold, county of Elgin. Dis-
rer , nee carpenter tant from Longwood, a station of the
ner we James . *COULSON’S CORNERS—A small) ‘ireat Western railway, 9 miles, Mail
rer allace John, blacksmith village in the howaehip of West Gwillim- | weekly. Population about 30.
man pison Joseph, farmer bury, county of Simcoe. Distant from | [phitson John, farmer
N, general hardy Bradford, a station of the Northern rail- | . re, i
: TIWOLD—A post office station in way, 3} miles, from Toronto 42 miles, McBride Neal, postmaster
te township of Minto, county of Wel- Popwation about 70, McDougal James, school teacher
gion, Distant from Elora, a station of : ‘ ‘ ,| Wade Francis, tavernkeeper
ie Wellington, Grey and Brace railway, | Bowman Thoinas, proprietor Farmers |
: miles fre $1: from Hamilton 70} inn CRAIGHURST-A village on the Pene-
Malt daily, Population about 175. | Corcoran William, blacksmith | tanguishene road, township of Medonte,
rh, D.D., ch of St
t.. of Flack ‘y
: vais Bh en Ivans S +}. tarmer county of Simcoe, _Distant from Barrie,
terson William, farmer dang a a «| & station of the Northern railway, 12
tor Charles. farmer armers inn, Thomas Bowman, proprie- | jyiles, fare 60c. ; from Toronto 76 miles.
ton Richard, farmer tor - ; | Mail daily. Population about 150.
istic James, school trustee, farmer | Fisher William, farmer; Bishop William, farmer
rroch Hugh, farmer Mannell James, waggonmaker Casey Michael, storekeeper
elkeeper roch Jol, farmer McFee Matthew, farmer | Care John, teamster
, watchmaker glas Adam, firmer Sutherlaid Hector, blacksmith Carr William, teamster
borer er Alexander, of Alexander Fraser | Towaley A. B. | Caston Aaron, carpenter
Ta rrocet C 7 Wooks Robert, farmer | Caston George, teamster
serch ser Alexander, & Co., storekeepers |. 7, s s ; Caston Marmaduke, farmer
cocker tt MP cod rte armen | COURERAND ATRL IMnRERE: | Chg Act, farmer
Hespie John, farmer : tant from Tilsonburg 6 miles, from Inger- | Craig John,J.P., postmaster, clerk Divi-
William Henry, farmer soll, astation of the Great Western rail- gion court
3 Thomas, farmer way, 19 miles, from Simcoe, the county Craig Thomas, farmer
Alexander, postmaster ean 4 Weed Mail tri-weokly. Popa | Gna: Thomas, jun., farmer
plies Charles, farmer Mer sere! | Craig William, student
hes Thomas, farmer Blakely Hamilton, carpenter | Crawford James, saw mill
ples William, councillor, farmer Brown Alfred E., farmer | Crosby Benjamin, sawyer
bake. ;
Philip, arbitrator
i} repairer GTR.
Ann, wid Willian
Y, manager Cort
cturing C0.
secretary Cot
eturing Co.
ilor :
[AN G,, LDS.
photographer Aniniel Donald, farmer Burnett William, lumberman | Daley Mrs. Margaret, wid James, pro-
laborer Anniel John, farmer Byerlay Abraham, laborer prietress Farmers’ inn
wool sorter biciera Alexander, farmer’ Connor Thomas, innkeeper Farmers’ inn, Mrs. Margaret Daley *
ilor Bache Alexander-C,, farmer Cowan Albert, storekeeper proprietress
er lop Archibald, saw and lath mill | Cowan James, saw mill, and farmer Ford James, laborer
bosee rr Gel Cutting Stephen, carpenter Frawley Patrick, shoemaker
postmaster, ¢ n tev. George, Presbyterian Daugherty Isaiah, school teacher Frith George, whee'wright
h Samuel R., pumpmaker and | Dean Perez, township treasurer, farmer | Gladstane Thomas,
maker tpenter Flaherty William, tailor Gladstane William, storekeeper
8 N illiam, farmer Garnett George, laborer Hamilton John, farmer
ler da tson Allan, farmer Garnett William, farmer on Hanly John, M.D.
lage on bat Robert, farmer Harris Chs.8.,postmaster, commissioner | Hayes James, blacksmith
bioore, cout ell James, school trustee, farmer in B. R., clerk of 4th Division court, | Healey George, farmer
nd cou ein Daniel W., laborer general store Hodges Thomas, blacksmith
re.
tra 8 ae farmer Heiminch B., blacksmith Johnston Joseph, saw mill
William, farmer Herron John ©. H., township clerk | Kiel Anson, edger
ota Edward, farmer shoemaker Laing Alexander
pout 200. eats, farmer * Herron Samuel, farmer, carpenter Laing John, blacksmith
" * Wellington, blacksmith *The post office is at Deerhurst. McCall Mrs., wid Edward
ilor * Also called Bolton's Corners, + Formerly called Middleton Centre. McDonald Patrick, laborer
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McKay Dugald, teacher May H., framer and carpenter CRAN WORTH-—A post office REE ne
McLean John, saw mill May John, farmer in the township of Burgess, couy county of Sime
Morrison Mrs, Charlotte, wid James | May Thomas, farvver Leeds aka athe Ralig in lumber and |
Morrison William, carpenter Newman John, farmer 15 miles, Mail weekly, Uttawa rally, A Co. _ ners
Richardson Alexander, farmer Oliver Robert, farmer f [hei ‘hom |
Rush Joseph, carpenter Petrie Alexander, school teacher Jones Peter, postmaster from Nottawas
Snider George, sawyer Pipper Stephen, farmer Joynt Joseph, farmer Collingwood bh
Swann Joseph, constable Rathburn William Henry, farmer McKenny John, farmer ponto 3 miles,
Thornton John, wheelwright Scales William, farmer Polk N., farmer aR tian
Varty Christopher, tavernkeeper Simpson John, farmer Taffy Geer, mill owner ; “A James, |
Whittaker George, teamster Simson James, farmer Toner John, farmer “ Tamiaacn
Wicher rev. John W., Wesleyan Smith Edward, farmer Toner Joseph, grocer dita MM 5
¥ Smith Thomas, farmer Willas S., farmer seg igh
CRAIGLEITH-—A village at the foot | ro mncng Sige asey Win., Wa
ofthe Blue Mountain, on Craigley Bay, Torrance James, farmer CRAWFOR A smith
Lake Huron, township of Collingwood, Townsend Ralph, farmer ‘township of Bentinck end luson Oliver, t
county of Grey, The Blue Mountain is | Wood Thomas, farmer Distant from Latona 7 miles, ftom Daamopeland John,
the highest ground in Ontario, being Wright John G., farmer l i Yolli fi
mn Fr 1am 11 miles, from Collingwood, th re Thor
about 1500 feet above the level of the sea. minus of the Northern railway, 30 ml cag dee 7
There are excellent stone quarries around | CRAIGVALE—A emall village in the| from Owen Sound, the cor
=A . é ' b ’ ] anty ’
Cral leith, pres fishing is to be had in| township of Innisfil, county of Simcoe.| miles. Mail bi-weekly. Populations ‘ ack Thomas B
the Bay. Distant from Collingwood, the) Distant from Bramley, a station of the| 80, nsheeth Thon
terminus of the Northern railway, 7| Northern railway, 4 miles, from Toronto r pster rev, Will
ae soak ba Oe omens, 60 miles, Mail daily, Population about100. sndaetcn Gots, farmer F Christian, 6
’ Ss. J - 2 A yle Willi Ss amaker F : ’
Population about 80, Bell Charles A., postmaster, storekeeper Ocatts Arpt ed ne alloway sa
Armstrong Joseph, laborer rate oe waggonmaker Coutts Charles, farmer speigioae
Bowie Neil. farmer surger John S., saw mill agent Coutts John, farmer ane 10K. |
Brown Hugh farmer Evans Daniel, blacksmith Honess Stephen farmer esple Miss Fl
Brown James, farmer Fisher Charles, butcher McDonald John, blacksmith pesiig a vaN
Brooks William, farmer rang Had Hewat = McDonald Ronald, farmer eg by
Campbell Alexander, farmer MeC oe ss WBEC) OAS LOL McQuarrie Lauchlin, farmer ‘acAnona: da
Campbell Charles, farmer Mi dea Tt Robert G., tailor McRae Donald, farmer Fee areal “th
Campbell Dougall, farmer antes James, carpenter McRae Hector, postmaster Fnayfand J ober
Cook George, laborer Marling Henry, laborer Orr Samuel, farme pneyford Josep
xCOrge, le : Maneer S ‘I. blacksmith EE WAINUG!, TAL? wie Henry, tit
Cook Mrs. Harriet, wid Allan, tavern | {eer Samuel, blacksmit Small Edward, farmer tehtneon
Doherty George, farmer : Newborn Walter, cooper White James, farmer aula: ent
Fleming Alexander, farmer Ough Richard, M.D. , ine Thomas, 3
Flemi 8 Ewiiiew, farme Reynold John, laborer i lly William, h
ae hi toe hace Reynold Bowman, hotelk CREDITON— A village in the townd tchen Thomas,
Fleming Andrew G., postmaster veyn 2owman, hotelkeeper of Stephen, county of Huron, . Ditat say]
Fleming Henry, farmer Stewart Mathew, laborer from Lucan, a station of the Grand Trunl rk of oli la
tiny “lp i Vanevery Samuel, farmer railway, 14 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Pop ay John, sto
Martin Thomas, farmer J ’ : lation about 100, Donald Micha
McCaffrey Gilbert, farmer CRAN i rey
. BROOK—A village near a : salar Donald rev, D
McLeod D., farmer branch of Maitland river, township of pete oa Bersease . Manus George
Stephens Richard, farmer Grey, county of Huron, It contains a | Baker William, pumpmaker Nab Archibal
Wright Miss Margaret, school teacher good limestone quarry, excellent water | Brown Charles, shoemaker ‘ks Thom: a
eee nower, German Methodist, Lutheran, | Campbell George W., M.D. pre sHomas, Lc
CRAIGSHOLME—A rising village in sible christian and Presbyterian churches. | Clemens John, hotelkeeper Her Joseph, bu
the township of Garafraxa, county of| There is a steam shingie mill one mile] Gjerk James, harness Mk . INTREAL TE]
Wellington. Distant from Fergus, a sta- from the village. Distant from Ainley- OLX J AMNes, Harnessmakel » photo:
4
“turer
tion of the Great Western railway, 8} ville 5 miles, from Seaforth, a station of } Coghlin Timothy, township treasunt
miles, from Toronto 70 miles, Mail tri-| the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the | Davis Michael, hotelkeeper
weekly. Population about 300. Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 50c. | Edit —, of Switzer & Edit aS0n John, h
Bailey George, farmer Mail semi-weekly, Population about 260. | Pijber Jacob, joiner nile Lie
Bailey William, farmer Armstrong William, waggonmaker Foster Samuel, teacher Bay reson
Barker rev. R., Congregationalist Beatle George, limeburner Loyd & Aleo, cabinetmakers saben ato
Bishop John, jun., farmer Calder James, steam shingle mill Marriott W., butcher ele Robert. hl;
Bishop Thomas, farmer Cameron Robert, blacksmith Mellin Henry, tailor therland Aleen
Bodie Alexander, farmer Copeland John ©, Murlock Julius, waggonmaker therland Daniel
Bowley Jesse, farmer CRANBROOK HOTEL, James Tuck, | Parsons & Elber, dealers vlor rev. C., Me
Boyle William, farmer proprietor Parsons John, postmaster lor Thoma’, 1k
Burnett John, farmer Dames William, proprietor Gambrinus | Plumpp John, shoemaker bwhsend Willian
Chisholm Thomas, school teacher inn, and butcher Pres Simon, hotelkeeper _ bwnshend Geare
Cook Morris, farmer Ferguson rev. Juhn, Presbyterian Schmitt Michacl, blacksmith AttG. M.. waow
Craig Murdoch, postmaster, storekeeper | Gambrinus inn, William Dames, pro- | Schneider William, furniture dealer ebb Alonzo, lity
Depen Peter, blacksmith prietor Schwitzer Charles, butcher bb John aby ”
Forester James, farmer Gordon John, laborer * Switzer —, of Switzer & Edit Bleox Elijah, bu
Gallaghar Robert, farmer Hicks James, shoemaker Switzer & Edit, grist mill illcox Samuel 4
Gibson Donald, farmer Hunter Alexander, conveyancer, com-| Thomas rev. OC. A., Evangelical met : :
Gibson James, farmer missioner &c. dist . North iarrabice
Gillespie Robert, farmer Hunter Francis, carpenter Trevethic John, blacksmith Brard. Distant troz
panee, a station
Way, 18 miles, }
Hon about 200,
Gulley John, blacksmith Leadbeater Thomes, assistant postmas- | Walker John, harness maker if
Hendersoi Simon, farmer ter, township treasurer, storekeeper | White Robert, cooper a
Hutchinson James, farmer Lusher Charles, shoemaker
4 ts re 1 = ace atin
Jeffrey Peter, farmer McKay William, mason c REEK BANK —A sel Pall ‘sh Henry, cary
Keys George, farmer McNair Alexander, school teacher Pilkington, county of Wellington, Dis yee W,, |
Laybourne Edward, farmer McNeil Donald, blacksmith from Alma 8 miles, from Elora, 4st ey oaeph, jun
‘Lester George, farmer Schesser rev. John, German methodist} ofthe Wellington, Grey ae ee ul qoeeph ohn
McGill Archibald, farmer , Seale George, cooper wey 14 Natty ada 25e. Mail daly. ey John J., far
McKeag William, farmer ; Stevenson Miss, milliner BUON RROUE Sy ae captain (
McKee Thomas, farmer Stevenson William, blacksmith Bunt Thomas, joiner son James G., |
McLelland George, farmer Slemmons Samuel, farmer Carpenter Amasa, blacksmith fee Samuel Ww.
McLelland Nelson, farmer Switzer & Sons, wheelwrights Ferguson Peter, weaver Like thomas, fi
McLelland Robert, farmer Tuck Isaac J., bookkeeper Fisher John, farmer ‘tes illiam, fa
Marshall William, farmer TUCK JAMES, proprietor Cranbrook | Fisher Samuel, farmer nike omas L
Martin Peter S., farmer hotel Graham James, postmaster, g™ “a a M,, ca
Masson Charles, blacksmith Tuck Robert, clerk store fam torge, M.1
Masson Francis, farmer Wuodriff Daniel, farmer Miller Jacob, hotelkeeper and
[PRoviNe:
RE —A flourishing village on | Germain George R., storekeeper CROSSHILL—A small village in the
—A post office state BEEN oR ewnship of Nottawasaga, | Harrison Archibald’, township of W Lemaggy' county of Water-
of Burgess, ¢ ounty of Simcoe, It has @ large business | Farrison John S., farmer loo. Distant from Berlin, the count
om Smith's Falls 4 in lumber and flour. Montreal Velegraph Harrison Walter tin mer town and @ station of the Grand Trun
Ne and UttawaninpeAallmle Co. has an office here Distant from New 1 alter, railway, 16 miles, fare 75¢e, Mail daily.
ekly, Lowell, a station of the Northern rallway, een iva, iene Population about 150,
Sunnidale station 6 miles, | Harrison William A., carpenter 6: ray
aster pee ctaweenee station 8 miles, from | Hicks William H. lel, Barber captain William, farmer
ner Collingwood harbor 16 miles, from To-| trate Henry, farmer Bird Benjamin, painter :
wefh : tonto 85 miles, Mail daily, Population yy Boyd rev, James, Presbyterian
about 30),
pyle William, laborer
wn James, laborer
Huff Solomon, farmer re ,
: ampbell J. B., farmer
Hulbart Secree P., farmer Clegtiorn Mrs. Sarah, wid W. W., pro-
McLaughlin Robert, carpenter prietress Union hotel
wn James, pumpmaker Miller Robcrt, fisherman Coutts William, farmer
arlton Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John Murney John H., farmer F Egleston Robert, farmer
lacey Wm,, waggonmaker and black. | Plews William, inspector of fisheries Feather rev, Thomas, Wesleyan
wher
T
cer
; Power Ecward, farmer Yai .
th s ower Baward, Glaister George, farmer
A small “phat Dawan Caan ; iste ge,
inck, soln eeal uson Oliver, mason sad Sectge oat - Glaister John, farmer
ona 7 miles, from ppeland John, farmer rinyea John, lighthouse Glaister William, farmer
1 Collingwood, the tg dmore Thomas, farmer and constable | Rilance rev, William, Wesleyan
hern railway, £9 ml urrie James, J.P. Snider Tobias, farmer
i, the county town SMM ok Thomas B., M.D. Storms James, jun., farmer
ekly. Populations nsheeth Thomas R Storms James, sen., farmer
ster rev, William R., ch of England | Storms William, farmer
Gutheridge William, farmer
Hastings David, farmer
Hastings William, J.P., commissioner
Q. B., farmer
Hatel Samuel, joiner
farmer ox Christian, cooper Trotter Wellington, farmer Hewitt William, farmer
yemaker alloway Henry, framer Weese Redford C., school teacher Jennings Benjamin, farmer
farmer alloway Thomas, shoemaker Wright Daniel, farmer Kerr Andrew waggonmaker
rmer illespie Alex,, postmaster, storekeeper | Wright Edward, un, farmer Lee John, clerk
er llespie Miss Flora, telegraph operator | Wright Edward W,, J.P., farmer Lee Joseph nurseryinan
armer ening Edward, miller Wright Joseph, fisherman Lee Richard ;
lacksmith raham William, laborer Wright M., blacksmith Leighton William, blacksmith
Wylie John, shoemaker ’
farmer rose Walter, farmer
in, farmer
rmer
stmaster
oT
rmer
nn Angus, constable
sey Samuel, farmer
oneyford Joseph J., farmer
owie Henry, tinsmith
utchinson James, laborer
*CRIEFF—A small place in the town-
ship of Puslinch, county of Wellington,
Distant from Guelph, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, from
Harrisburg 39 miles, from Toronto 60
miles, Mail daily. Population about 50.
McCutcheon James, postmaster, town-
ship treasurer, shoemaker
McCutcheon Robert A.
McCutcheon Robert A., jun., farmer
McKie John A., storekeeper
Manser George
ler vine Thomas, shoemaker
lly William, hotelheeper
tchen Thomas, bootmaker
ckay John, laborer
Kay John, storekeeper
Donald Michael, storekeeper
Donald rev, Duncan, Presbyterian
Manser James
Musser —, blacksmith
Muter P. J, M.D.
Noble Robert, farmer
Oakley George, Queen’s Arms hotel
Sutelitf —, nurseryman
Union hotel, Mrs. Sarah Cleghorn, pro-
Baker Henry, general store
Fraser Alexander, postmaster, farmer
Kercher Jacob, hotelkeeper
Moffatt C., blacksmith
Munro K,, blacksmith
Stewart Hugh, deputy postmaster
village in the town
ty of Huron, «Dist
tion of the Grand Trai
Mail bi-weekly. Po
Manus George C.,’M.D. CRINAN—A small village in the town- rietress
mpmaker Nab Archibald, builder ship of Aldborough, county of Elgin, Dis- | yee yes ;
oemaker “hoe tant from Newbury, a station of the | Woods Mrs., wid Thomas, grocery
cks Thomas, hostler
Her Joseph, butcher
NTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
V., M.D.
sgl Great Western railway, 8 miles, Mail
elkeeper
bi-weekly. Population about 80. * CROTON--A small village in the town-
essmiker
township treasu
elkeeper
r & Edit
or
icher
get W., photographer and woollen
manufacturer
iterson John, harnessmaker
tierson Robert, saddler
udle James, carder
day James, farmer
Baker C. W., farmer
Currie Donald, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Johnston Dunean, farmer
McCallum Angus, farmer
McColl Donald, shoemaker
McKachran Archibald, farmer
ship ot Middleton, county of Norfolk.
Distant from Delhi, a proposed station of
the Canada Air Line railway, 2 miles,
from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles,
from Branttord, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 27 miles. Population about 30,
Barnhart Elias, sawyer
netmakers mith Reuben, storekeeper
tl os Robert, blacksmith
therland Alexander, hotelkeeper
aggonmaker therland Daniel, veterinary surgeon
lealers ylor rev. C., Methodist
tmaster ylor Thomas, laborer
lemaker Wwnsend William, laborer
ceeper Wwashend George, laborer
lacksmith ‘A ati G. M., waggonmaker
, furniture dealer ebb Alonzo, laborer
| butcher ebb John, laborer
McKachran Donald, farmer Cline Oliver, farmer
McIntyre Duncan, postmaster, store- Gerring Joseph, farmer
keeper hs Jaques John, sawyer
McLean James, farmer Lamb John C., carpenter
Stalker Duncan, farmer Lamb John F.. miller
. - y . " :
Stalker Gilbert Lamb Thomas, store and hotel keeper
Stalker James, farmer
Stewart captain Dougal, farmer
y WLAND-—A village in the t -
Stewart Peter, farmer CON i unter: SE Wollecd
ship of Crowland, county of Welland,
° : Distant from Welland, the county town
CROFTON—A small village in thetown-| and a station of the Welland railwa ,3
tzer & Edit ileox Bliig : ; tad 4 he t
U . Hicox Elijah, builder ship of Sophiasburg, county of Prince : * j ) mi ‘ .’
ist mill lleox Samel, laborer Edward. Distant from Picton 6 miles, gure Falle 12 riiles Mall tri-weekly, Po
, Evangelical me RESSY_—A vi : fare 60c, ; from Belleville, a station ot} Puiation about 250
bers Mart Vilage tn the Pad rate he the gate Ni ae ay) 10 miles, } .
: : ‘x, county of Prince Ed-| fare 50c. ail bi-weekly. Population D ict G
acksmith arerd. Distant trom Picton 15 miles, from] about 80. y P : oe meee aaa
, J.P.
ss maker apanee, a station of i T
sat ilway, 18 miles, Mall bi-rockig Pome Calman John, farmer Boardman Luther, postmaster, store-
Hon about 200, Caughey William, farmer keeper and innkeeper
own Henry, carpenter Covert Henry, postmaster, innkeeper | Buchner Henry, J.P., farmer
bwa James W., blacksmith Jinks A., wharfinger Buchner William, reeve, farmer
rey Joseph, jun, farmer Jones Daniel, farmer Cook James, farmer
rey Joseph John, sen., J.P., farmer | Button Peter, carpenter Dean Cyrus & Israel, saw and grist mill
ley John J., farmer ; Moran David, farmer | Dean Cyrus, of C. & I. Dean
meron captain George P. Munro Samuel, councillor Dean Israel, of C. & I. Dean
rson James G., farmer Noxon James, farmer Doan Clark, blacksmith
son Samuel W., postmaster Palmer Genus, farmer Doan Reuben, farmer
son Thomas, farmer Rorrabeck George, farmer Hanagan John, laborer
son William, farmer Rutton Henry, farmer Hanagan Richard, laborer
user nee Thomas L., farmer Salsbury Benaniel, farmer Henderson James, J.P., farmer
postmaster, f° fat ae M.,, carpenter Whitney William, farmer *The post office is at Lynedoch.
eorge, M.D. * Also called Frazerville, + Also called Cook's Mills.
—A_ small place
townships of Pel
of Wellington. D
, from Elora, asi
| Grey and Bruce
‘25¢, Mail daily.
er ;
blacksmith
eaver
br
keeper and farm
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DOMINION 294 DIRECTORY.
Holder Martin, blacksmith
Lemmon John, tannery
Loots Isaac, laborer
Madens William, agent
McArthur Mrs. Margaret, wid
Pratt Benjamin F., jun., tannery
Pratt Benjamin F, sen., farmer
Pratt Clark ©., foreman tannery «
Pratt Smith, laborer
Raymer George A., farmer
Reid Alexander, J.P., farmer
Rock Edward, carpenter
Skinner Hiram, waggonmaker
Skinner James, laborer
Skinner Jesse, waggonmaker
Skinner Wilson, farmer
Vanalstine Mrs. Charity, wid William
Wildgep Henry, shoemaker
Yokom Francis B., farmer
Yokom Robert, farmer
Yokom Titus D., waggonmaker, farmer
Yokom William W., tinsmith
CROYDON—A small village on the
|
river Salmon, township of Camden East,
county of Lennox and Addington, —Dis-
| Waldruff Lemuel, tailor
} Dereham, county of Oxford.
Morrison Hugh, joiner
Morrison John, joiner
Pielow Octab, grocer
Rupert Mrs, B,, milliner
Rupert Peter, miller
Wright James, carriagemaker
Wright John, blacksmith
CULLODEN-—A village onthe Dereham |
and Ingersoll gravel road, township of
Distant
from lugersoll, a station of the Great
Western railway, 11 miles, fare 50¢. ; from
Vort Burwell, on Lake Erie, 18 miles,
from Woodstock, the county town, 20
| iiles, from London 81 miles, Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 200,
Barnes Thomas, cooper
Best Hiram, farmer
Brebner James, saw mill
|
FERGUSON JAMES, M.D,
surgeon and coroner
& Son
Filiatreault Francois,
‘ : carpenter
carriage builder
| Fournier Thomas, carpenter
Faubert Amable, lumber dealer
Faubert Michel, laborer
teacher
Grier Brock, of J. & B, Grier
Grier J. & B., storekeepers and ly
dealers
Grier John, of J. & B. Grier
Grier William, shoemaker
} Agur William, farmer , | Henton Archibald, laborer
Loury rev, Martin, Presbyterian
school
Crawford William, saw mill
Culloden cheese factory, James A.
| James, manager
Darker James, painter
Dugan Alexander, laborer
tant from Napanee the county town and
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
15 miles. Mil tri-weekly, Population
about 100,
Breanlt Miss Maria, school teacher
Campbel Juoseph
Drader John, cooper
File Sidney, laborer
Hamilton Edward, hotelkeeper
Hartin Joseph, farmer
Lynch Francis, blacksmith
McCabe Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, hotel-
keeper
McKeown James, shoemaker
Mendell Carlos, farmer
Murphy Mrs. Eliza, wid Samuel
Wilde Atkinson, carriagemaker
Williams Edwin R., blacksmith
Williams fra, J.P:, postmaster, store-
keeper
Williams John M., saw and grist mill
and woollen factory
CRYSLER—A village on the river Na-
tion, township of Finch, county of Stor-
mont. Distant from Dickinson’s Landing,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
21. miles, from Montreal 92 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 150.
Bingham Charles W., storekeeper
Bradley Henry, farmer
Carrier Gédéon, laborer
Carrier [sidore, laborer
Carrier Louis, joiner
Carrier Thomas, laborer
Cockburn John A., clerk
court
Cook Matthew, miller
Craig Alexander, storekeeper
Crysler George M., school teacher and
attorney
Crysler James H., laborer
CRYSLER JOHN R., lumber merchant,
grist and saw mill
Furney Henry, tavernkeeper
Gagnon Joseph, cooper
Gagnon Mrs. Charles, laundress
Gagnon Philip, farmer
Godard dit Lapointe Joseph, carpenter
4qraham Andrew, merchant
Halliwell rev. J., ch of England
Johnston Hugh, postmaster
Johnstone Edward, storekeeper
Johnstone William, farmer
Kilborn H. A., M.D.
La France Francis, blacksmith
Lepage Jeremie, laborer
McCleave George, farmer
Millar Edward, blacksmith
Millar James, blacksmith
Division
Eliott Isaiah, farmer
Hall John, carpenter
| Heaton Andrew A., harnessmaker
| Herd William, laborer
| Hogarth Isaac, waggonmaker
James James A., man, cheese factory
| Lancaster David H., M.D.
Lane Alexander, farmer
Leever Asa, turner
Livingston William, shoemaker
Lindsay William, shoemaker
Luno George, carpenter
MeArthur Rial, innkeeper
| McArthur Thomas, butcher
McCallum James, M.D.
MecDaniels William, laborer
McDonald Samuel, M.D.
Nickles f., carpenter
Petch James, carpenter
| Phelps David, farmer
| Reid John H., farmer
Richards Charles, ashery
tocket Amos, farmer
Rowden John, laborer
Smart Andrew, farmer
Staples Francis, farmer
Staples Robert, waggonmaker
Taylor Charles, farmer
Lewis Arthur, farmer
MeCallum Archibald, bailiff!
| McLaurin Peter, J P., surveyor
| McRae Dunean, blacksmith’
Major Edward, cooper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COM
ter Dunning, operator
Seguin Geoffroi, blacksmith
Toutloff France!
Waters Charles T’., baker
Watson George, of Burton & Wats
| Wilson William, reeve, storekeeper
| Wilson John, barrister
| Windsor J olin, innkeeper
| Wiseman —, laborer
| Woods James, blacksmith
CUMMINSVILLE—A village is
township of
Distant from Wellington Square, a
tion of the Great Western railv
miles, from Hamilton 14 iniles, fer
from Torouto 34 miles. Mail daily
pulation about 200,
Booth James, laborer
Brown Robert, laborer
Byrne Martin, powdermaker
! Byrnes Dennis, laborer
| Calder William, farmer
| Clark Miss Annie, milliner
| Clark Miss Mary, dressmaker
| Coffee Andrew, powd r maker
| Colclough William, clerk
Corlette Edward, powdermaker
[Province
» Dhysiiy
| Dunning J. Thomas, of G, 6, Durggg
Grammar school, James Lumsden,
Lumsden James, M.A., teacher Gry
, Inukeeper and grove
Nelson, county of Halles)
Arto. |
Neil Henry,
barker Thomas
id John, engl
rannon Jose}
mpson Allan
mpson John,
ringer Danie
jompson Vis
rompson Rol
keeper
al tobert,
rv}
UWNOCK—
township of Nig
Aatogr saw mit
from Fergus, &
Greyand Bruce
from Arthur
Guelph 13 miles}
about 80,
ue
oy
WW
nderson John,
tish hotel, M
in Walter, p
erguson Doug:
ewelling Kim
riffin Michael,
vtehingon & C
ir Thomas, fa
urray Robert,
hinson Willia
James, MI
Francis
ly Robert,
hitely Thomas
URRAN—A VY
Vantagenet, cov
trom Ottawa 44
by steamer SL;
Mail daily in. sy
winter. Popula
1 ty
th
lard Joseph, fi
lard Philippe,
nderson James
aulnes Isidore,
drev, Pa
nette Joach
» John, post
wle T, O., hote
adieux Dosithe
hatelain Etient
ain Josepl
oust Antoine,
elesderniers Je
keeper
De Lasabloniére
Tripp Amos, of
| Tripp Brothers,
Tripp Solomen,
Tripp Brothers
grist and saw mill
of Tripp Brothers
| Crowell Solomon, teamster
De Long Anthony, laborer
Barl A. H., powder manufacturer
Desjardins Mathi
chers Josey
Turner Charles, farmer
Tynan Michael, blacksmith
Warwick Alexander, blacksmith
Williams James, farmer
| Williams Richard, farmer
Williams Richard T., postmaster, store-
keeper
CUMBERLAND—A village on the
river Ottawa, township of Cumberland,
county of Russell. — Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an oflice here, Distant from
Ottawa 16 miles, fare by steamboat 50c. ;
by stage #1; from Montreal 105 miles,
fare $8. Mail daily, Population about
200.
Allan John, shoemaker
Burton David, of Burton & Watson
Burton & Watson, saw mill
Cameron John, clerk of court
Chamberlain William, engineer
Dessaint Théophile, shoemaker
Dunning George, blacksmith
DUNNING GEORGE G., J.P., post-
master, storekeeper, commissioner for
taking affidavits and lumber mer-
chant
Dunning William G., grocer
Dunning W. N., grocer
Ewer John, laborer
Farries George, miller
| Flemming Henry, storekeeper
Fox John, Jaborer
Gartlier James, teamster
Gardener Robert, powdermaker
Grant George, blacksmith |
Greenless John A., blacksmith
Hawkins Harwood G., clerk
Halcro John, tailor
Harris John, farmer
Harris John, laborer
| Hewson George, farmer
Heuson John, miller
| King Thomas, lath maker
| Kirk John, miller
Leslie Thomas, tailor
Little John, clerk
Maltby George, laborer
McGregor William, M.D.
McGregor Donald, farmer
McKay Hamilton, tanner
Morrow Thomas, sawyer
Newell Miss Margaret, dressmaker
Nichol James, millwright
powder mills at Decota
| Fraser Alex, teacher and photograptt!
Olds William E., manager Hamil
Gabriel.
charme Paul,
Dufort Odilon, s:
Dimouchel Ado
Dumouchel Eme
Dumouchel Mau
Vinouchel Pier
Viiprat & Chark
thier Calixte, }
areau Philippe
i¢py Louis, 1
Bordon Camph
brivel Theodor
chapel Louis,
acroix Leandr
fontaine Fra
alonde Jean X
alonde Silvain
dlonde Simeon
ilonde Simon,
HeDonald Neil,
i IeKinnion Rong
Heilleur Alexar
lonette & Gall
lonette Joseph
fonette Pierre,
Portelance Jose
Rochon Antoin
[Proviyee 9
IES, M.D,, physicig
oner
18, Of G. G, Dinpig
Gols, carpentey
carpenter .
umber dealer
borer
ames Lumsden,
& B, Crier
ekeepers and Jurnbee
tL. Grier
emaker
, laborer
, Presbyterian
-A,, teacher Gramy
mer
ald, bailiff
P., surveyor
lacksmith
oper
MEGRAPH COM
erator
lacksmith
nukeeper and grocer
. baker
f Burton & Wats
CEVe, Storekeeper
water ;
ukeeper
rer
cksmith
LEE—A_ village ind
son, county of Halt
‘Hington Square, a
at Western railwar,
lton 14 iniles, fare fe,
laa Mail daily
rer
borer
pdermaker
yorer
rrmer
mulliner
Jressmaker
bwder maker
1, clerk
powdermaker
teamster
laborer
ir manufacturer
i
iiler
storekeeper
er and photograptt!
amster
yowdermaker
‘ksmith
blacksmith
G., clerk
r
or
rmer
r
make
lor
jorer
M.D.
farmer
lanner
wyer
et; dressmaker
right
manager Haul
Decota
PARIO. |
g ‘
Neil Henry, tinsmith
rker Thomas, laborer
eid John, engineer
annon Joseph, pumpmaker
ypson Allan, powdermaker
ppson John, cooper
" ; : i. ¢ r
ringer Daniel, turn
jompson Miss Hether, hotelkeeper
hompson Robert, postmaster, store-
keeper
ance Robert, tanner
WN —A emell villege in the
UMN OCT cho! county of Wellington
Astoam saw mnillis in the vieinity, Distant
from Fergus, a station of the W ellington,
Grovand Brace railyay, Hmiles, fare 2he, ;
from Arthur 7 miles, fare 2Qhe.; from
(Guelph 13imiles, Mail daily. Population
about 80,
jderson John, postmaster, storekeeper
itish hotel, M. Griffin, proprietor
ean Walter, proprietor Red Lion inn
vguson Dougall, blacksmith
Hewelling Kimery, J.P., farmer
riffin Michael. proprietor British hotel
utchingon & Clark, saw mill
wir Thomas, farmer
ueray Robert, waggonmaker
hinson William, J.P., farmer
James, M.P., farmer
ely Francis, blacksmith
hitely Robert, Waggommaker
hitely Thomas, J.P., farmer
URRAN—A village in the township of |
Vantagenet, county of Prescott, Distant
trom Ottawa db miles, fare by stage #2;
by steamer SL; from Montreal 72 miles,
Mail daily in simmer and. trieweekly in
Winter. Population about 130,
lard Joseph, farmer
lard Philippe, laborer
nderson James, J. P., farmer
aulnes Isidore, sexton
rtrand rev, Paul, R. catholic
issonette Joachim
wle John, postmaster, innkeeper
vle T. O., hotelkeeper
adieux Dosithée, storekeeper
hatelain Etienne, farmer
hatelain Joseph, farmer
oust Antoine, laborer
‘lesderniers Jean, M.C., reeve, store-
keeper :
e Lasablouiére Regis, shoemaker
sjardins Mathias, tanner
ters Joseph, laborer
ecaire Gabriel, farmer
ucharme Paul, blacksmith
Dufort Odilon, school teacher
amouehel Adolphe, blacksmith
Pumouchel Emery, farmer
mouchel Maurice, farmer
Vimouchel Pierre, farmer
piprat & Charlebois, merchants
thier Calixte, M.D,
ut Philippe, storekeeper
ariépy Louis, laborer
Bordon Campbell, photographer
bravel Theodore, farmer
whapel Louis, laborer
aeroix Leandre, carriagemaker
fontaine Francois, farmer
dlonde Jean X,
ilonde Silvain, laborer
alonde Simeon, caurriagemaker
alonde Simon, joiner
Donald Neil, blacksmith
@'cKinnon Ronald, innkeeper
eilleur Alexander, baker
Onette & Gallagher, merchants
lonette Joseph, clerk
Monette Pierre, farmer
ortelance Joseph carpenter
Ochon Antoine, farmer
DOMINION 295 DIRECTORY.
Rochon Charles, farmer
Roy Antoine, farmer
Scott rev. Thomas, Presbyterian
Seguin Antoine, laborer
Seguin Paul, blacksmith
Thibault Alfred, tinsmith
DACRE —A small village in the township
of Hrougham, county of Renfrew. Dis-
tant from Sand Point, the terminus of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 80 imiles,
fare $2; from Pembroke 50 miles. Mail
tri-weekly, Popuiation about 3),
Lafleur William, shoemaker
Lowin Samuel, joiner
MeWilliams James, innkeeper
MeWilliams Thomas, postmaster, store-
keeper
Mills James, innkeeper
Morrow John, stineknopir
DALMOUSTE MILLS—A village in
| the townships of Lochiel and Lancaster,
| eounty of Glongaiy, Distant from River
Beoudette, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 383 miles, from Cornwall 80 miles,
from Montreal 70 miles, Mail tri-weekly,
Population about 150,
| Bathurst Mrs, Mary, wid James
Bathurst William, reeve, storekeeper
Solhumeur Alexandre, innkeeper
| Cattanach Angus, J.P., land surveyor,
storekeeper
CHISHOLM WILLIAM,
general store
Ferguson Alexander R., M.D.
Masterson rev, John, R. catholic
MecCuaig Alexander, tanner
McDonald Donald, innkeeper
McDonald John, farmer
| MeGillivray Neil, farmer
| MeIntosh John, carriagemaker
McKay rev. Alexander, ch of Scotland
| McLeod Farquhar, collector, farmer
MeMillan Donald, weaver
| MePhee Mrs. Donald, milliner
| McRae Donald F., blacksmith
McVean John, farmer
MeVean Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Munroe George, farmer
| Munroe John, gunsmith
O'Kavanagh Peter, saddler
| O’Kavanagh Thomas, shoemaker
postmaster, |
*‘DALKEID'SH—A small village in the
township of Lochiel, county of Glen-
gary. Distant from Lancaster, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare
$1.50; from Montreal 60 miles. Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 100.
Anderson rey, W., Baptist
Beaver and Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
of Toronto, John Stewart, agent
Campbell Robert, lumber er
| Carey William, farmer
| Clarke rev. D., Presbyterian
De Guire William, buteher
Fraser Duncan, carpenter
Lassalle Antoine, carpenter
McArthur Hugh, mill owner
McDonell John, shoemaker
McDougall Donald, blacksmith
McDougall Donald, farmer
McGillivray Duncan, farmer
McKinnon Dunean J., farmer
McLennan John, of Robertson & Me-
Lennan
McLennan Jonathan, farmer
MeLennan Miss Harriet, teacher
McPhee Norman, farmer
Robertson & McLennan, storekeepers
Robertson William, of Robertson & Mc-
Lennan
ROBERTSON WILLIAM, J.P., post-
master, grist, saw and carding mills
* Formerly called Robertson’s Mills.
|
Cum-Darn
Stewart John, J.P., agent Beaver and
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Toronto
Stewart William, farmer
Wood Daniel, miller
Wood Peter, miller
DALSTON-—A village in the township of
Vespra, county of Simcoe, Distant from
barrie, the county town and a station of
the Northern railway, 8) miles, fare OCe,;
trom Toronto 72 miles, Mail daily, Popa.
lation about 80,
Addison Thomas, farmer
Clifford Henry, storekeeper
Dalston house, John Mornington, pro-
prietor
Drury John, farmer ’
Hart Charles, blacksmith
Jory John, farmer
Jory Thomas, farmer
Lawson George, postmaster
McLeod Thomas 8., saw mills
Mornington J., proprietor Dalston house
Thomas Joseph, farmer
White Charles, farmer
White James, farmer
White William, farmer
DANFORTH —A post office station in
the township of Scarborough, county of
York, Distant from Scarborough, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3
miles, from Toronto 7 miles, Mail daily,
jates Tra, innkeeper
Bell William, farmer
Brownlee Thomas, J.P., farmer
Burton Ingol, innkeeper
Danley Henry, butcher
Davidson Robert, farmer
Findlay James, farmer
Hogarth Henry, postmaster
Holmes John, blacksmith
Hough Henry, waggonmeker
Palmer James, farmer
Taylor George, farmer
Walton Joseph, farmer
*DARRELL—A post office station in
the township of Chatham, county of Kent
The surrounding country is thickly popu-
lated by a thiiving farming community,
Distant from Chatham, the county town
and a station of the Great Western rail-
way, 7 miles, Mail bi-weekly,
Blackburn William, farmer
Brown Peter, farmer
Burch J., farmer
Burst W., farmer
Cooper George, farmer
Duncan George, farmer
Fisher John P., farmer
Fisher Joho, J.P., farmer
Forsyth Alexander, farmer
Forsyth Joho, farmer
French Anselme, farmer
French Joseph, jun., farmer
Gray Andrew, farmer
Hall Edward, postmaster
Hardy William, shoemaker
Johason John, farmer
Leak William, farmer
McKay Donald, farmer
MeKay James, farmer
MeKerral Hugh, farmer
MeKerral John, farmer
McNaughtea Dunean, farmer
MeNaughten Neil, farmer
MecNaughten Thomas, farmer
MeNielage James, farmer
MeVicar Duncan, J.P., farmer, towaship
treasurer
MeViear Neil, farmer
Merritt John, farmer
Mitchell J. T., farmer
Ramsay James L., farmer
Robertson J. B., farmer
Simpson James, J.P., farmer
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DARTFORD—A «mall village in the
township of Perey, county of Northumber-
land. Distant trom Warkworth 8 miles
from Colborne, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 19 miles, ture 80c, Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 100,
Bailey William, postmaster, tanner
Blake Andrew, farmer
Cunningham Joseph, carpenter
Cunningham Robert, sawyer
Dorland Daniel B., carpenter
Dorland William H., harnessmaker
Humphries John C., farmer
ore George L., storekeeper
Kelly William, mill owner
McCutcheon Hugh, farmer
Smith Nicholas P., blacksmith
Spear James, blacksmith
Spears Peter, mail carrier
Stickle John, farmer
Walker Joseph, cooper
Wicher William, sawyer
Zutelt John, waggonmaker
DAVENPOR'T—A small village in the
township and county of York. It is a)
station of the Northern railway, Montreal
Tolegraph Co, has an office here. Distant
from Toronto 5 miles, Mail daily, Pop-
ulation about 120,
Brown George, farmer
Brown Joseph, potter
Bull Bartle, jun., reeve
Bull Bartle, sen., farmer
Bull John, farmer
Bull Thomas H., barrister
Bull William, waggonmaker
Campbell William, farmer
Clancy John, section master
Cooper George, farmer
Corcoran Michael, laborer
Damp Jolin, contractor
Davidson Thomas, farmer
DeLoury John, laborer
English James, agent G.T.R.
Farley James, gardener
Farr Joseph, butcher
Farr William, farmer
Fimbow Alfred, laborer
Foster James, foreman
Foxwell Albert, farmer
Gilbert James, farmer
Gilbert Thomas, farmer
Green Jos., postmaster, station master
Grogan Edward, laborer
Grogan James, farmer
Hand Edward, laborer
Heyden Francis, hotel
Hugill Joseph, school teacher
Jessop Dudley, farmer
Jordan Timothy, carpenter
Kinsley Thomas, laborer
Lacock John, farmer
Lappin Patrick, farmer
Lindner John, weaver
McCann Anthony, tollkeeper
McNab John, county attorney
Marshall James, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
O’Brien Thomas, laborer
Palmer Thomas, carpenter
Pickering Isaac, farmer
Purtell John, farmer
Robertson Thomas, farmer
Rogers John, church warden
Ross hon. John
Rowntree David, farmer
Royce Allen, farmer
Shields William, farmer
Tervur John, M.D.
Tervur rev. Charles, Methodist
Townsley George, brickmaker
Tuer Thomas, hotel
Wakefield William, farmer
Watt John, farmer
Wood rev. Enoch, Methodist
Wood Wilmot
DOMINION
*DA VIS? CORNERS—A smail village
in the township of Oso, county of Fronte-
nac, Distant from Mabourly 6 miles, from
Verth, a station of the Brockville and
Ottawa railway, 26 miles, Population
about 30,
Armstrong William, farmer
Chambers Henry, farmer
Charlton William, farmer
Cobb Thomas, farmer
Davis Joseph, township treasurer, tav- |
ern keeper
Donnelly Edward, farmer
DAVISVILLE—A village in the town-
ship and county of York, Distant from
Toronto 34 miles, fare lbc, Population
about 2 0.
Anderson York, potter
Bailey Edward, tailor
Baldwin William, J.P.
Bonner William, laborer
Burns John, potter
Chaplin William, commission merchant
Cobb George, laborer
Cook James, proprietor Globe inn
Cooke Robert, storekeeper
Davis Alexander J., potter
Davis Alfred, potter
Davis F, H., merchant
Davis Frederick, farmer
Davis John, postmaster, potter
Davisville hotel, William Littlefield,
proprietor
Dean James, farmer
Dingle John, drover
Duncan Thomas, fir.oer
ElgieThomas, farmer
Farr Albert, butcher
Fisken John, merchant
Gains Albert, farmer
Glancy Michael, laborer
Globe inn, James Cook, proprietor
Hall Thomas, farmer
| Jennings Henry, laborer
| Johnston Mrs. Mary
Knox John, farmer
Lander John
Lawrence Robert, farmer
Lea John, farmer
Lea Richard, farmer
Lea William, farmer
Littlefield William, proprietor Davisville
hotel
Loft Mrs. Ann J., wid Luke, storekeeper
Lynn David, farmer
Lynn Thomas, firmer
McCann L.. vren‘e, laborer
McCarra Fri laborer
McCrea John, vorer
Martin Thomas, artist
Pratt William, farmer
Pringle George, blacksmith
Radford H. B.
Robinson Frederick, butcher
Smith Peter, laborer
Spears Adam, farmer
Taylor James
Taylor James, farmer
Walmesley James, farmer
Welsh Edward, laborer
West James, butcher
Winters Charles, laborer
Woods Arthur, farmer
Zeagman John, storekeeper
Zeagman J., laborer
DAWN MILLS—A small village in the
township of Camden, county of Kent,
electoral division of Bothwell. Distant
from Thamesville, a station of the Great
Western railway, 9 miles, from Chatham
16 miles. Mail daily, Population about 75,
Auger Léon, hoopmaker
Bryden David, blacksmith
*The post office is at Mabourly.
296 DIRECTORY.
[ PRroviner
Chambers William, farmer
Commercial Hotel, William Bec)
proprietor pe
Crafts Isaac, farmer
Crafts William, blacksmith
Fullerton house, Robert Murray
prietor "7
| Galbraith Daniel, M.D,
| Gifford William, farmer
Holmes John, farmer
Hut! Abram, farmer
Huff Daniel, farmer
| Keach Henry, constable, farmer
| Kelly Peter, shoemaker
| Kerr rey, John L., Wesleyan
| McSween William, school teachey
| Murray Robert, proprietor Fullertog
| house
| Pavey James, carpenter
| Prangley Charles, farmer
| Smith James, jun., of Smith & Soy
| Smith James, sen., of Smith & Sop
| Smith Albert, saw and grist mill
Smith & Son, woollen mauufactury
| Smith W,, of Smith & Son
Union hotel, Lewis Williston, proprieyp
| Wallace David, clerk of court
Ward Wm, A.,, postmaster and stp
keeper
| Williston Lewis, proprietor Union hoy
| DAY WOOD ~A small place inthe tm
| ship of Sydenham, county of Grey, Dw
tant from Owen Sound 8 miles, from ty
lingwood, the terminus of the Northen
railway, 33 miles, Mail tri-weekly,
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of Simcoe, 1)
tion of the N
from Toronto
Population abe
sines Mrs, Ma
jiton Willian
home
olson James,
ronan Michae
Duck Robert, fi
regehan Josep)
ambly Jose yh
el John, blac
itherland Hee
indall Joseph,
raveller’s hom
wor
alker Samuel,
Food James, fa
ELAWARE
Thames, ownesl
Middlesex, W
of the surroun
Telegraph Co,
tant from Mou
the Great West
%e.; from Lon
miles, from Stra
from Windsor
Vopulation abo
bbee George, iy
eres Henry W.
guew N., M.D.
arr Walter, tail
lair John, labor
ranton Willian
rettell Thomas
ullen William F
tirger Henry, bl
main Joseph, sto
Isie Robert, cor
inchamp John ¢
itzallan John t
ox Charles J., ¢
rancis Abrahan
Barnet Rothwell
Campbell Donald, farmer, millowner bass John, joine
Challen Samuel, school teacher Boltrey George,
Decan W, E., millowner Brant rev. Georg
DeCew Edmond, J.P., surveyor aut rant William, ¢
farmer all Thomas, ha
DeCew John, butcher Hammond Rands
Dick George, farmer ' Gilbert, fa
Dier Thomas B. postmaster, storekeet Harris James, bu
Fawell Leonard, farmer Hutty Peter, gris
Fawell Thomas, millowner etferes Mrs,
Findlay John C.,, waggonmaker lennings John, b
Foster Anderson, farmer ohnston Henry,
Gill Thomas, farmer lobnstone John,
Hagney Cornelius, cooper irk William, fa
Jack James, steam saw mill nowles John W
Howard John, innkeeper ADD CALYIN
Kindree William, J.P., farmer ship treasurer,
Murray Andrew, farmer awson David, 3
Pethram Richard, shoemaker IVINGSTONE
Reid Jonathan, blacksmith missioner in B,
Rose Alexander, innkeeper livenses, land a
Vanderburgh Andrew, farmer life insurance ¢
Warner William, farmer ockwood Danie
Watson John, carriage builder ckwood Henry
Winramb Alexander, farmer owthain George
. tec eWwen James, |
DEERDOCK—A small place it cFee Ale ’
township of Oso, county of Frontenit shade exander
Distant from Perth, a station of cFee John, farn
Brockville and Ottaw._ railway, Kay Mathias, |
miles fare $4. Mail weekly, Pople alloch John, ca
tion about 25. ARRIAGE LIC
Blakely William, assessor stone, J.P., issu
Burke John, farmer ills Mrs., wid D
Burke Joseph, farmer ONTREAL TE
Burke Richard, farmer Rogers, operat
Burke Robert, farmer ore James, har
Burke William, reeve orris William, J
Butters Pierce, farmer ‘greets James
Warren John, postmaster ulins Charles
| Cameron Abraham 8&,, postmaster
Cameron 8. & A., shoe factory
DE CEWSVILLE-—A small villa
the township of North Cayuga, county
Haldimand. Distant from = Cantieldt
station of the Butfalo and Goderich brand
of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 mile,
stage tri-weekiy, fare 75e ; from Cayyp
the county town, Smiles, Mail tri-weeky
Population about 100,
[ PRovivor op:
ll
farmer ,
William Ecclesia,
ckemith
obert Murray, pi
Dd,
mer
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able, farmer
aker
Vesleyan
sChOOL teacher
‘oprietor Pullertig
nter
armer
f Smith & Son
of Smith & Soy
wud grist mil!
en muauufacturers
1 & Son
Williston, proprietor
rk of court
‘tmaster and stom
»prietor Union hot)
nal) place inthe tore
county of Grey, Die
und 8 miles, from (ub
hinnus of the Northen
Mail tri-weekly.
8,, postmaster
hoe factory
E—A small village
rth Cayuga, countyd
unt from Cautield,4
0 and Goderich brand
nk railway, 9 mile,
re 75e ; from Cayuge
hiles, Mail tri-weekly
W,
umer, millowner
100] teacher
Wher
.. Surveyor aul
er
r
tmaster, storekeeptt
ner
lowner
uggonmaker
rmer
ooper
kaw mill
heper
>., farmer
mer
oemaker
<smith
keeper
Ww, farmer
mer
pe builder
, farmer
small place in t®
unty of Frontenit
, a. station of
ttaw.. railway,
il weekly, Pople
ssor
ARIO. }
—A small village in the
tn her Gwillimburys county
of Simeoe, Distant from Bradford, a sta-
tion of the Northern railway, 6 miles,
from Toronto dmiles, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 75. we
ines Mrs, Mary, wid William, farmer
jton William, proprietor Traveller's
home
olson James, farmer
ronan Michael, farmer
Duck Robert, farmer
regehan Joseph, farmer
lambly Joseph, farmer
el John, blacksmith
therland Hector, blacksmith
indall Joseph, farmer ;
raveller's home, Wm, Bolton, proprie-
tor
alker Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper
Food James, farmer
ELAWARE-—A village on the river
Thames, ownship of Delaware, county of
Middlosex, Wheat is the staple article
of the surrounding country, Montreal
Telegraph Co, hasan office here, Dis-
from Mount Brydges, a station of
Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare
: from London, the county town, 12
miles, from Strathroy, 10 miles, fare 6, ;
from Windsor 18 miles. Mail daily.
Vopulation about 400,
bbee George, carpenter
ores Henry W., farmer
guew N,, M.D,
arr Walter, tailor |
lair John, laborer
ranton William, farmer
rettell Thomas Hy, reeve
uillen William F., J.P.
urger Henry, blacksmith
jain Joseph, storekeeper
lsie Robert, cooper
inchamp John G.R., school teacher
itallan John H., bailiff
ox Charles J., clerk of court
rancis Abraham, M.D, |
Barnet Rothwell, saw mill |
bass John, joiner
podtrey George, J.P., land agent
rant rev. George, Presbyterian
Brant William, farmer
all Thomas, harnessmaker
Hammond Randall C., farmer
arris Gilbert, farmer
arris James, butcher
utty Peter, grist mill
fleres Mrs,
nnings John, butcher
ohnston Henry, J.P., farmer
obnstone John, J.P., township“clerk
irk William, farmer 7
nowles John W., photographer
ADD CALYIN J., postmaster, town-
ship treasurer, general store
awson David, shoemaker
MIVINGSTONE WM.J.P., notary,com-
wissioner in B.R., issuer of marriage
livenses, land and loan agent, fire and
life insurance agent
ickwood Daniel, farmer
rckwood Henry, farmer
Wwthain George, farmer
wackiwen James, farmer
cFee Alexander, laborer
Fee John, farmer
Kay Mathias, innkeeper
alloch John, cabinetmaker
ARRIAGE ICENSES, Wm. Living-
stone, J.P., issuer
ills Mrs., wid Dr.
ONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Fred.
Ogers, Operator
ore James, harnessmaker
orris William, M.D.
ountford James
tillins Charles
| Wells John, blacksmith
DOMINION 297 DIRECTORY.
Nash Ephraim
Newman rev, Edward E., ch of England
Norris John, school teacher
Orr William, farmer
Paine mnie, shoemaker
Parfitt Albion, telegraph operator
Peacock Charles, shoemaker
Phelps Willis, millwright
Portsmouth Peter, storekeeper
Potter George, farmer
Rawlings Henry, gardener
Robertson Charles, shoemaker
ROGERS FREDERICK, agent Mon-
treal Telegraph Co,, storekeeper
Rogers George, farmer
Rogers William 8., builder
Sanagan Lewis 8,, cooper
Seabrook Arthur, farmer, stave manu-
facturer
Seab, ook Sidney, farmer, cattle dealer
Thrower Charles, laborer
Tiffany Albert, farmer
Tupholme Cordley,
brewer
Uptigrove William, of Vanderveer &
Uptigrove
Vail Aaron, brickmaker
Vail John, storekeeper
Vanderveer David, of Vanderveer & Up-
tigrove
Vanderveer &
makers
innkeeper and
Uptigrove, waggon-
Wright George, storekeeper
* DEL'TA—A village on a small stream |
called Mill Creek, which connects upper
and lower Beverley lakes, township of |
Bastard, county of Leeds, Distant trom
Brockville, a tation of the Grand Trunk
railway, 24 miles, fare $1.25; from Kings-
ton 40 miles, Mail daily, Population
about 800,
Ackland James B., blacksmith
Alford George E., blacksmith
Allyn Christopher, marble factory
BARNUM BUSHROD C.,, dealer in dry
goods, hardware, groceries, provisions,
shoes, crockery, &c.
Beckett Robert, carriagemaker
Bell James A., storekeeper
Bell William, J.P.
Bireh Robert, tailor
Bresse Felix, farmer
Bresse M., grocer
Bruce John, mason
Bush Lewis, founder
Bush Miss Adeline, milliner
Bush Philander, shoemaker
Coleman Anson, tanner
Comstock Levy, innkeeper
Conners Mrs. Alice, wid George
Davidson Patrick, carpenter
Denant Roderick E., photographer
DENAUT WALTHER H., postmaster
clerk of Division court, grist mill
owner
Derbyshire J., farmer
Derbyshire Matthew, school teacher
Farrell Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas
Godkin Joseph J., grocer
Hazelton James, cabinetmaker
Hazelton John, shoemaker
HICOCK PHILO, manufacturer caul-
drons, dog powers, ploughs, harrows
and other farming implements
Horton John, carpenter
Howard Alpheus R., M.D.
Imeson Archibald, M.D.
Johnston Mrs. Mary Ann, milliner
Laying William, blacksmith
Low rev. George J., ch of England
Madden John, tanner
Meggs —, blacksmith
MOTT HENRY, hotelkeeper
Quinn Richard, carpenter
* Formely called Beverley.
Der-Dem
Ripley Carr Lee, miller
Robertson William, farmer
Ross Samuel, storekeeper
Russell Jasper H,
Sherwood Mrs. Alexander
SINCLAIR JOHN MeNABB, M.D.
Stevens Israel, pathmaster
Stevens J., farmer
Tompkins George, mason
Warren Mrs, Eliza, wid John
Webb Joseph EH, M.D.
Wells Richard, sailor
Whaley Isaac, J.P., farmer
DEMORESTVILLE—A small village
on the outlet of Fish Lake, townsh P
of Sophiasburg, county of Prince Edward,
Distant from Shannonville,a station ofthe
Grand Lrunk railway, 9 milos, Mail daily.
Population about 800,
Baker William, carpenter
Barton Brothers, waggonmakers
Barton Ira B., of Barton Brothers, town-
ship clerk
Barton James, farmer
Barton Samuel E., township treasurer
and farmer :
Barton Stephen, of Barton Brothers
Barton Thomas, of Barton Brothers
Houlter James, councillor
Boulter Wellington, hop grower
Bowman Cornelius, laborer
Bradshaw James, cooper
Brooks Doras, shoemaker
Brumble Samuel, farmer
Butler Alva, of Butler Brothers
Butler Brothers, carriagemakers
Butler Samuel, of Butler Brothers
Carey Hugh, laborer
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.
CANADA, R. J. MeDonall, agent
Clark Henry B., librarian
Cole William
Collins rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Coolidge Ira, hop grower
Crawford John, deputy reeve
Doyle Martin, laborer
Dunning Geo.,, farmer and hop grower
Dunning Mrs. Ann, wid Lewis
Farrell Patrick, farmer
Ferguson William, butcher
Fisher Joseph, laborer
Foot John W.
Fortier Mrs, Hetty
Gordon Edward, storekeeper
Gordon John, laborer
Greeley A., sheriff
Hamilton Israel, clerk Division court
Hart James, storekeeper
Hart Philip, blacksmith
Hill rey. John, Episcopal methodist
Hill & Mills, blacksmiths
Hill Richard R., of Hill & Mills
Howard Richard, laborer
Howell Randall, farmer
Hunt Samuel, shoemaker
Hyman L., laborer
Joyce Valentine, joiner
Kemp Maitland, shoemaker
Ketcham William P.
Lazier J. N., farmer
Leach Hugh, shoemaker
McDOWALL ROBERT J., of McDowall
& Stortts, postmaster,saw and plaster
mill, dealer in dry goods, groceries,
rovisions, drugs, boots and shoes,
hardware and crockery, fire and life
insurance agent
McDowall & Stortts, fullers and carders,
flour and grist mill
McGinnis George, laborer
McGinnis Robert, laborer
McLaren Alexander, M.D.
McMain —, pump maker
McPaggart Miss Sarah
OF
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Den-Dev
McQuoid Mrs, Christy, wid Francis
McRae W. D., laborer
Mills Thomas, of Hill & Mills
Moore Thomas, M.D., reeve
Morden George, innkeeper
Munro Samuel, councillor
Nixon Kdward R., bailiff
Ontario hall, R. J. McDowall, proprietor
Parks Read, laborer
Pearsall Uriah, blacksmith
Peck Abraham, hop grower
Quin P., laborer
Peck George, laborer
Potter Mrs. Mary, wid William
Roblin Jacob, blacksmith
Ryan Michael, farmer
Smith David, teacher
Smith 8S. M., musician
Smith B., postmaster
Sprague Nostrand, J.P., farmer
Spring Isaac, joiner
Stortts Raphael, of McDowall & Stortts
Thompson Charles, millwright
Turner Luke, laborer
Wannamaker John, joiner
Williams Thomas, veterinary surgeon
Wright Emery D., harnessmaker
Wright James, harnessmaker
DEN BIGHIR—A settlement on the Ad-
dington road, in the township ol Deubigh,
county of Lennox and Addington, Dis-
tant from Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 63 miles. Mail
weekly, Population ‘about 80,
Barch Justane, cabinetmaker
Blakely Alexander, farmer
Crankshaw Henry, farmer
Fritz Edolph, farmer
Cirkey William, farmer
Goddard William, carpenter
Jahnse Augustus, tavernkeeper
Lane Samuel, postmaster
Newman Charles, farmer
Peholky Charles, blacksmith
Peholky Frederick, jun., farmer
Peholky Frederick, sen., cigar manu-
facturer
Petsaul William, wheelwright
Proloff Ruloff, farmer
Raddle Godhart, carpenter
Roderick Joseph, conncillor
DENFIELD-—A small place in the
township of London, county of Mid-
dlesex. Distant from Ailsa Craig, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles,
from Tucan 7 miles, from Lon-
don, the county town, 16 miles. Mail
semi-weekly. Population about 100,
Dormand John. farmer
Freeborn Thomas, farmer
Hetherington Arthur, furmer
Hodgins John, farmer
Matthews Benjamin, J.P., farmer
Matthews William, farmer
slorgan Thomas, farmer
Noyes William, farmer
Parker Edward, shoemaker
Roberts George, farmer
Robson John, farmer
Robson Robert, farmer
Rosser Benjamin H., postmaster, farmer
Rosser Benjamin W., farmer
Rosser John, farmer
Rosser John W., deputy reeve,
Rosser Matthew W., farmer
Rosser Philip, jun., farmer
Rosser Philip, sen., farmer
Rosser Thomas, farmer
Rowland rev. D. W., Baptist
Shipley William, J.P., farmer
Stewart Neil, farmer
Treharne Thomas, farmer
farmer
| DERWENT —A
|
DOMINION 298
*DENISTON— A village in the township
of Hinchinbrooke, county of Frontenac.
Distant from Kingston, the county town,
26 miles, fare 65¢.; from Montreal 190
miles, Mailtri-weekly, Population about
100.
Bartrune William, farmer
Bridgen Samuel, farmer
Clarke William, farmer
Freeman Barnabus C., postmaster
Gilchrist David, farmer
Godfrey Chester, J.P., farmer
Godfrey Warren, farmer
Goodfellow David, county treasurer
Goodfellow James, hotelkeeper
Gray Hugh, farmer
Griffin John, storekeeper
Hamilton John, J.P., farmer and store-
keeper
Howes George, farmer
Howes Thomas, farmer
Ritson George, blacksmith
Sneider Jesse, farmer
Smith Henry, farmer
Steel John, blacksmith
Sults Parker, farmer
Swabrick Henry, hotelkeeper
Vanstine U. C., hotelkeeper
Wilson Mrs. Mary Jane, wid James
DERRY WrSTA~ village in the
township of Lorouto, county of Peel.
Distant from Malton, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 25e. ;
from Brampton, the county town, 3
miles, from Toronto 22 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 100,
Boyd Mrs. Isabel, wid Robert
Creary Jolin, laborer
Derry West hotel, William Wilson, |
proprietor
Golden Johnson, farmer
Goulding Thomas H., farmer
Heyne Jonathan, farmer
Heyne Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Thomas
MeCollum Thomas, storekeeper
Oliver Josiah, farmer
Oliver William J., farmer
Seymour William, laborer
Sutton J., berickmaker
Wilson William, postmaster, proprietor |
Derry West hotel
village on the town
line of Dorchester and Westminster,
township of Westminster, county of Mid-
dlesex, Distant from Dorchester, asta-
tion of the Great
niles, from St Thomas, a station of the
London and Port Stanley railway, 14
miles, from London, the county town, LO |
miles, fare 25¢.
Mail daily.
about 150,
Population
Allen John, farmer
Allen Stephen, farmer
| Brownlee Andrew, farmer
Brownlee John, farmer
Craig James, J.P., farmer
Dibb John, farmer
Dibb Mitchell, farmer
Dibb Richard, farmer
Dibb William, farmer
Dodds Andrew, farme:
Groat Edward, farmer
Hoyt Miles, farmer
Jackson Cornelius, farmer
Kernohan William, farmer
Keys Henry, farmer
Sanderson William, farmer
Tibbitts A., waggonmaker
Waterland Edward, blacksmith
Weldon Joseph, farmer
Willsey Michael, farmer
Willsie Louis G., postmaster and store-
keeper
Wilson Horatio, farmer
*Also called Piccadilly,
DIRECTORY.
Western railway, 7 |
| township of Sullivas, county or
. . we $ nf
Distant from Kilsyth 11 miles, fromqee
Sound, the county town, 18 miles Ae
Collingwood, the terminus of thy Wi
} ernrailway, 58 miles. Mail Dicwean
Barss Richard C., waggonmaker
| Hilts George, carpenter
| Johnson Henry, innkeeper
Smith George, postmaster, storek
Turner Robert, blacksmith
DESMON BDA village in the to
of Camden East, county of Lennox gp
Addington. Distant from Nap _
station of the Grand Trunk rai u
miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population abo
200,
WTiship
Ambury William, laborer
Bell David P., farmer
sel] John, farmer
) Cell Mrs. Crissey, wid Fraser
Ball Philip, farmer
Bell Stewart, farmer
Brass Matthew, farmer
Doyle John, farmer
Garrison George, farmer
Irvine William, storekeeper, po
Johnson Silas, farmer
Patterson John, farmer
Patterson Samuel, farmer
Pureell Edward, farmer
Rittan Samuel, jun., carpentei
Rittan Samuel, sen., farmer
Rose Richard, farmer
| Shepherd Francis, laborer
Simmons John, farmer
| Simmons Philip, farmer
Sproule Joseph, farmer
Stewart Allen, farmer
Stewart Israel, farmer
Switzer Cephas, farmer
Switzer David, farmer
Switzer John, farmer
Switzer John H., J.P., farmer
Switzer Lorenzo, farmer
| Switzer Luke, farmer
Switzer Mark, farmer
Switzer Philip, farmer
Switzer William B., farmer
Switzer William W., farmer
DEUX RIVIERES—A sina! pl
the river Ottawa, township of Clara. i
trict of Nipissing. Tere is a portage
two miles to overcome the rapids, The
mail route between Les Joachiz bY
| Mattawa lies through Deux fir fh
Distant from Mattawa 24 miles,
Rapide des Joachims 30 miles, from t
| Joachims, nearest steamboat na it
point, 28 miles, fare Si; from ts
Point, the terminus of the Brockville ait
Ottawa ra'lway, 125 miles, fare $0. }
weekly, Population about 39,
Sell David, of Bell & White om
| Bell & White, saw mill owners, lune
merchants
Lapensée Joseph, farmer
| Larose O., farmer
| MeDonald W., tavernkeeper
| Ranson R., postmaster, taverl
and stage owner
| White A. T., of Bell & White
| DEVIEZES—A small place on the
line of Nissouri and London, township
London, county of Middlesex. Dist
from Granton, a starion of the 6m
Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Loni
the county town, 17 miles. Mail Di-weetl
| Population about 100.
|
| Armstrong Wesley, farmer
| Baker Henry, storekeeper
| Begg William, farmer
| Bisbee George, farmer
| Bisbee James, farmer
| Bisbee Reuben, farmer
Taster
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| DESBOROUGH-A sinal DCO i th
centr
DyrARIo. |
Bulyea Frede|
Blliott Frane
‘liott John,
Fitzgerald J
Pletcher Cale
Fletcher Hen
BHovbs James,
Hughes John,
Hughes Thon
Lyons George
McKenney Jo
Mic Millan Joh
oon Francis
mn Willia
inson Ge
gney Henry
Poung Joseph}
EVON--A \
Usborne andj}
Distant trom |
Trunk railway
St Mary’s 181
tion about 80.
Bissett Thoma
rown H, C.,
‘ookman rey.
udmore Will
WREENWAY
reeve, de
provisions, b
&C,
umsden Sam]
rolity Chester
Rodgers Jame
Septimus Hoge
Valker Andre
valker James,
Ward Thomas,
rebber George
DEXTER-—A
ship of Yarmoy
taut from Por
the London a
i. miles, Ma
about 60,
nnstrong Wil
g iss }
her Benjami
Fisher Clement
ordyee Orland
eWis Simon, fi
cLean Jobn,
il i} Riehar
ry Kdward,
Nelson,
ker Rodney.
ker William
Platton John, t
Prefler John, eo
Sprague Isane, |
4 i \ Isaa
ansickles [saa
Fansickles Joh
DIAMOND —
shipot Fitzroy,
in grain the “pr
from Paekenha
i le and Otta’
de; from Ott
Weekly, Popul
r
lerson Geore
(d Ceorge, fi
urd John, jun
ind John, sen
tird Samuel, fi
tind William,
ITIZENS INS
NADA, R. W.
ole Walter, bls
Tanston Rober
aly John, farn
Ulford William
ilchrist Samue
ourley Willian
[ Provinop op
ee
[—A small place jy
Vai, county of {
thi miles, from Qt
‘town, 18 mil
erminus of the a
eS. Mail bi-weekly
Waggonmaker
enter
nkeeper
tmaster, storekee
cksmith
ptr
Hage in the township
yunty of Lennox apf
ant from Napanea, 4
nd Trunk railway y
‘kly. Population ahaa
laborer
ner
wid Fraser
ey
rmer
r
farmer
rekeeper, postinadte
ner
rmer
, firmer
umer
1, carpenter
1, farmer
ner
laborer
mer
rmer
rmer
mer
mer
wrmer
mer
er
P., farmer
armer
er
ver
mer
farmer
., farmer
ES—A small place
ownship of Clara, dé
Here is a portage
ome the raids, The
n Les Joachim aut
lough Deux Riviert
ttawa 2f miles, {roa
ims 30 miles, from De
steamboat navi
fare Si; from Si
sof the Bro
5 miles, fare $b. Ml
yn about 39,
& White
mill owners, lune
armer
ornkeeper ;
aster, tavernkeept
1 & White
1 place on the tm)
1 London, townships
f Middlesex. Distt
starion of the &
miles, from Lovit
miles, Mail bi-we
00,
, farmer
keeper
mer
ner
er
mer
DNTARIO. |
pulyea Frederick, farmer
lliott Francis, farmer
‘liott John, farmer
Fitzgerald John, farmer
mletcher Caleb, farmer
letcher Henry farmer
bbs dames, farmer
Hughes John, farmer
Hughes Thomas, farmer
,yons George, farmer
Kenney Jolin, farmer
MicMilan John, farmer
oon Francis, farmer
‘elson William, blacksmith
Parkinson George, farmer
BRicney Henry, postmaster, storekeeper
{, Noung Joseph, farmer
SOHEVON-—A village in the townships of
sborne andjStephen, county ot liuron,
Distant from Lucan, astation ofthe Grand
Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare Ste,: from
St Mary’s IS miles. Mail daily, Popula-
tion about 80.
Bissett Thomas, farmer
brown H, C., teacher
‘ookman rey. Christopher, Wesleyan
udmore William, blacksmith
IREENWAY THOMAS, postmaster,
reeve, dealer in dry goods, groce “es,
provisions, boots and shoes, clothing,
&e.
umsden Samuel, shoemaker
rouity Chester, iownship clerk
Rodgers James, farmer
optimus Hogarth, farmer
valker Andrew, farmer
Walker James, farmer
Ward Thomas, waggonmaker
Yebber George, shoemaker
DEXTER —A small village in the town-
shipof Yarmouth, county of E’gin. Dis |}
taut from Port Stanley, the terminus of
the London and Port Stanley railway,
di} miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population
about 60,
nostrong William, farmer
ghell Miss Margaret, school teacher
her Benjamin, farmer
Fisher Clement, farmer
ordyee Orlando, farmer
ewis Sinion, farmer
feLean John, joiner
illman Richard, farmer
p lward, farmer
arker Nelson, postmaster, blacksmith
Parker Rodney, shoemaker
Parker William, farmer
Platton John, tavernkeeper
Prefler John, eooper
ue Isane, farmer
's Isaac, jun, farmer
kle saac, sen., farmer
ckles John, farmer
DIAMOND —A village in the town-
shipot Fitzroy, county of Carleton. Traftic
Mgrain the principal business, Dist:
from Packenham, a station of the Br
ville and Ottawa railway, 9 miles,
de; from Ottawa 28 miles. Mail
Weekly, Population about 150,
nde rson George, farmer and carpenier
aird George, farmer
Baird Jolin, jun., farmer
wird John, sen., farmer
aird Somuel, farmer
tied William, farmer
ITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CA-
NADA, R. Walker, ji
Yn Walker, jun. agent
ole Walter, blacksmith ae
Minston Robert, carpenter
atly John, farmer
DOMINION
ulford William, farmer
christ Samuel, weaver
ourley William, farmer
Green Thomas
Hodgins Benjamin
Hodgins Thomas, farmer
Howard Thomas, farmer and carpenter
Humphries George, farmer
Loughlen Thomas, farmer
Loughlen William, farmer
MeMillen John, farmer
Matingly Joseph, shoemaker
Mooney Benjamin, farmer
Mooney James, farmer
Moore ‘Thomas, farmer
Stevenson James, farmer
Stevenson Samuel, farmer
Walker Robert, jun., farmer, general
trader, agent Citizens Insurance Co,
of Canada
Walker Robert, sen., farmer
Young Joseph, carpenter, &e.
Young Samuel, farmer
DICKINSONSS LANDING—A vil-
lage at the head of the Cornwall canal,
township of Osnabruck, county of Stor-
mont, Itisaport of entry, A steamer
plies between here and Ogdensburgh, stop-
ping at intermediate ports, and several
of the Montreal, Kingston and Hamilton
steamers call at this place daily. Mon-
treal Telegraph Co. has en ofliee here, and
there is a station of the Grand ‘Trunk
railway amile from the village, Distant
from Cornwall 12 miles, from Montreal 77
miles, fure $2; from Kingston 94 miles,
Mail daily, Population about 300,
| Brown William, farmer
Bullock captain Robert, millowner
Carey PLP. carriagemaker
Cass Rdward, lockmaster
| Clarke Prank, pilot
| Clarke Patrick, teacher
Cochran William, weaver
COLQUHOUN WILLIAM, M.P.P.,
general store
Cyriel Archibald, clerk of court
Dawson Asaph, saddler
Dawson Franeis, tauner
Dawson John, tanner
Haman Nicholas, farmer
Fisher & Latrace, carriagemakers
Mlanegan captain Robert
Forbes Peter, clerk
Gafney Lawrence, lockman
HANES WILLIAM W., proprietor. of
St Lawrence hotel, aud ticket agent
Hutchins James, tinsmith
Johnston Thomas, buteher
Latran W., bailiff
Love Moses, cooper
Maxwell Francis B., lumber dealer
McMullen John, tailor
MoNATRN JOHN N., cabinetmaker
MeQuillan Robert, shoemaker
McQuillan Willam, shoemaker
Miller William B., cabinetmaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPIL CO, Chs.
Wagner, agent
Parker John, painter
Ransom David, grocer
Ryan Edward, trader
ST LAWRENCE HOTEL, William W,
Hanes, proprietor
Stoneburner Mrs. Elizabeth A., wid
William, milliner
Stoneburner William, lighthouse keeper
Stuart James, storekeeper
Stuart John, mason
WAGNER CHARLES, — postmaster,
storckeeper, agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co,
Wagner William H., M.D.
Warren Henry, trader
Waterman Mrs, Catherine, wid Wm.,
hotelkeeper
Weart Jehiel, wheelwright
299 DIRECTORY.
Dev-Dix:
*DIXIE—A village in the township ot
‘Toronto, county of Veel, Distant from
Brampton, the county town, 12 miles, from
Port Credit, a station of the Great West-
ern railway, 5 miles,from Toronto 14 miles,
fare 37jc, Mail duly. Population about
150.
' . .
| Baheriel Isaac, farmer
| Baheriel Thomas, farmer
Bell John, waggonmaker
| Bemrose William, laborer
Farmer's hotel, Frank McKenney, pro-
prietor
Frost John, proprietor Sydenham hotel!
Gould John, farmer
Haines J., farmer
Harmon Amos, laborer
Hawkins John, J.P.
Heiry Matthew, laborer
Honey Michael, constable
Johnston John, waggonmaker
Kennedy John, posimaster, storekeeper
Libby Benjamin, farmer
Libby Matthew, farmer
McKenney Frank, proprietor Farmer's
hotel
McMaster Thomas, laborer
Pallett Thomas, farmer
Porter William, leborer
Roadhouse Nehemiah, blacksmith
Scoot Joseph, farmer
Sharp Jolin, laborer
Silverthorne Joseph N., farmer
Stanticld Thomas, farmer
Sydenham hotel, John Frost, proprietor
Thrue James, laborer
Watts Nicholas, carpenter
Wilcox Amos, farmer
Wilson John
| Wilson Samuel, shoemaker
Young Samuel, shoemaker
| DIXON'S CORNERS—A village in the
} township of Matilda, county of Dundas
Distant from Matilda, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 7 moles, from
Montreal 99 miles, ~ Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100,
Ault William, farmer
Bowen Charles, threshing mill maker
Brinston Thomas, storekeeper
Brouse George J., J.P., farmer
Coad William, wheelwright
Crobar Matthew, shoemaker
Dixon Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Adam J
Doyle Cornelius, constable
Driscoll William, J.P., farmer
| Fader Rufus, blacksmith
Gibson Charles, shoemaker
Graham Noble, farmer
Hamilton William, trader
Harkness John, M.D,
Harkness Robert, farmer
Johnston Richard, councillor
| Lock Richard, tavernkeeper
MeAmond rey, Ernest W., Episcopal
methodist
| MeCuaig Henry, storekeeper, potash
maker ,
MeNally Thomas, teacher
Meade rev. John, R. catholic
Powell William, tavernkeeper
toss Alva, farmer
Salter William, shoemaker
Shaver Alonzo, wheelwright
Thompson David, treasurer municipal
council
Thompson George, farmer
Thompson Mrs. Mahela
White rev, William, Presbyterian
Whittaker George 8., storekeeper
Williams rev. William H., Wesleyan* 4
Wood William, postma:ter and store-
keeper
* Formerly called Sydenham,
ph a EMR
Dos-Dor
DOBBINTON—A small village in the
township of Ellerslie, county of Bruce
Distant from Inverary, 5 miles, from
Paisley 10 miles, from Walkerton, the
county town, 20 miles, Mail weekly.
Population about 40,
Callaghan Patrick, farmer
Dobbin James, postmaster, farmer
Dobbin John, farmer
Dobbin William, farmer
Foster Hugh, farmer
Foster James, farmer
DOGS NEST—A small village in the
township of Woodhouse, county of Nor-
folk. Distant from Port Dover, on Lake
Erie, 2 miles, from Simcoe, the county
town, 10 miles, from Caledonia, a station
of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of
the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, fare
$1.25. Population about 30,
Balsbey John, farmer
Collins B., pedlar
Hammond William, farmer
Lowry George, farmer
Lowry John, carpenter
McFell captain Joseph
McWade John, innkeeper
Mitchell Alexander, farmer
Mitchell George, innkeeper
Moore Charles, farmer
Ross Alexander, butcher
Smith Cornelius, farmer
Tucker Frederick, farmer
Watts John, farmer
Watts William, farmer
Weatherly Patrick, farmer
Winton Oliver
DOLLA R—A small village in the town-
ship of Markham, county of York. Dis-
tant from Richmond Hill, a station of
the Northern railway, 9 miles, from Mark-
ham, a station of the Toronto and Nipis-
sing railway, 8} miles, from Toronto 16
miles. Mail daily. Population about 35.
Bennett John, farmer
Boynton T., farmer
Couch William, carpenter
Gowe George, farmer
Herron Mrs. Agnes, wid. postmistress
Laggett Samuel, blacksmith
Leek Jonah, farmer
Newlove William, bootmaker
Smith William, farmer
Van Horn Frederick, farmer
Van Horn George, farmer
Van Horn William, farmer
+DON—A station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way situated by a river of thesame name,
at the east end of Toronto, county of York.
The city gaol, a handsome stone structure,
is located at Don mount, about one mile
from the station. The majority of the res-
idents in this district are within the cor-
poration of Toronto, the others are in the
township of York. Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an office here. Distant from
Lesliel mile, from Union station, Toronto
2 miles. Population about 150,
Averiss Henry, laborer
Barrett William, carter, Melinda
Bedloy Thomas, laborer
. Booth Samuel, carpenter, Kingston road
Booth William, butcher, Kingston road
Bright John, crier County court, King-
ston road
Bright William, cabinetmaker, King-
ston road
Buckner Charles, laborer, Munroe
Butterick Charles F., draughtsman,
Melinda
Carter Joseph, carpenter
Cassidy William, gaoler, Melinda
eS et William R., machinist, Melin-
a
* The post office is at Port Dover.
t The post office is at Leslie or Toronto,
DOMINION
Coulter John, wood turner, Old mill
road
Coulter Robert, laborer
Crapper James, chief engineer Toronto
gaol, Danforth road
Curtis Cornelius, tollkeeper, Danforth
road
Defries Richard
Elliott Mrs, Susannah, wid Edward,
Danforth road
Fletcher J. W., of Blake, Kerr & Boyd,
Danforth road
Foley Patrick, cabinetmaker
Fuller Richard, carpenter, Munroe
Gibson John, labover
Griffith Robert, steward gaol, Dan-
forth road
Hamilton James, laborer
Heinrich Tobias, hide and skin dealer,
cor King and River
Hewitt James, carpenter, Melinda
Hewitt Mrs. Catherine,wid Christopher,
Old mill road
Hewitt Robert B., laborer, Old mill
road
Hewitt Thomas, laborer, Old mill road
Hewitt William, gardener, Old mill road
Hodgson William, carpenter, Munroe
Hogg John, postmaster
Holland Edward, butcher,
road
Hugill George, laborer, Kingston road
Hunt Robert, carpenter, Munroe
Kelley Henry, laborer, Kingston road
Kelly William, butcher, Kingston road
Langley Benjamin, post office clerk,
Danforth road
LeFiguer Thomas, laborer, Munroe
Leveths James, laborer, Kingston road
Lewis William, plumber
Maber Thomas, station master G.T.R.
McKenna John, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morley Robert, shoemaker, Munroe
Mosegrove Richard, laborer
Murphy Mrs. Mary
Nixon Thomas, hide and wool dealer
Oliver R. R., silver spoon manufactu-
rer, Kingston road
Parry Robert, cattle dealer, Danforth
road
Parry William E., cattle dealer, Dan-
forth road
Patterson Robert, laborer
Paul Rembler,veterinary surgeon
Pearce William, plasterer, Old mill road
Pearson Thomas, broommaker
Quinn Patrick, laborer, Kingston road
Radford Joseph, pensioner
Reid Joseph, bricklayer
Richards James, machinist
Robertson Robt, matchmaker, Melinda
Robinson Wm., laborer, Kingston road
Ross Alex., tollkeeper, Kingston road
Saunders William, boat builder
Smith Miss Lucey, Danforth road
Smith Miss Mary Jane, Danforth road
Sparks James, seaman, Old mill road
Suter Walter J., carpenter
Thompson John, builder, Kingston road
Toronto gaol, G, L. Allan, governor ;
Thomas McKenny, deputy governor ;
Samuel Beattie, Ist turnkey ; William
Kingston
300 DIRECTORY.
Cassidy, 2nd nado Solomon Cas-
sidy, 3rd turnkey; W.P. Crawford,
4th turnkey ; William Clark, 5th turn-
key; Robert Griffith, clerk; James
Crapper, chief engineer
Toverick John, porter, Melinda
Turner James, laborer, Melinda
Vine William, butcher, Danforth road
Wellington George, carpenter, Munroe
Whitesides Arthur, brickmaker, King-
ston road
[Province wr
DNTARIO. |
DOON—A «mall village on the (j
river, township and county of Waterloo,
It was formerly a station of the Berliy
and Preston branch of the Grand T
railway, but the running of trains On thi
branch has been discontinued Dist
from Preston, a station 0° the Great We
tern railway, 4 miles, from Borlin the
county town, 5 miles; from Toronto
miles. Mail daily. Population about li
itchell Josep
Neil James,
Partlow Willi:
Robbins John,
Rogers James,
Routledge Rot
Reott William,
Bwarts John, f
Venston Josep
Filson Williat
Airth James
Airth John Scott, laborer
Allan William
Atkinson James, teamster
Beck Frederick, farmer
Burkholder Samuel, carpenter
Byers John, shoemaker
Chapman John, miller
Comer John, mason
Craig Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress
Davidson Henry, brickmaker
Donaldson Henry, cooper
Eby —, of Eby & Snyder
Eby & Snyder, flax manufacturers
Graham William, weaver
Henderson William, weaver
Jamieson David, tavernkeeper
Marshall William, carpenter
Miller Robert, laborer
Mitchell Alexander, blacksmith
Mulloy Nelson, M.D.
Pedder Joshua, carpenter
Perine Joseph, twine, cordage and ran
manufacturer
Rees Henry, teacher
Schofield James, weaver
Sizer C. O., manufacturer of cords ani
tassels
Slee Thomas, postmaster, bricklayer
Snyder —, of Eby & Snyder
Stewart David, miller
Stickbey Henry, farmer
Vipond John
Walker James, tailor
Whitaker Henry, store and hotelkeepe
Wildfang Michael, laborer
DORA N-—A small place in the townsi
of Bathurst, county of Lanark. Distat
from Perth, a station of the Brockvilk
and Ottawa railway, 15 miles, Mail daily
Population about 20.
the vic
miles,
Trunk railway
Stratford 20 m1
ulation about |
ity.
from Be
onnolly Thon
Jotton James,
Deitz —, hotelk
atchne John,
Rose John, coo
Snider & Swin
nill
Bnider George,
ells George, ¥
DORNOCH-.
townships of
Oxford, count
from Ingersoll
Western railw:
stock, the cou
London 18 mile
Jation about 50,
Bobier Joshua, |
Bott Francis, fia
Bott George, far
ampbell Jas.,
Dunbar Patrick,
ilchrist John,
ittle John, fary
fartin Lorenzo
HcDonald John
cDonald Mrs,
cDonald Robe
Alexander,
Mrs. Fanny
Sutherland Johi
Butherland Joh
putherland L., f
Dickson William, innkeeper
Doran William, postmaster, mill owt
and storekeeper
Mathews H. ©., miller
* DORCHESTER STATION-3
small village in the township of Nor
Dorchester, county of Middlesex. Itit
station of the Great Western rails,
Good water privilege here, Distant fro
Londen, the county town, 10 miles, ftoa
Hamilton 66 miles. Mail daily, Pope
lation about 200.
Beall James, mason
Cartwright William T., jun. farmer
Cartwright Wm. T., sen., J.P., farme
Chittick Francis, shoemaker
Connor Charles, farmer
Dickey Robert, farmer
Dundas Gustavus, farmer
Eylesworth Daniel P., township clett
Hardy Joseph N., J.P., postmaster
Howett Mrs. Mary, farmer
Huffman Christopher, innkeeper
Hunt Charles, farmer
Hunt James, blacksmith
Hunter Peter, farmer
Johnson Joshua, farmer
Lane James B., farmer
Lawson John, firmer
Lewis Oliver, farmer
McCutcheon James
McCann Ezekiel, farmer
McKay William, farmer :
McLean Robert, saloon G.V/.R. stati
* Formerly called Edwards.
& Bromley,county|
vated position ‘i
and magnificent
miles to the sou
pe was laid
Malloch, Esq., ¢
ofa prosperous §
of first-class wat
railway commur
growth. Montrg
ottice here, D
Miles, from Bon
ofthe Ottawa R
from Pembroke’
4 station of the
railway, 80 mile
from Ottawa 75
lation about 150,
ndrews John T
isson Horace, nr
JLAND THOM
owes James, fi
rers James, fart
AMERON pO
Suer of marriag
goods, hardwe
&e,
BULBERTSON J
ertson, propri
ULBERTSON
Culbertson hoy
war Donald, b]
ergusson Dune
commissioner
[Province op
SRR ic
illage on the
i county of Waterloo,
Station of the Beri,
h of the Grand 7;
ining of trains on thig
{econ tinued, Di:
ion of the Great Wy,
iles, from Berlin, th
les; from Toronto §
Population about wh
aborer
amster
mer
, carpenter
ker
ller
!
h, laundress
ickmaker
‘ooper
nyder
manufacturers
‘eaver
, weaver
vernkeeper
‘arpenter
er
blacksmith
penter
ie, cordage and rin
r
aver
icturer of cords ani
aster, bricklayer
& Snyder
ler
‘mer
yr
ore and hotelkeee
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& STATION-
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of Middlesex. Itt
at Western railmts,
e here, Distant {rom
town, 10 miles, fro
Mail daily, Pope
T., jun., farmer
, sen., J.P., farmet
1oemaker
rmer
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‘armer
P., township cle
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farmer
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led Edwards.
xTARIO. |
itchell Joseph, blacksmith
Neil James, farmer
Partlow William, flour mill
Robbins John, farmer
Rogers James, farmer
Routledge Robert, farmer
Boott William, storekeeper
Rwarts John, farmer
Venston Joseph, station agent
Wilson William, farmer
D NG--A small village in the town-
ors aryborough, Mornington and
Vellesley, counties of Wellington, Perth
i) ; . .
and Waterloo, A steam saw mill is in |
the vicinity. Distant from Glenallan “
miles, from Berlin, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from
Stratford 20 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Pop-
ulation about 50,
onnolly Thomas, blacksmith
otton James, hotelkeeper
Deitz —, hotelkeeper
atchne John, postmaster, carpenter
Rose John, cooper :
Bnider & Swintz, saw and chopping
nill - ;
Bnider George, of Snider & Swintz
ells George, waggonmaker
DORNOCH—A small village in the}
townships of West. Zorra and North
Oxford, county of Oxford. Distant |
from Ingersoll, a station of the Great
Western railway, 4 miles, from Wood-
stock, the county town, 9 miles, from
London 18 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Popu-
lation about 50.
Bobier Joshua, farmer
Bott Francis, farmer
Bott George, farmer
ampbell Jas., postmaster, storekeeper
Dunbar Patrick, innkeeper
ilchrist John, cooper
ittle John, farmer
fartin Lorenzo D., blacksmith
{cDonald John, carpenter
cDonald Mrs. Janet, wid George
cDonald Robert, farmer
Ross Alexander, farmer
Mrs. Fanny, wid William
Butherland John, farmer
Butherland John, laborer
Butherland L., farmer
DOUGL: A village on the north bank
of the Bonnechere River, township of
Bromley,countyot Renfrew. From the ele-
vated position it occupies, an extensive
and magniticent view of the country for | < annie acksmi
niles to the south can be obtained. “This | Hogan Dennis, blac ksmith
pec was laid out 14 years ago by J. G, |
falloch, Esq., county judge. In the midst
ofa prosperous setilement, and possessed
f first-class water privileges,it only wants
ay communication to cause its rapid
growth. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
ofice here, Distant from Renfrew 16
miles, from Bonnechere Point, a landing
ofthe Ottawa River steamers, 25 miles,
from Pembroke 27 miles, from Sand Point,
4 station of the Brockville and Ottawa
railway, 30 miles, from Aylmer 62 miles,
from Ottawa 75 miles, Maildaily. Popu-
lation about 150,
ndrews John T., shoemaker
isson Horace, miller
LAND THOMAS, general merchant
res James, farmer
vers James, farmer
AMERON DONALD, postmaster, is-
suer of marriage licenses, dealer in dry
rods, hardware, groceries, produce,
be
BULBERTSON HOUSE, Thomas Cul-
bertson, proprietor, A
hertson, prom : good house,
ULBERTSON THOMAS, proprietor
Culbertson house
Wwar Donald, blacksmith
“rgusson Duncan, conveyancer and
E commissioner
DOMINION 301 DIRECTORY.
GROVES WILLIAM, hotelkeeper. Ex-
cellent accommodation
McEachen Simon, J.P.
McPherson, William, cooper
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Donald Cam-
eron, issuer
Moore Elias, grist miller
Moore James, innkeeper
Phillip John, carpenter
Ritchie James, blacksmith
Ross J. M., farmer
Serson John, farmer
Shipman W. J., school teacher
Smith Thomas, shoemaker
Steele Thomas, farmer
Young John, laborer
* DOUGLAS — A village on the Grand
river, township of West Garatraxa,
county of Wellington. It contains a grist
and asteam saw mill. Montreal Telegraph
Co, has an office here, Distant from Fer-
gus, a station of the Wellingtov, Grey
and Bruce railway, 8 miles, fare 25c. ; from
Guelph 21 miles, from Toronto 69 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 260.
Alpaugh John, jun., farmer
Alpaugh John, sen., farmer
Armstrong R. 8., miller
Bishop John, auctioneer and farmer
Black Robert J., farmer
Black Samuel, hotelkeeper
Black Thomas, laborer
Blythe William, clerk
Bonner Hector, school teacher
Bradley rev. William, Wesleyan
Brown George, manager for J. Watt
Brown rey. Robert, Congregationalist
Cassidy & Robinson, saw mill owners
Cassidy William, of Cassidy & Robin-
son, township treasurer
Cole Benjamin, head sawyer
Connelly Thomas, fireman
Conner Walter, mail contractor
Cordiner Alexander, miller
Couse Paul, farmer .
Couse Peter, proprietor Victoria house
Currie Duncan, storekeeper
Dobbin John, J.P., reeve, farmer
Douglas hotel, R. D. Little, proprietor
Dyce Alexander, J.P., farmer
Fleming Richard, laborer
Gerrie Peter, jun., farmer
Gerrie Peter, sen., farmer
| Hannah John, sawyer
Hannah Robert, framer
Hill John
Jupp Onslow, waggonmaker
Lightbody Andrew, postmaster, com-
missioner in B.R., agent
Lightbody Gravelle E., thrasher
Lightbody John, M.D.
Little Robt. D., proprietor Douglas hotel
McClanachan James
McDonald James, cooper
McGregor William, blacksmith
Mence Mrs., wid George
Millican rev. William, Presbyterian
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Robinson George, of Cassidy & Robin-
son, contractor
Robinson James, waggonmaker
Rogers William, blacksmith
Roney John, shoemaker
Sargent Cyrus, mail contractor
Sargent Henry, farmer
Smith David, teamster
Smith Henry, grist mill
Smith John, clerk
Strachan Robert, carpenter
Thom John C., M.D.
Thompson Theodore, furmer
Toches William, pump maker
Vallery John, carpenter
* The post office is called Garafraxa,
Dor-Dow-
Victoria house, Peter Couse, proprietor
Ward William, plasterer
Watt J., storekeeper
* DOVER SOUTH-—A small village in
the township of Dover East, county of
Kent. Distant from Chatham, the coun-
ty town and a station of the Great West-
ern railway, 6 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100,
Bechard Joseph, grocer
Sourassa Levi, blacksmith
Campbell Miss Flavie, assistant teacher
DUPRAT REV, CALIXTE M., R. ca-
tholic
Gervais Stanislas, postmaster
Hébert Isidore, blacksmith
McClosky John, teacher
McQuinn Thimothé, teacher
Paré Hilaire, carriagemaker
Peltier Charles, farmer
Robert Alexander, farmer
Thibodeau Joseph, farmer
Tremblay Vital, waggonmaker
DOWNEYVILLE-A small village in
the township of Emily, county of Victoria.
Distant from Omemee, a station of the
Midland railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from
Lindsay, the county town, 8 miles, from
Peterborough 20 miles, from Port Hope
40 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 80.
Coyle rev. Bernard, R. catholic
Dovey John, tavern
Downey Bartholemew, farmer
Fox John, farmer
Hanlon Michael, blacksmith
McCarthy James S., postmaster, shoe-
maker and store
O’Boyle Walter, school teacher
O'Neil Michael, grocer
Powers Michael, farmer
Purdien Simon, blacksmith
Richardson William, tavern
Travers William, blacksmith
DOW NSVIEW-—A small village in the:
township and county of York. Distant
from Weston, a station of the Northern:
railway 1} mile, from Toronto 9 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 200.4 uu
Ashbury Robert, blacksmith
Ashley Matthew, blacksmith
Baker Nathaniel, farmer
Boake Edward, butcher
Boake Edward, sen., farmer
Boake John, farmer
Boake William, farmer
Brakey Isaiah, farmer
Bridgland Clarke B., J.P., farmer
Bridgland James, farmer
Bull Bartholomew, farmer
Bull Bartholomew H., farmer
Bull John P., J.P., farmer
Bull Robert, farmer
Carruthers George, farmer
Carruthers James, farmer
Carruthers Robert, farmer
Clarke John H., farmer
Clarke Robert, J.P., postmaster, farmez
Clarke William, farmer
Coleman Thomas W., waggonmaker
Conway Robert, auctioneer
Duncan William, J.P., farmer
Elliott John, farmer
Goulding John, farmer
Hanna Moses, tollgate keeper
Hugle James, farmer
Jackson George, farmer
Jackson John, farmer
Jackson William, jun., farmer
Jackson William, sen., J.P., farmer
Lennox Joseph, farmer
Leppington Robert, farmer
Littlejohn Samuel, blacksmith
* Sometimes called Paincourt.
ee
Dra-Dre
McCarrol Samuel, blacksmith
McDonald Edmund, farmer
Magee William J., farmer
Robinso1 John, farmer
Sanders Henry, farmer
Sanders William, wag gonmaker
Wardlow Alexander, farmer
Wilson Abraham H., farmer
DRAYTON—A thriving village on the |
Cones‘ogo river, townships of Peel and
Maryborough, north riding of the county
of Wellington It contains grist and
saw mills. The Wellington, Grey and
Bruce railway is now being built to this
place. Distant from Hollin 6 miles,
fare 25ce.; from Elora, a
the Wellington, Grey and Bruce rail-
way, 15 miles, fare 60c.; fom Guelph
25 miles. Mail daily. Population about
500.
Alexander Jolin, butcher
Anderson David
Abel James, railway contractor
Belden George, blacksmith
Bingham John, shoemaker
Bramhall James, carpenter
British hotel, J. L. Harrison, proprie-
tor
Clark John, brickmaker
Clarke James, tinsmith
Clark rev, Latham, Bible christian
Cleihaur Hermann, miller
Cliff Thomas, farrier
Connor ©. W., shoemaker
Dales Edward, farmer
Dales Silas P., general agent
Dales John, farmer
Dales Robert P., pumpmaker
Debel Henry, carpenter
Doane Jacob, inspector of weights and
measures
Dickart George, waggonmaker
Drayton bikery, J. Fisher, proprietor
Drayton hotel, M. Fuch, proprietor
Echlen James, eabinetmaker
Emes Silas P., M.D.
Fischer George, shoemaker
Fisher John, proprietor Drayton bakery
Fawcett Joseph, carpenter
Faweett W.
Foster Robert, butcher
Francis Henry, laborer
Frances J., shoemaker
Fuch Martian, proprietor Deayiun hotel
Gordon John, blavicsmith
Gordon Thomas H., blacksmith
Hambleton 8., farmer
Hambleton W., farmer
Hambley William 8., J.P., farmer
Hamel Henry F., shoemaker
Hamilton Eli
Harrison John L., proprietor
hotel
Hartney Joseph Henry, storekeeper
Hays Alfred, blacksmith
Hubbell Ezra W., butcher
Jones Miss A., milliner
Krauil Mrs. Nora, wid Theodore
Landerken John, J.P., grocer and far-
mer
Love Alexander, farmer
MACDONALD DONALD, clerk Divi-
sion court, issuer of marriage licen-
ses, conveyancer, auctioneer, land,
loan and collecting agent
McKellar L., clerk
British
~<McClenan D., laborer
Mapletoft John, engineman
MARRIAGE LICENSBS, Donald Mac-
donald, issuer
Marshall John, tanner
Marshall Stephen, carriagemaker
Matthews rev. Matthew H., Primitive
methodist
Mayes George, laborer
DOMINION
station of
302
Miller W., laborer
Moodie Alfred, saddler
Munns William, clerk
Murray James, teamster
Murray John, clerk
Noecker Louis L., mason
| Nowry W., grocer
Owens Thomas J., grist and saw mill
Pearson R. P., civil engineer
Richards W., Drayton ashery
Smith Alfred, cooper
Smith Daniel, M.D., drug store
Smith William, cooper
Smith William B., clerk
Srador Christian, mason
Stacy George, school teacher
Swann rev, Matthew, Wesleyan
Swift Henry, currier
Thoman Levi E., tanner
Walker Robert, tailor
Whales H., laborer
Whales John, carpenter
Whitty Jacob, waggonmaker
Whyte John, storekeeper
WORTLEY WILLIAM C., postmaster,
commissioner in B. R., dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
leather, sheepskins, boots and shoes,
&c., tannery, farmer
*‘DIREANEY’S CORNERS-—A small
village on the Governor’s gravel road,
township of North Dorchester, county of
Middlesex. Distant from London, the
county town, 6 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 30.
Archer Henry, blacksmith
Barnes William, farmer
Belton William, farmer
Cadams Charles, farmer
Case John, farmer
Cambell Alexander, farmer
Crosby William, farmer
Dreaney Henry, blacksmith
DREANEY ROBERT, J.P., postmas-
ter, storekeeper, innkeeper and farmer
roddard Robert, brewery
Gorden rev, James, Presbyterian
Howey Burges, farmer
HUESTON SAMUEL, innkeeper
Johnson Joseph, farmer
Northmore John, shoemaker
Quinn Mrs. Jane, wid William
Reid Reuben, farmer
Stothers James, farmer
Weir James, farmer |
Weir John, farmer
Wilson Arthur, J.P., farmer
WILSON MOSES, farmer
Wood Mrs. Maria, wid Gilbert
Young John, farmer
Young Peter, innkeeper
DRESDEN—A _ village on the river
Sydenham, township of Camden, count
of Kent, electoral division of Bothwell,
Lumber and country produce afford the
pee trade, Montreal Telegraph Co.
ias an Office here. Distant from Thames-
ville, a station of the Great Western rail-
way, 14 miles, fare 50c.; from Chatham,
the county town, 18 miles, fare 75c.
Mail daily. Population about 1000.
DIRECTORY.
(HUGHES H.’S,
Campbell Daniel R., of Rush, Virgo s
Son om
Carscallen Rufus C., farmer
Chase Asa, livery stables
| CITY MILLS, Daniel V. Hicks & Bp.
ther, proprietors
Clancey James, grocer
Clancey Michael, lumber dealer
CLARKE SIBREE, druggist, operiy
Montreal Telegraph Co, aN
Jrowell William Harrison
Currie Hugh, wood dealer
| Davies Thomas W.,, tailor
| Dolson Daniel S., grocer
| DRESDEN HOTEL, Joseph Laycoe}
; manager ,
| Edward John, cabinetmaker
| Francis William, boots and shoes
| Graham John M., photographer
| Gray James, grocer
| Hart Thomas, blacksmith
| Hieks Daniel & Samuel, grist mil]
} HICKS DANIEL V., & BROTHER
proprietors of the City mills
Hicks Daniel V., of Daniel V, Hicks &
| Brother
Hicks George, miller
| Hicks Samuel, of Daniel V. Hicks
Brother
Highgate Aaron, teacher
Howard Seth, of Howard & Wann
maker
| Howard & Wannamaker, blacksmith:
Huff Daniel G., grocer
Hughes Alfred, of H.S. Hughes & (o
& CO., post office
dealers in dry goods, groceries, pro-
visions, boots and shoes, &e.
Hughes Horatio, of H. 8. Hughes & Co
Hughes rev. Thomas, ch of England
| Huston Edward, wood dealer
Johnston John H., lumber dealer
Johnston Napoleon, storekeeper
Johnston James H., saw mill
King William, harnessmaker
Kitchen Peter H., storekeeper
Lauzon André, lLamberman
LAYCOCK JOSEPH, manager Dres
den hotel
Leonard John H. L., grocer
| Livingston hotel, Jos. Shaw, proprietor
McINNES THOMAS R., M.D, Cu
chemist, druggist and coroner
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, 8
Clarke, agent
Mooney Michael, storekeeper
Mounteer William, butcher
Rush George B., of Rush, Virgo &C
RUSH, VIRGO & GO., lumber met:
chants, sash and door factory, aud
planing mill
Scott George, storekeeper
Shaw Joseph M., hotel
Scratch John James, farmer
Skelton Francis, tinware
Smith Mrs. Mary, storekeeper
Stacey Nicholas, cabinetmaker
Stevens Jas., town clerk, grain dealer
Terrice Alex., J.P., lumber dealer
Terrice Isaac, tollkeeper
Vauduzer Hiram H., hardware
Virgo William, of Rush, Virgo & Cc.
Adams George, of Bodkin & Adams
Arnold Samuel, cabinetmaker
Bates M. John, wood dealer
Beattie William C., grocer
Benson rev. Charles E., Episcopal
methodist
BODKIN & ADAMS, blacksmiths and
waggonmakers, First prize (1866)
Bodkin William, of Bodkin & Adams
Bunston, John, mill owner
Burkett James, grocer
* The post office is called Crumlin,
Ward James, carpenter
Watson Alexander, dry goods
Watson Cyrenus P., postmaster
Watson David, furniture dealer
Watson John A., proprietor Watson
house
Watson house, John A. Watson, pte
prietor
Watsons Alex., of Webster & Watsots
Webster Isaac, of Webster & Watsons
Webster & Watsons, tanners
Webster William, shoemaker
[ PRovincg or
pn i
WILLISTON I
Dw TARi0. }
Wannamaker
Wannamaker
Yhite William
commission ¢
veyancer, acc
‘ilson John, s
Vindover Pete
Vindover Willi
Winter Hugh E
Vright David,
Wright Joshua,
PROMORE-—
ship of Egremo|
tant from Mou
Owen Sound, 44
aylor Alex., pi
DRUMBO—A
township of Ble
Tre Division ¢
hallof Drumbo
has an offiee he
Buifulo and God
‘Truvk railway.
Iniles, frou b
Stratford 23> m
iniles, from God
Y2miles. Mail da
A!lan Jolin, bak
werican Mereh
J, MeKenzie, a
mstrong Ale
Bailey Mrs. Fant
taker
Bailey William,
Barr Greville E.,
Bisiendorft John
lackburn Willis
joker rey, Thee
Bretz Samuel, ws
Brown Schuyler
ss Francis,
Bulg
BI ames, t
Burgess Jos. L.,
Burgess J. L., & |
apron John B.,
hipman John, t
li George W
fause Stewart,
ochrane Williar
olwell Joseph, «
ox James, of J,
vandell Reuben,
nlite Alexand
owler Stephen,
Bilshy John, tea
Bibions Charles,
bhons George,
Bialiam Allen, fia
ralam John, fa
prives Enoch, lal
all James, farme
all Jolin, farmey
artison George,
enderson Thom
aggarth Miss M:
unter William,
ving Perey, ink
elly Robert, tan
aidlaw Andrew,
aidlaw Robert, {
illico John, farn
Cormick Mrs, .
(KENZIE JAM
and druggist
eQuarrie rey, Hi
ann James, of R
ann Robt, S., J,
ann RS. & Co
farkle Abraham,
arkle Alexander
ARRIAGE LI
Rounds, M.D,, i:
[PRovinog op
|
, of Rush, Virgo’
el V. Hicks & Bro
Aruggist, operate
, Joseph Layeoek
wel, grist mill
Daniel V, Hicks &
daniel V. Hicks &
foward & Wann
iker, blacksmiths
I, S. Hughes & Co
CU,, post office,
ds, groceries, pro
H. S. Hughes & Co
, ch of England
1, manager Dre
Shaw, proprietor
R., M.D, Cu
GRAPH C0, 8
Rush, Virgo & Co
XO., lumber mer
loor factory, ant
ark, grain dealet
h, Virgo & Ce.
oprietor Wats
A. Watson, ple
Lbster & Watsons
bster & Watsons
DyraRio.]
Vannamaker Joseph,
Wannamaker
White William H., grocer ;
NELISTON DANIEL D., auctioneer,
commission and general agent, con-
veyancer, accountant, &e., we.
Wilson John, stave manufacturer
Viudover Peter
Vindover William H., storekeeper
Winter Hugh Edmond, M.D.
Vright David, saw mill
right Joshua, waggonmaker
DROMORE—A small place in the town-
of Egremont, county of Grey, Dis-
taut from Mount Forest 17 miles, from
Owen Sound, 45 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
r Alex., postmaster, farmer
ayior
DRUM BO—A flourishing village in the
township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.
Tre Division court is held in the ‘own
hallof Drumbo. Montieal Telegraph Co.
has an ofiee here, Itis a station of the
Builwo and Goderich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway. Distant from Paris %
miles, frou Brantford 17 miles, from
Stratford 23 miles, from Dunnville 54
iniles, from Goderich 63 miles, trom Buffalo
2 miles. Mail daily. Population about 600.
Allan John, baker
Awerican Merchants Union Express Co.,
J. McKenzie, agent
mstrong Alexander, farmer
maker
Bailey William, watchmaker
t Greville E., cabinetmaker
tendorff John P., tailor
lackburn William
rey, Theophilus, Baptist
Bretz Samuel, waggonmaker
Brown Schuyler D., foundry
Burgess Francis, farmer
James, teamster
Jos. L., of J. L. Burgess & Co.
Burgess J. L., & Co., general store
ameron Hugh, school teacher
apron John B., innkeeper
hipman John, tinsmith
George W., farmer
lause Stewart, laborer
ne William H., harnessmaker
ell Joseph, cooper
pox James, of J. L. Burgess & Co,
windell Reuben, laborer
ite Alexander, mason
Stephen, farmer
Balshy John, teamster
hious Charles, laborer
i bhons George, laborer
pialiam Allen, farmer
Pritam John, farmer
tives Enoch, laborer
all James, farmer
all John, farmer
witison George, shoemaker
enderson Thomas, laborer
aggarth Miss Mary,
unter William, farmer
ving Perey, innkeeper
elly Robert, tanner and harnessmaker
aidlaw Andrew, farmer
widlaw Robert, farmer
illico John, farmer
Cormick Mrs, Julia
KENZIE JAMES, telegraph operator
and druggist
(Quarrie rev, Hector, Presbyterian
Ann James, of R.S, Mann & Co.
ann Robt, S., J.P., of R. S. Mann & Co.
anu R.S., & Co,, general store
arkle Abraham, laborer
farkle Alexander S., waggonmaker
RRIAGE LICENSES, James 8.
Rounds, M.D., issuer
Mrs, Fanny, milliner and dress-
DOMINION 303 DIRECTORY.
eeu a ma i ag I I ca a Saar rs ctr
of Howard & | Miller Mrs. Rebecca, wid Oliver
Dro-Dru
| Dunlop Charles N., farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, J.) Durbam John
McKenzie, operator
Muma Henry, J.P., commissioner in
B.R., farmer, land agent and notary
Muma Nelson, carpenter
Peck Almon, carpenter
Pollock John, baker
| Durham William, observatory
| Ellis Charles, hackman
| Ellis Tom, innkeeper
| England John, photographer
} Watchmaker
| Evans Jolin, innkeeper
and
Robertson Duncan, dry goods, groceries Falconbridge Miss Mary
and crockery
Rogers James, blacksmith
Rounds James B., M.D., of Rounds &
Terryberry, postmaster, issuer
marriage licenses
Rounds & Terryberry, surgeons
Shaw Daniel, carpenter
Smith Alexander, weaver
Smith George W., general store
Smith Richard, innkeeper
Stevenson William, brickmaker
Terryberry Jacob G., of Rounds
Terryberry
Thomson Mrs. Mary, wid David
Tibaudeau John W,, station agent
Tree John B., laborer
Vanderlip William
Watters Henry, farmer
White Mrs. Rachel, wid Joseph
Wilson George, farmer
DRUMMONDVILLE
&
WEST—A
of
| Forbes Mrs. Clara, milliner
| Forbes Nelson
Fralick James D., innkeeper
Fralick Robert, shoemaker
| Fralick Walter, observatory
| Garner & Campbell, tinsmiths, stoves
| Garner Mrs., wid
| Garner Ralph, of Garner & Campbell
| Gavin James, baker
| Green W'lliam, laborer
| Wall Samuel, laborer
Haney Mrs. Margaret, wid Richard
; Hartman Jacob, harnessmaker
| Heath Mrs, Jane
| HENDERSHOT PETER, J.P., dealer in
| groceries, provisions, boots, shoes,
| dry goods, &¢., and insurance agent
| Hendershot Peter, of Hendershot &
,_ Roberts
, Hendershot & Roberts, dry goods
|
| Henry William laborer
village in the township of Stamford, coun. | Horswill Stephen, baker
ty of Welland. It contains two observato
ries, each 74 feet high, whence may be
obtained a magnilicent view ot the
surrounding country, comprising lakes
Ontario and Erie and the Niagara Falls.
Montreal Telegraph Co. las an office here.
Distant from Chiton, a station of the
Erie and Niagara branch of the Great
Western railway, } ainile, from the Fails |
4a mile, from Suspension bridge 2 miles,
from Welland, the county town, 18 miles,
from Hamilton 40 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 1000.
Arnold Mrs. Mary, wid George
Barber Howard, hackman
Barnett colonel Sidney, photographer
Barnett Thomas, clerk
Benson Franklin M., carpenter
Bigger Charles, laborer
Bigger John L., tailor
Bigger George, taxidermist
Blackwell John Harrison, M.D.
Blakslee Calyin A., fruit and provisions
Blankton Thomas, jun., carpenter
Blankton Thomas, sen., carpenter
Boche Adam, painter
Booth James, bird stuffer
Bowman James, jun., shoemaker
Bowman James, sen., carpenter
Brokenshaw Luke, postmaster
Brown Rodolphus
Brundage Carson, blacksmith
Burns Harvey, hackman
Cameron James Y., M.A., Grammar
school teacher
Campbell John, of Garner & Campbell
Chadwick Benjamin
Clark John, tailor
Cockrill John, laborer
Colbath John, carpenter
Cole Cornelius J., shoemaker
Cole George H., shoemaker
Cole Miss Margaret, school teacher
Cole Thomas, shoemaker
Cole Thomas H., marble mason
Colvill Edward, laborer
Cook Haggar G. A., dentist
Dickie Samuel, clerk
Douglas James M., grocer, crockery
Drummondville Mechanics’ institute and
library, L. Brokenshaw, librarian
Duncan George
DUNCAN GEORGE J., dealer in gro-
ceries, provisions, stationery, fancy
goods, boots and shoes, &c.
| Morris Michael, school teacher
| Morse Austin, undertaker
| Ingles rev. Chertcs L., ch of England
| Johnson William, turner
Kenedy William, farmer
| Ker John, J.P., fermer
| Ker Walter, farmer
| KERBY CRANLY L., of Wills & Ker-
by, telegraph operator
| Kerr Daniel, grocer
| Kick Michael, innkeeper
| Laird rev. John G., Wesleyan
} Land Abel, drugs and stationery
| Latshaw John, architect
Limmer William, carpenter
Lowell William
| Mackay William, storekeeper
| Mackenzie Donald, carpenter
| Mackenzie Kenneth
| Mason Jacob J., waggonmaker
| Mathieson George, laborer
| McBain rev. J. A. F., Presbyterian
| McGarry James, M.D.
| McGleshen John, clerk
| McLean Hugh, shoemaker
| McLeod Alexander, pensioner
| McMullin William, laborer
| Mewburn Francis ©., M.D.
| Miller John, tailor
| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,C.L.
Kerby, operator
Morse Edward, painter
Morse George D., distiller
Morse Tra, cabinetmaker
MORSE SAMUEL, bailiff
Moss Christopher
Murray Mrs. Helen B., wid general
Orchard John A., clerk Division court,
auctioneer and agent
Partington Mrs, Sarah, wid John J.
Patten Charles, mason
Patten William, mason
Prouse William, painter
Pyper Alexander, carriagemaker
Pyper Mrs. Charlotte, dressmaker
Redpath Kdward, proprietor of Victoria
hall
Reid Angus C., teamster
Roberts rev. John, of Hendershot &
Roberts
Russell William, jun., brewer
Russell William, sen., brewery
Rysdale George, deputy reeve, farmer
eet BE epee eA POPS is
ri)
DOMINION 304 DIRECTORY. [Peornesg
*DRYSDALEVILLE-—A small vil-|* DUFFIN’S CREEK — 4 tj
lage in the township of Stanley, county of | village on the Kingston road, 3) i
Huron. Distant tron Seaforth, a station from the mouth of Buttin's Creee n
of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles. empties into Lake Ontario, torn
Population about 100. Pickering, county cf Ontario, At
P ; village there is , i
Agnew Henry, jun., blacksmith age Hore 1s a largo quantity of
power, being at thes Inction of the ¢
Agnew Henry, sen., farmer
Allan Robert, farmer
and western branches of the Creek
Bedard Simon, farmer
having at its mouth a fine natural harhgp
The surrounding country is remarkuble y
Boucher Alexandre, farmer
Desjardins Antoine, farmer
Dro-Dur
é ONTARIO. }
Shaw Joseph, laborer
Simpson George, clerk
Smith George, carpenter
Smith Mrs. Margaret
Smith Robert, tinsmith
Smith Samuel, bridge tender
Snively Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James
St Marks lodge, No. 105, F. & A. M., J.
J. Hartman, worshipful master, John
Will, secretary
Standard Life Assurance Co., P. Hen-
Webb Mrs. Ric
Weslake Niche
Whiteside Mrs,
Whitemore Jol
Whitney Mrs.
mistress
Williams rev. ¢
Winnicott Johy
Wise Mrs, Mary
Withers Frank
being one of the finest agricultural dist
in Caneda. There is here a station of
Grand Trunk railway. Montreal Tes
dershot, agent
Sutton Hiram, butcher
Sutton Stephen, butcher
Taylor Mrs. Jane, wid Ilenry
Thomas Matthew, innkeeper
Trice Henry, builder
Trice Miss Susan, school teacher
Tucker Edwin, harnessmaker
Vedder George, painter
Vosberg Harry, teamster
Wagner John §., writing master
Wagner John J., writing master
Waite Walter, hackman
Washington Samuel, laborer
Webb Miss Elizabeth, music teacher
Webb Miss Margaret, music teacher
Weir George, flour and feed store
Welch John, laborer
White Mrs. Ruth, wid Joseph
Whybra Solomon, flour and feed store
Wills John, of Wills & Kerby
Wills & Kerby, grocers
Wilson Hiram, livery stable
Woodruff Joseph C., grocer
Woodruff Theodore W.,
staple dry goods }
Woolnough George, blacksmith
Wright Henry, cabinetmaker
DRUMQUIN—A post office station in
the township of Trafalgar, county | of
Halton. Distant from Oakville, a station
of the Great Western railway, 8 miles,
from Hamilton 25 miles. Mail weekly.
Robson William, postmaster
fancy and
DRURY-—A post office station in the
township of Oro, county of Simcoe, Dis-
tant from Barrie, a station of the Northern
raliway, 9 miles, from Toronto, 74 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population abont 75.
Armstrong James, blacksmith
Findlay Robert, farmer
Findlay William, farmer
Gilchrist Alexander, farmer
Gilchrist Peter, farmer
Gray William, farmer
Hill William J., farmer
McCuaig Duncan, farmer
McEwen Donald, farmer
McNabb William, postmaster
Reid John C., farmer
Shannon Philip, farmer
Sinclair Junn, farmer
Stuckey Johan, farmer
hot Geerge, farmer
bee
D)2@YDEN—A small place in the town-
phips of Wallove and Minto, on the border
of tix counties of Perth and Wellington.
Tare are Episeopal, Presbyterian and
Pothoaisi © .arches one mile from the vil-
lage, here will be a station of the
Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway near
by. Distant from Harriston 6 miles, from
Listowel 8} miles, from Mitchell, a station
of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 32 miles, Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 60,
wu!
Craser William, farmer
Creg William, farmer
Johnston Richard, postmaster, Union
hotel
McDermitt John, J.P., reeve, farmer
Ward George, blacksmith
Desjardins Sadrac, farmer
Devlin Thomas, school teacher
Drysdale Robert, hotelkeeper
Ducharme Elie, farmer
Hunter John, farmer
Johnston James, farmer
Johnston William, farmer
Léonard Pierre, carpenter
Murner G., postinaster
Shreen Charles, farmer
Todd James, farmer
DUART—Asmall village in the township
of Orford, county of Kent, electoral divi-
sion of Bothwell. Staves, lumber and
country produce afford the principal trade
here. Distant from Bothwell, a station
of the Great Western railway, 14 miles,
from St Thomas 40 miles, from Chatham
80 miles, Mail daily. Population about 200,
Baley —, veterinary surgeon
Blew John, farmer
Brigan James, harnessmaker
Campbell Daniel, proprietor
American hotel
Cunningham Hugh, lumber dealer
Cunningham John, lumber dealer
DUART HOUSE, James Leitch, pro-
prietor
Ford William, blacksmith
Genge Richard S., cabinetmaker
Hewson John, joiner
Hicks John F., M.D.
Kennedy William, waggonmaker and
carpenter
Leitch Dougall, tailor
LEITCH JAMES, proprietor
house
McClaren Daniel, joiner
McCullom Edward, storekeeper
McDonald Alexander, teacher
McDonald Archibald, farmer
McDonald Malcolm, blaé'xsmith
McIntyre Donald, farmer
McIntyre Duncan, farmer
Munger James 8., M.D.
Nellis Robert A., druggist
North American hotel, Daniel Camp-
bell, proprietor
Patterson Isaac, grocer
Reycraft Joseph, shoemaker
Tait Andrew, dealer in agricultural im-
plements
Tait Daniel M., storekeeper
Tait James, postmaster
Walker John, joiner
DUFFERIN-—A village in the township
of Oneida, county of Haldimand. — Dis-
tant from Cayuga, the county town, 7
miles, from Caledonia, a station of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway, 9 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 60.
North
Duart
Beard James, farmer
Campbell William, school teacher
Cossar Mrs, Jane, wid Wm., postmistress
Cranston Robert, storekeeper
Grant rev. Alexander, Presbyterian
Herrod William, farmer
Knox John, farmer
Martin Hugh, farmer
Murray Andrew, farmer
Vegil Jacob, blacksmith
* The post office is called Berne,
graph Co. has an office
from Whitby, the county town, §
from Toronto 28 miles, © X
pulation about 500.
Armstrong John, blacksmith
Bedford Thomas, farmer
Bible Christian church, rev, Jokn Wi
liams, minister
Bonting Brereton, storekeeper
Church of England, rev. Charly §
Jones, minister
Coulter John, farmer
Cuthbert William, shoemaker
Dowswell Thomas, farmer
Doyle Owen, hotelkeeper
Ferguson William, carpenter
Findlay Alexander, miller
Fox Henry, mason
Furlong James, farmer
Gibbons Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Willan
Gordon John, jun., cooper
Gordon John, sen., cooper
Gordon Robert, cooper
Gordon William, cooper
Grant Louis, waggonmaker
Hatrick William, J.P., proprietor Ta
perance hall
here, Distuy
Mail daily, p
Hayden rev. Francis J., R. catholic
Head John, fisherman
Head Mrs. Esther, wid Peter
Head William, laborer
Henderson Joseph, carpenter
Hodgson James 8., saddler
Jenkins William, farmer
Jennings Thomas, blacksmith
Jones rev. Charles G., ch of England
Johnson George, tailor
Kempthorn William, laborer
Kennedy rey. Alexander, Presbyterts
Lepper John, storekeeper
Linton James, drover
Linton Joseph, shoemaker
Linton Robert
Lipsie John, brewer
Long Mrs. Johanna, wid James
Losie Martin, carpenter
Ludgate John, laborer
Matthews Francis, laborer
McGann Bartholemew, shoemaker
McGuire William, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (0,h
derick Pope, operator
Pickard Miss Susan
Pollard James, shoemaker
POPE FREDERICK, station agent
telegraph operator
Presbyterian church, rev. Alexi
Kennedy, minister
Richardson Robert
Ridley William, farmer
Roman Catholic church, rev. Frane#l
Hayden, priest
Sheppard James, laborer
Smith Moses, grist mill
Stotts Barburagin, laborer
Stoner Abraham, laborer
Sullivan Patrick, waggonmaket
Taylor Charles, clerk Division cout
Temperance hall, William Hattrick,
prietor
Tonkin Albert E., school teacher
Tucker David, M.D.
*"Also called Pickering, formerly Cal
\
\
Wright Edmur
DUNBAR—A
abip of Willian
Distant from
the Grand Tru
Ottawa 40 mile
about 150,
Allison Alex. C,
llison Andrew
BA llison O. B., ¢
Barclay F. D., ¢
Barclay Geo. HT
Barclay Hermor
Barclay Isaiah,
Dillabough Lev
Dillabough Sim¢
Durant Alexand
mpey Reuben,
aines Josiah, |
lawn James
lolmes rev
gan Miss Cat]
arselis George
arselis John, ¢
cDonald John,
cEwan Robert,
ose James H., «
ose Miss Phoebe
threv. J. O.,
argent John, fia
argent Miss Bar
ompson Jolin,
hompson Thom
timan Cyrus, s
oung rev, J.,
UNBARTON
ship of Pickering
fant from Frenel
the Grand Trua
Whitby, the cou
foronto 18 miles,
about 150,
res Joseph, f
adshaw Charle
annon Robert,
atcher Charles,
own Mrs, Marg
Ton Joseph, sec
nada Preshy te
Kennedy, mini:
Dnbar William
Iconer James, |
lespie Charles,
brner William, |
llison William,
ney John, cont:
nderson Thoms
bdee John, stati
mes Jonathan,
inedy rev, Ale
jowles Mrs, Fan
ng Mrs, Hannal
son David, fia
onky Hugh, f
onky William
Inty Edward
Hntosh Jolin, bl
T William, tann
bghton George
rien William, 1
Uir John, static
et John, J.P
leeper
rcaptain Will
NTARIO. }
[Provinceg a
sania
EEK — A th Webb Mrs. Richard, wid Parnell
puton road, Weslake Nicholas, butcher — ae)
fe i Whiteside Mrs. Catherine, wid William
mtario, township g
f’ Meith At
ge quantity of
inction of ihe and
es Of the Creek, anal
A fine natural harbop
ntry is remarkyble g!
tagricultural distrieg
s here a station ofthy
ay. Montreal Ty
otfice here. Distay)
ounty town, 6
les. Mail daly
Whitemore John, grocer
mbisney Mrs. Eltaabeth wid Paul, pos-
istress = s
viliams rev, John, Bible christian
Winnicott John, laborer
Wise Mrs. Mary, wid Robert
Withers Franklin, hotelkeeper
Wright Edmund, storekeeper
INBAR—A small village in the town-
ONE AN illiamsburg, county of Dundas.
Distant from Williamsburg, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, from
Ottawa 40 miles, Mail daily, Population
about 150.
Allison Alex. C.,postmaster,storekeeper
llison Andrew, school teacher
Allison 0. B., clerk
Barclay F. D., & Brother, storekeepers
acksmith
rmer
rch, rev. John Wi
torekeeper
id, rev. Charley GJ
er Barclay Geo. II., farmer
shoemaker Barclay Hermon, shoemaker
farmer Barclay Isaiah, storekeeper
creeper Dillabough Levi, carpenter
ee Dillabough Simon J., carpenter
, miller Durant Alexander, shoemaker
mpey Reuben, constable
Aner aines Josiah, blacksmith
beth, wid William
, cooper
, cooper
awn James, cabinetmaker
olmes rev, John, Wesleyan
ogan Miss Catherine, school teacher
oper arselis George H., J.P., farmer
ooper arselis John, clerk
ronmaker Donald John, innkeeper
}.P., proprietor Te cEwan Robert, school teacher
ose James H1., J.P., storekeeper
ose Miss Phoebe, school teacher
oth rev. J, O., Lutheran
argent John, farmer
argent Miss Barbara, school teacher
ompson John, tailor
hompson Thomas, J.P., farmer
ttman Cyrus, shoemaker
loung rev, J., Episcopal methodist
sis J., R. catholic
nan
wid Peter
orer
, carpenter
, saddler
rarmer
blacksmith
G., ch of England
uilor
m, laborer
Lander, Presbyterie
keeper
UNBARTON —A village in the town-
ship of Pickering, county of Ontario, Dis-
tant from Frenchman’s Bay, a station of
the Grand Truak railway, 4 mile, from
DOMINION 3805 DIRECTORY.
Secker Robert, hotelkeeper
Secker William, hostler
Shanks David, teamster
Sharp Joseph, farmer
Sullivan James, farmer
Sullivan Robert, farmer
Tripp Reuben, carpenter
Tripp Thomas, storekeeper
DUNBLANE—A small place in the
township of Saugeen, county of Bruce.
Distant trom Southampton 10 miles, from
Walkerton, the county town, 24 miles,
from Kincardine 30 miles, from Goderich,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 65
miles, from Stratford 110 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 100.
Armstrong Archibald, farmer
Bryce Thomas
Craig James, farmer
Craig Timothy, farmer
Dunlep William, farmer
Fraser Donald, framer
Fraser John, postmaster
Jones Henry, farmer
Jones Mrs. E., storekeeper
Kelly Peter, farmer
McKechnie John, millwright
Munro Duncan, sawyer
Rowand James, J.P., reeve, farmer
Scott Robert, farmer
Scott William, farmer
Stark James, grist and saw mill
Talford William, blacksmith
Thomas G. W., veterinary surgeon
Wallace David, farmer
| Wallace John, farmer
Wilson —, weaver
DUNCAN—A small place in the township
of Euphrasia, county of Grey. Distant
from Meaford 12 miles, from Collingwood,
the terminus of the Northern railway, 18
miles, from Owen Sound, the county
town, 84 miles. Mail weekly.
Bole Duncan,
teacher
McRae William, postmaster, farmer
assistant postmaster,
* DUNCANVILLE —A village in the
township and county of Russell. Distant
from Gloucester, a station of the St Law-
Whitby, the county town, 8 miles, from
oronto 18 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 150,
ver
emaker
mes Joseph, foreman G.T.R.
dshaw Charles, storekeeper
annon Robert, customs officer
atcher Charles, storekeeper
y
a, wid James
onter
orer
]
rence and Ottawa railway, 20 miles, fare
1: from Ottawa 27 miles, from Montreal
175 miles. Montreal Telegraph Co. and
the Peoples Telegraph Co. have offices
here. Maildaily. Population about 150,
Arque Thomas, bailiff
Boiver Baptiste, joiner
Campbell Daniel, councillor
laborer own Mrs, Margaret, dressmaker
mew, shoemaker ron Joseph, section foreman
farmer nada Presbyterian church, rev. A.
Kennedy, minister
bnbar William
Iconer James, harnessmaker
llespie Charles, teamster
ner William, ship owner
lison William, farmer
ney John, contractor
nderson Thomas, carpenter
ice John, station master
Imes Jonathan, teacher
nnedy rev, Alexander
owles Mrs, Fanny, wid John
ng Mrs. Hannah, wid George
wson David, farmer
EGRAPH C0, F
prator
n
bhemaker
1K, station agents
tor
rch, rev. Alexana
er
rmer .
vureh, rev. Francs
laborer
ee Jonky Hugh, farmer
ne Conky William, farmer
wag gonmaker Ginty Edward, labover
ee vision 60 Hntosh John, blacksmith
it William, tanner
ighton George, farmer
ten William, laborer
lir John, station master
NV illiam Hatrick,
school teacher
eeper
er captain William
ing, formerly (a
\
Presbyterian
ker John, J.P, postmaster, store-
CAMPBELL PETER, postmaster, gen-
eral store
Carson Archibald, farmer
Craig John R,, clerk of court
Craig William, M.P.P., storekeeper
Crearer Alexander, of Otto & Crearer
Dickenson George, M.D.
Duncan John, township treasurer, car-
penter
Dun-Dun
Mattire Charles, carpenter
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morrow Andrew, laborer
Otto & Crearer, blacksmiths
Otto Norman, of Otto & Crearer
Peltan Hiram, shoemaker
Peoples Telegraph Co,
Petrie William, storekeeper
Perry ea: cooper
Rowan Hugh B., township clerk, regis-
trar of births and deaths, tanner
Shannon John, school teacher
Shelp Archibald, hotelkeeper
Simpson Robert, carder
Steams Miss Margaret, milliner
Stewart James, M.D.
Sutherland George, waggonmaker
Sutherland Mrs. George
Turnbull Edward, farmer
Turnbull James, farmer
York Sarsfield, grocery and hotel
DBDUNCRIEF—A small village on the
Duncrict road, township of Lobo, county
of Middlesex, Distant from London 17
miles, from Ailsa Craig, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 8 miles. Mail bi-
weekly, Population about 75.
Allen Mrs. Catherine, wid Robert
Armstrong John, school teacher
Baker Sims, blacksmith
jarnes James, posimaster
Brown John, farmer
Campbell John, farmer
Campbell Robert, farmer
Charlton David, farmer
Charlton Joseph, miller
Charlton William, farmer
Cochrane John, farmer
Edwards Richard, farmer
Hedley Roger, J.P., farmer
McIntosh William, farmer
Oliver William, farmer
Robson John J.
Scott Robert, waggonmaker
Stonehouse Rdgerton R., farmer
Stonehouse George, farmer
Stonehouse Henry, farmer
Stonehouse Joseph, storekeeper
Stonehouse Mrs. Jane, wid Jacob
Walker John, cattle drover, farmer
Wilson James, farmer
DUNDALK—A small place in the town-
ship of Melancthon, county of Grey. Dis-
tant from New Lowell, a station of the
Northern railway, 20 miles, from Owen
Sound, the county town, 40 miles, from
Toronto 74 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Po-
pulation about 30.
Abercrombie Hugh, farmer
Bell Robert, shoemaker
McAuley Kenneth, township clerk,
farmer
McCalin James, farmer
McKeown Alexander, farmer
McRae Donald, farmer |
May James, postmaster, innkeeper
Spikings —, farmer
DUNDAS—An incorporated town in the
Fitzpatrick William, tailor
Helver Richard, J.P., farmer
Helver William, reeve, saw mill
Helver Z. William, reeve and saw mill
Howe Thomas, general store
Huot Peter, blacksmith
Keays James, J.P., county registrar,
farmer
Kelly James, tailor and hotel
Laselle Felix, shoemaker
Loucks Edwin, farmer
Loucks Elisha F., farmer
Loucks Ephraim, saw mill
Loucks John W., grist and saw mills
Loucks Norman, miller
McGregor Robert, chairmaker
McQuarry Mrs. Margaret, milliner
* The post office is called Russell.
23
township of West Flambcrough, county
of Wentworth. It is at the head of the
Desjardins canal, and in the centre of a
rich agricultural region. There are a
number of mills and manufactories in and
around Dundas. The soil in the vicinity
isa vegetable mould or alluvial deposit.
The surrounding large towns afford a
ready market for all the surplus products
of the farmers, The scenery of Dundas
is unsurpassed for rural beauty, The
facilities afforded for manufactures are
scarcely equalled inthe province. Dundas
has water power to an almost unlimited
extent. It possesses many elegant build-
ings both publicand private, The extent
and richness of the land, the dry and
healthy climate, and the inexhaustible
supply of pure water have rendered it a
desirable residence, It contains a firet
class station of the Great Western rail-
DunpaAs.
way. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here. Distant from Hamilton 5
miles, fare 26c.; from Guelph 26 miles,
fure #1; from Toronto 40 miles, from
Suspension Br.dge 49 miles, from London
79 miles, Mail daily. Population about
3,600.
Able Nelson, proprictor Llamilton stage,
Foundry st
Adamstone George, millstone maker, |
Colborne st
Ager John, hotelkeeper, King st |
Allen James, jeweller, King st, h Prin- |
cess st |
Anderson David, foreman in foundry, |
King st |
Anderson George, blacksmith, James st
Anderson John, machinist, Hatt st |
Arnett Joseph, painter, Colborne st
Arnot James, pattermaker, bds King st |
Arnot Robert, patternmaker, King st |
Arthurs John, laborer, Flamboro st
Atcheson John,patternmaker,Ogilvie st |
Babington J. M., accountant, office
Hatt st, h Hatt st
Baird Mrs. Mary L., wid Nichol, King st
Baird Nichol G., barber, King st
Baker Reynolds, carpenter, Park st
Bailey Mrs. Mary Jane, wid George, |
Colborne st
Ball George, teamster, James st
Ball Williain, laborer, Napier st
Bannim Mariin, teamster, Governor's
road
BARBER
Telegraph Co., Western hotel, King st
Barelay John, machinist, bds Park st
Barnetell Job, farmer, York st
Barrett John, telegraph operator, bds at
Western hotel, King st
Barrett Thomas, laborer, Colborne st
Barrie Alexander, of Thomas Wilson &
Co., Park st
Barry William, blacksmith, Hatt st
Barton George M., barrister, &c., King
st, h Albert st
Baskerville Thomas, butcher, King st
Bastable Walter, of Thomas Wilson &
Co., Hatt st
Battersby Miss Mary Ann, Hatt st
Beach G. L., dentist, King st
Beames John, saddler, Flamboro st
Beattie John A., clerk, Park st
DOMINION 306 DIRECTORY.
ee
Boyd George, laborer, Cross st
Boyd John, laborer, Mountain st
Boyle Patrick, blacksmith, Hatt st, h
familton road
Bradburn Edward, cutter, Sydenham st
Brady John, laborer, South st
Brady Patrick, tinsmith, King st
Brady Peter, tinsmith, King st, h Mel-
ville st
Brinkworth Wm., watchmaker, King st
Brooke R.S., photographer, Sydenham
st, shop King st
Broomfield Peter, patternmaker, Hatt st
Brophy Mrs. Hannah, wid John, Hatt st
Brown George, millwright, Hatt st
; Brown John, carpenter, Wellington st
Brown W. G., barber, King st
| Brown Wm. McKay, engineer, King st
Bryce Mrs. Christina I’., wid William,
Mill st
Brydges William, waggonmaker
Buckham Mrs. Minerva, wid George,
King st
Buntin Joshua, South st
Burden Adam, laborer, James st
Burke James, teamster, King st
Burniston John, carpenter, King st
Burns James, storekeeper, King st
Burns M. J., boots and shoes, King st
| Burns Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, King st
Burns Timothy, laborer, Hatt st
Burrows ©. J., of Meacham & Burrows,
King st
“A, “operator Montreal | Burrows George F., manager Canada
Screw Co., King st
Burrows Samuel, machinist, Hatt st
Byrne Francis, clerk, Melville st
Caddick Richard, Main st
Cahill William, laborer, James st
Cahill Edward, G.W.R., James st
Cain Patrick, innkeeper, King st
Calder Duncan, King st
Caldwell Mrs, Catherine, Victoria st
Call Lionel, carter, King st
Callaghan John, teamster, King st
Callaghan Mrs, Ellen, wid William,
Brock st
Cameron Alexander D., clerk, King st
Campbell Alex., carpenter, Bond st
Campbell James, laborer, York st
Campbell John, cutter, bds at Western
hotel, King st
Begue A. F., clerk 2nd Division court, | Campbell Wm. F., pork curer, King st
Sydenham road
Begue T. H. A., of Osler & Begue, Vic-
toria st
Canada Screw Co., E. Gurney, presi-
dent; G. T. Burrows, manager,
Ogilvie st
Bennet Robert, cabinetmaker, Moun-] CANADA TOOL WORKS, McKechnie
tain st
Bennett Alfred, saloonkeeper, King st
Benson John, moulder, Market st
Benson Mrs. Catherine, wid Joseph
Benson William, moulder, Park st
Benton George, axemaker, McNab st
Bertram John, ot McKechnie & Ber-
tram, Hatt st
Bickell David, traveller, King st
Bickell George, patternmaker and
secretary Canadian Order of Odd| Carey Mrs, Ellen, wid John, South
Fellows, King st
& Bertram, Hatt st.
proprietors,
See Adv p 6
Canadian Order of Odd Fellows, M.U,,
number 4012, E. 8S. Thomas, G.M.
Cantillon Thomas, laborer, McNab st
Cantwell James, dry goods, King st,| Co., Park st
bds at Riley’s hotel
Cardle Michael, laborer
Cardwell William, cutter, King st
Quay
Bickell George, jun., machinist, King st | Carroll Michael, laborer, King st
Bickell William, King st
Bigham Thomas, laborer, Market st
Billington Julius P.,
implements, Cross st, h Ogilvie st
Birch William, cooper, bds King st
Bishop William, carpenter, Park st
Blackwell James, painter, King st
Blain Charles, laborer, York st
Blundell John James, hostler
Bonner George, mechanic, bds Park st } Chamberlin Alfred, grocer, bds Park st
Chamberlin W. H., grocer and crockery,
Booth John, engineer, Dundas st
Bosworth N. A., manager for D. W.
Hopkins & Son, bds at Riley’s hotel, | Chegwin Mrs.
Main st
agricultural
Carroll Michael, jun., laborer, Hatt st
Carroll Patrick, laborer, Hatt st
Jartner Thomas, carpenter, King st
Cartner William, carpenter, King st
Casey William, of Mercer & Casey
_ Hatt st
Cass Patrick, grocer, King st
Cauham William, laborer, York st
Chalmers Alexander, Ogilvie st
King st
Church st
G. Bickell, senior secretary, Ogilvie st
Amelia, wid John,
[Provinog op
Chegwin James, blacksmith
Chegwin Mrs. Ann, wid James, fy
goods, King st ,
Cherry Blany, papermaker, Head st
Chisholm Mrs. Jennet, wid Walt
Park st
Church Charles, manager for ¢ R
Pierce & Co., bds at Riley's hotel
Main st : ’
Clarke Edward, shoemaker, Colbornes
Clarke James, miller, Ogilvie st
Clarke Oliver, bookkeeper, bds King g
Clement Edw., boarding house, King ai
Cockburn John, machinist, bds Parky
Cody Richard, cooper, King st ;
Coleman James 8., proprietor floy
mills, Hatt st, h Governor's road
Coleman Mrs. Bridget, wid Patrick
Rosina st
Coleman Richard, moulder, Market
Collier Thos., lumber inspector, Hatt
COLLINS PETER, printer, and pro
prietor North American hotel, Kings
Conley Bernard, shoemaker, King st
Conley John, fireman, King st
| Conley Miss Margaret, grocery, Kings
Connell James, finisher, Napier
Connell John, blacksmith, King st
Connell John, jun., grocer, King st
Connell William, machinist, King st
Connors Dennis, Laborer, Wellingtons
Connors Jeremiah, carpenter, Brock
Connors William, foreman for W, Pe
nes, South st
Conway John, mason, Park st
Conway Mrs. fieanor, wid James Hatta
Cooper Fred., machinist, bds Par
Cooper Jesse, storekeeper, King st
Cornell Albert, laborer, Hatt st
CORPORATION OF DUNDAS, RB. 4
Wardell, mayor
Cosgrave John, jun,, laborer, South #
Cosgriff & Brother, grocers, King st
Cosgriff John, of Cosgritf & Brothes
Hatt st
Cosgriff Mrs, Catherine, wid Michse
King st
Cosgriff Patrick, of Cosgriff & Brothegl
York st
Cosgriff Timothy, flour dealer, &
King st
Costello Patrick, laborer, Hatt st
Costello Patrick, clerk, Hatt st
Costello Thomas, laborer, Hatt st
Cowie Alexander, machinist, Hatt:
Cowie Mrs. Marion, wid Alexauie
Sydenham st
Cowles Mrs.
Hatt st *
Cowper John, cabinetmaker, Kings
:| Cowper Rowland F, cabinetmalt
King st
Cowper Willoughby, of Littler, Mav
ney
sl
Hannah, wid Heng
Crawford George, clerk, Park st
Crawford James A., grocer, Kings
Cronan Michael, laborer, James st
Cronan Mrs. Catherine, wid Di
James st
Cronin Timothy, teamster, King st
Crosbie Andrew, pedlar, Market st
Crowe Harry, engineer, Hattst
Cummins Edmund, shoemaker, Chit
st
Cummins John, laborer, Church st
Cummins Morris, laborer, South (
Currie John, teamster, King st
Curry John, sailor, King st
Curtain Dennis, laborer, Bond st
Cusick Daniel, laborer, McNab st
Custom house, W. B, Gwyn, coll
Dundas st f
Daly Lawrence, shoemaker, Kings
Daly Thomas, laborer, York st
’
\
ONTARIO. ]
Daniels Edwe
Davidson Ge
Davidson Jan
Davis Albert
King st
avis Yohn, iF
Davis J. H.,
King st
Davis John |
King st
Deacon Rober
Dean Mrs. Est
Delorme Cypr
Denman Jame
Devaney Patri
Devlin John, u
Dickie David,
Dickie James,
Dickie John, ¢
Main st, h Sy
Dickie Thomas}
Dickson James
Dickson John,
Dingle Richard
Doherty John,
Doidge Lhos. R
Donohue Willi:
Douglas Mrs.
Baldwin st
B Douglas Willia
Dudley Joseph,
Jutey Thomas,
Duggan Jeremi
Duggan Michae
gyan Miss A
Juggan Mrs. Ar
BDuggan Mrs. Mi
Duncan Mrs. A.
MNDAS CO1
- Law & Co., p
DUNDAS FO
WORKS, Thor
prietors, Hatt
Pundon James,
Dindon Mrs. Aq
Munn Dennis, la
Junn Hugh, ped
Jinn Mrs, Mary,
; lavas John, lahy
Samuel, b;
in James R,,
eston John, la
gan M. J. teleg
st
nright & "roth
saloon, King st
Enright John, of
gil
it Mes. Mar
t William,
Vie st
Excelsior oil refin
& Co, propriet:
ahee James, coo)
airbank Henry, 1
arvell Edward, |;
“nix Moses, carp
Teld & George, 1
jelding John, ens
lelding Thos., m;
lelding William,
elds Daniel, pla
finegan Lawren¢
yinegan Owen, s|
Isher Cristopher,
hills, King st
Sher John, of J
Ling st
SHER JOHN,
Gore paper mills
ping Papers of' a)
sher John A,, of.
King st
[Province op
i
ksmith
wid James, faney
naker, Head st
net, wid Walter
anager for C, g
| at Riley's hotel,
maker, Colbornes
» Ogilvie st
ceeper, bds Kiny s
ing house, Kings
hinist, bds Parks
r, King st
» Proprietor flow
overnor’s road
wet, wid Patrick,
oulder, Market st
r inspector, Hatt s
, printer, and pre
rican hotel, Kings
emaker, King st
n, King st
et, grocery, Kings
her, Napier
smith, King st
grocer, King st
vachinist, King st
yorer, Wellingtons
carpenter, Brock
1
yreman for W, Plo
on, Park st
or, Wid James, Hatta
rinist, bds Par st
keeper, King st
orer, Hatt st
YF DUNDAS, R.A
n., Laborer, South #
grocers, King st
t & Broth;
verine, wid Miche
flour dealer, &
borer, Hatt st
slerk, Hatt st
aborer, Hatt st
machinist, Hatt st
m, wid Alexaniet
Innah, wid Heng
netmaker, Kings
F., cabinetmatt
py, of Littler, Maw
clerk, Park st
., grocer, King st
iborer, James st
therine, wid Da
leamster, King st
edlar, Market st
ineer, Hatt st
1, shoemaker, Chit
borer, Church st
laborer, South Qe
ster, King st
, King st
borer, Bond st
horer, McNab st
.B. Gwyn, coll
oemaker, King#
prer, York st
S Douglas William, moulder, bds Hatt st |
* Cosgriff & Brothegl
ONTARIO. ]
iels Edward, cutter, King st
i Geo. R., carpenter, Albert st
Davidson James, gardener Albert st
Davis Albert H., of J. H. Davis & Son,
King st ;
Davis John, laborer, South st |
Davis J. H., & Son, boots and shoes,
ting st
Dariabsohn HL, of J, H. Davis & Son,
King st |
Deacon Robert, laborer, York st
Dean Mrs. Esther, wid Daniel, Bond st
Delorme Uyprien, waggonmaker
Denman James, teacher, King st
Devaney Patrick, laborer, Sydenham st
Devlin John, moulder, Colborne st
Dickie David, clerk, Sydenham st
Dickie James, clerk, Sydenham st
Dickie John, groceries, crockery, &c.,
Main st, h Sydenham st |
Dickie Thomas, maltster, Sydenhan st |
Dickson James, teainster, King st |
Dickson John, laborer, James st
Dingle Richard, butcher, York st
Doherty John, laborer, Hatt st
Doidge Uhos. R., bricklayer, Colborne st
Donohue William, laborer, Mill st
Douglas Mrs. Rosanna, wid James,
Baldwin st
|
Dudley Joseph, blacksmith, Park st |
Jutey Thomas, laborer, Hatt st
Duggan Jeremiah, clerk, Church st |
Duggan Michael, tailor, King st
Duggan Miss Anne, King st
Juggan Mrs. Ann, wid Morto, Church st
BDuggan Mrs. Mary, wid, King st
Joncan Mrs, A., boarding house, Hatt st |
COTTON MILLS, Young,
- Law & Co., proprietors, Main st
DUNDAS FOUNDRY & ENGINE |
F WORKS, Thomas Wilson & Co., pro-
prietors, Hatt st. See Adv
Dundon James, cooper, Hatt st }
Dundon Mrs, Ann, wid James, Hatt st |
Munn Dennis, laborer, King st
Junn Hugh, pedlar ;
Junn Mrs, Mary, wid John, Melville st
Faves John, laborer, Dundas st
} Samuel, baker, King st |
nJames R., carpenter |
nJohn, laborer, Mountain st
gan M, J., telegraph operator G.W.R.,
King st
es. Mary, wid Jas., MeNab st
aright William, of Enright & brother,
DOMINION
Fitzgerald Edward, laborer, Colborne st
Flynn James, laborer
Foley Mrs, Catherine, wid Martin
Foley William, machinist, Hatt st
Forsyth & Co., manufacturers of ma-
chine card clothing, Hatt st
FORSYTH JOHN,
woollen machinery, agricultural im-
plements, &c., Hatt st
Frauley Mrs, Catherine, wid Martin,
King st
Freeborn Edward G., gardener, Dun-
das st
Freece Christopher, laborer, Hatt st
Freed William 8., tinsmith, King st, h
Napier st
Freeman J. P., Main st
; Gahagan John, cooper, Hatt st
Gahagan John, teamster, Market st
Gallagher Hugh, butcher, Flamboro st
Gallagher Mrs. Bridget, wid Edward,
Napier st
Garry John, bookkeeper, Main st
Garside Samuel, machinist, King st
GARTSHORE ALEXANDER, foundry,
and at Hamilton
Gates Miss Margaret, of Wagstaff &
Gates, Main st
GEDDES FORBES agent G.W.R., King
st west
Gibson James, clerk, Ogilvie st
Giles Mrs, Jane, wid George, Albert st
Gillis John, laborer, Melville st
Ginna Michael, laborer, South Quay
Glaven Richard, mechanic, Hatt st
Gleason James, express driver
livery stable, Main st
Gordon captain John, Governor's road
GORE PAPER MILLS, John Fisher &
Son, proprietors, King st. See sldv
Goss Henry, cabinetmaker, King st
Grady William, laborer, Wellington st
Grafton J. B. & J.8., dry goods, &¢.,
King st
Grafton James b., of J. B. & J. S. Graf-
ton, Park st
Grafton John ., of J.B. & J.S. Grafton,
South st
Graham Andrew, grocer, King st, h
Park st
Graham Thomas, carder
Grant George, machinist, bds Park st
Gray W. R., agricultural implements,
York st
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
Forbes Geddes, agent, King st west
Greening Johnson, wiremuker, King st
Greening Nathaniel, wiremaker, Hatt st
Greening Timothy, wire cloth maker,
Hatt st, h King st
and
Ogilvie st
pxcelsior oil refinery, George Gudewill |
& Co, proprietors, King st
hee James, cooper, York st
airbank Henry, machinist, King st
arrell Edward, laborer, South st
tnix Moses, carpenter, King st
iclding George, machinist, Hatt st
ielding Jobn, engineer, Ogilvie st
elding Thos., machinist, bds King st |
nelding William, blacksmith, Rosina st |
elds Daniel, plasterer, Brock st |
Hinegan Lawrence, laborer, Dundas st |
pinegan Owen, shoemaker, King st
Asher Cristopher, manager Gore paper
mills, King st
Sher John, of John Fisher & Son
King st
- R JOHN, & SON, proprietors
“ore paper mills; printing and wrap-
pe Papers of all descriptions ; King
King May A, of John Fisher & Son,
Gregg George, machinist, bds King st
Griffin Davic, laborer, Mountain st
Griffin Thomas, laborer, James st
Grimes Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas, Napier
st
Groves rey. Frederick, ch of England,
Ogilvie st
Gudewill George, & Co., proprietors Ex-
celsior oil refinery, King st
Gwyn Herbert Charles, law student?
Dundas st
GWYN WILLIAM B., collector of cus-
toms, Dundas st
Higginson Joseph, bricklayer, York st
Hall William, King st
Hallen George, professor of music, Mel-
ville st
Hamill Mrs. Jane, wid Robert, Park st
Hamilton James, M.D.
Hamilton Mrs. Maria, wid Robert, Col-
borne st
Hamphill Oscar, machinist, King st
Hannah Mrs. James, Dundas st
Hannah Robert, stonemason, Colborne st
307 DIRECTORY,
Haan c cr ec ee mmmnneenemmes ae aT ee aetna aaa aan ana nena wee
manufacturer of
Dunpas.
Hare Mrs, Eliza, wid Samuel, King st
Have Walter ©., clerk, King st
Hargadon Arren, cooper, York st
Harmon Mrs., wid
Harper James, carriage painter, Park st
Harper William, labover, South st
Harvimaa James, patternmaker, Hatt st
Hastie David, teamster, Dundas st
Hatt Thomas, farmer
Hatzfeld Louis E., bookkeeper, King st
Hayes John, laborer, Matilda st
Hazlewood Wm., blacksmith, King st
Heffernan John, grocer, King st
Heffernin John, cooper, James st
Hemphill Oscar, machinist, King st
Hendersoa Archibald, machinist, bds
Park st
Henry Miss Sarah, fancy store, King st
Henry William, machinist, Hatt st
Herald rev, James, A.M., ch of Scotland
Herbert John, lumber merchant, Ogil-
vie st
Herrin James, tuctory hand, King st
Hickey Thomas, bricklayer, Napier st
Hickey William, laborer, King st
Hill Mrs. Eliza, wid David M., King st
Hislop Alexander, moulder, Park st
Hobson Oliver, gardener, Cross st
Hopkins Danicl W., of D. W. Hopkins &
Son, Cross st
Hopkins D. W., & Son, chemists and
stationers, King st
Hopkins J.1., of D. W. Hopkins & Son,
Cross st
Hore John, paper maker, James st
Hotchkiss [. M., mechanical manager
screw factory, Ogilvie st
Hourigan James, axemaker, Hatt st
Hourigan Jeremiah, jun., axemaker,
Hatt st
Hourigan Jeremiah, sen., axemaker, and
reaper and mower knive manufac-
turer, Hatt st
Howard Dominie, laborer, Park st
Howard Richard T., blacksmith, King st
Howe Ths., accountant Dundas foundry
and engine works, York st
Howe Thomas, M.D., York st
Hughes Mrs. Harriet, wid John, store-
keeper, King st
Humes John, stonemason, Napier st
HUNTER J. TIOWARD, M.A., head
master United Grammar and Com-
mon school, Kingst
Hurley John, laborer, Cross st
Hurst Samuel, miller, Ogilvie st
Hynard Charles, tobacconist, King st
Inee John, laborer, Meadow lane —
Innes William P., steamboat proprietor,
South st
Ironside Mrs. Jane, wid George, Hatt st
Irvine James, cooper, King st
Irving William B., clerk, King st
James George, cooper, James st
Jannison David, machinist, Hatt st
Juiton T. W., carpenter, Park st
Johnson Joseph, mill hand, Rosina st
Johnson rev. Moses M., Wesleyan
Johnson Stephen, market clerk
constable, Governor’s road
Johnson Wm., blacksmith, Baldwin st
Johnston James, laborer, South st
Joyce Joseph, shoemaker, King st
Jull Samuel, patternmaker, Ogilvie st
Kearn Barkley, laborer, Dundas st
Kelly John, laborer, Meadow lane
Kelly John, of Kelly & Paterson, pain-
ter, Ogilvie st
Kelly Mrs. Joanna, wid James, Dun-
das st
Kelly & Patterson, painters, &c., Ogil-
vie st
Kelly William, laborer, Hatt st
Kennedy & Co., boilermakers, Hatt st
and
Seen Seagiek stab ers
TRAE:
Fan
ART
Ree ae.
DuNDAS.
Kennedy James, laborer, Flamboro st
Kennedy Thomas, of Kennedy & Co.,
King st
Kent James, laborer, Dundas st
Kent James, saloonkeeper, East st
Kent John, laborer, Flamboro st
Kent Mrs. Dorcas, wid Thomas, Bald-
win st
King Alonzo, grocer, King st
Kingsmill Mrs. Roden G., Mountain st
Klostermann Robert, manager Excelsior
oil refinery, Melville st
Knowles John, carpenter, Cross st
Knowles John M., bookkeeper, Syden-
ham st
Knowles Mrs. Rosanna, wid Edward,
Sydenham st
Knowles William, carpenter, King st
Knox James, tailor, Park st
Kyle Richard, machinist, Hatt st
Kyle Robert, laborer, Victoria st
Kyle Walter, patternmaker, Hatt st
Kyle William, clerk, bds at Western
hotel, King st
Laden Michael, laborer, Colborne st
Lahay Darby, laborer, Colborne st
Lahey James, axemaker, Hatt st
Lahey John, laborer, McNab st
Laidlaw Wm., tax collector, King st
Laing P. & R., grocers, &c., Main st
Laing Peter, of P. & R. Laing, Main st
Laing Robert, of P. & R. Laing, Main st
Land William, carpenter, Market st
Laird rev. Wm. H., Wesleyan, Main st
Lambert William, moulder, bds Hatt st
Latimer James M., practical chemist,
John st
Latshaw Isaac, cabinetmaker, King st,
h Park st
Lavin Richard, laborer
Lawlor Timothy, laborer, Flamboro st
LAWRY CHARLES, of Lawry & Par-
menter, leather and findings, bds
King st
LAWRY & PARMENTER, tanners and
morocco dressers, Main st
Lawry Mrs. Ellen, wid Thomas
Lees George, baker, King st
Jemarche Mrs. Mary, wid J. B., King st
Lenton John T., tanner, Foundry st
Lenton Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
Foundry st
Leoffler Bernard, agent
Leslie John, Main st
Lewis Mrs. James, King st
Lewis Peter H., laborer, King st
Liddycoat Dorght, laborer, hing st
Liddycoat William, laborer, Hatt st
Lindsay Alex., blacksmith, Colborne st
Littler James, of Littler, Maw & Co.,
Hatt st
LITTLER, MAW & CO,, machinists,
King st
Lomax Miss Ann
Lucas Benjamin, shoemaker, King st
Lumsden Walter, baker, Park st
Lynch Alexander, laborer, York st
Lynch Mrs, Margaret, wid Joseph, York
st
Lynes John, painter, Napier st
Lyon Mrs. Barbara, wid William B.,
smallwares, King st
Macintosh Angus, teamster, King st
McAdam Thomas, laborer, Park st
McArdel John, shoemaker, Hatt st
Mc Cale John, laborer, Flamboro st
McCardel Mrs. Ann, wid Charles, Wel-
lington st
McCarty Michael, laborer, King st
McCarty Mrs. Helen, wid John, King st
McClellan Angus, laborer, York st
McClellan Michael, finisher, York st
McColl rev. John, Presbyterian, Mel-
ville st
| McFeely James, laborer, James st
| McKinlay John, machinist, Hatt st
DOMINION 3808 DIRECTORY.
McConnell George, laborer, South st
McCoubrie Wm., harnessmaker, Hatt st
McCullogh Robert, farmer, Market st
McDavid James, King st
McDonald Laughlin, laborer
McDonald Daniel, laborer, Rosina st
McDonald John, cabinetmaker, Hamil-
ton road
McDonald Lachlan, laborer, York st |
McDonald Mrs. Ann, wid Edward, Rosi- |
na st
McDonnel William, machinist, Hatt st
McDonnell John, livery stables, Hatt st |
McDonnell Mrs. Catherine, Hatt st
McDonnell Thomas, of Sparks & Me-
Donnell, Hatt st
McDonald William, Hatt st
McKwan John, finisher, Mountain st
McFarlane Duncan, of Thos, Wilson & |
Co., Market st |
McFarlane Peter, engineer, Market st
McFedries William, & Co., boots and
shoes, King st
McFedries William, of W, McFedries &
Co., Melville st
|
McGinn Hugh, shoemaker, bds King st |
McGlaughlin Dan., laborer, Colborne st |
McGorman Robt., boilermaker,Queen st
McGowan William, laborer, Peel st |
McGrath Edward, shoemaker, Hatt st
McGrath William, cooper, bds at Mrs,
Dunean’s, Hatt st
McGregor Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
king st
McGregor William, machinist, Hatt st
McHugo John, laborer, Brock st
MeInerny Michael, carpenter, Mountain |
st
McInerny Thomas, laborer, Flamboro st |
McIntosh Neil, laborer, York st ;
McKAY JOHN, woollen and pot barley
mills, Head st
McKECHNIE & BERTRAM, manufac-
turers of machinists tools and wood
working machinery, Canada tool
works, Hatt st. See Adv p 6
McKechnie Robert, of McKechnie &
Bertram, Dundas st
McKenzie John, bds at Riley’s hotel,
Main st
McKenzie Thomas H., of McKenzie &
Mackay, of Hamilton, Cross st
McKenzie William, laborer, King st
McLean Norman, laborer, King st
McLean John W., school teacher, King
st
McLeod John, shoemaker, bds King st
McMahon James, M.D., coroner, King st |
McMahon Mrs, Ann, wid Hugh, Hatt st
McMahon Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,
Queen st
McMahon Philip, cooper, Hatt st
McManus Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,
King st
McManus Mrs. Nancy, saloonkeeper,
Hatt st
McMaster Joseph, machinist, Market st
McMicking James, clerk, King st
McMillan Duncan, photographer and li-
brarian Mechanics institute, King st
McMillan Isaac, laborer, South st
MeNalley Mrs. Barney, Dundas st
McPhee Lachlan, scowman, South st
McPherson David John, fireman, King st
McPherson Duncan, millwright, Matil-
da st
McTaggert Archibald, tailor, Church
st
Magill Hugh, school teacher, Melville st
Mahoney Jeremiah, finisher, Brock st
Mahoney Mrs. Julia, wid James, Brock st
Manning George, moulder, Hatt st
[Proviner
ee
Manning Patrick, laborer, Dundas ,
Marsh Wallace, printer, Crosg gt ;
Marsh William, carpenter, Crogs gt
Marshall John H., harnessmaker Park
st
Marsland Abraham, spinner, Ro
Martin Emery, laborer, South st
Martin Frederick, mason, Colborye t
Martin John, laborer, King st
Martin Mrs. Sarah, wid James, Dy:
at
Martlin Robert, carpenter, Park st
Martlin William, carpenter, Park st
Martlin William J., carpenter, York g
Mason Charles, tanner, York st
Mason Walter, machinist, Park st
Mason William, tanner, Church sth
Baldwin st
Maw John, of Littler, Maw & (Co, Hay
st
Mayer G. A., of G. Gudewill & (y
resides in New York }
Meacham & Burrows, druggists and sty
tionery, King st ;
Meacham J, B.,of Meacham & Burrow
resides in Brantford
Mead Mrs. Mary, wid Jeremiah, Mou
tan st
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, D, Melii.
lan, librarian, King st
Sina sh
ide
| Meddlough Mrs. Jane, wid Jesse
MERCER & CASEY, sash and blind
factory, Market st
Mercer James, of Mercer & Casey, Mat
ket st
| Meredith Miss Elizabeth, music teach,
Cross st
Miller Mrs., wid
Miller Mrs, Letitia, wid Moses
Milman James, saddler, King st
Milward Mrs, Mary, wid Edward, Kiag
st
Mitchell Miss Helen, Market st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0, 4
Barber, operator, post office, :
Mountain Thomas, painter, Main st
Moore Charles, laborer Church st
Moore Denis, laborer, Colborne st
Moore Edward, carpenter, Hatt st
Moore Hamilton Hugh, of Hugh Moot
& Son, Ancaster road
MOORE HUGH, & SON, general mer
chants, King st
| Moore Hugh, of Hugh Moore & Son,
Ancaster road
Moore Thos., frame work knitter.Hatts
Moran Mrs. Catherine, wid Michae,
Mountain st
More James, clerk, Matilda st
Morris Mrs, Isabella, wid Thoms
Park st
Morrish Edwin, grocer, King st
Morrison Hugh, engineer, South st
Morrison James, laborer, James st
Morrison Laughlin, laborer, Alberts}
Morton Frederick, bricklayer
Morton James, butcher
Moss Arthur, blacksmith, King st
Moss Charles, innkeeper King st
Moss George, paper maker, Foundry
Moss Joseph, baker, King st
Mountain Henry, machinist, Main st
Mullheron Michael, laborer, Cross +t
Murphy Willam, cooper, King st
Nagles George, laborer, Wellingtoa #
Nash John, boilermaker, Victoria st
Nash Mrs. Jane, wid Platt, Kings!
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 0),
R. W. Suter, jun., agent, Main st
Nawn Mrs. Jane, wid James, Mains
Nelligan Miss Catherine, Hatt st
Nevin David, section master
King st west
New Feoes, brickmaker, Hatt st
DNTARIO. ]
ewill William,
ewitt Wm, bi
ewland George
iblett W. 0.
King st
ichols Mra, (
Melville st
isbet James, bl
oble Thomas, g
oble William, ff
oble William, ]
orton Robert, 1
otman George,
Brien Owen, m
)Connor Denis,
)'Connor Patrich
Connor Patric
blacksmith, Sy
)Dounell Patrie
Grady William
Y Hanley John, 1:
) Neil Michael,
Regan Horace,
y rey. Jolu
ham st
Dee Alexander, li
gg Williiam, of
ry William, boi
liver I. HL, barb
re William 8. R
sler B. B., of Os!
pler & Begue, bar
Main st
SLER EDWAR
Bond st
ler rev. F. L.,
England, Hamil
imet Mrs. Ter
verfield Charles
verfield Samuel,
almer Horatio, b
farker Hbenezer,
larker Robert, Lat
armenter A. W,,
farmenter James,
ter, York st
fassmore Wim., ha
faterson Charles, «
painter
axton Adam, lab
eiree U.1., & Co
ickett Mrs. Ellen,
elsticker Charle:
rie George M,, g
h Foundry st
tts Johnson, stor
pe Stephen, labe
owell —, gate kee
Owers Michael, la
ROVINCIAL IN
W. Suter, jun., a
hackenbush Mrs,
Melville st
larry John, har
h Melville st
hinlan Edward, 1
Olph George
ndel Mrs. Mary,
nkin John, dry g
st :
mshaw Mrs, H;
Main st a
tcliffe rev, Fredo
ed Mrs, Margare
enham st
gan Miss Emma
id Clement, labo
ell George, pla:
Vell Joseph, mas
eves Samuel, ba
ynolds David, b.
Ynolds Francis
tgyle, South st
ynolds J; ames, e1
[Proviner op
retail
orer, Dundas gt
er, Croag st
‘nter, Cross at
unessmaker, Park
DNTARIO.]
il] William, laborer
be Wn,, be teher, Hamilton road
ewland George, mill hand, Rosina st
iblett'W. ©., chemist and druggist,
King st
‘ean Mrs. Charlotte,
ville st
‘oak James, blacksmith, Park st
Yoble Thomas, gardener, Hatt st
oble William, factory hand, King st
‘oble William, laborer, King st
orton Robert, laborer, Main st
otman George, King st
yBrien Owen, machinist, Sydenham st
Connor Denis, laborer, King st
) Connor Patrick, laborer, King st
‘Connor Patrick, veterinary surgeon,
blacksmith, Sydenham st
)Dounell Patrick, laborer, James st
Grady William, laborer
NHanley John, laborer, Meadow lane
) Neil Michael, mason, James st
/Regan Horace, teacher, bds King st
Reilly rev. John, R. catholic, Syden-
ham st
gg Alexander, laborer, Park st
gg William, of Kennedy & Co,
ge William, boilermaker, Park st
liver F. H., barber, Main st
re William E. R., bookkeeper, Main st
ler B. b., of Osler & Begue, South st
ler & Begue, barristers, attorneys, &c.,
Main st
SLER EDWARD L.P., barrister, &c.,
Bond st
spinner, Rosina 4
rv, South st
80N, Colborne st
, King st
vid James, Dundas
wid James,
enter, Park st
penter, Park st
sarpenter, York a
er, York st
inist, Park st
ner, Church st, b
» Maw & Co., Hay
Gudewill & Co,
rk
, druggists and 3
aicham & Burrow,
“dl
d Jeremiah, Mou
ITUTE, D. Mellie
ig st
ie, Wid Jesse
Y, sash and blind
reer & Casey, Mar
beth, music teacher,
England, Hamilton road
nimet Mrs. Terceine, wid Benjamin
verfield Charles B., Main st
verficld Samuel, Main st
almer Horatio, bricklayer, King st
wid Moses
ler, King st
wid Edward, King
. Market st
GRAPH CO, 4
post office,
yainter, Mains
rer Church st
r, Colborne st
enter, Hatt st
gh, of Hugh Moo
oad
SON, general mer
arker Robert, laborer, King st
farmenter A. W., tanner, Main st
amenter James, of Lawry & Parmen-
ter, York st
assmore Wm., harnessmaker, King st
faterson Charles, of Kelly & Patterson,
painter
axton Adam, laborer, Market st
eiree UL ., & Co., clothing, King st
ickett Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick, King st
elsticker Charles M., Park st
tie George M., storekeeper, King st,
h Foundry st
tts Johnson, stonemason, King st
pe Stephen, laborer, Melville st
bwell —, gate keeper, Sydenham st
bwers Michael, laborer, Brock st.
ROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO.,, R,
W. Suter, jun, agent, Main st
hackenbush Mrs. Harriet, wid James,
Melville st
larry John,
h Melville st
dinlan Edward, laborer, Colborne st
Oph George :
ndel Mrs. Mary, wid James
akin John, dry goods, King st, h Hatt
st °
t
gh Moore & Son
york knitter Hats
ine, wid Michael,
fatilda st
la, wid Thoma,
er, King st
ineer, South st
orer, James st
laborer, Albert st
icklayer
harnessmaker, King st,
ler
mith, King st
er, King st
vnaker, Foundry i
King st
chinist, Main st
Naborer, Cross st
per, King st
rer, Wellingtoa #
ker, Victoria st
Platt, King st
NSURANUE 00
gent, Main st
H James, Main st
rine, Hatt st
in master
“yeni Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,
ain st
tcliffe rev. Frederick, Bantist, Park st
ed Mrs, Margaret, wid Thomas, Syd-
enham st
gan Miss Emma R., teacher, Park st
Hid Clement, laborer
vell George, plasterer, Hatt st
vell Joseph, mason, King st
‘ves Samuel, baker, Melville st
ynolds David, boat builder, South st
Ynolds Francis, captain steamer
tgyle, South st
yoolds James, engineer, Dundas st
ker, Hatt st
ler rev. FLL, M.A. rector, ch of
larker Ebenezer, pumpmaker, Hatt st |
DOMINION 3809 DIRECTORY.
DunpAs
Reynolds Mrs, Margaret, wid James, | Streughen James, blacksmith, Foundry
Hatt st
Reynolds Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
ork st
Ridler Miss Bessie, private school, Hatt
st
Ridler George, Hatt st
RILEY PETER B., proprietor Riley’s
hotel, Main st
RILEY'S HOTEL,
proprietor, Main st
Roberts William, clerk
Robertson Thomas, of Robertson &
Wardell, Governor's road
Peter B. Riley)
ROBERTSON & WARDELL, barristers, |
solicitors in chancery, &c., Main st
Robins Miss Ann, tailoress, Park st
Robson Mrs, Ann, wid William, Park st
Robson Robert, painter, Park st
Roger William, laborer, York st
Rooke William, juu., machinist, Mel-
ville st
Rooke William, laborer, Melville st
Rushton Hartley, laborer, Hatt st
Russell Abraham, agent, King si
Russell Alexander, Market st
Russell Samuel, machinist, Melville st
Russell William, wheelwright, Market
st
Rutherford Henry C., M.D, King st
Ryan Thomas, laborer, Head st
Seace George F., proprietor Western
hotel, King st
Scott James, joiner and builder, Park st
Shee Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, Hatt st
Sheeham William, laborer, Dundas st
Sheek Jacob, carpenter, Sydenham st
Sheen John, laborer, Hatt st
Shepard Benjamin, carpenter, King st
Shephard John, innkeeper, Maia st
Shields William J., cooper, Flamboro st
Simon Mrs, liza, wid Alexander
Slattery James, laborer, Hatt st
Smith Edward
Smith George, of W. MeFedries & Co.,
Hatt st
Smith J. Findley, hardware merchant,
King st, h Hatt st
Smith John H., innkeeper, King st
Smith John E., papermaker, Foundry st | .
gon. ‘st | Totten Henry, of H. & N. Totten, King
Smith John ©., machinist, Victoria st
Smith Miss Elizabeth, Church st
Smith Mrs, Dinah, wid Sydney, Mel-
ville st
Smith Patrick, laborer, King st
Smith William, cabinetmaker, King st
Smith William, stonecutter, bds King st
SOMERVILLE JAMBS, editor, printer
and proprietor of the True Banner,
auctioneer and estate agent, King st
Somerville Mrs. Nancy, wid Peter, Col-
borne st
Somerville Robt.. carpenter,Colborne st,
Somerville Thos., printer, Colborne st
Sourbeer John, saloonkeeper, King st
Sparks Fred. B. of Sparks & McDonnell,
Ogilvie st
Sparks & McDonnell, lubricating oil
manufacturers, Queen st
Spittal George H., innkeeper, Hatt st
Stanley Edward, timekeeper, Hamilton
road
Stapleton John, stonecutter, McNab st
Stapleton Patrick, stonecutter, McNab
st
Staunton F. H. L., civil engineer, King
st
Steene Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William,
Park st
Stewart Peter, laborer, Napier st
Stone Mrs. Ann, wid Peter
Stone Patrick, laborer, Park st
Stothard Thomson, boilermaker, Gover-
nor’s road
at
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, Dundas st
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, Colborne st
Sullivan David, tailor, York st
Sullivan H., laborer, York st
Sullivan John, laborer, Church st
Sullivan John, mechanic, Park st
Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, Hatt st
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, Colborne st
Sullivan Patrick, switchman G.W.R.
Mountain st
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, Church st
Surerus Rees, laborer, Hatt st
SUTER R. W., jun., insurance and gen-
eral agent, Main st
SUTER RK. W., sen., insurance agent
and receiver of Desjardins canal
tolls, Main st
Sutherland Walter, butcher, King
Sweet Francis, laborer, Hatt st
Swindle Robert, pork butcher, Main
h Park st
Talbot James, weaver, Rosina st
Talbot Richard, master weaver, Rosina
st
Tapp Philip, carpenter, Main st
Taylor Charles, medical student, Hatt
boat
Taylor John, mechanic, Dundas st
Taylor Lawrence, shoemaker, Dundas
st
Taylor Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Dun-
dus st
Techen Timothy, laborer, Hatt st
Terrill Edward J., tanner, Main st
Terry Francis, laborer, Melville st
Thomas Elijah S., carpenter, gr d
master Canadian Order of Odd Fel-
lows, King st
Thompson James, bookkeeper, Park st
THORNTON J. M., postmaster, express
vgent, King st
THORNTON WILLEAM, assistant post-
master, Cross st
Thumwood William, laborer, Hatt st
Tilbury Mrs. Maria,wid William, Bond st
Tosney Miss Mary, Hatt st
Totten H. & N., portable gas manufae-
turers, Main st
st
Totten Joseph, mechanic, Paris road
| Totten Norman, of H. & N. Totten, King
st
Troy Michael, laborer, Mountain st
TRUE BANNER, weekly, annual sub-
seviption, $1.50; James Somerville,
proprietor and printer, Main st
Turner Miss S. E., dressmaker, Ogilvie st
Turnbull George, laborer, Hatt st
Turnbull James, boilermaker, King st
Tykes Geo., harnessmaker, Mellville st
TYLER ROBERT, freight agent
G.W.R., Hatt st
UNITED GRAMMAR AND COMMON
SCHOOL, J. H. Hunter, M.A., head
master, King st
Urquhart Alex., blacksmith Park st
Urquhart William, Park st
Valley Lodge, No 100, A. F. and A.M.,
N. Greening, W. M.; 8. Bailey, secre-
tary, Main st
Varner Mrs. Catherine, wid Samuel,
Ogilvie st
VICTORIA MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO., R. W. Suter, jun., agent, Main st
Wagstaff & Gates, fancy dry goods,
Main st
Wagstaff John, Main st
Wagstaff Miss Elizabeth, of Wagstaff &
Gates, Main st
Waite Mrs. Harriet R., wid William, Ro-
sina st
Semin etee Ge SPA PE eo
Dun—Dun
WALKER ALLEN H., M.D., office
King st, bds at Riley's hotel, Main st
Walker Archibald, pedlar, Mountain st
Wallace William, laborer, King st
WARDELL ALEXANDER R., mayor,
of Robertson & Wardell, By den:
ham st
Ware John, King st
Watson David, oil refiner, South st
Watson James, carpenter, Hatt st
Watson Lawrence B., tailor, Sydenham
st
Weaver Mrs. Rachel, wid Moses, Hatt st
Weild Andrew, clerk, King st
Wellbura Robert, machinist, Hatt st
West Silas, teamster, Hatt st
Western hotel, G. F. Scace, proprietor,
King st
Wheeler John, builder, Hatt st
White George, laborer, King st
White James, painter, King st
White Mrs. Ann, wid Robert, Cross st
Wilbee Frederick, laborer, Melville st
Wilbee Thomas, millwright
Williams Mrs. Ann,wid Frederic! , Dun-
das st
Williams Mrs,
James st
Williams Richard, laborer, James st
Willoughby Thos., millwright, King st
Wilson John, carpet weaver, King st
Wilson John, proprietor flour mills,
Main st, h Melville st
Wilson Mrs. Helen S., wid James, Mel-
ville st
Wilson R.T., grocer and evockery, King
st, h Wilson st
WILSON THOMAS, & CO., proprietors
Dundas foundry and engine works,
Hatt st
Wilsou Thomas, of Thomas Wilson &
Co., Melville st
Wilson William, storekeeper, King st
Wink A. 8., barrister, solicitor and
attorney, office King st, bds at Riley's
hotel, Main st
Winn Dominick, fireman, Baldwin st
Witherspoon Alexander, jun., machi-
nist, Hatt st
Witherspoon Alexander, watchmaker,
Main st
Witherspoon David, machinist, King st
Witherspoon Henry, baker, King st
Wood John F,, bailiff, Sydenham st
Woods Augustus, bds King st
Woodhouse Edwin, town clerk and
treasurer, Hatt st
Wright James,
road
Wright John, machinist, Park st
Wyld James C., Ogilvie st
Young George B., bookkeeper, King st
Young John, jun., of Young, Law & Co.,
Main st
YOUNG, LAW & CO., proprietors Dun-
das cotton mills, Main st
Young Mrs.Helen, embroiderer, King st
YOUNG WILLIAM A.,, last factory,
Main st
DUNDELA—A small village in the
township of Matilda, county of Dundas.
Distant from Matilda, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare $1;
from Morrisburg 10 miles. Mail semi-
weekly. Population about 200.
Ault George, shoemaker
Bell David, J.P.
Bouch Jacob, farmer
Bouch James, blacksmith
Bouck John C., farmer
Casselman Sophranois, farmer
Casselman H. J., farmer
Cooper James, potashmaker
Cooper Samuel, farmer
Celia, wid
carder, Governor's
William,
DOMINION 810 DIRECTORY.
Dillabough James, farmer
Dillon William, storekeeper
English John, potash make?
Gibbons John, farmer
Gibbons Richard, farmer
Hamilton Archibald, builder
Hamilton David, farmer
Hamilton James, farmer
Hunter Alexander, blacksmith
Lapierre Joseph
MeIntosh Allan, nurseryman
McIntosh David, cabinetmaker |
MeIntosh Kzerah H., surveyor
MelIntosh G, A., builder
| McIntosh Harvey, farmer
Monk Henry, storekeeper
Morris George, farmer
Morton rey. William, Wesleyan
Munroe Asail, farmer
| Redmond James, bailiff |
| ‘Tuttle Jeremiah K,, postmaster, farmer |
Whittaker Uriah, firmer |
Wilson rev, J. Fy Episcopal metho- |
dist
|
|
DUNDOD + AM D—A small village in the
township of Cramahe, county of Nor-
thamberland, Distant from Brighton, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7]
miles, Mailbieweekly, Population about |
Barker Jolin, postinaster, storekeeper
Campbell Donald, mill owner
Chesterfield Henry, shoemaker
Goderich Robert, miller, furmer
Hieks Manuel, blacksmith
Irish Stanton, blacksmith
Spentall Robert, waggonumaker
spot Ashtield, county of Huron,
taunt trom Goderich, the county town and
niles, fure 60c.; from Kineardine 25 miles
Mail daily. Population about 200,
Anderson Thomas, farmer
Bailie James, plastercr
Barr rev, William, Presbyterian
Bickle Mrs., dressmaker
Binek Anthony, hotelkeeper
Clendenning Robert, J.P., postmaster,
general storekeeper
Cook Henry, laborer
Crawford William, carpenter,
gonmaker
Davidson Robert, farmer
Disher Thomas, carding mill
Eagleson William, weaver
FOWLER ROBERT, farmer
Fraser Robert, laborer
Harris Thomas, farmer
Harris William, farmer
Johnson Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas,
storekeeper
MeNeil William, laborer
McArthur William, carpenter
McGrattan John, shoemaker
McKay James, M.D.
McMath Hugh, weaver
McMath J.S., plasterer
MeViety Wellington, teacher
Mallough captain Joseph
Mallough William, farmer
Maneury Thomas, joiner
Miller George, shoemaker
O’Brien James, blacksmith
Pentland Thomas, farmer
Pollock John, hotelkeeper
Wag-
DUNGANNON — A village in the town. |
Dis- |
ve station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 |
ee
DUNKELD—A small place i
ship of Brant, county of Bruce our
from Walkerton, the county town, 5 miles
fare 26e.; from Paisley 11 miles, frog
Vort Kigin 26 miles, thre gLas ime
Kincardine, 28 miles, trom Seaforth 4
station of the Grand ‘Trunk railway, g
miles, Mail daily, Population about g
Bell Hugh, postmaster, hotelkeeper
Chisholm Miss Janet, school teacher
| Kekford James, J.P, farmer
Hill James, framer
Keith Charles, dealer
Whiteraft Willian, blacksmith
DUNN VILL E—An incorporated vijay
on the Grand river,townships ot Moulton
aud Sherbrooke, county of Haldimand
electoral division of Monek, The ¢
jorts are chiefly wheat and sawn pine
umber, in which commodities Dunnville
does & large business There t# exten
sive water power on the Grand rivera
this point, and several grist and saw milly
have been built along its banks, Montreal
Telegraph Co, has an office here, This
is a station of the Bufo and Goda
rich branch of the Grand Trank railway
Distant from Cayuga, the county town,
niles, from Port Colborne, on Lake Erle,
20 miles, from Port Dover 84 miles, fay
£1.25 ; from Buffalo, N.Y., 40 miles, from
Hamilton 40 miles, Mail daily, Pope
lation about 1600, :
Aikens William J., proprictor Victoria
hotel
AMERICAN MERCIEANTS UNION
EXPRESS CO.,, J. Moblo, agent
Amity lodge, No, 82, A. & AMCE,
8. Black, seeretary ; MC, Upper, wor
shipful master
| Ainsden Jabez, storekeeper and aye
tloneer
Arderlay Mrs. Mary, wid William
Armour John, deputy postmaster, clerk
Division court, and commissioner ip
1 BR
| Armour Thomas, postmaster, gener)
agent
Asher Hugh, boots and shoes
Bacon Edward C., engineer
| Baikie rev, James P., Presbyterian
| Baker William, pensioner
| Band Robert, miller
| Barbour Misses Jeanette & Norah, dre
| makers
|
|
Barker Edgar, notary and commissioner
in B, R.
| Barnes William A., barber
| Beebe Nelson, dentist
| Beecher Mrs. Sarah, wid Joseph
| Bennedick Cyrus, laborer
| Bennett Burton, laborer ;
| BLACK CHARLES E, §., proprietot
| of the Dunnville Gazette
| Bolger John, innkeeper
Bowman James, cook
| Boyle Arthur, dry goods
Bradley Adam, laborer
| Braund Samuel, insurance agent
Braund William, tinsmith
| Briggs James, sailor
| Brownson Arr
| Buck George, carpenter
| Bushell James, innkeeper
| Caley Frank, farmer
| Callister Robert, laborer
| Campbell rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
| Campbell William, carpenter
Canada Life Insurance Co., 5. Braund,
agent
Cannally captain Robert
Rice rev. L. O., Wesleyan | Carns Samuel, blacksmith and wagg
Roberts John R., general dealer | maker
Runciman John, saw mill Carns Samuel, laborer
Saunby S. B., grist mill Carns William, constable, shoemaker
Sproule Andrew, cabinetmaker Carpenter Christopher, cabinetmaker
Videau George, blacksmith Carroll Thomas, laborer
Whyard James, tinsmith Carson John, sawyer
[ Provinor op
ONTARIO. |
Chambers Ricl
Clark Frederic
Claus John, la
Clemo James,
Clow William,
Colter Charles
(ook Mrs. Eliz
Cooley John A
Coote Mrs. Mary
Cornick Samu
Crawford Char
Crayston Kdmu
‘rayston Thom
Jroaa William,
‘ummings Mrs.
Dafoe John, tea
Darling Willian
avies Jolin C.,
erby Miss Mary
maker
isbrow rev, No
ocker Kdward
Jooley Agnes, t4
Jore John, stati
UNNVILLE ¢
nual subseript
editor and pro
DUNNVILLE V
Waltho & Co.,
Duvall James, of]
bergolt Peter, b
Becles John, pen
gar John, cary
dgar Robert, sa
ngland John
ant John, barbe
arrell John Tur
lowers Mrs. M
lowers Richard,
ord Almerin B.,
ry William, M.D
RY WILLIAM,
albraith David J
amble William, s
pardiner Miss Nel
parner George W
ali Matthew, bu
don Charles
ray William F*,, y
milton Mrs, Mat
amilton William,
ANEY STEPHE
anley James, pho
annah John, wea
fart Charles A., ts
ndershot Pant F
ibbard rev, H, N
dist
ckey John, brick
iseler Casper, lab
odder Eli, butehe
odder George, bu
olmes William, w
ood John, town ¢
opkins Nicholas,
opkins Nicholas, |
drugs and hardw
ughes John, labor
unter Patrick, lal
win David, of Try
win & Duvall, say
tron John, M.D.
fiery Mrs. Ann, y
nkinson Mrs. Ant
ssop Samuel, car
bhnson Henry T.,
bhnson John T.,r
phnson William B
bnes James, farme
byce Edward, pair
ennedy George, ¢
fennedy William,
ng Richard, carr
ia Willa te
‘PROVINOR op
|
lace in the to
f Bruce, Distant
unty town, 5 iiles,
ey V1 miles, from
fare $1.25; from
from Seaforth, q
Prank railway, 4
pulation about #
hotelkeeper
chool teacher
armer
wksmith
heorporated viliage
Hshipsot Moulton
uty of ialdimand
Monck, The ey,
at and sawn pine
mocdities Dunnville
There 18 exten
he Grand river at
grist and saw mills
its banks, Montreal
office here, This
Buftalo and Gode
and ‘brank railwa
the county town,
orne, on Lake Erie,
Jover 84 miles, fare
N.Y,, 40 miles, from
Mail daily. Popw
voprictor Victoria
HANTS UNION
Moblo, agent
A. & AMACE,
MC. Upper, wor
ckeeper and aue
wid William
‘ postmaster, clerk
(dL conitmuissioner ip
id shoes
gineer
Presbyterian
ner
larber
rid Joseph
orer
azette
1
yds
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ance agent
nith
er
per
ver
s, Wesleyan
penter
pr
ystmaster, general
tte & Norah, dress
and commissionet
er
BE, 8., proprietot
» Co. 8. Braund,
ert
rith and waggol
ble, shoemaker
, cabinetmaker
OnraRio. }
‘hambers Richard, grocer
we Frederick, blacksmith
Claus John, laborer
(lemo James, temperance saloon, bailiff
} illiam, blacksmith
Dicw Whariee W., A.B, school teacher
Cook Mra. Elizabeth, wid Eland
‘ooley John A., painter
poe Mrs. Mary, wid William
Cornick Samucl, boots and shoes
Crawford Charles Co
Crayston Edmund, grist mill
‘rayston Thomas, grocer
‘rovs William, laborer
‘ummings Mrs. Mary, wid Alonzo
Dafoe John, teamster
Darling William, horse dealer
Davies Jolin C., carpenter
erby Miss Mary E., milliner and dress-
maker
isbrow rev. Noah, ch of England
ocker Kdward A., storekeeper
Dooley Agnes, temperance saloon
Jore John, station agent
DUNNVILLE GAZETTE, weekly, an-
nual subseription $1; C, B.S. Black,
editor and proprietor
DUNNVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS, 8.
Waltho & Co., proprietors
Duvall James, of Irwin & Duvall
Phersolt Peter, butcher
Becles John, pensioner
dgar John, carpenter
dgar Robert, sawyer
ngland John
‘ant John, barber
arrell John Turnley, M.D.
lowers Mrs. Mary, wid Jolin
lowers Riehard, tailor
ord Almerin B., storekeeper
ty William, M.D., homeopathist
RY WILLIAM, organ manufaeturer
albraith David J., grocer
amble William, saloonkeeper
ardiner Miss Nelly, school teacher
arner George W., fruiterer
ash Matthew, butcher
irdon Charles
ny William F., waggonmaker
milton Mrs, Margaret, milliner
amilton William, laborer
ANEY STEPHEN, grist mill
nley James, photographer
nnah John, weaver
art Charles A., tailor
ndershot Pant H.
“a rev, H. N., Episcopal metho-
dist
ckey John, brickmaker
seler Casper, laborer
odder Eli, butcher
dder George, butcher
olmes William, wheelwright
ood John. town clerk
opkins Nicholas, jun., M.D.
opkins Nicholas, sen., M.D., groceries,
drugs and hardware
ughes John, laborer
unter Patrick, laborer
win David, of Irwin & Duvall
win & Duvall, saw mill owners
tron John, M.D.
fiery Mrs. Ann, wid John
nkinson Mrs. Ann, wid William
sop Samuel, carpenter
bhnson Henry T.,, clerk
phnson John’ T., reeve, storekeeper
bhnson William B,
bnes James, farmer
byce Edward, painter
ennedy George, cattle dealer
nnedy William, carpenter
mp, chard, carriage trimmer
nitin William J., painter
DOMINION 311 DIRECTORY.
es petersenii hatin
Laidlow Jas, T., foreman Gazette office
Lasalle Elias J., watchmaker
Lawe Alexander, plating works
Lindsay James, dry goods
Livingston Angus, blacksmith
Lochart Mrs, Elizabeth
Logan John, carpenter
| Macartney Alfred T., dry goods and
| millinery
Macdonald Donald, clerk
} McCann Thomas, cabinetmaker
McCallum George A., M.D,
| McCollum Cyrus A., grain merchant
| McConnell James, laborer
McCORAKE WILLIAM A,,
customs
McDonald Angus, general dealer
McGill Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
McGuire William H,, laborer
MeIndoe Mrs. Agnes, wid James
| MeIndoe William R., elerk
McLaughlin Alexander, M.D,
| McNeal Cornelius, grain and produce
MeNeal John, news agent
McNeal Robert, innkeeper
MeNickle Mrs, Jane, wid William
MeQuatty Mrs. Martha, wid Jobn
| MeQuatty William, butcher
Main William, watchmaker
| Mains John, laborer
| Manse Charles, sewing machine agent
| MANSION HOUSE HOTEL, Mrs. FE.
| Pigeon, proprietress, This is a good
house and well kept
| Martin John D., harnessmaker
Martin Miss Margaret, sehool teacher
| Martin Mrs, Caroline, wid John
| May Charles
| May Richard, baker
| MECHANICS INSTITUTE AND
) LIBRARY, John Parry, J.P.,president
| Miller Maleolm, laborer
| Miller Mrs, Isabella, wid John
| Mitchell Richard, carpenter
; Mitchell Thomas
| MOBLO JOLIN, operator Montreal Te-
legraph Co., and express agent
Montague William, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John
Moblo, operator
Moore David N., baker
| Moot Adam&., of Isaiah Moot & Son
Moot Isaiah, 01 Isaiah Moot & Son
Moot Isaiah, & Son, grist mill owners
Moote William N., grocer and crockery
Morrison Robert, bridge tender
Mumby Joseph, shoemaker
| Murdy Rohert J., brilge tender
| Murphy Jasper, customs officer
| Mylne Mrs. Jane, wid George
| Nevens John IL, innkeeper
| Nicholson James, carpenter
| Noble Misses Jane & Mary, grocery
Norris James, shoemaker
O’Brian Thomas, carpenter
Oldfield Charles, of Perry & Oldfield
| Orme Thomas, carpenter
| Overholt Henry, laborer
| Oyer William, innkeeper
| PARRY JOHN, J.P., waggonmaker,
| and president Mechanics institute and
library
| Perry Cornelius, of Perry & Oldfield
| Perry & Oldfield, general merchants
| Phipns Joseph, shoemaker
|PIGEON MRS. ELIZABETH, wid
| Henry, proprietress Mansion house
| hotel
| Price David, inn and store keeper
Price David S., baker
| Price Elihu, teamster
Provincial Insurance Co., S. Braund,
} agent
| Quider Richard N., ship carpenter
collector of
DUNNVILLE:
Reid Mrs. Hannah, wid John F,, store
Reynolds George, laborer
Rebb Hugh, carpenter
Robb Mrs, Danella, wid Walter
Robertson John, laborer
Root Harmon, livery stable
Ryan William, tailor
| Scholfield James, & Son, cabinetmakers
and marble works
| Scholfield James, jun., of J, Scholfield
| & Son
| Scholfield Jas.,sen., of J.Scholfield & Son
Scholtield Thomas, blacksmith
| Scholfield William, merchant
Scott Jas S., jeweller and photographer
| Scott Mrs. Ann, wid William
SCOTT WILLIAM G., & CO,, cabinet-
} makers, upholsterers and undertakers
Shelly William, laborer
| Sheppard Mrs, Mary, wid
Shirton Joseph, laborer
Sime George, tanner
| Sime John, printer
Smith George, shoemaker
Smith John F., drugs, stationery and
fancy goods
Smith major A., saw mill
| Smithers Richard, boots and shoes
Sowerby John, carriagemaker
|SPARLING GOODWIN,
Mansion house hotel
Splatt Miss Maria, milliner and dress-
maker
| Stevens Albert, harnessmaker
Stevens Charles, J.P., harnessmaker
Stevens Millage A., harnessmaker
Stevens Robert, carpenter
Stevenson Francis S,,
commissioner in B. R.
Stewart John, J.P., dry goods and gro-
ceries
| Strohm Garet D., laborer
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer
| Swanson John, tailor
Swartz William, shoemaker
| Symons William, tailor
Taylor John, grocery
Thewlis Allan, grocer
Timmones John, laborer
Tipton Thomas 1. M., collector of canal
tolis and local superintendent of
| common schools
| Wpper Martin C., barrister
Urmy Mrs. Mary, laundress
Victoria hotel, William J. Aikens, pro-
prietor
Wallace George A., tanner
Wallace Mrs. Mary, milliner
Waltho Edward, of 8. Waltho & Co.
WALTHOS., & CO., proprietors Dunn-
ville woollen mills
Waltho Samuel, of S. Wultho & Co.
| Warden Benjamin, carpenter
| Warren Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas
| Warwick Mrs. Jane
Watson David
Watson James, sailor
Weatherby L. J., coroner, dealer in
agricultural implements
Webber Benjamin H., grocer
| Wheeler Samuel, watchmaker
White William, tailor
Whitmore John A., dry goods
Wiggins Mrs. Margaret, milliner
Williams rey. E., New Connexion me-
thodist
Winslow Jeremiah G., carpenter
Winslow Martin D., stage driver
| Woodside Thomas, shoemaker
Wormer John, carpenter
Yocom John, blacksmith and agricul-
tural implement maker
Zeiter Christopher, turner
| Zimmermann Peter, shoemaker
manager
attorney and
Aig eS Pd
Doun-—Dur
* DUNROBIN—A post officestation in
the township of Torbolton, county of Car-
leton. Distant from Stittsville, a station of
the Canada Central railway, 12 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Abbott James, farmer '
Boucher Francis
Boucher George
Boucher Henry, farmer
Bradley William, farmer
Cacey James, farmer
Downey John, farmer
Holbrook Edward, farmer
Holbs William, farmer
Killen John, farmer
Mooney William, farmer
Muldown Patrick, farmer
Muldown Richard, farmer
Nesbitt Robert, farmer
Rea Nathaniel, farmer
Shaw James, carpenter
Saerlibs Aaron, farmer
Weir James, farmer
Weir William, farmer
Wilson Isaac, farmer
Younghusband Henry, postmaster,
storekeeper
DUNSFORD—A small village in the
township of Verulam, county of Victoria.
Distant from Lindsay, the county town
and a station of the Midland railway, 10
miles, fare 59¢.; from Peterborough 26
miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 80,
Atcheson Mrs. M., wid James, weaver
Bell James, waggonmaker, hotelkeeper
Graham William, postmaster, store-
keeper, proprietor Temperance hotel
Ireton John, sen., farmer
McRae Donald, school teacher
Patterson rev. John,United Presbyterian
Saunders Thomas, laborer
Sheriff David, farmer
Temperance hotel, William Graham,
proprietor
Thurston Henry, farmer
Thurston Jabez, J.P., mill owner and
cheese factory
Thurston Thomas, farmer
t DUN TROON —A village in the town-
ship of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Stayner, a station of the
Northern railway, 5 miles, from Colling-
wood 7} miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 86
miles. Mail daily. Population about 150.
Anderson William, tarmer
Beecroft Edmund, farmer
Beecroft John, blacksmith
Bell Angus, farmer
Bowmore hotel, Henry Watson, pro-
prietor
Blair Donald, farmer
Blair William, farmer
Beach William, farmer
Campbell Thomas, proprietor Farmers’
home
Clark John, blacksmith
Currie Hugh, farmer
Farmers’ home, T, Campbell, proprietor
Ferguson Angus, farmer
Greenfelt rev. James, Presbyterian
Gregory John M., farmer
Henry Adam, farmer
Henson Francis, farmer
Hood James, farmer
Kelly James, farmer
Kelly John, farmer
Kerr John, farmer
Leuch James, farmer
Mackeracher Alexander, M.D., druggist
McAllister L., farmer
McCausland John, carpenter
McDermid Alexander, storekeeper
McDermid John, farmer
* Formerly called Torbolton.
+ Formerly called Lowmore,
called Scotch Corners.
and also
DOMINION 312 DIRECTORY.
McLean Duncan, laborer
McLean John, farmer
McQueen Mrs. Mary, wid., farmer
Martin Angus, clerk
Ough John, collector
Ranseer Andrew, waggonmaker
Richardson Marmaduke, storekeeper
Russell James, postmaster
Smith Donald, tailor
Stephens J. D., farmer
Swalm Jacob, farmer
Watson H.,, proprietor Bowmore hotel
Wylie Thomas, M.D.
* DUNVAGAN—A small village intthe
township of Kenyon, county of Glengary,
Distant from Cornwall, the county town,
and a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 3L miles, from Montreal -78 miles.
Muil tri-weekly, Popwlation about 250.
Boyd Archibald, farmer
Cameron Angus, farmer
Lockwood George
Campbell Donald, blacksmith
Campbell Donald, farmer
Campbell John, shoemaker
Campbell Mrs. Flora
Dewer Donald, farmer
Ferguson Donald, farmer
Fraser William, farmer
Gaines Martin, tanner
Grant Alexander, farmer
Kennedy Donald, farmer
McCuaig Duncan
McDonald John, laborer
McGillies Donald, shoemaker
McIntosh Angus, storekeeper
McLean Hector, postmaster, dry goods
McLeod John, farmer
McLeod Kenneth, farmer
McLeod Malcolm, farmer
McLeod Clous, farmer
McMillan John, farmer
McNaughton Donald, farmer
McQueen Alexander, farmer
McQueen rev. A., United presbyterian
McRae Alexander, grocer
McRae Donald, farmer
McRae Malcolm, tanner and butcher
McRae Norman, blacksmith
Morrison John, carpenter
Urquhart David, farmer
Wells James P., storekeeper
+ DURHA M_—A village on the Saugeen
river,at the intersection ofthe Durham and
Garatraxa roads,on the town line between
the townships of Glenelg and Bentinck,
county of Grey. There are two grist mills,
two carding mills, two foundries, two
tanneries and a saw mill in operation.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an_ oflice
here. The Toronto, Grey and Bruce rail-
way is expected to have a station here in
a few years. Daily stages pass through
here from Owen Sound to Fergus, and
from Collingwood to Walkerton, Dis-
tant from Owen Sound, the county
town, 23 miles, fare $1.50; from Fer-
gus, a station of the Wellington, Grey
and Bruce railway, 42 miles, fare $2.;
from Collingwood, the terminus of the
Northern railway, 45 miles, fare $2; from
Toronto 189 miles, Mail daily, Popula-
tion about 1250,
Able L. M., baker
Anderson Matthew, carpenter
Anderson William, blacksmith
Andrews Robert, shoemaker
Bailey George, blacksmith
Baldwin John, carpenter
Barrett William, barrister
Bell James, dentist
Birmingham Moses, laborer
Black Mrs., wid
Bowlden Thomas, carpenter
Bowlden William, harnessmaker
* Formerly called Kenyon.
+ Formerly called Bentinck.
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Boyle Wliliam, shoemaker
Brown Alexander, storekeeper
Brown Peter, iaborer
Brown Thomas, shoemaker
Brown James, town clerk, Storekeeye
Buckingham Francis, laborer
sull Henry, carpenter
Bull Robert, carpenter
Burnet Archibald, blacksmith
Burt James, moulder
Burt William, moulder
Burwash rev. N.S., Wesleyan
Campbell Dr., dentist ~
Carson James, baker
Carson John, trader
Carson Mrs. John
Carson Thomas, baker
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subscription, $1.50; White & Johny
proprietors and printers
Cochrane A. & A,, foundry
Cochrane Adam, J.P., of A. bh
Cochrane
Cochrane Alexander, J.P., of A,
Cochrane, J.P.
Cocklin Stephen, plasterer
Cole Henry, innkeeper
Cole John, clerk
Cole Norman, clerk
Cole Peter, of Cole & Tweed
Cole & Tweed, storekeepers
Colles Sir William, K.C.B.
Cooke Frederick, clerk
Jope Henry, tailor
Crawford Mrs., wid Joseph
Dalgleish Robert, trader
Davidson Archibald, clerk
Davidson James, carder
Dixon Thomas, barrister
Dixon John, laborer
Donglas Walter, laborer
Karls John, mason
Edwards Francis H., jeweller ands
tioner
Eldridge Lockwood, livery stable
Euiott James, hotelkeeper
Eva Philip, plasterer
Evans George, teacher
Evans Lewis Hamilton, M.D.
Evans rev. Wm. B., rector Trinity chit
Fallaze John, mason
Feagan John, laborer
Feathers James, bar tender
FINDLAY ROBERT, of Findlay
Shaw, official assignee, agent Mont
Telegraph Co.
Fletcher Dugald, contractor
Findlay & Shaw, druggists
Foreman Charles, bailiff
Fox Thomas, plasterer
Frank John, machinist
French William, tailor
Caynor Owen, contractor
Glenndining Miss, school teacher
Jould Abraham, potashmaker
Gray William, of Isaac & Gray, i
Iriffin Bartholemew, storekeeper
Griffith J. C., saddler
Gun James, M.D.
Harris Charles S., hotelkeeper
Harris Thomas, tinsmith
Harrup Samuel, butcher
Hastie Walter, clerk
Hayward O. C., trader
Hazard Amos, agent
Henderson William, laborer
Hill John, tailor
Halsted J. F., M.D.
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Horn Robert, blacksmith
Hunter Archibald
Hunter James, shoemaker
Hunter James H., storekeeper hough William
Innis James, barber qletander, tail
Isaac George, of Isaac & Gray Ugh, blacksm
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Tr ck John, painter
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miegon Enos, carpenter
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a mieson John, cpapen tet
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p mieson William, joiner
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r iy John, miller
. lly Thomas, medical student
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vans Charles, saddler
Mmin Charles, butcher
Assee John, laborer
Clocklin Thomas, mason
Clocklin William, bricklayer
Culloch John, carpenter
Donald Donald, laborer
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ets ia Donald Miss, milliner
Ponell Duncan, barrister
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Kechnie John, of N. G. & J. Me-
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Kechnie Neil.of N. G. & J. McKechnie
Kechnie N. G. & J., storekeepers
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ites Kenzie Archibald, postmaster
neaee Kenzie A. C., storekeeper
Kenzie Donald, shoemaker
‘laborer Kenzie Donald, s
Kenzie Roderick, carpenter
Kimmon Alexander, trader
Kinnon Donald, machinist
Kinnon Mrs., dressmaker
aughlin Henry, butcher
ellan Archibald, law student
Millan E. B., contractor
Quarrie Hugh, laborer
Rae Finlay, agent
il Benjamin, stage driver
wee Mrs. Elizabeth, wid
tland John, teamster
daugh Henry J., of Middaugh &
ameron's stage line
hton Joseph, gardener
pty Mrs. Rebecea, wid
Kler Mrs, wid
fat Charles, carpenter
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indlay, agent
blie John, auctioneer, agent
bre John, farmer
broe George, bartender
rs John, blacksmith
ble Thomas, laborer
K rev. William, Presbyterian
ker H., druggist
ott John, tinsmith
terson Angus, mill owner
Rerson Mrs., wid Peter
yA. W., storekeeper
Vv Charles, laborer
et Mrs, wid milliner
ater Robert T., M.D.
; thard FW, A.M., M.D.
son James, artist
mond Joel, machinist
ardson Frederick, clerk
ttson John, tailor
ton John, trader
hough William K., surveyor
Alexander, tailor
Hugh, blacksmith
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telkeeper
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3, rector Trinity chit
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bar tender
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shinist
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potashmaker
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DOMINION 813 DIRECTORY,
Rowland John, constable
Rowland William, waggonmaker
Russell George, storekeeper
Rutherford Mrs., wid
Saunders Pascow, saddler
Scott John, teamster
Scott William, contractor
Shaw Robert, of Findlay & Shaw
Sheppard Charles, clerk
Shewell John, cabinetmaker
Sibley William, miller
Simpson Andrew, shoemaker
Smith T. & J. R., tanners
Spence James, hotelkeeper
Stafford Thomas, plasterer
| Stephens Ira, baker
Stodderd Hugh
Storey Henry, waggonmaker
| Storey Thomas
Sullivan James, tinsmith
| Sutherland James, moulder
Teasdale Joseph, carpenter
| Trinity church, rev. William B. Evans,
rector
Turner Wilton R., surveyor
| Turner Mrs., wid
Tweed Geo: ge F., of Cole & Tweed
Vollett Charles, teamster
Vollett James, carpenter
Vollett William, ca: penter
Waters Mis., wid George
Watt James, labover
Warner Benjamin, stage driver
Warner P. R., carpenter
Weaver rev, F. G., New Connexion
methodist
Wilson George, laborer
Wilson John
Wilson William, laborer
WHITE ROBERT, of White & Johnson
WHITE & JOHNSON, printers and
publishers of the Chronicle
Whitmore George, carpenter
Whitmore Nathaniel, blacksmith
| Whitmore William blacksmith
Wilkinson Charles, tanner
Wood John Wilson, M.D.
| Woodland Joshua, storekeeper
Woods Mrs., dressmaker
Wylie James, shoemaker
*DUYVERS CORNERS—A village in
the township of Albion, county of Peel,
Distant from Paisley, a station of the
Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 2 miles,
as Toronto 32 miles. Population about
50.
3urns Martin, farmer
| Dolan Joseph, farmer
Duyer Mrs. Isabella, wid Michael
Duyer William J., farmer
Hayes Peter, farmer
Ryan Patrick, tavernkeeper and black-
smith
Spence James, farmer
Spence Simon, farmer
EAGLE—A small village in the township
of Aldborough, county of Elgin, Distant
from St Thomas, astation of the London
and Port Stanley railway, 24 miles, fare
$1.25; from Newbury, a station of the
Great Western railway, 18 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 100,
Airlie Albert, laborer
Anderson Ensign, carpenter
Ash William, engineer
Campbell Neill, cabinetmaker
Dominion hotel, John Livingston, pro-
prietor
Kagle hotel, John Partridge, proprietor
Graham Archibald, farmer
Graham Robert, photographer
Graham Samuel, laborer
* The post office is at Lockton.
Dur-Eas
Hatten Frank, blacksmith
Leach Malcolm, farmer
Lindenman E., & Son, merchants
Lindenman Philip, assistant postmaster,
storekeeper
biringaton John, proprietor Dominion
hote
Loud William H., of R. Mowbray & Co.
McColl Daniel, M.D.
McKillop A., & Brother, lumber dealers
Martin Joseph, farmer
Mowbray R., & Co., saw, shingle and
planing mills
Mowbray Robert, of R. Mowbray & Co.
Mowbray William, of R. Mowbray & Co.,
postmaster
Mulholland George, cabinetmaker
Parker William, blacksmith
Partridge John, proprietor Eagle hotel
Scigel I'rederick, shoemaker
Stewart James H., storekeeper
EAST HAWKESBURY—A small
place in the township of Hawkesbury
Kast, county of Prescott. Distant from
L'Original, the county town, 12 miles,
from Point Fortune, a landing for
the Ottawa River steamers, 12 miles,
fare 7ic.; from Rigaud 15 miles, from
Vaudreuil, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 80 miles, from Montreal 61 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Allbright Archibald, farmer
Allbright Martin, farmer
Anderson rev. William, Baptist
Bates Robert, farmer
Beaudry Louis, potashmaker
Bertrand Alfred, of L. & A. Bertrand
Bertrand L. & A., carriagemakers
Bertrand Léonard, of L. & A. Bertrand
Coleman rev. —, ch of England
Davidson William, school teacher
Ellison William, J.P., reeve
Grout Mrs. G., postmistress
Grout Solomon, farmer
Kirkconnell John, farmer
Lee rev. Robert, Wesleyan
Leroy Alexander, blacksmith
McAdam John, assistant postmaster,
shoemaker
McCallum Zacariah, collector
McCullough rev, William, Wesleyan
McKinnon Colin, farmer
Manely Michael, innkeeper
Ogden William, farmer
Orton Samuel, assessor
Quesnel Antoine, councillor
Ross Thomas, deputy reeve
EAST ORO—A small place in the town-
ship of Oro, county of Simcoe. Distant
from Barrie, the county town and a sta.
tion of the Northern railway, 16 miles,
from Toronto 80 miles. Mail tri- weekly.
Population about 60.
Crawford Thomas, farmer
Crook Robert, farmer
Hodge Richard, tavernkeeper
McPherson John, farmer
Maudsley James, farmer
Morgan Charles H., carpenter
Rook John, blacksmith
Sheppard J., M.D.
Simpson Ezra, farmer
Simpson Wm., postmaster, storekeeper
EASTON'S CORNERS—A village in
the township of Wolford, county of
Grenville. Distant from Irish Creek, a
station of the Brockvilleand Ottawa rail-
way, 2} miles, fare 25c.; from Kilmar-
nock, on the Rideau canal, 4 miles, from
Brockville 28 miles, from Prescott 28
miles, Maildaily. Population about 250.
Begley Mrs. Sarah, wid Robert, hotel-
keeper
Begley Thomas, bar tender
Brumbridge Richard, shoemaker
Brundige Abraham
Eas—Ept
Brundige John H., harnessmaker
Burritt colonel Edmond
Burritt Edmond, jun., J.P., farmer and
treasurer of township
Coolridge Isaac, postmaster,storekeeper
Davis John C., J.P., farmer
Davis Ransom, farmer
Davis William, farmer
Devitt Thomas, storekeeper
Easton HenryS., farmer, storekeeper
Edwards James, grocer
Elliott Phineas W., shoemaker
Kverts Martin K., general dealer
Ferguson Mrs. Jane, wid Henry
Ferguson William G., farmer
Foster Adam, farmer
Fulford John H., marblecutter
Giffin William W., general trader, clerk
of township
Hunt Edward A., carriagemaker
Ireland Aaron A., blacksmith
Ireland Isaac, blacksmith
McLean Joseph, hotelkeeper
McLean Miles, barkeeper
McMartin Peter, farmer
McMullin James, farmer
McMullin Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Samuel
Mills Joseph, cooper
Nevins John, hotelkeeper
Nevins Mrs. Mary Ann, milliner
Nevins Robert, saddler
Nevins William, pedlar
Pearsons James A., clerk
Pearsons John W., carpenter
Pearsons Samuel, farmer
Polley Dennis, farmer
Putnam Benaiah L., tanner, currier and
shoemaker
Roach Leander C., farmer
Rodgers Thaddeus, clerk
Stone Miss Frances, school teacher
Tulman Ransom, farmer
Warren John, tanner and currier
Watts John, blacksmith
Weir John K., councillor, farmer
White rev. G. A., Episcopal methodist
* EAST VILLE—A small village in the |
township of tast Gwillimbury, county of
York, Distant from Newmarket, a sta-
tion of the Northern railway, 9 miles,
fare 45c.; trom Toronto 48 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 60.
Blizard Thomas, farmer
Bosworth Mark, farmer
Carter William, farmer
Docharty Joseph, farmer
Douglass S., farmer
Evan Mavis, carpenter
Fildes Thomas, farmer
Gibney Francis, farmer
Gibney James, farmer
Gillion Jonathan, farmer
Halliday William, farmer
Hillars John, farmer
Hopkins James, tarmer
Hopkins John, farmer
Hopkins John, jun., farmer
Hopkins John, sen., farmer
Johnson Samuel, farmer
Johnstone Samuel, farmer
Lepard Arthur, farmer
Lepard Daniel, farmer
Lepard John, farmer
Lepard Leonard, carpenter
Lepard Manuel, farmer
Lepard William, farmer
McCarthy Charles, shoemaker
Moriss Evan, carpenter
Parks Alva, carpenter
Pegg William, farmer
DOMINION 314 ' DIRECTORY.
| Ravan Richard, farmer
Roan Peter, farmer
Rowen Richard, farmer
Shaw William, cooper
Simmons Robert, farmer
Sinclair Peter, mason
Thompson Kempt, farmer
Thompson Simon, farmer
Traviss James A., farmer
Traviss Charles, farmer
Traviss Whitney, farmer
Vanderwater Samuel, school teacher
Walker George, blacksmith
Wind George, farmer
EASE WILLTAMWSBURG—A post
ofiice station in the towuship of Williams-
bury, county of Dundas, Distant. from
Aultsville, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 8 miles. Mail weekly. Popula-
tion about 100
Bridges John, lumberman
Castleman Simeon, farmer
Cook David, mason
Cunningham Robert, blacksmith
Empey Charles, blacksmith
Hickey John, farmer
Hickey M., farmer
Loucks Alias, farmer
Pillar Lindsay, postmaster, lumber deal-
er and wharfinger
Snyder Elias, carpenter, cabinetmaker
Snyder John, storekeeper
Southworth N., farmer
Tracey George, farmer and carpenter
Weaver F., farmer
Weaver Isaiah, horse dealer, farrier
Wells Henry, farmer
Wells John, farmer and storekeeper
EAST WOOD—A small village in the
township of Kast Oxford, county of On-
ford, It is astation of the Great Western
railway, Distant from Woodstock, the
county town, 4 miles, from Paris 15
Population about 200,
Bickerstaff John, station agent
Brown Thomas, farmer
Burrowes Albert, of Burrowes & Co.
Burrowes & Co., steam grist mill
Burrowes Rich, W., of Burrowes & Co.
Carney Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
Cole Francis G., of Burrowes & Co.
Cooper rey. H., ch of England
Fisher Mrs. Mary, wid John
Fowler James, shoemaker
Fredinburgh Albert, laborer
Hayball Jonah, farmer
Hayward Frederick, farmer
Haywood John, innkeeper
| Hili William D., miller
House Jarvis, engineer
Hyde William, jun., farmer
| Hyde William, sen., farmer
Jacques Joseph, laborer
| Johnson Cyrenus, laborer
| Johnson Thomas, laborer
Nunn William, pensioner
| Overholt James, of Overholt & Son
| Overholt John, of Overholt & Son
| Overholt Michael, of Overholt & Son
Overholt & Son, mill owners
Phelan John, farmer
| Robinson John, & Sons, blacksmiths
Shaw John, postmaster, storekeeper
Smith Hiram D., blacksmith
Stevenson John, weaver
* ECCLESVILLE—A_village
Quibell John, postmaster, storekeeper
Ramsden John, miller
* The post office is called Holt,
tobinson Henry, of J. Robinson & Sons | Brown rev. Edward, New Cou!
in the
township of Tilbury West, county of
from Stoney Point, a station
Western railway, 6 miles, from Cha
the county town, 22 miles, from Wi
Allen Charles, painter
Allen William, blacksmith
Cornwall John, farmer
Cornwall William, joiner
Dodson R. E., teacher
Higgins Robert, laborer
Holmes William, farmer
Hudon Charles, blacksmith
Kingswell Joseph, farmer
Latreille Peter M., mariner
Lickman Wm., builder
McDowell John, farmer
McKay John, fireman
N. Peel, agent
| Nantie Jacob, waggonmaker
Nicholson Albert, joiner
| Nicholson William, township clerk
Peel Albert, of Peel Brothers:
turning factory general store
Peel Edwin, of Peel Brothers
agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
Peel Robert, of Peel Brothers
Peel Thomas, millwright
Potruff Anson, farmer
Wiley Christopher, joiner
Wyley James, shoemaker
township of Haldimand, county o
umberland. Distant from Gratton,
station of the Grand Trunk railwa
miles, Mail bi-weekly, Popula
70.
| Bloomfield Robert, saw mill
| Bradley Alfred H., J.P., farmer
miles, from London 36 miles, Mail daily. | Bradley Maitland, postmaster, buteler
| Bradley Wesley, blacksmith
| Chappell Robert, carpenter
| Cook Jasper, carpenter
| Eddy Harden, J.P., farmer
| Fish James, farmer
| Fisher John, J.P., farmer
| Harnden Tiber, saw mill owne
| McMurray James, farmer
| Nobles Joah, farmer
| Nobles Joseph, farmer
| Pettill Daniel, J.P., farmer
| Phillips Joseph, laborer
| Richardson Thomas, farmer
| Sager Eli, druggist
| Sargeant Hanford, farmer
| Sargeant William, farmer
| Thomson Thomas, butcher
| White John, miller
| EDEN—A stall village in the towns
| of Bayham, county of Elgin, Distt
from Ingersoll,a station of the Great We
tern railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from
| Thomas, the county town anda
| the London and Port Stanley rai way. 8
| miles. Mail daily, Population about
| Ball Thomas, butcher
| Blaney John, laborer :
| Brown Edward P., harnessmaxe
methodist
Robinson Sam.,, of J. Robinson & Sons | Brown William, laborer
| Campbell John O., school teacher
| Caulfield Anson, clerk
| Orandle Aaron, teamster
proprietor
Gilbert Henry W., waggonmaker
Fssex, Lumber, railroad ties and staves ; } ‘
afford the principal trade, Montreal | Gray Edwin, J.P., stage proprictor
Telegraph Co. has an office here. Distant saw mill
* The post office is at Trudell, 1} miles dis-
jtant,
Honey Thomas, carpenter
| Leach Isaac B., teamster
[PRovinos oy
¥ nea
Of the Greet
pe les Mail daily. Population abyg
MONTREAL TELEGRAP! C0, Jas
PEEL BROTHERS, saw and grist nil
ul,
PEEL JAMES N,, of Peel Brothe:
EDDYSTONE—A small village ia the
EDEN HOUSE, Alexander 8. Stile
cLean Sam
leadow Abra
ethercott Jo}
ollock David
amage Will
ram Angus
harp Willia
mith rev. Ro
mith Edware
ILWELL 4
tor Eden ho
tilwell Israel
tilwell Louis
DEN MIL
branch of the'
Framosa and
Wellington a
is carried on
building stone|
rom Rockwo:
rank railway
tation of t
Western,
Bruce rail
tion about 38u0.
rdwell Mesha
buskill Willia
own John, sl
prrows Richar
ark Malcolm.
pok Charles, ¢
ook Frederick
pok Othello, ¢
lloden Andre
bnningham W
avidson John
eral agent, fa
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etcher Michae
tris John, ho
rris Thomas,
rvood Georg
rwood Mos
brtop Brother
briop Henry, ji
Driop Henry, Ss
Drtop James, o
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jlin Thomas,
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8 Andrew, m
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the Northen
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2 miles, from Wi
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cher
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farmer
mariner
Ider
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lan
JEGRAPE CO, fy
‘gonmaker
joiner
1, township clerk
+1 Brothers :
S, saw and grist mil,
general store
ol Brothers
Y., of Peel Brother,
Telegraph Co.
el Brothers
wright
mer
, joiner
emaker
A small village ta the
mand, county oi North
ant from Grafton,
and Trunk railway, #
eKly. Population abort
, saw mill
J.P., farmer
postmaster, butcher
lacksmith
carpenter
enter
, farmer
r
farmer
Vv mill owne
farmer
Y
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, farmer
borer
s, farmer
farmer
farmer
butcher
ilage in the township
y of Figin, Distat
ition of the Great Ve
iles, fare $1; fi
rt Stanley railway.
Population about We
ier
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harnessmaker
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yorer
school teacher
erk
mster .
exander 8, Stlwh
Wwaggonmaket
stage proprietor
penter
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NTARIO. |
cLean Samuel, tailor
leadow Abram, weaver
ethercott John, postmaster,shoemaker
jollock David, laborer
amage William, carpenter
ram Angus, blacksmith
harp William H., shoemaker
mith rev. Robert, Baptist
mith Edward, laborer ‘
MLWELL ALEXANDER S., proprie-
tor Eden house, and express agent
ilwell Israel, merchant
ilwell Louis N., laborer
IDEN MILLS—A small village on a
branch of the River Speed, townships of
Pramosa and Nassegaweya, counties of
Wellington and Halton. A large trade
s carried on in flour and grain. Good
building stone is available here. Distant
from Rockwood, a station of the Grand
rink railway, 4 miles, from Guelph, a
tation of the Grand Trunk, Great
Vestern, and Wellington, Grey and
bruce railways, 7 miles, fare 25¢c.; from
Moronto 45 miles. Mail daily. VPopula-
ion about 8u0.
rdwell Meshach
puskill William, farmer
own John, shoemaker
brrows Richard, laborer
tk Malcolm, shoemaker
bok Charles, cabinetmaker
bok Frederick, cabinetmaker
bok Othello, cabinetmaker
nlloden Andrew, shoemaker
bnningham William, laborer
vidson John A., township clerk, gen- |
eral agent, farmer
sk Jolin
etcher Michael, laborer
tris John, hotelkeeper
tris Thomas, cooper
rwood George, laborer
rwood Moses, laborer
brtop Brothers, grist and oatmeal mill
brtop Henry, jun., of Hortop Brothers
priop Henry, sen., miller
prtop James, of Hortop Brothers
buson John, blacksmith
son Anthony, storekeeper
ailor
tin John, carpenter and framer
rin William, framer
dows Samuel, postmaster
lard John, laborer
re Henry, laborer
ore Jolin, laborer
ylin Thomas, shoemaker
ch doctor Samuel
ty Peter, tpamster
fin William, J.P.
hage Jolin, travelling agent
hardson R., blacksmith
hie William, laborer
berts John, laborer
§ Andrew, merchant
nnon David, pumpmaker
inford Henry H., J.P., farmer
bart John *
yie James, blacksmith
son Pever, weaver
and
DGAR—A small village in the town-
DofOro, county of Simcoe. Distant
bm Barrie, the county town and astation
the Northern railway, 18 miles, fare
Aaa 77 miles, Mail daily
A yee “4 2 y >
bon aint a yin summer. Popu-
¥ Gerald, farmer
held William, gunsmitt
on W,, bales © sis
el, Perkins & Go., st .
phell Neil J., wee saw mills
nagh Patrick, constable
Ormerly called Richardson’s Corners,
DOMINION 3815 DIRECTORY.
Cockburn James, carriagemaker
Eaton Christopher, farmer
Finch rey. J., Baptist, resides in Barrie
Gray Thomas, builder
Gregg H. L., saw mill
Harris rev.S., ch of England
Hayes Michael, shoemaker
Hewitt John, blacksmith
Jamieson Daniel, blacksmith
Lauder James, J.P., farmer
Lauder Walter, storekeeper
Link H., lumberer
McLean John, farmer
Miller William, shoemaker
Morningstarr Brothers, potashery
Morningstarr J. 8., hotelkeeper
Northgraves G. R., R. catholic
Richardson Robert, J.P., farmer
Rutherford J. R.. M.D.
Sanderson rev. 'l., Congregationalist
Sissons John, farmer
Slesser James, firmer
Smith John, postmaster, storekeeper
Thomas Joseph, J.P., farmer
Todd William, engineer
Wichen rey. John W., Wesleyan
| EDGE WOR THA village in the town-
| ship of Tilbury Kast, county of Kent.
Country produce forms the principal
trade here. Distant from Chatham, the
county town and a station of the Great
Western railway, 25 miles, from Windsor
57 miles, Mail daily. Population about 50.
| Ainslie Alexander, farmer
Ainslie James, jun., farmer, postmaster
Ainslie James, sen., farmer
Cowan Hampton, farmer
Farquharson James, teacher
| Ferguson John, teacher
| Foster J. W., farmer
| Hunter James, farmer
Jones rey. E.S., Wesleyan
| Morris William,
Seaton John, hardware
| Waddell James, farmer
| Waddell Robert, J.P., farmer
| Warwick Samuel, farmer
| Wilson Andrew, farmer
EDITON TON —A village in the township
of Chinguacousy, county of Peel, Dis-
tant from Brampton, the county town
and astation of the Grand Trunk railway,
4! miles, fare 20c,; from Toronto 30 miles.
' Mail daily. Population about 150,
| Cameron Ewen, storekeeper
; Campbell John, farmer
; Cation David, farmer
| Cation Walter, farmer
| Collingbourne James, postmaster, store-
| keeper
| Craig John R., farmer
' Duckworth James, farmer
Dyer William, farmer
| Elliott John, farmer
| Ferris John
Gascoigne Alfred, waggonmaker
| Giffin John, farmer
| Goulding William, mason
Groat John, farmer
Guy Joseph, laborer
Hall John, farmer
Hall Teasdale, farmer
Hall William, farmer
Hanson Thomas, blacksmith
Heth Jabez, farmer
Hiscox Henry, laborer
Humphreys Edwin, cabinetmaker
Humphreys David, farmer
Humphreys Henry, cabinetmaker
Hutetinaon Hugh, mason
Huxley John, bootmaker
Johnston George, farmer
Jordan Thomas, teacher
Knox William, tavernkéeper
Epr-Epw
Larmont William, farmer
Little Edward, farmer
Low William, farmer
Marshall Robert, farmer
Marshall Robert, joiner
Matthews Anthony
money William, farmer
Quin Robert, veterinary surgeon
Shields Thomas, farmer
Snell Bartholomew, farmer
Snell John, farmer
Tuffley Thomas, farmer
Townsend William, laborer
Earngey Joseph, saddler
Watson Benjamin, farmer
Watson James, farmer
Watson Samuel, laborer
Wheeler Alexander, carpenter
* EDWARDSBURG—A thriving vil-
lage in the township of the same name,
county of Grenville. It has a wharf on
the Edwardsburg canal for goods and
passengers, and is near a station of the
Grand Trunk railway. Here are the works
of the Edwardsburg Starch Co., also the
saw and flour mills, box and stave factory
of William T. Benson. Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an office here Distant
from Montreal 104 miles, from Toronto
229 miles. Population about 800.
Adams Joel, farmer
Akin William Snyder, postmaster, store-
keeper
Anderson rev. G. A., ch of England
Anderson William, M.D.
Bare Alexander, sawyer
Bare Mrs. Sarah, wid Thomas
BENSON WILLIAM THOMAS, flour
and saw mill, box factory, managing
director Edwardsburg Starch Co.
Brill rev, D., Episcopal methodist
Burke John, laborer
Burns Thomas, laborer
Burnside John
Burton rey. John, Presbyterian
Byrne Lawrence, grocer :
CANADIAN EXPRESS Co,, M. Ellis,
agent
Clayton John, joiner
CORRIGAN JAMES, hotelkeeper
Crowder Aionzo
Delaney William, laborer
Dillon William, hotelkeeper
Doherty Francis, lock laborer ;
EDWARDSBURG STARCH CO., Wil-
liam T. Benson, managing director
ELLIS MICHAEL, station master,
agent Canadian Express Co.
Feeney John, laborer
Ferguson Archibald, stave factory
Ferguson Jolin, cooper
Findley William, laborer
Flinn James, laborer
Forsyth Albert, laborer
| Gilligan Michael, laborer
Gilmour James, laborer
Glasford Charles, storekeeper, agent
Standard Life Insurance Co.
Harbottle Thomas, blacksinith
Henan Samuel, fireman
Irvine Joseph Craw, storekeeper
Jellyman Mrs. lary Jane, wid James
Jennings Saniuel, cooper
Lacy Martin, laborer
Lane John, lockmaster
Lavoy O., miller
McCarthur John, carpenter
McDonald John, mason
McDonald Michael, mason
McLatchie James, blacksmith
MeMillan Alexander, J.P.
McMillan Robert Pringle, collector of
customs and canal tolls
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name Point Cardinal.
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McPherson Kenneth, storekeeper
Mead William, carpenter
Mellon John, lock laborer
Mills Cyrus Mason, storekeeper
Monihan Patrick, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John
Reid, agent
Morrison James, farmer
Murdock Jas., mariner
Murgatroide Henry, farmer
Parkins John, laborer
REID JOHN, customs and canal officer,
agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
Reid Miss Marianne, milliner
Reid William, machinist
Ross Samuel, carriagemaker
Savoy O., miller
Smith Alexander, school teacher
Smith Edward, farmer
Spotswood Margaret
Stamp Isaac, laborer
Standard Life Insurance Co., Charles
Glasford, agent
Sullivan Michael, laborer
Thompson William Simpson, shoemaker
Totton rev. J. W., Wesleyan
Vandet Luke, laborer
Waddell Thomas, farmer
Weekes John, tanksman
Weir Henry, miller
Weldon John, laborer
Whitney C., cabinetmaker
Whitney E., cabinetmaker
Wright James, teamster
Wright William, teamster
EFFINGHAM-—A small village in the
township of Pelham, county of Monck.
Distant from St. Catharines, a station of
the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from
Welland, the county town, 8 miles. Mail
semi-weekly. Population about 50.
Atkins John, cheese tactory
Beckett Alfred, of J. & A. Beckett
Beckett George & Ralph, farmers
Beckett J. & A., millers.
Beckett John, of J. & A. Beckett
Beckett Restore, sawyer
Beckett Whitson, farmer
Beckett William, woollen factory
Carl Nelson, miller
Cline Philip, farmer
Casselman Robert D., grist mill
enaey Edmond, blacksmith
Dayba d John, farmer
Disher John H., cloth dresser
Guinter Levi, farmer
Guinter Peter, farmer
Lassing Alfred, waggonmaker
McGuire Andrew, laborer
Metler David, saw mill, farmer
Phillips Amos O., shingle mill
Redpath Geo., postmaster, storekeeper
Sanderson William, farmer
Ward Nehemiah, farmer
EGAN VILL E—A village on the Bonne-
chére river, township of Grattan, county
of Renfrew. It is supported principally
by ‘he lumber trade, Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an oflice here. Distant from
Pembroke 25 miles, from Sand Point, the
‘terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa
railway, 45 miles, from Ottawa 85 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 400.
Armstrong Alexander, saddler
Armstrong John, cooper
Armstrong John, innkeeper
Armstrong William, cooper
Austin W. W., J.P.. storekeeper
Bennett Miss Bridget, dressmaker
Blackwood S., M.D.
CAMPBELL MRS. LUCY, wid Colin,
proprietress Eganville hotel
Campbell Peter D.
Casey John, clerk
Casey Thomas, storekeeper
Chanonhouse John, M.D.
Childerhouse John, carding mill
Coulter Mrs. Margaret, wid Charles,
dressmaker
Curtin Martin J , telegraph operator
Davis W. H., tailor
Donovan Thomas, shoemaker
Dougherty Dominick, tailor
EGANVILLE HOTEL, Mrs. Campbell,
proprietress
Foley John, carpenter
Furlong Michael, hotelkeeper
Gallagher Hugh, waggonmaker
George Henry, storekeeper
Gorman James, waggonmaker
Gorman William, blacksmith
Gourlay George, tanner
Grenier Isaac, school teacher
Henderson Joseph, cabinetmaker
Higgins James, saddler
Karney M. J., clerk of municipality
King John, axemaker
Lacey Daniel, storekeeper
Lapulice George, miller
| LYNN SAMUEL G., notary public,
crown land agent, clerk Division
court, and commissioner for taking
affidavits
McDermott James, tinsmith
McDonnell Alexander J., clerk
McHugh Patrick, blacksmith
McNamara John, shoemaker
McNeice Thomas, clerk
McNeil Archibald, grocer
Merrick Charles H., hotelkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO., John
Quealy, agent
Moore Harmon, contractor
Moore Harmon, jun., sawyer
Mullins Stephen, saddler
Murphy Patrick, wood contractor
O'Donnell William, fur dealer
O'Farrell Peter, storekeeper
Patterson Samuel, trader
| Power Edward, shoemaker
QUEALY JOHN, J.P., postmaster,
| reeve, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
Reeves Alexander, storekeeper
| Reeves James, J.l’., storekeeper
| Reeves Robertson, furniture dealer
Rodden & Turner, storekeepers
Sibary Thomas, storekeeper, butcher
Smith John A., artist
Smith John, tanner
Smith William, innkeeper
Sullivan James, joiner
Turner Robert, lumber merchant
Whaley Isane, saddler
| EG BER T—A small village in the town-
ship of Kssa, county of Simeoe. Distant
from Lefroy, a station of the Northern
railway, 13 miles, from Barrie 14 miles,
from Toront> 56 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 60.
3rawley William, farmer
Ingham Edward, farmer
Ingham Joseph, farmer
Jerrett James, carpenter
McKee Hugh, carpenter
Morris James, farmer
Stoneham Thomas, blacksmith
Stoneham Mrs. Margaret, wid Joseph
Wallace J. C., storekeeper
Strachan James, postmaster
Wiggins John, shoemaker
Bonfield James, mill owner
Bowland William, lumberer
Brennan Patrick, blacksmith
Byrne rev. Michael, R. catholic
EGERTON—A_ small place _in_ the
township of Luther, county of Welling-
ton, Distant from Mount Forest, which
will shortly be a station of the Toronto,
DOMINION 316 DIRECTORY.
Grey and Bruce railway, 11
Fergus, a station of the WV.
and Bruce railway,
Population about 45.
Alexander David, blacksmith
Hunter James, J.P., postmaster
Hunter John, storekeeper
EGLINTON —A village in the towns
and county of York. Distan
to 4 miles, fare l5c.
Population about 300,
Anderson Thomas, farmer
Andrews A., auctioneer
Atkinson George, farmer
Baker William, seedsman
Bales John, farmer
Batty Thomas, farmer
Brean Martin, laborer
Brown James, tailor
Campbell James W., blacksmith
Campbell Mrs., wid James
Clark George, shoemaker
Coulter John, shoemaker
Cuddy Thomas, laborer
Curtis John, laborer
Davidson John, mariner
Doran John, laborer
Douglass William, waggonmaker
Farr A., butcher
Farrel Michael, laborer
Fisher John, builder
Gilbert George, farmer
Hargrave Jos., postmaster, storekee
Harten James, whipmaker :
Jackes Mrs. Catherine, wid Franklin
Jackes William, J.P., farmer
Jason Mrs. Ann, wid John
Jones Benjamin
Lawrence Jacob, farmer
Lawrence John, farmer
Lawrence Mrs., wid P. 8.
Langrell Francis, drover
Langrell William, drover
Leslie James
Lumsden Thomas
McBride Charles, hotelkeeper
McCann John, farmer
McCann Patrick, storekeeper
McDonald Adam, teacher
MAY SAMUEL P., M.D.
Mitchell James, farmer
Moore Miss Mary
Moore Mrs. Eleanor, wid Charles
Mullaney James
Nightingale Mrs., wid Henry, butcher
Norris William, melodeon maker
Paisley Thomas, weaver
Pierce Thomas, laborer
Ramsay William, laborer
Rennie Wm., agricultural implement
Robinson Hutchinson, farmer
Robinson Isaac, farmer
Sadd James, farmer
Sheppard Nicholas, farmer
Snider Edwin, farmer
Snider Elias, farmer
Stibbard John, gardener
Stibbard Robert, gardener
Syers E., bank clerk
Taylor George, farmer
Taylor James, farmer
Ward George, farmer
White J., farmer
Whittaker Robert, farmer
EGMONDVILLE-—A vill
stage road from Seaforth to
the township of Tuck
Huron. Distantfrom a
of the Grand Trunk railway, 1 mile f
Stratford 25 miles, from Toronto 113
Mail daily, Population about 500.
Ashburn Kail, tailor
Armstrong —, carpenter
Armstrong E, A., joiner
[Province op
, farmer
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Mail twice day
age on tt
Bayfield, #
Seaforth, a stati
DNrARI0. |
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103; from At
Gy adge Willia:
daily,
aillie Brotha
ailey W., ga
Beattie Georg
Bowden John
oehler Valey
rett R. N., ti
ull Henry, ts
rms Willia
ameron Sam
jampbell Mrs
Dolbert Henr.
Pondon John,
rita John, in}
rossie Allen,
urrie Miss Liq
aly John, fat
arly John, cs
atly Henry,
nean David
astman rev,
wen George,
erguson Thot
itzimmons G
Horshutz Johr
lton Robert,
arbey Henry
farrond Mrs.,
auley —, bla
auley Willian
jormeley Johr
raham rev, \
ay John, i
manufacture
rey George, ¥
itfith rev, M.
addon Willia
effler Christo]
ll Thomas, bl
ckson G, & I
ckson Georg!
kson George
eckson Henry,
ckson Samue
tterer Gottli
usie Clause, ¢
bgan John, m¢
gan William,
Bride Joseph
Donald Solor
Dougall H., «
tker —, mark
rter Jolin, tr:
nkey Lewis,
bertson Mrs, |
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Wwe John, lab
dd William, 4
fan James, sh
idd Robert, W
dd Wm., wag
fer Paul, car
W James, ca
ith Andrew, |
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der Frederich
¢ Thomas, jo
trow Edwar¢
el John, shoe
ddart John, |
Omervelt Joh
herland Will
kebery W,, |
Dms Christop
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Egmond A,
Egmond 0,
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Egmond L,
Egmond W
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WNTARIO. |
mstrong Miss, dressmaker
adge William, potashmaker
gillie Brothers
ailey W., gardener
i eattie G laborer
lacks attie George, le
sree f Bowden John, brickmaler
keeper ) TAM BB ehler Valentine, potter
rett R. N., tanner
ll Henry, tanner
rns William, miller
ameron Samuel, tailor
jampbell Mrs, J., dressmaker
illage in the to
2 Distant from Tort
5c. Mail twice daly,
farmer olbert Henry, brewer
neer Pondon John, shoemaker
farmer ritz John, innkeeper
dsman rossie Allen, mason
. urrie Miss Louisa, milliner
ner aly John, farmer, waggonmaker
rer arly John, carpet weaver
lor arly Henry, tanner
nean David, carpenter
V., blacksmith ) :
é astman rev.—, Episcopal methodist
d James
pemaker wen George, butcher
maker lerguson Thomas, carpenter
borer itzimmons George, M.D.
rer Horshutz Jobn, tailor
ariner Iton Robert, blacksmith
er atbey Henry, laborer
larrond Mrs., milliner
waggonmaker \
ae auley —, blacksmith
borer auley William, joiner
ler ormeley John, weaver
mer raham rev. William, Presbyterian
ay John, agricultural implement
manufacturer
rey George, Wheelwright
rittith rev. M. KE.
stmaster, storekeepe
lipmaker
rine, wid Franklia
).P., farmer
vid John addon William, weaver
fer Christopher, gardener
farmer 1 Thomas, blacksmith
armer ckson G, & H., storekeepers
ckson George E., postmaster
kson George, of G. & H. Jackson
kson Henry, of G. & H. Jackson
kson Samuel, clerk
tterer Gottlieb, shoemaker
sie Clause, cooper
bean John, merchant
gan William, clerk
Bride Joseph, grocer
Donald Solomon, carpenter
Dougall H., dealer
tker —, market gardener
rter John, trader
key Lewis, gardener
bertson Mrs. Susanna, wid A., hotel-
eeper
we John, laborer
yid P.S.
drover
, drover
hotelkeeper
rmer
storekeeper
teacher
» MD.
rmer
br, wid Charles
wid Henry, buteber
helodeon maker
veaver ohn
borer dd William, waggonmaker
laborer fan James, shoemaker
dd Robert, waggonmaker
dd Wm., waggonmaker
fer Paul, carpenter
cultural implement
son, farmer
hrmer
vee iw James, cattle dealer
s, farmer th Andrew, harnessmaker
ith Jacob, tanner
der Frederick, shoemaker
fe Thomas, joiner
rrow Edward, joiner
el John, shoemaker
ddart John, dealer
nmervelt John, wheat buyer
herland William, laborer
kebery W., pedlar
bus Christopher, bricklayer
ess Levi, pumpmaker
on hotel, F, Weiland, proprietor
Egmond A. G., wool factory
Egmond C.L,, J.P., flour and grist
rmer
ler
rdener
rardener
rk
rmer
er
ner
farmer
E—A_ yillage ont
eaforth to Bayfield, 7
uckersmith, count :
rom Seaforth, 9 si i
k railway, 1 mile,
from Toronto 113m
lation about 500.
Egmond L., saw mill unsmith
Egmond William, farmer
oe Henry L., M.D.
son —, tanner
or
penter
joiner
DOMINION 317 DIRECTORY.
Weiland Fred., proprietor Union hotel
Weiland George, brewer
Westfield Frederick, laborer
EGREMONT—A small village in the
townships of Normanby and Egremont,
county of Grey, situated on the Gara-
fraxa gravel road. Distant from Mount
Forest 8 miles, from Fergus, a station
of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce rail-
way, 80 miles, fare $1.50; from Owen
Sound, the county town, 41 miles, fare
$2; from Guelph rf miles, fare $2. Mail
daily, Population about 50.
Anderson William, farmer
Bradburn Stewart, hotelkeeper
Cameron David, blacksmith
Cooper Mrs. Catherine, hotelkeeper
Dixon John, mill owner
Lumley William, farmer
McFarlane George, farmer
Robertson John, J.P., farmer
Smith T., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper
* ELBE—A small village in the township
ot Yonge, county of Leeds, Distant from
Addison 2} miles, from Bellamy,a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 9
miles, from Brockville, the chief town
of the united counties of Leeds and
Grenville, 12 miles, Population about 60.
Bates Munsell R., farmer
Bellamy Edw., of Bellamy & Robinson
Bellamy & Robinson, mill owners
Bordon Justice, shoemaker
Brown Byron, farmer
Brown James W., farmer
Cromwell Philip, carpenter
Detor Christopher, laborer
Ennis John, farmer
Judson Alwin, farmer
Judson David, laborer
Judson Ira, farmer
Phelps Daniel,
Phelps Lineous, blacksmith
Robinson J. L., of Bellamy & Robinson
Whaley Thomas, farmer
ELDER-—A post office station in the
township of Mono, county of Cardwell.
Distant from Angus, a station of the
Northern railway, 25 miles. Mail weekly.
Population about 70.
Aitkins Robert, farmer
Bunkman Peter, farmer
Conn Courtney, postmaster
Cook T., farmer
Elder John, farmer
Elder Thomas, J.P., farmer
Haddock Henry, farmer
Lewis Samuel, farmer
zewis William, J.P., farmer
McKelvey William, farmer
ELDORADO-—A small village in the
township of Madoc, county of Hastings,
Distant from Madoc 6} miles, from Belle-
ville, a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 82 miles, fare #1. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100.
Burns Richard, miner
Cealy Peter, carpenter
Comiford Thomas, farmer
Conlin Francis, farmer
Conn C., postmaster
Craig William, miner
Dunston Edward, miner
Dunston J. H., manager Phoenix gold
mine
Fillmore William, shoemaker
Hannah William, laborer
McInroy Alexander, farmer
McGarthy Henry, tavernkeeper
Moore John, farmer
Moore John N., assessor
Philips Elijah, laborer
Phoenix gold mine, J. H. Dunston,
manager
Richardson John, farmer
Rodgley Thomas, laborer
*The post office is at Addison,
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Scott Robert, storekeeper
Scott Thomas, storekeeper
Simmons Nelson, tavernkeeper
Tassie James, farmer
Taylor John W., storekeeper
Warren William, farmer
White Andrew, manager of mines
ELFRIDA—A post office station in the
township of Salttleet, county of Went-
worth, Distant from Stony Creek, a sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 5 miles,
from Hamilton 10 miles, Mail weekly
Population about 150.
| Barclay James, farmer
Brock William, storekeeper
Brock William, postmaster
Campbell William, hotelkeeper
Cline Henry, farmer
Cline John P., farmer
| Edmonds Edmond, blacksmith
Guance John, farmer
Guance Richard, lumber merchant.
Guance Robert, farmer
| Martin Adam, farmer
| Martin Benjamin, farmer
Martin William, farmer
Reed William, hotelkeeper
Snider Frederick, farmer
Snider Israel, farmer
Staples John, butcher
| Stewart William B., farmer
Sweazie Andrew, jun., farmer
Sweazie Andrew, sen., farmer
| Sweazie Joel, farmer
| Sweazie Richard, farmer
Taylor William, waggonmaker
Tossel William, farmer
Twesdale Robert, farmer
Williams Jonah H., farmer
ELGIN—A village in the township of
| South Crosby, south riding of the coun-
ty of Leeds. — Distant from Westford
13 miles, from Brockville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 34 miles,fare $1,50;
from Kingston 32 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 250.
Baker Ransom, shoemaker
Brown Wallace, school teacher
Connors Thomas, shoemaker
DARGAVEL BROTHERS, dealers in
dry goods, groceries provisions, &c.
Downey Daniel, of Downey & Mustard
DOWNEY & MUSTARD, dealers in
dry goods, groceries, provisions,
| boots and shoes, &c.
Dowler rey. John A., Wesleyan
Dunn James, land owner
EMPIRE HOTEL, Robert Leggett, pro-
prietor
Halliday Benjamin, carriagemaker
Halliday Ebenezer, land owner
Howard rev. N., Episcopal methodist
Hunter Israel, blacksmith
Kelsey Silas, saddler
LAISHLEY HENRY, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, ashes,
produce, &c., and superintendent of
schools
Leggett Benjamin, carriagemaker
LEGGETT ROBERT, proprietor Em-
pire hotel
McGhie Benjamin T., M.D.
Mitchell Ira, courier
Murphy James, shoemaker
Mustard John, of Downey & Mustard
Mustard William, land owner
Newman Almond §., storekeeper
O'Neil Thomas, innkeeper
Pennock Philemon, postmaster
Randolph Jarvis, blacksmith
Redmond James, school teacher
Saxton Zepheniah, potash manufacturer
Seed Samuel, blacksmith .
Stanton George, clerk
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*ELGINBURG-—A small villagein the
township of Kingston, county of Fronten-
ac. Distant from Kingston, the qeunny
town and a station of the Grand Trun
railway, 7 miles, fare l5c. Mail daily.
Pon ation about 150.
Ash Durham, farmer
Bates Peter, shoemaker
Bearnce William, farmer
Buck Barnabas, farmer
Bushy Francis, farmer
Clarke Charles, farmer
Cumpson James, laborer
Grigsby James, storekeeper
Jackson Simon, waggonmaker
Jackson William, blacksmith
Lawson William, blacksmith
McFarlane George, farme:
Meecham Eli, postm: ster, buii Cer
Morrs Henry, cheese faccory
Pope John, blacksmith
Purdy Robert, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Sparks Samuel, farmer
Spooner George, tavernkeeper
Stagg John, farmer
Troine John, farmer
ELGINFIELD—A smali plae on ‘pe
proof line road, township of locu
county of Middlesex, Distant trom Iu-| ie f th. rey 7 A moe
ean, astation of the Grand Trunk railway, | °'2!S opal church, rev, J. G, Taylor,
3 miles, fare 15c.; from London, the coun-
ty town, 14 miles, ‘ure Tic. J) oil daily.
Population about 100,
Benn John, brickmaker
Coleman Jacob, horse trader
Collison Martin, farmer
Collison Michael, farmer
Collison Timothy, farmer
Guest Robert, farmer
Harty Michael, farmer
Keefe Andrew, farmer
Landford Isaac, farmer
McComb William, farmer
McCormick Stephen, storekeeper
Mcllhargey John, farmer
McMann George, farmer
McMann James, farmer
Metcalf Anthony, carpenter
Middleton John, farmer
Mitchell Hugh, farmer
Nangle Thomas, storekeeper
OBrian John, blacksmith
tyan Caleb, farmer
Ryan William H.,J.P., sen., postmaster,
farmer
Ryan William, jun., innkeeper
Schall James, farmer
Scott William, ashery
Simpson James, farmer
Weir Robert, farmer
Wells Charles, farmer
ELIMVILLE— village inthe town-
ship of Usborne, county of Huron, Coun-
try produce affords the principal trade
here. Distant from Lucan, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 12. miles
Mail tri-weckly. Population about 100
Allan Alfred, carpenter
Andrews George, waggonmaker
Bodle rev. George, Bible christian
Brinnacombe John, shoemaker
Chittick John, blacksmith
Crocker James, carpenter
Davidson Robert, agent for sale of
threshing machines
Elliot Mrs. Fanny, wid John, innkeeper
Evans Richard, cooper
Facie rev. Alexander, Baptist
Hall Charles, carpenter
Hall John, builder
Hall Samuel, bricklayer
* Also called Scott’s Corners.
DOMINION 318 DIRECTORY.
Hall Samuel P., school teacher and
township clerk
Hind George, carpenter
Hind John, carpenter
Oliver Elijah, farmer
Penwarden David, potashmaker
Smale Robert, harnessmaker
Spicer John, farmer
Taylor Henry, postmaster, trader
Vale John, farmer
Walden Benjamin, M.D.
* ELIZABETHVILLE —A small yil-
lage in the township of Hope, county of
Durham. Distant from Campbell’s, a
station of the Midland railway, 3} miles,
fare 88c., trom Port Hope, the county
town, 13 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 150,
Aager Thomas, cheese factory
Barkwell John
Barkwell John, shoemaker
| Barkwell Richard, farmer
Barkwell Samuel, farmer
Barkwell William, farmer
Beatty Alexander, farmer
' Beatty Johnston, carpenter
| Beatty William, farmer
Boyce Henry, farmer
ulliott Thomas, cheese factory
micister
Epirus st maethodist church, rev, J.
Grin, minister
Gordoo ham, farmer
Grace Willan, S:riner
Graiam rev. J., Upiscopal methodist
Hewitt William, painter
McMurtry John, J.P., postmaster, miller
McMurtry Thomas, dentist ;
McMurtry William, saw mill
Marshall Robert, blacksmith
Palmer George, carriagemaker
Palmer Joshua, farmer
| Palmer Julius, blacksmith
Palmer William, shoemaker
Pickup Richard
| Rasco John, mason
Sewel Richard P., M.A.
Tamblyn Francis, farmer
Tamblyn Frank, carriagebuilder
Tamblyn Thomas, waggonmaker
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Taylor rev. J. G., ch of England
Tucker John ;
Wilson Edmund, farmer
Wilson James, farmer
White Joseph farmer
White Thomas, farmer
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ELLENGOWAN—A village in the
township of Brant, county of Bruce.
Distant from Walkerton,’ the county
town, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Southamp-
ton 16 miles, from Seaforth, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 49 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Brownlee James, postmaster
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| Calbeck & Kellogg, dealers
Calbeck William A., of Calbeck &
Kelloge
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Gerrie Andrew, hotelkeeper
Hopper Samuel, carpenter
ry
Kellogg David, of Calbeck & Kellogg
| Kelso John, school teacher
Monogan John, blacksmith
Watson John, shoemaker
MULESIIERE—A small village in the
township of Scarborough,county of York.
Distant from Toronto 11} miles, fare 85c. ;
from Markham, a station of the Toronto
and Nipissing railway, 5} miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 40.
Crow Robert, blacksmith
Douglas Hector, weaver
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store
Forfer Archibald, farmer
Forfer David, storekeeper
Glendinning Archibald, postmaster
Little Thomas, carpenter
Loveless Robert, farmer
McDonald Thomas, school teacie;
Miles James, tailor
Moyle John, tailor
Slinker James, blacksmith
Thompson John D., farmer
Thompson W. D., saw mill
Walton James, carriagemaker
Whiteside John, farmer
Whiteside Thomas, farmer
ELM GROVE —A village in the tom
ship of Essa, county of Simcoe, Distagt
from Gilford, a station of the Northen
railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 3 mii
Mail daily. Population about 1.
Hayden James, farmer
Horan Peter, farmer
Lawrence David, saddler
Loblan William J., farmer
Love Richard, postmaster, storekee
McMann John, farmer
McMann Mrs. Rachel, wid Thoma
McMann Samuel, farmer
McMann Thomas, laborer
McMylor Thomas, tavernkeeper, black
smith
Madden Patrick, carpenter
Whiteside Mrs, Margaret, wid Rolet
farmer
Woods Henry, shoemaker
ELMIRA—A flourishing village in ty
towuship of Woolwich, sounty of Wats
loo, 1t has a number of mills and mag
factories, Distant from Berlin, thecum|
ty town anda station of the Grand Tru
railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Guey
16 miles, from ‘oronto 64 miles,
$1.80. Mail daily. Population about &
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Bain Edward
Bates George, teamster
Battenberg Jacob, tailor
Blatz August, shoemaker
Bowman John, laborer
Bowman Moses, blacksmith
Breichle Christian, cooper
Brock Markle
Campbell Miss Eleanor, milliner
Cassel Nathan, blacksmith
Christman Philip, hotelkeeper
Crawford William, weaver
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Delion Frederick, of Delion Brother
Delion William, of Delion Brothers
Dennis Jacob, laborer
Detwiler A, Z., of A. Z. Detwiler Co
Detwiler A. Z., & Co., founders
Dunkie Henry, waggonmaker
Durrent Robert, watchman
Ellis William, hotelkeeper
Kppich George, grocer
rb Joseph, of A. Z. Detwiler & Co,
Fisher Sebastian, photographer
Ford George, waggonmaker
Frank Matthew, carder
Gross John, laborer
Gurling George
Halley George, M.D.
Gurling John, harnessmaker
Hembling Moses, clerk
Herald William, fireman
Hergert Casper, tailor
Johnson Peter, ploughmaker
Kaufman Charles, finisher
Kemp Frederick, carpenter
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Koorbor Frederick, carpenter
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Brin Peter, of Peter Levan & Co,
van Peter, & Co., tinsmiths
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clntosh John, foreman
cLean Neil, laborer
artin Henry 5., carpenter
artin Hiram, carpenter
ikus Frank, of Peter Levan & Co.
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usser Isaac, painter
usser Peter, pumpmaker
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iddell John, fireman
ogers Thomas, miller
pple Charles, carpenter
upple John, merchant
avage J. Y., druggist
hoemaker John 8., painter
hroeder Levi, clerk
imon Louis, harnessmaker
ipper George, carpenter
pecker Cosmus, painter
tark John, waggonmaker
einman Albert, harnessmaker
m Henry, brickmaker
ewart William, blacksmith
aylor James, laborer
homas Edmund, laborer
aub David, carpenter
tley Jonathan, teamster
ley Nathan, sawyer
tley Samuel, fireman
oght George, hotelkeeper
achsmith William, grocer
akeford Daniel, laborer
almsley David Lewis, M.D.
yankel Emel, mason
eaver Levi, hotelkeeper
eaver Samuel S.,of Winger & Weaver
feichel Michael, of Loughron & Wei-
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erner Henry, clerk
entz Jacob, cooper
Inger Henry, finisher
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LMVALE—A post office station in the
OWnship of Flos, county of Simeoe, Dis-
nt from Barrie, a station of the Northern
nilway, 20 miles. Mail weekly, Popula-
ion about 150,
cher Robert, farmer
aig John, farmer
ckie Robert, farmer
mey James, farmer
ilong Michael, farmer
bert Elie, machinist
ham John, farmer
aham Thomas, farmer
ey Robert, farmer
rvey James, farmer
nry James, farmer
bulahan James, farmer
bulahan Patrick, farmer
shan Thomas, farmer
DOMINION 3819 DIRECTORY.
McGinnis John, tarmer
Malcolm Andrew, farmer
Nixon Joseph, farmer
Paterson Robert, farmer
Ritchie David, farmer
Ritchie John, farmer
Ritchie John, farmer
Ritchie John J., grist and saw mill
Ritchie Thomas, farmer
Ritchie William, carpenter
Ritchie William G., farmer
Rowley William, farmer
Simpson John, farmer
Walker William, farmer
Walsh Richard, farmer
EUMWOOD—A post office station in
the township of Brant, county of Bruce.
Distant from Guelph, a station of the
Grand Trunk and Great Western railways,
75 miles, from Seaforth 50 miles, from
OwerSound 30 miles. Mail weekly.
Dirstein John, postmaster
ELORA—A romantic village on the
Grand river, near its junction with the Ir-
vine, townships of Nichol und Pilkington,
county of Wellington, Elora was erected
into a municipality in 1858. It has excel-
lent water power witha beautiful fall of 40
feet on the Grand River, the rocks rising
perpendicularly on either side of the Grand
and Irvine rivers toa height of 70 feet; the
scenery around is very beautiful. It is the
centre of a splendid agricultural country,
has monthly cattle fairs, and is one of the |
most prominent markets in Ontario for
cattle and grain. Durable stone for build-
ing purposes is found here. There are
grist and planing mills, two distilleries,
a tannery, a brewery, an extensive foun-
dry, a brickyard, woollen, chair, sash,
door, and barrel factories, and a_ fine
county grasmar school, Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an ofiice here.
and Bruce railway. Distant from Fergus
8 miles, from Salem 1 mile, trom Guelph
13 miles, from Hamilton 48 miles, from
Toronto 60 miles. Mail daily, Population
about 2,000.
Allan Charles, J.P., farmer
Alport F.W., merchant
Alport 8. C., groceries and provisions
Anderson Cameron, miller
Andrich A., butcher
Bain James, livery stables
Bain John, jun., of Bain & Son
Bain John, sen., of Bain & Son, propric-
tor Elora hotel
Bain & Son, woollen factory
| BANK OF MONTREAL, W.P. New-
man, agent
Barret Joseph, laborer
Barron George, J.P.
Beard John, finisher
Beck & Lee, painters, glaziers, &c.
Beck Thomas P., of Beck & Lee
Benninger Conrad, cabinetmaker
Benzie Mrs. M. M., wid James, confec-
tionery ;
Berthman Benjamin, blacksmith
Berthman William, waggonmaker
Biggar Thomas, proprietor Commercial
hotel
Black James, barkeeper
Benn Mrs Jane, wid John, grocery
Black Joseph, proprietor British hotel
Black Thomas, fireman
Blake George, mason
Bowes John, clerk
Bristow George C., clerk
British hotel, Joseph Black, proprietor
Brown John, constable
Bruce David, porter
Bryans James, cooper
Buchanan John, weaver
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Be casey John, weaver
Bunt Thomas, miller
urns Edward, of McMillan & Burns
Bye Elizabeth, milliner
Bye George, groceries and crockery
Campbell Miles, blacksmith
Carter Robert, produce dealer
Caswell Archibald, cabinetmaker
Caswell & Aldridge, joiners
Caswell John A., of Caswell & Aldridge
Chapman M. R., shoemaker
Cheasley William, farmer
Chinnick Robert, tailor
Clark James, miller
Clarke Charles, J.P., of Kirk & Clarke
Clarke Henry, clerk
Coghlan Stephens, laborer
Commercial hotel, T. Biggar, proprietor
Connell Alexander, clerk
Connell Andrew, hardware merchant
Connell Henry, laborer
Connor Thomas, photographer
Coombs Sidney, laborer
Cornwell Frederick, merchant tailor
Cornwell Vincent, tailor
Cosford Samuel, spinner
Craven James, barber
Crookshanks G., tanner and currier
Crossman KE, A., painter
Crossman James, painter
CULLODEN WILLIAM G., editor and
proprietor North Wellington Times
Dalgarno W., laborer
Rearend FRANCIS, proprietor Dalby
10use
DALBY HOUSE, F. Dalby, proprietor
Dalby John, barkeeper
Dalby Robert, councillor, tanner
Daly John, harnessmaker
Darah Daniel, turner
Davidson James, shoemaker
Day Ebenezer, woodworker and painter
| Dickinson George, cooper
Dickinson Charles 'T., excise officer
| Dopp Joseph, barber
| Douglas Moses
| Drew George A., M.P., of Drew & Jacob
Drew & Jacob, barristers
| Drury James, teamster
| Duncan A. G., farmer and livery stable
| Eldridge Joseph, of Caswell & Eldridge
| Elliott William, M.O.V.C., veterinary
| surgeon
| Nora foundry, John Potter, manager
| Klora Grammar school, rev, J. G. Mac-
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Klora mills, James M. Fraser, proprietor
ELORA OBSERVER, weekly ; annual
subscription $1.50; John Smith, pro-
prictor and printer
| Klmes Gerald, harnessmaker
English rey. N. F., Wesleyan
| Farrow Benjamin, pumpmaker
| Farrow Edward, pumpmaker
Fenwick William, of Maw & Fenwick
Ferguson William, wool buyer
Finley John, tailor
Fleming Alexander, farmer
| Fletcher William, bakery
Foote David, J.P.
Forbes George, tailor
Forbes James, laborer
Ford George, carpenter
Foster John
Fraser Alexander, miller
Fraser George, carder
Fraser George, grocer
Fraser James, finisher
Fraser James M,, J.P., reeve,
merchant, proprietor E
distillery
Fries Adam, tailor
Gabe William, brickmaker
eneral
lora mills and
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Gall James, laborer
Garden George, stage agent
Garrard 8. H., waggonmaker
Gay Andrew W,, of Whitlaw & Gay
Gay William, manager of distillery
Gibbon William, sen.
Gearie William, carpenter
Gerrie rev. John, Baptist
Gibb John, foreman at planing mill
Gibbon Wm,, jun., of Henderson & Co.
Gilbert John, miller
Gilbert Miss, school teacher
Gillespie Robert, cooper
Gordon Andrew, J.P., harnessmaker
Glick Lewis, cooper
Gordon George A., harnessmaker
Gordon John, photographer
Gordon J. F., dentist
Gordonier William H., miller
Grant James, spinner
Grant William, clerk
Gray William, mason
Green Thomas, wool dyer
Haffner J., of Haffner, Mills & Co.
Haffner, Mills & Co., general dealers
Halley Maurice, groceries, liquors, &c.
Hamilton Alexander, currier
Hamilton Hugh, councillor, blacksmith
and waggonmaker
Harris Alexander, shoemaker
Harris John, finisher
Harris Thomas, mason
Hart Thomas, clerk
Haslem Charles, carpenter
Hawkins James, proprietor Hawkins’
hotel
Hay George, carpenter
HELE & CO., druggists, agents Mon-
treal Telegraph Co.
Hele John W,, of Hele & Co.
Hele William, finisher
Henderson & Co., dry goods, groceries
Henderson James, of Henderson & Co.
Hersel William, teamster
Hill Samuel, carpenter
Hind George, blacksmith
Hicking Henry, carpenter
Hughes Edward, bank clerk
Hughes Owen G., agent
Hurst John, butcher
Hurst John C., merchant
Inch Charles, cooper
Irving Mrs. C., wid Thomas, milliner
Jacob John, of Drew & Jacob
Johns J., of Haffner, Mills & Co.
Johnson George W., music store and
sewing machines
Johnson Josiah, blacksmith
Johnson Mrs., dressmaker
Johnson Thomas, carpenter
Johnson William H., gunsmith
Kennedy John, barrel factory
Kerfoot Isaiah, boots and shoes
Kerr Robert, shoemaker
Kerr William, boots and shoes
Keveny John, cooper
KINGSLEY WILLIAM,
chants Bank of Canada
Kinloch Thomas, machinist
Kilburne Ira, clerk
_ Kirk & Clarke, merchants
Kirk John L., of Kirk & Clarke
Kirkland Henry, chemist and stationer
Knetchtell Jacob, woodworker
Knowles William, hardware
Lafrance Peter, shoemaker
Laing George, clerk
Laird Joseph, mason
Land Henry, sen., shoemaker
Land Peter, moulder
Land Walter, turner
Lapinotiére W. H. L., postmaster, book-
seller
Lawrence Charles, bricklayer
agent Mer-
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Lee James, of Beck & Lee
Leech Edward, chairmaker
Leech William, chairmaker
Little James, shoemaker
Livingston W. G., produce buyer
Lorimer Robert, laborer
Lown Jacob, tailor
Macdonald James, merchant
Macgregor rev. J. G., Presbyterian, head
muster Klora Grammar school
McBain Duncan, mason
McCann Thomas, laborer
McCrae Albert, clerk
McCrae Alexander, blacksmith
McCulloch James, packer
McDermaid Duncan, laborer
McDonald rev. Alex. D., Presbyterian
McGattin Alfred, waggonmaker
McGarry Bernard, farmer
McGregor M. O., attorney
McIntyre James, hostler
McKay Angus, bookkeeper
McKechnie Malcolm, waggonmaker
McKenzie William, laborer
McKeswick Archibald, laborer
McKinley George, carpenter
McLean John, clerk Division court
McLeod Ellen, groceries and provisions
MeMicking W. P., finisher
McMillan & Burns, barristers
MeMillan lieut. col. A. G., of McMillan &
Burns
McMillan J. A., boots and shoes
McNeal John, carpenter
Martin Thomas, tinsmith
Massie David, baker
Massie William, tailor
Maw & Fenwick, tailors
Maw Robert B., of Maw & Fenwick
Menzie James, cabinetmaker
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
W. Kingsley, agent
Middlemas rev. James, Presbyterian
Middleton William, M.D.
Miles A. George, machinist
Mills Thomas, of Haffner, Mills & Co.
Milne George, laborer
Milne James, laborer
Milne Scott, carpenter
Mitchell John, clerk
Mitchell Robert, saddler
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Hele
& Co., agents
Mundell John, councillor, cabinetmaker
Murphy Joseph, blacksmith
Mutch William, carpenter
Newman & Co., agents and auctioneers
Newman Edward H., of Newman & Co.
NEWMAN WALTER P., of Newman
& Co., agent Bank of Montreal
Nichol William, mason
North Wellington mills, J. M. Ross, pro-
prietor
NORTH WELLINGTON TIMES, week-
ly, annual subscription $1.50; W. G.
Culloden, prope ctor and printer
O'Neil Cornelius, blacksmith
Osborne Edward, laborer
PAGET ARTHUR H., M.D.
Parsons James, mason
Patmore Levi, carpenter
Pentland William R., M.D.
Petcher William, miller
Pinck Thomas, baker
Pierce John, tanner
Potter David M., councillor, founder,
planing mill, sash and door factory
Potter John, manager Elora foundry
Powers John, teamster
Preston Edward, of Hele & Co., tele-
graph operator
Proctor W. A., travelling agent
Purves Thomas, teamster
Rady Thomas, laborer
Rankin W. N., clerk
Ready John, laborer
Ready Thomas, laborer
Reichenbach Joseph, butcher
Reynolds Francis, woodworker
Reynolds Frank, farmer
Reynolds William, woodworker
Ritchie Alexander, carder
Ritchie David, laborer
Ritchie James, laborer
Ritchie John, blacksmith
Robertson William, blacksmit))
Ross Arthur, farmer
Ross John M., proprietor North We
lington mills
Royal hotel, Francis Vickers, propria
Ryan Hugh, moulder
Salvage Moses, laborer
Savage William F., M.D.
Schwalm John, blacksmith
Scott Charles, cabinetmaker
Scott Charles, clerk
Scott David, harnessmaker
Scaral Simon, painter
Searal Thomas, hosiier
Sevright Miss, milliner
Sheppard Mrs., watches and jewellery
Sheppard William, carpenter
Shields Alexander, laborer
Shields Samuel McK., flax dresser
Simpson Robert, clerk
Sinclair George, merchant
Smart Alexander, potashmaker
Smart Andrew, clerk
Smith Alexander J., dentist
Smiley George, waggonmaker
Smith Henry, provincial land surveyg
Smith James, woodworker
SMITH JOHN, proprietor and prin
of the Flora Observer
Smith Robert, machinist
Smith Samuel, blacksmith
Snelling Thomas, clerk
Snyder William, telegraph operator,3
tion agent
Somers Joseph Gibbs, merchant tailof
Spence James B., railroad inspector
Stafford W., builder and marblecutte
Stafford W., jun., waggonmaker
Steele Brothers, carriagemakers
Steele George, of Steele Brothers
Steele James, of Steele Brothers
Stephenson 8. E., watchmaker
Stewart Allan, bookkeeper
Stockford Jonathan, laborer
Strachan William, bookkeeper
Struthers John, grocer
Tait John, school teacher
Taylor Benjamin, merchant
Taylor John, builder
Teft Frederick, distiller
Thacker John A., carpenter
Thomson George, proprietor Montte
boot and shoe store
Thomson rev. O. E., ch of England
Thompson W., butcher °
Thurston Samuel, laborer
TIFFIN WILLIAM, station agent
lington, Grey and Bruce railway
Todd James, shoemaker
Topham Robert, shoemaker
Tribe Thomas, blacksmith
Turner James, teamster
Vickers Francis, proprietor Royal hol
Vickers Thomas, carpenter
Waddell Alexander, grocer
Waddell John, carpenter
Waddell John, cler
Wade J, T., merchant
Waguer Henry, moulder |
Walton Brooks, blacksmith
Watson John, b! +: i.smith
Watt John, teams‘er ae
Webster Samuel, stoves and tinwar
NTARIO.]
Welch John, blac
Weltzer Lawrenc
hite J. A., cler
White J. T., book
rhitlaw & Gay,
rilkinson Williay
‘illiams Charles
Willoughby Geor
‘ilson James, m¢
Vilson Adney, W¢
jissenborn Georg
Vood John, labor
Wood Rowley, ga
‘ood Thomas, cl
foung Peter
foung William, 1
ELPHIN—A §
ship of Palmester,
Distant from Perth
vile and Ottawa
weekly. Populati
erguson James,
‘ddes Adam, fary
Aillers Robert B., |
Millers Thomas, lal
{unro James, cler]
LSINORE—A
the township of A
Distant from Sout
landing on Lake
Goderich, a statio
railway, 67 miles.
jation about 50,
Dick Matthew, wea
enton Richard, fa
ibot Edward, fart
amilton Alexand
jonston James, in|
uxon John, storely
(cNab Alexander,
(cLeod Donald, fa
fontgomery Robert
Nelson William, far
well Thomas, far
ENBRO—An inc
abranch of the Rive
of West Zorra, cou
tant from Beachvi
Great Western rai
Woodstock, the cot
from London 25 mil
lation about 60),
jam George, farm
Adam George, sen.,
Adams J., M.D.
Adam James, J.P.,
ADAMS HENRY, }
Anet William, clerk
hartley Job, farmer
lanpbell James, ca
lark Alexander, fli
‘oly Elijah, grocer
onner George, live
ounor Peter, soldi
loupland C. H., flas
iwson George, pri
Jeut James, teamste
kut John, constab!
eit John D., J.P.
incan George, M.I
inean John, farme
MBRO) REVIEW,
subscription $1;
editor, proprietor |
anes James
tguson D., dancin
orest George, of F
Orest & Murray, g}
taer Doncan, fro
eddes William, car
otdon captain Ale
otdon George, t
cheese factory
: Also called Palme
NTARIO. }
PROVINCE 9
Belch John, blacksmith
Weltzer Lawrence, carpenter
rhite J. A., clerk
tite J T., bookkeeper
3 itlaw & Gay, barrel factory, millers
em mina William, ee
* Le Se eacrae eee
Wi nb
hal Lig le moulder
m son Adney, woodworker
vissenborn George, cooper
th Wood John, laborer
acksmitl ‘ood Rowley, gardener
‘ood Thomas, clerk
foung Peter
etor North We Noung William, laborer
DOMINION 821 DIRECTORY.
Gordon Mrs. Flora, wid William
Gordon P., weaver
Graham William, farmer
Grant William, tailor
Gunn Hugh, grave digger
Gunn John, farmer
Gunn William
Gunn Mrs, Christie, wid Donald
HAY ALEXANDER, editor, proprietor
and printer of the Embro Revie
Heilbeck George, cabinetmaker
Henderson Angus, tinsmith
Henderson Hugh, tinsmith
Henderson Joseph, pedlar
Henderson William, butcher
Heron Thomas, tailor
IN—A small village in the town-
BLE paltcater, county of Frontenac.
Distant from Perth,a station of the Brock-
wile and Ottawa railway, 80 miles. Mail
ickers, proprielg
'D weekly, Population about 30,
smith erguson James, farmer
maker “ddes Adam, farmer
Nillers Robert B., hotelkeeper
naker ‘Villers Thomas, laborer
{unro James, clerk
t E —A post office station in
ie Shh of ‘Afran, county of Bruce.
2 ‘auwall Distant from Southampton, a steamboat
e6 and Jewenery landing on Lake Huron, 7 miles, from
rpenter Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk
borer railway, 67 miles. Mail weekly. Popu-
Jation about 50,
Dick Matthew, weaver
flax dresser
k
thant eyton Richard, farmer
tashmaker ‘bot Edward, farmer
| amilton Alexander, carpenter
dentist Hounston James, innkeeper
ronmaker yxon Johu, storekeeper
{eNab Alexander, farmer
IeLeod Donald, farmer
fontgomery Robert, postmaster
‘elson William, farmer
Powell Thomas, farmer
ENBRO—An incorporated village on
abrauch of the River Thames, township
of West Zorra, county of Oxford. Dis-
tant from Beachville, a station of the
Great Western railway, 6 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 10 miles,
from London 25 miles, Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 60,
dam George, farmer
dim George, sen., farmer
dams J., M.D.
Adam James, J.P., shoemaker
DAMS HENRY, M.D., druggist, pro-
pretor and printer of the Planet
Anderson Mrs. Kate, wid Henry
Anet William, clerk
hirtley Job, farmer
pbell James, carpenter
\lexander, flax dresser
lody Elijah, grocer
onner George, livery stable
onnor Peter, soldier
Joupland C. H., flax mills
Dawson George, printer
hat James, teamster
ent John, constable
bat John D., J.P.
. LWA can George, M.D.
ation agen uncan John, farmer
Bruce railway BRO REVIEW,
er subscription $1;
naker
mith
cial land surveyg
orker
rietor and prin
‘ver
nist
smith
rk
rraph operator, #
, merchant taila
road inspector
land marblecutté
egonmaker
agemakers
ele Brothers
le Brothers
tchmaker
keeper
laborer
lokkeeper
r
cher
rchant
cr
penter
yprietor Monte
h of England
ie
orer
weekly
tditor, proprietor and printer
avnes James
trguson D., dancing master
fortest George, of Forrest & Murray
omest & Murray, storekeepers
twer Duncan, grocer
tddes William, carpenter
ondon captain Alexander, farmer
er
ietor Royal ho
enter
rocer
ter
er cheese factory
smith * Also called Palmerston depot.
hith t
bs and tinware
y, annual
Alexander Hay,
won George, township treasurer,
Hodgkinson John, farmer
Holaband D., clerk
Huggins Edward
Karn Mrs., wid D.
Karn Rial, livery stable, and innkeeper
Lacock Matthew, druggist
Laughlin John, flax dresser
Laycock Joseph
Loveys. William, farmer
McAulay Hugh, tinsmith
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith
McDonald Colin, waggonmaker
McDonald Donald, flour mill
McDonald John, saw mill and woollen
factor,
McDonald John H., agent
McDonald Roderick, blacksmith
McDonald Rodrick, carpenter
McDonald Winchelsea, teamster
McKay Alexander A., blacksmith
McKay Angus, carpenter
McKay John
McKAY JOHN, innkeeper
McKay Mrs. Emily, wid John
McKay William, plasterer
McKenzie & Huggins, dry goods
McKenzie Alexander, shoemaker
McKenzie John, cabinetmaker
McLeod William, grocer and inn
MeNeil James, shoemaker
Mann James, storekeeper
theson, J.P., issuer
Matheson Mrs., wid
Middleton Donald, farmer
Middleton John, laborer
Midgley William, miller
Mitchell James, sawyer
Mitchell Peter, innkeeper
Munroe Charles, clerk
Munro Donald, laborer
Munro James 5,., tailor
Munro Mrs., wid James
Murray James, mason
Murray Hugh, insurance agent
Murray R., of Forrest & Murray
PLANET (THE), weekly,
proprievor and printer
Rose John, school teacher
Ross David, carpenter
Ross George, millwright
Ross Mrs., wid Donald
Rutherford John, shoemaker
Saunders Joseph, innkeeper
Saunders Mrs. Nancy, wid Asa
Seater John
Smith Charles, brick moulder
Sutherland Angus, blacksmith
Sutherland H., cabinetmaker
Sutherland Hector, storekeeper
24
McKenzie rev. Donald, Presbyterian
McPherson Donald R., shoe store
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Donald Ma-
MATHESON DONALD, J.P., postmas-
ter, reeve, clerk of 3rd Division court,
and issuer of marriage licenses
Murray Robert R., of Forrest & Murray
subscription $1; Henry Adams, M.D.,
Straubel Charles rie eae aa
E.e-ENr
Sutherland John, painter
Tait Donald, carpenter
Thorne John H., carpenter
United Brethren Friendly Society of
West Zorra
Upper John W., harnessmaker
Urquhart Donald A., blacksmith
Urquhart Donald G., blacksmith
Welsh William, cooper
Ww Wilkins Benjamin, laborer
EMBRUN-—A small village on the river
Castor, township and county of Russell.
Distant from Gloucester, a station of the
St Lawrenceand Ottawa railway, 21 miles,
from Ottawa 26 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 90.
Blair Octave, tarmer
Boileau Vital, laborer
Brunique Antoine, joiner
Bruyére Théophile, farmer
Charlebois Charles, farmer
Desmarais Joseph, farmer
Dignard Joseph, farmer
Doré Eusébe, farmer
Ducharme Lue, blacksmith
Dufort Octave, innkeeper
Dumas George, joiner
Emard Norbert, farmer
Francceur rev. Joseph L., R. catholic
Gagnon Magloire, farmer
Goulet Joseph, farmer
Helmer William Z., saw mill owner
Labelle Paul, farmer
Lachapelle Norbert, laborer
LALONDE JOSEPH, J.P., councillor,
postmaster, storekeeper
Longtin Louis, laborer
Mooney Miss Maria, school teacher
Normand Jean Baptiste, farmer
Paquet Antoine, sexton
Paul Joseph, laborer
Pelletier Césaire, baker
Petrie Belartie, shoemaker
Richard Olivier, laborer
Sarrasin Louis, laborer
Tessier Magloire, farmer
EMERALD—A small village in the
township of Amherst Island, county of
Lennox and Addington, Steamers plying
between Kingston and Belleville call hore
Distant from Bath 2 miles, from Napanee,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14
miles, tare 40c.; from Kingston 18 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Vopulation about 100.
Braden Mrs. Catherine, grocery
Cartwright rev. Conway, chof England
Dempster John, weaver
Fowler Daniel, artist
Fowler William, councillor
Gibson James, sailor
Grant Miss Anne, dressmaker
Hitchins Arthur, farmer
Hitchins John, J.P., postmaster, farmer
Hitchins Richard, farmer
Howard George, J.P., farmer
Instant Nelson, farmer
Instant Peter, farmer
Little James, sailor
McDonald John, farmer
McKay William R., farmer
McKenty Hugh, farmer
McKenty John, farmer
McMaster Andrew, fisherman
McMullen Aenes, mail carrier
Morrow John, J.P., farmer
O’Rooke Michael, innkeeper
Stevenson William, farmer
ENFIELD-—A small village in the town-
ship of Darlington, county of Durham.
Distant from Bowmanville, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles,
from Port Hope, the county town, 83
miles. Mail tri-weekly, ‘Population
about 80.
Ashton John, storekeeper
keeper
annual
Eee y et eel ate ree eh
j
5
;
¥
Enn-ENN
Bible Christian church, rev. Edward
Roberts, minister
Dyer Daniel, farmer
Frasher Donald, blacksmith
Jessop Elisha, school teacher
Martyn Wm., postmaster, mail carrier
McCullough George, farmer
McCullough William, farmer
McDonald Mrs. M., wid L., tailoress
Niddrey Robert, J.P., farmer
Powell George, waggonmaker
Roberts rev, Edward, Bible Christian
church
Storkes Christopher, farmer
Tapp William, shoemaker
Thorn Thomas, carpenter
Trasher Mrs. Laura, dressmaker
ENNISKILLEN—A village in the
township of Darlington, county of Dur-
ham, Distant from Bowmanville, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles,
fare 60c.; from Port lope, the county
town, 20 miles, from Toronto 62 miles,
Mail daily, Lopulation about 250,
Barclay Peter, cooper
Bigham William, carpenter
Brisbin Bernard, of Hutchinson & Brisbin
Cowle John, jun., of Cowle & Sons
Cowle John, sen., of Cowle & Sons
Cowle & Sons, tailors
Denike rev, —, Episcopal methodist
Douglass John, laborer
Elford Thomas, lumber dealer
Ferris Robert, laborer
Flintoff ‘William, waggonmaker
Geddes Thomas, joiner
Gilders Thomas, joiner
Hall Robert, farmer
Henry William, teacher
Hillier S. Cartwright, M.D.
Hillier William, M.D.
Hudson Andrew, laborer
Hudson James, laborer
Hutchinson & Brisbin, storekeepers
Hutchinson Robert H., of Hutchinson
& Brisbin
Job Mrs., wid Z.
Kennedy Robert, shoemaker
Kernick Daniel, of McLaughlin &
Kernick
Knox Arthur
Latimore Archibald, hotelkeeper
Livingston Ira, farmer
McCann rev.—, Wesleyan
McKibben William, laborer
McLaughlin James W., M.D.
McLaughlin & Kernick, waggonmakers
McLaughlin Robert, of McLaughlin &
Kernick
McLaughlin William, carpenter
McLeod Donald W., postmaster, store-
keeper
McNab rev. canon A., ch of England
Mallery Charles, carpenter
Mills Samuel, saddler
Preston John, carpenter
Salter Mrs. Mary, wid Abraham
Smart Mrs., milliner
Stott John, waggonmaker
Sylvester Henry, J.P., farmer
Sylvester Richard, waggonmaker and
founder
Thom rev. James, ch of Scotland
Thomson Hugh, mason
Virtue Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Edward
Virtue William, hotelkeeper
Walsh James,, laborer
Washington Robert, joiner
Wood Morgan, blacksmith
*ENNISKILLEN—A small village on
the Garafraxa gravel road, township of
Normanby, county of Grey. Distant
from Durham 3 miles, from Owen
* The post office is called Varney,
|
|
|
|
Sound, the county town, 31 miles, from
Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey
and Bruce railway, 4) miles, Mail daily,
Population about 60,
Eden Francis, postmaster, storekeeper
Kenny David W,, tavernkeeper
| Lucas William, pensioner
Moffatt Jacob, tavernkeeper
Parino Francis, farmer
Privat George A,, miller
Sanders John, teamster
Tyron John
Wilkins George, pedlar
| ENNISMOR E—A post office station in
the township of Ennismore, county of Pe-
DOMINION 322 DIRECTORY.
tiated litre oie
Brownley William, steamboat canty;
Burgess Hobert, farmer a:
Cairns Edward, farmer
Card Joseph, farmer
Card Mrs, Harriet
Card Oren, mill owner
| Clancy Cornelius, J.P., farmer
| lark Robert N.
Clancey Thomas, farmer
, shoemaker
Clark Willis, farmer
Cousins James, J.P., farmer
| Cousins James, sen.,, farmer
Cox Kugene, cabinetmaker
Cox John, farmer
| Cox Robert, farmer
terborough, Distant from Peterborough, |
a station of the Midland railway, 10 miles,
from Bobcaygeon 12 miles. Mail weekly. |
Population about 130.
Blair Frank, storekeeper
Clarke Alexander, farmer
Corking Martin, J.P., farmer
Coyle rev. B., R. catholic
Crough Michael, farmer
Donoghue Daniel, township clerk
Dowd Humphry, grocer
Gallivan Patrick, farmer
Hennek Isaac, shoemaker
Lawson Henry, saw mill owner, shingle |
and stave factory
LeHane Thomas 38., postmaster, hotel-
keeper
McCarthy Jerry, farmer
McKvay Fergus P., general agent
MeVinney Bernard, shoemaker
Mahoney William, blacksmith
Reynolds Thomas, painter
teynolds William, carpenter
| Rivingston George, farmer
Sullivan ©. L., farmer
Telford Thomas, bricklayer
Travis Nathaniel, jun., blacksmith
Travis Nathaniel, veterinary surgeon
*ENNISVILLE—A village on the}
Mississippi river, township of Drummond,
county of Lanark, A’ small steamer
makes three trips a week to Carleton
Place, Distant from Carleton Place, a
station of the Canada Central and Brock-
ville and Ottawa railways, 9 miles, from
Perth 25 miles, from Ottawa 37 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 200,
Arnold Henry J., storekeeper
Boswell Thomas B., school teacher
Cade Abraham, woollen manufacturer
Churchill William, cooper
Code John, farmer
Code John, tavernkeeper
Code Robert, finisher
Coyle Jerry
CODE THOMAS, postmaster, general
merchant
Ennis John, saw, grist and oat mills
Ennis Mrs, Catherine, wid James
Hillingsworth William, spinner
Hughes Robert, blacksmith
Jackson James, tanner
McCabe Martin, miller
McCathren J, C., shoemaker
McKEnnis Robert, carpenter
Purdy Robert, spinner
Swain James, sawyer
York Mrs. Sarah, wid John
ENTERPRISE—A thriving village in
the township of Camden East, county of
Lennox and Addington. Distant from
Centerville 5 miles, from Napanee, the
county town anda station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 20 miles. Fare from Nap-
anee to Centerville 75c, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 250,
Allen Dyer, farmer
Babcock Thomas, blacksmith
*Also_ called Tfnisville, which is the
name of the post office,
|
Davy William, storekeeper
Dobkins Charles, farmer
Dobkins Nathaniel, farmer
Files George, painter
Graham Robert, J.P., of Graham §
Woolfe, deputy reeve, postmaster,
notary public, Commissioner Queen}
Bench
GRAHAM & WOOLFE, general me.
chants
Grass Christopher G., proprietor Ne
tional hotel
Hamilton Samuel, innkeeper
Hawley Eli, J.P., farmer
Jackson Amos, farmer
Jackson Elias, farmer
Jackson William, blacksmith
Johnston W., weaver
Keach Wiley, harnessmaker
Keetch Alfred, farmer
Lockwood Charles, blacksmith
Lockwood Jeremiah, waggonmaker
| McCoy William, farmer
MceWager Henry, farmer
National hotel, Christopher Grass, pro
prietor
Parks Cyrenius, farmer
Parks Henry, farmer
Parks Norman, farmer
Parks Thomas, farmer
Pike James, storekeeper
Raymond William, farmer
Raymont Killip, farmer
Reid Robert, mill owner
Shannon James, farmer
Switzer Martin, farmer
Van Olstine James, waggonmaker
Vannest John, farmer
Vannest William, millwright
Wager Derlin, blacksmith
Wager Elias, farmer
Wager George, shoemaker
Wager Leonard, blacksmith
Wager Michael, farmer
Wager Mrs. Mary, wid Richard
Wager Mrs. Susanna, wid Ebenezer
Wager Peter, innkeeper
Wager Phillip, farmer
Wager Thomas, farmer
Wager Thomas, mill owner
Walker Harvey 8., storekeeper
Wiseman Samuel, tailor
Woolfe John F., mill owner
Woolfe Nathaniel, of Graham & Wool
Youmans Benjamin, farmer
* ENNOTVILLE—A smail village
the township of Nichol, county of
lington. Distant from Fergus abe
tion of the Wellington, ey fl
Bruce railway, 4 miles, from Guelph
miles, from Toronto 57 miles Mail daily
Population about 90.
Beattie John, J.P., farmer
Broadfoot Samuel, J.P., farmer
Brown James, shoemaker
Davidson Joln, storekeeper
Davie John, hotelkeeper
Dow William, J.P., farmer
* The post office is called Hevgill
[Provinor gp.
OnTARIO. }
Elmslie Jame
(abel John,
McDonald Al
MeGregor Da
MeNee Archil
Penny Henry
Scanlon Euge
Sherratt A. I°
Sherritt Arch
EPPING—A
of Euphrasia,
from Meaford
the county to
wood, the tery
way, 22 miles,
Marshall Jame
Keaper, com
CITIZEN'S
CANADA, .
EPSOM—A s1
of Reach, co
from Whitby,
station of the
miles, fare S1
Mail daily, 1%
Bentley John, |
Costello Willial
Crathers Georg
Jolby Thomas,
Harcliman Ada
Huglish Jolin, f
Foulton John, |
Hockridge Johr
luckins Josep!
keeper
McDonald Alex!
McDonell Thom
fortson Philip,
funroe Timoth
mith John, far
tillwell James,
Walker Archiba
RAMOSA—A
vel road betwee
ship and county
from Guelph, a
Trunk railway, 5
13 miles, from |
Toronto 63 miles
lation about 100,
arry rev, Willie
Dearfield J., fiurn
Dew Martin, farr
DRYD IN ROBE
prietor Eramos
RAMOSA HOT
prietor
orsvyth William,
orsyth William,
mer )
our Corners ho
prietor
eCullough Thor
cKerlie James,
ners hotel
ller Peter, farn
arkinson Joseph
rkinson Lazare
hith James, fart
btten Henry, J.E
RESVILLE-
he township an
distant from Ber]
station of the |
Miles, Muil week
b John L.,, post
RIE—A villag
Walpole, county «
rom Cayuga, the
rm Caledonia, a
Nd Goderich bra
way, 16 miles,
ulation about 80,
exer James, J.P
ldwell David, fi
[Province op.
OTARt0. }
onesie
eamboat captaj
er sas Elmslie James, postmaster
or (abel John, weaver
MeDonald Alexander, framer:
WeGregor Daniel, weaver
or WeNee Archibald, framer
”., farmer Penny Henry, builder os
mer Scanlon Eugene, J 4 farmer
emaker Sherratt A. F., J.P., farmer
Sherritt Archibald, blacksmith
farmer
‘ iG—A small place in the township
farmer CE tasie, county of Grey, Distant
maker from Meaford 10 miles, from Owen Sound,
the county town, 29 miles, from Colling-
wood, the terminus of the Northern ra l-
ceeper way, 22 miles, Mot bi-weekly.
mer Marshall James W,, postmaster, store-
farmer keaper, commissioner in BR. :
: CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO, OF
P., of Graham CANADA, J. W. Marshall, agent
reeve, postmaster,
Nan . r ~A small village in the township
nmissioner (Queens wet
of Reach, county of Ontario, Distant
from Whitby, the county town and a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare 81; from Toronto 28 miles,
Mail daily, Population about 80.
A
LIE, general mer
G., proprietor Ni
entley John, hotelkeeper
ankeeper Costello William, waggonmaker
rmer Crathers George, groom
ner Dolby Thomas, carpenter
er Harcliman Adam, farmer
acksmith uglish Jolin, farmer
T Foulton John, butcher
ssmaker Hockridge John, veterinary surgeon
Toy fuckins Joseph C., postmaster, store-
blacksmith keeper
{cDonald Alexander, farmer
McDonell Thomas H., shoemaker
fortson Philip, blacksmith
funroe Timothy, farmer
mith John, farmer
tillwell James, laborer
Walker Archibald, blacksmith
RAMOSA—A small village on the Gra- |
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ship and county of Wellington. Distant
from Guelph, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 5 miles,fare 20c. ; from Erin
13 miles, from Stratford 45 miles, from
Toronto 63 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 100,
arry rev, William, Presbyterian .
Dearfield J., farmer
Dew Martin, farmer
RYDEN ROBERT, postmaster, pro-
prietor Eramosa hotel, farmer
RAMOSA HOTEL, R. Dryden, pro-
prietor
h William, jun., blacksmith
h William, sen., blacksmith, far-
mer
our Corners hotel, J. McKerlie, pro-
prietor
eCullough Thomas, farmer
cKerlie James, proprietor Four Cor-
hers hotel
ller Peter, farmer
urkinson Joseph, farmer
rkinson Lazarus, farmer
ith James, farmer
btten Henry, J.P., farmer
F BSVILLE—A post office station in
le township and county of Waterloo.
eesti He Berlin, the county town and
‘ation of the Grand Trunk railway, 8
niles, Muil weekly, er
b John L., postmaster
A small villaget
chol, county of W
from Fergus, a ay
Nlington, Gre ad
miles, from Guelp!
57 miles, Maildaily
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vel road between Guelph and Erin, town- | Ferguson Charles, township clerk, re-
| McArthur Neil, ploughmaker
DOMINION 825 DIRECTORY.
Epp-ERN
Caldwell John, deputy reeve, farmer
Caldwell Thomas, farmer
Dennis Dibble, innkeeper
Falls Thomas, farmer
Fleming Henry, farmer
Jennings William, farmer
McBurney R., postmaster, storekeeper
Start George, farmer
Widder William, blacksmith
ERIN-—A flourishing village on a branch
of the Credit river, township of Erin,
county of Wellington, It possesses a grist |
mill, saw and lath mill, woollen factory, |
foundry, stave factory, potash works, tan-
nery and drill shed, also lime and free- |
stone quarries. Distant from Orangeville, |
astation of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce |
railway, 13 miles, from Georgetown, &
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14
miles, fare 60c.; from Guelph 18 miles, |
fare 7éc. Mail daily. Population about
600,
Barrett Francis
Beaton Edmund, blacksmith
Boggie John, harnessmaker
Bonesteel E., proprietor Telegraph hotel |
Booth William, dheemaker
Broddy James, bailiff
Campbell Alexander, dry goods and
groceries
Campbell W. T., woodworker
Carbery Thomas, assistant postmaster,
groceries, &c,
Chisholm William A,, clerk
Chisholm Wm. R., proprietor Globe hotel
Clark John, proprietor Town Hall inn
Cornock William, J.P., postmaster, grist
mill and farmer
Couboy Jolin, storekeeper
Crozier John
Crozier Robert Henry, proprietor Stage
hotel and farmer
Dodd Thomas, grist and oatmeal mill
Ferguson Angus, harnessmaker
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gistrar and merchant
Flood John, tinsmith
Foster James C., farmer
Gibbons Peter, blacksmith
Globe hotel, Wm. R, Chisholm,proprietor
Gray Joseph, cooper
Hamilton John, mason
Hardocker Samuel, shoemaker |
Hearin Patrick, blacksmith
Hickey Thomas, carriage painter
Holmes J., carriage ironer
Hood Alfred, J.P., general merchant, |
issuer of marriage licenses
Hunter David, stage contractor
Hunter John, tailor
Irwin Samuel, cooper and stave factory
Irwin Thomas, cooper
Jessop W., saddler
Johnston John, moulder
Keetch J. W., watchmaker
Kennedy rev. David, Wesleyan
Kennedy W., tinsmith and hardware |
dealer
Lawson Robert, shoemaker
Lemmond Robert, blacksmith
McAllister Samuel, shoemaker
McArthur Charles, tailor
McDowell William, attorney at law
McGinnis Patrick, woollen factory
McGregor Joseph, shoemaker
McKinnon Miss, milliner
RIE—A Village in the township. of'|
‘pole, county of Haldimand, Distant |
rom Cayuga, the county town, 9 miles, |
tom Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo |
nd God |
ailway, 16 miles,
pulation about 80,
‘armer
y.P., farmer
maker
rekeeper
heper
farmer
Mail bi-weekly. Po-
‘rich branch of the Grand Trunk | McMillan Brothers, saw and lath mill
McLean John, shoemaker
McLean Miss, milliner
McLellan —, school teacher
|
MeMillan Daniel, student
‘
MeMillan Hugh, travelling agent
MeMillan John, of McMillan Brothers
MeMillan & Walker, carriages and agri-
cultural implements
McNaughton Henry, M.D,
McNaughton Peter, barrister
McPhee John, blacksmith
McRae Charles A,, M.D.
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alfred Hood,
J.P., issuer
Matthews William, saddler
Mattice Mrs., groceries
Mattice Robert, blacksmith
Meadows Mrs., bakery
| Mechliew Walter, blacksmith
Medley Richard, shoemaker
Milloy Hugh, blacksmith and plough-
maker
Milloy John, sawyer
Milloy Peter, saw mill hand
| Mitchell John, blacksmith
Munroe Alexander, blacksmith
Munroe Malcolm, blacksmith
O'Hara rey, J.. New Connexion metho-
dist
Overland Charles, jun., clerk
| Overland Charles, sen., carpenter and
waggonmaker
Overland George, pedlar
Packard Jolin, carder
Rainsbottom Richard, teamster
Rockliss Thomas, hostler
tyckman Elijah, woodworker
Sawyers James, shoemaker
Shingle James, woodworker
Shingler William, potashmaker
Sibley John C., carriagemaker
Smith James, saddler
Stage hotel, RH. Crozier, proprietor
Stewart Miss, milliner
Storey John, blacksmith
Taylor Joseph, ploughmaker
Taylor Rich., J.P., commissioner in B.R,
Telegraph hotel, E. Bonesteel, proprietor
Thomson Archibald, boots and shoes
Thompson rev, J. A., Presbyterian
Town Hall inn, John Clark, proprietor
Tyler William, J.P., clerk Division
court, commissioner in B.R.
Vance John carriagemaker
Walker A rthur, hardware
Walker Geo, M., of McMillan & Walker
| Walker John 8., foundry
Wansborough Thomas, grocer
Willis Henry, teamster
Willis John, butcher
Wilson James, blacksmith
Wood Robert, druggist and grocer
ERINSVILLE—A post village in the
township of Sheffield, county of Lennox
and Addington. | Distant from Napanee,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 19
miles. Mailbi-weekly. Population about
70.
Blewett John G., storekeeper
Blewett Thomas, blacksmith
Denison James, pumpmaker
Donovan Andrew, tavernkeeper
Gaffney Mrs. Rosalie, wid Patrick
Mahoney Richard, tavernkeeper
| Murphy John, J.P., reeve
Murphy Michael C., storekeeper
Murphy Michael S., shoemaker
Neil James, blacksmith
Phalen Nicholas, tavernkeeper
| Stanton rev. Michael, R. catholic
Walsh Patrick, postmaster, storekeeper
* ERNESTOWN—A small village in
the townsh'p of Ernestown, county of
Lennox and Addington, Montreal Tele-
gtaph Co, has an office here, Itisastation
MeMillan Donald, of McMillan & Walker
prer Jame:
8, J.P., far
ldwell Day. , farmer
vid, farmer
L called Hevwgill.
McMillan Duncan, of McMillan Brothers,
reeve
of the Grand Trunk railway. Distant
* Also called Linksville, The post office
is at Mill Haven,
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from Mill Haven 1} miles, from Bath 34
miles, from Napanee 11 miles, fare 400. ;
from Kingston 15 miles, fare 65c, Popu-
lation about 150,
Allport —, of Hogle and Allport
Amey Jesse, J.P., farmer and carriage-
maker
Amey Phillip, innkeeper
Amey William, farmer
Barton James, station master
Bowman George, miller
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO,
Clark Matthew, innkeeper
Conway William, section master G.T.R.
Fraser Allen, farmer
Fraser Charles, J.P.
Gunn Samuel, jun., laborer
Gunn Samuel, sen., laborer
Hogle & Allport, waollen factory
Hogle John, J.P., of Hogle & Allport
Hogle William, farmer
How John, laborer
Kilcannon Alexander, laborer
Kinckley George, laborer
Laidley William, farmer
Link John, farmer
McCarthy William, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Outwaters Benjamin, blacksmith
Vanhuser Whinard, laborer
ERROL—A poet office station in the
township of Plympton, county of Lamb-
ton. Distant from Camlachie, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from
Toronto 173 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100.
Britton Lyman, farmer, saw mill owner
Danby Richard, pensioner
Ftrguson Alexander, carpenter
Ferguson Alexander, farmer
Horten George, farmer
Jones Daniel, farmer
Laing Thomas, farmer
Maloney Thomas, farmer
Richardson J. B., farmer
Richardson John, carpenter, farmer
Schram David, farmer
Schram Frank, farmer
Summerville Thomas, pensioner, farmer
Thomas David, farmer
Wellington Mark, farmer
Whiting George, postmaster, farmer
Wilkerson George, weaver
ESCOTT—A village in the township of
the same name, county of Leeds. A cop-
per mine has been discovered near here.
Distant from Mallorytown, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from
Rockport, on the river St Lawrence, 4}
miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about
Abraham Thomas, farmer
Cornwall William, M.A.
Curtin Jeremiah, proprietor Escott
hotel
Dowsley Joseph L., J.P., storekeeper
Escott hotel, J. Curtin, proprietor
Fields Reuben, J.P., reeve, saw mill
Graham Daniel, carpenter
Greer James, saw mill
Hughes John, farmer
Mallory Norris, town clerk, storekeeper
Mallory Norton, farmer
May George, cheese factory
Nicholson David, farmer
Oliver William, shoemaker
Parr William, J .P., tanner
Phillips John, farmer
Redmond Joseph P., cheese factory
Seaman Charles, cabinetmaker
Sterns William Ing laborer
Stevenson William, farmer
Storey Thomas, farmer
Stoops John, cooper
Stunden Jesse, postmaster
Thrall Theron, farrier
DOMINION 824 DIRECTORY.
Trickey Mrs, Leticia Ann, wid John
Vanston Robert, farmer
Watts Andrew, laborer
ETHEL—A small village on a branch
of Maitland river, township of Grey,
county of Huron. It contains a grist and
a steam saw mill, and pottery works,
Distant from Ainleyville 6} miles, from
Scaforth, a station of the Buffalo and |
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 28 miles, Mail semi-weekly. Po-
pulation about 80,
Carter James, grist mill
Dunbar James, waggonmaker
McCracken Hugh, hotelkeeper
Milne David, jun., blacksmith
Milne David, sen., saw mill
Spence James, pastmaster, storekeeper
Spence William, pottery
EUGENIA—A romantic village or gov-
ernment town plot of 800 acres, situated
on the River Beaver, township of Arte-
mesia, county of Grey, In the course of
a mile the river falls 334 feet. The
Eugenia Falls are 70 feet perpendicular
and present a magnificent spectacle,
They are surrounded by scenery of the
wildest description, addin much to
their grandeur, and to their attraction
to tourists, Above the falls a woollen fac-
tory, a grist, anda saw mill have been
erected, The Durham gravel road passes
through the village, Distant from Mesh-
erton 5 miles, from Meaford, on the
Georgian Bay, 20 miles, from Colling-
wood, the terminus of the Northern rail-
way, 28 miles, fare $1.26 ; from Owen
Sound, the county town, 87 miles, fare
$2; trom Toronto 122 miles. Mail daily,
Population about 100.
Akitt Michael, storekeeper
Bowerman Hiram M., sawyer
Clark Henry, inventor
Davis William K., grist mill
Fagan James, farmer
Gilliland Thomas B., provincial land
surveyor
yoodwin David, lumberer
Hadly Miss C, E. F., photograph gallery
Hambly C. A., carpenter
Hambly William 8., carpenter
Hawkins Joseph, farmer
Howard Charles, farmer
Leppard —, farmer
McGrady Allan
Parks George, farmer
Paul Samuel, mason
Pedlar Samuel, farmer
Purdy Alexander, M.D., saw mill
Purdy Robert McLean, J.P., mayor,
postmaster, store and woollen factory
Robinson Thomas M., sawyer
Ross John, blacksmith
Sanders John, carpenter
Sanders Mrs, Georgina, wid
Sherwood M. N., farmer
Sloan Jacob, planing mill, cabinetworks
Sloan John A., carpenter
Tackaberry R. C., broker
Whitney 8. T., carpenter
Williams John, farmer
Young William, miller
EVELYN-—A village in the township of
West Nissouri, county of Middlesex.
Distant from ‘horndale, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Lon-
don 12 miles. Mail weekly. Population
about 150.
Basketfield James, farmer
Burns John, farmer
Carling Barney, farmer
Carling Edward, J.P., farmer
Clipperton James, farmer
Douglass James, farmer
Evans James, M.P., J.P., farmer
Fairweather fdward, farmer
Fram James, farmer
Fram William, farmer
Gamble William, farmer
Grant George, farmer
Hedrick Peter, farmer
Henshaw Geo., postmaster, blacksmith
Henshaw Samuel, farmer
Kennedy James, farmer
Kirkpatrick William, farmer
Lackey John, farmer
McConnell Alexander, farmer
McMartin William, farmer
Pardy Samuel, farmer
Scott Henry, farmer
S'ater Abraham, farmer
Taylor John, farmer
Taylor Thomas, farmer
Weston James, farmer
Woods Robert, farmer
EVERETT—A post office station int
township of Tossorontio, county of sim
coe, Distant from Angus, a station of
the Northern railway, 10 miles, from
Toronto 80 miles. Mail daily, Popula
tion about 100,
Baycroft Henry, farmer
Bellamy William, farmer
Crosbie Robert, farmer
Fisher John, reeve, farmer
Gordon Thomas, postmaster
Graham John, farmer
traham Samuel, farmer
Graham William, farmer
Kelley James, hotelkeeper
Latimer Thomas, farmer
McDonagh W. P., farmer
McGregor Malcolm, farmer
McGregor Robert, farmer
McKeone James, farmer
Mullen Francis, farmer
Reid John, farmer
Ruthven George, farmer
Wanless Andrew, farmer
* EVERSLEY—A small village inth
township of King, county of York, Dix
tant from King, a station of the Norh®
ern railway, 3 miles, fromTor onto 24 mil,
Mail daily, Population about 1),
Bovais Mrs. H.
Clubine Ezra, farmer
Davidson John, farmer
Ferguson John, farmer
Ferguson Mark L., farmer
Ferguson Thomas, farmer
Hutchinson James, farmer
Hutchinson Martin, farmer
Leigh John, farmer
Lloyd William, farmer
McDonald Daniel, farmer
Morton Andrew, weaver
Norman George, farmer
Paxton Peter, farmer
Redditt Robert, carriagemaker
Rogers James, farmer
Rogers Timothy, farmer
Scott Thomas, farmer
Shanles Thomas, blacksmith
Tawse John C., farmer
Tawse rev. John, Presbyterian
Tinline James, postmaster, merchant
Wells James, farmer
Wells James P., M.P.P.
Wells Job, farmer
Wells Joseph
Woodard Silvanus, farmer
—A thriving village 0
wv an OF Ae Grand River, township
Eramosa, county of Wellington. Ito
tains flouring and saw mills, aa
factory, tannery, and potash works. Dé
tant from Rockwood, a station of
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, N
Guelph 10 miles, fare 400. ; from Strat
59 miles, from Toronto 69 miles
tri-weekly. Population about 250.
Blanchard John, laborer
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jowle rev. J.
Dewar Robert,
Everton hotel,
Everts Rufus,
Gibson James,
Gokey Alexang
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age ;
Gokey France's
Gokey Joseph,
(jokey Peter, 0
(jrieve George,
irieves Robert
Hall Charles
Henderson Dor
hotel
Jesten John, fa
Kavanagh Jam
Loree William, |
maker
Mackie Willian
McDonald Geor
MeGregor Willi
MeKay William|
MeNevin Peter,
MeVean John, s
Mitchell Peter J
Moon John
Mutrie William,
Nichol John, la
Nichol Thomas,
Ramsbottom Ge
ichardgon A. J
Richardson Tho
Scott Mrs, Elle
Simons Robert,
Stewart Peter, {
Talbot Daniel,
school teache
Talbot & Tovel
Thompson Doni
Torrance Willi:
Tovell Japhet,
postmaster
Usherwood J., h
Wade William,
Wardon Samuel
Webb John, coo
Webb William,
Wheelar Russell
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from Seaforth 1
Iniles, fare 75e. ;
Mail daily, Lo
Acheson Joseph
Allen rev. Jam
Beat. Alexand
Bisset bard,
Bissett oc.) ti
Boulton Henry
veyor
Braund Digory,
Brawn John, tai
Brawn William
Broderick John
Browning J osey
Bryant Richard,
arling Isaac, ¢
lapison rev, J.
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jowie rev. d., Presbyterian
aded Robert, bricklayer ;
Everton hotel, D. Henderson, proprietor
Kverts Rufus, flour a id ne mee
ib James, Wa yonmi e
Oey \uerier if. of Gokey & Co,
Wokey & Co., stave factory and coopers
age
(okey Frane’s, cooper
‘okey Joseph, cooper ;
Coke Deter of Gokey & Co,
Grieve George, blacksmith
irieves Robert, farmer
Charles : ;
ley Donald, proprietor Everton
hotel
Jesten John, farmer
Kavanagh James, shoemaker
Loree William, blacksmith and waggon-
cor
Eva William, flour mill hand
VeDonald George, laborer
McGregor William, waggonmaker
MeKay William, grocer :
WeNevin Peter, agricultural implements
VeVean John, shoemaker
Mitchell Peter L,, cooper
Yoon John \
Matrie William, blacksmith
Vichol John, laborer
Yichol Thomas, cabinetmaker
Ramsbottom George, laborer
Richardsop A, E., miller
Richardson Thomas, carpenter
Scott Mrs. Ellen, wid James, crockery
Simons Robert, sawyer
Stewart Peter, farmer
Talbot Daniel, of Talbot & Tovell,
school teacher
Talbot & Tovell, merchants
Thompson Donald
Torrance William, blacksmith
Tovell Japhet, of Talbot & Tovell,
postmaster
sherwood J., hotelkeeper
Wade William, miller
Wardon Samuel, carpenter, tanner
Webb John, coopes
Webb William, laborer
Wheelar Russell, storekeeper
* EXETER —A large and thriving village
on both sides of the Sable River, where
itcrosses the London road, townships of
Usborne and Stephen, county of Huron,
It contains several mills worked by water
and steam, and a cheese factory, The
whole country along the road from Gode-
rich is thickly settled and beautifully
cultivated, this village being one of the
largest in the county off the railway
route, A good business is done here in
supplying the wants of surrounding far-
mers and disposing of their produce.
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here.
Distant from Lucan, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 50c. ;
from Seaforth 18 miles, from Clinton 19
miles, fare 75c.; from Goderich 380 miles.
Mail daily, Population about 1000,
Acheson Joseph, J.P.
Allen rev. James, Wesleyan
Beat. Alexander, dealer
jisset. .. ard, mason
Bissett 4... tinsmith
Boulton Henry C., druggist and sur-
5 aor ‘3
rand Digory, waggonmak
Brawn Tol, tailor a -
Brawn William H., M. D.
Broderick John W., dealer
Browning Joseph W., M.D.
Bryant Richard, grist mill
Carling Isaac, dealer
Clapison rev, J., Wesleyan
*This includes Nor Uxete “ti
called Wahoainen th Exeter, som«times
DOMINION 825 DIRECTORY,
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Cowen Young, M.D,
Crocker John & James, carpenters
Currie Thomas, teacher
Curtis Henry, cooper
Davis Richard, blacksmith
Down & Buckingham, blacksmiths
Drew Edred, cabinetmaker
DREW WILLIAM,
hotel
DREW'S HOTEL, William Drew, : pro-
prietor
Eacrett Charles, saddler
Kacrett George, saddler
Kacrett Michael, painter
Elliot Benjamin V., conveyancer
Elston Thomas, proprietor
hotel
Exeter hotel, Ths, Elston, proprietor
Fanson William, saddler
Fishburn John, veterinary surgeon
Fitton Thomas, watchmaker
Freeman A. D, & J., storekeepers
Gidley Charles & Samuel, cabinetmakers
Gidley Thomas, J.P.
Green Cornelius, painter
Greenway John, butcher, baker
Grigg William, tailor
Hamilton C., chemist and druggist
Harris John, waggonmaker
Harwood George, cabinetmaker
Hayes John A., grocer
Hilder Henry, grist mill
ed a rev, William, Bible christian
Hopkins Mrs. Agnes, milliner
Howard James, mason
Hyndman John, M.D.
Joblns David, tinsmith
Kenner rey, H., Bible christian
Keys rev. George, ch of England
Kidd Charles, mason
Kilpatrick George, woollen fac ory
Lewis Alexander, painter
Manning Richard, cheese factory
Exeter
| McDonald William, carpenter
McDonell Miss Susan, teacher
McNab James, hub factory
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Sam-
uel Sanders, agent
Pedler George, melodeon factory
Pickard James, dealer
Ramsay James, carpenter
Rice rey. Stephen H., Bible christian
Rollins James, M. D.
Rowe Charles, tailor
Sanders Abraham, dealer
Sanders John, mason
Sanders Richard, carpenter
SANDERS SAMUEL, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Sanders William, postmaster
Senior Charles, photographer
Shoebrook James, builder
Smallacomb William, tailor
Snow John, shoemaker
Southcott Char'ss, dealer
Southcott John, pumpmaker
Spackman John, bailiff
Staddon Thomas, shoemaker
Tait Sinclair, dealer
Towers James, hotelkeeper
Treble John, shoemaker
Trick John, blacksmith
Vandusen Conrad J., druggist
Vauston John, watchmaker
Verity & Ross, foundry
Vosper George, builder
Webster William, blacksmith
Welch & Dyer, builders
Westcott John, shoemaker
Whimster Miss Elizabeth, teacher
White Stephenson, druggist
Wilkins E. J., hotelkeeper
Winans Henry B., M.D.
Wonnacott J., dentist
{VE-FAL
FAIRFIELD EAST —A small vil-
lage in the township of Elizabethtown,
county of Leeds, It is a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, Distant
from Brockville 64 miles, Mail tri-weekly,
Population about 100,
Blanchard Thompson, school teacher
Campbell John, grocer
proprietor Drew's | CANADIAN EXPRESS CO,
Cowan William, J.P., farmer
Evans John, pumpmaker
Farr William, stonemason
Glazier Horace N., carpenter
Hayes Harvey, carpenter
Hough John W,, J.P.
Johns Albert, farmer
Johns Alden, postmaster, farmer
Johns Alonzo C,, cheese manufacturer
Johns Mirza, farmer
McDougal Albert, cheese manufacturer
McNish George, blacksmith
Manhard Gilbert, sawyer
Nanhard Hiram, steam saw mill
Patterson Henry, stonemason
Smith Alexander, cheese manufacturer
Smith George V., farmer
FAIRFIELD PLAIN—A village in
the township of Burtord, county of Brant,
Distant from Brantford, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, Mail bi-
weekly, Population about 70,
Bawtenhimer John, farmer
Buckberrough Daniel, blacksmith
\liott William, farmer
| orsyth Elijah, postmaster, cheese fac-
tory, merchant
Howell Alexander, agent
Kent James, farmer
Kiff M., farmer
Lewis Henry, farmer
Miles Mrs. Mary, wid
Myers Miss Marion, teacher
Smith Russel, J.P., farmer
FAIRVIEW-—A post office station in
the Gore of Downie, county of Perth.
Distant from Stratford, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Lon-
don 82 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Popula-
tion about 75.
Bell William, farmer
Dempsy Hugh, & Co., cheesemakers
Dempsy Hugh, of Hugh Dempsy & Co.
Dunsmore Joseph, farmer
Forrest Richard A., postmaster, grocer
Houck H. P., farmer
Monteith James, farmer
Monteith Samuel, farmer
Nicholl John, farmer
Scheafer Jost, farmer
Thamer Henry, farmer
Thistle John, farmer
Thompson Roland, blacksmith
Young James, farmer
FALKEN BURG—A post office sta-
tion in the township of Monck, Co of
Victoria. Distant from Barrie, a station
of the Northern railway, 68 miles, from
Bracebridge 5 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
yeorge Robert, postmaster
*PALKLAND-—A village inthe town-
ship of Brantford, county of Brant. Dis-
tant from Paris, a station of the Great
Western railway, 8 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 60.
Anderson John, pensioner
Armstrong William, pensioner
Berry James, blacksmith
Farlow James, of R. & J. Farlow
Farlow Robert, of R. & J. Farlow
Farlow R. & J., tavernkeepers
Galloway David, waggonmaker
Hough Henry, shoemaker
Jenkinson Absolom, blacksmith
* Formerly called Bensville.
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McCloud Cornelius, shoemaker
Parker Stephen, laborer
Parnell George H., farmer
Thompson William, butcher |
Stally Martin, postmaster, tailor
Tulford Maurice, farmer |
Wright John, MD. |
Yeo John, farmer |
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FALL BROOK—A small village in
the township of Bathurst, county of Lan. |
ark. Distant from Perth, a stasion of |
the Brockville and Cttawa railway, 105
ae Mail tri-weekly. Population about
Anderson Robert, mill owner |
Bain Alexander, tavernkeeper
Balderson Thomas, farmer
Buffam George, millwright
Buffam William, millwright
Corry J., blacksmith
Elliott Robert, shoemaker
Gallagher Thomas, farmer |
Jamieson Robert, school teacher |
Lees William, J.P., mill owner
Playfair George, saw mill owner |
Smith William, postmaster, hotelkeeper |
FARMERSVILLE — A thriving vil-|
lage in the township of Yonge, county
of Leeds. Distant from Brockville, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk and Brockville
and Ottawa railways, 15 miles, fare 75c.
Mail daily. Population about 500.
Addison Robert William, M.D.
Alguire Harmonius, farmer
Alguire Isaac C., reeve
Alguire Levi, farmer
Alguire Sterling, cheese factory |
Armstrong Adam, proprietor Mansell |
house, Main st |
Arnold John, farmer
Barnett William, shoemaker, Main st
Beach William, laborer
Blackman J. [H., pumpmaker
Boddy Samuel, carriage trimmer
Booth David F., bailiff, farmer, Main st |
Brennan George K., J.P., cabinetmaker
Cameron Harvey, farmer
Chamberlin Asher A., M.D., J.P., Vic-
toria st |
Chisholm rev. F., Episcopal methodist, |
Victoria st |
Church Albert, blacksmith
Decker James, shoemaker, Main st
NOMINION
Landers John, cooper, Centre st
Logan James, carpenter
McClary Mrs, Sarah, wid John, milliner, | Gardiner Robert, deputy reeve, farmer
Victoria st
McLean William, farmer, Main st
326 DIRECTORY
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Gardiner John, farmer
sardiner Peter, farmer
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| Gardiner Walter, farmer
| Gibson captain, farmer
McPherson Moses, head master Gram- | Gracey rev, H., Presbyterian
mar school, Main st
| McVagh James, teamster, Main st
Malvena John, constable
Mansell David, clerk of Division court
}
Gullett James, shoemaker
| Hackney A. & J., farmers
| Hackney G. & J., farmers
Harris Samuel, farmer
issuer of marviage licenses, Charles- | Hewitt John, farmer
ton st
Kay Mrs., wid, storekeeper
Mansell house, A. Armstrong, proprie- | Mc{nnis John IL, farmer
tor, Main st
MeLachlin David, farmer
MARRIAGE LICENSES, David Man-| McLachlin Thomas, farmer
sell, issuer
Mooney Francis, shoemaker, Main st
| Mott William, carriagemaker
Nash George, Main st
McLellan William, farmer
Monteith
sinith and waggonmaker
| Monteith William, farmer
Nibbock Absalom, blacksmith, Victo- | Murray James, farmer
ria st
keeper, Main st
| Parish William, carpenter
Plumsteel William, shoemaker, Main st
Plumsteel & Wiltse, storekeepers, Main st |
tobinson Isaac, farmer, Main st
tobinson Willi: sonstable
vobinson William, constable
Rowsom Henry, grocer, Main st
| Saunders W. J., & Co., grist, saw and |
carding mills
Saunders William, millwright
Scovil Seabary, J.P., farmer
Sherman Aaron, joiner
Slack George, carpenter
Slack Joseph, millwright
| Slack Mrs. Jane, wid Chilson, milliner
Slack Philip, farmer
Stafford George, carriage painter, Vic-
toria st
Stacey Thomas, farmer
| Parish Arza, J.P., postmaster, store- | Stewart William, farmer
| Towers John & William, farmers
Turnbull David, councillor
river St Lawrence, township of Om
bruck, county of Stormont, To ass
t
freight steamers, a canal is built from this
place to about a mile up the river, 4
station of the Grand Trunk railway i
Montreal Telegraph Co. has
contiguous,
an oflice here, Distant from Dickinson's
Landing 5 miles, from Montreal 81 mils,
| Mail daily. Population about 30,
| Bligh Jeremiah, lumber dealer
| Baker George M., storekeeper and hie
nessmaker
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Cline William, sawyer
Dafoe Isaiah, carriagemaker
Dennay Edward, hotelkeeper
Stevens Theodore & James, cabinet- | Duffy Edward, clerk
makers, Main st
Strong P. W., cheese factory
Strong & Yates, storekeepers, Main st
Taplin Sidney A., storekeeper, Main st
Vanloon Malcolm, carriagemaker, Vic-
toria st
Wass rey. J. B., Wesleyan
Wood John, contractor
Williams Samuel B., cheese factory
Wilson rev, Samuel, Wesleyan, Main st
Wiltse Aden D., J.P. :
Wiltse Francis, farmer
| Wiltse Joseph & Arza, farmer, Main st
Duvall E., blacksmith
Eliott David, baker and shoemaker
Farran Chs. C., miller and land owner
| Farran ©. C., miller
) Farran John R., postmaster
Ferris George, lumberer
Gibson William, storekeeper
Gogo Joseph, shoemaker
GORRELL GEORGE. ., storekeeper
agent for Montreal Telegraph Co
KERR BROTHERS, general store
keepers
Hiscock William, storekeeper
Donovan hotel, J. Donovan, proprietor, | Yates Miss Sarah, teacher Common | McDonald John, tailor
Victoria st
Donovan John, proprietor Donovan |
hotel, Victoria st
Draper Luke, tailor, Main st
Duggan James, shoemaker, Main st
Fisher Duncan, carriagemaker, Victo- |
ria st |
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echool
FARMINGTON—A small village in the
township of Amaranth, county of Wel-
lington, Distant trom Orangeville, a sta-
tion of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce |
railway, 5 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Pepu-
lation about 60,
McEwan John, blacksmith
' MeTiernan James, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, 6.1
Gorrell, agent
toddy James, storekeeper
Selkirk George, cabingtmaker
Sheets Robert, joiner
[ Provinoe op
tobert, postmaster, black
FARRAN’S POINT—A village onth:
Gardener rey. James, Episcopal metho- | Curry James, blacksmith
dist, Charleston st
Giles John G., M.D.
Giles William H., saddler, Main st
| Curry John, postmaster, blacksmith
“rench Alonzo, generalagent
Gillespie John, farmer
Gilroy Eleazer, carriagemaker, Main st | Gillespie C., reeve
HALLIDAY’S HOTEL, 8. Halliday, | Golden James, J.P., farmer
proprietor, Main st
liday's hotel
Hannah William, school teacher
Hawkins Hiram, clothier
HOLLINGSWORTH = FREDERICK
groceries and provisions, Main st
Holmes Hiram, joiner
Hunt Martin, laborer, Centre st
Johnson Peter R., teamster, Victoria st
Johnson Riley, farmer
Judson Rufus D., grocer, Main st
Karley George, dairyman, Main st
Kineaid Archib.\d, tinsmith, Main st
Knowles William, tollkeeper, Main st
Koy] Turner, contractor, Main st
Lamb James*P., druggist, Main st
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May Joseph, J.P.
HALIDAY STEPHEN, proprietor Hal- | Sandford Price, hotelkeeper
Varcoe J., teacher
| Wallace William, hotelkeeper, fai
FARQUHAR—A small village in the |
township of Usborne, county of Huron,
| FELTON —A small village in the tow
| ship and county of Russell, Distantirom
| Ottawa 22 miles, from Morrisburg 9)
miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population about
50.
| Boulton Peter, J.P., farmer
| Boyd Robert, farmer
Cummings Duncan, farmer
| Cummings Hugh, farmer
| Feldan Thomas, farmer
| Kineaid John, farmer
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| Landry Venance, farmer
Distant from Mitchell, a station of the | MeGregor Alexander, farmer
Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles,
weekly. Population about 150.
Dray John, farmer
Cameron John, farmer
Campbell Robert, farmer
Campbell 8. & A., farmers
Clark C, J., merchant
Davis James, hotelkeeper
Ewen John, weaver
Friendship Thomas, waggonmaker
Mail | McGregor Alexander, J.P., posimasttt,
assessor
McGregor Peter, shoemaker
| MeLaren John, farmer
| McLaren Peter, weaver
| McLaren Robert, councillor, farmer
; McPherson Finlay, farmer
Purvis Andrew, farmer
Purvis John., farmer
Stewart John, farmer
fork John, sch
Vatson John, f
FENAGHV
township of C
cott. Distant f
the Grand Trur
Montreal 70 m
Mail tri-week];
Blenny Charles
Blenny J. Henr,
lenny Sproul,
Bradley Williat
Charlton Ralph
Joleman rey. —
ross James, ec
owning John,
Jowning Philip
owning Richa
rites Charles, |
{unter Jolin, co
falloy Michael,
roudfoot Jas., :
ROUDPOOT ,
of the townsh
RENWICK JA!
shorts rev, A. F
sproul John, fir
Voods Henry, fi
Voods Jobn, fir
PENELLA—A
ship of Haldim:
beriand. Distaut
of theGrand Tri
fie, Mail tri-we
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Black Joseph A,
trenton William,
Brenton William:
Jiviney John, ea
leming Mrs.)
_tavernkeeper
rerguson Alexan
erguson Ira, ca
t He ad
larper George,
ewell John, firey
ewell Joseph, fia
Kuox Robert, car
Preston William,
hort rey, Williay
FENELON FB
Vilage on the
Comeron and Stu
ofthe Tront wats
county of Viete
COUNtY is rapidly
Nunber of. sett!
for lumbering ari
the waters ‘of
Which have their
distance of the
With streams fro
growing country,
Lake, “An exten
Carried on, The
are situated reso
lorseshoe at Ni
feet hizh and 800;
Cotlrse of constru
Cameron and Vs
Steamer to and fro
townand astation
calling at Coboeoy
terminus of the
tailway, and ot!
Of the’ latter Jin
contemplated.
82000 on a road
Will secure for t}
large section ofeor
by stages with Bo
other places, M
has an oftiee here,
£eon 14 miles, tro
from Lindsay 16 n
bY stage Tbe. ; from
from Toronto 95 m
ulation about 750.
*Botter known a
[Province or
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puty reeve, farmer
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ork John, school teacher
Vatson John, farmer
FENAGHVALE— A village in the
ner township of Caledonia, county of Pres-
sbyterian cott. Distant from Lancaster, a station of
ak ts ® theGrand Trunk railway, 31 miles, from
MANO! Montreal 70 miles, from Ottawa 35 miles,
rmers Mail tri-weekly, Population about 90,
rmers : xa
er Blenny Charles, farmer
Blenny J. Henry, farmer
mny Sproul, farmer
keener Blenny Sproul,
at bradley William, J.P., reeve
mer : :
rmer Charlton Ralph, firmer
farmer Joleman rey. —, ch of England
crmor Jross James, councillor, farmer
owning John, school teacher
owning Philip, assessor
Downing Richard L., collector
vostinaster, black
maker
ot yates Charles, bailiff
2 : Hunter John, councillor farmer
ue ‘ Malloy Michael, farmer
reser Proudfoot Jas., jun., postmaster, farmer
iam, farmers PROUDFOOT JAMES, sen., treasurer
incillor
of the township of Caledonia, farmer
RENWICK JAMES, J.P., farmer
Shorts rev. A. Episcopal methodist
Sproul Charles, farmer
Sproul John, farmer
Noods Henry, farmer
Voods Jobn, firmer
PFENELEA—A sinall village in the town-
shipof Haldimand, county of Northvan-
beriand, Distant from Cobourg, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare
fie, Mail tri-weekly, Lopulation about
HO
NE —A village onth
township of Ose
‘tormont. To assist
inal is built from this
ile up the river, 4
Trunk railway is
ral Telegraph Co. has
ant froin Dickinson's
m Montreal 81 mile,
ion about 300.
ber dealer
wrekeeper and har
ESS CO.
or
remaker
telkeeper
k Joseph A, storekeeper
enton William, blacksmith
ton William, sen., blacksmith
Diviney John, carpenter
Fleming Mrs. Margaret,
tavernkeeper
Ferguson Alexander, carriagemaker
‘on Tra, carpenter
wid John,
h
and shoemaker
er and land owner
‘ :
master
Harper George, postmaster, storekeeper
ewell John, farmer
val .
ewell Joseph, farmer
Knox Robert, carriagemaker
Preston William, carpenter
dort rev, William, Wesleyan
ekeeper
uker
E_ T., storekeeper,
Telegraph Co
B, general stor
FEVNELON FALLS.—A flourishing
‘age on the River Fenelon, between
Comeron and Sturgeon Lakes, on the line
ofthe Trent waters, township of Fenelon,
county of Victoria. The surrounding
Country is rapidly filling up with a large
number of settlers, and the. facilities
for lumbering are almost unprecedented.
fhe waters of large rivers and lakes
whieh have their sourees within a short
stance of the Ottawa, and are fed
With streams from eyery quarter of a fine
srowing country, flow into Cameron's
Lake, “An extensive lumber business is
carried on, The fallon which the mills
are situated resembles in. miniature the
orseshoe at Niagara, and is about 20
feet hizh and 800 feet wide. Locks are in
rekeeper
wr
mith
vemaker
YRAPHCO, 6.1
-eper
etmaker
village in the tow
ssell, Distant rom
ym Morrisburg
7, Population about
armer Collise OF construction to connect Lakes
Cameron and Balsam, here is a daily
nore steamer to and from | Lindsay, the county
townand astation of the Midland railway,
net calling at Coboconk, the present proposed
rT terminus of the Toronto and Nipissing
railway, and other places, A branch
nar ute latter line to Fenelon Falis_ is
F otien SND ated. The county is spending
+P pontmstl ait on a road by Burnt river, which
J.P., postms Wi secure for this’ place the trade of a
largeseetion of country, Communication
er by stages with Bobeayge i
makel IY i Bobcaygeon, Lindsay and
pune places, Montreal Tolograph Co,
: entenie here. Distant from Bobeay-
: _ Miles, from Coboconk 14 miles
cillor, farmer om Lindsay 16 miles, fare by boat 0c."
mer fy stage The. ; from Peterborough 38 miles,
; tom Toronto 95 miles, Mail daily, Pop-
ulation about 750,
*Botter known as Caledonia Flatts.
DOMINION 3827 DIRECTORY.
| Adams Henry, laborer
| Allen William
Askey Daniel, carder and fuller
| Baker rev R., Bible christian
| Barker rev, W. R., Wesleyan
| Bell John, laborer
| Bell John W., tavernkeeper
| Bell Thomas, jun., blacksmith
| Bell Thomas, sen,
| Bigham Hugh, M.D.
| Bisem L., storekeeper
Boynton William, tavernkeeper
| Brandon Mrs., hotelkeeper
| Bryson William, M.D.
| Burley W. F., tinsmith
Cadotte Auguste, grocer
; Cameron James, lumber culler
| Cameron William, clerk
Campbell James, dry goods
Campbell William, storekeeper
| Carroll Michael, tailor
Chambers Edward, carpenter
/ Church of England, rey, Benjamin 8S,
Hoskins, incumbent
Courtemanche Nelson, contractor
Davis Havilah, carpenter
Davis James R., miller
Derry Thomas, saddler
' Devlin J. E., contractor
Dewart William, storekeeper
Dickson Jas., provincial land surveyor
Dumond Joseph, sen., laborer
Diamond Stephen, laborer
everson Naaman C., miller
Ellis John, of Greene & Ellis
rl Edward, laborer
EVEREST WILLIAM FE., druggist,
clerk Division court, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co., and Reliance Mutual
Life Assurance Co,
Faweet Michael, laborer
Fitzgerald James, M.D.
| Fitzgerald John, storekeeper
Fitzgerald Joseph W.
Gatchell Frederick, teamster
Graham Henry, storekeeper
Green W. HH.
|GREENE & ELLIS, saw and shingle
mills, lumber manufacturers, &e,
| Greene Henry W., of Greene & Ellis
/ Hall Robert H., bookkeeper
Hoskin rev, Benjamin §., ch of England
Ingle John, laborer
‘Ingram John, contractor
| Jackson Richard, tailor
Jameson R. B., postmaster, storekeeper |
| Jarvis John, teamster
Johnston William, shipper
Keith George, blacksmith
Kennedy James, carpenter
Kennedy John W., baker and grocer
Kerr George, carpenter, bds at McAr-
! thur’s hotel
' Lambert William, painter
Lochead, rev. W., Presbyterian
MeArthur Alexander, bds at MeAr- |
| thur’s hotel
| McArthur Joseph, hotelkeeper
| McCallum Robert, shoemaker
| McGrane John, grocer and baker
McIntyre John G., lumberman, bds at
| MeArthur's hotel
| Marrp Thomas, contractor, bds at Me-
| Arthur's hotel
| Marshall William, baker and grocer
Martin George, laborer
Martin Henry, laborer
| Martin James, laborer
| Minks John, laborer
| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Wil-
liam E. Everest, agent
Moore Wilson C.,, sturekeeper
Myrven H. Cochrane, livery stable
Nevison John, saddler
Fen-Fen
Nevison Thomas, saddler
Orr William, blacksmith
Palmer Elias, blacksmith
| Quible John, laborer
| RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR-
| ANCE CO,, W. E. Everest, agent
| Richardson John, laborer
toss James, storekeeper
| Routley William, tavernkeeper
| Sandford Francis, waggonmaker
| Scully Bartholomew, storekeeper
Sharp Henry I., laborer
Smith John D., of R. C. Smith & Co.
Smith R. C., & Co., lumber and grist
| mill owners
| Smith William, laborer
| St Michael Simon, butcher
| Staples Miss Hannah, school teacher
Tapscott rev. S., Baptist
Thompson John, laborer
Torrance Thomas, shoemaker
Tripp Samuel, carpenter
Twomy Jeremiah, blacksmith
Tyler Peter, carpenter
Ullyot Dalton, of R. C. Smith & Co.
Upperton Miss Ada, teacher
Washbrrn Lewis, fireman
| Whistle Henry, laborer
| Woodman Charles, bookkeeper
| *FENNEL'S—A village in the town-
ship of Innisfil, county of Simcoe. Dis-
tant from Gilford, a station of the
| Northern railway, 2 miles, fare 10¢.;
| from Barrie, the county town, 15 miles,
ee 47 miles. Population about
srown Arthur, proprietor Royal hotel
| Brown Edward, mason
Boulton John, constable
Cosgrove Archibald
Cosgrove William
Crossland Joseph
; Couch Alfred, laborer
| Feigehan, J. G., postmaster
Hughes James, farmer
Ireton Jacob, farmer
Ireton Thomas, blacksmith
| Ireton Thomas, sen., farmer
Kneeshaw John, farmer
Moore John, tavernkeeper
Padfield Jeremiah, farmer
Padfield William Henry, farmer
| Peacock George, blacksmith
| Royal hotel, Arthur Brown, proprietor
) Sawyer Thomas, farmer
Smith William G., deputy postmaster,
storekeeper
| Towse Bethel, J.P., farmer
| Walker James
| Wilson Roger, farmer
| FENWICK —A small village in the
| township of Pelham, county of Wellard.
| Distant from Port Robinson, a station of
; the Welland railway, 8 miles, from
| Welland, the county town,8 miles, from
St Catharines, 14miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100,
Conn Francis, farmer
| Diffin Charles A., deputy postmaster,
storekeeper
| Dolson Charles, laborer
| Dunbar John D., blacksmith
| Efrick John, blacksmith
Garner James, ashery
Garner Joseph, reeve, farmer
Haney George W.,, J.P., farmer
Haney Henry R., M.D., coroner
Haney John, farmer
Haney Leonard M., farmer
Hare B., storekeeper
Henderson Alexander H., farmer
Henderson Jacob R., farmer
Howey Joseph, carpenter
Howey Samuel C., school teacher
* Formerly called Croxon’s Corners.
Frravs.
DOMINION
Hunt Lewis, tanner
Nunn Isaac, farmer
Nunn Samuel, farmer
Pattison Augustus L., agent
Seaburn Charles, innkeeper
Service rev. Richard, ch of England
Stirtzinger John, farmer
Taylor James Ww, postmaster, farmer
Wood B., hotelkeeper
FERGUS—An incorporated village on
the Grand River, township of Nichol,
county of Wellington. It presents a
very substantial appearance, the princi-
pal buildings being of stone. Some of
these have considerable architectural
beauty, especiaily the Old Kirk church.
This place possesses flour, oatmeal and
planing mils, two distilleries, woollen,
cabinet, fanning mill and sewing machine
factories, tanneries, breweries, an iron
foundry, and an extensive stave factory.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office, and
the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway
a station here. Distant from Elora 3
miles, from Guelph, a station of the Grand
Trunk and Great Western railways, 18
miles, from Orangeville 22 miles, from
Stratford 53 miles, trom Toronto 61 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 2,000,
Abel Alexander, teamster
Adams John, shoemaker
Adie Janus M., farmer
Agnew Charles, plasterer
Agnew Samuel J., carpenter and joiner
Allan David, farmer
Allandice Thomas, farmer
Allen Osborne shoemaker
Allen Turnbull
Anderson Alexander, proprietor Royal
hotel
Anderson Francis, miller
Anderson George, of Dobbin & Ander-
son
Anderson Matthew, councillor, carriage
and waggonmaker
Angel Hercules, tailor
ARGO JAMES, dealer in dry goods
groceries, provisions, liquors, &c.
Armstrong George, nursery man
Ashbury John, mason
Austin Robert, carpenter
BANK OF MONTREAL, George D.
Fergusson, agent
Banting Charles, farmer
Barker rev. Enoch, Congregationalist
Beames Elisha, plasterer
Beames Henry, plasterer
BEATTIE JOHN, land and loan agent,
agent for British America and West-
ern Fire Insurance Co., and for Cana-
da Life Insurance Co.
Beattie William, carpenter
Berry John, carpenter
Black Hugh, mason
Black James
Black John
Black Peter, clerk
Blair William, laborer
Boomer Robert D., of Garvin & Boomer
Brennan John, teacher
Bridget Matthew, carpenter
BRITISH AMERICA FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO., John Beattie, agent
Broadfoot John H., deputy reeve
Brown T. M. harnessmaker
BROWN WILLIAM, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Burgess James E., B.A., school teacher
Burk J., teacher
Burns Andrew, farmer
Burns James, farmer
Cadenhead Alexander, jun,, clerk
Cadenhead Alexanders., clerk Division
court, notar
Cadenhead John, clerk
Calder John, weaver
Jaldwell J., groceries and fruit depot
Cameron Hector, miller
Cameron Hugh, blacksmith
Campbell Egleson, baker and grocer
Campbell James
Campbell Neil, laborer
CANADA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
John Beattie, agent
Cardy John, harnessmaker
Cardy Wm., tanner
Cassiday Francis J.
Castell William, bookkeeper
Catenach John, harnessmaker
Cattanach A. J., medical student
Cattanach James
Chinneck Frederick, watchmaker
Christie George, salesman
Coffee Frank, compositor
Cooney John, biacksmith
Cooper rev. H. D., ch of England
CRAIG BROTHERS, proprietor of’ the
Fergus News Record
CRAIG JOHN, of Craig Brothers
Craig Joseph, printer
CRAIG ROBERT, of Craig Brothers
Craig William, clerk
Crawford J., weaver
Creighton John A., merchant
Cross J. Fletcher, barrister
Cummins Alex., miller
Dazliel Robert, teamster
Dass James, merchant tailor
Dass William, tailor
Davis Charles, laborer
Davie Andrew, carpenter
Deans John, printer
Dobbin & Anderson, dry goods and
groceries
Dobbin Samuel L., of Dobbin & Ander-
son
Dornwell Hildibert, barber
Douglas James, miller
Dowling Albert, compositor
Dunlop Robert, porter
Dunsmore Robert, groceries
Eby Herman, spinner
Elgin Hotel, Garett Moore, proprietor
Farmer Robert, brewer
Falconer James, carpenter
Fergus flour and saw mills, W. Robert-
son, proprietor
FERGUS NEWS RECORD, weekly,
annual subscription $1.50; Craig
Brothers, proprietors and printers
FERGUSSON GEORGE D., agent Bank
of Montreal, conveyancer, &c,
Ferrier Alexander D., M.P.P., notary,
commissioner in B.R.
Foot William, finisher
Foote George 8., butcher
Forbes Alexander L., boots and shoes
Fordyce Alexander D., school superin-
tendent
Forrester Andrew, mason
Forester R., mason
Freeman G., clerk
Garvin & Boomer, dry goods and gro-
ceries
Garvin James §., of Garvin & Boomer
Gerrie Alexander, harnessmaker
Gerrie John, proprietor St Andrew’s
hotel, farmer
Gibson William, councillor
Gibbon William, shoemaker
Gibbons J., grocer
Gillis Lockland, hostler
Gilmour John, cabinetmaker
Gilmour John B., plasterer
Godfrey Thomas, harnessmaker
Goforth Alexander, barrister
Gordon James, farmer
tolland R., teamster
Gordon Thomas, surgeon dentist
Gordon Thomas A, W., barrister
Gow John, laborer
Gow Robert, tanner
328 DIRECTORY.
——————
[Province 9
Gow William, sawyer
Graham James, cooper
Graham William, fireman
Grain William, surveyor
Gi’ :n Charles, woodworker
Grier James, shoemaker
Grieve Peter, proprietor Ontario how
Grove J. W., laborer
Hamilton lieut. colonel G. ¢,
Hamilton William, carpenter
Hanlan Hugh, distiller
Harris William, clerk
Harrison Benjamin, brickmaker
Harvey Alexander
Hay Willian, carpenter
Heffernan Patrick, proprietor Well
ton hotel
Higginson George, laborer
Hill James, butcher
Holland Arthur C., brewery
Hughes T. B. S., shoemaker
Hunt John, blacksmith
Hynds Samuel, tanner
Hynds William
Ironside John, sen., general merchant
Jack Alexander, carpenter
Jackson George, mason
Jackson Jonas, teamster
Jamieson Alexander, carpenter
Jamieson David, stage driver
Jamieson John, bricklayer
Johnson George, saw mill
Johnson George W,
Johnston Brothers, tanners
Johnston James, blacksmith, waggo-
maker ;
Johnston Robt. K., of Johnston Brother
inge
Johnston Thomas W., of Jobnsto
3rothers
Johnston William, tanner
Jordan Robert, waggonmaker
Kay Charles, saw mill
Kelly David B., harnessmaker
Kelly William, shoemaker
Kemp Robert, farmer
Kemp Mrs., grocer
Kidd William G., school teacher
King Peter, tanner
Kirkland W., M., bartender
Laird rev. John G., Wesleyan
Lamson James, of Mair, Lamson & Uo
Lane Henry, ashery
Leevison James, carder
Lighthart Harry, baker
Lingwood Robert
Lingwood William
Little William, waggonmaker
McArthur Hugh, laborer
McBain James, blacksmith
McBride James, clerk
McBride William, pote dealer
McCrorey Henry, harness shop
MeCulloch John, carder
McCutcheon James K, A., agent
McDonald John, laborer
McInnis Malcolm, blacksmith
McIntosh Donald, carpenter
McIntosh James, carpenter
McIntyre Archibald, carpenter
McIntyre Duncan, blacksmith
McIntyre John ;
McLachlan Hugh, groceries, &e.
McLaren Andrew, tinsmith
McLaren Peter
McLean Dougal, carpenter
McLean Hector, stage driver
McLellan Andrew, tinsmith
MeMachan George, hostler tai
McMahon Barnard, stave and
factory
McMillan Malcolm
MeMillan W. J., carpenter
McNab Kennedy
McNamara James, baker
A{cTaggart Do
A{cWilliam
Moffatt John, of
)\yTARIO. |
eQueen Hugh
cQUEEN JA
of Nichol tov
{eWilliam Ale
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dealer f
Mahony Jeremi
(AIR, LAMSC
Ontario fount
engines, mill
tural impleme
Mair Thomas, 0
Marshall Alexa
sion dealer
arshall John
farshall Samue
artin Michael,
Martin Thomas,
Mennie A., tant
Mennie John, sh
Michie Henry, g'
Mills Matthew, |
Milne John, tail
fine Thomas, 1
Minor S., M.A.,
Mitchell George
fitchell Hugh,
Mitchell Willian
foffatt Alexand|
Moffatt Alexand
foffatt Brothers,
cillor
Moffatt Mrs. Ja
longer George,
Wonkland wooll
saw mills, Jar
Monro Neil M., t
MONTREAL T
liam Brown, a
Moore Garett, p1
Moore John, hos
Moore Richard, |
Moorhead Alexa
Morrice James, §
Morrice James, |
forton James, ]
fumford Georg:
Munro James, hi
{unro John, M.
Munro L. C., of
funro & Minot
geons
Munson Aaron,
Murdoch Robert
furray John, sl
Murray Willian
Mutch Percy, cl
Nelson John, he
Nelson Stephen.
voble Peter C.,
NORTH AMER!
proprietor, ge
stable in cont
"Brien Jeremia
NT ARIO FO
& Co,, propri
Intario house,
rr Robert, of
IRTON GEOR
Parker William
Pattison Willia
Perry A.B. B.,
Perry Arthur, 1
Perry Charles,
Perry John, of
Perry & Munt
tioners
Perry Robert, «
Phelan Edmun
Phelan James,
Phelan James,
Philip James, ¢
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fireman
rveyor
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carpenter
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enter
proprietor Welling
, laborer
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loemaker
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+ Keneral merchant
arpenter
Nason
mster
er, carpenter
age driver
icklayer
uw mill
tanners
lacksmith, waggo
of Johnston Brothes
| W., of Johnstons
tanner
ggonmaker
nill
rnessmaker
emaker
rer
chool teacher
rtender
, Wesleyan
Mair, Lamson & Co.
y
rder
aker
poeonmaker
borer
hksmith
rk
roduce dealer
arness shop
arder
K, A,, agent
borer
blacksmith
arpenter
rpenter
1, carpenter
lacksmith
roceries, &.
tinsmith
rpenter
ge driver
tinsmith
hostler
, stave and
penter
aker
)TARIO. |
Hugh, farmer
I OCEEN JAMES, postmaster, clerk
of Nichol township, farmer
McTaggart Donald, bailiff
{c William Alexander, baker aes
McWilliam J., baker and provision
dealer '
Mahony Jeremiah, tailor
(AIR, LAMSON & CO., proprietors
Ontario foundry, makers of steam
engines, mill machinery and agricul-
tural implements
air Thomas, of Mair, Lamson & Co.
arshall Alexander, grain and provi-
sion dealer
farshall John
farshall Samuel, watchmaker
artin Michael, laborer
fartin Thomas, tinsmith
Mennie A., tanner
{ennie John, shoemaker
Michie Henry, general merchant
{ills Matthew, butcher
ilne John, tailor
filue Thomas, merchant tailor
finor S., M.A., M.B.
Mitchell George, blacksmith
fitchell Hugh, general merchant
Mitchell William, laborer
loffatt Alexander, clerk
Moffatt Alexander, of Moffatt Brothers
foffatt Brothers,planing mill,carpenters
Moffatt John, of Moffatt Brothers, coun-
cillor
Moffatt Mrs. Jane, grocery
Monger George, J.P., farmer
onkland woollen factory, flouring and
saw mills, James Wilson, proprietor
Monro Neil M., barrister
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wil-
liam Brown, agent
Moore Garett, proprietor Elgin hotel
Moore John, hostler
Moore Richard, boots and shoes
foorhead Alexander, laborer
lorrice James, gardener
Morrice James, mason
Morton James, photographer
Mumford George
Munro James, harness shop
Munro John, M.D., M.R.C.S.E.
Munro L. C., of Perry & Munro
Munro & Minor, physicians and sur-
geons
Munson Aaron, butcher
Murdoch Robert, harnessmaker
Murray John, shoemaker
Murray William, boots and shoes
Mluich Perey, clerk
Nelson John, head miller
Nelson Stephen, painter
Noble Peter C., photographer
ORTH AMERICAN HOTEL,J.Whyte,
proprietor, general stage office, livery
Stable in connection
Brien Jeremiah, tanner
NT 4RIO FOUNDRY, Mair, Lamson
& Co., proprietors
Intario house, Peter irieve, proprietor |
rt Robert, of Mair, Lamson & Co.
IRTON GEORGE T., M.D., M.R.C.S,
Parker William, finisher
Pattison William, dry goods
Perry A.B. B., clerk
Perry Arthur, machine agent
erry Charles, clerk
u
erry John, of Perry & Munro
D « .
erry & Munro, druggists and sta-
tioners
Perry Robert, druggist
Phelan Edmund, furniture
helan James, jun., woodworker
BP helan James, sen,, fanning mill factory
Philip James, agent
DOMINION 3829 DIRECTORY.
Philipps Robert, druggist and stationer
Porter John, plasterer
Powney Charles, councillor, hardware
merchant
Preston Charles, laborer
Queen’s Arms hotel, J. Temple, pro-
prietor
amore Dominick, tinware and stoves
Reid Robert, miller
Rennie Peter, farmer
Rennie William, farmer
Richardson A., groceries, &c.
Richardson Thomas, waggonmaker
Ritchie William, farmer
Rolph John, waggonmaker
Robertson William, J.P., proprietor
Fergus flour and saw mills
Ross Alexander, farmer
Ross James, carpenter
Ross John, weaver
Ross John C., farmer
Ross Peter
Ross Thomas, farmer
Ross William, municipal clerk and trea-
surer
Rudd Daniel, tinsmith
Rudd Nathaniel, laborer
Salter William, carpenter
Sanderson John, blacksmith
Sandy William, mason
Schmidt Charles, plasterer
Scott Gideon, laborer
Shaw John, laborer
Sherlock rev. James, R. catholic
Sherwood Thompson, groceries
Shortreed Robert
Siep Henry, blacksmith
Simpson James, teamster
Simpson John, mason
Skenes William, miller
Skerritt Mrs. Maria, wid George, fancy
store
Slater John, carpenter
Smellie rev. George, Canada presby-
terian
Smellie William, agent
Smith Alfred J.
Smith Court, proprietor Commercial
hotel
Smith David D., teamster
Smith Hiram, foreman of
factory
Smith Hugh, hostler
Smith Oliver
Smith 8. Thomas, tanner
Snaden James, teamster
Spencer John, tailor
St Andrew’s hotel, John Gerrie, pro-
prietor
Stacy Richard
Stark Thomas, tailor
Steele James, clerk
Steele Robert, grain dealer
Stewart Alexander, boots and shoes
Stewart George, farmer
Stewart Robert, photographer
Sweeney William, shoemaker
Tangney John, hotel
Tangaey Michael, drover
Tangney Thomas, bartender
Tanner J., baker
Tavlor Alexander, clothing store
Teeven Edward B., harnessmaker
woollen
| Tehan Dennis, bartender
Teevin William T., harnessmaker
Temple John, proprietor Queen’s Arms
hotel
Templin John, blacksmith
Thompson William, shoemaker
Thomson John, sen.
Thomson John, jun., joiner
Tindale William, J.P.
Tindale Harry, clerk
Tiffin W., station master
Frer-Fer
Thomson Thomas, carpenter
Thorp George W., farmer
Tocher James, pumpmaker
Tocher John, carpenter
Todd G, H., clerk
Todd John, teamster
Todd Matthew, farrier
Tough George, tailor
Tunnah John, laborer
Vallery Francis, shoemaker
Vickers George, gardener
Vickers William, saddler
Walker James, carpenter
Walker John, shoemaker
Wallace Thomas, stage driver
Watson James, distiller
Watson Thomas, tannery
Watt James, councillor, groceries and
liquors
Watt John, jun., clerk
Watt John, sen.
Webster Henry, jun., stoves and tin-
ware
Webster Henry, sen., farmer
Wellington hotel, Patrick Hefferman,
wroprietor
white John, excise officer
Whiting James A., M.D., coroner
WHYTE JAMES, proprietor
American hotel
Wilkie Alexander, blacksmith
Wilkie George, carpenter
Wilkie George, salesman
Williams James, sawyer
William D. W., laborer
North:
; Williams Mills, carder
Williams Thomas, laborer
Wilson James, proprietor Monkland
woollen factory, flouring, oatmeal,
and saw mills
Wilson John
Wilson Robert, harnessmaker
Wyllie George G., distiller
Wyllie John, tanner
Wyllie William, salesman
Young Charles, mason
Young Thomas A., bookkeeper
FERGUSON?S FALLS—A small vil-
lage on the Mississippi River, township
of Drummond, county of Lanark, Dis-
tant from Carleton Place, a station of the
Canada Central and Brockville and
Ottawa railways, 9 miles, from Perth 52
miles, from Brockville 83 miles. Maik
tri-weekly, Population about 150.
Belford Henry, sawyer
Burrows William, miller
Code Abraham, mill owner
Connors Edward, farmer
| Craig Robert, tanner
| Cummand Michael, farmer
| Grier William, farmer
| Hicks Robert, postmaster, storekeeper
Hollinger Charles, hotelkeeper
| Hollinger Charles, jun., storekeeper
Hollinger John, contractor
| Hollinger Patrick, harnessmaker
Ireton Henry, storekeeper
| McCaftry James, farmer
| McNaughton Mrs. Kitty, wid Thomas
Maloney James, farmer
| O’Connors Edward, innkeeper
Poole John, farmer
Price David, waggonmaker
Rathwell John, farmer.
Quinn Patrick, J.P., farmer
| Sheppard Archibald, blacksmith
Sullivan Edward, shoemaker
| Sullivan Timothy, farmer
| Wrathwell John, farmer
FERGUSONVALE-—A risin
village
in the township of Flos, North Riding of
the county of Simcoe, Distant from
Barrie, a station of the Northern railway,
Se
rt eo
asi i a
FWer-Fin
9 miles, fare by stage 60c.; from Toronto
74 miles, from London 220 miles, trom
Hamilton 150 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 125,
Banker F., mechanic
Banker Lufayetie, carpenter
Banker Luke, carpenter
Cumming Alexander, farmer
Cumming John, J.P., farmer
Dryscoll John, sawyer
Erick James, farmer
Elrick William, teamster
Ferguson A. & J. W., storekepers
Ferguson Albert, of A. & J. W. Fergu-
son, postmaster
Ferguson J. W,, of A. & J. W. Ferguson
Fox Alexander, sawyer
Harbour George, hotelkeeper
Hawksley Robert, sawyer
Johnston William, farmer
Toner Barney, farmer
McDonald John, sawyer
McLenan Donald, sawyer
McLenan Neil, sawyer
McTagg Patrick, farmer and trader
Mitchell Thomas, sawyer
Philps O. J., saw mill owner
Wallace William, clerk
FERMOY-—A small village in the town-
ship of Bedford, county of Frontenac.
Distant from Westport 8 miles, from
Kingston 40 miles, Mail weeky. Popuia-
tion about 30.
Barr George, J.P., farmer
Botting Benjamin, jun., blacksmith
Botting Benjamin, sen., mill owner
Cameron John, J.P., reeve
Coulters James, farmer
Gibson David, laborer
McCann Patrick, farmer
Taggart Joseph N., J.P., township clerk
Thompson William J., farmer
WATT THOMAS W., postmaster, dealer
in dry goods, groceries and provisions
FERNHILE—A small Village on the
town line between Lobo and Williams,
townships of Lobo and East Williams.
county of Middlesex. Distant from
London 20 miles, from Strathroy 7 miles,
from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 9 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
YVopulation about 50.
‘Campbell Donald, farmer
Campbell John, farmer
Crawford James, farmer
McLellan Dunean, farmer
Moore Dugald, farmer
Neff Henry, saw mill
Jenkins Owen, postmaster
Patterson Duncan, farmer
Patterson Hector, blacksmith
Rosser Edward, shoemaker
Walters James, farmer
Woodward Henry, farmer
Woodward Thonias, J.P., farmer
Zavitz Abraham, farmer
Zavitz John, farmer
Zavitz Samuel, farmer
*FERRY POIN'T—A small village on
the Bay of Quinté, township of Sophias-
burg, county of Prince Edward. Distant
Hee pagers, & station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 1 mile, fare 5c. Po pula-
tion about 200, ,
Allzea Isaac, laborer
Allzea John, carpenter
Allzea Samuel, laborer
Beso Truffle, laborer
Bonten Shults, storekeeper
Dalton Robert, sawyer
Defields George, farmer
*The post office is at Belleville,
DOMINION 3830 DIRECTORY.
0s Nat aS nk ci ARAN i ct RIDER
‘/ Campbell Malcolm, saddler
Dennis Sifoi, laborer
Doolittle Stephen, laborer
Graydon Francis, carpenter
Graydon William, carpenter
Hart Wayman, laborer
Herbert Louis, laborer
Houl Joseph, laborer
Keech Harvey, sawyer
Lake William H., sawyer
Lawson James, laborer
Longten Louis, laborer
Low John, laborer
Marlow Homer N., laborer
Martin Antoine, laborer
McClintock John, storekeeper
McGinnis William, carpenter
Merriam Charles A., engineer
Moon Jacob, sawyer
Moon Marshall, farmer
Moon Samuel, sawyer
Page A.S., & Co., ship builders, office at
Belleville
| Philips Abram, shoemaker
Post Nathaniel, carpenter
Reddick Edward, sailor
Reid James, farmer
Saegar John, laborer
| Segrand James, clerk
Vrooman James H., millwright
FEVERSHAM—A small village on
Beaver river, township of Osprey, conuty |
of Grey, ‘The Durham gravel road passes
near, Distant from Maxwell3 miles, from
Collingwood, the terminus ot the North-
ern railway, 21 miles, fare 81; from Owen
Sound, the county town, 43 wiles,
daily. Population about 50,
Alister George, farmer
Bates John, blacksmith
Begg —, pensioner
Davison George, farmer
Kdwards George, cabinetmaker
Fisher Alexander, tavernkeeper
Horton Mrs. E., wid
Horton Samuel, farmer
Hudson Joseph, & Sons, woollen mills
McRoberts Arthur, miller
MecRobert Donald, miller
Maginn William, farmer
Selby Thos., deputy postmaster, store- |
keeper
Sproule Mrs. Mary, wid, postmistress
Suggitt William, tailor
FINGAL—A
Telegraph Co, has an office here,
tant from St Thomas, a station of the |
London and Port Stanley railway,
miles, fare 87\¢c.: from Port Stanley 7
Population about
miles,
500,
Mail daily,
Alkins Henry, harnessmaker
Arkell Wm., of George McKenzie & Co.
Arnold Henry, tinsmith
Babcock Mrs, Mercy, wid Martin
jake James, butcher
Bake Thomas, butcher
Ball James, woodworker
Barber Phineas, farmer
Baskett Caleb, laborer
Baskett Henry, shoemaker
Bassford Thomas, clerk
Bissell John, farmer
Bissell Rufus, farmer
Bissell Stewart, shoemaker
Bissell William, farmer
Bosch John, laborer
Brady Bryan, horse trainer
Burtch James, grocer
Burwell Adam, saddler
Burwell Samuel, grocer
Burwell Thomas, farmer
Cameron Hugh, teamster
Campbell Duncan, carpenter
Campbell John, carriagemaker
| FINGAL HOUSE, George Penwardey,
village in the township
of Southwold, county of Elgin. Montreal
7| Lewes Chancey, waggonmaker
| .
[PRovinog op fMNTARIO.
etcalfe George,
iller Charles, m
iller James, blaq
illigan James,
ills Henry, clerk
lontgomery Geol
ONTREAL TE
oore William, ¢
Abram, wo
lorse Jacob, cary
orse Israel, mac]
orse Vernal, wor
orse William, w4
owat John, woo
lowat William, ¢
uray John, M.D
al William, met
ely Robert, shoe
immo Hugh, blac
immo Thomas, fi
chard Edwin, o
chard Joseph
verbury Charles,
almer rev, Harv
methodist
Mariridge William,
ENWARDEN G
Fingal house
pwarden John
lips William, bl;
Casey Owen, carrier
Casey Thomas, tanner
Cattanach Charles, carpenter
Chancey Lewis, waggonmaker
Cochrane Roderick, deputy reeve
Corpron Edward, blacksmith *
Couse Charles, baker
Crittenden Mrs, Reb ‘cea, Wid Williag
Dewey Henry, moulder
Diknother John M., cabinetmaker
Doyle William A., marble works
Drake William, wood worker
Edmond Chs., storekeeper and asher
Kdwards rev, Andrew, Wesleyan
Ellis Isaac, wood worker = *
Klsie James, cooper
Elsie Robert, laborer
Ferguson T., & Co., storekeepers
Ferguson Thomas, of T, Ferguson
Co. .
Fillmore William, carding mill
proprietor
Finlay James P,, storekeeper
Finlay Philip H., clerk
Finlay Thomas, clerk
Firth Henry K., machinist
Foley Mrs, Anne
Forsyth George, blacksmith
Fowler Levi, J.P., retary-tres
of township
Fulton Archibald J., druggist
Fulton Robert, saw mill
Fulton Samuel, farmer
Gains Hiram N,, painter
Gainsbeck Peter, laborer
Giasgow George, machinist
lasgow William, J.P., of McPherso
Glasgow & Co.
Gray George, blacksmith
Gray James, finisher
Gray Thomas, machinist
Gray William, shoemaker
Hammell James, marblecutter
Hick Osbert, marblecutter
Hooper Francis, woodworker
Hovey Mathias, of McPherson, G
& Co.
Hyndman Peter, tailor
Hyndman William, carriagemaker
Johnson Mrs. Eien, wid Benjamin
Kitt William, pedlar
Lampson William, painter ;
Laughlin John, tanner and currier
Lawrence Thomas, shoemaker
Leute Charles, tailor
|
chards Edward, of
on William, hai
rts Walter, of .
ith Joseph, taver
aff Andrew, pe
ephens Robert, eal
Pvenson John E.,
ewart Peter, M.D,
ill John, house pai
ckton Samuel, dal
ckton Taylor, bla
herland rev, Geo:
well Henry, bla
mewell Mrs. Betsey
well John, agent
ing conductor
mewell William, bl:
nkin John
nkin Joseph, of T
ist mill
« Richards, g
samuel, post
pality and ex
lier Levi, music te
mn Edward, sho
tn Lodge A.B, ¢
Campbell, wors!
P. Finlay, treasurer
meu Miss Mary, mi
8on Colin, machit
ward, labors
00 Benjamin, bail
4 Amasa, J.P., m
id Uriah, blacksmi
Alexander, sho
tng Lemuel, labore
HERS MILE
He township and eo
Mant from Hespe'er
tat Wostern milws
nin, the county tow
Milton 30 milo. *
30 miles, far
nat 109, far
Lumley Watson, laborer
McAdam J., & Co., grocers a.
McAdain James, of J. McAdam «|
McCollum James, joiner
MeCloude George, chairmaker
MeClusky William, blacksmith —
McColl Alexander D., of J. MeAdaw
Co.
McColl Archibald, blacksmith
McCormack Mrs. Mary, wid
McDonald John P., bookkeeper
McGuire Mrs. Maria :
McKay John W.,, cheese factory
McKenzie George, of George Mckem
& Co.
McKenzie George, & Co., storekee}
MeLardy Archibald, shoemaker
McLardy Duncan, clerk
McLaughlin James, M.D,
McLaughlin John, farmer
McLaugalin Miar, M. D F
McPherson Daniel, of McPherson,
row & Co.
McPHERSON, GLASGOW & ¢
manufacturers of agricultural im
ments
Marshall William, cooper
tn Thomas, farmer
mens Aaron, of A, ‘
Hels Abraham (.
ms AL & JS, mild
mens John, of A, &
Bis Francis, hotelk
BX Shine, manufae
nblements
* The post Office is ¢
"PROVINGE op MBDNTARIO. ]
nnn
ddler
letcalfe George, cabinetmaker
iller Charles, mat bleentter
iller James, blacks smith
iJligan James, carriage maker
‘lls Henry, clerk
‘ea ; George, harnessmake
ONTREAL TELE GRAPH CO.
oore William,. clerk
lorse Abram, woodworker
Jacob, carpenter
$e
rpenter
onmaker
eputy reeve
cksmith
cea, Wid Williag
abinetmaker <0 [8 rae], machinist
urble works e Vernal, woodworker
worker orse William, woodworker
owat John, woodworker
lowat W illiam, carriagemaker
array John, M.D.
eal William, merchant tailor
ely Robert, shoe maker
‘wmo Hugh, blacksmith
immo Thomas, tinisher
eeper and ashe
r, Wesleyan
her
storekeepers
of T. Ferguson &
sent Jose] h
erbury C ha ‘les, painter
Harwood B.,
rding mill
corge PenwardeygiN
Epis
almer rev,
ekeeper methouist
rk Martridge William, grocer .
c UE eta GEORGE, proprietor
hinist Fingal house
nwarden John M., M.D.
cksmith hilips William, blacksmith
ots Mrs. Margaret, wid Edward
ingle John, carpenter
‘or Porter, carpenter
secretary-treasung
druggist
mill chards Edward, of Tonkin & Richards |
ner fsion William, hard and tin war
nter berts Walter, of J. McAdam &
Horer ith Joseph, tavernkeeper
achinist Andrew, pedlar
PP. of MePherso s Robert, cabinetmaker
nJohn E.,
rt Peter, M.D,
Hil John, house painter
ckton Samuel, laborer
ckton Taylor, blacksmith
wand rev. George, Presbyter
mewell Henry, blacksmith
1 Mrs, Betsey
cheesemaker
smith
r
hinist
maker
rblecutter
Peutter
yd worker
ing conductor
! William, blacksmith
n John
prist mill
nkin & Richards, saw mill
y Samuel, postmaster,
ity and convevancer
. music teacher
ner and currier
shoemaker
r . ‘
ggonmaker ren Rdward, shoe maker
yorer mn Lodge A. FL & A.M. No.
can
J. MeAdam &( P. Finlay, treasurer
ten Miss Mary, milliner
iner Viste sae mil
hairmaker fon Colin, machinist
blacksmith Ich Edward, laborer
} son Benjamin, bailiff
M Amasa, J.P., mone y lender
ay ‘iah, blacksmith
ig Alexander, shoemaker
* Lemuel, laborer
ISHERSS MELES—A small v
of J, McAdam
jacksmith
ry, wid
bookkeeper
leese factory
f George Ache
Hunt trom Hespelor, a’ station ¢
erk
M.D.
hrmer
.D
f McPherson, 6
ASGOW & 0
ngricultural im
tn Thomas, farmer
Mens pipe C,
bens A. & J, mill owners
PEShupe, manufac turers of far
bblements
* The post office is at Heapeler,
poper
DOMINION
r
chard Edwin, of T. Ferguson & Co.
copal |
o
Co.
ian
nkin Joseph, of Tonkin & Richards,
clerk of
120,
f. 0 ampbre Il, worshipful master; J.
well John, agent pumps and light- |
ilage |
the township and county of W aterloo,
of the |
mens Aaron, of A, & J. Clemens
mens John, of A, & J, Clemens
lis Francis, hotelkeeper, machinist
ming
eat Western railway, 1 mile, from |
(‘o,, storekee} ia the ear te, town, 11 miles, from |
* maker MIton 30 miles, fare 90e. Population |
shoemakel Population
| Cowan George,
| Enis William E., J. P., farmer, dairyman | | MeCorris ster James, clerk
Iddington Peter
Iddington W.& A, farmers
Iddington Ba farmer
Hagey William, miller
stable .
Martin John, farmer, anctioneer $
Merkle Alexander, laborer
Merkle John, miller
Sedeby Jeremiah, school teacher
Shantz Isaac, miller
Shupe John S., of Ellis & Shupe
Stein Christian, shoemaker
Whaley Robert, farmer
Winters Fountain, blacksmith
| FISHE RVILLE—A small village in
the township of Rainham, county of
Haldimand. Distant from Cayuga, the
county town, 6 miles, from Cantield, a
station of the Buffilo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 12
aa Mail bi-weekly. Population about
rit
| Arendt rev, William, Lutheran
| Campf George, shoemaker
Ellsworth James, postmaster,
keeper
Last George, farmer
| Lemmer Jacob, storekeeper
Melenbacher Jacob, farmer
Melenbacher John, farmer
Messersmith John, carpenter
| Nablo Adam, farmer
| Nablo Frederick, farmer
Nablo George, blacksmith
Nablo Henry, farmer
| Neff Albert, spingle mill
| Otterman Adam, farmer
| Otterman Christian, waggonmaker
Otterman John, w: aggonmaker
Philipps Peter, farmer
Raichheld Nicholas, farmer
/ Sitler Peter, farmer
Smith Alborn, farmer
FETZROY HARRBOR-A village in
the township of Fitzroy, county ot Carle-
tn. A steamboat connects daily with
the capital, Distant from = Arnprior, a
station of the brockville and Ottawa rail-
way, 12 miles, fare 50¢e.; from Ottawa 30
miles, fare $1.50, Maildaily. Population
about 300,
Anderson Mrs., wid
Argue William, tanner
Armstrong —, M.D.
Baird D.S., storekeeper
Barns John, carpenter
Betts Mrs., wid
Brown Mrs., wid
| Campbell William, innkeeper
| Christie George
Cockburn Win., carpenter
Copps John, lumber merchant
clerk
Cowan Willium, farmer
Creighton rey, Win., Wesleyan
Daley Thomas, tailor
Dubord Louis David, M.D.
Flint Robert
Freel William, plasterer
Hatten Henry, clerk
Hawley Andrew, jun., hotelkeeper
Hawley Andrew, sen.
| Henderson Mrs., wid re
Hickson John, laborer
store-
y. Alexander
Hughes—, M.D.
Hughes Mrs., wid Luke, dressmaker
Hughes William, shoemaker
Hyland James, ferryman
Hynes James, saddler
Learmonth George,
mill owner
Learmonth Miss, milliner
Lester Mordecai, tanner
Lester Mrs. Mordecai, milliner
storekeeper and
331 DIRECTORY.
McMahon Sydney, carpenter and con-
| McCarthy Richard’
/ McCarthy Mrs., wid
| McDonald John, trader
| McFarlane David, slide master
McGillivray William, emigration agent
McGregor Samuel, shoemaker
McGuire Charles
McLAREN DAVID, dealer
| goods, hardware, groceries,
shoes, crockery, produce, &e.
| Meredith I Edmond, storekeeper
Merritt rev. D. P., ch of England
Monroe Mrs., wid William
, Neilson John
Nicholson Edmund, blacksmith
Nicholson Harry, printer
Nicholson James, carpenter
Nicholson John, carriagemaker
Pearson Robert, school teacher
Pearson Jesse, clerk
Rae William, carpenter
Robertson John, storekeeper and pro-
| vineial land surveyor
Saddler Robert, blacksmith
Shirreff Alexander
Shirreff Robert, postmaster
Smith Robert, lumber foreman
Smith James, shoemaker
Somerville William, storekeeper
| Tait rev. James, Canada Presbyterian
| Tevens John, tavernkeeper
Tripp Francis, farmer
Tripp Henry, jun., farmer
Tripp Henry, sen., farmer
Tripp Josiah, farmer
Tripp Robert, farmer
Tripp Samuel, farmer
Union forwarding Co., D.S. Baird, agent
Wade James, clerk
Wade Miss Catherine, dressmaker
Wade Patrick, farmer
Wark James, shoemaker
Weir Thomas, blacksmith
Young George
*FEVE STAKES—A small villagein the
township of Southwold, county of E Igin,
Distant from St Thomas, a station of the
London and Port Stanley railway, 3 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 70,
in dry
boots,
| Arnold William, storekeeper and shoe-
maker
Barnes Jonas, farmer
Barnes Joseph, farmer
Boughner John, tavernkeeper
Boughner Sidney, farmer
Bowlby William, carpenter
Bowlby Alexander, farmer
Bradt Mrs. Mereey, wid James
Branton Henry, agent
Card William, laborer
Crone Fergus, farmer
Elsworth Mace, laborer
Godfrey Edward, cabinetmaker
Going John
Hitsman Daniel, laborer
Johnson Jesse
Johnson Lindle, farmer
Kennedy Robert, farmer
Knox Simon, ashery
Milley Richard, rake factory
| Milley Richard, sen., farmer
| Payne Henry, saw mill
Payne Henry, sen., farmer
| Payne William, grist mill
Robert Walter, carpenter
Smith Byron, farmer
| Smith John, deputy reeve
Smith William, blacksmith
Spackman Joseph, farmer
Stubbs Joseph, farmer
Stacey John, postmaster, blacksmith
|
| #'The post office is called Talbotville Royal
see ir ieee
aie npr “-
Fir-Fon
Travers Ritchinson, farmer
Waite Charles, blacksmith
Waite John, laborer
Wallace Mrs. Margaret, wid Isaac
Webb Isaac, farmer
White rev, James, New Connexion me-
thodist
*FLESHERTON-—A small village at
the intersection of the Durham and To-
ronto and Sydenham gravel roads, town-
ship of Artemesia, county of Grey.
Distant from Durham 15 miles, fare 7éc. ;
from Owen Sound, the county town, 31
miles, fare $1.75; from Collingwood, the
terminus of the Northern railway, 31
miles, fare $1.25, Mail daily. Population
about 850.
Andrews rev. Joseph, Wesleyan
Ansley Julius, yeoman
Armstrong John Wesley, J.P., clerk Di-
vision court, commissioner in Queen's
bench
Bentham Richard, yeoman
Bielby rev. —, Wesleyan
Boyd Archibald, furmer
Boyles Thomas, yeoman
Broughton John, shoemaker
Bulmer —, artist
Campbell Peter, carding mill
Campbell Richard, school teacher
Cairns Archibald, yeoman
Christoe William 8., M.D.
Clark Robert, blacksmith
Clark William M., carpenter
Clayton William, shoemaker
Davis William, yeoman
Dinwoodie George, yeoman
Dinwoodie John, yeoman
Fields John, cooper
Fisher John, yeoman
Flesher William K., J.P., postmaster,
mill owner, commissioner in Queen’s
bench, notary
Heard John H., waggonmaker
Hooper William, contractor
Irwin Charles, jun., yeoman
Irwin Charles, sen., yeoman
Irwin Robert, yeoman
Jones John, ashery
Keefer George, carpenter
Lattimer Walter, yeoman
McCracken —, waggonmaker
Marshall James, yeoman
Mathewson Henry, shingle maker
Munshaw Aaron, jun., hotelkeeper
Munshaw Aaron, sen., farmer
O’Mealey Charles, stage driver
Perry rev. Charles E., Wesleyan
Pickle Wilmot, yeoman
Richardson Matthew, storekeeper
Smith William, farmer
Stewart George, farmer
Strain William, agent
Trimble Robert, storekeeper
White Abraham, yeoman
White John, yeoman
Wilson William, carpenter
Wright David, blacksmith
Wright William, storekeeper
FLINTON—A small village in the town-
ship of Kalladar, county of Lennox and
Addington. Distant trom Belleville, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40
miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population
about 100.
Barr Andrew, assessor
Beausoloeil Louis, farmer
Beckwith James, township treasurer
Bestley F., councillor
Bryden John, township clerk
Campbell William, blacksmith
Casibo Peter, innkeeper
DOMINION 332
Carscallen John A., J.P., councillor,
postmaster, storekeeper
Carscallen William, H., local superin-
tendent of schools
Clark Leonard, collector
Dissiletts Francois, cabinetmaker
Jabnse Gustavus, grist and saw mill
Lazard Moses, storekeeper
McLuckie William, lumberer
Mason Henry, blacksmith
Milter Philip W., reeve
Peebles George, councillor
Roblin rev. Philip, Wesleyan
Watson James, farmer
York Gilbert M., innkeeper
* FLORENCE —A village on the east
branch of the river Sydenham, township
of Euphemia, county of Lambton. Coun-
try produce forms the principal trade
here. Distant irom Bothwell, astation of
the Great Western railway, 8 miles,
trom Thamesville 8 miles, from Chatham |
25 miles, Mail daily, Population about
850.
AMSDEN & DRAKE, auctioneers, and |
dealers in dry goods, groceries, provi-
sions, boots and shoes, crockery
Amsden Edwin, of Amdsen & Drake,
commissioner in Queen’s bench, land
agent
Campbell Peter, cabinetmaker
Davison & Irish, grist mill
Davison Myers, M.D.
Dockerill Joseph, waggonmaker
| Drake Alexander, of Amsden & Drake |
| Drew James, shoemaker
Hlsworth & Webster, blacksmith
Farmer's eXchange, David Meade, pro-
prietor
FLORENCE EXCHANGE, Matthias |
Herson, proprietor
FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS, W.
D. Webster, proprietor
Gore Mutual Insurance Co., William |
Webster, agent |
Graham Charles, provisions
Graham W. J. & H., general dealers
Graham W. J., M.D., druggist
Graham Hugh, of W. J. & H. Graham
} Graham Mrs. Charles, milliner
Grey James, shingle mill
Gunne rey, John, ch of England
| Gunne Robert, storekeeper
HERSON MATTHIAS, proprietor Flor-
ence exchange
DIRECTORY.
| Johnstone rev, David A., Wesleyan
Kennedy rev, J. H., Episcopal methodist
| Kerby John, waggonmaker
Kerby Nathan, blacksmith
Lamont James C, G., harnessmaker
Little William, shoemaker
Livesly Robert, storekeeper
McCrea & Dunbar, blacksmiths
McGuire Andrew, tailor
Meade James, butcher
Meade David, proprietor Farmers ex-
change
Merrill & Gordon, shingle factory
Morrison Alexander, carding mill
Rheintgen Gerard, cabinetmaker
Ruth Salem, tinsmith
Scott Mrs. Mary, wid rev, Walter
Shaw James, grocer
Shepley Joseph, shoemaker
Silcox John B., school teacher
Smith Henry, carpenter
Smith James, mason
Sweet Thomas, carpenter
| Thompson George & Henry, ashery and
soap factory
Thompson George, of G. & H. Thompson
Unsworth Isaac, of Young & Unsyg
WEBSTER WILLIAM, commis
in Queen’s bench, conveyancer, cls
Division court, agent for thi ¢,
Mutual Insurance Co,
WEBSTER WILLIAM D,, propri
of Florence marble works > *
Whitehouse George, M.D., druggist
Young John A.,, of Young & Unswo
postmaster ‘
YOUNG & UNSWORTH, dealers nad
goods, groceries, provisions, boots,
shoes, crockery, &e.
* FOLEY-—A small village in the tong
ship of East Whitby, county of Ontay
Distant from Oshawa, a station of
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fa
re p
stage 25c.; from Toronto 40 miles, Wg
bi-weekly. Population about 150,
Alexander William, farmer
Batty Christopher, farmer
Bowdeu William, farmer
Coutts Thomas, farmer
Currie Joha, farmer
Currie rev. James, Wesleyan
Ysiend Thomas, farmer
fiord Lyman, farmer
Gould George, farmer
Gora John, farmer
C 1 Joseph, farmer
dart John, farmer
atl Harvey, farmer
..;pburn John, farmer
Leak Jeremiah, farmer
Lillycross George, blacksmith
McGaw Thomas, farmer
McGaw William, president
ral society
Maxwell Mrs. hotelkeeper
Morgan Edward, farmer
| Perriman Thomas, farmer
Roy John, farmer
Roy Warren, farmer
Scott William, carpenter
Sheppard Henry, school teacher
Smith William, farmer
Telfer Mrs. Mary, tailoress
Tiplady William, farmer
Williamson John, shoemake:
Williamson Thomas, postmaster
FONTHILL—A village in the to
ships of Pelham and Thorold, county
Welland. The registrar's offiee for
county is situated here, also Surtog
court and county clerk’s office. Dis
from Port Robinson, a station of
Welland railway, 4 miles, from Wel
the county town, 4 miles, from St (i
rines 10 miles, from Niagara Falls
miles, Mail daily. Population about
Adrain John, harnessmaker
Armstrong John, teamster
Atkins John, proprietor Fonthill c
factory
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. AD
Dodwell, agent :
Beatty Stephen, registrar's office
Brown John, jun, farmer /
Brown John, blacksmith
Brown John, sen., farmer
Brown Peter, blacksmith
Buchner John W., medical student
Buchner Samuel W., J.P., farmer
Canby Thomas, accountant and
missioner in B.R.
Cardis rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Chapel Robert, machinist
Chapel Samuel, clothier
Church William G., farmer
Clark Albert G., constable
Clark Mrs. Sarah, wid
Cline Harmon, waggonmaker
Cohoe John E., farmer
* Formerly called Artemesia.
Thompson Henry, of G. & H. Thompson
* Formerly called Victoria, also Zone mills,
Cook William, carriage trimmer
* Sometimes called Williamson vil
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TARIO. |
eighton rev, J
ites Benjamin,
II Philip, lat
mude David, fi
mude Solomon
vidson George
vis James, fain
wdy Wesley, 1
Jamater Henry
yrammar scho
amater Robert
ntz Benedict, ¢
rby William, la
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Fonthill nursery
VERARDO DI
nublic, registra
trar of Surrogat
nb, R.
piwell Alfred D.
ver in C.
mmett James OF
nthill Cheese f
proprietor
DNTHILL NUR
Page, proprietor
ier Greorge, ga
ster Mrs. Alice,
ER JOHN, 3
pider George, fal
ne Jesse, fi
Alfred
les Harrold, cab
les Henry, farm
ore John, cabine
nigh James, cleq
ay Gibson, dept
iftith William, 1:
enter John, lab
renter Peter, far
abbershaw David
auzler Andrew,
pusier George W
puzler Henry, far
pre Peter, garden
is Alisha L., ee
ghtree Alonzo, p
Il Andrew, farme
ll George, J.P.
ll George A., far
I Mrs. Sarah, wi
phson Robert, sh
land
leomb rey, N.C
uist Christian, fa
hist John, farmer
ist Michael, farn
nt Henry, harn
man Adam
nsman Albert W
an Avery B.
mith
,
isley William, 1
oisley William, j
oore Whetson C,
urray John, elev]
yers Alfred, lab
vetholt Dexter D
rerholt Henry, fi
retholt Isaac, fai
etholt James R
Verholt Matthew
verholt Samuel,
ley Albert, J.P.
ley Mrs, Barbar
sley Mrs, Lydia,
Age James, nurs
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eighton rev, John, ch of England
tes Benjamin, groceries and crockery
II Philip, laborer
mude David, farmer
nude Solomon, reeve, farmer
vidson George, gardener
vis James, farmer
vdy Wesley, musician :
Pr uee Henry, principal Fonthill
yrammar school ;
Jamater Robert, A.B., medical student
ntz Benedict, carpenter
rby William, laborer :
EVERARDO & PAGE, proprietors
Fonthill nursery
VERARDO DEXTER, J.P., notary
public, registrar, county cler c, regis-
rar of Surrogate court, commissioner
nb, R.
pivell Alfred D. J., conveyancer, com-
missioner in ©. P., insurance agent
mmett James Orrin, M.D.
PYoung & Unswoy
ALAM, commise
1, conveyancer, dy
agent for the (
TAM L
JAM D., propriey
ble works ik
@, M.D., druggist
‘Young & Unswar
ORTH, dealers jy
provisions, boots
&e,
ll village in the to
tby, county of Untark
awa, a station of
Way, 6 miles, fare p
foronto 40 miles
ation about 15),
n, farmer
, farmer
ebay nthill, Cheese factory, John Atkins,
er proprietor
Wesleyan DNTHILL NURSERY, D’Everardo &
mer Page, proprietors
rmer ster George, gardener
‘mer ster Mrs. Alice, laundress
er AZER JOHN, M.D.
mer nder George, farmer
coigne Jesse, foreman in nursery
er lfred
‘mer s Harrold, cabinetmaker
urmer es Henry, farmer
, blacksmith ore John, cabinetmaker
farmer ough James, clerk
ay Gibson, deputy registrar
ifith William, laborer
enter John, laborer
ienter Peter, farmer
Abbershaw David, shoemaker
anzler Andrew, farmer
usler George W., J. P., farmer
puzler Henry, farmer
pre Peter, gardener
ris Misha L., carriagemaker
ghtree Alonzo, painter
Andrew, farmer
ll George, J.P.
A., farmer
1, Wid Jacob
wr Robert, sheriff county of Wel-
nC
pleomb rev, N. C., Wesleyan
ist Christian, farmer
hist John, farmer
bist Michael, farmer
unt Henry, harnessmaker
man Adam
nsman Albert W., clerk
nessmaker nian Avery B., carriagemaker and
teamster acksmith
rietor Fonthill ceg@Mfinsman Damson, postmaster, store-
BM keeper
lager Christian, joiner
y James H., tailor
tion & Buchner, harnessmakers
Combs Stephen, carpenter
Hsener James, blacksmith
oisley William, laborer
oisley William, jun., shoemaker
oore Whetson C., J.P.
uray John, clerk
yers Alfred, laborer
verholt Dexter D’E., farmer
erholt Henry, farmer
verholt Isaac, farmer
erholt James R., farmer
Nerholt Matthew, farmer
Verholt Samuel, farmer
ley Albert, J.P.
ley Mrs, Barbara D., wid
sley Mrs, Lydia, wid
Age James, nurseryman
president Agricut
elkeeper
farmer
3, farmer
mer
rpentey
school teacher
urmer
ailoress
wrmer
shoemakei
has, postmaster
f
village in the te
and Thorold, countr
ogistrar’s offiee ford
h here, also Surrog
y clerk's office. Dis
inson, a station off
, 4 miles, from We
4 miles, from St Cad
rom Niagara Falls
r, Population about
isurance Co., AD
gistrar’s office
farmer /
ksmith
farmer
accountant al
ns, Wesleyan
achinist
othier
x., farmer
onstable
wid
ggonmaker
rmer
riage trimmer
d Williamson V
Page Joseph C., accountant
Page Mrs. Catherine, wid
Page Samuel, nurseryman
Page Seth, farmer
Page William, Fonthill nursery
Pearson William, tailor
Platts William, blacksmith
Potter Dexter D’E., clerk
Potter John, painter
Price Benjamin W., watchmaker, pho-
Price James H., J.P., farmer
Randall Miss Catherine, school teacher
Rendall Mrs. Lydia, wid
Randall Mrs. Rosanna, wid
Randall Nathan, carpenter
Reilly James, shoe store
Reliance Mutual Insurance Co., A. D.J.
Reynolds James tinsmith
Reynolds James, tinsmith
Rice Samuel, J.P., farmer
Richerds William H., laborer
Robertshaw George, blacksmith
Ross Henry T., surveyor, civil engineer
Scallen William, innkeeper
Scholfield major Adam K., J.P., insu-
Shupe E., insurance agent
Slough George, farmer
Smith Thomas, innkeeper
Stirling Arthur, painter
Swayze Caleb, auctioneer
Swayze Fletcher, teacher
Swayze Malum, J.P.
Swayze Samuel, farmer
Swick William, butcher
Taylor Alexander L., farmér
Taylor Elisha, farmer
Tice Abraham, farmer
Tice Israel, teamster
Waterloo Mutual Insurance Co. EF.
DOMINION 333 DIRECTORY.
tographer
Dodwell, agent
and draughtsman
rance agent
Walker Charles, farmer
Shupe, agent
Waters William, farmer
Watson David, architect, carpenter, &c.
Watson James C., sexton, constable
Webber John, farmer
Wilson John N., farmer
Willson Daniel, J.P.
Willson Thomas, farmer
Weidman Michael, mason
Waterloo Insurance Co., E. Shupe,
agent
FOREST—A village in the township of
Plympton, county of Lambton. It is a
station of the Grand Trunk railway.
Moutreal Telegraph Co, has an office
here. Distant from Sarnia 22 miles, fare
75c.; from London 50 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 500.
Atkinson, Gattis & Hodgins, grain
dealers
Barron Henry, clerk
BAYLY GEORGE J., dealer in dry
goods, groceries, provisions, boots and
shoes, &¢.
Beepy J. W., news agent
Blunden Albert Edward, clerk
British Queen hotel, Thomas Jennings,
manager, Mrs. Thomas Edgar, proprie-
tress
Brush Thomas, hotelkeeper
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., John
McColl, agent
Conklin J. D., & Co., storekeepers
Core Edward, shingle factory
Coultis & Brothers, mill owners
Cronkite David, carpenter
Dickey Robert R., insurance agent
Dier Robert, postmaster, storekeeper
Edgar Mrs. Thomas, proprietress British
Queen hotel
FOREST INN, Philip Smith, proprietor
Fon-For
Hart Geoege, J.P., conveyancer
Hewer Henry, carpenter
Hill, Huddlestone & Co., grist mill
Hill Millwood, liquor dealer
Hodgins Edward, of Atkinson, Gattis &
Hodgins
Hutton James, M.D., druggist
Jay Edwin, butcher
Jennings Thomas,
manager British
Queen hotel
Johnson rey, Richard W., ch of England
Jones Thomas, storekeeper
Livingstone Daniel, dealer
Lochead William, tinsmith
McCOLL JOHN, station master, agent
Montreal Telegraph Co., and agent
Canadian Express Co,
McPherson John, farmer
McFayden L., farmer
McPherson Angus, farmer
McPherson Dougall & Allan, grist mill
McNally C., storekeeper
Meadows Elijah, veterinary surgeon
Mellon John, baker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.
McColl, agent
Morningstar Samuel, hoop merchant
Munroe Brothers, dealers
Nash H. J., M.D.
Parkinson R., grocer
Pringle W. E., tailor
Revington James M., saddler
Reed ©. P., miller
Robinson James
Scott William, weaver
Shaw Mrs. Ann, wid John, dealer in
groceries, provisions, liquors
Smith Charles F., shoemaker
Smith John, cabinetmaker
SMITH PHILIP, proprietor Forest inn
Stevenson & Brodie, waggonmakers
Stevenson Joseph, butcher
Stoddart William, baker
Thomas Enoch, druggist
Thomas Miss, teacher
Tripp Jesse, trader
Tripp Hamilton
photographer
Vivian Thomas Te shoemaker
Walker William, cooper
Vahey Wm., saddler
West George, deputy reeve
West Mrs. Aaron, milliner
Witchmann Charles, tailor
Williams Morris, ashery
Wilson John, blacksmith
Woodrooffe Mrs. Emma, wid John, gro-
ceries and liquors
Wood Thomas, hailiff, insurance agent
FOREST Wi LLS—A small village in
the township of Richmond, county of
Lennox and Addington. Distant from
Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 9 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Popu-
lation about 200.
Adams Robert, blacksmith
Armstrong Hamilton, clerk
Brage John, wool tactor
Brage William, wool factor
Breeze John, woollen manufacturer
Breeze William, woollen manufacturer
Clark Horatio, laborer
Clarke Joseph
Clark William, innkeeper
Delyea Isaac, laborer
Dennee Luke, laborer
Fie William, laborer
Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer
Gandlor Luther, miller
Gaylord Luther, miller
Hicks George A., advocate
Hicks Walter, school teacher
Hunt William, carpenter
Kiltoun Hugh, blacksmith
Krieeg Watson, advocate
Lasher James, carpenter
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Lasher Joseph, carpenter
Lasher Peter, laborer
Lewes John, laborer
McKetrick James, innkeeper
McKilbob John laborer
McKillop John, laborer
McKitrick James, innkeeper
McNeill Daniel D., farmer
Marshall John, laborer
Meecks Joel, laborer
Metcalf James, lumberman
Metcalf James, laborer
Pilkington Michael, laborer
* Quackinbush Nicholas, carpenter
|
Roe Alex. H., postmisier, storekeeper |
Smith George, laborer
Smith William, carpenter
Tumy Arthur, carder
Valier Andrew, laborer
Vanalstine John, laborer
Vanalstine Likoy, Inborer
Vanlyer Nathan, laborer
FOr ESTER’S FALLS—A small vil-
iage in the township of Ross, county of
Renfrew. Distant from Gould’s wharf, a
landing of the Ottawa River steamers, 10
miles, from Pembroke 22 miles, from
Sand Point, the terminus of the Brock-
ville and Ottawa railway, 27 miles, fare
$1.50. Mail daily. Population about 50.
Brown Delorma, shoemaker
Campbell George, blacksmith
Coleman W. S8., manager for Hunter
Brothers
Devlin James, storekeeper
Ruliott T.. township clerk
Forester Oliver, postmaster
HUNTER BROTHERS, general mer-
chants, See Pembroke
Hudson William, laborer
Huntingdon Erastus, innkeeper
Jamison Archibald, blacksmith
McKay Owen, school teacher
McLellan John, cooper
Thompson Alexander, M.D.
FORESTVILLE—A village in_ the
township of Charlotteville, county of Nor-
folk. Distant from Simcoe, the county
town, 14 miles, fare 75c.; from Brantford,
a station of the Buffulo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 42
miles, fare $2. Mail daily. Population
about 100.
Beaupre Manus, farmer
Brown John, innkeeper
Duncan John, butcher
Farnham Daniel, farmer
Finch Titus, farmer
Graham I[saac, farmer
Griffin George W., J.P., carding mill
Harvey William, farmer
Howell Charles, carpenter
Howell Thomas, farmer
Jackson John, farmer
Johnson Lawrence, carpenter
Kearn Levi, farmer
Knap Amos, cooper
Lee Daniel, farmer
Lee James, blacksmith
Morrow John, merchant
Petty Curtis, shoemaker
Simons Abraham, school teacher
Simons John, jun., carpenter
Simons Joseph, farmer
Taylor Jasper, waggonmaker
Wells Wilson, innkeeper
White Calvin A., postmaster, saw mill
Yonson captain Walter jun.
Yonson Walter, sen. farmer
FORE AR-—A small village in the town-
ship of Bastard, county of Leeds. Distant
from Brockville, a station of the Grand
Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa rail-
ways, 33 miles, fare $1.59; from King-ton
ape Mail daily. Population about
Adraim Samuel, farmer
Adraim Simeon, blacksmith
Adraim William, laborer
Davidson Hiram §., J.P., farmer
Downey Michael, laborer
Fry William, farmer
Giles John, farmer
Grue Peter, blacksmith
Guttridge William, farmer
Hales Richard, postmaster
Hewitt Daniel, farmer
Kendrick George, farmer
Mackley Stephen, carpenter
Mattice Elijah, farmer
Russel Miss Annie, school teacher
Singleton William G., storekeeper
FORMOSA—A village in the township
of Carrick and Culross, county of Bruce.
Distant from Goderich, the western ter-
minus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch
of the Grand Trnnk railway, 80 miles, fare
75c.; from Toronto 168 miles. Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 150,
Anstell & Beninger, storekeepers
Anstell Anthony, commissioner in B, R,
Anstell Felix, clerk
Anstell Ignatz, farmer
Anstell Joseph, cabinetmaker
Bader John, gunsmith
Banm Benedick, shoemaker
Beninger Mathias, farmer
Benjamin Giesler, gardener
Benninger Anthony, carpenter
Bishop Adam, cabinetmaker
Bok Martin, joiner
Braehler Ferdinand, watch and clock
maker
Branter N., weaver
Jrnewein George, carpenter
Frank Gil, pumpmaker and cooper
Frank Marcus, pedlar
Frank Larenz, cattle dealer
Gfroerer Sebastian, school teacher
Joetz John, mason
Goetz John, shoemaker
Goetz Miss Rosa, milliner
Graf Michael, butcher
Heidrick John, blacksmith
Hell Joss, furniture store
Himmelspach X., weaver,
Hoch Andrew, yeoman
Hoch Anthony, joiner
Hohnadel Peter, pedlar
Kirsch John, shoemaker
Klein Joseph, tinsmith
Kramer J. B., tailor
Kratzmeyer Joseph, shoemaker
Kroetsch Henry, sawyer
Kroetsch John B., saw and grist mills
Kroetsch Joseph, woollen factory
Lambrix Martin, framer
Marter Louis, hotelkeeper
Mesner Anthony, commissioner in B. R.
Mesner Vincent, pumpmaker
Mesner A. & IF’. X., storekeepers
Mesner F. X., of A. & F. X. Mesner,
postmaster
Mesner Wendel, hotelkeeper
Miller Anthony, turner
Mosack John, waggonmaker
Mosack Joseph, hotelkeeper ©
Mosack Michael, baker
Rau Andrew, brewer
Reuter Joseph, miller
Schiestel Joseph, mason
Schirart Peter T., cradlemaker
Schmitz rev. J. J., R. catholic
Schrank Charles, saddler
Schwertz John 8., blacksmith
Seitz Joseph, hotelkeeper
Uhrich Charles, shoemaker
Uhrich Ferdinand, mason
Zettel Joseph, cooper
Zimmerman William, lime burner and
farmer
DOMINION 3834 DIRECTORY.
ARIO. }
[Provinesg
DNTREAL TE
allaher, opera
se Rdward, ci
bigging Tho
holson Gavin,
nan Patrick, |
y Frederick, e1
urn James, lat
Jey Thomas M,
mer John, firen
ker William C
kins Mrs. Marg
flips Andrew C
nkerton Robert
pvincial Insura
gent
likin Patrick, i
iney Thomas, ¢
instord Wil
FORT ERIE—A flourishing yj
Lake Krie, at the head ag an
river, nearly opposite Buffalo, te ,
of Bertie, county of Welland, It isa
tion of the Buflalo and Goderich}
of' the Grand Prunk, and western te .
of the Erie and Niagara bravoh of:
Great Western railway, A steamboaty
every half hour between Fort Brie
Buttilo Montreal telegraph Co, hy
office here, Distant trom Butlilo 3 m
fare Be. i from Suspension Bridge 8 q
from Welland 20> miles, — Mail dy
Population about 1000,
Albright Harrison, innkeeper
American Express Co., G. Ley
Arnold rev. R., ch of England
Baldwin William H., merchant
Banks ‘lhomas, carpenter
Bardgett Frederick, tailor
Bardgett James, carpenter
Bardgett Thomas, tailor y John, laborer
Beebe Harrison T., carpenter ardon Jeremiah,
Bristow Henry, innkeeper Og, SCC
Brown James K., railway contractor )
Brown Thomas, laborer
Burns Robert, blacksmith
Burnside Arthur, clerk
Cavanah Thomas, laborer
Christian Matthew O., innkeeper
Clark Charles, laborer
Clark Mrs. Susan, wid William
Clark Richard, barber
Claydon George, blacksmith
Clemont George A., grocer
Cole John, butcher —
Collier George, constable
Daggart George, laborer
Davison John, engineer G.T.R.
Dougall Mrs, Jane, saloonkeeper
Douglas Mrs. Agnes, wid Alexander
Douglas William, M.D.
Draper Richard, clerk
Eden William, customs clerk
Elliott John, M.D., coroner
Elsesor John, marble works
Field J. P., liquors
Fields Mrs. Cynthia Ann, wid
Fitch Henry, innkeeper
Forsyth Nelson, commissioner in BR.
GALLAHER J., telegraph operator
Gerrard William, school teacher
Goulding Joseph, farmer
Graham Richard, collector of custo:
Grogan William, laborer
Hansen William, pensioner
Harris Chester A., saloonkeeper
Harris Henry, butcher
Harvey John
Haskins David, laborer
Hayward Samuel, foreman G.TR.
Hume William W.,station ageut 61M
Hunter John M.S., elerk, U.S. consul
Jackson Mrs. Louisa, wid
Jarvis & Jarvis, barristers
Jones Stephen, sailor
Keenan Charles, sailor
Keogh Mrs. Lydia, wid
Kempson P. Tertius, M.D.
Kohe J. C., butcher
Lewis C. W., clerk
Lewis George, postmaster, express age
and storekeeper Fs
LIVERPOOL MAND LONDON AN
GLOBE INSURANCE 00,
Treble, agent
Long James, laborer
Lynch John, laborer
Lynch William, laborer
Maclaren Dunean, grocer, ;
McDougall John C., mowing machin
McIntire Patrick, tailor
McKinley John, grocer
Magwood John, auto officer
Magwood Robert, innkeeper
Mahoney Cornelius, saloonkeeper
Matthews Benjamin, plasterer
ssell William, lt
hryer Joseph, pol
ryer Orange, cul
urz Lewis, pint
ryer Peter, eng
irk William, bak
ith Henry
ith Miss Elizabe
nton Mrs. Marth
bekdale John, Jf
Dekdale Mrs, Eliz
livan Dennis, pe
ylor Richard, la
mpson Benjami
mpson W. M., 0
mhill Richard
eble Charles, J.P
ustoms and inst
ble William, gr
up Jacob,
rier Benjamin, p
ton Joseph, blac
toria Mutual Insu
gent
burgh Eli, horse
Iker John, bask
Iker John, marb!
Iterhouse Georg
ren Grant, cust
ren William H,
Dlements
shington Benjan
cter Lawrence T
bitebread William
hgot George, lab
URNIERVIL
thetownship of 1
Tescott, Distant
Punty town, 18 mi
ation of the Gran
from Mont
ekly, Popula
irfield George, of
prield & Lemieu:
tier Alfred, inn]
bnston Alexande
lly Miss Elen, s
hitiau Fabien, t
mieux Bernard, |
eux Joseph, of
i larris, storek
is Charles Jean
ennan Alexanc
torekeeper
ALLOY JAMES
arden
knJohn, IP., fa
ILIP REV, SER
arch Stephen, eo
gun Clement, n
[Provinoy
\ flouris
head art A.
site Buffalo, to
t Welland, It iggy
And Goderich hj
<, And western tory
viagara branch of
Way. A steamboat
‘tween Fort Erie
felegraph Co,
it trom Butfilo
ension Bridge 18 qj
miles, Mail
1000,
Innkeeper
Co,, G. Lewis, a
of England =~
I., merchant
ppenter
¢, tailor
rpenter
tailor
carpenter
ikeeper
ailway contractor
borer
ksmith
Terk
laborer
O., innkeeper
Orer
wid William
her
Jicksmith
Le, grocer
.
nstable
ihorer
neer G.T.R.
: sialoonkeeper
8, wid Alexander
M.D.
erk
toms clerk
coroner
le works
hu Ann, wid
eper
mm
legraph operator
chool teacher
rmer
‘lector of customs
borer
pnsioner
saloonkeeper
ler
orer
ywreman G.T.R.
station agent GT
lerk, U.S. consulal
i, wid
risters
r
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vid
, M.D.
aster, express age
LONDON Aw
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mowing machines
flor
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loms officer
nkeeper
saloonkeeper
plasterer
ARIO.]
NTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.
allaher, operator
se Rdward, carpenter
bigging Thomas, J.P., farmer
holson Gavin, bookkeeper
onan Patrick, laborer ;
: Frederick, engine turner G.T.R.
urn James, laborer
Jey Thomas M., grain dealer
mer Jobn, fireman G,T.R.
ker William C., fireman
kins Mrs. Marguret, suloonkeeper
illips Andrew C., United States consul
nkerton Robert, clerk
pvincial Insurance Co, C,
gent
likin Patrick, innkeeper
iney Thomas, carpenter
jnsford William, storekeeper
y Jolin, laborer ;
ardon Jeremiah, section master G.T.R.
gat Charles, section master G.T.R.
e Francis, grocer
sell William, lumber dealer
hryer Joseph, policeman
rver Qrange, custoins officer
hur Lewis, piano tuner
brver Peter, engineer G.T.R.
irk William, baker
ith Henry
ith Miss Klizabeth
nton Mrs. Martha, wid James
bekdale John, J.P., farmer
bekdale Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William
livan Dennis, pensioner
lor Richard, laborer
mypson Benjamin F., millwright
ompson W. M., night operator
mill Richard H.
Treble,
eble Charles, J.P., reeve, surveyor of
ustoms and insurance agent
ble William, grocer
pup Jacob,
rer Benjamin, pensioner
ton Joseph, blacksmith
toria Mutual Insurance Co.,C. Treble, |
gent
burgh Eli, horse dealer
Iker John, basketmaker
Iker John, marblecutter
terhouse George, carpenter
ren Grant, customs officer
ren William H. B., agricultural im-
Dlements
shington Benjamin, laborer
eter Lawrence T., butcher
hitebread William, fireman G.T.R.
hgot George, laborer
URNIERVILLE—A «mall village
thetownship of Plantagenet, county of
tescott, Distant from L’Original, the
nty town, 18 miles, from Lancaster, a
ation of the Grand Trunk railway, 86
ile, from Montreal 90 miles, ‘Mail
“weekly, Population about 70,
held George, of Fairfield & Lemieux
tied & Lemieux, carriagemakers 7
tier Alfred, innkeeper
Piston Alexander, saddler
lly Miss Ellen, school teacher
niriau Fabien, blacksmith
mieux Bernard, mill owner
Iuieux Joseph, of Fairfield & Lemieux
vi Harris, storekeeper
his Charles Jean, laborer
ennan Alexander §., postmaster,
torekeeper
ALLOY JAMES H,, J.P., reeve
arden
tnJohn, J.P., farmer
) Nata “) .
ILIP REV ’ SERAPHIN, R. catholic
nh Stephen, councillor, farmer
tun Clement, miller
Ha
DOMINION 3385 DIRECTORY.
FOXBORO—A small village on the
Moira river, township of Thurlow, county
of Hastings. Distant from Belleville, a
station Of the Grand Trunk railway, 6
miles, fare 26c, Maildaily, Population
about 150.
Ashley Charles, wag gonmaker
Ashley Harford, farmer
Ashley William, J.P., farmer
Barnum William, farmer
Bradshaw Ira, waggonmaker
Crawford John, tavernkeeper
Dafoe Henry, wag gonmaker
| Demorest John, farmer
| Denyes Martin, farmer
| Faulkner F. D., farmer
Gibson William, carpenter
Haight J. W., painter
Holgate Thomas, J.P., farmer
| Johnson William, blacksmith
| Laprat Mitchell D.
Loucks William, laborer
| Lueas Van Allen, farmer
McArthur George, tavernkeeper
Merrit Amon, laborer
| Miller James, sawyer
| Mitchell Henry, builder
Mott John, blacksmith
tavernkeeper
Philpott Edward, postmaster, store-
keeper
Petman Russel, laborer
teed benjamin, farmer
Reed David, saw mill owner
Simmons J. M., mason
| Spencer Thomas, shoemaker
Sprague Stephen, joiner
Sprague William, school teacher
Stott William, painter
Street James, shingle manufacturer
| Sullivan Timothy, blacksmith
Wickett William, road contractor
township of North Dorchester, county
of Middlesex, Excellent water privilege
here. Distant from Dorchester, a station
of the Great Western railway, 1 mile,
from London 9 miles. Population about
100.
| Beverly John, farmer
Biddelcomb Charles, shoemaker
Cook William, laborer
Edwards John, section foreman G.W.R.
Ferguson Alexander, storekeeper
Foredyse William, turner
Freeman Alfred, laborer
Hadwin rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Hunter Charles, carpenter
Hunter Peter, farmer
Jones David, G.W.R.
King Thomas, G.W.R.
Lewis Hiram, pedlar
McClean Rodrick, thresher :
McFadden Thomas, switchman G.WR.,
Madigan James, laborer
Mills John B., laborer
Noble John, school teacher
Painter John, storekeeper
Robins George, G.W.R.
Sage James, farmer
Sweet Nathan, harnessmaker
Sweet Sheldon, carpenter
Wade Francis, saw mill
Williams George, G.W.R.
Wilson William, carpenter
tFRANKFORD--A large villege on
power and large manufactories, and
t Formerly called Cold Creek,
| Pallisier Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Squire, |
| *FRAYEPTON—A small village in the |
Trout river, halt a mile below the head of
Highland rapids, at the mouth of Cold |
Creek, township of Sidney, county of
Hastings, It possesses extensive water | Rose Charles, laborer
: 1 ¢ a) Rose John, butcher
considerable trade is carried on in flour] Rowe John A., M.D.
*The post office is at Dorchester station,
For-FRA
and lumber. Good gravel roads lead out
from here in all directions, Distant from
Trenton, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 9 miles, fare 26c.; from Belle-
ville 14 miles, Mail daily, Population
about 900,
| Arkiles Peter, laborer
Arinstrong Clement, deputy reeve
Bamfield Joseph, laborer
Barbery Anthony, laborer
Bavbery Richard, farmer
| Bartlett William H., waggonmaker
| Beith Donald, carpenter
Bowan William L,
| Bryant Aaron, grocer
| Bryant Charles, laborer
| Bryant William, laborer
| Burley George, carpenter
surnett Alexander, carpenter
yarn George L., waggonmaker
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tae
‘hapman John, shoemaker
Clark George, innkeeper
Consaul John E., waggonmaker
| Consaul Marshall, blacksmith
| Coveney Mrs. Laura, wid John
Craske Walter, grist and saw milk
| Crowe Thomas, bricklayer
Cullen James, laborer
Dafoe Alexander, laborer
| Dissett George, shoemaker
| Emery Thomas, carpenter
Foster Thomas, storekeeper
| Fraser George E., storekeeper
| Gamble Mrs. Phoebe, wid Thomas
Gamble Thomas, clerk
| Gerow George, miller
Gilbert William, postmaster
| Golding Hiram, innkeeper
Golding Sanger, tavernkeeper
| Goldsmith George, storekeeper
Grass Peter, storekeeper
Grass Robert, councillor
| Grass Ruliff, storekeeper
| Griffith William, laborer
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| Grisler Trueman, laborer
| Hannefin Peter, laborer
| Harris George, farmer
| Harris John, farmer
| Hoople John, of Hoople & Marsk
| Hoople & Marsh, blacksmiths
| Hosler Allen, laborer
| Howard Thomas, J.P.
| Huffman Charles, druggist
| Huffman James C., woollen factory”
| Kinney William, storekeeper
| Lefay John, cooper
| Leroy Mrs. Barbara, wid John S,
| Lohnes Franklin, pympmaker
| Lowe Mrs. Susan, wid James
| Marsh Gilbert, of Hoople & Marsh
; McCaw William, tailor
| McDonnell Miss Ann
| McDougall Mrs. Mary J., wid Hugh.
| McKiltrick Patrick, laborer
| Miller Isaac, pumpmaker
| Miller Reuben, mechanic
Moore George, carpenter
Moyle William, cabinetmaker
ORONHYATEKHA, M.D., druggist.
| Ostroom Daniel, papermaker
Outwater John R., tinsmith
Patterson William K., M.D,
| Payn Miss Anne
| Perry Elligence, dentist
| Pettet Isaac, carpenter
| Pettet Peter P., saw mill owner
| Philip rev. Samuel C., Wesleyan
Potter Jefferson, farmer
Rockwell John, clerk
Rose Baltis, reeve
Sager Robert, proprietor Stage house
| Sullivan James, farmer
eras
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i,
SAE REET
Ce PRN Ny
ETAT Sn Fn aes
Fra-F'R&
Sanson Francis, laborer
Sharp Adam, carpenter
Sharp Gilbert P.
Sharp Joseph, blacksmith
Sills & Brother, Pareroetete
Sills Ephraim, of Sills & Brother
Sills John, of Sills & Brother
Simmons David, farmer and ashery
Stage house, Robert Sager, proprietor
Stevens Daniel B., tailor
Stilwell Mrs. Lucretia, wid John, ot
Williamson & Co.
Stone Edward, clothier
Sweetman James, carpenter
Sweetman Nicholas, mason
Tardee Henry, cooper
Thompson Gawn J., shoemaker
Tomkins William H.
Turley Patrick, farmer
Turner James, carpenter
Vancleek Miss Mary, milliner and dress-
maker
Vandervoort William, laborer
Vankoughnet Charles, farmer
Vannorman Isaac, laborer
Vannorman John, farmer
Waller William, storekeeper
Walt Hiram, pedlar
Wanaker David, carpenter
Warren Mrs. Margaret, wid Venransler
Weese Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress
Williamson & Co., storekeepers
Williamson Joel, of Williamson & Co.
Young Amos, miller
FRANKLIN—A small village in the
township of Manver, a a A of Durham,
It is a stationof the Midland railway,
Distant from Port Hope 28 miles, from
Peterborough 22 miles, Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 100.
Ball Thomas, farmer
Ball William, carpenter
Bapit Thomas, blacksmith
Davidson S., sawyer
Fallis James, farmer
Flack John, hotelkeeper
Hall John, shoemaker
Hart Thomas, farmer
Jones Wesley, cabinetmaker
Lilly Henry, blacksmith
vile James, farmer
McEvory John, farmer
McGuire William, postmaster, store-
keeper
Morrow & Graham, shingle manufac-
turers
Noble Archibald, farmer
Rupell & Argue, saw mill owners
Staples Thomas D., waggonmaker
Stewart James, farmer
Woods Joseph, farmer
Woods Thomas, farmer
FRANKTOWN—A village in the
township of Beckwith, county ui Luuark,.
There is a station of the Brockville and
Ottawa railway 1} miles from the vil-
lage. Distant from Smith’s Falls 12
miles, from Perth 15 miles, from Ottawa
84 miles, from Brockville 40 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 200.
Anderson James, blacksmith
Anderson Matthew, blacksmith
Burrows Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Carley Samuel, tailor
CAVANAGH ROBERT, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, medi-
cines, boots and shoes, proprietor of
saw and shingle mills
Clark Thomas, innkeeper
Edwards John, cabinetmaker
Flagg Samuel, cooper
Flagg Thomas, cooper
Ford Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker
Griffin Thomas, blacksmith
Hughton Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
DOMINION 836 DIRECTORY.
te Go apa eptenes \parae rene memati TN Ne mas WASTES OT SARS aim d lt Oy BN ST RAVER TRIN N Rimi ny
Jackson James, mail driver
James William, saddler
Kidd George, J.P., councillor
Leason William, shoemaker
Leaver Mrs., wid Robert
Leaver William, cooper
Leckie William, laborer
McEwan Ewan, J.P., postmaster and
commissioner in B.R,
McRae James, M.D.
May John
Moore William, innkeeper
Morris Joseph, blacksmith
Murray Michael, shoemaker
Nesbit George, M.D.
Nesbitt rev. A. C,, ch of England
Nelson Andrew J., M.D.
Pierce Richard, storekeeper
Roach Thomas, shoemaker
Saunders Thomas, carriagemaker
Stewart John, JP,
FRANKVILLE—A village in the
township of Kitley, county of Leeds.
Agriculttral shows are held here for the
North riding of Leeds and Grenville every
October. Distant from Gravel Pit Cross-
ing 7 miles, from Irish Creek, a station of
the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 11
miles, fare 60c, Mail daily. Population
about 200.
Bennett Mrs. Jane, wid William
Boyd Thomas, farmer
Brown Thomas, laborer
Cannon George H., postmaster, store-
keeper
Clark James, laborer
Clutterbuck Henry, shoemaker
Connor Misses Fanny & Margaret,
milliners
Connor Samuel, tanner, shoemaker and
town clerk
Cross & Soper, storekeepers
De Wolf William, hotelkeeper
Dixon George A., storekeeper
Dowsley David, carpenter
Dowsley William, brickmaker
Eaton William, farmer
Ferguson Robert W., J.P., hotelkeeper
Goff Mrs., wid Joseph
Heanton Samuel, harnessmaker
Hornick Robert W., carpenter
Hunt Absalom, carriagemaker
Humphreys Henry, blacksmith
Humphreys William, blacksmith
Johnston rev. Robert, New Connexion
methodist
Kilborn James, carpenter
Kilborn Levi, blacksmith
Kilborn Noah, blacksmith
Lander Alfred, M.D., coroner
Leggett Robert A., farmer
Logan James, shoemaker
McCrea Hiram, J.P., clerk Division
court
Moran George, hotelkeeper
Munro Israel, farmer
Newsom Mrs. Amelia, wid Thomas
Ogden rev. Thomas, New Connexion
methodist
Rathwell Robert, harnessmaker
Richards Christopher, school teacher
Richards Richard, laborer
Rudd George, harnessmaker
Rudd James, farmer
Stone Uriah, bailiff, tarmer
Stuart Benjamin, carriagemaker
Tupper Wilkinson, tanner
* FREDERICKSBURG-—A village
in the township of Middleton, county of
Norfolk, A large trade is carried on here
in sawn lumber. Distant from Simcoe,
the county town, 12 miles, from Port
Dover, on Lake Erie, 20 miles, from
Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and
*The post office is called Delhi.
a
[PRovinos op
ONTARIO. |
Goderich branch of the Grand Trung
railway, 25 miles, M
tion about 800, ail daily. Popul
Bell B. F., tanner
Bell W. H., tanner
BLAKE WARREN H., MD, Oy
M.P.L., druggist, coroner for count
of Norfolk Mah DSR
Birdsall Peter, farmer
Burkart William, farmer
Burgess James, school teacher
Chase Mrs., wid
Church Joseph, cabinetmaker
Cline Fisher, laborer
Cline Henry, farmer
Cline Lemuel B., farmer
Cline Oliver, farmer
Cline Peter, farmer
Conlin Edward, farmer
Cook Luke, storekeeper
Cook Luke, J.P., farmer
Craymer Jacob, farmer
Crosier James, blacksmith
Crysler Roger, J.P., farmer
De Witt J. L., pumpmaker
Dunbar Derrise, waggonmaker
Eagles Gideon N., farmer
Ragles Henry W., farmer
Karle Xenophon
Fonger George, miller
Forbis John, innkeeper
Gilbert John E., carpenter
Gilbert rev, Charles W., Wesleyan
Hall D., saddler
Heath Mortimer, farmer
Henderson Mrs., wid
Herron John, carpenter
Hilliker Henry C., waggonmaker
Howey Harvey, farmer
Howey Israel M., blacksmith
Hubbard John, tailor
Hunt Mrs, Sarah, wid Robert
Jay Russell, laborer
Jelineau Charles, blacksmith
Kemp James, innkeeper
Kitchen John, J.P., farmer
Lambert Jacob, butcher
Lambert William, fulling mill
Lawson Joseph, farmer
Lawson Peter, tanner
Lobb rev. Richard J., Baptist
Long David, carpe
Long John, laborei
Longstreet Edward, cabinetmaker
Mackay Robert W., school teacher
Malcolm J. C., teacher
Meredith Henry, blacksmith
Mero John, waggonmaker
Messacar John, laborer :
Orme rev. J. H., New Connexion ms
thodist
Owen Anson, milier
Owen Egbert, grocer
Powell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Henry
Power Robert, innkeeper
Riach John, J.P., farmer
Roman Loranz, shoemaker
Ryder Henry J., J.P., farmer
Ryder John, sen., farmer
Sanderson John B.,, jun., waggonmakt
Sanderson Miss Elizabeth, milliner
Schmidt Frederick, shoemaker
Seeple R., saddler | ‘
Skinner Thomas, assistant postmast
Smith Joseph K., farmer :
Smith Lewis H., baker confectioue? |
Smith Thomas, farmer .
Snivley Abram, J.P., blacksmith
Sovereen A. W,, M.D.
Sovereen F., farmer
Sovereen Henry
Sovereen Jacob, mill owner
Sovereen William L., J.P., farmer caver Amos, fary
Swayze Samuel 8. carpenter Neaver Emanuel, ;
Turnbull Walter T., J.P., farmer caver rev, Abral
Ward Isaac H,
Ward William
Whitside Jam
storekeeper &
Wilkinson Will
Wilson Daniel,
Wilson Daniel,
Wilson Daniel §
Wilson John Aj
Wilson Robert }
Winslow Clark,
WOOD GEOR(
Wyatt Peter, fia
FREELTON
of West Flambe
Distant from I
Great Western
62jc.; from t
Toronto 56 mile:
about 150.
‘Addison Mrs, FJ
Freelton hous¢
Allen Michael, §
Bready James, W
Bready John, wi
Brown David, ¢
Bryden James, t
Curry George, b
Davidson Peter,
Ferguson James,
Flock Christoph
Foley And, proy
Freel Patrick
Freelton house,
proprietre 3
Gould Peter, tear
Gilliland Thoma
Half-way house,
Hirst James & E
Hirst James, of J.
Hood James, lal¢
Hood Joan, laoor
ohnston Mrs, Ma
xenny Charles, g
Lilly Daniel, tailc
McDonald Williar
McManus Martin |
Metherell George,
Murray Duncan, f
Ross John, storek
mehouley James, sto
ullivan Thomas,
tef Charles, droy
FREEPORT—
the township anc
Distant from Be:
Grand Trunk rail
from Preston, a
Western railway,
Population about:
Aiton Abraham
master, blacksm
Bowman Isaac 1,
academy
Bowman rev, Jaco
rampien Charles,
report academy
principal
nehl Richard, far
nimble Bartel, fart
“imble Henry, car
ewet Elias, labor
ropp rev, Henry
antz Henry, carp
owman rev, Geo
chlichter rey, Joh
helly David, labor
herk rev. Abrah
Freeport academ
nyder Daniel B.
ayder David, farr
nyder Elias B,, po
H., M.D. OV,
oroner for county
"
ner
ol teacher
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the Grand T
fail daily, Popa
Onranto. ]
sanc H,
Le Wiliam J., iron foundry
Whitside James, JP, postmaster,
storekeeper and mill owner
Wilkinson William A.,, cabinetmaker
Wilson Daniel, J.P., farmer
Wilson Daniel, storekeeper
Wilson Daniel S., laborer
Vilson John A., farmer
son Robert M., farmer
Winslow Clark, carpenter
DOMINION 337 DIRECTORY.
naomi eh ia mama cra aA Aa A a a ea a a (A a rt ol
small village in the
Dis-
tant from Breslau, a station of the Grand
miles, fare 75c. ; from
FREIBURG—A
township and county of Waterloo,
Trunk railway, 4}
Toronto 62 miles, Mail daily, Population
about 50,
Baetz Lawrence, farmer
Bruce Anthony, farmer
| Fehrenbach Mathias, farmer
Frank Augustin, farmer
Gale Anthony, farmer
Hanse Andrew, blacksmith
Fre—Fun
Jomrooer Clarence
Comrooer Austin G,, carpenter
Comrooer Samuel, farmer, hop and
grape grower
Dickson Miss, milliner
Falconer James, farmer
Forbes George, drill instructor
Hickey Thomas, mason
House Miss Emily, school teacher
| Johnston rev, Robert, Wesleyan
| Marlatt George, farmer
inetmaker WOOD GEORGE W., M.D. Holder Alexander, farmer . | Mason Shanes Warceose
: Wyatt Peter, farmer Houch Adam, farmer pels BAe ara 1Aries
| : i , Hunt Joseph, farmer moss vonn, farmer
SELTON—A village in the township | 1! pay , | Oxford Rdvwar y
mer Pe REE jamboro, county of Wentworth. | Knepfler Charles, farmer | ha haba a th i
Distant from Dundas, a station of the | Martin Celestin, farmer Rowe John, blacksmith
Great Western railway 2 sees care Mathel Michael, farmer | Stafford Tra, farmer
a {joni from Ham ttm ally. Ponulation | Rombach Ferd., postmaster, hotelkeeper | Taylor Henry, hop grower
a ie a a Schmaly Jacob, Havine? Taylor rev, Edward, ch of England
mer Be ; _, | Schlosser Mathias, mason | Wheeler Isaac, farmer
ner Addison “hs Ellen, wid, proprietress | Scour Barnard, farmer FROME — - rr My pr ine one
anal Freelton house Spetzig Peter, farmer ship of Southwold, county of Elgin, Dis-
ave Allen Michael, shoemaker Steonlee Geavue patse | tant ror St Thomas, a stich of the on
armer oy 5 Pca a care “A i } don and Port Stanley railway, 7 miles,
maker ey in a waggonmeker Suber Joseph, farmer | Mail tri-weekly, Population about 80,
ggonmaker shell i Biles | pasa Vogt Anthony, farmer Rdwards rev. Andrew, Wesleyan
‘mer Brown David, carpenter Weiler Anthony, farmer : : tor od
urmet Bryden James, tailor Weiler Jos A acer Hindley rev, John, Congregationalist
irmer Re! een eller Joseph, farmer McLean Archibald, blacksmith
Curry George, blacksmita Weiler Xafer, tailor | ,
Davidson Peter, carpenter Wendlin iS Josevh, farmer | Morse James, postmaster, carpenter
ler Svcs 1 James, carpenter ending Joseph, farmer | Palmer rev. H. B., Episcopal methodist
per Flock Christopher William, M.D. *FRENCHMAN’S BAY—A small | Randal F rederick, J.P., farmer
pee Foley And, proprietor Half-way house village in the township of Pickering, | Shearn Hugh, farmer
W., Wesleyan oley And., proj : ’ : county of Ontario, It is a station of the | Shearn Thomas, farmer
Free) Patrick
Freelton house, Mrs. Ellen Addison,
Grand Trunk railway and a port of entry.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office here.
| FULLARTON-—A village on the river
mer proprietress Distant from Dunbarton 14 miles, from | Thames, township of I ullarton, county
Gould Peter, teamster Toronto 20 miles, Population about 100, | of, Perth. Country produce affords the
nter fry Y ipaeit ans Burrill John, laborer principal trade here, Distant from Strat-
vaggonmaker Gilliland Thomas, miller aUrritt JOnN, LAE eee Ree ford, a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
vars Half-way house, And. Foley, proprietor | CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., J. Oddie,! way, 16 miles, fare 40c. Mail daily, Pop-
Nek mith Hirst James & Edward, storekeepers agent ulation about 160.
acKSs
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lacksmith
eper
farmer
cher
rulling mill
mer
ler
her
bcksmith
maker
brer
cabinetmaker
school teacher
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Hirst James, of J. & E. Hirst, postmaster
Hood James, laborer
1ood Joan, laooret
obnston Mrs, Mary, wid Wm., grocery
Kenny Charles, grist and flour mill
Lilly Daniel, tailor
McDonald William, saw mill
McManus Martin G., tailor
Metherell George, M.D.
Murray Duncan, farmer
eef Charles, drover
FREEPORT—A post office station in
the township and county of Waterloo.
Distant from Berlin, a ‘station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25c. ;
from Preston, a station of the Great
Western railway, 4 miles. Mail daily,
Population about 100,
Davis John, laborer
Dewey Alexander, jun., laborer
Dewey Alexander, sawyer
Edwards William, carpenter
Fisher John, innkeeper
Gardner Calvin, carpenter
Gardner Stephen, farmer
Hilts James, innkeeper
Isaac William, clerk
Lynch William, bookkeeper
Matthews William, carpenter
Milton Gernon, fisherman
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Moore Edwin, mariner
Morell Peter, laborer
Morrison David, telegraph operator
O’Brien Matthew, laborer
ODDIE J., agent Canadian Express Co.
Adams John, M.D.
| Andrew John, carpenter
| Buchan John, postmaster, storekeeper
| Burns ‘Alesana
| Davidson Peter, M.D.
| Davis Samuel, agent
er, M.D.
Fullarton hotel, John Gettler, proprietor
Gettler John, proprietor Fullarton hotel
Haynes William Henry, blacksmith
Hugill William, shoemaker
Bantint Ross John, storekeeper McCort William, fisherman Jeffries John B., shoemaker '
« Bapus mhouley James, storekeeper Magee David, laborer Kerr William, tannery ‘af
ullivan Thomas, engineer Marks Daniel, teamster McDonald Robert, M.D, sal
McEwen rev. D.8., Baptist
Parsons George, M.D.
Rice George, storekeeper
Rigg Anthony B., builder
Robins rev, Paul, Bible christian
Ross William H., school teacher
Rowland George, blacksmith
Rush George, carpenter
ge MELEE ip 0 ROP OPTI: aes
ee
Aison Abraham B., assistant
master, blacksmith
bowman Isaac L., principal of Freepurt
academy
bowman rev. Jacob B.
tampien Charles, weaver
post: P..)ner Albert, farmer
Leimer Weston, farmer
Palmer William, bar tender
Woodley James, farmer
Woodley John, farmer
: anial Te sn FU LTON—A small village in the town-
Enenerra Dene rake r ship of Grimsby, county of Lincoln. Dis-
Stoner Abraham, fisherman | tant from Winona, a station of the Great
Stoner Peter, laborer | Western railway, 7 miles, from Hamilton
alana te ntentP
r
hth, wid Henry
peper
rmer
emaker
P., farmer
rmer
shoemaker
owner
arpenter
un, waggonmke
labeth, milliner
sistant postmstt
mer ‘
er confectiont?
er ;
., blacksmith
., J.P., farmet
J.P., farmer
report academy, Isaac L. Bowman,
principal
behl Richard, farmer
bimble Bartel, farmer
vimble Henry, carpenter
ewet Elias, laborer
Kropp rev, Henry
Lantz Henry, carpenter
lowman rev, George, United brethren
chlichter rev. John B,
helly David, laborer
herk rev, Abraham B., assistant in
Freeport ¢ cademy
nyder Daniel B,, farmer
nyder David, farmer
nyder Elias B., postmaster
caver Amos, farmer
veaver Emanuel, farmer
caver rev, Abraham
Stoner William, farmer
Whitesides William, harbor master
Woodruff Ira, teamster
Wright Salisburg, fisherman
FROGMORE—A post office station in
the township of Toronto, county of Peel.
Distant from Port Credit, a station of the
Great Western railway, 7 miles, fare 25c;
from Hamilton 52 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 150.
Alwell Thomas, broker
Axford William, postmaster
Cameron Albert
Cameron Donald, J.P.
Cameron William, farmer
Clifton John D., blacksmith
*The post office is at Dunbarton. The
station was formerly called Liverpool
weet.
25
17 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 150.
Atkison Amos, farmer
Bartlet Omer, farmer
Buckbee James H., farmer
Buckbee Price, farmer
Germain Sheldon, mail carrier
Gilmore William, butcher
Grassie John, postmaster, blacksmith
Horton John, carpenter
Lampman William, farmer
Limburner William, farmer
Lind John, farmer
Lyons Nathan, farmer
McClinche Lock, farmer
McColtam Daniel, farmer
Merrett Alanson, farmer
Nelson Aaron, farmer
Parker Merrett, farmer
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Scott James, farmer
Smith James, farmer
Spice George, farmer
Stephens John A,, farmer
Stephens William, farmer
Weaver Augustus, farmer
Wheat Courtland, farmer
Wheat Nelson, farmer
GAD’S HILL-A village in the townships
of Ellice and North Kasthope, county of
Perth, Distant from Stratford, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare
25c. Mail tri-weekly, Vopulation about gy, |
Callin James, constable
Crinkley A. W. B., saw mill
Jrinkley William B., postmaster
Dieble Henry, waggonmaker
Fleechauer John, waggonmaker
Hausenflue Henry, blacksmith |
Kollman Jacob, saw mill |
Laudenschlager Adam, cooper
Mathews Miss, teacher |
Mitchell William, innkeeper
Ratz Henry, saw mill
Yonker Frederick, innkeeper
|
GALT—An apo porntey town in the |
township of North Dumfries, county of'|
Waterloo, It is pleasantly situated on |
both sides of Grand river, near the mouth |
of Mill Creek. It possesses extensive
water power, This is fully employed in |
driving the machinery of several large |
manufacturing establishments, flouring
and other mills, The town boasts of
many handsome buildings, Its situation
in the centre of a rich agricultural dis- |
trict renders its prospects most encourag- |
ing. Thisis astation of the Galt andGuelph |
branch of the Great Western railway,
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here, |
Distant trom iserlin, the county town, 12
miles, from Guelph, 14 miles, fare 60c.; |
from Hamilton 25 miles, fare $1.26.;
trom Toronto 70 miles, Mail daily, |
Population about 4000.
Adam John, laborer
Adams John, trader, Wellington st
Addison Alexander, librarian and cabi- |
netmaker, Town hall
Addison Miss Mary, fancy goods, Main
st
Agate William, fitter, Shade st
Aikens Thomas, proprietor Union hotel
Aitchison Robt., tailor, North Water st
Albion hotel, Peter Lavin, proprietor,
North Water st
Allan James, carpenter, Main st
ALLAN JOHN, editor, proprietor and
printer of the Galt Reformer, Main |
st
Allen Daniel, contractor, Market sq
Allenby Frederick G., barrister, North
Water st
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., James G.
Fraser, agent, North Water st
AMERICAN HOTEL, R. Curliss, pro-
prietor, Main st
Anderson Isaac, trader, Harris st
Anderson James, Concession st
Anderson James, laborer, Hawthorne st
Andrice Martin, butcher, Macadamized
road
Ante Gustave, tailor, Maple st
Arnot Alexander, proprietor Galt
brewery, Main st
Atkinson Mrs. Catherine, wid John,
BALL ABRAM T. H., barrister, attor-
ney, solicitor, &c., Commercial build-
ings, h cor Main and South Water sts
Ball W, Herbert, law student, Commer-
cial buildings
Ballantine John,
factory
Ballantyne John, finisher, West Main st
Ballantyne Robert, carpenter, West
Main st
Barazel Richard, tailor, North Water st
Barber George, shoemaker, Shade st
Barbour John, cabinetmaker, North
Water st
Bargy Abraham, clerk, High st
Barker Frederick, wool sorter, North
Water st
sarr Peter, machinist, Cedar st
Barrclough Mrs, Phoebe, wid John
Barrett James, laborer
Barrett Mrs, Kate, wid Richard, North
Water st
I
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manager woollen
arry Thomas, tailor, Shade st
arton Samuel, blacksmith, Glebe st
eattic Andrew, weaver, Oak st
eattic David, teamster, Davidson st
cauchamp John, spinner, Church st
ell Adan, teamster, Glebe st
Bell Richard, laborer, West Main st
Bell William, teamster, West Main st
Bell William, teamster, Sprague st
Benn Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Walter H.
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Benny Robert, foundryman, Metcalfe st |
Bernhart William, proprietor Inker-
mann inn, North Water st
Berry Robert, laborer, Church st
Bigger William, of Spiers & Bigger
Victoria av, h Sprague st
Bird John, millwright, Chureh st
)
| Bisch William, blacksmith, Main st
Black Francis, blacksmith, High st
Blacklock Mrs., wid, Beverley st
Blain James, at Dickson’s mills
Blain Richard, miller, South Water st,
h West Main st
BLAIN JAMES, proprietor Dickson’s
miils, and owner of the whole water
power on the Grand River in Gult,
Metcalfe st
Blyth David, cooper, George st
Trinity church, Pine hill, Blair road
Booth William, foreman, State st
| Booty James, brewer, Shade st
Bowman Alex., teamster, Church st
Bradish Lorenzo, foreman, South Water
st
Braid John, & Co., grocers, Main st
Braid John, of John Braid & Co., Main st
Braidwood Walter, trader, Macadamized
road
3reimer Ferdinand H., barber, Main st
Brett Charles, laborer, Rear st
Brickbill Mrs. Haldone, wid Philip,
Beverley st
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE
CO.,, J. H. Miller, agent
Broom John, spinner, North Water st
Broomfield Robert, carpenter, West
Main st
Brown Alexander, carpenter, Church st
Brown David, clerk, Colborne st
Brown Edward J., post office clerk
Brown John P., M.D., North Water st
Brown Robt. 8., dentist,North Water st
Melville st
Austin Samuel, storekeeper, Main st
Austin Stewart, finisher, Church st
Baikie Mrs. Elizabeth, wid rev. James,
Ainslie
Baker Abner K., oyster saloon
Baker George, professor of music, Main
st
Baker Henry, weaver
Brown Thomas, laborer, Sprague st
Brownlow Thomas, merchant, Main st, h
North Water st
Bruce George, mason, Queen st
Bruce John, laborer, Brook st
Bryce Mrs. Frs., tailoress, West Main st
Brydon Walter, carriagemaker, Dundas
road
Buchanan Alexander, South Water st
Boomer rev. Michael, LL.D., rector |
DOMINION 338 DIRECTORY.
en cen EE
| Callaghan Owen, laborer, Port| 1 st
| Cane Mrs. Ellison, wid Trayton, |
| CAVERS JOIN, manager Royal Cin
Common school, Miss
| Cook Mrs. Penelope, wid Pete!
[P ROVING ¢
Buck Nicholas, tailor, Bruce st
Bunston John, shoemaker, Beverley
Burnett Alexander, market clerk
Burnett James, Maple st
Burnett W.8., & Co., tanners, Vietoy:
Burnett Walter s., of W.’S. Bung
& Co,, Glenmorris st
Burnett Wm., blacksmith, Melville «
Burrows Richard, laborer, Beverley y
Cairns Alexander, finisher, Bruce's
Callahan Mrs., wid Jolin, Beverley g
URLISS RO!
ean hotel, Ma
urrie Mrs., wit
aly ©. Byror
chants Bank
algleish Thom
ando George,
avis & Son,
North Water
avis William,
eans Peter, ma
ans William ¢
eary James, O1
ennis Henry, t
snnis Mrs., wit
ennis F., teams
Cameron Donald, foreman, Weg ng
Cameron John, machinist, Cedar st
Campbell Mrs., wid, Beverley gt
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE ¢y
William Cooke, agent ,
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
G. If, Patterson, manager
Cant Adam, patternmaker, Forb
Cant Hugh, saddler, Main st, h Sout)
Water st
Cant John, carriage trimmer, Nor}
Water st, h Forbes st
Cant Mrs. Helen, wid Francis, Porbess
Cant Mrs. Allison, wid Hugh, Glebe ¢
Carney James, lnborer, Malcolm st
Carter Alexander, of Carter & Todd
Carter & Todd, commission merchants
Main st
Carter Wm.,, leborer, South Water st
Castle Jas., cloth dresser, North Wate
Cavanagh Jeremiah, teamster, Mains!
Cave Joseph, plasterer, Samuelston st
Distin W. L., Shi
DOMINION BOC
derson, propric
onahoe Peter, |
DONALDSON Jf
rister, attorney
mercial buildi
Douglas William
Dowker Jolin, B
Diyden Andrew
dian bank
Central school, J. B, Gray, head master,
Dundas st
Christopherson rey, H., Wesleyan
Church Henry, maltster, Shade st
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE C0, U
CANADA, J. G. Dykes, agent, Haw
thorne st
Clark Ths., customs officer, Concession tiga
Clarke John, proprietor Young Cae
dian saloon
Cochrane Mrs., wid, Macadamized roal
COLWELL THOMAS, proprietor
Queen’s Arms hotel and Commerc
hotel, Hawthorne st
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Thomas Co
well, proprietor, Hawthorne st
Somerville
3 at law, &
ie Mrs, At
Main s
J.G., tow
agent Citizens’
la, Hawthor
John, Sow
nd John
groceries, Main
lliott John, labo
lliott William, y
Imslie Alexande
Vans —, tanner,
Vans Francis, ag
thorne st
bvans Richard
teacher, West Main st
Connell David, carriagemaker
Connor Pat., boilermaker, West Maing
COOKE WILLIAM, manag
Bank of Caned ur _
North Water la
Sornell Mrs. } » &
CORPORAT!
Ker, mayor
Corridan Nicho! icksmitl
Coulter Joseph, « er, Q
Coulter William, carpente
Covey David, miller, Main
Covey Samuel, gardener, Clic! #
Cowan James, of Lutz & Co.
Cox John; laborer, Sprague st
Crane Harry, carpenter, Cameron s
Crane John, shoemaker, Cameron st §
Crane William, carpenter, Camerons
( niel,.
West Main st
‘tguson John, cl
erguson John, la
errie Mrs., wid A
lelds Thomas, bi
inley William, 1:
isher Mra, Georg
Railroad st
Isher Thomas §,,
itsimmons Alfri
Crawford John, chandler, High st mons
Crombie James, director Royal Canim LEMING & CO.,,
dian bank, West Main st | Ane st
Crombie James, & Co., millers ® MING JOHN
commission merchants thie goods
Cromarty Peter, cooper h Melville st
Coopper James, carpenter min Mrs., wid,
Crystal Mrs., wid, Forbes st : iarles A, ¥
Cunningham John, weaver, Chapmat th ames, bagga
Curliss James, teamster Orne gt
a:
[PRovinor '
LT
t, Bruce st
naker, Beverley 4
market clerk
le st
tanners, Victoriagy
of W. 8. Burn
Vt
smith, Melville a
borer, Beverley s
inisher, Bruce st
Jolin, Beverley ¢
borer, Portland ¢
reman, West Main
hinist, Cedar gt
Joverley st
LSSURANOE CU,
gent
~ OF COMMERCE
manager
vid Trayton, Highs
imaker, Forbes s
', Main st, bh Sout
ARIO.]
URLISS ROBERT, proprietor Ameri-
can hotel, Main st
urrie Mrs,, wid, Cedar st
aly C. Byron, discount clerk Mer-
chants Bank of Canada
algleish Thomas, mason, Bruce st
Pando George, Mason
See xn ame knitter, West Main st
Daagon Mrs.M.,wid John, North Water st
avidson John, postmaster, Main st
James W,, of Davis & Son
avis & Son, tinsmiths and foundry,
North Water st
Davis William, of Davis & Son
Deans Peter, mason, Beverley st
sans William Carter, M.D,
wary James, Ontario hotel, Main st
nnis Henry, teamster, Shade st
snnis Mrs., Wid Francis, Shade st
Dennis F., teamster, Shade st
Diggins Frank, laborer, Beverley st
DIUKSON'S MILLS, James Blain, pro- |
yrietor
bcks mn William, High st
ill Mrs. Julia, wid Wm., West Main st |
Distin W. L., Shade st
DOMINION BOOK STORE, James Hen-
derson, proprietor
Donahoe Peter, laborer, Kerr st
DONALDSON JAMES C., LL.B., bare |
rister, attorney, solicitor, &c., Com-
mercial buildings
1s William, Metcalfe st
er Jolin, Beverley st
Dryden Andrew, of Dryden & Co,, |
Harris st |
Dryden Thomas, carpenter, Sprague st
Dryden & Co,, saw mill, Harris st
Durand Charles <A., of Durand &
Philip
DURAND & PHILIP, barristers, attor- |
neys at law, &e, |
Mrs. Ann, wid James, West |
ge trimmer, North
‘s st
id Francis, Forbes at
wid Hugh, Glebe
rer, Malcolm st
f Carter & Todd
mission merchants
r, South Water st
sser, North Waters
h, teamster, Mainst
rer, Samuelston st
anager Royal Can
3. Gray, head mast,
. H., Wesleyan
tster, Shade st
RANCE CO, OF
Dykes, agent, Haw
officer,Con
J. G., town clerk and treasurer,
‘ietor Young Cane
agent Citizens’ Insurance Co of Ca-
nada, Hawthorne st
Rivar John, South Water st |
mand John W., dry goods. and |
groceries, Main st
lliott John, laborer, Shade st
lliott William, photographer, Main st |
Imslie Alexander, of Fleming & Co,, |
Vans —, tanner, Sprague st |
vans Francis, agent for T. Myles, Haw- |
thorne st
vans Richard, blacksmith, Samuel- |
, Macadamized road
LAS, proprietor ¢
tel and Commerc
st
YTEL, Thomas 0d
Hawthorne st
Miss Somerville
in st
riagemaker
maker, West Maing
, wid Peter,!
manag orge, carpenter, Rose st
f PS Donald, Rose st
el, laborer, South Water st
', & Uo., house painters, |
( Janiel, of D. Ferguson & Co., |
West Main st
skeamith
serge ferguson John, clerk, West Main st
irpente r erguson John, laborer, NorthWater st |
Main erie Mrs., wid Adam, Church st
lener, Churel st elds Thomas, bailiff, Bruce st
inley William, labors
isher Mrs. Georgiana
Railroad st
Isher Thomas §,, 9
itsimmons Alfrc
mons
err st
itz & Co.
al \lexander, |
Sprague st
ater, Cameron st
hiker, Cameron st
ay 5 . 9 7 .
enter, meron
ndler, High st
|
awthorne st |
saepteeal
ly & Pitzsim- |
ector Royal Cas LBATNG & CO., box nd stationery,
fain st LEM! st
Co., millers MING JOHN, of leming & Co.,,
hants
pper
enter
Teeve, dry good: ‘ .
at h Wel fee’ groceries, &c., Main
orsyth Mrs., wid, Chapman st
orbes st ox Charles A., watchmaker, Main st
weaver, Chapmat ‘in, baggageman G.W.R,, Haw-
ster
DOMINION 339 DIRECTORY!
Fraser Alexander, porter G.W.R.,
Fraser Donald, laborer, Brock st
FRASER JAMES G.,, telegraph and
express agent, North Water st, h
Race st
Fulton William, stonemason, Glebe st
Galt brewery, Alexander Arnot, pro-
prietor, Main st
Galt Grammar school, Hunter st
Galt hotel, James Hetherington, pro-
prietor, Main st
GALT REFORMER, weekly, annual
subscription $2; John Allan, editor,
proprietor and printer, Main st
GALT REPORTER, weekly, annual
subscription $2; Jaffray Brothers,
editors, proprietors and — printers,
Commercial buildings, Main st
Gash Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Richard
Geddes James D,, accountant Royal
Canadian bank
Geddes Mrs. Mary, wid John, Walnut st |
Gibb David, finisher, Glebe st
Gibb Malcolm, blacksmith, Glebe st
Gilholm Robert, saw mill, Chisholm st
Gillies Peter, waggoumaker, Church st |
Girdlestone Mrs. Charlotte, wid
tain Charles, Blair road
Goldie John, of Goldie, MeCulloch &
Co., West Main st
cap-
| GOLDIE, McCULLOCH & CO.,, found-
ers and manufaeturers of every des-
crintion of wool machinery, engines
and mit machinery, saw mill and
woodworking machines, water wheels,
&e., West Miin st
Gourlay James, finisher, Glebe st
Goodall James, tanner, Glenmorris st
Goodall John, J.P., Samuelston st
Gorth$Mrs. Annie, tailoress, West Main st
GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO., John Fleming,
president ; Thomas M, Simons, secre-
tary ; Robert McLean, inspector
| Gourlay John, finisher, Forbes st
Graham Wm.,, carpenter, Concession st
Grant Alex., mason, South Water st
Graviston John, shoemaker, State st
Gray J. B., head master Central school,
Dundas st
Gray Mrs. Alice, wid Henry, fancy store,
Main st
Gray Robert, patternmaker, Main st
Greig James, shoemaker, Main st
Greisch John, shoemaker
Grindley James, engineer, West Main st
Groul William, shoemaker, Beverley st
|} Gunn Alexander, Railroad st
Gugglsberg Fred., dry goods, Main st
MNABBICK JOHN, dry goods, millinery
and clothing, Main st
Hall William, laborer, North Water st
| Hambley Charles, miller
HamiltonArchibald, blacksmith, Bever-
ley st
Hanavant Mrs., wid James, Beverley st
Hariot Jas., boiler maker, West Main st
Harrison Thomas, moulder, West Main st
Harris Thomas W., assistant postmaster
Hartman Sylvester,laborer, West Main st
Hauseman J., japanner, North Water st
Havill James, plasterer, Concession st
Hay George, laborer, West Main st
Hay John, foreman, West Main st
Hay Peter, machinist, West Main st
Hays John, laborer, Race st
Heath Mrs. Ann, wid, Main st
Heinhold William, hatter and furrier,
Main st, h Cameron st
Henderson James, carpenter, Forbes st
HENDERSON JAMES, proprietor Do-
minion book store, Main st, h South
Water st
Henderson Wm, teamster, West Main st
GALT,
Henshelwood Peter, teamster, Brook st,
Queen st west
Herriot George, tanner, Kay st
Hetherington James, proprietor Galt
hotel, Main st
Hewitt Carson,
Water st
Hickey Cornelius, carriage trimmer,
| Beverley st
Higwids Patrick, gardener, Portland st
Hill Thomas, cutter, Kerr st
Hillbert Mrs. f., wid Sam., West Main st
| Hillhouse Thomas, weaver, George st
Hobson Jacob, West Main st
| Hoffman Charles, tanner, Bond st
Hogan —, millwright, Glebe st
Hogg Francis, saw mill, Main st
| Hogg James, saw mill, Main st
Hohl Jacob, carpenter, Race st
| Llood Adam, carpenter, Bruce st
flood Thomas, miller, Chapman st
Howell Daniel, of Robinson & Howell,
; South Water st
Hume Alexander, Glenmorris st
HUME GAVIN, hardware merchant
} and dealerin groceries, &c., Queen sq
| Hunt John, weaver, West Main st
| Hunter A., foundryman, Davidson st
| Hunter, James, egg merchant, Main st
Hunter Thomas, photographer
Husband George E., M.D., Melville st
Inkermann inn, W. Bernhart, proprietor,
North Water st
| Irvine Matt., millstone builder, Glebe st
| Irwin William, clerk, Main st
| Israel Miss ©,, sewing machine office,
North Water st
Jackson John, McKenzie st
Jackson John, boot and shoe dealer
Jackson John, of Morris & Jackson,
Water st
Jatfeay George, of Jaffray Brothers,
Dundas road
JAPFRAY BROTITERS, — proprietors
and printers of the Galt Reporter,
Commercial buildings, Main st
Jaffray James, bookbinder, Church st
Jaffray Peter, weaver, North Water
Jaffray Richard, of Jaffray Brothers,
Concession st
Jagger Geo., marble polisher, Church st
James John, laborer, Rollo st
Jamieson John, farmer, Cedar st
Jamieson Mrs. Ellen, store, Main st
Jardine & Co., blacksmiths, Main st
Jardine John, of Jardine & Co.
Jardine Walter, of Jardine & Co., Shade
st
Jenks Adam, boilermaker, Main st
Job Charles Conliffe, M.D.
Johnson Henry, Buck tavern, Sprague st
Johnson Mrs. Esther,wid James, Bruce st
Johnson Samuel, painter, Sprague st
Johnston William, cutter, West Main st
Jordan John, blacksmith, Main st
Kannedy John, carpenter, Slade st
Kay Alexander,foundryman, Beverley st
Kay Hugh, painter
Kay Jas., carriagemaker, North Water st
Kay John, jeweller, Main st
Kay Mrs. Eleanor, wid William, grocery,
North Water st
Keachie John B., carpenter West Main st
Keefer Peter, clerk Division court,
Cameron st
Kellaher Patrick, laborer, Church st
Kelly Thomas, carriagemaker, Market st
KER ADAM, mayor
Kerr William, M.D.
Kimble John, moulder
Kimpton Mrs. F., wid, John st
Kingbour Mich. laborer, South Water st
Kinsman Nicholas, Concession st
Kinsman Richard, axe maker
blacksmith, South
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Kirkpatrick Jas.,livery stable, Church st
Kirkpatrick John, bailiff, Dundas road
Knowles Frederick, miller, Shade st
Knox Thomas, baker, Main st
Kremer Charles, furniture dealer
Laidlaw Mrs. Beattie, wid William, West
Main st
Laidlaw William W., sash, door and
blind factory,North Water st,h King st
Laird George, carpenter, Pine st
Lamb Robert, cloth finisher, Glebe st
Lammond Mrs. Dorothy, wid John,
Samuelston
Lanaghan Andrew,
Main st
Landry Mrs. Ellen, wid John, Bruce st
Lavin Peter, proprietor Albion hotel, |
North Water st
Lavin Peter J., grocer, Main st
Lawless James, laborer, Brook st
Lawson James, Glenmorris st
Leatherdale James, carpenter, Queen st |
Levitt Samuel, grocer, Market sq
Lewis Alfred, barber, Main st
Lewis Malcolm, carpenter,Samuelston st
Lilly & Fitzsimmons, grocers, Main st
Lilly James, of Lilly & Fitzsimmons
Little David, mason, Cedar st |
Little David, tailor, Main st, h Church st
Little John, foundryman, Bruce st
Little Thomas, cabinetmaker
Little Thomas, tanner, Cedar st
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO., William
Cooke, agent |
Livett Frederick, laborer, Glebe st
Livett Samuel C., grocer, Main
Lockie Mrs. Jane, wid, Church st
Logan Samuel, cooper, Macadamized
road
Long Mrs., wid, Beverley st
Logan James C., agent, North Water st
Louis William, barber, Main st
LUTZ & CO., iron founders and agnri-
cultural implement makers, manutfac-
turers of hot pressed nuts
Lutz Morris C., of Lutz & Co., Ainsley
Macdonald William, marble cutter,
Shade st
Macgregor Robert, boot and shoe dealer,
Main st
Maclean Robert,
McKenzie st
MacNaughton Duncan, McKenzie st
MACGREGOR ALEXANDER, deputy
reeve, insurance agent, Main st
Mackenzie E.C., clerk Merchants Bank
of Canada
McArthur Robert, shoemaker, Cedar st
McAuslan John, laborer
McAuslin John, cooper, South Water st
foreman, bds
insurance agent,
DOMINION
McGregor John, laborer, Glebe st
Mcllwraith Andrew, bookkeeper Dum-
fries foundry
McIntosh Thomas, West
Main st
McKay Alexander, laborer, Oxford st
McKeand Dr, Donald, dentist, Glebe st
McKechnie Mrs. Catherine, wid Peter,
North Water st
McKeller Mrs., wid Duncan
McKelvie Robert, carpenter, Race st
McKendrick James, plasterer, Race st
McKenzie Mrs. Malcolm, wid, Chapman
St
gardener,
| McLachlan John, finisher, West Main st
McLachlan William, tailor, Glebe st
McLachlan Wm., weaver, Church st
| McLean Donald, excise collector, Rail-
road st
McLean Robert, inspector of agencies,
Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., h McKenzie
McLeod Donald, machinist, State st
MeMicken Mrs, Mary, wid William,
Chapman st
McMillan Thomas, seedsman, Main st
McRae —, tailor, Bond si
McRae James, Shade st
McRae Mrs. Martha,
West Main st
McTague James, tinsmith, Main st
MeVicar William, machinist, South
Water st
wid Alexander,
MeWhirter Miss Jessie,dressmaker, Main |
st
i McWillam Charles, tailor, Main st, h
Maple st
| Mahler Mrs. Margaret, wid Adam, n
Water st
Mahoney James, laborer, Beverley st
Mahoney Mrs., wid, Beverley st
Main Henry, of Main & Scrimger
Main Henry, livery stable
Main & Scrimger, livery stables, Main st |
Malcolm Andrew, furniture
West Main st
Malcom Andrew, jun.,carpenter,Glebe st
Malcomson James, carpenter
Mann Edwin, moulder, Rear st
MARKET EXCHANGE HOTEL, D. R.
Serimger, Church st
Martin Mrs. Annie, wid William, Bever-
ley st
Mather Mrs.
Shade st
Maxwell Miss Nancy, North Water st
Meikle James, Bruce st
Meikle John, harnessmaker, Main st, h
Bruce st
Mellish Robert, painter and
hanger, North Water st
maker,
Mary, wid Alexander,
paper
Whi : 4Nn71e avy ap (CN “ay VAG
McBroom William, grocer, Main st, h| Menzies Alexander C., laborer, Conces-
North Water
sion st
McCall John, machinist, West Main st} MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
McCrudden Mrs., wid James, Beverley st
McCulloch Hugh, of Goldie, McCulloch
& Co., West Main st
McDermott Charles, bricklayer, Port-
land st
McDonough Thomas, constable
McDougal! Adam, carpenter and joiner,
West Main st
McDougall John, carpenter and joiner,
West Main st
McDougall Robert, carpenter and joiner,
West Main st
McFarlane Mrs. Mary, wid John, West
Main st
McFeiggan James, bookkeeper, South
Water st
McGee John, laborer, Church st
McGowan Patrick, weaver, High st
McGregor William, blacksmith, West
Main st
William Cooke,manager,North Water
st
Mickleborough Joseph, clerk
MIDDLEMISS A. L., station master
G.T.R.
Middlemiss Robert, carpenter, Bruce st
Miller Daniel, accountant Merchants
Bank of Canada
Miller Henry, druggist, Main st
Miller John, fnisher, Meiville st
MILLER JOHN H., barrister, attorney,
&c., and inssrance agent
Miller Robert, M.D.
Miller William, judge, Coof Wa.terloo
Miller William, baker, North Water
Milligan James, mason, Beverley st
Minto Robert, shoemaker, West Main st
Mitchell Mrs, Mary J., wid Robert, West
Main st
Monkman William, laborer, Kerr st
840 DIRECTORY.
a
MONTREAL
James G. Fraser, agent
Bank of Canada
Moore John, cooper, Railroad st
Moore John, finisher, Church gt
Moore Mrs. Agnes, wid Richard ‘North
Water st ie
Morris & Jackson, boot and shoe dealer
Main st "
Morris Thomas, of Morris & Jackson
Morton Angus, Macadanized road
Muir rev, James B., St Andrew's church,
Presbyterian, n Forbes st
Muirhead William, tinsmith, Main st
Mundell John, freight clerk GWR
Main st
Munroe Geo., carpenter, South Waters
Murdoch Hugh, baker, Main st
| Murphy Daniel, laborer
Murphy George, tinsmith, bds Main st
Murray Robert, cooper, North Waters
Murray Walter, harnessmaker, Hig st
Myles Thomas,coal merchant, I’, Evang
agent, Hawthorne st
Nast Samuel, laborer
Neilson James, baker, grocer, West
Main st
Neilson ‘Villiam, school teacher, West
Main st :
Nicol Mrs. Margaret, wid David, store.
keeper, Main st
Norris William, laborer, Beverley st
| NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO,, J. H. Miller, agent
Nuttall John, carpenter, Davidson st
| Oates Mrs. Philippi, wid Philip, Beveriey
st
O’Hanley Allan, Brook st
O'Hanley Angus, tanner, South Waters
Oliver Andrew, druggist, North Water
st
Oliver George, trader, n South Waterst
| Oliver Mrs. Jemima, wid Adam, West
Main st
Oliver Simon, soap factory, West Maia
st
Oliver William, sawyer
Ontario hotel, James Deary, Main st
Osborne William, of J. Braid & Co,
mill owner
Ovens William, foundryman, Forbesst
| Parker John, moulder, David st
Patrick James, factory hand, Nort
Water st
| Patrick Robert, woollen factory, North
Water st
PATTERSON GEORGE H., manage
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Patterson Jumes, carpenter, Maple st
Patterson James, foreman, Church st
Patterson John, laborer, Maple st
Patterson Misses Mary & Isabella,
dressmakers
Patterson Mrs.
Samuelston st ;
Patterson Thomas, carpenter, Melville
Patton John, spinner, Beverley st
Pearson John, West Main st
Peck Thomas, maltster, Shade st, h Be
verley st :
Pentland Miss Helen, milliner, Wet
Main st
Perry Arthur, finisher, Glebe st
Pharro George, moulder, W est Main st
Philip George S., of Durand & Philip,
Market st
Philip John Roy, M.D., Church st,
Phillips George, barrister and solicitor,
West Main st and
Pickard James, butcher, Macadaml
road
Mary, wid Andes,
Pickering William, clerk, Fides st
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TELEGRAPH 09,
Moran Edward, marblecutter Beverley;
Morgan Charles G., teller Merchans
(ONTARIO. ]
Pollock James,
or, West Ma
Polson Andrev
Polson Angus
oods, Main
Polson & Co.,
Polson Robert,
Porteous Jame
Prescott Georg
Prescott Mrs, -
st
Prest Mrs., wid
Prest William,
Price William,
Quarrie Willian
QUEEN'S ARM
well, propriet
Ramsay John, 1
Ramsay Mrs, (
Railroad st
Reid Robert, de
RELIANCE M
RANCE CO.,
Richardson Jot
mized road
Richardson San
Riddell Archib:
Main st
Robb Alexande
Chapman st
Robertson Donal
Robertson Jame
Robinson Edwa
Main st, h Be
Robinson & How
turers
Robinson Mrs. )
Main st
Robinson = Will
Howell
Robson James, ¢
Robson R. & J.
ters
Robson Roger, o
ERogers Mrs. Reb
Ross John, macl
Moy Alexander,
toad
ROYAL CANA
Cavers, mana
Rutt William, pai
Rutherford Thom
‘ampson Theoph
anderson John
Water st
Saunders David,
Saunders Robert,
st
CRIMGER DA
change hotel, (
escott James, sa;
Mill st
cott John, marb
cott Mrs. Eliza,
house, Main st
Scott Robert, of '
st
Scott Walter, car
Scott William, ea
erimger James |
crimger Willian
ger
fagram Dr, Th
Main st
Sharp James, Ra
tarp John, shin
shea Cornelius, |
Shea Thomas, fini
Dhearson W. A..
Co., Beverley
Shearson W, A,,
Shepherd Duncar
road
yueppard John H
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agent
lecutter,Beverley
» teller Merchants J
Railroad st
Church st
wid Richard, North
ot and shoe dealer.
orris & Jackson
adanized road
t Andrew's church,
bes st
insmith, Main st
rht clerk G.WR,
ter, South Waters
er, Main st
rer
mith, bds Main st
er, North Water st
nessmaker, High s
nerchant, F, Evang
> St
r
ker, grocer, West
hool teacher, West
t, wid David, store.
rer, Beverley st
ND MERCANTILE
, J. H. Miller, agent
nter, Davidson st
wid Philip, Beveriey
rk st
ner, South Waters
rgist, North Wate
rn South Waterst
wid Adam, West
factory, West Main
yer
Deary, Main st
bf J. Braid & Co,
dryman, Forbes st
pr, David st
‘tory hand, North
Hen factory, North
RGE H,, managet
Commerce
rpenter, Maple st
leman, Church st
rer, Maple st
lary & Isabell,
y, wid Andrew,
rpenter, Melville #
, Beverley st
Main st
er, Shade st, h Be
on, milliner, Wet
r, Glebe st
der, West Main st
Durand & Philif,
),, Chureh st
ister and solicitot,
her, Macadamintd
lerk, Fides st
ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 341 DIRECTORY.
GALT.
Es
Pollock James, provincial land survey-
or, West Main st
Polson Andrew, dry goods, Main st
Polson Angus, of Polson & Co., dry
oods, Main st, h ig st
Polson & Co., grocers, Main st
Polson Robert, of Polson & Co.
Porteous James, clerk, Glebe st
Prescott George, clerk, Shade st_
Prescott Mrs, Aun, wid George, Shade
st
Prest Mrs., wid, Market st
Prest William, foreman, Bruce st
Price William, painter, Queen st
Quarrie William, saddler, Main st
QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, Thomas Col-
well, proprietor, Queen’s sq
Ramsay John, moulder, Glebe st
Ramsay Mrs. Christiana, wid James,
Railroad st
Reid Robert, dentist, West Main st
RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSU-
RANCE CO., J. H. Miller, agent
Richardson John, machinist, Macada-
mized road
Richardson Samuel, M.D.
Riddell Archibald, machinist, West
Main st
Robb Alexander, watchman G.W.R.,
Chapman st
Robertson Donald, dry goods, Shade st
Robertson James, spinner, Chapman st
Robinson Edward,boot and shoe maker,
Main st, h Beverley
Robinson & Howell, woollen manufac-
turers
Main s
Robinson William, of Robinson &
Howell
Robson James, of R. & J. Robson
Robson R. & J., builders and carpen-
ters
Robson Roger, of R. & J. Robson
Rogers Mrs, Rebecca, wid Alexander
33 John, machinist, Cedar st
Moy Alexander, laborer, Macadamized
road
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, John |
Cavers, manager
Rutt William, painter, Beverley st
Rutherford Thomas, carpenter, Glebe st
Sampson Theophilus,magistrate, Main st
anderson John C©., carpenter South
Water st
saunders David, saddler
Saunders Robert, engineer, West Main
st
CRIMGER DAVID R., Market Ex-
change hotel, Church st
cott James, sash and door factory
Mil st 7
cott John, marble works, Fides st
cott Mrs. Eliza, wid John B., boarding
house, Main st
a Robert, of Trotter & Scott, Maple
‘vott Walter, carpenter, Church st
ott William, carpenter, Mackenzie. st
‘crimger James R., grain merchant
William R., of Main & Scrim-
ee oe Thomas, surgeon, West
Sharp James, Race st
a Nett
sharp John, shingle maker, Church st
‘hea Cornelius, laborer, Shade st
Shea Thomas, finisher, Church st
Shearson W, A., of W. A. Shearson &
_,00., Beverley st
Shearson W. A, & Co., millers, &c.
ar Duncan, pedlar, Macadamized
.
rteppard John H., salesman, Queen st
Sudden James, Bond st
Sudden John, Queen st
Simons Thomas M., secretary to Gore
District Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Queen st
Simpson John, machinist, Hawthorne st
Sinclair Alexander, laborer, Beverley st
Skelly James, blacksmith, West Main st
Slade Thomas, carpenter, Shade s
Smith E. J., clerk Canadian Bank of
Commerce
Smith Fulton, messenger, Brook st
Smith Herman, tanner, South Water st
Smith James, foundryman, Glenmorris
st
Smith Joel B., of Young & Smith
Smith John, blacksmith, West Main st
Smith rev. James K., Knox church,
Hunter st
Smith Thomas, laborer, South Water st
Smith William, mason, Metcalfe st
Somerville Mrs. Jeannet, wid John,
Bond st
Sparrow Thomas, South Water st
Spiers David, of Spiers, Bigger & Co.,
Victoria av, h Cedar st
Speirs, Bigger & Co.,tanners, Victoria av
Spiers David, of Young & Co., North
Water st
Sproule James, shoemaker, North Water
st
St Andrew’s church, Presbyterian, rev.
James Muir, St Andrew st
Stark James, moulder, West Main st
Stephenson Thomas, boilermaker, State
st
Stevens George H., Church st
Stevens John, laborer, Beverley st
Stewart Charles F., spinner, West Main
st
Stewart. Thomas, proprietor Dumfries
flour mill
Stoddard George, teamster, Chapman st
Stoddard Henry, proprietor Western
Star hotel, Main st
Stoddard John, cooper, Queen st
Stoddard Mrs. Margaret, wid Archibald,
South Water st
Strickland George T., auctioneer, North,
Water st, h Bruce st
Strong Richard &., drvggist, Main st
Sullivan Mrs., wid John, Shade st
Sullivan Owen, laborer, Beverley st
Summerton William, blacksmith, Shade
st
Sutherland Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Donald,
bakery, Main st
Sutton William, teamster, Sprague st
Syme John, clerk, Glebe st
Tait John, blacksmith, Hawthorne st
Tassie William, head master Grammar
school
Taylor James, tailor, Cedar st
Taylor Robert, tailor, Main st, h Me-
Kenzie st
Taylor Thomas, foundryman, Maple st
Taylor William, laborer, West Main st
Tedman Joseph, moulder, West Main st
Thomson James J., & Co., tweed manu-
fucturers, north Water st
Thomson James J ., of James J. Thom-
son & Co., West Main st
Thompson Miss Eliza, milliner
Trinity church, chof England, rev. M.
Boomer, LL.D., rector, Waterloo st
Trotter James, jeweller, Main st, h
Bruce st
Trotter & Scott, tinsmiths, Main st
Trotter William, of Trotter & Scott,
Main st
Twomey John, plasterer, Beverley st
Turnbull George, frame knitter, West
Main st
Turnbull Mrs., wid, Sprague st
Turnbull Robert, hosier, West Main st
Union hotel, Thomas Aikens, proprietor,
Main st
Uren Thomas, cabinetmaker, Shade st
Urquhart Alexander, blacksmith, Mar-
ket st
Valentine Mrs. Margaret, wid, South
Water st
Veitch John, mason, West Main st
Veitch Mrs. Jemima, wid Walter, West
Main st
Victoria works, Young & Smith, pro-
prietors, Main st
VonKennel John, woollen factory
Wagner Joseph, tanner, South Water st
Walch Maurice, laborer, Beverley st
Walker John, Bruce st
Wallace Robert, of Polson & Co., Chest-
nut st
Ware Thomas, plasterer, Brook st
Warner Frederick, South Wales st
Warnock Adam, of A. Warnock & Co.
Warnock A., & Co., woollen manufac-
turers
Warnock James, of James Warnock &
Co., Dixon
WARNOCK JAMES, & CO., hardware,
axe and spring factory, North Water
st
Waugh Mrs. Barbara, wid William,
storekeeper, Main st
Weaver Mrs., wid, Chapman st
Webster Archibald, dyer, West Main st
Webster William, contractor, West Main
st
Weiser —, laborer, Oxford st
Western Star hotel, Henry Stoddard,
proprietor, Main st
White Andrew, blacksmith, Glenmorris
st, h Sprague st
Whiting Mrs. Hannah, wid Isaac, South
Water st
Wilcock James, carpenter, Hunter st
Wilford George, axe maker, Samuelston
st
Wilkins Edward John, of N.& E, J.
Wilkins, Main st
Wilkins John
Wilkins Nicholas, of N. & E. J. Wilkins,
Beverley st
Wilkins N. & E. J., clothiers, Main st
Wilkins Stephen, of W.H. & 8S. Wil-
kins, Kerr
Wilkins W. H. & S.,tailors and clothiers,
Main st
Wilkins William H., of W. H. & 8. Wil-
kins, Beverly
Wilkinson Robert, cooper, Harris st
Williams Morgan, photographer, North
Water st
Willrich Jacob
Thomson Peter, blacksmith
Thornton Dranstield, lastmaker, Bever-
ley st
Thornton Richard, laborer, Beverley st
Tindle John C., bookkeeper, Glebe st
Todd Thomas, of Carter & Todd, Main
st
Toomey Daniel, laborer, Hawthorne gt
Topping W. M., bookkeeper, West
Main st
Toull John, shoemaker, Main st
Wilson Joseph, foreman, West Main st
Wilson Mrs. Augusta, wid John, West
Main st
Wilson Robert L., South Water st
Woodroffe Mrs. Ann, Church st
Woods James, bookkeeper, Church st
Wright Alexander, millwright, Glebe
st
Yeaman Joseph, moulder, West Main st
Yeaman William, carriagemaker, North
Water st
Yorston Alexander, carpenter, High s
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Yonine James, gardener, Shade st
Youmans Calvin W., fruiterer, Main st
Young C., accountant and teller Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce
Young James, M.P., of Young & Smith
Railroad st
Young Mrs., wid Jolin, boarding house, |
Glebe st
Young & Smith, Victoria works, spoke
and hub factory, Main si
Young Wm., & Co., paper collar makers, |
North Water st
Youny William, of William Young & Co. |
Dundas road
Young William, sexton, Queen st west
*GALWAY-—-A_ small village in the
township of Galway, county of Peter-
borough. Distant from Lindsay, a station
of the Midland railway, 88 miles, fave |
$1.50; from Bobcaygeon 9 miles, from
Peterborough 84 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 8).
Blane Robert, carpenter
Coulton John, county constable
Lambert John, farmer
McDonald Robert, tavernkeeper
Philips William, tavernkeeper
Probert Thomas, J.P., postmaster
GAMEBRIDGE—A small village in
the township of Thorah, county of Onta-
rio. Distant from Beaverton, a landing
of the lake Simcoe steamers and the ter-
minus of the Midland railway, 5 miles,
from Whitby, the county town and a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 55 miles,
fare $8. Mail daily. Population about
90.
Bennett Robert, blacksmith
Brennan Michael, tavernkeeper
Brown B. I*., gardener
Cameron John, saw mill owner
Campbell Alexander, farmer
Dure Nicholas, postmaster, storekeeper
Gobbett John, painter
Graham Duncan, teamster
Jolley James, farmer
McBain Alexander, farmer
McBride Daniel, jun., constable |
McDonald Donald, tailor
MeNiel Laughlin, wheelwright
Munro William, tavernkeeper
Simpson Michael, butcher
Westcott Henry, farmer
GANANOQUE —A large and flourishing
incorporated village on the Gananoque
river, at its confluence with the St. Law-
rence, township and county of Leeds, The
former stream is dammed at two places,
affording an almost unlimited water
power, which has been so far utilized that
the village is now one of the most impor-
tant manufacturing places in the Domin-
ion. Being opposite the most beautiful
part of the Lake of the Thousand Islands,
celebrated for its scenic and sporting at-
tractions, itis a favorite resort of tourists
and pleasure seekers. The sternmers of the
Canadian Inland Navigation Co., and
other jines plying between Montreal,
Kingston, Toronto and Hamilton call here
regularly. Thereis a station of the Grand
Trunk railway 24 miles from the village,
fare 25c. Montreal Telegraph Co, has an
office here, Distant from Clayton, N. Y.,
9 miles, from Kingston 18 miles, from
Brockville 30 miles, from Montreal 155
miles, {rom Toronto 178 miles, Mails daily,
Population about 2100, 7
ABBOTT ELIJAH E., manufacturer of
machinists’ tools and general machin-
ery, &c., U.S. Consular agent. See
Adv page 7
Abbott John, of Hayward & Abbott
Abrams George W., agricultural imple-
ment agent
Acton James A., mate
* Also called Silver Lake.
DOMINION 3842 DIRECTORY.
Acton Joseph A,
Acton Mrs. 8., wid Robert
Acton Nassau, shoemaker, King st
ALBION HOUSE, Bernard Shields, pro-
prietor, King st
Allan Daniel, blacksmith
Allan William, waggon skein maker
Alsted Amos, blacksmith
ASSELSTINE GEORGE N., watch-
maker, engraver and agent Montreal
Telegraph Co., King st
| Atkinson Edward L., M.D., King st
Auchinvole Alexander, tanner
Auchinvole David, tanner
| AUCHINVOLE GILBERT, tanner and
curvier
Banfield John W., tailor, King st
Barron rev. James, Presbyterian
Battams Samuel, tailor, King st
Beatty Charles, farmer
Beaumont George, saw mill
Bennett Isaac W., tinsmith, King st
Bishop John, laborer
Bockus John F., clerk
Bone David, farmer
Bradley Mrs. Henry, boarding house,
King st
Britton Charles E., of Cowan & Britton,
King st
Britton Daniel F., postmaster, store-! FP ATR AN
keeper, King st
Britton Freeman, printer, commissioner
in B. R., King st
Brophy Andrew, clerk
BROPHY DENNIS, saloon, King st
3rough Miss Maggie, teacher
BROUGH WILLIAM & ROBERT, gen-
eral merchants and dealers in pro-
duce, proprietors of Gananoque Cus- |
tom mill and wharfingers
Bulger James, cooper
Bulger John, jun., laborer
Bullis Philip, teamster
| Bulloch Willicm, of Parmenter & Bul-
loch
Butler Charles, watchman
BYERS & MATTHEW, manufacturers
of waggon and carriage axles, waggon
skeins, XC, ;
BYERS & PENN, manufacturers of car-
riage, car and locomotive springs
Byers Robert, of Byers & Penn
Byers William, of Byers & Matthew
Cameron Mrs. Susan, wid Hugh
Campbell Henry, butcher, King st
Carapbell William H., auctioneer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., John
Trenaman, agent
Carroll rev. John, ch of England
CARROLL WILLIAM B., agent Com-
mercial Union Assurance Co,
Casson rev. Wesley, Wesleyan
Chadwick Charles, moulder
Champagne Joseph, spring maker
Chapman John, farmer
Charleton John, patternmaker
Charleton William, moulder
CHEEVERS JOHN F., proprietor Pro-
vincial house
Cheevers Matthew, tailor. King st
Christ Chureh, eh of England, rev.
John Carroll, minister
CHURCH'S HOTEL, Jos, Chureh, pro-
prietor
CHURCH JOSEPH W., proprietor
Church’s hotel
Clement Louis, rivet maker
Clifford W. A., triphammersman
Collard Henry, manufacturer of iron
harrows and horse hoes
COLTON REUBEN P., manufacturer
of agricultural implements
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE
CO., W. B. Carroll, agent
| Ellis Mrs. K., confectionery, King st
| Halliday Matthew, miller
| Heaslip John, mail carrier
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—
Connor William, blacksmith
Joulton James, tailor
Cook Silas L.
COWAN & BRITTON, Proprietors Gap.
anoque nail works. Sve Ady
Cowan Mrs. Elizabeth
Cowan Oliver D., of Cowan & Britiy
Cross William, grocer and Wharfinger
Crysler Charles B., reeve, merchant
King st
Cullen John F., teacher
Cummings Richard, laborer
Cummings Riley, laborer
Curran Richard, plasterer
Damien Thomas, shoemaker
Darley Thomas, cabinetmaker
Dempster James, cattle dealer
Dempster William, cattle dealer
Dickinson Robert, machinist
Dillon Michael, axle maker
Donahue Patrick, cooper
Donahue Thomas, machinist
Donavan James, clerk
EDWARDS WILLIAM, general woo
work, pattern and cabineitmaker
Ellis Kdwin H., clerk
ELLIS JAMES, tavernkeeper, bailif
ONTARIO. |
Kerr George, h
‘irker James,
Kirker Miss Mi
milliner
Miss Fanq
hance & Qu
F oque house
Landon Edgar,
Larmer Jean Bi
arose Jean, lal
Latimer Solom
atimer Williar
jatimer Williar
,auzon Pierre,
awson John, ¢
jegge Joshua, f
egge Joshua,
JeCammon Sar
and clerk Divi
Carey Charl
HeVonnell And
{eCormick Sam
feCrum Robert,
Fair John
DANIEL, manufacture
Britannia metal spoons
Fairman Warren, saw mill
Finley William, quarryman cDONALD Hi
Fish Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Nathan real estate, &e
Gagnon Joseph, laborer cDonald John,
Gananoque house, Lachance & Quim,giicDonald Mrs. |
proprietors John
GANANOQUE SPRING WORKS eGivern James
& Penn, proprietors eGivera Patric
Gauthier rev. C. H., R. catholic math Kdwari
Garieau Oliver, laborer ENZIE WII
Givens David A., teacher
Gordon rev. Henry, Presbyterian
Goulette Adolphe, shoemaker
Goulette Alfred, turner AeMurchy John |
GOULETTE O. V., manufacturer bre ePherson Henry
ferruled handles, spindles, sere Joseph, po
drivers, spinning wheels, and whel s William, s
heads Har Henry C.,
Green Windsor, hoopmaker ler Robert M.
Greenizan Mrs, 8. I°., grocery, Kings Kings
Greenizan Simon F., moulder
Grey William, teamster
Haig David, tavernkeeper, King st
HALL AARON W.,, shovel and fori
handle manufacturer, general turing
Hall Richard R., turner Istine, ag’)
Jobn, swi
Hanna Richard, carpenter oulton John, shi
HAYWARD & ABBOTT, manufacturer undus r John,
of the Universal clothes wringer ty W ‘Hiam, he
Hawyard William, machinist rien Peter, gri
Haynes Harrison, axle maker
Connor Michae
Flahe tty Micha
Neil Lawrence,
Toole John, lab
rmiston John, e
rer Parker, pel
stler F,, file mal
ARMENTER &
facturers iron ay
plat %, kettle e
armenter Charle
Bulloch
armenter James
armenter Joel D
Aiterson Calvin,
atterson Henry,
enn George, of |
otter Mrs, Willis
Otter William, 4
oulet Andrew, g}
ROVINGIAL Hf
proprietor, Kin:
Heaslip Philip, J.P., accountant
Heaslip Thomas
Henderson James, farmer |
Hepworth rev. D., Home missionary
Hiscocks John, storekeeper, King st
Hnghes James, shingle cutter
HUNT JOHN D., proprietor Hunts
hotel
Hunt Mrs. Catherine, wid John
Hurst George, baker, King st
Hyde Bartholemew, laborer
Inwood John A., saloonkeeper, Kings
Jackson Wm., flour merchant, King
Johnston Mrs. Mary, wid Edward
Jones D. F., of D. F. Jones & Co.
JONES D.F., & Co.,, manufacturers
shovels, spades, grain scoops, fort
hoes, &c.
Kee John, finisher
Kellow William, laborer
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anal
ucksmith
or
YN, proprietors
3. Big '
‘th
of Cowan & Brittn
er and wharfings
-» TeeVe, merchant
cher
, laborer
aborer
austerer
oemaker
yinetmaker
ttle dealer
cattle dealer
machinist
e maker
ooper
nachinist
ark
TAM, general woo
1 cabineimaker
rk
vernkeeper, bailif
ctionery, King st
IL, manufacture
poons
aw mill
arryman
, wid Nathan
borer
Lachance & Quin,
ING WORKS Byes
Vs
. R. catholic
orer
sacher
Presbyterian
hoemaker
ner
manufacturer brs
s, spindles, screw
wheels, and wht
pmaker
., grocery, King st
., moulder
ster
keeper, King st
7., shovel and fort
rer, general turning
ner
niller
rpenter
OTT manufacturer
clothes wringers
machinis
xle maker
vaurrier
accountant
urmer
ome missionary
skeeper, King st
gle cutter
~ proprietor Hunts
», wid John
', King st
laborer :
oonkeeper, Kings
nerchant, King st
wid Hdward
. Jones & Co.
., manufacturers
rain scoops, fork
orer
ONTARIO, | DOMINION
343 DIRECTORY.
GAN-GAR
eee
Kerr George, harnessmaker
‘irker James, King st
Kirker Miss Mary M., dressmaker and
milliner ya
Kyes Miss Fanny, milliner
achance & Quinn, proprietors Ganan-
oque house
Landon Edgar, saddler
armer Jean Baptiste, laborer
jarose Jean, laborer
Latimer Solomon, cooper
atimer William, cooper
jatimer William F., clerk
,auzon Pierre, laborer _
awson John, carpenter and joiner
jegge Joshua, farmer :
vge Joshua, jun., township reeve,
captain of volunteer company and
farmer i
IKE ASSOCIATION OF SCOT-
LAND, W. Brough, agent
ivingstone Daniel, blacksmith
ivingstone John, machinist
ourie & MeNanghton, spoke factory
loyd Job, laborer
ack William, hotelkeeper
eVammon Samuel, druggist, notary
and clerk Division court and council
feClarey Charles, harnessmaker
{Connell Andrew, shoemaker
eCormick Samuel, shovel maker
fcCrum Robert, M.D., King st
eDONALD HERBERT S., proprietor
real estate, &c. (Brockville P.O.)
cDonald John, mason and stonecutter
cDonald Mrs. Henrietta M., wid hon,
John
vern James, laborer
eGivern Patvick, glazier
h Edward, laborer
CKENZIE, WILLTAM, cabinetmaker,
King st
cLennan John, framer
Mullen John, laborer
cMurchy John B., machinist
mn Henry, rafter
Joseph, polisher
s Willlam, stonemason, King st
tHenry C., grocer and news agent |
iller Robert M., veterinary surgeon,
King st ; :
IWCHELL GEORGE, builder, car-
mage maker, manufacturer of mat-
trass filling
itehell Miss Sarah, teacher
ONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,G.N,
Asselstine, agent
orton John, switchman G.T.R.
oulton John, shovel maker
undusor John, laborer
William, bookkeeper
en Peter, grist mill, cooper
onnor Michael, blacksmith
laherty Michael, moulder
Veil Lawrence, baker, King st
Toole John, laborer — ;
Mmiston John, collector of customs
ser Parker, springmaker
Ktler F., file maker
TER & BULLOCH, manu-
tur 's Iron and copper rivets, felloe
Plates, kettle ears, braces, mops, &e.,
armenter Charles L., of Parmenter &
Bulloch
arnenter James-W., J.P,
armenter Joel D., farmer
fatterson Calvin, teamster
Atterson Henry, teamster
a tee, of Byers & Penn 7
Mrs. William, milliner, King st
otter William, M.D., coroner, King st
ouletAndrew, sprin gmaker
ROVINCIAL HOUSE, J. F.C
proprietor, King st Millen
Provincial Insurance Co., 8, McCam-
mon, agent
Quinsey Kdward, millwright
tamsay Alexander, boat builder
RANDALL WILLIAM H., groceries |
and provisions, King st
Richardson Robert, laborer
Richardson Tom Pontefract, of W.N. |
togers & Co.
tobinson Richard, shoemaker, King st
Rodgers Miss Mary, teacher
Rodgers Samuel, storekeeper, King st |
Rogers Edward, laborer |
Rogers Orin, blacksmith |
Rogers William N., & Co., storekeepers
Rogers William, village assessor
Rolland Francois X., blacksmith
Roman catholic church, rev. ©. Tl.
Gauthier, pastor
Rosbeck James, farmer
Rosbeck Nicholas, farmer
Rose Pembroke G., barrister
Ross H. Hugo, principal Gananoque
academy
Ryan Patrick, boltmaker
Seale Mrs. Catherine, wid Edward,
milliner
Seals John, farmer
Sheppard James, shoemaker
Sheppard Samuel, grocer
Sheridan James, blacksmith
Sherwood Joseph, laborer
Sherwood Joseph, jun., grinder
Shiels Andrew, shocruaker
SHIELS BERNARD, proprietor Albion
house,manufacturer flour barrel hoops,
King st
Skinner Amasa
SKINNER S., & CO., silver platers and
snath manufacturers
Skinner James L., grocer, King st
Skinner Sylvester, of S. Skinner & Co.
Skinner S. C., of S. Skinner & Co.
Skinner William E., grocer, King st
Smart rev. William, Presbyterian
Smith Henry, melodeon maker
Smith Joshua, carpenter
Smith Marshall, laborer
Smith William, carpenter
Somers James, King st
Snyder Jeremiah, luborer
Snyder John, carpenter |
St Andrews church, Presbyterian, rev.
James Barron, pastor
Storey William,carriagemaker, King st
Stunden Charles, of J. & C. Stunden
Stunden George, blacksmith, King st
Stunden Jesse, of J. & C. Stunden
Stunden J. & C., storekeepers, King st |
Suddaby William, painter
Tanney Harvey, seythe-snath maker
Taylor Brothers & Co., storekeepers, |
King st |
Taylor George, commissioner Queen’s |
bench
Taylor Robert, of Taylor Brothers & Co,
Taylor Wesley, of Taylor Brothers & Co.
Thomson Hugh, trader
Thompson John L., tavernkeeper, rail- |
Way station
Thompson John, varnisher
Thompson Matthew, machinist
Toland Joseph, steam saw mill
Tooke H. H., operator G.'T.R
Towle 8. H., sawver
TRENAMAN JOHN, station agent and |
agent Canadian Express Co,
Turner James, J.P.
Turner John, saddle and harnessmaker
King st )
Waldie Abram, tailor, King st
Waldie John, farmer
Waldie John, teamster
Waldie Thomas, farmer
Watt Mrs. Isabella, wid James
Webster Charles, laborer
Wesleyan Methodist church, rev. W.
Casson, minister
White Harrison, gardener
Wilkinson John, laborer
Wilkinson William, barber
Wing John, butcher
WRIGHT ROBERT, builder and manu-
facturer of sashes, doors and blinds
Wylie Patrick, carpenter
| GARDEN ISLAND —Is inthe county
of Fronfenac, and opposite the city of
Kingston, During navigation a steamer
plies four times a day, and in winter a
stage crosses on the ice every two hours.
Ship building is carried on to someextent
here. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here. Distant from Kingston 13
miles, fare for the double trip 10c. Mail
daily. Popujation about 1100.
Allen James, engineer
Allen Thomas, boilermaker
Anderson captain Samuel
André Louis, laborer
Bedard John, blacksmith
Bellyette Amable, ship carpenter
Bellyette Louis, ship carpenter
Bellyette Nazaire, ship carpenter
Bissonnette Francois, ship carpenter
Blackwell James, laborer
Blackwell Walter, storekeeper
Blanchette Hyacinthe, laborer
Booth captain Edward
Bowden Frederick, sailmaker
Boyd Isaac, boilermaker
Brebant Augustus, ship carpenter
Breck Ira A., of Calvin & Breck
Breck Luther Warren, assistant book-
keeper
Brisbois Moise, laborer
Bryeceland Edward, farmer
CALVIN & BRECK, ship builders, for-
warders
Calvin Dileno Dexter, of Calvin & Breck
Calvin Hiram A., agent
Jarpenter Henry, finisher
Campaign John, sawyer
Charles Edwin, ship carpenter
Charles George Fairbone, assistant
storekeeper
Charles John, ship carpenter
Charles John Fairbone, storekeeper
Compean Joseph, cook
Compeau Metien, laborer
Cotton Charles, sail maker
Cumming George, postmaster, time-
keeper
Cunningham Daniel, ship carpenter
Dalzell James, ship carpenter
Davy Benjamin, ship carpenter
Davy George, ship carpenter
Deeaire Baptiste, laborer
Decaire George, liuborer
Decaire Joseph, laborer
Desforge Bantiste, laborer
Desrocher Julien, laborer
Dignem John, sawyer
Dignem Thomas, ship carpenter
Dix Joseph, sailmaker
Donelly John, wrecker and diver
Donelly Robert, ship carpenter
Donelly Thomas, laborer
Donnelly David, ship carpenter
| Donnelly John, ship carpenter
Donnelly Thomas, butcher
Doyle Patrick, ship carpenter
Dufresne Pierre, ship carpenter
Dugdale Henry, landing waiter
Emond Moise, blacksmith
Ferguson Thomas, ship carpenter
tammon Jasper, laborer
Gillie James, finisher
Glen Andrew, blacksmith
Gloude Isidore, laborer
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DOMINION 344 DIRECTORY.
[Province 9
BRACE CRN et a Pera ee ee Le Ty en eT OT er gy om TM CNY STERN ee oT ered toe 1 ea
Gloude Joseph, ship carpenter
Gobeil Edouard, ship carpenter
Grant Daniel, flour mill
Grey Thomas, assistant baker
Grier Roger, ship carpenter
Harper Harry, ship carpenter
Hazlett John, engineer
Hazlett William, jun., boilermaker
Hazlett William, sen., boilermaker
Hess George, blacksmith
Hickey James, engineer
Jacques Baptiste, laborer
Jaquith Isaac, ship carpenter
Johnston Gilbert, finisher
Johnston James, finisher
Johnston William, foreman
Jones Peter, finisher
Jones William, boilermaker
Julien Louis, sailor
Kelly William, fireman
Kennedy David, ship carpenter
Kennedy James, ship carpenter
Kennedy John, ship carpenter
Kennedy Joseph, sailor
Kennedy Samuel, ship carpenter
Kennedy William, fireman
Kennedy William, ship carpenter
Keyes William, ship carpenter
Kingsley William, ship carpenter
Ladrique David, laborer
Lalonde Alexandre, blacksmith
Lalonde Alexandre, culler
Lalonde Joseph, laborer
Lalonde Louis, ship carpenter
Lambert George, laborer
Lantier Ozee, ship carpenter
Lantier Roger, blacksmith
Lefebvre David, laborer
Lepage Joseph, blacksmith
Lepage Léon, laborer
Lesslie William, accountant
Lewers David, sailor
McGarity George, laborer
McQuoid John, ship carpenter
McReady William, fireman
Malone Anthony H., bookkeeper and
telegraph agent
Malone captain Abraham
Marshall Robert, assistant foreman
Martin William, sawyer
Miller John, engineer
Milligan captain Alexander
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
H. Malone, agent
Mooney Thomas, foreman
Moses John, oakum manufacturer
Mullin John, carpenter
Nancollas Robert, village clerk
Nihill Peter, ship carpenter
Nolan James, laborer
O’Brien Thomas, ship carpenter
O’Brien William, teamster
O'Donnell Timothy, culler
O’Mullen John, ship carpenter
O'Riley James, engineer
O'Riley Luke, engineer
O'Riley Thomas, engineer
Palladeau Henry, ship carpenter
Palladeau Louis, laborer
Paquette Joseph, laborer
Phaire Thomas, ship carpenter
Priest George, sawyer
Prieur Joseph, laborer
Quigley John, ship carpenter
Quinn Francis, ship carpenter
Quinn James, ship carpenter
Quinn Terence, ship carpenter
Rawlings John, sawyer
Rice Thomas, carpenter
Roguey William, sailor
Roney Edward, ship carpenter
Roney Henry, foreman shipyard
Roney James, ship carpenter
Roney William Henry, ship carpenter
CO., A.
Sauvé George, laborer
Sauvé Joseph, blacksmith
Shaw Samuel, ship carpenter
Short captain James
Simmons Jacob, ship carpenter
Simonds John, boilermaker
Simonds William, laborer
Smith Joseph, baker
Smith Thomas, engineer
Snell Thomas, sailor
Spencer captain Louis
St Amos Henri, laborer
Thériault Frangois, engineer
Trickey Onezime, blacksmith
Trickey Cyrille, laborer
Turcot Isaac, sailor
Watts James, shoemaker
Whittimore Paul, cabinetmaker
*GARDEN RIVER-—An extensive
Indian reserve on the bank of the River
St Mary, township of Sault Ste Marie
district of Algoma. It extends along the
river about 9 miles, and about the same
distance into the interior. The village
takes its name from a stream running
from the interior in a southerly direction,
and emptying itself into the river St.
Mary at thisspot, The river Esto, where
there isa small English settlement, isin the
vicinity, The Indians occupy themselves in
hunting, fishing,agriculture, boat-building,
lumbering, &c. There is a grist mill in
course of erection. The Royal mail steamers
Algoma and Chicora call alternately, every
tive days, on their way from Collingwood
to Fort William. Distant from Sault
Ste. Marie 12 miles, from Bruce mines 40
miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 360 miles, from
Toronto 456 miles, from Montreal 788 miles.
Mail weekly in summer, fortnightly in
winter. Population about 400,
Augusta George
Augusta Thomas
Bell John
Bell Joseph
Bell Peter
Birchbark John, farmer
Butchart James, carpenter
Chance rev. James, ch of England,
postmaster
Cobeine John
Driver William, engineer
Findlay Alexander, farmer
Holdcroft Thomas, farmer
Hole in the sky William
Jones Peter
Kabaooser George, farmer
Kabaooser William, farmer
Knothman rey. William, R. catholic
Lagush Pierre
La Rouge F., farmer
M iddlesky James
Middlesky John
Misegien Moshelle :
Pine Augusta, Indian chief
Pine George
Pine James, farmer
Pine Louis
Recollet John
Rush John, farmer
Rush William, farmer
Sahguhjewarosa Francis
Saunders Francis, farmer
Saunders John, farmer
Serre Joseph, Indian chief
Stone Charles, farmer
Shebahkeghik John, farmer
Shebahkeghik Joseph, farmer
Tegoosh Joseph
Tegoosh'John, trapper
Tegosh Peter, farmer
Thibeau Joseph
Thompson Jacob, Indian chief
Wagemah Jokn
*The Indian name is Ketegaune-seebe
Wahbetnoosa Alexander
Wildman Henry, Indian chief
Wildman William, farmer
of Miller, county of F
from Perth, a station of the
and Ottawa railway, 51 miles,
ly. Population about 40,
Bennett John, farmer
Brimner William, treasurer
Mail wee
common schools
Caprin George, storekeeper
Cousins Thomas, farmer
Creighton Ritchie, farmer
Hicks Isaac, councillor
Lackay Alexander, jun., hotelkeeper
Lackay Alexander, sen., farmer
Lackay Archibald, farmer
Playfair Elisha, crown land agent
Shaw William, storekeeper
Stalker James, postmaster
Switser Calvin, farmer
Switser Joseph, farmer
Tate Thomas, farmer
GEORGETOWN — An_ incorponte
village in the township of Esquesi
county of Halton. The river Cred
passes through the village and afford
excellent water power. Onits banks ar
number of mills and manufactories, i
Barber Bros.
lumber and cloth, and has a considers)
retail country trade, The surrounding di
here. The Grand Trunk railway statia
is contiguous. Distant from Milton, t
county town, 12 miles, fare 6le,; fit
Toronto 28 miles, fare $1; from Guep
20 miles, fare 55c. Mail daily. Pop
tion about 1,5.0.
Allen rev. Alexander, Presbyterian
Allen William, shoemaker
Anderson G, R. clerk
Anderson Robert, carpenter
Anderson James, tailor
Armour Nicholas, watchmaker
Austin William, shoe store
Bailey Isaiah, tailor
Bailey John, sawyer
Bailey Thomas, painter
Barber J. R., reeve ;
BARBER BROTHERS, papermatt
and mill owners
Barber James, of Barber Brothers
Barber Joseph, machinist
Barclay Francis, of Barelay & Mele
postmaster
Barclay & M cLeod, storekeepers
Barret L. L., dentist
Bell Charles, teamster
Benham Alfred, livery stables
Bird John, shoemaker
Blevin Gabriel, shoemaker
Bradley James, farmer
Brasbie Arthur, clerk
Breen Edward, laborer
Briggs rev. Joel, Wesleyan
Brinkerhoff B. H., brewery
Bryden James, papermaker
Burchill rev. Robert, Congre
BURNS NELSON, proprietor of 8
Herald, resides in Milton
BURNS T. H., printer of the Herald
Burrows John, laborer
Butchart David, photographer
Cain James, barber ,
Campbell Avohibald, harnessmaker
Jampbell Edwin, laborer
OANADIAN EXPRESS 00,, Chat
Ryan, agent
Oheve John H., innkeeper
Cheevers Patrick, laborer
* Also called Playfair’s Corners.
* GEMLEY—A Village in the township
rontenac. Distuy
Brockvily
Brown rev. D., local superintendeyt
cluding the extensive paper milk ¢
It does a large business
trict is noted for its rich wheat growin
lands. Montreal Telegraph Co. hasan off
Barber Joseph, jun., of Barber Brothen
rational
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NADA, D. Ma
Mark Thomas,
lark Isaac
oleman James
Jonlan Robert,
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Copeland Davic
‘orry John, yeq
Jostigan Jame:
ostigan Patric
‘ostigan Thom
‘reech Samuel,
rowley Patric
(ulp Hiram, of
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‘urtis J., clerk
‘ushman Georg}
Dade rev. Charl
Payfoot George
ayfoot John B.
eCloot Thoma
ePotie James,
undas William
llis George, te:
llis & MeMaste
LLIS T.F., of J
Montreal Teleg
vans Samuel, ¢
wing rev. Robe
leming Thomag
orsayeth Rober}
reeman Williat
reestone Josep!
ulcher Patrick,
fane Henry, she
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Samuel
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Hall Foreman D.
fannham Edmui
lardy William,
larley John, bla
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Hartwell Lewis,
arvey John, pay
Harwood Robert,
ayes Edward, 1:
enderson Philip
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manivcins John, int
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illock John ©.,
obden William,
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Jolinson Robert,
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ennedy Cyrus,
Kennedy John, f
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sillor
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own land agent
rekeeper
stmaster
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wuship of Esquesia
mm, The river Cred
1e village and afford
wer. Onits banks ar
and manufactories, i
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Joes a large business i
, and has a considerthl
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ts rich wheat growin
legraph Co. hasan ofit
Trunk railway stato
istant from Milton, th
miles, fare 60e. ; fd
fare $1; from Gueb
Mail daily. Popul
der, Presbyterian
yemaker
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carpenter
ailor
watchmaker
hoe store
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arber Brothers
chinist
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brewery
lermaker
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proprietor of 4
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tographer
1, harnessmaker
laborer
RESS CO,, Chat
keeper
aborer
bfair’s Corners.
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ITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF CA-
NADA, D. McTavish, agent
lark Thomas, innkeeper
‘ark Isaac
oleman James, laborer
onlan Robert, moulder
ook Samuel, laborer
Copeland David, papermaker
orry John, yeoman
‘ostigan James, laborer
‘ostigan Patrick, shoemaker
‘ostigan Thomas, shoemaker
‘reech Samuel, currier
‘rowley Patrick, waggonmaker
Julp Hiram, of Culp & McKenzie
‘ulp & McKenzie, carriagemakers
‘urtis J., clerk
Jushman George, painter
ade rev, Charles, ch of England
Pavfoot George C., yeoman
avfoot John B., shoe factory
eCloot Thomas, laborer
ePotie James, storekeeper
undas William, carpenter
llis George, teamster
llis & McMaster, storekeepers
LLIS T, F., of McMaster & Ellis, agent
Montreal Telegraph Co.
vans Samuel, carder
wing rev. Robert, Presbyterian
leming Thomas, laborer
orsayeth Robert, barrister
reeman William, M.D.
reestone Joseph, carter
Fulcher Patrick, laborer
hane Henry, shoemaker
yane William, shoemaker
harman William, blacksmith
jilman Samuel, laborer
vlassey Allan, laborer
rodfrey Thomas, laborer
iodenow Lafayette W., clerk
andon James, shoemaker
weaves Alexander, blacksmith
lall Foreman D., currier
fannham Edmund, waggonmaker
lardy William, papermaker
arley John, blacksmith
arris Thomas, laborer
fartwell Lewis, farmer
arvey John, papermaker
Harwood Robert, papermaker
ayes Edward, laborer
enderson Philip, grocer
HERALD (THE), weekly, annual sub-
scription $1; Nelson Burns, proprie-
r; T. H. Burns, printer
Paul, laborer
iggins James, innkeeper
iggins John, innkeeper
lock George, tanner
illock John C., tanner
obden William, tailor
ope William, bookkeeper
losie John M,
unter David, laborer
twin Robert, butcher
Jolinson Robert, farmer
foyce William, yeoman
ennedy Cyrus, stonecutter
Kennedy John, farmer
ennedy Maurice, farmer
enney John, laborer
ilburn Daniel, carpenter
Kilburn George, storekeeper
ang A.B, clerk
ce John, painter
eslie William, agent
indsay John, printer
vely Dennis, laborer
ong Robert, cooper
ove Andrew, laborer
owry Samuel, laborer
yun Robert, papermaker
DOMINION
McCormack Robert, laborer
McBretnay Samuel, shoemaker
McCulloch John, teamster
McDermid John, clerk
Mcllray Robert, papermaker
McKay Hugh, storekeeper
McKay Walter, carpenter
McKay William, clerk one £2
McKenzie Daniel, of Culp & McKenzie
McKenzie George C., foundry
McKinnon Donald, blacksmith
McKinnon §8.F., storekeeper
McLaren Peter, laborer
McLeod Alexander, carpenter
McLeod William, of Barclay & McLeod
McMaster & Ellis, grocers ;
McMaster Robert, of McMaster & Ellis
McTavish D., agent Citizens Insurance
Co. of Canada
Matheson Thomas G., barrister
Maw James, moulder
Miller Charles, stonecutter
Milley Thomas painter
Monaghan Philip, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., T.
F. Ellis, agent
Moore Alexander, yeoman
Moore James, yeoman
Morgan John, shoemaker
Munn John, laborer
Norwich Henry, painter
O'Driscoll John, laborer
O'Leary Thomas, shoemaker
ONTARIO HOTEL, Benjamin Thomp-
son, proprietor
Orr Edward N., marble works
Page Solomon
Parker J. G., clerk
Parkes William, waggonmaker
Phillips Samuel, insurance agent
Powell George, yeoman
Ranney Malcolm, M.D.
Redding R. A., tailor
Reid Dougall, storekeeper
Robinson L. M., clerk
Roe W, William, auctioneer
Rose Lawrence, grist mill
Rose Thomas, hop grower
Ruddy Samuel, laborer
Rue John, tailor
Ruston Thomas, druggist
Rutledge William, yeoman
Ryan Augustus, laborer
RYAN CHARLES, — station master
G.T.R,, and agent Canadian Express
Co.
Ryan William, laborer
Sanford George, laborer
Scott Robert, wheat buyer
Search Edwin, sawyer
Shaw C. M., wall paper manufacturer
Shearman Henry, laborer
Smeltzer James J., papermaker
Smeltzer Paul, yeoman
Sour Frederick, laborer
Sparling Christopher, butcher
St John James, shoals
Stacey Richard, miller
Starr Milton H., M.D.
Stathan Silas, tinsmith
Stathan Thomas, baker
Stewart James, mason
Stewart John, teamster
Stewart Thomas, butcher
Stull Henry, carpenter
Sumbling William, papermaker
Sutton John, laborer
Swain Thomas,
Tantardeni Abel, blacksmith
Taylor Isaac, shoemaker
Taylor John F., saddler
Thayer Charles, cabinetmaker
Thomas Daniel, carpenter
Thompson A. D., clerk
845 DIRECTORY.
Gro-GErR
THOMPSON BENJAMIN, proprietor
Ontario hotel
Thompson George, farmer
Thompson William, grocer
Thomson Thomas, laborer
gira rey. Anson, Episcopal metho-
1st
Tollard James, painter
Tompkins John, papermaker
Travis David 8., waggonmaker
Travis Elijah, boarding house
Unsworth rev. Jos., Congregationalist
Wadsworth Joseph, carpenter
Walker Elias, currier
Warden Peter, harnessmaker
Watson Alfred, cutter
Watson Daniel, clerk
Watson Thomas, shoemaker
Watson William, mason
Wetherad James C., livery stables
Wheeler Anthony, carter
Wheeler T. J.. watchmaker
White E. C., envelope maker
White Frederick, envelope maker
Whittaker Thomas, hardware
Willsie Thomas, farmer
Wilson J. G., cabinetmaker
Wilson John, laborer
Wilson John, shinglemaker
Winnie William, laborer
Wright William ©., M.D.
Young Robert, clerk Division court
Young Thomas, storekeeper
* GEORGETOWN —A small village
on the river Moira, at the head of Lake
Stoco, being on the ninth concession of
the township of Hungerford, county of
Hastings. This place contains the town
hall and school house, Distant from
Tweed 1 mile, from Belleville, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles,
fare $1, Population about 180.
Bone John, surveyer
Braan James, blacksmith
Carleton John, bailiff
Ellis Stephen, farmer
Garrett William, mechanic
Hinchy Thomas, shoemaker
Jellyman Joel, joiner
McCallum Alexander, tanner
McCammon John, carpenter
Ouderkirk James, joiner
Premo Jeremiah, tavernkeeper
Pringle Joseph, farmer
Pringle Solomon, farmer
Sills John, farmer
Vandusen Robert, watchmaker
Wheeler George, carpenter
Woodcock Mrs. Melinda, wid Peter
+GERMAN MIELLS—A small village
in the township of South Dumfries, coun-
ty of Brant. Distant from Rosebank 1
mile, from Harrisburg, a station of the
Great Western railway, 4 miles. Fopula-
tion about 30.
German George, carding mill
German George, jun., farmer
terman Wesley, spinner
German William :
Okmandy Thomas, finisher
+ GERMAN MILLS—A small village
in the township and county of Waterloo.
Distant from New Aberdeen 2} miles,
from Berlin, the county town and a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles,
from Guelph 16 miles, from Toronto 64
miles, fare $2, Population about 100.
Arndt William, flour packer
Batz George, farmer
Boehmer Louis, cooper
Cressman Isaac, farmer
*The post office is at Tweed
+The post office is at Rosebank.
6 a Sg post office is at New Aberdeen or
erlin.
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Histandt George, farmer
Johaness John, farmer
Lang Henry, laborer
Miller Charles, laborer
Moyer George, farmer
Safeld Charles, laborer
Snyder Elias, jun., mill owner
Snyder Elias, sen., saw mill
Snyder Isaac, farmer
Snyder John, farmer
Steinmiller Jacob, miller
Wambald Tobias W., saw mill
Weber Peter, miller
Wilfong Isaac, laborer
Zeller Ludwing, cooper
GILBERT'S MILLS—A small village
in the township of Sophiasburg, county
of Prince Edward, Distant from Picton
74 miles, from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, Mail bi-
weekly. Vopulation about 60.
Black Charles, farmer
Demill Fleet, farmer
Dingman William R., farmer
furlong Patrick, farmer
Gilbert Brothers, saw mill
Gilbert John D., of Gilbert Brothers,
postmaster ‘
Gilbert William R., of Gilbert Brothers
McQuaid Alexander, laborer
Palmer William, shoemaker
Pearsoll Smith, farmer
Pearsoll Thomas, farmer
Ross Alexander, farmer
Wright Thomas, farmer
GILFORD —A village in the township
of West Gwillimbury, county of Simcoe,
It is a station of the Northern railway
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant from Bell Ewart 4 miles, from
Barrie 16 miles, from Richmond Hill 3
miles, trom Collingwood 45 miles, trem
‘Poronto 49 miles, Mail daily, Popula-
tion about 200,
Adey George, laborer
Brennan John, carpenter
Beatty William, proprietor Royal hotel
Bradford Robert, teamster ~
Charles Thomas, carpenter
Collins John, carpenter
Craney Edward, shoemaker
Doolittle George, farmer
Doolittle John, farmer
FRASER ALEXANDER, stage pro-
prietor
Gilford hotel, Richard McCann, pro-
prietor
Glen William, clerk
Good Cephas, produce dealer
GRAHAM WILLIAM H., postmaster,
general merchant
Ham J. M., tailor
Hillman Thomas, laborer
Huff Alvy, builder
Hughes James, farmer
Jay W.,, blacksmith
KIRK C. W., station master Northern |
railway
McCann Richard, proprietor Gilford
hotel
McConkey Thomas, saw mill, com- |
missioner in 3.R., official assignee
McRae —, tailor
Mattenby George, farmer
Mattenby Richard, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Nelson Robert, storekeeper
Nelson William
Neily James, laborer
Neily Mathew, contractor
Neily Samuel
Neily William, farmer
Nesbit Henry, carpenter
O'Donnell Richard, laborer
DOMINION 3846 DIRECTORY.
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Pett James, painter
Rathwell William, farmer
Rogers John, hotelkeeper
Royal hotel, W. Beatty, proprietor
Short James, laborer
Spence William, laborer
Stanford Edward
Steele John, blacksmith
Swallom Henry, builder
| Tabo Laurence, laborer
| Tabo Laurence, jun., laborer
Thomas William, farmer
Vaughan Robert, contractor
| Wilson John, laborer
|
GLADSTONE — A village in the
township of South Dorchester, county of
Middlesex, Distant from Dorchester, a
station of the Great Western railway, 6
miles, from London 16 miles. Mail bi-
weekly. Population about 200.
Boothby Joseph, farmer
Brodie Alexander, farmer
Butchard John, farmer
Campbell William, farmer
Demarais David, farmer
Dundas Alexander, blacksmith and
waggonmaker
Marquhar John, farmer
| Groat Kdward, farmer
Hare Arthur
Hill William J., farmer
Hunter William, farmer
Jackson Henry, farmer
Jackson William, jun., farmer
Jackson William, sen., farmer
Kennedy Donald, farmer
Lavigne Francis, carpenter
McCallum Daniel, farmer
McCallum Dunean, farmer
McCallum Hugh, farmer
McCallum Neil, farmer
McCaughrine Mrs.
McDonald Mrs. Donald, farmer
McLaughlin Neil, storekeeper
McMurray James, furmer
McMurray Levi, postmaster, store-
keeper
McMurray Morris, farmer
| MeVicar Dugald, farmer
Manning Jacob, farmer
Marsh Randall, farmer
Marsh William, farmer
Moore William, farmer
Pearson Edward, farmer
Scott William, carpenter
Swales Bartholemew, farmer
Swales William, farmer
Tooly Richard, jun., farmer
Tooley Richard, sen., farmer
Vincent Michael, farmer
Ward Peter, farmer
Watcher William, farmer
York Augustus, farmer
| York Mrs.
GEA WERYYS—A small place on the shore
of Lake iluron, townships of Greenock,
Bruce and Kincardine, county of Brace,
Distant from Paisley 10 miles, from Wal- |
kerton 18 miles, from Goderich, the
northern terminus of the Buffalo and
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 49 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 80.
Bigdon William, hotelkeeper
Brown John, lumber dealer
Campbell Alexander, blacksmith
Campbell Duncan, farmer
Crawford James, posunaster
Harrison R. W., dealer
McIntyre M.J., saw mill
Madden Henry, shoemaker
Pickard Thomas, farmer
Preston J. W., farmer
Preston B., farmer
[PRovinog O
GLANWORTH-A smal vilag 4
the township of Westminster forden Leonar4
of Middlesex. It is astation ofthe nd orden Michae
don and Port Stanley railway, Dig ttewell Samue
from St Thomas 7 miles, trom [oy ‘ee surged
8 miles, Muil daily. Population abggfame "LAY SUrs
100. arker Benjam
3rady James, farmer vpn Elijal
Collins Richard, innkeeper picts Phil
1 Ma atterson PHO
Coughlan John, farmer ‘orson Jolin
Coughlan John C., farmer ¥ 1 George, lal
Doyle John, farmer fell Mire “Rabec
Krrington Frederick W., farmer rdeman John
Fisher Vicars, J.P., farmer
Glenn Michael, farmer
Harrington James, station agent
Jackson Minchin, J.P., farmer
Kendrick J., shoemaker
Kerr Murdock, farmer
Kindre George, grocer
Kindre Joseph, shoemaker
Lee Richard, butcher
McKenzie C., farmer
McPherson John, farmer
McPherson Dougald, farmer ,
| McTaggart Archibald, waggonmaker
| Pearce John W., farmer
Quinn Terence, farmer
Regan Cornelins, farmer
‘Regan Dennis, farmer
Rose Daniel, farmer
Shaver Charles, blacksmith
Smith Walter, farmer
Turnbull John, postmaster, tavem
keeper
LENALLAN
the township of
ton, It contait
mill, a woollea f¢
tant from Elmirg
s(joldstone, a sta
Grey and Bruce
commissioner it
court, general
manent I’reehol
lan James, cler
lward James,
dley George, gr
ker Richard
rlow Michael, b
row William, b
rlow William, tq
rlow William, ¥
rd Henry J., wo
maldwell William,
lark Kearn, plast
arke “". as, jo
Dkman Jas, er:
psford Edward, f
busland Archibal
ane rev, Isaac, V
brat Henry, black
att Theodore, shc
buet David, farme
GLASCO'WE—A small placein the tom
ship of Holland, county of Grey, Dis
tant from Griflin’s Corner 6 miles, ftoa
|} Durham 14 miles, from Owen Sound, th
county town, 26 miles, from Co
the terminus of the Northern railway,¥
| miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population abo
50,
Aitken John, weaver
English John, postmaster
Mackay —, weaver
Priel John, farmer
Ready Thomas, farmer Bei Qsarwe: trad
Stiffer Joseph, farmer ma John, 7p
ae x is. farmer ‘
Quirk Dennis, farmer B.R., insurance a,
n John, blacksn
tig Peter, shoem:
vey Samuel A.,
‘1 Paul, shoem
boston Mandus, «
hoston Thomas, ¢
llkner Pitty, ear
Ivers K. B., blac
Ve James, painter
tz Calvin, M.D.
(uire rey, Thom:
Intosh John, care
Lachlan Hugh, t
lot John, carpen
nderson John, sa
derson Mrs., mil
n Robert, dry i
nell Thomas) sh
peel William, sh
ttin N., harnessm
George, bailiff
hes Robert, masor
nes Robert, tailor
hell James, of S)
loy John, J.P. f
vy ff
thy James, p
ms hotel
N Robert, butcher
on Arthur, welld
1 American hot
Prietor
mer William, lime
met William, jun
More J. druggist
Hers Neal, cabinet
‘GLASGOW A village in the tow
ship of Albion, county of Peel, Distal
from Albion or Bolton, a sts
Toronto, Grey and Bruce
mile, from ‘Toronto 28 miles.
about 380,
Brown Thomas, sawyer
BUIST WILLIAM 3&.,
woollen mills
Coulter John, spinner
Forth Richard, laborer
Griffin William weaver
McArthurs William, carder
McCaw Hugh, spinner
McCaw John, carder
Whitter William, laborer
Williams James, mill superintendent
GLASGOW—A_ small village int
township of Uxbridge, county 0} ta
Distant trom Frenchman's bay. ¢
of the Grand ‘Trunk railway,
fare 60c.; from Whitby, the out
town, 22 miles, trom Toronto 54 mil
Mail daily. Population about 100.
proprietor 4
Brown Hiram, laborer
Burges John, cooper
Burges Francis, cooper
Campbell Cassius, school teacher
Fenton & Patterson, dentists ae
Fenton William, of Fenton & Patter
Graham William, mason |
Latchem Thomas, blacksmith
Manley J., miller
Miller Elisha, hotelkeeper
* The post office is at Albion.
[PROVINor ty INTARIO. |
-A. small vill
Westminster, cmt
a station of the Ip
ley railway, Distayg
miles, from Londgy
forden Leonard, trader
orden Michael, trader
B rinary surgeon
U > y . .
y. Population aboy arker Benjamin, postmaster,
keeper “A
r atterson Elijah, of Fenton & Patterson
nkeeper atterson Philo, carpenter
mer jerson Jolin
farmer eid George, labore!
] dell Mrs. Rebecca
< W.,, farmer rideman Jolin, photographer
farmer
ner
station agent
.P., farmer
LENALLAN-A pleasant village in
the township of Peel, county of Welling-
ton, It contains a steam grist and saw
mill, a woollea factory, and tannery. Dis-
aker tant from Elmira 10 miles, fare 60c. ; from
er Foldstone, a station of the Wellington,
cer Grey and Bruce railway, 9 miles, from
»maker Berlin, a station of the Grand Trunk
emanee railway 22 miles, fare $1; from Guelph
er es miles. Mail daily. Population about
er 400.
umer
dams David, trader
WLAN GEORGH, J.P., postmaster,
commissioner in B, R., clerk Division
court, general merchant, agent Per-
d, farmer
uld, waggonmaker
rmer
ote manent l'reehold Building Society
armer Oa rade
ner lan James, clerk
: ward James, trader
: ksmitl dley George, groceries and dry goods
oe ket Richard
tlow Michael, builder
yostmaster, tavern :
row William, blacksmith
low William, teacher
low William, welldigger
Henry J., woollen factory
dwell William, weaver
ark Kearn, plasterer
arke “'. as, joiner
bokman Jas, cradle maker, carpenter
bsford Edward, farmer
busland Archibald, weaver
ane rev. Isaac, Wesleyan
bran Henry, blacksmith
att Theodore, shoemaker
buet David, farmer
buet George, trader
son John, J.P., commissioner
B.R., insurance agent, merchant
t John, blacksmith
ig Peter, shoemaker
vey Samuel A., M.D.
nsel Paul, shoemaker
n Mandus, cradlemaker
as, coachman
ulkner Fitty, carpenter
Wers K. E., blacksmith
ve James, painter
tz Calvin, M.D.
(iuive rey, Thomas, Presbyterian
lntosh John, earder and spinner
Lachlan Hugh, tailor
lot John, carpenter
nderson John, sawyer and carpenter
derson Mrs., milliner
nn Robert, dry goods
tell Thomas, shoemaker
inell William, shoemaker
mall place in the tow
county of Grey. Di
; Corner 6 miles, ftom
from Owen Sound,
les, from Coll
» Northern
‘kly, Popu
ler
tmaster
mer
her
ner
in
village in the tomy
of Peel, Distal
Iton, a station of
1 Bruce railway, }
) 28 miles. Populatd
wyer
S., proprietor
hborer
Fil superintendent
mall village in 2
ty of Ontal
s Bay. 0 staiittin N,, harnessmaker
: railway, 16 be is George, bailiffand auctioner
Vhitby, the cou bes Robert, mason
o1 afl
m ‘Toronto 34 Mm
, hes Rohe atta,
htion about 100. tobert, tailor
thell James, of Small & Mitchell
Pot Noy John, J.P., farmer
thy James, proprietor
yer mns hotel
chool teacher b Robert, butcher
, dentists on Arthur, welldigger
Ne atterst ne 5 Parr
Eous &P. ition hotel, G. Zilliax, pro-
acksmith met William, limeburner
Queen’s
tewell Samuel, blacksmith and vete-
DOMINION 347 DIRECTORY.
Permanent Freehold Building Society,
G. Allan, agent
Porter Mrs., milliner
| Porter Philip, bricklayer
store-| Queen’s Arms hotel, James Murphy,
|
| proprietor
| Richet William, currier
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|
Robertson, Alexander, assistant post- |
master and bookkeeper
Tanner Charles, currier
7
| Tanner John, tanner
| Small George, of Small & Mitchell
} maker
Small
waggonmakers
; Small Samuel, shoemaker
Smith Thomas, teacher
Smith William, trader
| Sutherland William, carpenter
| grist and saw mill, and farmer
| Thomas James, gardener
Vernon John, coutractor
Vernon Edward, brickmaker
Wakeford James, porter
Ward Eli, blacksmith
maker
Watson Mrs. 8., milliner
| Watson Stewart, clerk
| Weir Alexander, patent fence builder
Weir John, engineer
| Whellen Phillip, carder and spinner
White George A., licad miller
Wilkins Robert, woodworker
| Wilson Walton, farrier
Wilson George, cattle dealer
Wilson Mrs. W., wid
Wood James, plasterer
Zilliax xeorge, proprietor
American hotel
GLENARM—A post office station in
| thetownship of Eldon, county of Victoria.
Distant from Lindsay,a station of the
Midland railway, 18 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Cooper William, postmaster
the township of Kingston,
county town, 6 miles, fare 12$e.
weekly. Population about 3800.
Blacklock William, farmer
Cashman William, farmer
| Craig Andrew, farmer
Craig William, farmer
| gy : ’ ; .
Collins Charles, blacksmith
| Daly James, farmer
| Daly John, farmer
Doyle John, J.P., farmer
‘Draper Richard, J.P., farmer
Draper Thomas, farmer
Hays John, mason
Hickey James, farmer
Hunter captain George, jun.
McCollom James, farmer
Rankin William, councillor
Sillers William, farmer
Spooner Barnabas, farmer
Spooner Reuben, J.P., farmer
Spooner William, farmer
Vair Robert, farmer
Wagner David J., farmer
} Wagner Emanuel, J.P., farmer
Walker Mrs. Bridget, wid Michael
GLENCAIRN—A small village in the
township of Tosorontio,county of Simcoe.
the Northern railway, 5 miles, from To-
ronto 85 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popula-
tion about 80.
met William, jun,, lab
more J,, dtaggiat’ zi i
pers Neal, cabinetmaker
eeper
is at Albion.
Adamson Thomas, blacksmith
Aikens David, carpenter
Allen Henry, farmer
Small John, woodworker and pump-
& Mitchell, blacksmiths and
; Sutherland William S., deputy reeve,
Ward William,blacksmith andwa ggon-
North
GLENBURNIE—A small village in
county of
Frontenac, Distant from King:ton, the
Mail tri-
Hunter George, sen., postmaster, farmer
Distant from New Lowell, a station of
Guir-GLe
Bond George, shoemaker
Cherry Abel, laborer
Detonkey Charles, laborer
Edwards George, sailor
Foster Richard, laborer
Frame J. F., bookkeeper
Giever William, tavernkeeper
Graham Robert, farmer
| Grainger William, farmer
| Hollingshead E., surveyer
| McBean James, boarding house
McBride James, farmer
Miller E., teacher
Robinson W. 'T.., inspector of lumber
Stevens Marshall N., postmaster, store-
keeper and saw mill
Thomas William, laborer
Walls John, sawyer
Wilson John, teamster
| GLEENCOE—A flourishing village in the
townships of Ektrid and Mosa, county of
| Middlesex. Grain, lumber and produce
are shipped in large quantities from this
village. Montreai Telegraph Co. has an
ofiice here. It is a station of the Great
Western railway, The Canada Air Line
| railway, now being built from here to
Ayliner, 88 miles, and thence to Canfield,
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 64
mile will make Glencoe an important
junction, Distant trom London 81 miles,
from Chatham 838 miles, from Paris 78
miles, from Windsor 79 miles, from Ha-
milton 107 miles, from Niagara Falls 160
mniles, Mail daily. Population about 700
1S,
Adams Elisha, ashery
American Merchants
Co., D. McRae, agent
| Beckton Thomas, farmer
Blafr Mrs. Mary, wid Robert
Branton George E. veterinary surgeon
Cameron Miss Anna D., dressmaker
Campbell Colin, constable
Campbell John W., harnessmaker
Clanahan Andrew, builder
| Coad Richard, J.P., farmer
Cullen John, farmer
CURRIE NATHANIEL, M.P.P., farmer
Davidson A., waggonmaker
| Dobie Alexander, of Dobie & Brother
| Dobie & Brother, general store
Dobie David, J.P., farmer
Dobie George, of Dobie & Brother
Drumond John, dry goods and groceries
| Finlenson Alexander, laborer
| Frederick Samuel, school teacher
Freele George, shoemaker
) Gilbreth Tra, farmer
| Gleason Mrs. Margaret
| Gordon Ri bert, M.D.
} Graham Angus, farmer
| Grimsley Charles, tailor
| Harris James, of McRae & Harris
| Harris Thomas, of Oldreive & Harris
| HAYDEN WILLIAM, telegraph opera-
torand station agent G.W.R.
Wind Thomas, ploughmaker
Hurley Edward, farmer
Leitch Malcolm, tailor
| Love Miss Maggie, milliner and drees-
maker ;
| Lumley Bruce, carriagemaker
Lumley William G., M.D.
Lynn James, section master G.W.R.
Macdonald Angus P., M.P.
Macintyre Duncan, M.D.,
county of Middlesex
McAlpine Dugald Leitch, M.D.
McCallum John, farmer
McCracken Alexander, storekeeper
McCracken James A., photographer
McDonald Duncan, laborer
McDonald Peter, farmer
McFarlane Hector, reeve, farmer
McFie Miss Anna D., milliner and dress~
maker
Union Express
coroner
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McKeller Daniel, innkeeper
McKenzie William, laborer
McKinnon Hugh, innkeeper
McLarty Hector, farmer
McLaughlin Alexander, farmer
McNeil John, tailor
McNeil Peter, farmer
McPherson John, farmer
McRae Donaid, postmaster, general
merchant
McRae Donald B., of McRae & Harris
McRae Duncan, farmer
McRae & Harris, waggonmakers
MoRAE JOHN, J.P., lumber merchant
McRae John F., general store
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., W.
Hayden, operator
Mottashea George, shoemaker
Mulat Mrs. Mary, wid Henry
Mullen John, farmer
Olarid Robert, carpenter
Oldreive & Harris, blacksmiths and
waggonmakers
Oldreive John, of Oldreive & Harris
Sad James, farmer
Price Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel
Riggs Miss, milliner
Robinson William, farmer
Rosebrough William, tinsmith
Ross Phineas, innkeeper
Shaw James, carpenter
Simpson James, harnessmaker
Simpson William, J.P., farmer
Smith George, carpenter
Smith John, storekeeper
Squire Gilbert C., general dealer
Squire Samuel C., lumber merchant
Steinhoff Finley, blacksmith, waggon-
maker
SYMES WILLIAM, J.P., bookseller
and stationer
Thompson John, farmer
Thorburn Thomas, cabinetmaker
Walker John, farmer
William Samuel, druggist
GLENDOWER— A small village in the
gg °F of Bedford, county of Fronte-
nac. Distant from Kingston, the county
town, 80 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Popu-
lation about 60.
Babcock Earl, farmer
Howes George, farmer
Howes Richard, postmaster, storekeeper
Kelly James, farmer
Kiley James, farmer
Kiley John, farmer
MeNight John, farmer
GLEN HURON-—A small place in the
township of Nottawasaga, county of
Simcoe, Distant from Collingwood, a
station of the Northern railway, 10 miles,
ae 50c. Mail daily. Population about
Belfry Philon, farmer
Bennett John, farmer
Best John, farmer
Campbell Peter, carder
Conner James, farmer
Cooper Alexander, agent
Dallas Peter, constable
FRAME HE. M., postmaster, conveyancer,
commissioner in B. R., and issuer of
marriage licenses
Hubbard James, farmer
Jamieson James, shoemaker
Jardine David, joiner
Lawlor James, farmer
Lyman Stephen, storekeeper
McGilvray Miss Annie, teacher
MeLean Neil, farmer
McLuny Andrew, weaver
McTorlie John, farmer
MARRIAGE LICENSES, H. M. Frame,
issuer
DOMINION 348 DIRECTORY.
Moore Daniel, farmer
Moore John, farmer
Neff Mrs. Isarah, tavernkeeper
Ough John, manufacturers agent
Ovens Thomas, farmer
Parsons Edward, farmer
Perrie James, farmer
Porter Alexander, farmer
Prue John, farmer
Robinson Thomas, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Rose Stephen, farmer
Shields John, farmer
Smith Charles, farmer
Smith George, farmer
Smith John, constable
Stewart Peter, farmer
*GLENLYON-—A village in the town-
ship of Carrick, county of Bruce, Distant
from,Elora, a station of the Wellington,
Grey and Bruce railway, 40 miles, fare
$2; from Hamilton 80 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 150,
Bissicomer Bartholomus, mason
Corrigan Patrick, farmer
Conrad Peter, mason
Culliton Dennis, farmer
Culliton John, farmer
Fritzinger Michael, hotelkeeper
Gunn Alexander, carpenter
Haines Edward, farmer
Haines John, farmer
Hay William, postmaster, storekeeper
Jennings George, agent for agricultural
implements
Johnson James, farmer
Miller Philip, laborer
Parsill J. D., blacksmith
Rennie James, farmer
Sallows George, blacksmith
Schaenaw William A., tinsmith
Seiler John, waggonmaker
Shannon Samuel
Taylor Barklay R., farmer
Thomson William, tailor
Voelker Ginder, laborer
Vollick Nelson, laborer
Wallace John, turner, cabinetmaker
Wendleborne Charles, farmer
Wissler J. D., laborer
Wright Richard, farmer
GLENMEYER— A small village in the
township of Houghton, county of Norfolk.
Distant from Simcoe, the county town,
21 miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the
Great Western railway, 26 miles. Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 80.
Birdsell Benjamin, farmer
Curtis John, farmer
Harvey Andrew, J.P., farmer
Lee Benjamin, farmer
Mansell Nathan, reeve
Meyer George E., postmaster, carpenter
Raison Thomas, farmer
Shaw William, farmer
Slaght James, farmer
Smith Jacob, farmer
Whitney Sardine, farmer
Wills Robert, farmer
GLEN MORRIS—A village on Grand
river, township of South Dumfries,
county of Brant. Distant from Paris, a
station of the Great Western sie & 7
miles, fare 50c.; from Galt 7 miles, fare
25c. Mail daily. Population about 250.
Anderson Mrs. Agnes, wid John
Baker & Ford, lime burners
Baker John, of Baker & Ford
Bell Hugh, carpenter
Bell Thomas, carpenter
Brockbank James, farmer
Brockbank Richard, clerk
* Also called Balaklava.
[ Provinee 9
Rae Malcolm]
Kavanagh Jo
ompson Joh
smiths, carpe
LEN TAY
ay river, town
of Lanark, Th
nd saw mills, 2
ry, Which emp
in the manufact
from Perth, as
d Ottawa
ily. Populati
dy F. B., weal
Ph dy J B,
stle Thomas, ¢
sley Edwarc
nlon James, bl}
vidson Ralph,
vidson Robert
on David, carr]
ds, Alexande
ds Ralph, far
sdale John, c¢
rvsdale John 8,
EN TAY CAJ
James Rearns,
EN TAY W(
Hargrave & Ro
son G., sping
back Hiram, q
grave & Dodd
Bonham Milbre B., carpenter
Burnet James H., blacksmith
Hite Patrick, miller
Julham James, proprietor F i
Doherty Jong, laborer sae
Dunbar rev. John, Canada presbyteriy
Easton Robert, laborer {
Farmer's inn, Jas. Culham, proprieg
Flanagan John, waggonmaker |
Fleming Gavin, J.P., postmaster ato
keeper ; ;
Forbes Donald, laborer
Forbes William, carpenter
Forde James, of Baker & Forde
Frush Frederick, carpenter
Geddes George, waggonmaker
Germain Alva, of Germain Brother
Germain Brothers, woollen manuiy
turers
Germain Sidney, of Germain Broth
Germain Wesley, of Germain Broth
Grant Alexander, laborer
Harvie Stephen, flour mill
Head William, drover
Henderson William, blacksmith
Higginbotham Joseph, shoemaker
Hubson Alfred, laborer
Ingles Thomas, pedlar
Lapraik James, mason
Latshaw Christopher, farmer
Little Adam, clerk ‘ |
Louden William, shoemaker grave John, g
McCormack Thomas, cheesemaker grave John,
McCrae Peter, teamster png vg
McIntosh Hugh RGRAN E Ne
McKinnon Donald, proprietor Wave oo Ha
hotel a Taha 4
McWaters Thomas, carpenter a ond
Murray John, tailor «RNS JAMES
O‘Bryan Dennis, laborer Saha inti
O'Neil Charles, laborer
Rodgers John, school teacher
Scott Thomas, builder
Sharp James, J.P., farmer
Smith Eli, farmer
Smith Frederick, tailor
Waverley hotel, D. McKinnon, props
tor
Wallace Robert, distillery
Wolfe August, shoemaker
labor
le William, ca
parie William, s
argne Peter, sl
pate W. W., car
ris William, sp
yberry Henry, p
yberry Richard,
yberry Robert, }
Jabe Patrick, n
‘allum James,
anaghan N., t
zie William, ta
ton Joshua, spi
ton Thomas, n
blow James, bls
hie George, m
berts Peter, spin
BINSON & CO
Pinson William
ind Hargrave &
miway J. D., fi
cer —, M.D,
Bherland Robert
Dmpson Kerr, sh
burn Adolphus
ods Robert, dy.
LENVALE-.
Wuship of Kings
c. Distant fro
q 0c. Mail da
GLEN NEVIS-—A small village int
township of Lancaster, county of Git
gary. istant from Cornwall, astat
of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 0
from Montreal 66 miles. Mail tri-w
Population about 60.
Bergeron Louis, sawyer, joiner
Campbell John, farmer
Johnston James, farmer
Johnston John, farmer
McDonald Alexander R., joiner
McDonald Donald, blacksmith
McDonald Donald, farmer
McDonald Neil B., farmer |
McDonald Ronald, blacksmith
McDonald Seth, clerk
McDonell Alexander C., farmer
McDonell Donald, farmer
McGillis Donald, farmer, trader
McGillis Ronald A., farmer
McGillis Ronald F., farmer,
McLeod Duncan, J.P., councillor im
McLeod Farquhar, collector
McLeod Samuel R., bailiff
McMillan Donald, saw mill
McRAE A. HE. & M., general store
lumber saa as a
McRae Alexander, farme!
McRae Alex. E., of A. E. & i
J.P., postmaster, deputy reeve,
missioner Queen’s Benca.
McRae Donald, Bees
McRae Duncan, cattle
McRae John, of A. E. & M. MoRat
ington Ralph,
abe Georg
ruthers John,
ngineer
‘an James, far
ran Robert, far
idson Joseph (
2 ormerly called
ormerly called |
iio.) DOMINION
[Proviner 9
Davis Ebenezer, farmer
Denney Arthur, blacksmith
Karst Alfred, farmer
Gibson James, farmer
Gibson Robert, J.P., farmer
Gibson Robert, toll keeper
Rae Malcolm, of A. E. & M. McRae
h John, shoemaker
araejohn” & Donald, black-
smiths, carpenters
Se LEN TAY—A thriving village on the
Carpenter
lacksmith
miller
prietor Farmers;
i hip of Bathurst, county , (
Canada presbytery ay Tver tomhere are here several grist Gordon Christopher, farmer
orer i ydsaw mills, and a large woollen facto- | Langwith Joseph, hotelkeeper
ory, W employs from 85 to 40 hands
pry, wn tnatre of tweeds. Distant
rom Perth, a station of, the Brockville
nd Ottawa railway, 3 miles, Mail
aily. Population about 250.
Leonard John, farmer
Leonard John A., farmer
Merrills Justus, farmer
Moon Robert Thomas, farmer
Culham, propretg
aggonmaker
P., postmaster, stor
borer : Nugent Peter, jun., farmer
arpenter dy F. B,, weaver Nugent Peter, sen., farmer
faker & Forde mdy J.B. Orser Peter, farmer
tle Thomas, carpenter
sley Edward W., carder
nlon James, blacksmith
vidson Ralph, carpenter
vidson Robert, carpenter
on David, carriagemaker
ds, Alexander, farmer
ds Ralph, farmer
ysdale John, carder
rvsdale John 8., weaver e.2:!
EN TAY CARRIAGE FACTORY,
James Rearns, proprietor
EN TAY WOOLLEN FACTORY,
Orser Thomas, farmer
Robinson Henry, J.P.
Roycroft William, farmer
Roycroft Matthew, farmer
Ruttan Miles, farmer
Shirbins Francis, farmer
Shirbins Joseph, builder
Shirbins Robert, builder
Whitney Thompson, farmer
Wilson Alexander, blacksmith
Wortman Peter, farmer
parpenter
‘aggonmaker
Germain Brother
8, woollen manuiyy
of Germain Brothe
of Germain Brothey
laborer
lour mill
‘over
m, blacksmith
seph, shoemaker *GLEN WILLIAM-A village on the
ORS Hargrave & Robinson, proprietor River Credit, township of Esquesing,
edlar nson G., spinner county of Halton, Montreal Telegraph
nason . Ver Co. has an office here. Distant from
back Hiram, carriage trimmer
grave & Dodds, mill owners
grave John, grist and oat mills
grave John, of Hargrave & Ro-
pinson
RGRAVE & ROBINSON, proprie-
3 Glen Tay woollen factory
W. 'T., clerk
land John, tanner
kson William, painter
JAMES, proprietor Glen Tay
Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 14 miles, fare 15c.; from Milton
14 miles, from Toronto 80 miles. Mail
daily, Population about 300.
Aikert Henry, carpenter
Alexander Thomas, blacksmith
Alexander William
Allen Adam, sawyer
Breckenbridge rev, James, Presbyterian
Brown Nathaniel
Brown Robert, pumpmaker
pher, farmer
k
shoemaker
mas, cheesemaker
aimster
d, proprietor Waverf
AS, carpenter
lor
laborer
849 DIRECTORY.
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factory
Alfred, laborer
bg Joseph, laborer
le William, carpenter
parie William, sawyer
argne Peter, shoemaker
pate W,. W., carriage trimmer
vis William, spinner
yberry Henry, postmaster storekeeper
yberry Richard, pedlar
yberry Robert, plasterer
Jabe Patrick, miller
allum James, watchman
anaghan N., teacher
zie William, tanner
ton Joshua, spinner
ton Thomas, miller
blow James, blacksmith
hie George, millwright
berts Peter, spinner
BINSON & CO., saw mill
pinson William, of Robinson & Co.,
nd Hargrave & Robinson
mway J. D., finisher
neer —, M.D.
Bherland Robert, storekeeper
bmpson Kerr, shoemaker
burn Adolphus, carder
ods Robert, dyer
Brown Thomas, farmer
Cook John, proprietor Glen William
hotel
Cook Robert, laborer
Cooper David A., shingle manufactory
Emery Philip, laborer
Forgrave William, papermaker
Foster John M., builder
Foster James
Gamble William
Glass Mrs. Mary, wid
GLEN WILLIAM WOOLLEN MILL,
Charles Williams, proprietor
Grant William, dyer
Heaserson William, laborer
Herald John, tailor
Hewitt James, weaver
Hortop James, miller
Hurst Richard, woollen batting manu-
facturer
James Thomas
James T. H., turner
KER WILLIAM, dealer in tinware,
hardware and stoves
Kelly William, weaver
Lowe Jacob, pedlar
McCrea Rufus S., clerk
Mcllray Thomas, laborer
McMaster Samuel, weaver
McMaster Thomas, machinist
McMaster William, storekeeper
McMurchy Thomas, turner
MecMurchy T.,, jun., telegraph operator
Melville H. M., contractor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, T.
MeMurchy, jun., operator
Murray Alexander, waggonmaker
Murray John, waggonmaker
Roden Mrs. Melissa, wid William
Sands George, weaver
Shepherd John, laborer
Short Frank, spinner
*Formerly called Williamsburg.
aborer
rhool teacher
ulder
., farmer
tailor i
ID. McKinnon, propre
distillery
hoemaker
A small village int
caster, county of Gi
from Cornwall, a stat
runk railway,
} miles. Mail triewe
t 60.
awyer, joiner
‘armer
farmer
armer
ader R., jomet
d, blacksmith
4, farmer
., farmer
1, blacksmith
lerk
der C., farmer
, farmer
farmer, tradet
A., farmer
r., farmer
.P., councillor, tar
r, collector
. bailiff ing ; .
saw mill pigton Ralph, farmer
LENVALE—A small village in the
wuship of Kingston, county of Fronte-
c, jDistant from Kingston 9 miles,
“0c. Mail daily, Population about
isabee ears
M., general store ston George, farmer
ruthers John, postmaster, county
Bie ngineer
ry ; B, & Mad ‘an James, farmer
0) deputy reevta tan Robert, farmer
r, dep N idson Joseph O., coroner
n’s Bench.
Ormerly called Adamsville.
.P., farmer
attle dealer ormerly called Ballynahinch.
M
kB. & M. Me
Guz-Gor
Smith George, plasterer
Smith Nicholas, plasterer
Stewart James, weaver
Standish John M., M.D.
Stobo Robert, storekeeper
Tansley Westley E., lastmaker
Sa be gt blacksmith
Tweeddle Joseph, lumber merct
Walton Willlam, stoneoatter me
WATKINS WILLIAM, assistant post-
master, dealer in groceries, provisions,
hardware, crockery, glass ware and
liquors
eee Joseph, grist mill
illiams B,, manager for C, Williams
WILLIAMS CHARL ES, postmaster, pro-
prietor of Glen William woollen mill
Williams Darius, sayer
Williams Irvin, machinist
Williams Joel, tanner
Williams Mrs. F, H., wid
Wilson James, butcher
Winney James C., carpenter
Witney Osborn A,, turner
Young David B., laborer”
Woods James H., tanner
* GLOUCESTER STATION—A
small place in the township of Glouces-
ter, county of Carleton, It isa station of
the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway.
Four trains stop here daily, Montreal
Telegraph Co, has 2 office here, Distant
from Ottawa li miles. Mail daily. Pop-
ulation about 50,
Brett Mrs., wid, farmer
Brown Thomas, farmer
Burke Nicholas, laborer
BURKE THOMAS, | station agent,
operator Montreal Telegraph Co.
Campbell Robert, farmer ‘
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO,
Carson W, J., teacher
Conren James, laborer
Cunningham John, innkeeper, farmer
Curran Patrick, farmer
Duncan Thomas, farmer
Forman John, farmer
Freeman John, farmer
Gamble David, farmer
Gilligan Bartholomew, farmer
Graham Thomas, farmer
Jordan Thomas, farmer
Johnston John K,, farmer
Kerwin William, farmer
Lequie Louis, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, T.
Burke, operator
Murray Patrick, farmer
Nicholas Foran, farmer
Smyth Charles, farmer
Spratt James, farmer
+ GOBLE’S CORNERS—A small vil-
lage in the township of Blenheim, county
of Oxford. It is a station of the Great
Western railway. Distant from Wood-
stock, the county town, 10 miles, from
Hamilton 88 miles, from London 38 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 60.
Bastedo Mrs. E. J., teacher
Barker John, farmer
Beamer David S., farmer
Burns James, J.P., farmer
Goble Jasper G., farmer
Goble N. B., general agent
Goble & Son, coopers
Goble William L., J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper
Griggs John, farmer
Griggs William, laborer
Kain James, farmer
Kelly Nelson, blacksmith
Lancaster Luke, farmer
* Also called Cunningham Station.
Formerly called Arnold’s.
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Lockhart Gegston, farmer
Longstreet Samuel, laborer
McIntyre David, porter, G.W.R.
Miller John, farmer
Muir James, J.P., farmer
Muir John, J.P., farmer
Palmer David, carpenter
Rains John, cattle dealer
Robinson James, pensioner
Robinson Robert, shoemaker
Rouse Charles, farmer
Selby George, farmer
Swears Jonathan, innkeeper
Underhay George, farmer
Walker William, farmer
GOD ERICH-The chieftown of the coun.
ty of Huron is situated on the east shore of
the lake of the same name, at the mouth
of the river Maitland, The surrounding
country is very fertile and picturesque,
and the town is much frequented during
the summer by visitors from all parts, to
take advantage of the cool breezes which
are continually blowing from the lake,
Large quantities of wheat are annually
raised and exported trom this neighbor-
hood. Goderich has a good and conve-
nient harbor, which is to be deepened and
improved by government at a great ex-
yense, A gunboat is usually stationed
rere. A large elevator is constantly in
use during the summer for the shipping.
Goderich is also celebrated for her salt
wells and fisheries. There are now cight
salt wells in operation, the brine being
pumped up from a depth of about 1000 feet,
evaporated by various processes, During
last yeur 60,500 Ibs, of salt were shipped,
and since the imposition of a protective
duty of 25c, per barrelon American salt
it isestimated the demand will this year
reach at least 100,0001bs.,which amount the |
rhe tish-
wells are fully able to supply.
eries prosecuted at various points along
the coast have also been productive of
considerable wealth to the town. The boats
employed in this service number 80 and
bring in on the average 1500 Ibs, of fish
each daily, These fish are packed in ice,and
shipped to Buffulo and Rochester for the |
American markets, a considerable number
being cured here.
of Goderich not having been brought
into the market for sale and settlement |
until within the last fifteen years, the
progress and prosperity of the place was |
tor a long period much retarded; but it is
now rapidly advancing in commercial im-
portance and population. It has daily
communication by steamboats {
summer with Sarnia and Detroit, and
steamers leave at regular intervals for
Kincardine, Port Head, Baie du Dard,
and Saugeen, and ports further north on
the same shore. A large portion of the
travel and traflic of Lake Superior and
the Great West passes through this place,
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office here
Goderich is the western terminus of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway. Distant from
Stratford 45 miles, from Paris 77 miles,
from Guelph 85 miles, from Toronto 133
miles, Mail daily. Population about
4,500.
Acheson George, storekeeper
Acheson John, clerk
Acheson William, saddler
Acland Mrs. Sarah, wid, school teacher
Adams David, tailor
Adams John, carpenter
Adamson Peter, county clerk
Addison James, bailiff
Ailey Thomas, teamster
Allen Mrs. Mary, wid John
Allen Walter D.
Amann Martin, cabinetmaker
American Express Co., W. & J. Kay,
agents
Anchor Line of steamers, Mrs. Eliza
Warnock, agent
Anderson Wil iam, clerk
Andrews Stephen, butcher
The land to the north |
during |
DOMINION 350 DIRECTORY.
Andrews Thomas, butcher
Andrews William, jun., butcher
Andrews William, sen.
Archibald Charles K., dry goods
ARMSTRONG FREDERICK, agent
Canada Landed Credit Society and
Imperial Investment Co,, and money
broker
ARMSTRONG HENRY, agent Mon-
treal Telegraph Co., bookselier and
stationer
Arthur William, grain dealer
Bain Hugh, fish dealer
Bain William R., B.A., barrister
Balantyne Robert, Goderich Star office
BANK OF COMMERCE, Alexander M,
Ross, manager and county treasurer
BANK OF MONTREAL, J. H. Finlay,
manager
Barnes John, ashery
Barry & Brother, cabinetmakers
sarry George, of Barry & Brother
Barry Peter, of Barry & Brother
Bates & Elliott, waggonmakers
Bates John, of Bates & Elliott
Bates Thomas, plasterer
Baumstark Anthony, cooper
Baunstark John, cooper
Bedford John
Bell John, teamster
Biddulph George, laborer
Biggs Mrs., wid William H
Bingham Edward, proprietor Fountain |
restaurant
Bisset James, carpenter
Blackstock rey. William §8., Wesleyan
Blake John, J.P.
Bluett captain Frederick
Bolton Henry, porter
Bond James, broommaker
Boosey William J., carpenter
Booth George, clerk
Booth Robert, commercial traveller
Boubat rev. Bartholomew, R. catholic
Brackenridge James, clerk
Brackenridge John, plasterer
Braden & Clucas, painters
3raden Robert, of Braden & Clucas
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, first
class sauuple rooms; buss to and from
all trains and boats, Joshua Callaway,
proprietor
Brochey Robert, fish dealer
Brooks William, waggonmaker
Brophy John, carpenter
Brough Allan, clerk |
Brough Secker, judge of Huron county |
court
Buchannan Jas., of Buchannan, Lawson
& Robinson
Buchannan, Lawson & Robinson, sash
factory
Budge Miss P. L., school teacher
Butchard Benjamin, carpenter
BUTLER JOHN, bookseller, stationer,
fancy goods and salt manufacturer
Cairns W.D.C.,telegraph operator G.T.R
Callaway Joseph P., farmer
CALLAWAY JOSHUA, proprietor
British Exchange hotel
Cameron & Garrow, barristers
Cameron Malcolm C., M.P., of Cameron
& Garrow
Campaigne Edward, governor of goal
Campaigne Godoim, clerk
Campaigne Mrs. Edward, matron gaol
Campbell Daniel, photographer
Jampbell John, laborer
Campbell Laughlan, fisherman
Campbell Neil, clerk
Campbell Robert, saddler
Campbell William, nursery
CANADA LANDED OREDIT SO-
CIETY, F. Armstrong, agent
[Proviner og AntO,]
Canada Life Insurance (o,, rey, Oh
: Fletcher, agent ' i
Canada salt works, T, F, McLean, ip
proprietor
Cantline Mrs., wid David
Carey Lucius
Carroll Michael, cooper
CARTER PETER H., station muy
and agent for Allan line of steamshj
Cassidy John F., M.D., druggist
Cathcart Alexander, laborer
Caticart Mrs. Jane, wid James
Cattle George, druggist
Central school, J. R. Miller, principal
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO 9
CANADA, ‘A, M. Ross, agent
Champion Edward, deputy sheriff
Clarke James, fish dealer
Clifford Edwin, baker
Clouston Robt, clerk Bank of Montry
Clucas Harry, of Braden & Clucas
Cockborne John, carpenter
Colborne hotel, kh, Martin, proprietor
Collins Alfred, shoemaker
Commercial Union Fire and Life Ag
rance ©o., 8. H, Detlor, agent
Conely James, fish dealer
Connors Arthur, night watchman
Cook captain HL, first Ontario compay
ted River expedition
Cooper Mrs., wid Robert
COX GEORGE, of Cox & Smith
Cox James, of Cox & McDonald
Cox & McDonald, broommakers
COX & SMITH, proprietors and pring
of the Huron Signal, book and
printers
Crabb Christopher, storekeeper
Craig James, fisherman
CRAIG JOHN, proprietor Steambo
hotel
Cressman Moses
Crombie Jas. & Co., lumber merchant
Crook John, of Smaill & Crook ian hotel
Curran Samuel, cabinetmaker Jonald, dey
Dancey Thomas, vessel owner ser John, sail
Danter James I',, M.D., homeopatti Alfred
physician aser Mrs. Cather
Dark rev J., Episcopal methodist pderick Isaac, w
ford Robert, cle
nough John, y
an Andrew, \
ator
ty Darius, coll
vie Bernard L|
pyle James, tea
YLE & SQ
ttorneys
ckham Jobn,
master
nean William,
nsford Charles
of Montreal
nlop Hugh, tai
ward John HH,
wards ‘Thomas
Hiot John, pensi
Hiott Lewis, of
Hiott William, ©
wood George V
wood John Y,,
wood rev, Edw
rmers Inn, G. |
rguson Daniel, §
lealer
reuson rev, Wil
erian
idler Humphre:
stead George
NLAY JAMES
of Montreal
Mn Thomas, ples
teher rev, Cha
rand agent
ance Co,and Hi
proprietor
irby Mrs, Elias
urby Richard, |:
wler Hamilton,
if CHARL
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DARK THOMAS, proprietor Dati !
hotel se Samuel, shoe
DARK’S HOTEL, Thomas Dark, pr
prietor
DAVIS GEORGE N., dealer in gene
hardware, stoves, castings, &e.
Davis Jefferson, teamster
Davison John, barrister
Dean Joel
Detlor J. C., & Co., dealers
Detlor John C.,, of J. C. Detlor& Cy
Detlor J. V., of John V. Detlor &%
president Goderich Salt Well Co.
DETLOR JOHN V., & SON, forwarte
commission merchants and coal d
ers
Detlor Samuel II., forwarder and age
Commercial Union Fire and Lift
surance Co.
Detlor Thos D. W., of J. ©. Detlor&
Dickson Archibald, postmaster
Dickson Archibald G., assistant p
master
Dickson James, registrar
Dickson John, clerk
Dickson William, turnkey gaol
Divine Robert, storeman
Dixon Thomas, shoemaker
Dixon William, clerk
Dominion Salt Well Co., Harvey Ho
president
DONAGHY WILLIAM, booksell
editor, printer and publisher 0
Gcderich Star
t Hugh, &
JT, of ©:
rside William, p
bons Robert,ree
Imore John, saw
Rscott James, bo
h brew ery,
Pa
derich Salt We
President
VDERICH STA
ubseription $1:
ditor, proprietor
odall Andrew, 2
DODING D. SHA
or, attorney, not
boding William, ;
Drdon Daniel, ea)
DRDON JOHN |
icitor, attorney,
prion Robert, ag
bursery
ace William E,
aham Charles, pi
aham Edward, g
ham GF, prof
am George, ¢¢
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T. F. McLean, Mp,
David
moet
1., station maa
an line of steamshj
D., druggist
ty laborer
, wid James
geist
R. Miller, pring
SRANCR CO
. Ross, agent
|, deputy sheriff
dealer
ker
rk Bank of Mon
vaden & Clucas
varpenter
Martin, proprietor
yemaker
1 Fire and Life As
Detlor, agent
| dealer
ight watchman
irst Ontario compag
lition
obert
f Cox & Smith
© & McDonald
broommakers
oprietors and prints
ignal, book and j
r, storekeeper
rman
roprietor Steambs
»., lumber merchaa
till & Crook
binetmaker
1 owner
M.D., homeopath
opal methodist
3, proprietor Dat
Thomas Dark, pr
N,, dealer in gent
s, castings, de.
hamster
rister
dealers
ry. ©. Detlor & 00
lohn V. Detlor &&
ich Salt Well Co.
. & SON, forwarde
shants and coal dé
forwarder and age
Fon Fire and Life
of J.C. Detlor& Ct
postmaster
d G., assistant pom
eistrar
k
urnkey gaol
reman
hemaker
rk
1 Co., Harvey Ho
IAM, bookseller,
nd. publisher o#
Ir
AIO, ]
nough John, pressman
andrew, Satobtan G.T.R. ele-
*
hy Darin, collector of customs |
le Bernard L., of Doyle & Squier
je James, teamster
YLE & SQUIER, barristers and
ttorneys
ckham Jobn, shoemaker and band
master
nean William, foreman salt well
nsford Charles R., accountant Bank
of Montreal
nlop Hugh, tailor
ward John H,
wards Thomas R.
Hiot John, pensioner
Hiott Lewis, of Bates & Elliott
Hott William, of Whitely & Elliott
wood George V., collector of customs
wood John Y., of Hays & Elwood
ood rev, Edward L., ch of England
rmers Inn, G. F, Graham, proprietor
rguson Daniel, grocer and provision
dealer
guson rev, William, Scotch Presby- |
prian
diler Humphrey, lighthouse keeper
stead George, engineer
NLAY JAMES IL, manager Bank |
of Montre:
inn Thomas, pleasure boats
tcher rev. Chas., municipal treasu-
rer and agent Canada Life Insu-|
ance Co,and Huron and Erie Savings
nd Loan Society
syth Israel, carpenter
tain restaurant, Edward Bingham,
proprietor
uirby Mrs, Elizabeth, dressmaker
urby Richard, laborer
wler Hamilton, marblecutter
ASER CHARLES, proprietor Royal
anadian hotel
ner Donald, deputy registrar
ser John, sailing master Prince
Ifred
aser Mrs. Catherine, wid Angus
derick Isaac, Watchmaker
ford Robert, clerk
se Samuel, shoemaker
ay James, sailor
diner Hugh of Hugh Gardiner &
Uv,
t Hugh, & Co., hardware
J.T, of Cameron & Garrow
¢ William, painter
bbons Robert,reeve, warden of county
more John, sawyer .
Rscott James, hookkeeper
rich brewery, Charles Wells, pro- |
et Salt Well Co., J. V. Detlor,
President
PDERICH STAR, weekly, annual
ubscription 51; William Donaghy,
tor, proprietor and printer .
dall Andrew, gardener
VODING D. SHADE, barrister, solici-
or, attorney, notary, &e,
ding William, skating rink
brdon Daniel, cabinetmaker
VRDON JOHN BELL, barrister, so-
eitor, attorney, &e,
rion Robert, agent St Catherine’e
bursery
i William BE,
aham Charles, photographer
ham Edward, roost ‘
pa G.F., proprietor Farmer’s Sun
inn George, carpenter
ND TRUNK RAILWAY ELEVA-
UR, A. Wily, manager
nt George, grocer
DOMINION 351 DIREOTORY.
Green Albert H., grocer
Green Arthur, blacksmith
Green William, cooper
Hadden Archibald, carpenter
Hadley William, carpenter
Hale Mrs, Hliza, dressmaker
Hall Thomas, shoemaker
Halliday Avchibald, saddler
Halliday Isaac, saddler
Hans Mrs. Emily, wid Henry
Hardy William, insurance agent
Harris John, storekeeper
} HART RICHARD, carriage and wag-
gonmaker, blacksmith
HAYS & ELWOOD, barristers, attor-
neys, &e,
Hays James, grocer
Hays & Elwood
Hazlehurst Benjamin, crier of court and
auctioneer
Hilton George, butcher
Hodger John, téamster
| Holmes Daniel, conductor G.T.R.
Exchange hotel
Hood Thomas, street inspector, con-
stable
Hopper Edward, pensioner
Horton Henry, grocer
| Horton Hillery, farmer
Horton Horace, deputy reeve
Horton Horaes, sen,
Hosker Edward, proprietor Maitland
hotel
Howell Harvey, of Robinson & Howell,
president Dominion Salt Well Co,
Huron & Hrie Savings & Loan Society,
rev, Charles Fletcher, agent
Huron foundry, R. Runciman & Co.,
| proprietors
HURON HOTEL, Joseph J. Wright,
proprietor
Huron Salt Well Co., Alexander McKidd
president
HURON SIGNAL, annual subscription
to semi-weekly $2; to weekly $1;
James Young, editor; Cox & Smith,
proprietors and printers
Hyslop William, mason
(IMPERIAL INVESTMENT CO., F.
Armstrong, agent
Inglis Mrs. Mary, wid William
Johnson John W., photographer
Johnston Alexander, laborer
Johnston Eli L., photographer
Johnston & Son, grocers
Son
| Johnston Thomas, sen., of Johnston &
Son
Jordan Francis, chemist
Kaig James, laborer
Kay John, of W. & J. Kay
Kay W. & J., dealers and agents
American Express Co,
Kay William, of W. & J. Kay, president
Ontario Salt Well Co,
Keating W. Y., of Lefroy & Keating, bds
at British Exchange hotel
Kerby Andrew, mail agent
Kerr James, tinsmith
Kerr Robert, engineer
Kerr William,wine and spirit merchant
Kinahan R. W.
Kirkbride Alexander, blacksmith
Kirkpatrick R. H., tanner
Kydd Thomas, clerk county treasurer’s
office
Lambert Charles G., clerk
Lamont John, carpenter
Large William, laborer
Lasham Richard, teamster
| Hays William 'T., M.P.P., mayor, of
Holt Phillip, law student, bds at British |
Johnston Thomas, jun., of Johnston & |
Goprricnr,
Laturge Antoine, confecticner
Lawson Alexander, fish dealer
Lawson David, of Buchannan, Lawson
& Robinson
Lee William, flour and feed store, grist
mill
Lefroy Anthony, of Lefroy & Keating
| Letvoy & Keating, barristers
Leith A. M., clerk
Leonard William, fish dealer
Letarge Anthony, dealer
Lewis G@. G., GTR,
Lewis lra, county attofhey
Lickfold Arthur, carpenter
Lizars Daniel, clerk of peace
Logan Miss Georgina, teacher Central
school
Logan Thomas, woollen factory
Longworth captain John
Longworth Miss Jane, teacher Ward
school
Loutit James, butcher
| Lowe Mrs. Agnes, wid Bruce
May Richard, ashery
Macara John, solicitor in chaneery
Dy
| Mack Mrs, Fanny, refreshment room
Maclean Allan P., tailor and clothier
| McBrien Robert, carpenter
McCarthy Dennis, laborer
MeCarthy Patrick, laborer
| McClennan Miss Annie, teacher Central
school
McConnell Miss Ann, milliner and dress-
maker
| McCormick Bernard, tailor
| McDermott Henry, master in chancery
| McDonald Angus, carpenter
| McDonald Arch., of Cox & MeDonald
McDonald Archibald, fish dealer
| McDonald Daniel, attorney at law
McDonald John, sheriff of Huron
McDougall Peter A., M.D., clerk Divi-
sion court
McFarlane James, tanner
McFarlane John, carpenter
McGregor Walter, cooper
McIntosh John, gunsmith
McIntosh John, jun, clerk
McIntosh Laughlin
Mclver Daniel, fisherman
Mclver Murdoch, fisherman
McKay Angus, tax collector
McKay captain William 8.
McKay Donald, laborer
McKay Donald C., of R. McKay & Bro.
| McKAY ERIC, cabinetmaker, uphol-
Johnston Hugh, deputy clerk of Crown |
sterer,undertaker and furniture dealer
McKay James A., clerk
MeKay R., & Brother,dry goods and gro-
ceries
McKay Robert, of R. McKay & Brother
| McKay William, county auditor
| McKenzie Alexander, sailor
| McKenzie Donald, laborer
| McKenzie Douglas, watchmaker
McKenzie George, storekeeper
McKenzie John, cabinetmaker
McKidd rev, Alexander N., Scotch
Presbyterian
McLean Robert, carpenter
McLean Robert, cattle dealer
McLean Thomas I’., M.D., coroner and
proprictor Canada salt works
McLeod Daniel, fisherman
McLeod John, waggonmaker
McMahon George .
McMahon Miss Martha, teacher Ward
school
McMicking G. M., M.D.
McMicking Gilbert, manager Prince
Salt Well Co.
McMillan Misses, private school
McMurchy Archibald, saloon
McNamara William, cooper
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MeNeil Duncan, laborer
McPhail Daniel, fisherman
McPhail Malcolm, laborer
McPherson John, axe factory
McPherson John, proprietor Dominion
restaurant
McPherson Murdock, fish dealer
McQuarrie Mrs. Ann, wid Archibald
McSwann Robert, sailor
McVicar Adam, mason
Maitland hotel, EB, Hosker, proprietor
Maitland salt well, 8. H. Detlor, pro-
prietor 9
Malton Edward, sailor
Mann Frederick R., painter
Martin Amos, storekeeper
Martin Elijah, proprietor Colborne hotel
Martin George H., baker
Martin Henry, proprietor Union hotel
Martin Thomas
Martin William, saddler
Mathews Wm. B., mail conductor G.T.R.
Mercer John Francis, M.D.
Mellish Mrs. Louisa, wid John
Millar James, laborer
Millar William, porter
Miller Archibald, teamster
Miller James, manager salt well
Miller James, mechanical department
LTR.
Miller John R., principal Central school
Mitchell John, storekeeper
MODEL SALT WORKS, Samuel Platt, |
proprietor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Henry
Armstrong, agent
Moorhouse Theodore J., books and sta- |
tionery |
Moran Michael, agent marble works
Morgan Miss Augusta, teacher Central |
school
Morris Kenneth, cooper
Morrison John, fisherman
Moss Mrs. Sarah, wid George
Moss William, shoemaker
Munn Philip, laborer
Munroe Alexander, clerk
Munroe Mrs., proprietress Rob Roy hotel
Murray Allan, fish dealer
Murray Collin, fisherman
Murray William, teamster
Nairn John, of Reid & Nairn
Nasmyth Alexander, tailor
Neibergall Geo.,superintendent saltwell
Newton Miss Louisa, teacher Ward
school
Nicholson Malcolm, dentist
Noble Charles, shoemaker
Noble Philo, tailor
Nolan Peter, blacksmith
O'Dea Patrick, storekeeper
O’Rourke Peter, teamster
Ontario Salt Well Co., William Kay,
president
Ord Lewis W.
Osler John, barber
Papst Samuel, teamster
Parkes Robert
Parsons George
Passmore John, carriagemaker
Pentland Samuel, shoemaker
Phillips John, soda water maker
Pinkerton Robert
PLATT SAMUEL, proprietor of Model
salt works, and Tecumseh salt well,
inventor of Platt’s patent evaporator,
&e. °
Polley Albert M., livery stable
Potts William, porter
Preston James, B.A., master Grammar
school
Pridham John, cooper
Prince Salt Well Co., Gilbert McMick-
ing, manager
DUMINION 852 DIRECTORY.
Proudfoot Robert, cooper
Proudfoot Robert, sen., laborer
Queen's hotel, Robert Wilkins, proprie-
tor
Radcliff Richard, customs clerk and
agent Scottish Amicable Life Insur-
ance Society
Ralph John, stoves and tinware
Ratcliff, & F., fancy store
Ratcliff Miss Emily, of KE. & F, Ratcliff
Ratcliff Miss Fanny, of BE. & F. Ratcliff
Reed Harry, proprietor Western hotel
Reed Mrs, Mary, wid Henry, boarding
house
Reeve Philip, tea pedlar
Reid David, teamster
Reid Jameison, plasterer
Reid James, of Reid & Nairn
Reid John, caretaker Court house
Reid & Nairn, carpenters and builders
Reid Mrs, Mary, wid Robert, confectioner
Rich Mrs, Sarah, wid William B,
Ridout T. G., teller Bank of Commerce
Roberts Robert, baggageman G.T.R.
ROBERTSON FREDERICK A,, for-
warder, commission merchant and
dealer in coal
Robertson John, fancy goods
Robertson William, tanner
Robinson Charles, butcher
Robinson Edward, sailor
Robinson & Howell, grocers
Robinson William, of Buchannan, Law-
son & Robinson
Robinson Wm., of Robinson & Howell
Rob Roy hotel, Mrs, Munroe proprietress
Rogers Patrick, fisherman
ROSS ALEXANDER M., manager
Bank of Commerce, county treasurer,
and agent Citizens’ Insurance Co. of
Canada
ROYAL CANADIAN HOTEL, Charles
Fraser, proprietor
Royal Insurance Co. of London and
Liverpool,rev. Charles Fletcher, agent
Rumball Mrs. Ellen, wid George
Runciman Jas., of R. Runciman & Co,
Runciman R., of R. Runciman & Co.
Runciman R., & Co., proprietors Huron
foundry
Rutson Thomas, laborer G.T.R.
Salts William, stage driver
Saunders James, tinsmith
Saunders William, fish dealer
Savage Mrs., wid J.
Savage William M., produce and com-
mission merchant
Scott James, county auditor
Scott James 8., teacher Central school
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Soci-
ety, R. Radcliff, agent
Segmiller Jacob, tanner
Segmiller Jacob, sen.
Seymour Batty, of W. Seymour & Co.
Seymour W. & Co., produce and com-
mission merchants
Seymour Wm., of W. Seymour & Co.
Shannon Christopher
Shannon Edward, mason
Shannon George C., M.D.
Shepherd James M., of Shepherd &
Strachan
Shepherd & Strachan, grocers and pro-
vision dealers
Sherman Edward, plasterer
Sherman Robert, bricklayer
Short Thomas, of Standly & Co.
Sievewr’ ht rev. Jas., Kirk of Scotland
Simmons Richard, carpenter
Simmons Richard, jun., shoemaker
Simpson Mrs. Grace, wid Robert, board-
ing house
SINCLAIR JAMES §., barrister and
attorney
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)yranto, |
mae James, tailor
Skimmings Miss Eliza, music
Slattery William, teamster ae
Slight William, shoemaker
Sloan Samuel, grain dealer
Sloan William, conductor
SMAILL & CROC IK, architects
Smaill James, of Smaill & Crook
SMART WILLIAM PF. P,, banker
broker, and dealer in American
rency, silver, &c.
Smith Abraham, of Cox & Smith
Smith John A., waggonmaker
Smith rev, William, New Conney)
methodist
Smith Robert B., storekeeper
Smith William G., tanner
Somers Isaac, carpenter
Splan John, teamster
Splan Mrs., wid Samuel \ i'l Sa
Squier Wilmot R., of Doyle & Squier ‘ep Teal HH,
St Catherine’s nursery, Robert Gor ‘ely Et 7
y Aw eye fh
and James Stewart, agents nitely john oy
STANDLY & CO.,, saw mill owy/itley Mark, cot
staves, hoops, heading and shing Phitley Ru dy cat
factory hitely & Sturdy
Standly Robert W., of Standly & Co, idder Charles, -
Stanhope Henry, clerk : enue and crown
STEAMBOAT HOTEL, John (Crigiiggins ol fish
yroprietor ’ iggins James, {
Siawort George F., clerk ikins Robert,pr
Stewart James, agent St Cathering il nope og I
nursery lloughby John,
Stewart John, clerk ilzon Byron, for
Story J. &J., hardware ilson George, fa
Story John, of J. & J. Story ily Arthur, man
Story Jonathan, of J. & J. Story oodeock Ebeney,
Stott William, livery stable and sali orden William, ¢
Strachan Archibald, blacksmith RIGHT JOSEP]
Strachan David, blacksmith ton hotel
Strachan Donald, of Shepherd & Sngmeight ak Richa
chan tes Stephen
Sturdy Thomas, of Whitely & Stung MUNG JAMES,
Sutherland D., lumber and coal n@gggpvng Robert, mar
chant
Swaflield William, teamster
Swanson George, carpenter
Taylor James, veterinary surgeon
Tecumseh salt well, Samuel Platt p
prietor
Thomas Charles, teamster
Thomas Henry, gardener
Thompson Almon A., U.S. consul!
at British Exchange hotel y Nichi
Thompson Andrew, carpenter William, fiurme
Thompson Jas., teacher Central scimme"\land Thomas
Thompson John, shoemaker peper
Thompson Thomas J., printer te Peter, hotell
Thomson James, town clerk ie John, J.P, fi
Thorpe George, foreman salt well th Daniel, Wagar
Tirrnay Lawrence, cooper nis Henry, farme
Tolsma Sebe, fish dealer 8 Michael, firm
Tomlinson James, inventor of pal ndge William,
hoop and coiling machines Pupson John, bla
Toms Isaac F., barrister Me Thomas, shoer
Trainer Bernard, chief constable ul William, bla
Trainer Miss Matilda, teacher Calon woop_, .
school ; Waship of Uxbrid
TRUEMAN GEORGE M., anctiontgie Toronto and Nij
commission merchant and land age ted, wil have
money to loan, wate d F Gtacd rpielima
TRUST LOAN CO. OF UPPER m Whitby, the
ADA, George M. Trueman, vala@les, trom ‘Toront
Union hotel, Henry erie ate weekly, Populat
Ure rev. Robert, Canada presbyte™ins Ghavtos 1.
Victoria Salt Well Co. John Bu key en tes
Jessee : pman Michael, po,
Vidien Frederick, buicher te]
Videon Thomas, clerk
WADDELL ANDREW, banker, b
and insurance agent
Waddell Mrs. N. A., wid John
Wade Mark, conductor G.T.R.
Walden Miss Kate, dressmaker
ralker Peter
and attorney
allace Alexan
yard school, \
and Martha M
farnock Mrs.
goods, agent
steamers
Fatgon Alexant
Watson Dixie, 0
surance agent
tson George
atson James
atson James, |
fats Matthew,
eatherald Th
surveyor
Fells Charles, prt
wer
LDSTONE—A
Woship of Peel, ¢
twill be a statio!
bry and Bruce rr
prayton 4 miles, fa
ation of the W
mice railway, 11
ily, Population ;
bie Robert, farme
Richard, cattle
er Charles, carp
itt John, storeke
wlough James, ¢
V Geo, Fy tailor
¥ dames, saw mil
biter John A. J.
[Province
ailor
Ai, MUBIC teacher
umster
emaker
1 dealer
luctor
, architects
Wail & Crook
F. P., banker agi
rin American ¢
Cox & Smith
ggonmaker
m, New Connexig
orekeeper
tanner
‘nter
er
muel
of Doyle & Squier
gery, Robert Gord
irt, agents
vy SAW mill owner
eading and shing
of Standly & Co,
lerk
ITEL, John Craj
., clerk
went St Catherine
rk
lware
v J, Story
f J. & J, Story
ary stable and salilg
Id, blacksmith
blacksmith
of Shepherd & St
f Whitely & Stuniy
imber and coal w
, teamster
carpenter
erinary surgeon
bl], Samuel Platt,
teamster
urdener
1 A., U.S. consul,
inge hotel
w, carpenter
eacher Central sel
shoemaker
us J., printer
town clerk |
yreman salt well
», cooper
dealer :
3, inventor of a4
i machines
rrister
thief constable
ilda, teacher Veil
RGE M., anetion
chant and land age
), OF UPPER C
[. Trueman, valu
by Martin, propre
ranada presbyter
ll Co., John Bu
buicher
Jerk
REW, banker, bx
ngent
+e wid John
uctor G.T.R.
i dressmaker
)wrARto, |
ralker Peter F., deputy clerk of peace
d attorney
ce Alexander, watchmaker
‘ind school, Misses Jane Longworth
and Martha MeMahon, teachers
‘awnock Mrs. Eliza, wid Robert, faney
voods, agent for the Anchor Line of
steamers
ratson Alexander, baker ;
ratson Dixie, official assignee and in-
surance agent
atson George A., clerk
fatson James
ratson James, baker
"atts Matthew, fish dealer
oatherald Thomas, provineial land
surveyor ;
‘oils Charles, proprietor Goderich bre-
wery
ells Henry, grocer ;
reatern hotel, Harry Reed, proprietor
hitely & Elliott, grocers
rhitely John, of Whitely & Sturdy
Fhitley Mark, commission agent
hitley R. J, carriagemaker
hitely & Sturdy, salt manufietuvers
Fidder Charles, collector Inland rev-
enue and crown land agent
iggins Bri, fish dealer
ivgins James, fish dealer
kins Robert,proprietor Queen’s hotel
illiams James HL, barber
lloughby Jolin, laborer
ison Byron, forwarder
ilson George, farmer
oodeock Ebenezer, registry office
orden William, agent
RIGHT JOSEPH J., proprietor Hu-
hotel
trev, Richard
Stephen
JUNG JAMES, editor Huron Signal
bing Robert, market clerk
DLDSTONE—A small village in the
waship of Peel, county of Wellington.
twill be a station of the Wellington,
bey and Bruce railway. Distant trom
Prayton 4 miles, fare 10c.; from Klora, a
ation of the Wellington, Grey and
rice railway, 1L miles, fare 3874c. Mail
wily, Population about 60,
bse Robert, farmer
Richard, cattle dealer
William, farmer
ikland Thomas, postmaster, store-
eeper
vie Peter, hotelkeepe
se John, J.P, farmer
ti Daniel, waggonmaker
is Henry, farmer
is Michael, farmer
tridge William, J.P., farmer
bmpson John, blacksmith
le Thomas, shoemaker
Hal William, blacksmith
ODWOOD—A small village in the
Waship of Uxbridge, county of Ontario,
he Toronto and Nipissing railway, when
mpleted, will have a station here Dis-
t from Frenchmay’s Bay, a station of
P Grand Trunk railway, 15 niles,
bn Whitby, the county town, 28
Its, trom “Loronto 35 miles, Mail
hweekly, Population about 90,
ms Charles, laborer
key Jacob, blacksmith
an Michael, postmaster, store and
Dte ;
er Charles, carpenter
itt John, storekeeper
ullough James, storekeeper
Y Geo, F,, tailor and photographer
y James, saw mill owner
Arthur, manager G. TLR, elevator |
DOMINION 3858 DIRECTORY.
Meo eT. te ee ee Pes kr ete
Shaver John, shoemaker
Smyth Thomas, school master
Wagg Frank, mason
Wagg John, farmer
Wage Thomas, farmer
Watson William, farmer
ton, county of Northumberland,
Peterborough and Marmora railway,
fire 600,
about 100,
| Barron William F., school teacher
| Burns Daniel, laborer
| Cheynee Thomas, storekeeper
Kast William, blacksmith
France Thomas, school teacher
Frew Steward
| Gabetis Mrs, Sarah, postmistress
Grierson John
| Harris Alfred, innkeeper
| Herald Daniel, boat builder
| Hern Thomas, laborer
| Hutchinson John
Mail tri-weekly.
Lampman revtArchibald, chof England |
| McAlister John, faymor
| McBride William, boat builder
| Murney William, engineer
Shannon John, farmer
) Simpson George, farmer
| Stevens David, laborer
of Markham, county of York,
Mail
| Baker Samuel, farmer
| Brillinger John, farmer
| Brillinger Peter, mill owner
Bruce Robert, mill owner
| Clessold Thomas, weaver
| Doner John, farmer
Doner Peter, farmer
Duncan Alexander, blacksmith
Farmer Thomas, lathmaker
Forester George, farmer
Foster John
Francy Wiliiam, tavern, blacksmith
Giles William, shoemaker
bi-weekly,
veyancer
Gower Michael, shinglemaker
Heise Christian, farmer
Innes Leslie, carpenter
Lewis Thomas, saw mill
Lloyd Walker, farmer
Martin John, farmer
MOSELEY SAMUEL, storekeeper
Noble William, M.D.
Shirk Daniel, farmer
Smith Christopher, veterinary surgeon
Smith William, farmer
Stover Peter, farmer
Wideman Jasper, farmer
Wilkinson George, blacksmith
township of Howick, county of Huron.
It was laid out in 1858, at which time the
present site was uninhabited. Gorrie
contains grist, saw, and steam and water
power shingle mills, two tanneries, car-
riage and cheese factories, a drill shed,
and Episcopal, Wesleyan and New Con-
nexion methodist churches, There is
excellent water power in this township,
and it is in the midst of a fine agricultur-
al country. Distant from Goderich, the
northern terminus of the Bufthlo and
Godernch branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 42 miles, from Seaforth, a station
of the same railway, 29 miles,from Harris-
ton 12 miles. Mail daily. Populatior.
about 400,
pster John A., J.P,
Armstrong John, stonemason
*Also called Howick and Leechville.
26
| from Ilarwood, a station of the Cobourg, : 4
8 | Garbutt John, blacksmith
miles, fare Le, ; from Cobourg, 12 miles,
Population
| GORMLEY—A village in the township
0 Distant |
from Aurora, & station of the Northern | Lytle James, carpenter
| railway, 7} miles, trom Toronto 23° miles,
Population about Luo,
Gormley James, J.P., postmaster, con-
*GORRIE—A thriving village in the |
Gop-Gos
| Aylesworth G, M., M.D, commissioner
| Besanson Henry, postmaster, carpenter
| Blackstock William, blacksmith
| Bone George, tailor
| Breckinridge David, blacksmith
} Carson Alexander, clerk
| Carson Wm, dry goods and groceries
GORE’S LANDING—A village on the | Qrawtord Joseph, miller
shore of Rice Lake, township of Hamil: | a ahar } s fantney
t ! Distant | Douglas Robert, shingle factory
Ferguson Duncan, merchant
Gilmore Samuel, propr'etor Royal Can-
adian hotel
Gray Wm. M., storekeeper and cheese
factory
Harris James, carpenter
Hart William, carpenter
Haskett John, hotelkeeper
Holman William, shoemaker
Howick foundry, Richard James,
prietor
Hughes Elijah, steam shingle factory
Hunt Harmon W., grocer
} Hunt Philander, miller
Huston William, tanner
James Rich,, proprietor Howick foundry
Johnson William IL, blacksmith
| Johnston Robert J., tanner
| Kaine John, commissioner
| Leech Edward, millwright
Leech KE. W,, sawyer
| Leech Robert, J.P., grist and saw mill
|; Leech Robert J., miller
Loury Edward, carpenter
Loury Hugh, carpenter
pro-
Magill Henry, weaver
McGill James, butcher
| McLaughlin William, carpenter
MeMichael Abraham, M.D,
MeWade James, shoemaker
| Millikin rev. Andrew, Wesleyan
Moles John W.,, saddler
Oliphant William, painter
| Perkins Henry, saddler
Perkins James, J.P., reeve, boots and
shoes
Powell William, grocer
Redman Thomas, blacksmith
tobinson John, blacksmith
Robinson Richard, shoemaker
Ross Richard, blacksmith
toyal Canadian hotel, Samuel Gilmore,
proprietor
Smith Alexander, cooper
Staples James, carpenter
Stinson John, waggonmaker
| Strong George, township treasurer
Thompson rev, Daniel W., Wesleyan
Tindall rev. W., New Connexion me-
| thodist
| Toombs B., shoemaker
| Toombs Francis, plasterer
| Toombs Oscar S., shoemaker
Toung Robert, bricklayer
Wilson Johnston, carpenter
Wilson Samuel W.,, tinsmith
Wilson Miss Sarah, milliner
Young Henry, butcher
Young Joseph, shoemaker
*GOSFTELD-A small village in thetown-
ship of Gostield, county of'Essex. Distant
from Bell River, a_ station of the Great
Western railway, 15 miles, from Windsor
82 miles, fare $1. Mail daily. Population
about 60.
3ottom Benjamin, farmer
Coatsworth George W., farmer
Coatsworth Joseph, J.P., postmaster,
town clerk
Coatsworth Solomon, carpenter
: tox Charles, farmer
Fox George, farmer
Fox George M., farmer
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Gitty Adam, farmer
Scratch Joseph B., farmer
Wigle Charles, farmer
Wigie Solomon S., farmer
Wigle Wesley, farmer
GOSPORT—A village on Hey Bay,
township of Adolphustown, county of
Lennox and Addington, Daily commu-
nication by steamer with Kingston, Pelle-
villeand Napance, Distant from Napanee,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 18
miles. Mail weekly. Population about 50,
Bogart Lewis L., farmer
Bogart Mortimer C., councilor
Bogart Peter L., farmer
Casey William, farmer
Clark John, farmer
Collins James, farmer
Collins Robert, J.P., farmer
Drury Charles, farmer
GERMAIN GEORGE, J.P., postmaster
Hawley Samuel, farmer
Hermance Andrew, farmer
Hermance Augustus M., farmer
Roblin Cyrus A., farmer
Tobey T. D., farmer
Weese J. W., farmer
*GOULD’S LAN ODING—A small place |
on the river Ottawa, township of Horton, |
county of Reufrew. It is only noticeable |
as being the place where passengers leave |
the Ottawa River steamers for the portage |
of 12 miles to Cobden, and as being the |
nearest point on the river to Douglas,
Eganville, and several other inland
villages, Moitreal Telegraph Co, has an
oflice here. stant from Renfrew 9 miles,
from Douglas 14 miles, from Sand Point,
the terminus ofthe Brockville and Ottawa
railway 17 miles, from Ottawa 56 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 30,
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Rattray John, innkeeper
SHIELDS HENRY, hotelkeeper, Con-
veyances furnished to every part of
the country
GOUROCK—A small place in the town- |
ship of Guelph, county of Wellington. |
Distant from Guelph, a &tation of the |
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from |
Herrisburg, a station of the Great West-
ern railway, 22 miles, from Toronto 50
miles, Mail daily. Population about 100 |
Mewhort James, postmaster, storekeeper |
GOWANSTOWN—A village in the
township of Wallace, county of Perth.
Country produce affords the principal
trade here. Distant from Mitchell, a |
station of the Buffalo and Goderich |
branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 |
miles, from Stratford 37 miles, Mail tri- |
weekly, Population about 50,
Anderson Edward, farmer
DOMINION 354 DIRECTORY.
*GRAFTON—A village in the township
of Haldimand, county of Northumber-
land, Its manufactories are represented
by an extensive distillery, a foundry, a
woollen factory, and grist mills, It is
near aport of entry on Luke Ontario,
from which is shipped Jumber, flour and
other produce of the back country ; and it |
is alsu near the Grafton depot of the
Grand Trunk railway. Montreal Tele-
graph Co, has en office here. Distant
from Cobourg 7 miles, fare25c; from Col-
borne 7 miles, fare 25c; from Toronto 77
miles, Mail daily, Population about 600,
Aird James, carpenter
Allan Evan, agent G.T.R., and Cana-
(lian Express Co,
Allen Henry, of Allen & Minaker, bds
at Mansion house
| .
| Allen & Minaker, general store
; Barnum Eliakim, farmer
Barnum James, farmer
| Barnum Smith, farmer
Bingley Thomas, township clerk
Boyce Stephen, farmer
Blacklock Archibald, clerk
| Blacklock John, tailor
Bryant John, fisherman
Burnett Francis, distiller
| Burnett William, of McFarlane & Co.
| Cameron Randall, farmer
Campbell Donald, Benlock mills
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO,, E. Allen,
agent
Clark Stephen, farmer
Clark Thomas, farmer
Clitheroe James, painter
| Corrigan Terrence, hotelkeeper
| Cuthbert James, cabinetmaker, bds at
Grafton hotel
| Drake Frank, nurservman
} Drummond Charles 8,
| Episcopal church, rev, John Wilson,
minister
Fenton Thomas, farmer
| Fisher John, farmer
Flynn Joseph, bailiff
Fraser Charles, tailor
Fraser William, shoemaker
Gillard James, of James Gillard & Son
Gillard James, & Son, general store
Gillard Josias, postmaster, of James Gil-
lard & Son
Godard Alured Henry, customs depart-
ment
Gould Abraham, school master
Grafton hotel, Thomas Patterson, pro-
prietor
Greenwood Henry & George, woollen
factory
Hall John, blacksmith
Heeman Thomas, J.P., farmer
Henderson Edward, laborer
| Hildreth F., druggist
Himman David, farmer
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Munroe James, blacksmith
Munroe John, fishery department
Patterson Thos., proprietor Grafton hotg
Patterson Wm., proprietor Mansion hogs
Presbyterian Church, rev. John Smith
minister ‘
Pringle Roderick R., farmer
Reynolds John, of MeFarlane & Co,
| Rogers Jas. G..J.P., clerk Division coy
| Rogers J. C., farmer
Rogers Robert Z., farmer
| Rooney John, founder
| Ross Alexander, blacksmith
Ross Andrew, carpenter
| Ross Donald, farmer
| Ross Hugh, shoemaker
| Rutherford Chartes, clerk
| Smith rev, John, Presbyterian
Stanley Robert W.
| Steer rev, William, Wesleyan
Sprentall William, carriagemake:
fait Robert, farmer
Taylor Michael, cooper
| Tunney James, farmer
Wait rev. Eldor, Baptist
Webster Thomas
| Webster William, farmer
Wesleyan church, rey. Willam Steer,
minister
iW illoughby William A., M.D.
Wilson rey. John, Episcopal
Wilson John, government inspector
Winters Matthew, farmer
GRAHAMSVILLE—A village inth
township of Toronto Gore, county of
Peel. Distant trom Malton, a stati
the Grand Trunk railway, 1} 1 i
Toronto 154 miles. Mail daily,
tion about 100.
Anderson Christopher, farmer
Bell Henry, farmer
BELL ROBERT, J.P., proprietor Mag
net hotel
Blackburn James
Boy Smallwood, farmer
Brougham Michael E., clerk Divisia
court
Brown Joseph, farmer
| Buckholder Allan, farmer
Clifton Thomas, shoemaker
Cook John, blacksmith
Dale Thomas, laborer
Dillon Charles, tailor
Dorsey Robert, farmer
Torsey Thomas, carpenter
Caibett Stephen, farmer
Gardham Walter, farmer
Garhett Wilson
Harrison Mark, farmer
Herbert Edward, painter
TAMPHIER PETER, postmaster
eral merchant
MAGNET HOTEL, Robert
Blackstock J., proprietor Queen’s hotel | Hoyt Asa, carriagemaker
Blackstock Mrs., postmistress mie 4 =
Campbell Neil, blacksmith
dy ; roprietor
| Hyneson Thomas, engineer Wel ean Duncan, farmer
Johnston & Brother, general ‘ eq. : alent
Jrei ) 4 “yy ‘armer t* E be 5 bs "Ns John, shoemaket
Creight« u Robert, farmer | Johnston John, of Johnston & Brother bitt John, constable
McMillan Mrs., wid Neil, innkeeper Villis ibon sat Gr pe NRNST TSS oe :
5 : | Johnston William, laborer, bds at Graf= xix Wilhiay ier
Queen’s hotel, J. Blackstock, proprietor | ton hotel Shiite, tttene \
Smith Willi: brickmaker : : Phillips Thomas G,, M.D
Smith William, brickmaker lohnat Tolive ~ Br : ;
Willoughby John: £ Johnston Wm., of Johnston & Brother | porter Robert, farn
shiv ‘symeap . Se ET N , ft
iMouguby John, farmer Jolly David, laborer,hds at Grafton hotel] anderson Georg
Lawless Henry, clerk, bds at Mansic Sims John
the River Ottawa,township of Westmeath, house pe Smith Neil, farmet
county vf Renfrew, The steamers of the Lawless Thomas, merchant Trousell Abraham, ho
Union Forwarding and Railway Co, Lawless W. & R., farmers Wa lhomas, farmet
call here daily, Distant from Sand Point, | Mansion house, William Patterson, pr WW, } is fs i
the terminus of the Brockvilleand Ottawa prietor oe eH
railway, 23 miles, from Pembroke 25 miles 4 i 4s ‘ _ yall vill
from Ottawa 75 miles. Mail bi-weekly, McFarlane & C0, distil r babe gtk. AF ¥ panty t i Russell, Distal
Population about 40, “| Me‘“arlane W. S., of MeFarlane ¢ from Gloucester, a station of. t
Mc Figgin Malcolm, plasterer, Lawrence and Ottawa I 7
Mansion house from Ottawa 80 m
Massie John G., miller pulation about 40
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Bartley William, farmer e
Moore Awos, farmer Edmonstone James, postmastel
*The post office is called Haldimand. McCalgal George, farmer
GOWER POINT—A small village on
in the towns?
Bertrand Francois, innkeeper
Borrow Francois, carpenter
Carswell T. M., postmaster, reeve
Ginguet rey, Joseph, R. catholic
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* Also called Horton Corners,
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James, blacksmith
John, fishery department
n Thos., proprietor Grafton hotel
n Wim.,proprietor Mansion hows
‘rian Church, rev. John Smith,
er
Roderick R., farmer
Is John, of McFarlane & Co,
Jas. G.J.P., clerk Division cour
J. ©., farmer
Robert Z., farmer
John, founder
exander, blacksmith
drew, carpenter
ynald, farmer
igh, shoemaker
ord Chartes, clerk
ov. John, Presbyterian
Robert W.
y. William, Wesleyan
Il William, carriagemake:
bert, farmer
Michael, cooper
James, farmer
. Eldor, Baptist
* Thomas
* William, farmer
n church, rev, Willam §
ter
‘hby William A., M.D.
rev, John, Episcopal
John, government inspector
; Matthew, farmer
[A MSVILLE —A village inthe
ip of Toronto Gore, county of
Distant trom Malton, a station¢
and ‘Trunk railway, 1} mile from
o 154 miles. Mail daily, Popul
yout LOO.
mn Christopher, farmer
nry, farmer
ROBERT, J.P., proprietor Mag
otel
irn James
allwood, farmer
um Michael E., clerk Divisie
Joseph, farmer
Ider Allan, farmer
Thomas, shoemaker
yhn, blacksmith
omas, laborer
‘harles, tailor
Robert, farmer
Thomas, carpenter
Stephen, farmer
im Walter, farmer
Wilson
In Mark, farmer
Edward, painter
IER PETER, postmaster
verehant a
YT HOTEL, Robert Bell, J
ietor
Dunean, farmer
Win, shoemaker
Or arto. |
McDonald Daniel carpenter
Aeldrum —, farmer
{cLaren Peter, farmer
McNab Duncan, farmer
‘iImser George, farmer
Ktowart Peter, J.P., councillor, farmer
allace Robert, farmer
Vood Joseph, farmer
Vood Robert, farmer
RANTLEY—A small
township of
Dundas, Distant from
sation of the Grand Trunk railway,
miles, from Ottawa 42 miles.
B® wookly, Population about 100.
arr Alexander, joiner
Jarr Henry, farmer
arr Hugh, carpenter
Jarr Thomas, shoemaker
Polling Thomas, farmer
UO George, farmer
eper ;
|| Thomas, builder
from London, the county
from Sarnia 60 miles, Ma
lation about 350,
SAND REVIEW (
annual subscription $
J, Belch, proprietor, St
Bagshaw Abraham, carpe
Bain Robert, farmer
D
mary John, farmer
Blackwell Benj., of Blackwell & Hudson | Brown
Blackwell & Hudson, grain dealers
Brooks Edgar, photographer
Brooks Edwin J., waggonmaker
ameron Hugh, blacksmith
ANADIAN EXPRESS
Phelan, agent
arty Dennis, farmer
asswell Joseph, farmer
Dewar Patrick, farmer
ddy Joseph farmer
findlay rev, Allen, Presbyterian
oreman Charles, farmer
oreman George, farmer
ulton Samuel, farmer
parrett (saoec, of Webb &
print Alexander, farmer
tant James, farmer
rant William, farmer
rtley Alexander Y., general store
ODGINS JAMES S$.
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William, miller
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Thomas G,, M.D
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Abraham, host
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bridge, county of Russell Dis
Ks loucesfer, a’ station of
nee and Ottawa railway, +
ttawa 80 mile Ma
hi about 40
William, farmer ;
tone Jame nostmastel
al George, farmer
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Williamsburg,
Drummond Alexander, mail carrier
ordan Patrick, school teacher
funro John C., J.P., postmaster, store-
RANTON—A small village in the town-
ship of Biddulph, county of Middlesex, |
Wheat is shipped largely from this place.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office here. |
This is a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way. Distant from St Mary’s 12 miles,
THE), weekly, | Armstrong —, sash, door and planing |
Mary’s
Armitage James B., lumber merchant
hn of Blackwell & Hudson
DOMINION 355 DIRECTORY.
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Stewart Alexander, harnessmaker |
Stewart Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Andrew |
Thompson Frederick A., innkeeper
Webb Christopher M., of Webb &
| Garrett
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Webb & Garrett, general store
Westman James, farmer
White David G., shoemaker
| Woodgate James R., M.D.
GRAN ES WELLS—A small village in
the township of Edwardsburg, county
of Grenville. Distant from [eckston,
which is the nearest post office, 24 miles,
from Spencerville and Oxford, stations of
the St. Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 7 |
miles. Population about 50.
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village in the)
county of
Morrisburg, a |
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Mail semi- |
Campbell Hector, saw and shingle mill
Connelly Henry, farmer
Connelly Richard, farmer
| Grant Daniel, flour mill
Grant John, farmer
McCarly William John, farmer
McFadden Albert, farmer
McFadden Benjamin, farmer
| Robinson Thomas, farmer
GRAVENHURST—A thriving village
in the township and district of Muskoka.
Being the centre of a thickly wooded
country, lumber is manufactured to a
large extent, Distant from Barrie, a sta-
tion of the Northern railway, 50 miles, fare
in summer to steamboat landing 50c. ;
in winter to railway station $2; from
Toronto 115 miles. Mail daily, Popula-
tion about 400.
Adams John, M.D.
town, 18 miles,
il daily, Popu-
1; Alexander mills
Austin George C., agent for Hotchkiss,
Hughson & Co.
Baker Samuel, boot and shoe maker
Bostwick John, culler
Brock Joseph, land owner
Dugald, proprietor
|
uter
3rown’s
hotel
Brown John, foreman, Hotchkiss, Hugh-
son & Co,
Brown’s hotel,
prietor
| Cassnell Edw.,proprietor Northern hotel
Cherry Moses, ship carpenter
| Clark Chamberlain, clerk
Clark George, merchant
COCKBURN A. P., M.P., pr
steamer Wenonah, forwar
commission merchant
Cockburn & Co., general merchants
and saw mill owners
| Cockburn J. P., of Cockburn & C
Cockburn Peter, postmaster
Collett George, tailor
Collett George T., watchmaker
Cooper E., proprietor Cooper house
| Cooper house, E. Cooper, proprietor
Douglass James, sen., suwyer |
Downey Thomas, gardener
Forster Benjamin, butcher
Forster William G., livery stables
Dugald Brown, pro-
CO., A. F.
prietor
and
Garrett
dealer in dry
er, shoemaker | Fuller Benj., proprietor Queen's hotel
myn i asmaker
re, lal rer
1 | Haliday David, elerk |
[, Jer N | Harvie John, stage proprietor, carter
er, farm | Hetherington William, laborer
Hewett Edward, contractor
p | Hewitt James, farmer
| Hotchkiss, Ifughson & Co.,, lumber mer- |
Kel | chants |
r Tones Charles, school master }
d grist mill Kirkpatrick James T., of Cockburn &
APH CO., A. FP. Co.
Jivingston Maleolm, builder
legraph oper- | Wivingston Neil, councillor, architect |
igent | MeCabe James, farmer |
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| Knott Robert, painter and glazier
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| O’'Houlihan Daniel, plasterer
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McChesney Joseph, teamster
McDonald James, mason \
McFadion Lachlin, blacksmith
McLeod Dugald, teamster 7)
McPherson James, laborer {
McRae Farquhar, teamster
Manahan James, carpenter
May Frederick, butcher j
Myers Friend, millwright {
Noland George, lumber merchant 4
Noland William, pedlar 4
Northern hotel, Edward Cassnell, pro- A
prietor |
Parker James, draughtsman
Parker Miss, school teacher
Piercy Joseph
Pimlot Geo., master steamer Wenonah
Queen’s hotel, Benjamin Fr'sr, pro- ;
prictor 5
Rankin Thomas, engineer {
Xobinson Thomas M., councillor
Scott John, J.P., cabinetmaker
Scott John, jun., master steamer Wa-
bamik
Sharp John, buildet
Sharpe James, wharfinger
Sybold & Chamberlain, shinglemakers
Wayland —, carpenter :
White Mrs., milliner
| Whitehead Henry, boat builder
Wingrove Daniel, farmer
Woodrow Duncan, culler
GRA YVSTOCK—A post office station in
the township of Otonabee, county of
Peterborough. Distant from Peterbore
ough, the county town and a station on
the branch line of the Midland railway, 7
miles, fare 25c. Mail daily. Population
of neighborhood about 100.
Armstrong James, farmer
Baltery Mrs. Jane
Dixon William John, farmer
Gillespie James, farmer
Graham William, farmer
Grayste Mark, postmaster :
Hazlitt in, farmer \
lrish William Morgan, farmer ‘
Jackson Robert, farmer
Jory John, farmer
Kindred Charles, farmer
Kindred William, farmer
Morgan William, farmer i
Robinson Robert, farmer
Rutherford Adam, farmer
Rutherford William, farmer
Slattery Thomas, farmer
Smith Matthew, sen., farmer
Smithson Joshua, farmer
Swan Nicholas, farmer
GREENBANK—A small village in th:
township of Reach, county of Ontario,
Distant from Whitby, the county town
and astation of the Grand Trunk railway,
20 miles, fare $1; from Toronto 50 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 100,
Anderson Willliam, photographer
Asling John, postmaster
Bagshaw Joseph, farmer
| Bailey John, blacksmith
Bee rev. William, Primitive methodist
Beer John, grist mill owner
Braund Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Samuel
| Butson William, hotelkeeper
| Church of England, rev, R. 8S. Forneri,
minister
Craig Edward, carpenter
Craig Isaac, saw mill owner
Dustay Edward, shoemaker
Forneri rev. R.S., B. A., ch of England
Janson John, farmer
| King Richard, laborer
| Knowlys Culling E., M.D
Lee Joseph, farmer
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McGiir Andrew, storekeeper
Oliver J: bez, M.D.
Phoenix John, farmer
Primitive methodist church, rev William
Bee, minister
Sanders Joseph, waggonmaker
Wagoner William, blacksmith
Walker Robert, sailor
Warren William IL, blacksmith
Williams Joseph, trader
GREEN BUSH—A small village in the
township of
Leeds. Distant from Bellamys, a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, ah
miles, from Brockville 12. miles. Mai
daily. Popwlation about 50.
Blanchard Daniel, cheese factory and
farmer
Blanchard David, carriagemaker
Blanchard John, farmer
Chandler Arthur, shoemaker
Codd Richard, cooper
Connell Robert, farmer
Loverin Simeon
Olds David, farmer
Olds William, J.P., farmer and saw mill
Patterson John, dealer
Robinson William, general trader
Snell George, storekeeper
Young Humphrey, postmaster, grocer
and blacksmith
GREEN POIN T—A village inthe town
ship of Sophiasburg, county of Prince
Edward. Distant from Picton 9 miles,
fare 26c.; from Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, fare 80c.
Mail daily. Population about 40,
Hazard Benjamin, J.P., farmer
Palmer William B., farmer
Potter Alpheus, farmer
Roblin Levi, mill owner
Roblin Philip, postmaster, mill owner
Roblin Caleb, ship owner
Shortt Jacob, farmer
GREEN RIVER—A small village in
the township of Pickering, county of On-
tario. Distantfrom Whitby, the county
town and a station of the Grand Trun
railway, 16 miles Maii daily.
lation about 50.
Barkey, John, farmer ,
Bice John, farmer
Bice Nelson, farmer
Doton, Benjamin, carriagemaker
Mackman Thomas, sawyer
Osburn —, carpenter
Smith John H., postmaster, mill owner
and storekeeper
Williams Joseph, miller
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson William, school teacher
Winsor John, shoemaker
GREENSVELLE-A village in the town-
ship of West Flamboro, county of Went-
worth, Distant from Dundas, @ station
ot the Great Western railway, 2 miles,
from Hamilton 7 miles, from Toronto 46 |
miles. Mail daily, Population about 200.
Armstrong James, laborer
Ballantyne Thomas, cooper
Barr Frederick, tailor
Bateman Mrs., wid William
Black Andrew, teamster
Bussey Samuel, laborer
Couhener James, constable
Fraser David, weaver
Gamble George, tinsmith
Gamble Peter, pedlar
Gamble Robert, pedlar
Gamble William, tinsmith
Globenski L. F., cooper
Globenski John, coope:
Globenski Lewis, cooper
Green Peter, carpenter
Elizabethtown, county of
Popu- |
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Higgins Henry, waggonmaker
Hove Francis, lumber merchant
JOYOH JAMES, postmaster, dealer in
dry goods, groceries, and crockery
JOYCH JAMES, jun., manufacturer
and dealer in boots and shoes
Kelly Daniel, blacksmith
Kelly Hugh, laborer
Langley Matthew, weaver
Larion Casimir, laborer
Larion Paul, laborer
McGregor William, laborer
Markle Arthur, teamster
Markle Hiram, carpenter
Markle James, sawyer |
Morden Jonathan, flour and saw mills
Morrison Mrs. Isabella, wid Alexander
Moxley Marshall, farmer
Moxley Orlando, farmer
Peet Thomas, Greensville hotel
Port George, cooper
Smith Patrick, school teacher
Snasdell Joseph, township clerk
Steel John, proprietor of distillery
Surarus Jacob, farmer
Surarus William, farmer
Thompson William, mason
Soper George, carpenter
Soper Zachariah, carpenter
Vincer Henry, laborer
GREENWOOD -— <A village inthe town-
ship of Pickering, county of Ontario.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office here,
Distant from Whitby, the county town
and a station of the Grand Trunk railway
10 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 30 mile
Mail daily. Population about 600,
Adamson Henry, painter
Adam Samuel, brickmaker
Allbright John, farmer
Ball John, tailor
Birrell Ebenezer, J.P
Birrell James, farmer
Boddy John, shoemaker
Boddy Michael G., shoemaker
Byers Samuel, grist mill
Carey Michael, cooper
Clarke William, farmer
Crawford David, farmer
Elliker Robert, farmer
Geddes James, mason
Gibson George, farmer
Gleeson John, potas® maker
Green Frederick, J.?., farmer
Green Samuel J., miller
Henerson George, hotelkeeper
Henderson James, shoemake:
Hick George, farmer
Hopper George, school teache)
Jackson Edward, farmer
Kennedy Michael, farmer
Larkin Patrick, farmer
Lannon Robert, cooper
farmer
|} McCann Vere Ward, farme
| McKay Alexander, tailoi
farme
farme!
farmer and school-
McKittrick Andrew
MeKittrick William
teacher
McMurray Thomas, farmer
| McQuoid Henry, farmer
McQuoid Jobn, farmet
Meen Benjamin, farmer
MEEN FREDERICK, postmaster, tele- |
graph operator, and general store |
Mitchell John, grist mill
Montgomery Joseph, agent |
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Fred- |
erick Meen, operator |
Pengelly William, tanner
Reedy Patrick, waggonmaker
Ryan Michael, blacksmith
| Saddler James, farmer
! Shea Henry, cooper
[ PRoviyep OP
Smith James, farmer
Smith William, mason
Snell Samuel, carpenter
Stalter Jacoh, stave factory
Stirling Mrs. Judith, wid Josepk
keeper
Stobbs rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Ny hotel
| Tait Alexander, farmer
Tait Miss Sophia, milliner
Tait William, carpenter
Tye John
Valentine George, farmer
Walsh rev. William, Wesleyan
Wesleyan church, rey.Thos, Stobbs
Wilson George, farmer
GRESHAW—A post office station jy
the township and county of Bry
Distant from Goderich, the termin
the Buffalo and Goderich branch of th
Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles. gj
weekly. 5
| Brown EK. J., postmaster
GRETN A—A post office station int
township of North —Frederickshur:
county of Lennox and Addington, pj.
tant from Napanee, a station of 1
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 4 mile, My
weekly. Population about 100
Cole Conrad, J.P., farmer
Cole James
Edgar Ferdinand, carpenter
Hambly Samuel, farmer
| McDonald M
| Marshall James
Hambly William, farmer
Hough Charles, farmer
Hough John, farmer, build: y
Kimmerly Charles, lime |
Mellow William J., postm
Miller Samuel, farmer
Sills Thomas, carpenter
GRIERSVILLE—A small villi
the township of St Vincent, cou
Grey. Distant from Meaford 5
from Collingwood, the terminus of |
Northern railway, £3 miles, Ma
times a week, Population about 0),
Srinkman William, shoemaker
8] Samuel, firmer
i Andrew, postmaster, farmer
J ston Robert, farn
| yULry George, |} pag
I
I
(
“]
\
1
immer
tanner
, Waggon!
Mitchell Henry, blax
Mitchell Robert, farmer
Smith Robert, farmer
Spike B. & G., farmers
Spike Robert, storekeeper
Taylor William, farmer
Wilson James L., innkeeper
Wilson John, farmer
McLean R, M
| Wright George Wesley, M.D.
*GRIEFFIN’S CORNERS-A :
village in the township of Bayhat
of Elgin. Distant from Vienna 2}
from Ingersoll,a station of the Great Ve
tern railway, 26 miles, fare $1.37}. P
lation about 80
Fightner Samuel, farmet
Griffin Jacob A., hotelkeeper and grove
Millard David, blacksmith
Richard James, farmer
Roy Charles, farmer .
tGRIFFINSS CORNERS—A sit!
place on the Garafraxa road, at the corn
of the four townships of Glenelg, Bentin’s
Holland and Sullivan, county
Distant from Latona | mile, from D
9 miles, from Owen Sound 19 mies
Collingwood, the terminus of the Not
railway, 32 miles, Stage fire to Ome
Sound, #1; to Fergus, 33 Populatiot
about 40.
Cunningham J,, innkeeper
*The post: ‘tee is at Vienna.
t The post , tice is at Latona.
vommereja] |
Qnrario. |
—————_—
Curlett John, fi
Curlett Robert,
Duggan John, |
Grittin Barthole
Linley William,
Melntosh Georg
Melntosh Hugh,
McIntosh James
Melntosh Philip
Velntosh Peter,
Smith Alexande
Smith Donald, fi
Smith James, fal
Smith William, 4
Watts James, ca
GRIFFITH—
the township of
frew. Distant fi
of the Broek vill
miles, Mail wee
Adams W, JI., se
GRIMSBY—A
Qnatario, townsh
Lincoln, It is si
tine farming anc
and is celebrated
and beautiful see
grow in abundg
eaches and appl
and potash, are
Montreal T
here, and it is a s|
ternralway, A
Smithville, St A
Distant {rom St
town, 17 miles, fi
IY iniles, fare 60e,
miles, fare $1; fr
foronto56 miles,
20 miles, Mail d
800),
llison Richard, (
lvord Lewis, ma
Anderson Hugh,
nderson Michael
les Sainuel
Charles, tai
battersby Charles
beamer John D,,
Bell Mrs. Anna M.
nett G orge, s
t Mrs, Mary
William F
< captain
S hie See Se
Drown Mes, Nini]
brownjohn OC, Phu
rvevor
Arth ir
's Louise,
: insura
| Daniel
! ; Jeremia
er gohn mars
il Life ¢
Co. William Fy
nion
) .
liam Forbes. ;
hwall Iya, 9
PROVINeR Op
Ontario. |
Soneceaa lag ee
_
Curlett John, farmer
ur Curlett Robert, farmer —
ictory Duggan John, blacksmith
(rifin Bartholemew, storekeeper
id J seph, hotet 7
1d Joseph, hotel. Linley William, farmer
ssleyan Velntosh George, farmer
BN -g Velntosh Hugh, farmer
mer McIntosh James, farmer
v Velntosh Philip, storekeeper
Velntosh Peter, farmer
mer Smith Alexander, farmer
Vesleyan Smith Donald, farmer
Thos. Stobbs Smith James, farmer
T Smith William, farmer
Vatts James, carpenter
t office station ia Watts Jam |
county of Br
th, the terminus of
ich branch of thy
13° miles, Mal
GRIFFITH—A post office station in
the township of Griffith, county of Ren-
frew, Distant from Sand Point, a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 62
miles, Mail weekly.
yy
Adams W. JI, sen., postmaster
fee station in t
1 Fredericksburg
d Addington, Dis
a station
ay, 4 miles, My
about 100
rmer
GRIMSBY—A thriving village on Lake
Ontario, township of Grimsby, county of
Lincoln, It is situated in the midst of a
tine farming and fruit growing country,
and is celebrated for its healthful climate
and beautiful scenery, Jfruits of all kinds
row in abundance, especially grapes,
eachesandapples, Organic matter, lime
penter and potash, are found by analysis in the
ner soil. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an oftice
ner here, and it is a station of the Great Wes-
temralway. <A daily stage runs between
{ne Smithville, St Anns and Williamsport.
built i Distant from St Catharines, the county
me | : town, 17 miles, fare 50e.; from Hamilton
stt Waniles, fare 60e.; from Niagara Falls 27
Iniles, fare $1; from Paris 45 miles, from
; foronto 56 miles, fare $1.60; from London
el p 2) miles, Mail daily, Population about
A small village hs
Vincent, county of
Meatord 5 miles .
he terminus of |
3 miles, Mail fiw :
Allison Richard, carpenter
Alvord Lewis, mason
An
\y
ilerson Hugh, farmer
rson Michael J., customs officer
nes S ,
ioemaker “ae eile Le
; bates (| itles, tailor
ttersby Charles, M.D,
ation about 0),
ator. fart
st Beamer John D., sawmill
‘ith i 1 Mrs, Anna M., wid Benjamin
" tt George, shoemaker
in irs. Mary, wid George
iam | il engineer
< captain (
Io td
- augh ».. farmer
slaugh an saw mill
. BRAND JOSLIN ] elegraph opera-
per Pp
cr | }
oa | is, provincial lan
y, M.D umes, labore
Vv. Arthur, Wesleyan
NERS —A s William, laborer °
oft rk Lawrence M., blacksmith
s Louise, wid Robert
'l, Insurance agent
n of the ¢
( : :
(' Daniel, M.A, school teacher
ie! ye vite Assurance Co. H. E
Keeper and grove Yeu ent ;
nith ' er deremiah, farmer
, * JOHN, Mason
“ a mrs Joseph, blacksmith
a Chesley Miss Margaret
NERS—A si BR Chute Edward
road, atth ( m
Glenelg, Bentin’ ‘Jolin, farm
county Vlarke rey, J levan
nile, from Durie ( |
ind 19 miles { Wr
husotthe N 0 W,, blacksm th
age fare to (met , igronmaker
33 Populate C s, laborer
& Accident Insuranes
(“y a . .
§ William lorbes, agent
vommertial Unioy
» A
lam Fy
sper
jenna.
afona.
Assurance Co,, Wil-
DOMINION 357
De Cew John, miller
Doran James, councillor
Douser Charles, laborer
Douser John, apprentice
Duggen James, tailor
Duval John, machinist
Duval John, waggonmaker
Fisher John, farmer
Fitch Jacob D., druggist
Fitch Mrs. Hannah, wid William
Foster John F,
Forbes William, storekeeper and insur-
ance agent
Gibson Robert, contractor
Grimsby Fruit and Vegetable Canning
Co., Dennis Palmer, president; Den-
nis Nixon, vice-president ; William
Forbes, secretary
Grout J. H., & Co., machinists
Grout Jolin H.,, of J. Hl. Grout & Co,
Grout Mrs. Eliza, wid rev. George
Gurney Wilberforce, grist and flour |
miil
Hainer Murray, sawyer
Hale Miss Mdith
Henry James, laborer
Hill Thomas, shoemaker
Hinchey Michael, laborer,
House Hamilton, machinist
House Miss Angelina, dressmaker
Hulbert James, grocer
Hurst Algernon, carpenter
Johnston John, laborer
| Karney Robert, tailor
Kerr John, laborer
Kerby Mrs. Harriet, wid John
King Lewis, cooper
Kitchen J. N,,
Kitchen Jacob, wine maker
Kitchen William D., councillor
Kitchen William W., grape wine manv- |
facturer
Konkle William hotelkeeper
Lawrence Daniel, moulder
Lawrence Mrs. Anne, wid William
Lewis Isaae, laborer
Lewis John W., travelling agent
Loosley Edward E., merchant tailor
Mabey George, grocer
MeCurdy Byard, farmer
MeFarland Andrew
MeKay Alexander J., cabinetmaker
Marlatt Pierce D., hotelkeeper
Mihell Edwin, tinsmith
Millward William, M.D.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.|
Brand, operator
Moore Charles, cabinetmaker |
| Moore Mathias, processor
Muir Jolin, M.A., barrister
Murray rev. John G., Presbyterian
Nelles Charles, farmer
|
| NELLES HENRY E., postmaster
| Nelles James W. G., of S. A. Nelles &
| Co
| Nelles Peter, J.P... farmer
| Nelles S.A rrain merchants
Nel Same fS. A. Nelles & Co.
les Walter f J... Grovt & Co, |
| N ) Dennis, viee-pr ( Grimsby
' ( fir ‘
Nixon Mrs. Mary A. wid FH \
O'Farrell Bdward, laborer
O'Fa 1] in C.osh maker
1O'Fa a] | vtriel, ahisol
1 O'Faree Tamea, teamste
| Oatley ester, blaelkar
Orr Ret ition ma ( |
Palmer Al mith
Palmer Denni esident Grim
Co.,. farmer
lvar J., storekeeper
Palmer Jolin, machinist
Pettit Alexander H., cheese factory
DIRECTORY.
Pettit [saac, farmer 9
Pettit J. R., farmer iy
Phipps William, laborer
Provincial Assurance Co., Ira Calder,
agent
Randall Andrew, hotelkeeper
Randall J. 8.
tandall Ralph, butcher
Randall Robert, telegraph operator
Read rey. Dr. Thomas B., ch of England
Richardson R. M., insurance agence
Russ William, teamster
Ruthven James
Ryckmun James, farmer
Scottish Provincial Insurance Co., R. M,
Richardson, agent
Sloan James, porter G.W.R.
Smith A. M., & Co., nurserymen
Smith Andrew M., of A.M. Smith & Co.
Smith Mrs. Mary; wid Jeremiah
Snyder William A., clerk
Sears Albert, engineer
Simspon James, laborer
Soper John, carpenter
Spillette captain Silas W., adjutant 19th
batt O. V.
Sullivan John, shoemaker
Teeter Nelson J., machinist
Teeter Solomon, mail carrier
Terryberry Albert, clerk
Terryberry James, carpenter
Thomas Mrs. Eliza, wid John
Tracey John P., school teacher
Tufford Joseph, blacksmith
Udell 1 .yvene, laborer
Udeli Edwin
Udell Eugene, laborer
Vanduzer Denis, of A. M. Smith & Co.
Vandyke George, waggonmaker
Vandyke rev. George
Vandyke John, carriagemaker
Whittaker Samuel, shoemaker
Wilson Edwin, farmer
Wilson William, saw mill i
Woolverton Algernon, M.D.
Woolverton ©, E., & Son, nurserymen
Woolverton Charles E., J.P., of C. E.
Woolverton & Son
Woolverton Jonathan, M.D.
Woolverton Lynas, of C.E. Woolverton
& Son
| Wylie William, mason
| GIROVESEND —A small but attractive
village in the township of Malahide,
county of Elgin, Distanyirom St Thomas,
a station of the Londex and Port Stanley
railway, 2) miles, fare 81, Mailtri-weekly.
Population about 60,
surdick Andrus D.. farmer
Burdiek Smith, » Fetory
Lyon William b., J postmaster
Marl Daniel, blacksmith
Markle John, carpenter
M Asa, fi
C} ] el ral clely
GUELPH—An incorporated town on
the river Speed, township of Gi
county of We'lington Tt is the ¢
at The riy passing throug the
township affor excell water privi
leges to a number of mills of all deserip-
tions, Giuelph contains some. first-class
factories, several large breweries, three
ewing machine, and two melodeon ab
ishimeut One of latter, owned by M. M,
Bell & ¢ is noted f productions,
which tind yreat fay 1 the west. This
town ist nf of a rich agriculturul
district asa large retail country trade,
und exports considerable quantities of
whet and flour, No place in Canada pre-
sents more excelent m fheturing facil.
ities, Here are sever eds of whitish
sub-erystalliy irk brown and blaek do-
lomite, which vield an excellent building
stone Valuable quarries are worked
near the town, Some of the Leds are
Seer ee ORE NHN BS I re Ble TIT et SOMO ee
ce tenia?
GUELPH.
DOMINION 858 DIRECTORY. [Provinor op
SE ee ee ee ee
burned for lime.
Grey and _ Bruce railway,
Trunk railway.
has an office here.
tress, McDonnell st
Alexander rey.
Charles st
Allan Robert, shoemaker, Surrey st
Allden William, carpenter, Woolwich
st cor Tiffany st
Allen David, miller, Woolwich st
Allen William, grist milland distillery, |
Surrey st
Ambury George, machinist Surrey st
AMERICAN HOTEL, Thos. Ellis, pro- |
prietor, Wyndham st
American Merchants Union Express
Co., J. Grant, agent, Wyndham st
Anaerson George, grain dealer, Nor- |
folk st
Anderson John, of Armstron
& Co., Huskisson st
Anderson Alexander, teacher Central
school, Gordon st
Anderson O., moulder, bds Cork st
Anderson John, clerk, Galt st
Andrews Miss Isabella, Fleet st |
Andrich Adam, pork butcher, Market
sq
Angell William, confectioner, Wynd-
ham st
Anlow John, stonecutter, Dundas road
Arkson William, laborer, Waterloo |
road
Armour Maurice, watchmaker, Wynd-
ham st, h Kent st
Arms Edwin H., sewing machines, Yar-
mouth st
Armstrong Andrew, baker, McDonnell
st, h Surrey st
Armstrong Andrew, of Armstrong, Mc- |
Crea & Co., McDonnell st
Armstrong D., of W. Armstrong & Son,
Woolwich st
Armstrong James, carpenter, McDon-
nell st
Armstrong Jas., builder, Eramosa road |
Armstrong Jno,, teamster, London road
Armstrong John B., proprietor Excel-
sior carriage works, Woolwich st
ARMSTRO'G, McCRAR & CO., ho-
manufacturers,
siers and woollen
Huskisson st
Armstrong W., & Son, carriagemakers,
Woolwich st
Armstrong William, of W. Armstrong
& Son, Woolwich st
Atkinson Wmm., seed store, Market st |
st
Badean Joseph, shoemaker, Gordon st
Bailey Thomas, farmer, Water st
illiam, blacksmith, Cork st,
Auld Charles, clerk, Suffolk
Bail
h Essex st
Bain Robert, bookkeeper, Norwich st
BAKER ALFRED A,, clerk
sion court,
conses, &c,, Hlizaboth st
Baker James, laborer, Market st
Baker Nelson, carpenter, Galt st
Baker Richard, Cardigan st
Balkwill & Gauhan,
Gordon st
5
Here is the northern
terminus of the Galt and Guelph branch
of the Great Western railway, and the |
southern terminus of the Wellington, |
now
pleted to Fergus and Alma, and soon
to be constructed to Saugeen.
also one of the chief stations of the Grand |
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Distant from Fergus |
8 miles, from Hamilton 80 miles, from |
Toronto 47 miles, from Montreal 880 miles. |
Mail daily. Population about 6,500,
A‘villey Miss Bridget, Waterloo st
Adair James, agent, Douglas st.
Ainley Richard, carpenter, Norfolk st
Albion hotel, Mrs. P. Murphy, proprie-
F., ch of England,
2, McCrae
5) *
issuer of marriage
geain merchants, | Brown David, distiller, McTague st
Balkwill George, of Balkwill & Gau-| Brown Henry, carpenter, Glasgoy at
hau, Gordon st | Brown John, laborer, Liverpool ribs
Ball rev. W. 8., Knox church, Paisley st | Brown John, shoemaker, Dubliy x
BANK OF MONTREAL, C. C. Brough, | Brown John, stonecutter, Berlin «
manager, St George’s sq | Brown Miss Jane, London roag
Barber George, fireman station No. 1, | Brown William R., laborer, Alber »
Market sq | Brownlow William, undertaker. 0,
| Barclay James D.,, builder, Waterloo st| bee st, h Waterloo st
Barker Richard, melodeon maker, Dur- | Bruce Alexander, carpenter, Dubliyy
ham st | Bruce George, carpenter, Oxford
Jarry James, carpenter, George st | Bruce George, sen., Edinburgh
| Bartley George, shoemaker, Gordon st | Bruce George A., carriagemak
Bates George, miller, Cardigan st | folk st
Bates Mrs., n Glasgow st Brunton Hugh, laborer, Strange
| Bay Horse hotel, Fuhry & Coughlin, Brydges Woldes, laborer, Bagoi
proprietors, McDonnell st | Bryley Wm., laborer, Albert st
| Beattie George, saddler, Market sq, h} Buckham Adam, dry goods, Norflky
Dublin st | Buckland Charles, trader, off |
| Beck William, laborer, Devonshire st | road
| Beecham Joseph, melodeon maker, Es-} Budd Mrs. Jane, wid Willian,
sex st |} maker, St George's sq, h Nor
Bell Matthew, stonecutter, Albert st | Bulger Mrs. Bridget, wid, Richards
| Bell Robert, of W. Bell & Co,, Wool-| st
wich st 3ulger Patrick, laborer, Neve st
BELL W., & CO., manufacturers of | Bunyan Dennis, proprietor Dominin
melodeons and organs, Market sq.| saloon, Market sq
See Adv | Bunyan John, proprietor Dominig
| Bell Wm., of W. Bell & Co., Suffolk st} hotel, McDonnell st
| Berry Henry, baker, Quebec st | Burgen Mrs. Jane, wid John, Glasgor
|
com: |
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' Que.
r
t, Sub
Bessey William E., M.D., Market st | st ae
Bilton William W., soda water maker, | Burgess William, photographer, Wyui.
Surrey st | ham st, h Gordon st
ote)
Jurnett Samuel, moulder, Paisley s
; Burney Mrs. Ann, wid, Pe
| Bisecoe Frederick, of Biseoe & Oliver, | Burns Lawrence, laborer
agent for Alliance Mutual Assurance | Burns Michael, laborer, Essex s
society, cor Wyndham and Quebec sts | Burns Nicholas, clerk, Queen st _
| BISCOE & OLIVER, barristers, attor- | Burns Robert, grocer, Northumber'ay’
neys, solicitors and agents for Impe-|,, © 4 : ae
perial Building, Savings and Invest- | ed A ae at pet \ he
ment society, cor Wyndham and Que- | Doc ; ae aa EP ee
bee sts SPAMOSA TOM ;
ln: ; aa — 1B or Charles. bird cace maker Wak
| Bishop Joseph H., machinist, Suffolk st | a Charles, bird cage maker, Woi
| Blanchfield Thomas, clerk, Douglas s : ree Fanfic
Blanchfield TI lerk, Douglas st | pes nes, macl eNadice
Boggs Mrs. Margaret, wid Willian, | Butlce Thontaa, be eemetear re
storekeeper peer te te persia ye See ear ao ns a
| Bond John M., & Co, coal depot, Cork st | on C ie ; bee: : ’ + Dunia
| Bond John M., of John M. Bond & Co,, | : a lerkes; machinist, Te
"OAC
cor Paisley and Dublin sts \ ; re atetah
BOND JOHN M. & CO. hardware, | Calton Walton, foundry, Woolwich:
BONI H ican Hore man | Campbell Alex, laborer, Norfolk st
| Wyndham st , Vhvie ee l
| Bookless George, clerk, Market sq | ¢ ampbell preteens
Bookless John, proprietor Royal saloon, | ,, fetory, eerul Sha eee el
Market sq eee a ate aa. onda
4 ‘ y ‘ll Robert, .D.8., Wyndham st
|BOOKLESS WILLIAM A,, proprietor | “h' Woolwieh st” '
Royal hotel, Market sq | CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Borthwick William, waggonmaker,| (GW. Sandilands, agent, Mi
Perth st [oes te eae aa ate we a
Botterell Edward, brewer, Market. st,) CANADIAN EXPRESS C0.,J,6n8
cor Edinburgh road | agent, Wyndham st
Bisch Philip, dry goods, Wyndham st, h
Norfolk st
.
Soult Stephen, builder, Quebec st | Cantwell J., st Hlizaheth st mx
| Bowie John, iaborer, Essex st Caraher Daniel, laborer, Q ieen §
Bradley Joseph, grocer, Woolwich st | Card Miss Mary, au ee
| Brady Owen, farmer, Hooper st Carney John, laborer, Q « ior s
| Brandon Daniel, tailor, Toronto st | Carrier Henry, shoemaker, . * ,
|Braughton Mrs. Hannah, wid John, | CARROLL & CO., grocers, Wyatt
st
Carrol
} Market st |
| Bradon Thomas, painter, Cork st
| Breton Thomas, laborer, Queen st
srill James D., produce merchant,,;Gor-| — Norfolk st ae.
don st, h Nottingham st Carroll Edward, laborer, Paisley m#
Britehford John, carpenter, St Eliza-| Carroll Kdward, sen, qin
beth st | Nottinghamst 2 90
jrock Liewellyn, M.D., Wyndham st, h | Carroll James, blacksmith, Wellingtot
David, farmer, Clarence st |
Carroll Edward, of Carroll &¢
| Qnuebee st | st “ ;
IBRODIE PHILIP B, station agent | Carroll John, laborer, Ocal
of Divi-| G.W.R., Edinburgh road ; Carroll John, storekee} <r, ee Doe
li- | Brooking S.. tailor, bds Cork st | Carter J., of J. & W, Carter, MeDot
| Brough C, C., minager Bank of Mon-| nell st :
treal Carter J. & W., grain dealers, ay D .
CU0R
|
| Broughton Mrs. Hannah, wid John, | Carter W., of J. & W. Carter,
| Market st nell st
Carthen Edward, collector 0
|
| f custom,
| Market st
| Brown Gavin, Edinburgh road
B Commercial
wT ARIO. |
asey Michael, p}
MeDonnell st
ass Charles, ¢¢
‘hadwick F
Chadwick, Wi
hadwick John
hamberlin Cla
tingham st
namberlin. Gee
ham st
rs David
ers John,
numbers Micha
nance Robert,
drv goods, Wo
iase Caleb, bli
Chase Francis, cé
Chellice Samuel,
Chisolm Alexanc
‘hristopher Alexi
J burch Alfred,
tory, Surrey st
aa
acna a
op }
‘Mark J. H.
‘Mark J. J ‘
AC lark Orange, coj
h Paisley st
Clark rev. W.
larke William,
of Perth st
lay William, cle
Clayton Richard,
Clozier Mrs. Ma
Woolwich st
Cochran Robert,
me offee Charles, la
Coffee Dennis, 7
hotel, Windhan
lins W. B., ean
COLLOMEDW A
oftice, Wyndhai
Colson Henry, d
terloo st
Colson James, tai
hote
prietor, Market
Commercial Unio
ance Co,, W I
Condy Thomas, 1:
Congleton Alexay
quahar st
Congleton Willia
RConnecticnt Mute
(
reorge Robins,
Connors Mrs, Maa
SConway Patrick,
\ beth st
Cooper Robert, st
road
Co per Rohert, G
p Cooper Thomas, ¢
lind st
COOPER THO
land sury eyor
ham st
Edwin, ma
CORMACK JA)
and gents’ fur
ham st, h Mark
Cormey Alex.
CORPORATION
Cossit Levi, fanr
ureen st
[ PRovinop OF
ee abe
nter, Glasgov g
', Liverpool s}
aker, Dublin st
utter, Berlin s
ondon road
laborer, Albert ¢
: undertaker, Oui
) st a
arpenter, Dublin
snter, Oxford
Edinburgh road
arriagemaker, Sy
rer, Strange st
borer, Bagot st
ry Albert st
V goods, Norfolk g
trader, off Londo
id William,
's aq, h Nori
t, wid, Richard
rer, Neve st
oprietor Dominigy
Se
yprietor Dominioy
st
vid John, Glasgor
Otographer, Wynd.
st
» Queen st
Northumberlay
er, Woolwich st
ine, wid Edmund
cage maker, Wot
list, r Norfolk st
srmaker, Arthurs!
‘idee st
ichinist, n Dundas
idry, Woolwich
rer, Norfolk
Yr, soap and candl
) Kramos
enter, MeTagues
D.S., Wyndham
heth st
rer, Queen $
(
aker, 2
rocers, Wynd Liu
rer, Paisley rit
‘Dy, qua
mith, Wellingtot
onto st
rosbat at
yer, alarket
“Carter, McDox
lealers, Market
, Cartel, MeDot
hetor of custoll
Commercial hotel
OT ARIO. |
as
MeDonnell st ,
s (Charles. carpenter, George st
Chadwick, Waterloo road
‘hadwick John Craven, York road
ese
tingham st
C
m= fam st ;
Chambers David, weaver, Mary st
hambers John, laborer, Duke st
dry goods, Woolw ich st
vase Caleb, blacksmith, Woolwich st
hase Francis, carpenter, Durham st
ellice Samuel, butcher, York road
hisolm Alexander, laborer, Essex st
‘hristopher Alexander, tanner, Essex st
Church Alfred, fireman woollen fac-
tory, Surrey st
‘hurch Mrs. James, Quebec st
‘lark J. H., dealer in hides, Surrey st
Mark J. J., servant, Waterloo road
AClark Orange, coal oil refinery, Alma st,
h Paisley st
aanc
shadwick Frederick, of Davidson & |
hamberlin Clarke, blacksmith, Not- |
ramberlin. George, laborer, Notting- |
berland st
DOMINION 359 DIRECTORY.
a LEAL CCN
“Michael, proprietor Harp of Erin, | Costello Michael, laborer, Northum- | Day Mrs. Sarah, wid William, Market st
GUELPH.
Day William, contractor, Market st
Couch Thos., shoemaker, Woolwich st, | DEADY MARTIN, proprietor Deady’s
h Green st
Coughlan Patrick, laborer, Hooper st
Coughlin John, of Fuhry & Coughlin,
McDonnell st
Coulson Mrs., wid R.D., Quebec st
COULSON’S HOTEL, Robert B, Coul-
son, proprietor, McDonnell st
COULSON ROBERT B., proprietor
Coulson’s hotel, McDonnell st
} Cournan Daniel, laborer, Waterloo st
Court house hotel, William Nichols, |
Chambers Michael, laborer, Ontario st
AChance Robert, of Hogg & Chanee, |
Clark rev. W. F., Congregationalist, |
Glasgow st
Clark William B., G.T.R., Yorkshire st
Clark & Tuck, druggists, Wyndham st
Clarke William, M.D., Rosehirst, head
of Perth st
Clay William, clerk, Emma st
(Clayton Richard, clerk, Suffolk st
Clozier Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
Woolwich st
Cochran Robert, drover, Norfolk st
Coffee Charles, laborer, Queen st
Coffee Dennis, proprietor Wellington
hotel, Windham st
Eleanor, wid Samuel,
Robert, veterinary
in st
Collins W. B., carpenter, Pipe st
COLLOMEDWARD, Guelph Advertiser
office, Wyndham st
Colson Henry, deputy registrar, Wa-
100 st
Colson James, tailor, Market sq
T. Pallister, pro-
prietor, Market sq
Commercial Union Five and Life Assur-
nee Co,, W. Hart, agent, Market sq
Condy Thomas, laborer, Strange st
Congleton Alexander, stonemason, Far- |
quah rst
Con tleton William, mason, Surrey st
RUonnecticnt Mutual Life Assurance Co.,
\
(
"George Robins, agent
pConnors Mrs, Mary, wid C., Water st
Georg
gConway Patrick, shoemaker, St Eliza-
heth st
B Cooper Robert stonemason, off London |
roa
Cooper Robert, Glasgow st
pooper Thomas, engineer, Northumber
Hind st
COOPER THOMAS W.,” provincial
land surveyor and architect, Wvynd-
ham st :
Co
CORMACK JAMES, tailor, clothier
and gents’ furnishing goods, Wind.
ham st, h Market st
Cormey Alex., yainter, London road
GOR] ORATION OF GUELPH
ossit Levi, fanning mills, Norfolk st, h
ureen st
proprietor, Woolwich st
|DEPOTIE &
Cousins Mrs. Marianne, wid Jas.,Perth st
Cowan Robert, mason, Cork st
Cowan William B., M.D., McDonnell st
Cowie James, stonemason, Glasgow st
Cox William, watchman, Norfolk st
Coy Nathan, Glasgow st
Craig James, weaver, Richardson st
Crawford Robert,watchmaker, Market st
Crawford William, carpenter, Essex st
Cribbin Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick,
Dublin st
Cribbs Daniel, bailiff, Ontario st
Croft Nathaniel, tailor, Cork st
Crooks Archibald, laborer, Norfolk st
Crompton rey, Thomas, Methodist,
Charles st
Crosby Daniel W., machinist, Green st
Cross George, laborer, Nottingham st
Cross Nathan, blacksmith
Crowe John, iron foundry, Norfolk st
Crowe Robert, moulder, Palmer st
Crown hotel, Thomas Ward,
prietor, Woolwich st
pro-
| Cullen Paul, grocer, Market sq
|; Cummings Hamilton, carriagemakc:,
wid George, Suffolk st |
surgeon, |
Perth st
Cummings William,
G.T.R., Waterloo st
Cummins Daniel, Melville st
Cummins 58. 8., Bank of Montreal, Wa-
terloo road
Cunningham John T,, travelling agent,
Waterloo road
Cunningham Miss Martha, Essex st
Cunningham Walter, cooper, Perth st
Curran Edward, tailor, Nottingham st
Curtin Jeremiah, cooper, Birmingham st
Cuthbert Robert, watchmaker, Wynd-
ham st, h Nottingham st
section foreman
shire st
Cutten Walter H., of Guthrie, Watt &
Cutten, Glasgow st
Daley Dennis, woodinan G.W.R., Mel-
ville st
Daniels George, carpenter, Kirkland st
| Darby Henry, tanner, Duke st
| Daul Francois Xavier, of E, O'Donnell
& Co., Cork st
Davidson & Chadwick, land and insur-
ance agents, Town hall, Market sq
Davidson Charles, insurance agent,
(Juecen st
hotel, Cork st
DEADY’S HOTEL, Martin Deady, pro-
prietor, Cork st
Dell William, laborer, Essex st
Denroche William G., photographer,
McDonnell st, Liverpool st
Depotie Alfred, of Depotie & Patterson,
Cork st
PATTERSON, livery
stables, Cork st
Deveraud Elijah, livery stables, Water-
loo st, h McDonald st
Devlin Felix, pedlar, Market st
Dewitt George H., pedlar, Emma st
Dickson David, grain buyer, Wool-
wich st
Diggon Philip, laborer, Nottingham st
Dignen John, express driver, Farquahar
st
Dignen Michael, carpenter, Cross st
Dobbie James, carpenter, Surrey st
Dobbie Ths., contractor, Farquahar st
| Doherty Alexander, tanner, Essex st
Dominion hotel, J. Bunyan, proprietor,
McDonnell st
Dominion saloon, Dennis Bunyan, pro-
prictor, Market sq
Donaldson James, gacfitter, Bristol st
Doran Michael, groce., Market sq
Doyle Daniel, confectioner, Kent st
Doyle Gerald, York road
| Drayton Edward, farmer, off Dundas
road
Driscoll Mrs.
George st
Dudgen William, butcher, Glasgow st
Dudny John, refiner, Devonshire st
Honora, char:voman,
| Dunbar Alexander, barrister, Wyndham
| Dunbar
st, h Woolwich st
Alexander,
Woolwich st
Dudgeon Mrs., wid, Glasgow st
Dunlop Mrs. Jenny, wid Sml., Arthur st
Dunn J. Morrison, B.A., LL.B., head
master Grammar school, Paisley st
carriagemaker,
| Dyson William, carriagemaker, Water-
loo st
Edgar John, melodeon maker,
thumberland st
Edmonds Thomas, barber, Cork st
Nor-
| Edwards Thomas, switchman G.T.R.,
Cuthbertson Hugh, carpenter, Devon-
Davidson James, mason, Northumber- |
land st
Davidson J., marbleworks, Norfolk st
Davidson John <A., foreman Mercury
office, Glasgow st
Davis Arthur, grain buyer, Waterloo st
Davis Charles, miller, Waterloo st
Davis Richard, jreman, Londoa road
Davis Thomas, stonemason, Delhi st
Davison John, engineer Guelph fire
station, Market sq
Davison Wm., storekeeper, Market sq
Dawson Peter, mason, Surrey st
Day James, Jolin st
Day Thomas J., bookseller and sta-
tioner, Wyndham st
Durham st
Egerton Jesse, clerk, Dundas road
Elliott George, Paisley st
Elliott Thomas §8., carpenter,
land st
Ellis Mrs. Sophia, Market sq
ELLIS THOMAS, proprietor American
hotel, Wyndham st
Elworthy Miss Matilda, Cardigan st
Emery Mrs., milliner, Paisley st
Emsley Mrs., wid Peter, Norfolk st
Emslie Alexander, tailor, Fleet st
Emslie Robert, stonecutter, Fleet st
Enslie James, mason, Fleet st
Evans William, Dublin st
Evason George T., tanner, Surrey st
Evat George, foundryman, n Dundas
road
Kirk-
| Ewan John, teainster, Paisley st
Excelsior carriage works, J. B. Arm-
strong, proprietor, Woolwich st
Fairgrieve Thomas, carriagemaker, Ks-
sex st
Fairley Benjamin, machinist, Arthur st
Fairley James, gardener, Perth st
Fannell Charlies, butcher, Woolwich st
Farr William, pianoforte maker, Essex
st
Farrell James, drover, McDonnell st
Farrell James, laborer, Hooper st
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GUELPH.
DOMINION 860 DIRECTORY.
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deli RAEN RRR RRC ERURE-SE TAMAS RHP SOTA IBNEY 0) (PER TERI Irma
Farrell John, tailor, Albert st
Farrell William, shoemaker, G
Fatham Mrs., wid George b,
st
Feast A.
h Norwich st
Fenwick Theodore, furniture d
George's sq, Quebec st
Ferguson Alexander, miller, Edinburgh |
road
Ferguson Alexander, tailor,
S., marble works, Norfolk st,
Quebec st |
| Gouphin Jas., pensioner, Waterloo st
| Gow James, collector of Inland reve-
nue, Market st, h Woolwich st
| Gowdie Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph, Dublin
st
| Gowdy & Stewart, lumber merchants,
Woolwich st
Gowdy Thomas,
Woolwich st
| Gowe hon, Peter,
Edinburgh road
ordon st
Norwich |
ealer, St
of Gowdy & Stewart,
mill
M.P., owner,
Ferguson Jaines, school teacher, Water- | Graham Mrs. Sarah, wid John, Kent st
loo road | Graham William, engineer, Caulridge
Ferrier A. D,, M.P.P., clerk county; — st ‘
council, Town hall, h Fergus | Graham William, machinist, Arthur st
Fields Robert, bartender, MeD«
Findlay Andrew, mail conduct
ley st
Finn Mrs., wid James, Cross st
Firestine Charles, cabinetinak
bec st
Fitzgerald Mrs. Catherine, wic
Inkerman st
Fitzimmons Thomas, joiner, Arthur st
Fitzmorris John, farmer, Essex
lemming George, Yorkshire s
Fogarty Thomas, baker,
Windhain st
Ford John, farmer,
Ford Miss Anna, Clarke st
Foster Mrs. Elizabeth, wid
Wellington st
Foster William M., dentist, Mc
st
Fraser A., clerk G.W.R.,
hotel, Market sq
bds
Fraser G. B., dry goods, Wyndham st,
h Northumberland st
Fraser Mrs. Margaret, wid Jo
wich st
Fraser Thomas,
wich st
Fresenger John, tailor, Cardigs
proprietors
Fuhry & Coughlin,
Horse hotel, McDonnell st
Fuhry Jacob, of Fuhry & C
McDonnell st
Furniss John, conductor G.W.R.,
burgh road
Galbraith Francis W., grocer,
st
Gallagher Anthony, laborer,
road
Galloway William, dry
ham st, h Green st
Galt Mrs., wid John, Woolwich st
Gauhan Francis, of Balkwill
han, Waterloo st
Garland Francis,
Market sq
Garrard John, storekeeper, Ma
Garrard Joseph W., Arthur st
hatter and
Gay James, gunsmith, Market sq
avelling agent,
Gentleman Charles, 1
Essex st
Gordon st
Forbes Mrs. E liza, W id’ William Stone,
Paisley road
wood turner,
goods,
minell st commercial traveller,
or, Pais-
Grand Edward,
Kent st
Grand Robert,
} Grand Trunk
Que-| proprietor,
tailor, Norfolk st
hotel, Daniel Keleher,
Edinburgh road *
|} GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, G. A.
Oxnard, station jagent, cor McDon-
nell st and Market sq
Grange George John, sheriff, Waterloo
road
GRANT JOHN, agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co., and agent for Canadian
iixpress Co., Suffolk st
gant Thomas, switchman (
tan st
Gray: Robert, machinist, Liverpool st
er,
1 James,
st
t
wT,
Sul-
Patrick, | Great Western hotel, John Hewer, pro- |
prietor, Wyndham st |
Donnell| GREAT WESTERN — RAILWAY, |
Philip B. Brodie, station agent; A.
Queen's Fraser, clerk ; Peter Hanning, ware-
houseman ; John Stackwell, switch-
man, Ndinburgh road
Market st
stonecutter,
Green Jonathan,
Greerson Walter,
hn, Nor-
Fleet st
Wool-} Gribbin Mrs. Mary, wid John, Delhi st
Griftin Charles, accountant Bank of'|
un st Montreal, cor Wyndham and Macdon- |
Bay] ell st
Grittiths John, laborer, Quebec st
oughlin,} GUELPH ADVERTISER, annual sub-
: scription to daily $4; to weekly
Kdin-| $1.50; Jonathan Wilkinson, editor
and proprietor
Paisley
prictor, Essex st
| Green Isaiah, harnessmaker, Durham st |
xuelph brewery, Thomas Holliday, pro- |
London | GUELPH HERALD, weekly, annual
| subscription, $1.50; Alex. T. Pirie,
Wynd-| editor, proprietor and printer, Wynd- |
ham st
FACTORY, MeLeod,
proprietors, 14 Market sq
GUELPH MERCURY,annual subserip-
tion to daily $4; to weekly $1.50;
James Innes, editor and proprietor,
McDonnell st
| Guelph fire station, John Davison, en-
gineer, Market sq
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE FAC-
& Gau-
furrier,
rket 84
Giblin Frederick, bookkeeper, Paisk TORY, Keables, Osborne & Co., pro-
st wietors
Gibbs Philip H., Ontario Gitien xander, stage driver, London
bank, Market VAC . ,
Gibson William wr, Surrey at ithrie Donald, of Guthrie, Watt &
Gilchrist Arc] baker Yolk st Cutten, Edinburgh read
— John a son. Nottingham st UTHRIE, WATT & CUTTEN, bar-
Gill Martin, tailor, Wyncham st risters, solicitors, attorneys, notaries,
Glo ver James, storeman, Arthur st | &c.. Douglas st
Goggins Jela, laborer chardson st | Had Alexander, of G. & A. Had-
Goldie James, a r, ligan st | dem Liverpool st
Goodeve Miss, tewcher ntral school,| Hadden G. & A., dealers, Wyndham
Gerdor Hadden George, of G. & Hadden,
Goodfellow Srdine j patternmaker, Glasgow st
Kimg st | Hadden Robert, insurance agent, Glas-
Gordon Thomas, print Durham st | gow st
Gore John, laborer, Market st | Haley Peter rryman, Northumber-
Gore Ralph, laborer, Birmingham st
Surrey st
| Hefferman Brothers, dry goods, WV
ham st 7
Hefferman Daniel, proprietor Victor
hotel, St George's sq
'
Henderson James, storekeeper, Mars
| Harvey
| Heather William, saddler, Woolwi
GUELPH MELODEON AND ORGAN |
Wood & Co.,!
| Heeney John, blacksmith, Perth st
Hall colonel Geoffrey 3., Arthur st
Hall James W., barrister, May rks '
Hall John, carpenter, Quebec s
Hall John, sen., buils ler, Kent st
Hall Mrs. Maria, wid Joseph, Clarke
Hallett Jeremi: th, of Jackson & Hal
Norfolk st
Hallett William, blacksmith, Nort
Halloway Herbert, stouecutter, \
Hamely J., shoemaker, Arthur st
Hamilton Mrs. Catherine, wid F
Wellington st
Hanna William, laborer, Oxford
Hanning Peter, warchouseman GW
Alma st 4
| Hard William, shoemaker, Nev st
Hardy Albert E., tuner, Norfolk st
I: arp of Erin, Mic ht vel Casey pn yyrietor
MeDonnell st
Harper John, shoemaker,
st
Harper rev, Ephrem,
pool St
Harris James,
berland st
HARRIS JOHN,
tioner, Market sq
Harrison Benjamin, Market st
Wesleyan, Live
baker and coni
Harrison Frederick, pork packer, Pals
ley st
Hart Jeremiah, shoemaker, Dublin st
Hart W., insurance agent, Market
Dublin st
Harvey & Co.,
K.,
tanners, Huskissonst
& Co., chemists, Wyn
st
Harvey Edmund, of E, Harvey &(
Cardigan st
Harvey John,
clerk and treasurer, (
Harvey William, wagg
ley road
Hatch Henry,
Hatch William, farmer,
of Harvey & Co., tow
‘ardig
onmake
conveyancer, 8
Bag
| Hatherley Thomas, Glasgow st
| Hawkins James, foundryman, Pea
Hawse Rodger, foreman G. W.R., Dur
ham st
Hayden Michael, store, Market sq
Haynlaw John, stonecutter, nD:
road
Hayward Wm.,
Hazleton James,
ham st
Hearle Samuel L.,
druggist, Farquali
cabinetmaker, WV
bookkeeper, (
h Woolwich st
Heaveny Thomas, cooper, Quebec st
Eliza, wid Pa
Hefeman Mrs.
Hefferman Joseph, of THefferman Bn
Hefferman Thomas, ¢
Waterloo road
sc
Henery James, laborer, Bristol
Henry Hugh, plasterer, Come bal
Hens sley George, machinist, Mi
HEPBURN JOHN,
wholesale and retail dealer
and shoes, Wyndham st, h No
Herod George S., M.D., Quel
Hewer John, proprietor Great We
hotel,;Wyndham st 5
Hewitt colonel William, A -thur st
Hiam Robert, fitter Woolwich st
Hickey William, tailor, Perth st
Hig inbotte m Nat beni Queen
Hige packer, C an
manufac
rins Joh
Birmingbay
cabinetmaker, Northun
of Hetterman br,
by xrARI0. }
fignell Henry,
jam st
Hi Ward F F sac
Si obson Tossa,
Modgskin Sam.,
Hodgson James,
Hogan William,
road
Movarth John, fi
HOGG & CHAN
vf g oods, W a)
Thoms
brewery, Essex
Jollinshead Geo
folk st
Holman Jeffrey, ¢
if inaond Mrs.
Dublin st
wd George, b
York road
1 id James, carp
Biooper Jolin, bla
Hooper William,
hSt Elizabeth ¢
Hornan Charles, s
nboster 1e@
iw ugue st
nby y Is aac, sh
g William,
HORSMAN JOHN
Wyndham st, h
Hosken William,
ute, Town
al under t
Sisters of Charit
Hough James, ¢
Court house, h ?}
agh Mrs. France
tingham st
George
d Jolin,
Devonshire st
poward Robert, tir
John, farm
John, deale
rev, James
ch, Dublin st
witt John, M.D.
3 Al fred, cle
CC
rey Chureh
Edwar
John caren
Bis: J seph, clerk
unt bes, tailor, (
nter Daniel, o
London road
Mrs, John,
Mm,
V's block,
\f
Ma
Inson Thoms
Qtgson John, mac
John D.. s
l, Gor
gis & Hunter, |
1 schoo
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——— teas
'y B., Arthur st
ster, Mar rket st
r, Quebec st
der, Kent st
1 Jose ph, © tte
Jackson & Hall
By yrARi0. |
ham $ ay
i rd Frank, laborer, Cardigan st
h Jos, hotelkeeper, McDonnell st
n Martin, laborer, Oxford st
Hobson Joseph, W oolwich st
cksmith, Norfolk
onecitter, Wy
er, Arthur st
erine, wid Fray
fodgson James, weaver, Water st
road one
Mogarth John, farrier, Nottingham st
orer, Oxford
iry goods, Wyndham st
‘houseman GW
+ Hugh, drover, Market sq
maker, Neve s
rer, Norfolk st
1 Casey, proprietor Sutfolk st
naker, Birmingham brewery, Essex st
folk st
Holman Jeffrey, gardener, Oxford st
Jolmwood Mrs. Mary, wid John 8.,
Dublin st
etmaker, Northuns
yuker and con! od George, butcher, Market sq, h
oe road
Market st Joud James, carpenter, Market st
J
pork pacxer, Pali
maker, Dublins Hi oper William, blacksmith, Duke st,
agent, Market St Elizabeth st
Hornan Charles, shoemaker, Cork st
ers, Huskissonst omboster Ernest, machinist, Me-
hemists, Wyndbam Tague st
if iby Isaac, shoemaker, Essex st
YE. Harvey &( Horning William, tinsmith, Essex st
HORSMAN JOLIN, hardware merchant, |
Wyndham st, h Grange st
Hosken William, librarian Mechanics
titute, Town hall
irvey & Co., tow
r, Cardigan st
rg gonmake T, raly
vancer, Suffolk st
ver, Bagot st 7
rlasgow st
ndryman, Pearl
Hman G.W.R.,,
sof Charity off Edinburgh road
h James, clerk County court,
Court house, h Norfolk st
tingham st
Howard Alfred, carriagemaker, Dublin
st
Howard George, tinsmith, Norfolk st
Howard John, commercial traveller,
Devonshire st
Howard Robert, tinsmith, Devonshire st
Howat John, farmer, Water st
powes John, dealer, Farquahar st
-_
powie rev. James, Evangelical Union
ch, Dublin st
“eh. Perth st tt John, M.D,
math, id Patt , nets Alfred, clerk, Waterloo st
“i, Wit one ughes Mrs. Margaret, wid Henry,
Vest
re, Market sq
recutter, un Dun
gist, Farquaharst
jinetmaker, Wyn
okkeener, Greens
idler, \W oolw
oper, Quebec st
dry goods, Wrnds
nm}
F "+ sbanig umphrey Edward. mason, St Eliza.
roprietor Victor bath st gon, St Eliza
(
Hefferman Bros \
f Hetterman brs,
4 John, carnenter, George st
it Joseph, clerk, Mitchel st
unt Leo, tailor, ( ‘ardigan st
ln Daniel, of Inglis & Hunter,
poatan r ete
dol n, fancy goods, Wynd-
er, Mat
orekee}
Tr, Bristol. st
bY’, Cork s 429
Hhinist, Mitchel s
nanufacturer
il deal ler I
Peter, carnenter, Perth st
pele P t laborer, Market st
urt William, land and loan agent,
Da W's bloc k, Market sq ;
Mtehinson Thomas,
storekeeper, Gor-
. Quel v
+ Wosteri ten) ) ae
mr Great Weste tson John, machinist, Oxford st
Ntton John D., superintendent Cen-
m, A ‘thar st chool, Gordon st. h Norfolk st
oolwich st Peis & Hunter, We] found
* Perth st rerth st
el, Queen st Pais John, of I t Hunter. ]
Cardigan
fignell raat blacksmith, Notting- |
kin Sam., accountant, Oxford st |
n William, quarryman, Waterloo
GG & CHANCE, fancy and staple
John, of Hogg & Chance, Queen
ingg rey. John, Kirk of Scotland,
Folliday Thomas, proprietor Guelph
follinshead George, bricklayer, Nor-
oper Jolin, blacksmith, St Elizabeth |
ul under the direction of the |
Hough Mrs. Frances, wid George, Not-
y Churchill, gardener, Galt. st
DOMINION 361
DIRECTORY.
| Guelph Mereury y, Arthur st
| Jackson Jesse, clerk, Dundas road
| Jackson Andrew M., of Thompson &
Jackson, Dough as st
| Jack Daniel, engine driver G.W.R.,
Edinburgh ros ud
| Jackson Daniel, of Jackson & Hallett,
Suffolk st
INNES JAMES, editor and proprietor | Langdon James J., grocer, Suffolk st
Langell Jacob, carpenter, Dublin st
| Laudre G. HL, telegraph operator G.T.R,,
bds Market sq
| Laverty James, laborer, Bristol st
Law Benjamin, storekeeper, John st
Law Francis, pedlar, Farquahar st
Lawrence Thos., carpenter, Suffolk st
Lawrence Thomas, shoemaker, Delhi st
Jackson & Hallett, grocers, Wyndham | Leader Frederick, teamster, Northum-
st
Jackson John, of McLeod, Wood & Co.,
Issex st
Jackson Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,
McTague st
berland st
Leader Robert, teamster, Northumber-
| land st
' Leader William, storekeeper, Eramosa
; road
Jacomb William H., painter, Quebee st) Lee George, Paisley road
Jamieson Robert, melodeon maker, |
Market st
Jeffrey George, dry goods, Norfolk st
_Jenning William, teamster, Bagot st
Jessup George, shoemaker, Glasgow st |
Jessup George Walcer, livery stables,
McDonnell st, h Nottingham st
‘| Tague st
Johnson Fred., baker, Nottingham st
Johnson Mrs. Ellen, wid, Perth st
| Johnston James, laborer, Devonshire st |
Joly Edward, stonecutter, Market st
Jones John, stonecutter, Nssex st
Jones Samuel, moulder, Suffolk st
| Jones William. grocer, Gordon st
JOTHAM FREDERICK,
Red Lion hotel, Gordon st
Joyce William, boilermaker, King st
| Kay John, brassfounder, Wyndham st
| Keables Michael A., of Guelph Sewing
| Machine Co., Liverpool st
KEABLES, OSBORNE & CO., proprie-
tors Gue iph Sewing Machine factory
Keating Thomas, registrar, Surrogate |
court, Court house, Northumberland
| Keating Thomas A., M.D., Essex st
| Keiller “Charles, finisher, Essex st
Kelcher Daniel, proprietor Grand
| ‘Trunk hotel. Edinburgh road
' Kelking Sem., machinist, Wellington st |
Kell Henry E., laborer, Essex st
Kelly Bernard, cooper, Cardigan st
Kelly Jonathan, chief constable, Nor-
folk st
Kennedy Alexander H. R., grain mer-
chant, Delhi st
| Kennedy David, Woolwich st
Kennedy David, builder, Market st
Kennedy David, grain dealer, Dublin st
Kenny Patrick, laborer, Cross st
Keough Chris., baker, Nottingham st
Keough Frank, blacksmith, Wellingtoa
st
King David, sawyer, Essex st
King George, milkman, n Water st
King Joseph, laborer, St Elizabeth st
King Robert S., clerk, Paisley st
King Walter, clerk of the marke
Woolwich st
Kingsley William, benker, Norfolk st
A
Kingsmill William, postmaster, Wynd-
ham st
Kinnon Robert, teainster, Brock road
Kirkland Thomas, carpenter, Market st
Kirby Leonard, teamster, Mitchel st
Kirk Mrs. Sarah, wid David, Perth st
Kirkland Henry, machinist, Paisley st
Knight Henry, machinist, York road
Know le s William 8. G., auctioneer,
Market st
enwios \\ am H. G., cler] Nor-
folk st
Koehle Charle ilesman, Arthur st
Kohl rederick, laborer, Quebec st
Lai vy M Margaret, wid James,
Charles
proprietor
Lemon Andrew, of Lemon & Peterson,
| Queen st
| Lemon & Pete am barristers,Market sq
| LePan Louis A., teller Canadian Bank
of Commerce, offic e
| Lewis John L., wholesale groceries and
liquor Wyndham st, h Bagot st
Johns Mrs. Mary, wid William, Me-| Lighthart Samuel, cooper, Perth st
| Little James, miller, n Water st
Little W. J., baker, Wyndham st, h
Suffolk st
Little William, tanner, Yorkshire st
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
| GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INSUR-
| ANCE CO,,'T. W. Saunders, agent
| ‘Town hall
Loretto Convent, mother Joachim, su-
perioress, Norfolk st
London & Lancashire Life Assurance
Co., W. Hart, agent, Market st
Lowry James, teamster, Wellington st
| Lowry Reginald, laborer, York road
Lundy Theodore,carpenter, Woolwich st
Lynch James, sheriff's bailiff, Essex st
|}Lynch Miss Elizabeth, seamstress,
| Perth st
Lynch Thomas, shoemaker, Notting-
| ham st
Lyon Patrick, machinist, Waterloo st
Macdonald Alexander, carpenter, off
| Paisley road
Macdonald Evan, farmer, off Dundas
| road
| Macdonald Owen, farmer, Queen st
Macklin James C., Hamilton st
MACKLIN J. C., & CO., dealers in dry
goods, groceries, boots aad shoes,
} &c., co-operative store, Wyndham st
| Macklin J. C., of J. C. Macklin & Co.,
Wyndham st
| MeBride Thomas, case maker, Cork st
| MeCatiery Thomas, teamster, Edin-
burgh road cor Galt st
MeCandlish William, blacksmith, Ox-
| ford st
McCann Patrick, shoemaker, Queen st
MeCarter Thomas, grocer, Market sq
CAUL GEOR LEFROY, bar-
ter. MeDonnell st
MeConkeyv Alexander, farmer, Mont st
McConnell John, carriagebuilder,
Norfolls st
McCoy Timothy, laborer, Waterloo
road
MeUrea & Co., produce and commis-
sion merchants, Market sq
McCrae David, of Armstrong, McCrae
& Co., Water st
McCrae John, of McCrae & Co., Arthur
sf
MeCrae Robert. Brock road
McCrae Thomas, of Armstrong, McCrae
& Co.
McCrae William, machinist, Mill st
| MeCuaig Edward, laborer, Ontario st
Me) John, laborer, Nottingham st
Me Cnaig M Ann, wid Peter, Wool-
wich st
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McOuaig Patrick, laborer, St Elizabeth
st
McUuaig William, clerk G.T.R., Nor-
thumberland st
McCurry & Mitchell, barristers, Day’s |
block, n Market sq
McCurry Patrick, of McOurry & Mit-
chell, Elora road
McDonald A. H.,
and Wyndham sts
McDonald judge Archibald, county
of Wellington, Surrogate judge, Court
house, h off Metcalfe st
McDonald James, mason, Bagot st
McElderry John, of Carroll & Co., Nor-
folk st
McElderry Mrs. Rose,
Norfolk st
McElligett Richard, brewer, Manches-
ter st
McFarlane Duncan, grain buyer, Nor-
wich st
McGarr Joseph, ropemaker, Quebec st
McGarrel Larry, weaver, Duke st
McGee John, laborer, Piisiol st
McGehan Mrs., wid J., Toronto st
McGowan Patrick, laborer, Cross st
McGregor James H., M.D., Woolwichst
McGuire Edward W., M.D., Norfolk st
McGuire Mrs. Ellen, wid John, Market
wid Edward,
st
McHardy William,
Market st
Mellroy Samuel R., of Mitchell & Mcll-
roy, bookseller, Norfolk st
McIntosh Daniel, clerk, Norwich st
coal oil distiller,
McIntyre Alexander, laborer, Bristol st |
McKee John, carpenter, Perth st
McKenna James, engine driver G.W.R,,
Sydenham st
McKenzie Alex.
st
McKenzie James,
cresent
McKinnon Miss Jane,
tingham st
McLaggan John ©., of Guelph Sewing
Machine Co., Glasgow st
McLaren Davy id, laborer, Essex st
McLEAN GEORGE, miller, Brock road,
resides at Aberfoyle
McLean Kenneth, lnw student, Perth st |
McLean Malcolm, machinist, Green st
McLeod Robert, of McLeod, Wood & |
Co., Dublin st
McLEOD, WOOD & CO., proprietors
Guelph melodeon and organ factory,
14 Market sq
, bookkeeper, Woolwich
tailoress, Not-
MeMillan A. G., of McMillan & O'Con- |
nor, Arthur st
McMillan John A., shoemaker, Wynd-
ham st, h Waterloo st
MeMillan W., farrier, Wyndham st
McMillan & O'Connor, barristers, Mar-
ket sq
McNaughton Mrs. Mary,
der, Perth st
McNeil John, hoots and shoes,
ham st
McNulty Miss, dressmaker, Cork st
McPhee Alexander, Mill si
McPherson John, carpenter, Arthur st
MeQuillan John, drover,
land st
MeQuinn ahpk las, grocer,
McRae David, London road
McRae Donald, millwright, Chambers
st
Wynd-
Market sq
McRoberts John, clerk, Northumber- |
land st
McShane James, laborer, Yorkshire st
McTague Bernard, laborer, Market st
McTague Charles, shoemaker, Notting- |
ham st
DOMINION
barrister, cor Quebec |
bookkeeper, Nelson
Northumber- |
|
McTague John, laborer, Nottingham st
MeTaig Bernard, carpenter, Water st |
McWilliams Miss Rebecca, Duke st
Maddock E., machinist, Woolwich st
Maddock Edwin H., carpenter, Wind-
ham st
Maginnis Joseph, laborer, Norfolk st
Mahoney James, carpenter, Fergus cor
Galt sts
Manley Henry, feed store,
Wyndham |
st |
Mann Wm. M.,
Manning Mrs.
Elizabeth st
Manny Patrick, laborer, Nottingham st
Marcon Frederick, clerk, Norfolk st
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alfred A.
Baker, issuer, Elizabeth st
Marriott © harles, laborer, Survey st
Marriott Francis, road inspector, Yar-
mouth
Marriott Henry, saddler, Market sq
Marriott William, beer driver , Birming- |
ham st |
Marshall & Willard, photographers,
Day’s block
Martin David, mill owner, Suffolk st
MARTIN JOHN, dealer in groceries,
crockery, wines, and liquors, Wynd-
ham st
Martin Mrs. Emma, wid Elisha, Tiffany
st |
MASSIE JAMES, & CO., wholesale
grocers, Wyndham st
Massie James, of James Massie & Co.,
Green st
Matthews Stephen, proprietor Ontario
house, Gordon st
Maybery Frederick, Queen st
Mays James, manufacturer wove wire,
Woolwich st |
| Mechanics institute, W. Hosken, li-
brarian, Town hall
Mennell James, stage driver, Waterloo
Sst
Melvin Robert,
George st
Menzies Miss Mary, dressmaker, Cork st
| Meredith Rice, collector, Paisley st
| Menlahan James, grocer, Gordon st
| Mercer George, g gaoler, W oolwich st
| Merley Richard, “laborer, Devonshire st
| MERRIT WILLIAM M., barrister, at-
tailor, Cardigan st
Mary, wid Dennis, St
of Mills & Melvin, |
| torney, solicitor, notary public, &e., |
Wyndham st
Mesten Seaton, laborer, Mill st
| Metealf Henry, saddler, Wyndham st,
| h Charles st
Metcalfe Henry W., tuner, Dublin st
| Mew Thomas, shoemaker, Paisley st
Mewhort John, blacksmith, Perth st
362 DIRECTORY.
| Moir Mrs. Mary, wid Jolin, sto
| Mulloy K.,
| Murchey Joseph, moulder, King
| Mickle Misses Lydia & Margaret, Derry
| st
| Middleton Robert, Kent st
ket sq
Miller John, laborer, Market st
| MILLER JOHN, proprietor Qneen’s
| hotel and livery stables, Market sq
| Miller John W., fruit dealer, Market sq
| Miller John, of J. & R. Miller, Edin-
burgh road
Miller Robert, of J. & R. Miller, Edin-
burgh road
Miller Thomas, pork butcher,
st
Millington Luke, machinist, Glasgow st | Nichols Jas. T.,
| Mills & Melvin, foundry, Wyndham st
| Queen st
| Milne Duncan, porter, Dublin st
Mimmack Jos., hairdresser, St George
sq
| Mison W illiam, laborer, Nottingham st
, | Miller James & Robert, butchers, Mar- |
wid Alexan- | :
Gordon |
Mills William H., of Mills & Melvin, |
| Newton Edward, insurance agei
[PRovinoy 0 TARIO. |
Mitchell John, of Mitchell & 7
Douglas st ll & To
Mitchell & Mellroy,
tioners, Wyndham st
Mitchell Robert, of MeCurry & Mitehg!
Mitchell & Tovell, undertakers
mosa road [
Mitchell William, tailor, Cork
Norfolk st
Moffatt Samuel, foundryman, Perth;
ris Thomas, she
akez George, labc
Connor Daniel, t
‘Connor Edwar¢
(Connor
Connor James, la
Connor Wm,, bil
P) Dounell Edward,
('o., ‘ork st
Donnell E.,
liquors, W yndha
/Donnell Martin,
)Hearn Nicholas,
Jibam Thomas, W
liver Henry, Quee
J. laborer, (
iver Miss A., Wa
liver Mrs., wid, O
liver Robert, of Bi
for Life Associ
Cork st
NTARIO BANK,
Market sq
ntario house, Ste]
" ietor, Gorcon s
shorne John H.,
«eC o., Glasgow §
{Toole James, lab
{Toole Mrs. Mary,
keeper, Woolwic
road
XVARD GEORG]
G.T.R., Queen
‘Kham Catterick,
Thomas,
wholesale th
bite
(
Molton David,
Gordon st
Montgomery John, London road
MONTREAL TELEG RAPH CO, Johy
Grant, agent, Wyndham a
Moohen Hugh, tanner, panes
MOREHOUSE HARVE YI ie
and broker, Market sq, h oa Lwieh g
MORRIS EDMUND, manager (ntatiy
bank, Market sq
Morrison James, Cardigan st
Morrison John, laborer, Waterloo s
Morrison Richard B., Woolwich st
Moulton David, produce dealer, &yf
folk st
‘loyes James, traveller,
land st
Mudge Frederick, of McLeod, Wood
Co,, Wyndham st
Mulligan Michael, teamster, We
ton st
grain and wool q
Northumber
cooper, Norwich st
Mulloy William, teacher, MeD
Mulvey Thomas, laborer, Cham)
Murphy Andrew, pensioner, Devo
st
Murphy James, grocer, Wyndham st
Murphy Michael, laborer, Dund
Murphy Mrs. Patrick, proprietor:
hotel, McDonnell st
Murphy Wm., milkman, St Eli
Murry George, woollen manufac
n Water st, i Mary st
Murray John F., machinist, Arthurs
Murray Robert, printer, Albert st
MURTON BROTHERS, produce aud
commission merchants, Gor’
Murton George, of Shaw & Murty
London road
Murton George, sen,
Green st
Murton George, sen., Norfolk st
Murton Harry, of Murton Brothes
Queen st ;
Murton Walter, of Murton Brothegiroad
Woolwich st Aterson George
Myers Solomon, cigar manufucturey Wellington st
Wyndham st, h Nottinghan t Atterson George, o1
Naismith Di iniel, ham curer,V son, bds at Platt’s
st iterson John, four
| Neligan Patrick, laborer, Water! Miterson Mark J.,
| Nelson William, whitewasher, road
shire st rson William J
| Nesland Edward, laborer, Ca on George, lab
| Newby Wm., gunsmith, Lond Thomas,
Newman Charles, eurrier, Paisk
st 18, ]
cial hotel, Market
pas R GEOR GI
wT
Oliver, trim
ven, archde
St George’ 3
land, Duke st cor
anelton James, trin
ry Abel, sae
y James b.,
grain dealet
marker Robert, carri
nell st, h Arthur s
materson George, bu
Alison George, qui
Glasgow st
on William, m:
Mrs, Sarah,
st
Newton Francis, carpenter, }
Newton Henry, p OED tor
house, Edinburgh road
Newton honse, Henry Newtou, |
prietor, Edinburgh road
Nichols Charles, carpenter, Que
constable, Gli
Nichols William, proprietor Co
house hotel, Woolwich st
Noble Wm., shoemaker, Market
Mitchell st
Noonan Francis, laborer, Lon Jon ria
Noonan James, tailor, Ontario st
Norris George, “shoemaker, Essex s
ae county crow
house, Wy ater st
trie Alexander, ¢|
gist, Wyndhay m st
trie Jolin W., exeis
ke George, contrac
grim John, machi
ndar Thomas, Coo}
mye John, miller, of
IE ALEXANDE
Proprietor Guelph
Mitchell Tovelf
Y, wholesale
1 st
McCurry & Mitehyt
undertakers, Bs
a
tailor, Cork 4
ndryman, Perth
Jolin, SlOrek een
1 and wool deal
att,
sondon road
GRAPH O0., Johy
ndham st
ler, Duke st
IVEY dD, banker
t Sq, h Woolwich g
manager Ontarj
rligan st
rer, Waterloo st
» Woolwich st
oduce dealer, Suf
‘Her, Northumber
McLeod, Wood §
eamster, W
Forwich st
ther, MeDonnel
orer, Chambe
ulder, King
isioner, Devonshig
er, Wyndham it
orer, Dund
proprietor Albion
st
an, St Elizabeths
len manufactory
ter, Albert st
RS, produce an
ants, Gordon st
Shaw & Murter
n., grain deal
’ Norfolk st
Murton Brother
Murton fr
rar manufacture
ttingham st
n curer, Wyndlia
rer, Waterloo st
itewasher, Deva
yorer, Ca -
ith, London ro
rrier, Paisley st
irance agent, U0
nenter, Markets
oprietor News
road
ry Newton, }®
road :
venter, Que
table, Glasgors
t
proprietor Cont
vich st
ker, Market
yrer, London ri
, Ontario st
riker, Essex st
g'son George, laborer, Essex st
NTARIO, | DOMINION 863 DIRECTORY.
Connor Daniel, farmer, Glebe st | Plymouth church, Market st
‘Connor Edward, of
ID ‘hh } rap Ryrj »S
O'Connor | Rudd Gillan, laborer, Bridge st
Rudd John, cabinetmaker, Paisley st
| Ryan Joseph, carpenter, Strange st
| Ryan Mrs. Johanna, wid John, Wel-
lington st ,
Ryan Patrick, ashery, Oxford st
Sallows W., blacksmith, Wellington st
SANDILANDS GEORGE W., agent
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Mar-
ket st
; Saunders John, signal man G.W.R.,,
Alma st
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Donnell E., & Co., groceries and} Preasent Edward, miller, Hoskisson _
liquors, i Bore i Cinee ei eerie James C., proprietor Victoria
)Donnell Martin, laborer, Cross 8 | mill, Hoskisson st
Hearn Nicholas, laborer, Queen st | Presence Benj., butcher, London road
Jdbam Thomas, weaver, Dundas road | Prest George D., boots and shoes,
liver Henry, Queen st | Wyndham st
liver J., laborer, off London road | Pringle William, Alma st
liver Miss A., Waterloo road | Purcell Michael, cooper, Cardigan st
liver Mrs., wid, Ontario st Pureell Patrick, laborer, Dunham st
liver Robert, of Biscoe & Oliver, agent | Purcell Tobias, cooper, Cardigan st
for Life Association of Scotland, | QUEEN'S HOTEL, John Miller. pro-
Cork st | prietor ; first-class accommodation ;
NTARIO BANK, E. Morris, manager, | _ livery stable attached, Market sq
Market sq Quinn George, spinner, Glasgow st
ptario house, Stephen Matthews, pro- | sauna James, jun., teamster, Paisley
rietor, Gordon st roa
ae John H., of Keables, Osborne | Quinn James, sen., Paisley road
& 0o., Sea e aii | section ee iinporter of glassware, &e.,
{Toole James, laborer, Delhi st yndham st
Toole Mrs. Mary, wid Timothy, store- | Ray Frank, teamster, Waterloo road
keeper, Woolwich st cor London | Ray William, laborer, Ontario st
pene al ; / RAYMOND CHARLES, manufacturer Scofield J Norfol!
: . ‘no | Seofield James, grocer, Norfolk s
YVARD GEORGE A., station agent| Of double and single thread sewing Sia 7 paciaivce Conen ak st
peal 4 aves), Pre “SD achines pee 7 Torfolk st | Dcott Jo reaver, Gor 8
GER. Queen cor St Elizabeth st}, ma hines, Yarmouth st, h Norfolk st | Scott Thoms Le Bank clack
ackham Catterick, miller, Perth st | RED LION HOTEL, F. Jotham, propri- Scrim David, gardener, Woolwich st
tlister Thomas, brewer, Edinburgh | tor, good accommodation, cor Gor- ens aaana? alo NM ee aloe ate
on By don’and Waterloo sts SS Ore ae re renee at
ilister ‘TY 5 pronri : | Reed Barney, shoemaker, Nottingham st | 2¢TOegie David, clerk, 4 r 8
allister Thomas, proprietor Commer- Re ed Barney shoemaker, Notting Seymour Louis. provisions, McDonnell
cial hotel, Market sq | ey e Malin, shoemaker, Nottingham Near 5, ] »?
pepe tae een eee enters Reid Alex. A, patternmaker, Quebec st | aren atobeNe ge AL Sg st
; itl ee "4 ( Ape . oad Renton George, blacksmith, Paisley st a arp David, abcrer, nay ou
primer viemes, livery stable, Quebec st) Roynolds William, county. treasurer, Sharp James, foreman, Bristol a
plmer Oliver, trimmer, Durham st Lo Gain Fay hig | Sharpe Alfred, of C. & A. Sharpe,
. ourt house, h Yarmouth st ;
rven, archdeacon Arthur, min- Waterloo road
Rhemmie Misses Elizabeth & Louisa,
2 Misse; ; Q Siar: Te tien Pore
young ladies school, Market st SHARPE C, & A., seedsmen and com
f , mission merchants, Market sq
| Richards Jobn, mason, Dundas road . ; Sy aN ;
Richards Mrs. Stephen, Farquahar st | Sharpe ( harles, of C. & A. Sharpe,
Richardson Robert, police clerk, Ri-| Waterloo road
chardson st SHAW & MURTON, merchant tailors,
Richardson Ths., porter, Manchester st dealers in ready made clothing and
Rickaby William, tailor, Grange st | gents furnishing goods, Wyndham st
Riddell William, laborer, Perth st | Shaw Robert M., joiner, Kirkland st
Shaw Thomas, plasterer, Nottingham st
hell sth Arthur st Ridout T., engineer, Water st : : oat ;
lel st, h Arthur s Riley John, laborer, St Elizabeth st Shaw Samuel, of Shaw & Murton, Sur-
: rey st
Baterson George sher. Market 2 | Atl
sts ned pte bute her, Market sq _| Risk John, grocer, Wyndham st, h Nor- | |, eaade ae ee
miso George, quarryman, Waterloo | foie st : Shaw William, machinist, Surrey st
‘ja Tee : | Robertson Adam, jun., of Robertson & | Shaw William, mason, Mar ket st
Fi: ‘son George P., cattle dealer, Sons, Mitchell st Shaw Win., shoemaker, Wellington st
euington st BY ; , A ‘ eggs
ni | Robertson Adain, sen., of Robertson & | Shean John, teamster, Nottingham st
Bttcrson George, of Depotie & Patter- Sone Mitche Thea pee ae Fe eave
son, bls at Platt’s hotel } Sons, Mitchell st Sheeder Alfred, n Water st
veace, Court house, h Birek road
SAUNDERS THOMAS W., J.P., police
magistrate, barrister, Woolwich st, h
Dundas road
| Savage David, watchmaker, Wyndham
| st, h Paisley st
ayers George H., carpenter, Mary st
Sayers Thomas, councillor, Duke st
Sayles William <A., billiard saloon,
Wyndham st
Schotield Alfred,
Glasgow st
Schwager Geo., baggageman G.W.R.,
Paisley road
,
S
melodeon maker,
ier Abel, shoemaker, Wyndham st
er James B., of Harvey & Co., |
Ington st
Mrs. Catherine, wid Dr., Market
arker Robert, carriagemaker, McDon- |
tterson John, foundryman, Pearl st Roberison & Sons, founders, Eramosa Shepherd —,, pedlar, Woolwich st
Mtterson Mark J., miller,’ Waterloo | > road me ; Shepherd John, carpenter, Green st
road yous Robertson William, carpenter, Wool-/| Sherlock rey, James, R. catholic, Nor-
wich st folk st
Atterson William J., clerk, Norfolk st picture frame
tobertson William, of Robertson & | Shewan
iautode eed Sons, Mitchell st_ ; _maker, Market sq a
erodeon MAKE, | ROBINS GEORGE, general commis- | Simkins Isaac, crockery packer, Suf-
sion merchant, dealer in all kinds of! — folk st
grain, seeds, wool, &c., and insurance | Simon G.S., clerk Bank of Commerce,
agent Waterloo road
| Robinson Edw,, silverplater, Quebec st | Simpson Allan, blacksmith, Cork st
Robinson Robt., miller, Waterloo road | Simpson James, butcher, Market, sq, h
50, county’ craven , Maw (1, | Robinson Thomas, plasterer, Elora st Albert st
Rous, Wateeat n attorney, Court Rodgers Edw % machinist, Liverpool st Simpson Thomas, butcher, Albert st
trie Alexander, chemist and suunel Rodgers Wm., engine driver G.W.R., Simpson William, baker, Cork st
gist, Wyndham’st . 5° | Edinburgh road ban! Skelton John, laborer, Toronto st
trie Jolin W,, excise officer, Arthur st | Romain Charles Edward, district ins- Skinner Frederick, painter ;
ke George, contractor Manicet s | pector Inland revenue, Market st | Skinner I rederick, sewing machines,
grim John, machinist Tiffany es Roper William, weaver, Gordon st | W oolwich st
ular Thomas, cooper, Dundas st | Ross William, laborer, Kent st | Skinner George,
: yous Rowan Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Dr, Thomas, | Woolwich st
|
Christopher,
birson Thomas,
Sgow st
arson William, mason, Norfolk st — |
Tkins Mrs, Sarah, wid Edward, Far- |
rst
VY dward T. A., merchant, Kent st
terson Henry W., of Lemon & Peter-
sewing machines,
e John, miller, off W ahs
IE AT ae ss W oorM toh st Fergus st Slater William, baker, Gordon st
Pita 1XANDER T., editor and| Rowe Frederick B., artificial manure, | Sleeman George, Silver Creek brewery,
Petor Guelph Herald | Market sq, h Fergus st | Waterloo road
GUELPH.
Saunders colonel Thomas, clerk of
Si RSE Ok ts cele:
Cee
DOMINION 3564
GUELPH,
DIRECTORY.
[ PRoyiney
Ward George U,,
Yarmouth st
Slider Mrs, Elizabeth, wid James, Not- | Sunley Noah, farmer, Grange st
tingham st Sunley William, tinsmith, Market sq |
Small Francis, provision dealer and) Sweeney Jeremiah, pedlar, Market st | Ward Robert, teamster, Queen ¢
lumber merchant, Wyndham st, ho Swilhurst William, founder, Suffolk st | Ward Thomas, proprietor Cy
Woolwich st Swilhurst John, moulder, Suffolk st Woolwich st
Smith George, Swilhurst Win, machinist, Cham-| Wardrobe rey,
Carriage triagg
Arthur s
Thomas, ( anada
Smith George, crublnetinaker, Nelson bers st byterian, Emma st
crescent Tanner Edward, baker, Green st | Warner Andrew, merehant, (Cueen
Smith George 8., painter, Duke st fansley Thomas, plasterer, Notting- cor St Elizabeth st
Smith James, tailor, bls Cork st lium st | Warnold Mrs, Ann, wid Joli, Dep
Smith Miss Louisa, ‘hoot teacher, | Tatham Mrs, Fanny, wid Thomas shire st a
Market st Proctor, Kent at.’ | Waters James T., butcher, Wy,
Smith Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Nor- Tawes William, shoemaker, Market sq, | Watson James , Woolwiel st
wich st h Mont st Watson James, carpenter, Perth st
Smith R. A., clerk, Palmer st
Smith Riehard, St Mlizabeva
Smith Thoms, Sulfollc st
Taylor Alexander, mason, Norwich st Watson Jolin, baker, Hssex st
Tavlor Charles Bo, yu wit ter, Glasgow st | Watson Peter, moulder, Pearl s
carpenter, Tavior ET. IL, commercial traveler, Suf- | Watson Thomas M., ledge
Smith Thomas, laborer, Paisley road folk st Canadian Bank of Commer t, i
Smith Thomas, measou, Northumbers) Taylor Willam G., veterinary surgeon, bee st
land st Market st Watson William, tailor, MeTagnes
Smith Thos., photog ‘apherSt George sq | Teal Maurice, laborer, Market st Watt Andrew, millwright, Durbay
Smith William, laborer, Atma st THAIN CHARLES, manufacturer of; Watt James, of Guthrie, Watt & Cus
Smith William, waggoutmaker, Wynd-
ham st, h Chambers st
Smith William, mason, Norfolk
Smith Win,, painter, Chambers st
Thain’s double mould plough and Liverpool st
turnip sower, aud agricultural imple- | Watt John, millwright, Norwich st
ments of all kinds Webb --—, cooper, Mill st
Thomas G. W., veterinary surgeon, bds | Webb Wim., fireman G.W.R, Melvile
aelling Maurice, baker, St Elizabeth st Market sq Webber George, cooper, Perth st
Snelling Wm.,, storekeeper, Market sq) | Thompson Andrew, baker, Waterloo st | Webster James, registrar of cus
Snider George, teunster, Northumber-) Thompson J. M., clerk Ontario bank = | Court house, h MeTague st
land st ) Thompson & Jackson, land and loan} Webster John, tinsmith, Cork st
Snider George If, agents, St George's sy Webster Mrs. Margaret, wid J
Northumberland st Thompson Robert, of Kramosa st
Snider William, grain merchant, Glas-| Jackson, Wyndham WEEKS JOHN, of Spuri
gow st Thompson Jolin, cooper, King st Welch John, laborer, St
Snowdon Wm., melodeons, Nssex st Thorne Thomas, barber, McDonell st, | Welch Michael, tailor, Liverpoolst
Soden Robert, grocer, Wyndham st | ssex st Welch William, tailor, Market 4
Sole Johu, baker, Gordon st Thorburn A, J., bookkeeper, Albert st Nottingham st
Spalding Joun, weaver, Gordon st Thorpe James A., livery stable, MeDon- | Welldrick Henvy, bricklayer, nun
Spragge Caleb, commercial traveller, nell st, h Woolwich st | Wellington hotel, D, Coffee, pri
Charles st THORNTON J.B, bookseller, stationer, |. Wiudham st
Spragg g Philip, pumpmaker, Dablin st bookbinder, account book manufac- | Wells | Arthur,
Spurn Roseve C., of Spumn & Weeks, turer, and news dealer, Wyndham st, | Wyndham st r
“Woolwich st h Market st : | Wells Richard, ae rk, Windha mst
Spurin & Weeks,druggists, Wyndham st} Tindal Jas., shoemaker, Wells Robert, clerk, W indham s /
Stackpool Jolin, switciunan G.W.R., | Tison John, butcher, Bagot st | Wells W illiam, aise Windham s
Kent st “\Tobbs Archibald, laborer, Perth st | Willsford Geo., stonemason, )
Stannard Edwin C., painter, Kent st | Todd G., & Son, tinsmiths, Market a | Welsh Jumes, lita ea peg
Stannard Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James H., | Todd George, sen., of G, odd & Sun, | West John, woodyard, Quebee :
Kent st Market sq ; Westfall —, off Ls ondon Pais A
Stapleton James, laborer, Glasgow st Todd George M., jun., of G, Todd & Son, Wheatley Wm,, pain Paisley "
Steel Thomas, brewer, Waterloo road Market sq *Wheatley William, shoemaker
Stephens James, joiner, Essex st Tovel Mark, painter, Eramosa road tingham st he private sbi
Stephens John, Glasgow st | Tovell John, carpenter, Norfolk st | White Miss Hannah, private sa
Stevens William, baiider, Market st | Tovell Nathan, of Mitchell & Tovell, | Woolwich st
Stevenson Wm,, nurseryman, Grange st} Caulbridge st, Market sq Lip eye Miss Mary, private
Stewart Alexander, mason, Waterloost | TOWN HALL. Market sc bee
Stewart John, grain dealer, Dake st eee ae ae ‘ae ul of Clark & | Wilcox Desee
Stewart Robert, sash, door and blind) puck. Wyndham st church, Paisley °K bles, Osbo
factory, Wyndham st aed W eee ’ He ae of eae
Stewart William, carpenter, Dublin st | OLE 8 21a Ey
Stewart William, dry ¢ ods and ready | WILKINSON GEORGE, groctt
made clothing, Wyndham st, h Li- don st TITAN al
ot WILKINSON JONATHAN, ef
verpool st
Stimmet H snry, cooper, Cross st rw yprie tor Guelph Advertiser,
vm st, h Dab lin st
Stockbridge John, Arnold st Vorkstite, &
. . ny - PP KSHi, ¢
STONE FREDERICK S,, general mer- | Vincent Henry J., tifler, Eramosa | BE John, rape Nott
chant, importer and breeder of Dar-| road Wilson Willian chosmnalte
ham and Hereford cattle, Cotswold | Volk William, polisher, Essex st | Willint : Wn Ye eaten
and Southern sheep, Berkshire pigs | Waldman Henry, tailor, Northumber- | ree M., CHEE
and Suffolk horses, Gordon st,h More-| land st |__8 scsmnith, Pi
ton lodge : | Walden Alex , laborer, n Dundas road | |W fg croft Michacl, blacksm!
Stovel Na uaniel, bookbinder, Quebee st | Waldron William, plasterer, Green st Ss 3
Stovel Nathaniel, sewing machines, Walker ——, moulder, bds Cork st Bae a oe miter, 0
Arthur st | Walker Charles, private school, Wool- Ae 18¢ es x ane iner, Sut
Stovel William, Arthur st | wich st | Mee ig ae ; Gare ap, Wyndham
Strachan Robert G., trader, Waterloo st| WALKER HUGH, wholesale and re- | WO0G Woon A. §
Stronach Mrs. Mary, wid John, Wool-| tail dealer in oysters, fruits, groceries |
wich st | and liquors, Wy ndham st. b Oxford st
| V
|
|
ervain merchant,
Thompson & |
& Weeks
acting — postmi
St George's sq
sexton, Weslet
Tunnicliff John, bookkeper, Cork st
Turubull Pahner, tailor, Essex st
Turner al carpenter, Arnold st
Vale Bes , band master, Lurseg s
Verney sine carpenter, Woolwich st
Victoria hotel, Daniel Hott ‘rman, pro-
prietor, St Georg
Woolwich road
Green st
Stor rKre apjoele ay ar wu ¢ “J sy ay ot
Sturdy Frederick, painter, Wyndham st, | Walker Hugh L., machinist, Yarmouth Wood Thomas, butcher, Hoopes
h Surrey st st 008 : i. freigh
mtey John, blac ksmith, Norfolk st Wallace Patrick, laborer, Inkerman st) W ee WILLIA : regs
Sallivan Patrick, laborer, Inkerinan st |! Walsh Samuel, customs officer, Green st .T.R., Durham s
Pei
| Warburton Joseph B., bookkeeper, Wa- | W aie Henry, carpenter,
Sullivan Peter, mason, Bristol st Dal
terloo st Worsfold John, trimmer,
Samer William H., barber, Wyndham st !
Wood Riley B., of McLeod, Wool
TARIO. |
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ng Ire o -
bn chapel,
Bride st
YSBOnRO—
pwashipof Midd
jstant from In
reat Western J
1.60; (rom Sime
Joa, from Lon
eekly, Vopulat
) Charles, farn
le Lewis, ¢ ittle
mn William, fi
rk Edward. fa
n Robert C,, fi
vie John HL, po
he John W., sh
cham Henry,
oham Rober
mbaun S. K,,
3 Jos se ph,
Davi dM,
bbs Jos ph. met
mond Jame
James
rander Andrew,
rander Jacob, fi
rander Jolin, JI
jardson John, fi
ton John, farme
ks Edward T.,
John, farm
i ILLE
waships of Walpc
Haldimand, Di
station of the I
1 of the Gran
niles, fare!
ke Evie, 14 n
yuga, the county
ainilton 23 miles, f
pulation about 15
pas David, J.P.
proprietor
as Uriah, farme
vetherick Thom
th Lyman W., J
rs Henry, harne:
pper Joseph, lab
ott John, farmer
es John, carpent
ndon Richard, b
ber Charles, farn
per Charles, post
ber & Harrison, s
TERSVILLE
.E. Jones, M.D..
mn William, s
street Benjamin
S PETER E
l hall
ohn, black.
John, ink
John, grocer
Thomas, car
all Archiba
Neaptain Jar
e Land farmer
hard H.,
eM X., sel
¢ Thomas, M.D
ner in B. R.
‘Joseph, Ww
ibrook James a, fi
ter Luther, tail
bd James, schoo
ans Milton, M
TARIO. |
[ Proving cece CES
breley Alfred, Northumberland st
Northumberland st
mwiek Ths., machinist, Norfolk st
brthel Sam , machinist, Caulbridge st
reht Samuel, Suffolk st
» Richard, laborer, Wellington st
ing Frederick, baker, Dev onshir vst
ne |, rey, Mr. Howie, minister,
Carriage trig
ster, Queen at
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YSBORO— A emall village in the
bwashipof Middleton, county ot Norfolk
i vom Ingersoll, a station of the
tehor, Wy h i wnt from Bd + agar ed
iteher, Wyndhang reat Western railway, 28 miles, fare
olwich st 1.50; from Simeoe, the cot ily town, 25
enter, Perth jJoa, from Londo 3 miles, Mail tri-
‘r, Issex st Population about 150
ilider, Pearl st
M., ledger keyg
of Commerce.
eekly
1 Charles, farmer
fe Lewis, cattle dealer
an William, farmer
rk Edward. farmer
n Robert C., farmer
vie John I., postmaster, storekeeper
le John W., shingle mill
nham Henry, farmer
nham Robert, farmer
nhan S. K., lumberman
ailor, McTague t
wright, D
thrie, Watté
‘iaht, Norwik
*, Mill st
n G.W.R,, Melville ves Joseph, farmer
ooper, Perth st 1 David M. school teacher
registrar of cous bos Joseph, merchant, farmer |
MeTague st mond James, farmer |
|
yee Jobn, innkeeper
sinith, Cork st
shall James H., farmer
irgaret, wil Ji
if Spurin & Wee
op, St Klizale
ilor, Liverpool
tailor, Market s
rander Jacob, farmer
John, J.P., grist mill
on John, farmer
John, farmer
sdward T., farmer
ton John, farmer
bricklayer, n Sumy
D. Coffee, propre
GERSVILLE—A village in the
waships of Walpole and Oneida, county
Haldimand,
sation of the Buffalo and Goderich
of the Grand Trunk Huron rail-
ay, 9 miles, fare 40e.; from Port Dover
n Lake Erie, 14 miles, fare 75e.; from
yiga, the county torvn, 10 miles, from
ainilton 23 miles, fare $1.25. Mail daily.
pulation about 150,
acting })
ork, Windham st
k, Windham st
rk, Windham s
onemason, M
vard, (yuebec
ondon road
pas David, J.P., farmer and stage
proprietor
nas Uriah, farmer
vetherick Thomas, farmer
th Lyman W., J.P., farmer
rs Henry, harnessmaker
bper Joseph, laborer
ott John, farmer
es John, carpenter
ndon Richard, blacksmith
per Charles, farmer
ber Charles, postinaster
er & Harrison, slorekeepers
TERSVILLE) = MEDICAL
E. Jones, M.D., proprietor
nm William, shoemaker
t Benjamin, farmer
. PETER
1 hall
John, blacksmith
John, innkeeper
John, grocer :
Thomas, carpenter
mald Alexander, innkeeper
Archibald, laborer
m, shoemal
nah, privat
lary, privat
sexton, Wel
st
f Keables, 0:
ORG E, groc er, G
HALL,
VATHAN, ef
ph Advertiser
n st
Oper, Nott
voemaker, |
sarpenter, Unt
joiner, Surrey’
ocer, Wynd! °
Oner and farmer
nd Richard H., storekeeper
he Albert R., school teacher
TeLeod, Woot Q
in B. R.
Mmour Joseph, waggonmaker
brook James, farmer
ter Luther, tailor
Bl James, school teacher
mans Milton, M.D.
on
tcher, Hoopet %
AM, freight
rpenter, P¢
mmer, Davin
DOMINION 5l
| Roberts S., grocer
) Stevenson James,
Woodward Mrs. Martha, wid Duett
rander Andrew, farmer | Austin Willet C.,
rr
1C
Distant from Caledonia, |
9 DIRECTOR
*HAGLE'S CORNERS—A villagein
the township of Dereham, county of!
Oxford, Distant from Salford 1 mile,
from Ingersoll, a station of the Great |
Western rulway, 3 miles, fare 26¢e.; from
Woodstock, the county town, 18 miles,
from Loudon 23 miles, Population ebout
0
Brown John, shoemaker
Bunyan John, briekmakes
Hagte P., farmer
Hayle Samuel, farmer
Lewis Benjamin, cooper
Lewis Mrs. Mary, wid Matthew
MeCaveny James, teamster
Mayberry Richard, blacksmith
Mayberry Richard, sen,, blacksmith
Phillips Jolin, farmer |
Poole Edward G., farmer
Quinn Matthew, farmer |
aemed
Stewart Angus, laborer
Swadling Robert S., carpenter
Wiseman William, innkeeper
| MA DLIBOREON—A GFvillage in the
township of Dysart, county of
borough. Distant from
the county town, and a
Midland railway, 70
Mail tri-weekly,
Peter-
Peterborough,
station of the
niles, fare #8,
Population about 175,
carpenter
rown Michael, builder
anadian Land and Emigration Co.,
Alexander Niver, agent
| Criston John, shoemaker
Dart Thomas, farmer
Derenzy S., druggist
Dover Frederick, storekeeper
Dover Fred,, tinsmith
Erskine James R., blacksmith, township
clerk |
Garrett Adam H., farmer |
Geegan Miss Alzina, school teacher |
|
| Luscas Jolin, tavernkeeper
E., M.D., proprietor |
McKenzie rey. G. L., ch of England |
MARRIAGE LICENSES, James R. |
Erskine, issuer |
Mayne Charles, carpenter
Neal Henry, carpenter |
Niven Alexander, provincial land sure |
veyor, notary, and commissioner in |
RR, |
Peck Samuel 8., storekeeper
Ritchie William, carpenter
Rolland James, farmer
| Stewart Charles R., postmaster, coroner
Thompson Stephen, mail driver
Wastell C. A., capt steamer Haliburton |
Wesley Henry, builder
Wood William, tinsmith
Young John, storekeeper
HALLOWAWYV—A smali newly erected
of Hastings. Distant from Belleville, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10
miles, fare 87hc. Mail daily, Population
about 109.
ean captain James, Indian commis- |
¢ Thomas, M D,, coroner, commis |
stage proprietor
Benns Franklin, carpenter and farmer
Bird James, president Halloway Cheese
Co.
| Cronk Stephen, miller
Halloway Cheese Co., James Bird, presi-
dent
Hamilton Thomas, farmer
Hopkins James P., postmaster,
keeper
Johnson William, farmer
Joyce Henry, farmer
Joyce William, farmer
store-
* The post office is at Salford.
| Barnum Simon, innkeeper, miller and |
Y, Guy-HAm
Ke mp William, shoemaker
Ostrom George, blacksmith
Spencer Charles, furmer
Tanner Almon, cheese factor
| Townsend John, farmer
Townsend William, farmer
Ward Albert, school teacher
Welbourne William, farmer
| “HAL ICSS CORNERS-~A villagein tho
CoWlship of Binbrook, county of Went-
worth, Distant from Hamilton, — the
county town and a station of the Greut
Western railway, 13 miles, from Toronto
smiles, Mail trieweekly, Population
about 100, ,
} Aikins William, farmer
Barlow Albert, waggonmaker
Bailey Thomas, carpenter
Bigger Robert H., MD.
Brown John, blacksmith
Buntin John, agent
Carle John SS. proprietor
Frankl
house
| Chesney rey. Edijah, Baptist
Cline James, harnessmaker
Fligg James, laborer
Franklin house, Jolin S,
prietor
Gawley James, waggonmak
Hall Georg * mason
Hall George, tailor
Hall Henry, postmaster, storeke: pei
MeGann John, blacksmith
McKenzie Mrs, Margaret, wid Alexander
taymond James, laborer
Russell James, M.D,
Simpson John, storekeeper
Sloat John, shoemaker
Stafford Theodore, saddler
Union hotel, Robert Wieket, proprietor
Wickett Robert, proprietor Union hotel
Woolgar John, farmer
Wright Charles, farmer
Wright Robert, tailor
Wright William, dry goods
Carle, pro-
+t HALTONVILLE—A village in the
township of Nassagaweya, county of
Halton, Distant from Rockwood, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles,
from Guelph 14 miles, from Wellington
Square, a station of the Great Western
railway, 20 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
| Barber George, farmer
Barber Robert, farmer
Coon Charles, shoemaker
Cusick Christopher, storekeeper
Ferguson Donald, laborer
Halton hotel, M. Lyons, proprictor
ILutcheson, John farmer
Hutcheson William, farmer
Leechman John, farmer
| Little rev, James, Canada Presbyterian
Lyons Michael, proprietor Halton hotel
village in the township of Thurlow, county | McEwin Daniel, farmer
McEwin Donald, farmer
| MeGlashin Archibald, farmer
| McNair Donald, auctioneer
| Meade Robert, storekeeper
Miller James, laborer
| Monoghan James, farmer
| Winn Theophilus B., M.D.
|
|
|{ EEAMEBURG — A settlement in the
| township of Fredericksburg, county
} Lennox. Distant from Napanee, a’ sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles,
Mail tri weekly. Population about 75,
| Aleombrack John, farmer
Alcombrack Philip, farmer
| Asselstine George, farmer
Bristol John W., farmer
* The post office is called Binbrook.
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Bristol Peter, farmer
‘Deltor Byard, farmer
Fraser Andrew D., J.P., postmaster
Fraser James M., farmer
Fretts James, farmer
Genge Richard R., farmer
Gunsolus J. E., farmer
Hall Arthur, farmer
Ham Ira, J.P., farmer
Ham Zina, farmer
Hawley John C., farmer
Hilditch John, blacksmith
Hawley J. C., farmer
Hawley Charles, farmer
Hawley George D., farmer
Licker William, farmer
Lloyd Amos, farmer
Lloyd John C., farmer
Lloyd Richard, farmer
Lloyd Simeon, farmer
Mash Peter, farmer
Mylor Anthony, farmer
Perry James, school teacher
Vantlyke Adelong, farmer
HAMIL TON-—The “ Ambitious City” is
beautifully situated on the south-western
curve of Burlington bay, township. of
Barton, county of Wentworth. It occu-
pies adelightful position on a plateau of
slightly elevated ground winding around
the base of a mountain, and has superior
facilities for becoming a large manufactur-
ing city, being accessible from all points
by railwa ant lake navigation, and being
situated tn the very centre of the finest
rain-producing country inthe Dominion,
The Great Western railway and its bran-
ches, having an entire length of three hun-
dred and fifty miles, soon to be increased
by the building of the ‘ loop line” from
Canfield, on the line of the Grand Trunk
Railway, to Glencoe, and passing through
the most fertile and populous portions
of Ontario, has done much to acsnce
the prosperity of Hamilton, Here are
locate? the chief offices, workshops,
rolling mills, grain elevators, &c., con-
nootad with the company, in which
hundreds of men find employment. The
Great Western forms part of the great
central route running from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, comprising the Hudson
river, Boston and Albany, New York
Central, Great Western of Canada, and
Michigan Central railroads, passing daily
through Hamilton, and connecting at
every im ortant point with all other rail-
Way an The cer-
tain prospect of the early completion of
the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway
tolake Huron and Georgian Bay, 18 miles
of which is now in running order, and
other portions under contract, will further
tend to increase the mercantile and manu-
facturing establishments in the city, and
add stilt more to its general prosperity,
In addition to the extensive works of the
Great Western railway, Hamilton boasts |
of other large manufactories which will
bear favorable comparison with any
inthe Dominion, The streets of the city
are generally laid out at right angles, run-
ning north and south from the bay, and
crossed by others running east and west,
The buildings are chiefly of stone and
brick, many presenting an imposing ap-
earance. The chief business streets are
ing, James, John, York, and McNab,
The several banks have branches here, and
these buildings, as well asthe public build-
ings, churches, and many of the stores are
handsome and costly structures, The
city is well lighted with gas, has an ex-
cellent system of drainage, and possesses
magnificent water works, the supply
to the reservoir of which is brought |
from Lake Ontario, a distance of nine
miles, On the rising ground approaching
the mountain are « number of elegant resi-
dences, having tastefully ornamented and
well laid out soon. From the mountain
itself, a magnificent view is to be had of the
surrounding country, Burlington Bay isa
Jarge and beautiful basin of water, navig-
able in all parts within a few feet of the
shore, and makes one of the safest and
steam navigation.
most commodious harbors on the lakes.
Five miles from Hamilton, connected by
rail, and by the Desjardins canal, is Dun-
das, a thriving manufacturing place, hav-
ing the advantage of a stream which
rushes with great impetuosity through
its centre, working on its way numerous
mills. Hamilton returns one member to
the House of Commons and one to the Pro-
vincial Parliament, In summer daily
lines of steamers and propellers ply be-
tween Hamilton, Toronto, Kingston, and
Montreal, while at all seasons of the year
there is direct communication with these
cities by the Great Western and Grand
Trunk railways. Montreal Telegraph Co.
and Dominion Telegraph Co. have offices
here, Distant from Niagara Falls Sus-
pension bridge 43 miles, from St Catha-
rines, the ‘‘Saratoga of Canada,’’ 31 miles
from London 76 miles, from Toronto 38
miles, from Montreal 871 miles, from
New York 6511 miles, Mail daily, Assessed
value of real and personal property, 1870,
$93,591.38. Population about 27,000.
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
BAnkSs ci ccscvcccsvvcceceen seve 402
Board of Trade
Churches .
Clubs ..cseceeess
Companies. scercrrcccevecsevens 403
Corporation
Custom House ..... eee scenes
Educational.cessecceeccceeeves
Masonic
Mechanics Institute. ......
Newspapers
Odd Fellows. .......cceeeeeeees
Post OMe... 6... cc cece eee eee
Societies ....... cece wees seeeee 405
Abbott William, machinist, 9 Ferrie
west
Abbott Willis G., bookkeeper, 137 Re-
becca
Abell Daniel, machinist, 34 Charles
Abey George, laborer, 48 Florence
Abraham Charles F.,merchant, 55 King,
h 17 South park
Abraham Simon, pedlar, 71 North John
Acheson John, 171 Mary north
Acland John, shoemaker, 57 West av
Acland William, shoemaker, 91 West
Maiden lane
Actworth John, carpenter, 182 Napier
Adam James, plumber 6 Hughson north
Adams Mrs. Margaret, wid Warren, 81
Catharina
Adams Robert W., barrister, 16 South
James, h 103 West Main
Adams Thomas, carpenter, Inchberry
Adams Wm. B., local agent, 820 York
Adamson Francis, laborer, 107 Napier
Addison Jas., carpenter, 9 Grove
Addison Mrs, Grace, wid Jolin, 113 Re-
becca
Addison Robert, carpenter, 12 George
Addison Robert, carpenter, 113 Rebecca
Addison William, carpenter, 72 Wel-
lingion
Adley Mrs. L., wid Samuel, 256 Hugh-
son north
TNA INSURANCE CO. OF HART-
FORD,Fire and Marine, W. F,Findlay,
agent, | King west
Agnew George, laborer, 128 North Bay
Agnew Wm., packer, custom house *
AGRICULTURAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO. OF WATERTOWN,
N.Y., Robert Beatty, agent for Hamil-
ton and vicinity, Custom house, 53
Stuart
Ahrens Alfred, machinist, Main
Ahrens Charles A., bookkeeper, 52 Park
nort'
Ahrens Herman F., 38 Market
DOMINION 366 DIRECTORY.
Aikens John, laborer,
Aikens Robt., scalemaker, 93
Aills Mrs, Janet, wid Robert Ty
lington °
Aills Richard, teamster, 27 Wellin
Ainsbrough John, laborer, Welling
‘ ip 5
insley Joseph J., boardi
King east ; re _
Ainslie Win., trunk maker, 63 Walpg
Aitchison David, of W. & D. Aiteni
re re -
itchison W. & D., plani i
box factory, 6 Park oath *
Aitchison Wil'iam, of W. & D, sited
wot oe hari Caroline
Akers William, salesman, 26 Hay
Albrecht Ferdinand, laborer, oa
Hunter
Alexander —, carpenter, 47 Floren
Alexander George E., ledger \
Merchants Bank of Canada, bdsat
North John ‘
Alexander James, carpenter, 45 Yo
(Jueen
ALEXANDER JOHN, (late G. L, Bea
more,) Wholesale dealer in leather
Namie” 13 and 15 King west, b
Alexander Mrs. Isabella, wid dl
ander, 143 South John —
Ald William, grocer, 62 Hughson
Allan —, 149 Park north
Allan & Co,, carpenters, 7 Gore
Allan David, flour and feed store,
York, h Guelph
Allan George, of Allan & Co, B
east
Allan Henry, 189 North Bay
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMS
(under contract wiih the Gora
ment of Canada for the conver
of the Canadian and Amerieanm
between Montreal, Quebec and Li
001 during summer navigation,
fetirees Portland, Me., and Liverp
during winter navigation, head 0
Montreal ; George A. Young,
King st. See Adv page facing
cover
Allan Mrs.Agnes,wid Jas., 52 Norttfl
Allan Mrs. Jane, wid, 32 Ferguson
Allan William, of Allan & Co,,51 hig
Allan William, carpenter, 74 Peter
Allan William, cabinetmaker, 5 Geaq
Allan William, contractor, 12
Barton oo
Allen Benjamin, broker, 118 King
Allen George, laborer, 60 Robert
Allen George W., engineer, 11) Xa
McNab ;
Allen H., boilermaker, 23 Picton
Allen James, painter, 126 Hunter,
Allen Miss Maria 0. teacher Westf
Female college, King east
Allen P. L.,clerk, bds at 11 Cannone
Allen Patrick, laborer, 27 Ste
west , ‘
Allen Robert, porter G.W.R., Ken
Allen Thomas, carpenter, 28 Wilsaa
Allins Elias, whitewasher, 87 King
liam ' ;
Allison Miss Jennie P., teacuer
leyan Female college, King east
Almas Adam, laborer, 269 York
Almond Mrs, Mary, wid David,
cing west :
Amprit Mra, Catherine A, wid
dore A., 36 Elgin .
Ambrose Miss iilen, teacher We
Female college, King east und
Ambrose R. §., pete ey
male college, 20 Augt al
‘Ambrose Walter, clerk, 65 Well
132 North Lo
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brose Willi
illiam, h 19!
ERICAN H(
roprietor, Ki
rican Mere
o., W. T. Mu
James
pes Jonathan,
Elgin
nor James, uni
or John, city
or Joseph, ca
os James Smi
Hohn north
0s Robert, 15:
aster Knittin;
ident; B. Clark
derson George,
derson Gilbert
apier
derson James,
derson James,
derson Jolin,ca
derson John,
est
derson John, 1
orth
lerson Miss A,
B North Bay
derson Robert, |
derson Thomas,
treet market, h
derson Thomas,
derson W.J., but
arket, h Burlin,
ferson Walter,
y
derson Walter, |
DERSON WAT
ank of British
ing east
ferson Wm.,boot
ews Charles
King William
ws John, blac
rews John, bru
rews Mrs, Emn
st Hunter
ier D. L., oilma
LO AMERIC!
acken, propriet
is James, jun, o
ke : ,
18 Janes, of J, ¢
WSJ. & J, he
King west —
is John, clerk,
3 Robert, salest
us William, sale
abery An ‘rew
roline
eby Henry, car
hn north *
legate Ths.,cab o
evan Thos, qua
be
dibald Robert, as
nt locomotive de
nd Michael, labo
isted Mrs, H,, 9g
itage Mrs, Ann
richan east
tage Wmn., brokd
our Robert, ep
rth John
strong Charles
bith Hughson, hy
strong Fergus
nnon West
Strong George if
trong Isaac, croc
strong James, pal
pivag Jason, sald
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er, 132 North
maker, 93 Hy
id Robert, 21
ster, 27 Wellin
laborer, Welling
brose William, barrister, 5 King
Trilliam, h 199 North Hughson
ERICAN HOTEL, F. W. Bearman,
i King west
Oren Merchante Union Express
o, W. T. Munday, agent, 14 South
e8
Jonathan, of L. D. Sawyer & Co.,
n .
4 ae undertaker, 32 West Main
or John, city engineer, 44 Market
or Joseph, carpenter, 59 Y ork
os James Smith, customs locker, 186
north
rents 155 North Bay
aster Knitting Co., J. Watson, pre-
ident; B. Clark,secretary,7 King west
Jerson George, laborer, 209 Hughson
Jerson Gilbert, laborer G.W.R., 180
enter, 47 Florence apier
e E., ledger k Jerson James, carpenter, 69 Vine
of Canada, bdsat Jerson James, laborer, 134 Rebecca
Jerson John,cabinetmaker,89 Cherry
Jerson John, laborer, 38 Cannon
boarding house, |
maker, 63 W;
'W. & D. Aitehi
)., planing mill
ik south
of W. & D. Ait
iroline
esman, 26 Hannah
d, laborer, 8 Wi
carpenter, 45 No
est
HIN (late G. L. Be Jerson John, laborer, 283 Hughson
» dealer in leather orth
Jerson Miss Agnes, school teacher
8 North Bay
derson Robert, laborer, 42 Guise
Jerson Thomas, confectioner, James
treet market, h 156 James north
derson Thomas, laborer, Victoria av
derson W.J., butcher, 27 James Street |
rket, h Burlington
derson Walter, brakeman, 61 North
15 King west, b
Isabella, wid
h John
ver, 62 Hughson
< north
enters, 7 Gore
r and feed store,
Co, B y
Allene derson Walter, laborer, 14 Florence
DERSUN WALTER N., manager
nk of British North America, 5
ing east
son Wm.,,boot crimper, 62 Walnut
ews Charles, wire worker, bds at
King William
ews John, blacksmith, 75 Peter
ws John, brushmaker, 89 Cherry
ews Mrs. Emma, wid Dr. R., 140
st Hunter
ier D. L., oilman, 240 King east
LO AMERICAN HOTEL, H. Me-
acken, proprietor, 16 Market sq
Nga hale & J. Angus, 40
North Bay
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for the conve]
and Amerieanm
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amer navigation,
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avigation, head
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Adv page facing
vid Jas., 52 North
vid, 32 Ferguson
Allan & Co.,518
hrpenter, “4 Peter
inetmaker, 5
sontractor, 12
€
8 Janes, of J. & J. Angus, 38 Duke
WSJ. & J., hatters and furriers,
King west
$ John, clerk, 178 John
s Robert, salesman, 178 John north
i William, salesman, 178 John
abery An‘rew, laborer, 75 North
roline
eby Henry, carpenter, bds at 65
hn north
legate Ths.,cab owner, 170 Hughson
tevard Thos., quarryman, 86 Maiden
be
iald Robert, assistant superinten-
‘ at locomotive department, Barton
tor G.W.R,, Ken nd Michael, laborer, Park north
penter, 28 Wilson isted Mrs, I1., 16 South Catharine
swasher, 87 King itage Mrs, Ann, wid James, 36
hichan east
gid broker, 168 West King
olr Robert, engineer. s at Hf
aioe ngineer, bds at 59
strong Charles, freight agent, 7
bith Hughson, h 79 Cannon week
strong Fergus, clerk, bds at 79
non west
trong George H., clerk, 82 Market
trong Isaac, crockery, 217 York
tong James, painter, 67 Walnut
ming Jason, saloon, 20 King Wil-
broker, 118 King
orer, 60 Robert
engineer, 11) Ma
aker, 23. Pictoa
ter, 126 Hunter,
(,, teacher Wes
King east
bds at 11 Cannone
aborer, 27%
ie P., teacliet '
lege, King east
rer, 269 York.
ry, wid David,
therine A. Wid
at, tencher W :'
King eas
nacht wun
Augusta.
ier, 55 Well
DOMINION 3867 DIRECTORY.
Armstrong John, clerk, bds at 79 Can-
non west
Armstrong John, 36 North Bay
Armstrong Matthew, clerk, 45 South
Catherine
Armstrong Mrs. Amy, wid James, 20
Florence
Armstrong Mrs. Ruth, wid Arthur, 70
Ferguson av
Armstrong Peter, blacksmith, 137 King
east
Armstrong Thomas, seaman, 4) McNab
north
Armstrong Walter, painter, 107 East
Main
Arnett Adam, cabinetmaker, 253 King
west
Arnold Frederick, warehouseman, 70
Wellington
Arnold Richard, 22 East av
Arscott William, laborer, 37 Macauley
Arthur Humphrey, provision dealer, 94
King west
Arthur John, laborer, 327 Barton east
ArthurS amuel, plasterer, 18 Keily
Arthur James, Ontario house, 7 Merrick
Ascher Alex., baker, 8 South McNab
Ash Isidore, furrier and fur dyer, 41
King west
Ashbaugh Mrs. Isabella, wid William
H., West Maiden lane
Ashbaugh R. L., solicitor, 20 Maria
Ashbaugh Robert, cooper, bds at 179
Rebecca
Ashbury William, carpenter G.W.R.,
191 North Bay
Ashbury William, plasterer, 139 King
William
Askin Alex., engineer, 112 West Main
Atchison William H., grocer, 63 Napier
Ateridge James, laborer, King east
Atkins John, laborer, 132 Locke
Atkinson Isaac, superintendent Ontaxio
Packing house, 108 Mary north
Atkinson James, painter, 71 Wellington
Atkinson John A,, 108 Mary norii
Atkinson Joseph, »uinter, 71 Wellington
Atkinson William, willowware manu-
facturer, 85 King west
Atkinson William, lavorer, Nightingale
Attwood Mathias VW, watchmaker, 3
Market sq
Audette Isaiah, blacksmith, 182 North
McNab
Audette Joshua, carpenter, Inchberry
Audette Thomas, moulder, 58 Park
north
Audley Michael, laborer, 8 South Locke
Auld William §., carpenter, bds at 4
West Main
Aussem Joseph H., confectioner, 136
King est
Austey William, carpenter, East av
Austin Henry, pedlar, 5 West Hunter
Austin Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, board-
ing house, 94 Merrick
Austin Thomas, carpenter, William
Avery Edwin, law student, 55 Maria
Axford George, butcher, 248 King west
Aynsley Joseph J., boarding house,
155 King east
Ayres William, carpenter, 53 Wilson
Babb James, laborer, 41 South Hess
Bachelor George, cabinetmaker, 216
King west, h North Hess
Badger James, shoemaker, 15 Mary
Baggot Mrs, Hannah, wid, 93 Welliag-
ton
Bagwell J. B., of Thomas & Co., 21 North
park
Baikie Magnus, laborer, 39 Wood east
Bailey Andrew, porter G.W.R., 21 Pic-
ton east
Bailey Henry, clerk, 29 Park south
HAMILTON,
Bailey James, machinist, 27 Peter
Bailey John, salesman b4 Walnut
Bailey Mrs, Mary, wid Robert, 58 Walnut.
Baillie James, machinist,128 South John
Baillie William, porter, 18 King
Bain Alex., confectioner, 107 South Ca-
therine
Bain Mrs, Margery, wid Thomas, seam-
stress, 75 Cannon west
Baine John, policeman, 210 James
Baine John W, hardware, 38 James, h
Victoria av
Baine T. H., saloonkeeper, 22 SouthJohn
Baines Egerton R., cashier freight de-
partment G.W.R., 84 Bay south
Baines James, fitter, 81 Peter
Baker Elijah, laborer, 196 Main west
Baker George, clerk, bds at 57 Wilson
Baker George, laborer, 96 Catharina
Baker Henry D., traveller, 109 King
William
Baker James, pork butcher, 55 Napier
Baker Josiah, carpenter, 90 Wellington
jaker Mrs., wid, 96 Catharina
Baker Stephen, laborer, 127 Rebecca
Baker William, fruiterer, 70 James
Balch Thomas, G.W.k., 29 North
Queen
Bale James, cutter, 63 Ferguson av
Bale John C,, telegraph operator, 63
Ferguson av
Bale Thomas, teacher, 63 Ferguson av
Balfour Peter, builder, 14 South Caro-
line
BALL FREDERICK A., inspector of
agencies, Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., 3 James south,
h Main
Rell James, pedlar, 108 Market
Ballantine Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Alexan-
der, 56 South Hughson
Rallantine R. M., stationer, 68 James,
bds at 105 James
Baimer John, sexton, 193 Hughson
north
Balmer Stephen, laborer, 122 Kelly
Ballou J. M., painter, 63 Merrick
Bam Peter, carpenter, 23 North Queen
Bampfylde C. H., grocer, 122 North
McNab
BANCROFT JAMES, manager Mer-
chants Bank of Canada, South James
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA, Walter N. Anderson, manager, §
King east
BANK OF MONTREAL, W. J. Buchan-
an, manager, King
Banks Mrs. ©., wid John, Douglas
Baptist church, rev. George Richard-
son, Park
Baptist church, rev. R. Jones, pastor,
108 North McNab :
Barber B. F., of E, Barber & Co., King
east
BARBER E., & CO., tobacco manufac-
turers, 192 to 198 King east
Barber Edward, of E. Barber & Co.,
King east
Barber Henry, laborer, 35 North Cathe-
rine
Barber William, laborer, 172 Hughson
Barclay Thomas, of Whyte & Barclay,
36 Wellington south
Barelay William, organ )huilder, 133
Napier
Bardwell James, machinist, Railroad
Barker Daniel, seaman, 44 Burlington
Barker Edward, laborer, McNab north
Barker Hiram, of Barker & Lemessurier,
183 North MeNab
Barker John, carpenter, 6 Florence
Barker & Lemessurier, painters, West
Main
Barker Robert, painter, 29 Florence
wan
SO a cE
Pi erences
HAMILTON.
DOMINION
368 DIRECTORY.
a a a a eee ae on ee rm Cee
Barlow Daniel C., car examiner G.W.R.,
3 Walnut
Barlow J., carpenter, bds at 4 Main east
Barlow John, laborer, 245 York
Barnard Harry, of P. B. & H. Barnard,
67 Hughson
Barnard James, clerk, 127 Cannon east
Barnard John N., of John N. Barnard &
Co., bds at Cook's hotel, King west
BARNARD JOHN N., & CO., wine and
spirit merchants, 8 North McNab
BARNARD P. B. & H., importers of
staple and fancy dry goods, 34 King
west
Barnard Peter B., of P. B. & H. Barnard,
67 Hughson
Barnes Mrs. Matilda, wid William T.,
126 Bast Main
Barnett P. B., dry goods, 67 South
Hughson
Barnston rev. Lewis, Jewish synagogue,
44 Walnut
Parr George, carpenter, 52 West av
Barr George, finisher, 25 Florence
BARR JOHN, attorney and solicitor,
3 King west, h 94 East Hunter
BARR JOHN, freight agent G.W.R.,
55 Murray west
3arr John, contractor, 309 James north
Barr John A., druggist, Hunter
Bary Wilson, clerk freight department |
G.W.R., h 233 Hughson north |
BARRAS & SCOTT, general commis-
sion merchants, 9 Ontario chambers,
Front st, Toronto, Ont.
Barrett Robert, laborer, 71 Cherry
Barrett Richard, laborer, n 51 Catharina |
Barrowclough Daniel, saloon, 6 York
Barrows David T., variety store, 34
York
Barry & Bell, barristers, &¢., Commer-
cial buildings, South James
Barry John, of Barry & Bell, h Barton
township
Bartholomew James, r 141 King William
Bartindale Thomas H., of Egan & Bar-
tindale, 9 Cannon west
Bartlett. Henry, blacksmith, bds at 8
King William
Bartlett Mrs. Maria, 18 Mary
Bartley William, carpenter, 19 King
William
Bartmann William, tailor, 68 South Ca-
therine
Baskard Robert, carriagemaker, 124
King west
Baskerville Benjamin, shoemaker, 105
King William
Basquil John, tobacco maker, 174 Re-
becca
Basquil Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick, 174
Rebecea
Bassett Henry D., sewing machines, 44
John south
Bastedo James, of Thomas & Bastedo,
Wellington sq
Bastedo Walter, furrier, Canada Hat
Co., 156 Cannon east
Bastien Henry L., boat builder, 46 Pic-
ton west
BATCHELDER GEORGE, manufac-
turer of furniture, buggies, sleighs,
springs, packing cases, sashes, doors,
blinds and mouldings, 97 York, h 88
Hess
Bateman Ebenezer W., baker, 200 King
east
Bateman Patrick 8., blacksmith, 136
Rebecca
Rates James, M.D., M.R.C.S., London,
28 Gore
Bates James, jun., clerk, 28 Gore
Bates Philo D:, fish merchant, Market, h
Wentwortn
Bates William, broker, 152 King east, h
92 Wellington
Batey John, laborer, 24 Simcoe east
Bathgate James, bookkeeper, 3 Cherry
Battershall Mrs. Sarah, wid John, 17
Margaret
Battram Sylvester, shoemaker and
shopkeeper, 25 West av
Batty Benjamin, jeweller, 42 King west,
h 120 North McNab
Batty Robert, moulder, 144 Market
BAUER HENRY, proprietor Ontario
vineyard, 15 North James, h 6 Main
Bauer Leopold, lager beer saloon, 31
Hughson
Bautz George., of Brown & Bautz, 98
Park north
BAWDEN AARON, brick manufac-
turer, Canada
Baxter William, sailor, 144 Hughson
Baxter William R., tailor, Victoria av
Bayham John, laborer, 146 King Wil-
liam
Bayne Peter, carpenter, 23 North Queen
Beame rev. Abeather, Episcopal metho-
dist, 82 John north
Beard R., clerk G.W.R., 35 Mulberry
BEARMAN FREDERICK WILLIAM,
proprietor American hotel, 63 King
west
Beasley J.W., confectioner, James Street
market, h 45 York
Beasley Mrs., wid Henry, 26 South
Queen
Beasley R.S., hotel, 43 North McNab
Beasley Thomas, police clerk and city
clerk, City Kall, James south
Beattie Alexander, laborer, 9 Cherry
| BEATTY R., general purchasing agent
G.W.R., Hughson
Beattie Robert, messenger Canada Life
Assurance Co,, corSpring and Hunter
BEATTY ROBERT, custom house and
sippy broker, agent for Agricul-
tural Fire Insurance Co. of Water-
town, N.Y., Custom house, 53 Stuart,
h 251 McNab
Beatty Thomas, proprietor British hotel,
cor John and Main
Beatty William, customs surveyor, 251
McNab north
Beaty Oliver, grocer, and proprietor
Hamilton hotel, 286 James north
Beaver house, H. Bricker, proprictor,
29 North James
Becca John, laborer, 127 Rebecca
Beck George, brewery, cor King and
Margaret
Beck John, laborer, 313 King
Beckerson John, teamster, 76 Locke
BECKETT F. G., & CO., manufactur-
ers of locomotives, marine, portable
and stationary steam engines, boil-
ers and saw and grist mill machinery,
cor McNab and Simcoe
Beckett Frederick G., of F. G. Becke tt &
Co., Robert
Beckett Henry, jun., of F. G. Beckett &
Co., 230 Bay north
Jeckett Samuel A., of F. G. Beckett &
Co., 219 McNab north
Beckett William, fruit dealer, 68 and 70
James
Bedell William, store, 40 King William
Beer Francis, butcher, 117 King east
Beer John, baker, 156 James
Beer Joseph, bds at 44 Wellington
Begg James, carpenter, 152 Market
Begg Jas, carpenter G.W.R., 152 Napier
Begley Mrs. Harriet, wid Richard, 126
North park
Belau Anthony, tailor, 50 Robinson
Belford Mrs. Winifred, wid Charles, 19
Cathcart
Belg Lawrence, tailor, Robert
Bell Adam, tailor, 22 West Caunoy
Bell Henry, laborer, Markland
Bell Henry, teamster, Markland
Bell John, brewer, 30 South Cathay:
Bell John, laborer, 81 Elgin
Bell John, laborer, 80 South Catherins
Bell John, of Thomson, Birkett Del,
134 South John
Bell Matthew, machinist, 57 Wilson
Bell Miss Ellen, 103 South Catharine
Bell Thomas §., civil engineer GW)
80 Merrick ’
Bell William, of Barry & Bell, bids att
Park north
Bellhouse Mrs. Agnes, wid, private
school, 75 South James
Belling Bennett M., jeweller, 28 Soy
James ‘
Belling James, jeweller, 6 Hughs
north, h 11 Cathcart “
Belnap Noah M.,proprietor Tomperanes
house, 31 North John
Benetto John, night watchman G.WR.
37 Catheart ;
Benjamin C.,, fancy goods,64 King, ht
Kast Main j
Benjamin M., fancy goods, 79 2as
Main
Bennett Edwin, carpenter, King east
Bennett Geo.,, painter, 125 King Williay
Bennett Henry, priater, Catherine
Bennett Mrs. P. J., dealer in medicines
10 Napier
Bennett Patrick, laborer, 27 Wood eas
Bennett Richard, 245 York
Bennett Robert, moulder, 6 Catheart
Bennett Samuel, machinist, 104 Nor
Hess
Sennett Samuel, turner, 3 George
Bennetto Mrs, Philadelphia, wid Lave
41 North Caroline
Bentley Joseph, carpenter, 102 hag
Maiden lane
Benton Mrs. A., wid John, 99 Maria
Benze Charles, furrier, bds at 114 fot
Bere Josiah, engineer, 35 Murray east
Bergman F., trader, James Street mar
ket, h Merrick
Bergman Frederick, kid mit manuiie
turer, 34 North park
Bergman Mrs. F., dressmaker, 34 Nord
park
Bernard Isaac, laborer, 24 Cherry
Gerry John, carpenter, 38 Guise
Berry John, laborer, 56 Guise
Berry W. ©., mason, 147 John north
Berry William, laborer 139 West av,
Berwick Henry, shoemaker, 26 Wet
av
Best James, laborer, 51 Strachan eat f
Best Ths. Noakes, auctioneer, Marketi
h 78 Market ;
BETCONE WILLIAM, dealer in fangs
and staple dry goods, 113 York
Bethune Edward, carter, 63 Cathariat
north
Bettles Thomas, laborer, South
Beveridge Charles, carpenter, 32 North
Locke
Beveridge Jas,,shoemaker,55 Johnsoith
h 14 Catharina ;
Bevers Thomas, laborer, 15 Wood eat
Bevier Dennis, livery stables, % King
west .
Bevis William, cabinetmaker, 162 York
h 164 York
Beyman Frederick, 34 Park north
Beyman Mrs. Frederick, dressmaker, 4
Park north i
Bible Robert, coal merchant, 23 Ub
h 24 Bay 5 Xo
Bickerson’ John, teamster, 7 %
Locke
4
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DNTARIO. }
Bickle John, c¢
Bickle John W
West Maiden
BICKLE T.,
druggists, an
be M
6 King east
Bickle Tristray
West Maiden
Bickley Franci
ler, 100 West
Bigelow A., whi
ware, Hughs
Billings John,
torla av
Billings & Whi
18, Office |
Hillings Willia
James
‘ilington Geo
King William
Bilington Johr
Yor!
Billow James M
ilton H. W., s¢
5 Market, h 9
ilton Thomas,
ast
Bilton William
facturer, b 17
Bingham Alfred
West
ngham John, |
lane
Piugham John, t
Bingham Matthe
Cannon west
NYY ANDRE
uy & Mckenzic
and vinegar w
ireley L. Dvgrai
ely LD. grai
MRELY NORR
storage and shi
house, Brock, h
Dirge C, AL & }
B James
Bree MB. of C
Hughson and (
Birkett William,
& Bell, 66 Sout
Birrell Michael, b
rss John, custo
bishy George H,,
North park
Bishop Jas, B,, tin
pachlord John,
muck CL & Co,,
3 North McNal
No a mie
PACK Daniel, inn]
black Georve, bl
north
BLACK GEORG
elegraph Co,
West Murray
lack James, 48 FE
lack James C,,.
bds at 67 Colbo
Black John brus]
ack Robert, but
ack Wn. G., tu
ome
ackburn Jo
G.W.R., 27 Cen
lackman Charle
Locke
)yrAnio. ]
[Proviser 9
bi hn, carpenter, Inchberr,
7 ee ptie john W.of T. Bickle & don, 70
| annoy , : fhicdite
Markland West Maiden lane cor Caroline
BICKLE T., & SON, chemists and
druggists, and dealer in patent medi-
I cines, &c., Medical hall
( King east : ,
ickle Tristram, of T. Bickle & Son,
West Maiden lane cor Caroline
Hickley Francis P., commercial travel-
ier, 100 West Main :
Bigelow A., wholesale glass and china-
ware, Hughson, h 149 South James
pilings John, of Tuckett Billings, Vic-
toria av
pilings & White, physicians and sur-
geons, office 3 Cannon east
Hillings William Lockton, M.D., 118
, Markland
) South Cat)
| Elgin
) South Catherigs
on, Birkett & Bel
nist, 57 Wilson
South Catharine
| engineer GW)
'y & Bell, bds ats
nes, wid, privaty
ames
jeweller, 28 South A
ilington George T., machinist, 158
King William
Billington John, boots and shoes, 95
York
pillow James M., painter, North John
hilton H. W., soda water manufacturer,
5 Market, h 9 Market
pilton Thomas, shoemaker, 117 Cannon
east
hilton William W., soda water manu-
facturer, b 17 Park north
Bbingham Alfred, tinsmith, 72 Cannon
eller, 6 Hughson
art
»rietor Temperanes
yhin
watchman G.WR,
goods, 64 King, b 1
y goods, 79 Bas
penter, King east
r, 125 King Willi
west
ter, Catherine | Pngham John, laborer, 104 East Maiden
dealer in medicines lane
piugham John, teamster, 115 North Bay
Bingham Matthew R., bookkeeper, 72
Cannon west
BINNY ANDREW, of Buchanans, Bin-
uy & McKenzie, 242 Ning east
ire William, machinist, 87 Rebecca
BIRELY & CO., bonded manufacturers
and vinegar works, South James
pireley L. D.,grain merchant, 57 Charles
ily L. D., grain dealer, 57 Charles
RELY NORRIS F., of Birely & Co.,
storage and shipping merchant, ware-
house, Broek, h 244 King east
Brye CO. A. & M. B., tobacconists, 52
James
Bree MB. of C. A. & M. B. Birge, cor
Hughson and Cannon
Birkett William, of Thomson, Birkett
& Bell, 66 South James
birrell Michael, baker, 65 Walnut
birss John, custom clerk, 87 Park north
bishy George
North park
pishop Jas, B., tinsmith,30 King William
plichford John, undertaker, 6 South
McNab
pack CO, & Co, hardware merchants
23 North McNab f
Blick Charles, of ©. Black & Co., 23
North McNab
Back Daniel, innkeeper, 112 James
black George, blacksmith, 311 James
north
yorer, 27 Wood east
5 York
ulder, 6 Catheart
machinist, 104 North
rner, 3 George
adelphia, wid [sre
e
arpenter, 102 Fag
John, 99 Maria
er, bds at 114 Tor
ap, 35 Murray east
James Street mar
, kid mit manuiae
rk ;
essmaker, 34 Nort
er, 24 Cherry
ler, 38 Guise
56 Guise
, 147 John north
rer 139 West av,
oemaker, 26 Wei
51 Strachan east
ctioneer, Market #
KM, dealer in fanef
yds, 113 York
hrter, 63 Catharitt
LACK GEORGE, manager Montreal
Telegraph Co,, 12 South James, h ll
Vest Murray
~ mca 48 East Cannon
aek James C., eX rei velle
bds at 67 Ooitorne ick se
lack John brushmaker, 26 O'Reilly
lack Robert, butcher, 48 Augusta *
ack Wm. G., turner G.W.R., 67 Col-
borne
lackbura Jol ! i
\ckh John, lumber inspector
G.W.R., 27 Catharine
pg Charles, porter, 80 North
lackmer Geo
rer, South
barpenter, 32 North
aker,55J ohnsouth
brer, 15 Wood east
ry stables, 9% King}
etmaker, 162 Yo
b4 Park north
ck, dressmaker, *
rchant, 23 Uh
orge D., salesman, 67 Pearl
baicher P, (,, druggist, 89 South John
, 16 Nort
mster, Ait Robert, carpenter, 9 Cathcart
H., of Long & Bisby, 49}
DOMINION
Blair Robert, macuinist, 33 South Ca-
tharina
Blair Robt., mason, 120 Catherine north
Blair Samuel, blacksmith, 75 Pearl
Blair William, laborer, 12 Cathcart
Blair William, market gardener, Went-
worth
BLAKE FREEMAN N., United States’
consul, office Great Western rail-
way, H ughson
Blake John, laborer, 13 West Barton
Blake Patrick, grocer, 105 East Hunter
Blake William, butcher, 5 James Street
market
Blakely Robert, night watchman, 1 St
Lawrence terrace
Blamey Robert, bookbinder, 44 West
Main
Bland John H., hair dresser, 12 Hughson
north
Bland Robert C., engineer, 33 South
Catherine
Blandford Henry, carver and gilder, 47
North James, h 22 Ferguson av
Blew Henry, laborer, 33 George
Bliss Horace C., treveller, 54 Catharine
north
Bloom Samuel, laborer, 118 South John
Bloomer Andrew, laborer, 49 Picton
Bloomer James, laborer, 185 James
Bloomer James, laborer, h 115 North
Catharine
Blount James, 155 Park north
Blount John, clerk G.W.R. station, 155
Park nortn
Blows Isaac, laborer, 275 MeNab north
Blows Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William, 307
James north
Blum Christopher, sausage maker, 92
King west
Blumensteil Joseph, pedlay, 143° King
William
Blyth Thomas Allan, surveyor, 9 Bold
Blythe James, machinist, 68 West av
Boddey John, carpenter, 261 King
west
Bogart Daniel A., L.D.S., 50 Hughson
S0ICE JOHN, & CO., wholesale im-
porters of faney goods, 8 King east
Boa Mes. Bridget, wid James, 19 O'Ruil- |
lev
Boice John, of John Boice & Co., John
BOICE WILLIAM, & CO., wholesale
importers of cloths, tweeds and
tailors trimmings, 3 King east
Boice William, of William Boice & Co.,
50 John north
Bold Strect school, Miss J, Fairgrieve,
head mistress; Miss 8. Harvis, assis
ant; Miss MeNeiland Miss BE. Harvey,
8rd teachers, Bold
Boligan John ©., grocer, 255 York
Solingbroke Charles, upholsterer, 106
King west
Bolliung Clement,
Street market
Jolton Charles, carpenter, 199 John
north
Bolton Thomas, watchman G.W.R., 118
Napier
Bolton Willian, carpenter, 204 Catha-
rine north
Bond Edwin, maltster, 96 George
mig Silas, butcher, 4 James Street mar-
cet
Booker John, laborer, n Wentworth
BOOKER WILLIAM D.,, secretary Vie-
toria Mutual Insurance Co., 43 Vine
Booth Miss Annie E., teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east
Boreham Benjamin, laborer, 2 West
Maiden lane
Bornett James, lahorer, 16 West Stuart
Bouchey Joseph, broker, 136 King east
27
369 DIRECTORY.
eS
|
gardener, James |
HAMILTON.
Boulton James, ‘barrister, 3 King west,
h West Hannah
Bourke John, carpenter, 60 East av
Bowden Kenrick, clerk G.W.R., bds at
9 Cannon east
Bowden Philip, laborer, 126 North Bay
Bowell Foseph 4 East Main
Bowers Henry, painter, 231 James
homens Henry, wine merchant, 6 East
Main
Bowers Jonathan,pork butcher,50 York
Bowers Michael, moulder, 176 Napier
Bowers William, Forest saloon, 134
James
Bowes John, dentist, 68 King h 31 Elgin
east
Bowes Joseph, caretaker Central school,
40 Bold
Bowger Patrick, laborer, 181 Napier
Bowman Herbert, clerk, bds at 59 John
Bowman John J., of Wilson, Bowman
& Co., 152 West Main
BOWMAN & MOORE, hardware, 54
King east
Bowman William, of Bowman & Moore,
bds at 59 John
Bowring John, soldier, 16 Mary
Bowron Adison, tinsmith, 48 Wellington
Bowron Bolton, tinsmith, 48 Wellington,
h 210 King William
Bowron William, tinsmith, 14 William
Bowsted William, machinist, 263 York
Boyd Andrew, laborer, 3 West av
Boyd David, cooper, 9 Catheart
Boyd Francis L., M.D., 26 Ferguson av
Boyd James, of Mackay & Boyd, 3
Vest av
Boyd John, laborer, 375 John north
Boyd Mrs. Margaret, wid Jas., 3 West av
| Boyd Mrs. Margaret, wid William, 155
East Main
Boyd Thomas, grocer, and
dealer, 40 King
Boyd William, baker, 84 Mulberry
crockery
Bradfield Ths, gardener, 102 North Bay —
Bradley George, laborer, 72 North Locke
Bradley John, carpenter, 83 Elgin
Bradley Wm., moulder, 89 Wellington
sradley William, carpenter, William
Bradshaw George, clerk, 18 Walnut
Bradshaw James, clerk, 18 Walnut
Bradshaw Mrs. Mary, wid Charles, 5
Margaret
Bradshaw Thomas, machinist, 204 King
William
Bradt Jacob, clerk, 55 Rebecca
| Bradt Lewis, waiter, 112 South John
Bradt Samuel H., grain merchant, 135
Rebecca
Prady P., laborer, 20 O'Reilly
Brand Edward, carter, 58 Peter
Brandi B. 2B. barber, 49 John south
Brannigan Mrs. Johanna, wid Edward,
119 King east
Brant David, brakeman G.W.R., 154
Park north
Brant George, Temperance house, 54
South Jobn
Branton George, laborer, 62 Catherina
Brass Mrs. Margaret, wid Peter, 19
Napier
Brass Peter, carpenter and joiner, 45
South Bay
Breaker Jas., carpente:, 47 North John
Brean Patrick, laborer, 9 East Simcoe
Breitz John, tailor, 283 King west
Brennan John, carpenter, 208 Hughson
Brennan John, coppersmith, 278 Hugh-
son north
Brennan John, porter, McNab north
Brennan Mrs, Sarah, wid James, 79
North John
Brennen Michael, machine shop, Wil-
liam, h 57 William
2 eter
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HAMILTon.
DOMINION 370 DIRECTORY.
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+ cRNA RS RR ea alt ta RR nea i ain OE 1 ee TER Hk
Brenton Samuel, blacksmith G.W.R.,
89 North Ba
Brenton William,
North John
Brethour Joshua, clerk, 148 King east
Brew Mrs. Hannah, wid Patrick, Wilson
Brick Mrs. Mary, wid John, 98 East
Maiden lane
Brick Mrs. Sarah, wid Timothy, 103
East Hunter
Brick Thomas, laborer, York
Bricker Henry, proprietor Beaver house,
29 North James
Bridges Charles, hat blocker, 91 Wilson
Bridges Mrs., wid, 135 Napier
Bridges Thos., hatmaker, 15 Cathcart
Bridgewood George, blacksmith, 16, 18,
and 20 East Maiden lane
Brierley Richard, of Lyman Moore &
Brierley, 58 Vine
Briers James, of Hill & Briers, 9 North
Hess
Briers Thomas,painter and paper hanger,
66 Catharine north
Briges Charles M., of G. C. Briggs &
Sons, cor King and Bay
Briggs Frank W., of G. C. Briggs &
Sons, cor King and Bay
BRIGGS G. C.,, & SONS, wholesale
mouldmaker, 219
dealers in patent medicines, &., 4 |
King William
Briggs George C., of G. C. Briggs &
Sons, cor King & Bay
Briggs Gustave, cooper, 351 John north
Tenitman Gillis, merchant, 68 South
Hughson
BRITISH AMERICA FIRE, INLAND
AND OCEAN MARINE ASSUR-
ANCE CO., A. F. Forbes, agent,
20 Commercial buildings, South
James
British hotel, Thomas Beatty, propri-
etor, cor John and Main
British Methodist Episcopal church, rev.
Robert Miller
Britt Edward, shoemaker, 91 York
Britton Charles, carpenter and builder
250 King west, h 17 Market
Britton Robert, fitter, 27 Market
Britton Robert, upholsterer, 126 Park
north
Broadfield George E., salesman, 57
North John
Brocksmith Henry, cigarmaker, 8 Market
Brook Thomas, laborer, 5 South Hess
Brooks Adolphus, clerk, 123) Cannon
west
Brooks Charles, grocer, 147 York
Brooks John, laborer, 52 Wilson
Brooks Lucien H., of Rutherford & Co.,
51 Gore
Brooks William, laborer, 30 Catharina! BUCHANAN
Brooks Wm., laborer, Wellington north
BROUGHTON J., machinists tool and
patent model maker, 120 King west
Brown Adam, of Brown, Gillespie &
Co., & Herkimer
Brown Alfred, laborer, Steven
Brown Andrew, conveyancer, 154 King} BUCHANAN W. J., manager Bauk
William
Brown & Bautz, lithographers, &c., 5) BUCHANANS, BINNY & McKENZIE,
King William
Brown Edmund, builder, 11 Hess
Brown George, baker, Walnut
Brown George, clerk, 73 Park north
Brown John, grocer, 110 Bold
Brown John, grocer, 76 North McNab
Brown John, laborer, John north
Brown John, of Kerr, Brown & McKen-
zie, Highfield, Mountain brow
Brown Joseph, basketmaker, 178 North
Catharine
Brown Joseph, laborer, 96 Robert
Brown Mrs., wid, Wentworth
Brown Mrs. Cereney, wid William, 126
Rebecca
Brown Mrs, Christ na, wid Andrew,
Canada
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
Highfield, Mountain brow
Brown Mrs. Jessie, wid John, 268
Hughson north
Brown rev. George, New Connexion
methodist, 118 East Main
Brown Robert, laborer, 81 North Hess
Brown Thomas, laborer G.W.R.,
South Locke
Brown W. E., clerk, 5 Herkimer
BROWN WILLIAM, bookseller and
stationer, King West, h 68 South Bay
BROWNE EDWARD, forwarder, agent
mail line steamers, and ship owner
McNab Street wharf, h John south
Browne M. W., agent G.T.R., 50 James,
resides in Barton
brownleigh Robert
53. Gore
BRUCE ALEXANDER, of Burton &
Bruce, 41 Duke
Bruce Francis, of J. A. Bruce & Co.,Main
BRUCE JOHN A., & CO., seed” mer- |
chants and nurserymen, 56 and 58 |
King west :
Bruce John A., of J. A. Bruce & Co., 46
Cannon
Bruce John M., of Martin & Bruce, 145
South James
Bruce Miss BK. A., 161 West Main
BRUCE WILLIAM, pen artist, draughts-
mai and patent agency, 14 King east,
h Mountain
Brueckner I, Oscar, German teacher, |
variety store, 20 York
Brundle James, tinsmith, 146 Cannon |
east
Brundle John, tinsmith, 127 James
| Brunt Samuel, storekeeper, 223 Cannon |
east
| Bryan Thomas, customs officer, 207 York
Bryan William J., 836 Catharine north
Bryant Harry, painter, 81 King west
Buchan John M., M.A., head master
Grammar school, 142 West Main
Buchan Mrs. Mary, wid George, grocer, |
212 West King
Buchanan Alex., moulder, 82 Mulberry |
HON, ISAAC, — of |
Buchanans,Binny & McKenzie, Auch-
mar house, Clairmont park
Buchanan John, shoemaker, 6 Grove
BUCHANAN JOSHUA G., reporter
Evening Times, bds at Tecumseh
house, 39 James
carpenter, bds at
of Montreal, 3 Herkimer
importers of dry goods, 194 King east
Buchner Henry, printer, 89 North Bay
Buckingham William, jun., butcher, 20
James Street market
BROWN, GILLESPIE & CO., whole-| Buckingham William, sen., butcher, 16
sale grocers and wine merchants, cor
James and King ’
Brown Henry J., baker, W alnut
Brown James, carpenter, 3 Grove
Brown Jas., engineer, 125 North Locke | Budge Peter
Brown James, tanner, 1 East av
James Street market
Buckler Miss Catherine,milliner,73 York
Buckley Daniel, laborer, 8 Pearl south
Buckley Dennis, laborer, 161 North John
mason, 101 North Bay
Bull Alfred laborer, 24 North Hess
Brown John, boot and shoe dealer, 62) BULL HON, HARCOURT B., 16 South
King east, h 8 Ferguson av
Hughson
BULL RICHARD, manager W
Ontario branch Travellers theuee
Co., 11 North James, h 144 Main west
Bull Robert, laborer G.W.R., 393 York
Bullen Charles F., M.D., of Hamilton
Bullen, 27 Bay
Bunch Nicholas, pudler G.W.R., 13 Loc.
motive
Bunn Thomas, laborer, 47 Maria
Bunten E., clerk, bds at 13 Gore
BUNTIN, GILLIES & CO., wholesale
stationers, and paper manufacturers
23 King east. See Adv Ontario Dic
rectory
Buntin James, painter, 56 Robert
Burdett Edward, brushmaker, 113 North
Caroline
Surdett Francis, brush manufact
119 North MeNab va
Bua James, tinsmith,113 North Caro.
ine
Burdett Joseph, brushmaker, 43 King
west, h 113 North Catherine
Burgess Alfred, laborer, Alloway lane
Burgess James, traveller, 172 King east
Burgess John, music teacher, 42 South
Hughson
Burgess Wm., machinist, 71 Barton west
Burke John, laborer, 34 Hughson
Burke Michael, laborer, 32 Macaulay
Burke Mrs. Margaret, wid Wm., Canada
Burke Patrick, laborer, 283 MeNab north
Burke Richard, laborer, 65 Kast Maiden
lane
Burke Thomas, laborer, 36 Hughson
Burkholder C,, printer, 99 Catharine
Burkholder Harry, of John H. Davis &
Co., 19 Barton
| Burkholder John Y., clerk, Wentworth
Burmaster A, F., painter, 80 Elgin
Burnet rev. Robt., Presbyterian Herkimer
Burnett Isaac, laborer, 24 Cherry
Burnett William, messenger Royal
Canadian bank
Burns Andrew W., messenger, 59 York
Burns Edward, painter, 92 East Hunter
Burns Henry, barber, 25 York
Burns James, tailor, 32 Vine
Burns John, carpenter, 56 South Cathie
rine
Burns John, laborer, 45 Catharina
Burns John, pensioner, 229 James
Burns Joseph, laborer, West Maiden lane
Burns Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Andrew, 10
Kast Main
Burns Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick, 13 Wood
west
Burns Mrs. M., 71 Catharine north
Burns Mrs. Margaret, wid John, 32 Vine
Burns Peter, laborer, 28 Hess
Burns Robert, 46 Wellington —
Burns Robert, clerk G.W.R., 105 North
Catharine
Burns Stephen, moulder, 179 Rebecca
Burns Thomas, laborer 79 Catharina
Burns Thomas, post office clerk, 1%
Hughson
Burns Timothy W., carpenter, Robert
Burns William, laborer, Duke |
Burns Willir ., tailor, 46 Wellington
Burnstein rev, L., Jewish synagogue
Burridge James, travelling agent, King
east *
Burriss Michael C., stove mounter,
Mary ;
BURROW, STEWART &:CO., first prt
manufacturers malleable grey
iron castings, 70 North Caroline
BURROW WILLIAM, of Burrow, Stet
art & Co., bds at American hotel, Kia
Burrows John, carpenter, 7 Murray
BURROWS THOMAS, auctioneer
commission merchant, 22 Merrick,
17 Cathcart
[PRovince op-
Walder John, of ¥
ampbell George \
mm Hananiah
ie James, ef
OntaRto. }
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Burt James, mo
Bart John, flour
BURTON & BI
Canada Life |
Burton Geo., lal
BURTON GEOI
& Bruce, 238
Burton John, cle
hotel, 61 Jam
Burton John, lal
Buscombe Samu
Bushey Joseph,
King east
Buskard J. R. Y
Hunter
BUSKARD ROE
rio carriage fix
Buskard William
Buswell John, sti
ery, 79 North J
Butcher Robert,
Butler Daniel, ca
Butler Miss Kat
maker, 73 Yor
Butler Patrick, le
Butler Taylor, ma
liam
Butler Thomas, g
Byrens George, c:
Byrne Andrew, po
59 York
Bre James, labc
Byrne John, book
ivrne Mark, carp
Byrne Patrick, lal
Byron Thomas, la
Byron Thomas, ju
Byron Thomas, la
‘addy Edward F.
addy captain Jo
Main
Caly DavidS., cle
bds at 1] Cann
JAHILL JAMES,
barrister, office
Cain Thomas, she
‘alder-Truman, n
Main :
alder James, ear’
alder John, horse’
86 South James
valdwell Mrs. M
Peter
allaghan Jas., 1:
‘allaghan John, |
liam
allaghan Williat
lington
illan Ths., engin
allinan Patrick, |
ameron Charles,
Royal hotel, 61,
ameron John, boi
east
ameron Mrs, Marg
John north
ampbell John, of
llé King East
ampbell Alexandd
83 Merrick
ampbell Alexand
Jeweller, 79 Sout
ampbell Andrew
104 Market’
ampbell Daniel, p
Ampbell Daniel,se
9 Margaret
ampbell Donald,
Ing east
>ROVINCE Op
nager Wester
Hers Insurance
1 144 Main west
W.R., 333 York
- of Hamilton &
.W.R., T3.Loce
7 Maria
, 13 Gore
CO., wholesale
manufacturer,
Adv Ontario Die
56 Robert
naker, 113 North
1 manufacturer,
,113 North Caro.
maker, 43 King
tharine
, Alloway lane
', 172 King east
eacher, 42 South
t, 71 Barton west
Hughson
32 Macaulay
id Wm., Canada
283 McNab north
, 65 Kast Maiden
, 36 Hughson
99 Catharine
John H. Davis &
erk, Wentworth
er, 80 Elgin
y terian, Herkimer
24 Cherry
essenger Royal
senger, 59 York
r 92 Kast Hunter
> York
Vine
56 South Cathar
H Catharina
229 James
Vest Maiden lane
vid Andrew, 101
atrick, 13 Wood
arine north
hid John, 32 Vine
+ Hess
ngton
W.R., 105 North
r, 179 Rebecca
79 Catharina
flice clerk, 18
penter, Robert
s Duke
6 Wellington
sh synagogue
ling agent, King
ve mounter, 7
&-CO., first
hable grey
th Caroline
rican hotel,
auctioneer
t, 22 Merrick,
a
of Burrow, Stew
br, 7 Murray eatt
ONTARIO. ]
Burt James, moulder, 21 West av
BURTON & BRUCE, barristers
Canada Life buildings, South James
Burton Geo., laborer, 232 McNab north
BURTON GEORGE W.,, Q.C., of Burton
& Bruce, 238 King east
Burton John, clerk G.W.R., bds at Royal
hotel, 61 James
Burton John, laborer, 2 St Lawrence av
Ruscombe Samuel, shoemaker, 7 Spring
Bushey Joseph, second-hand store, 136
King eas
Buskard J.
Hunter F
BUSKARD ROBERT, proprietor Onta-
rio carriage factory, 124 King cor Bay
Buskard William, painter,28 East Simcoe
Buswell John, straw goods and millin-
ery, 79 North James, h 65 Barton west
Butcher Robert, builder, 53 Wilson
butler Daniel, carpenter, 9 Picton east
Butler Miss Kate, milliner and dress-
maker, 73 York
Butler Patrick, laborer, 80 Bold
Butler Taylor, machinist, 186 King Wil-
liam
Butler Thomas, gunsmith, 26 Mulberry
vrens George, carpenter, 72 Hughson
Byrne Andrew, post office messenger, r
69 York
Byrne James, laborer, 76 Catharina
Byrne John, bookkeeper, 281 King west
Ryne Mark, carpenter, 34 East Ferrie
Byrne Patrick, laborer, 35 Picton
Byron Thomas, laborer, George
Byron Thomas, jun., Hannals
Byron Thomas, laborer, Hannah
‘addy Edward F., clerk, 22 West Main
aldy captain John H., artist, 22 West
Main
aly David S., clerk Bank of Commerce,
bds at 11 Cannon east
CAHILL JAMES, police magistrate and
barrister, office City hall, h 101 King
Cain Thomas, shoemaker, 1 Kelly
alder- Truman, marblecutter, 203 West
Main
alder James, carpenter, 95 Mary
alder John, horse dealer, bds at 21 Gore
Calder John, of MeInnes Bros. & Co.,
86 South James
aldwell Mrs. Maria, wid Ronald, 9
Peter
allaghan Jas., laborer, 58 East Main
oi John, laborer, 198 King Wil-
iam
allaghan William, laborer, 15 Bur-
lington
allan Ths., engineer, 220 McNab north
allinan Patrick, laborer, 134 North Bay
ameron Charles, boat owner, bds at
Royal hotel, 61 James
thy John, boilermaker, 230 Barton
eas
ameron Mrs, Margaret, wid Robert, 323
John north :
ampbell John, of R. Campbell & Co,
sone East ?
ampbell Alexande
a3 Merrick nder, grocer, 54 York, h
ampbell Alexander, watchmaker and
dem 79 South John
ampbell Andrew y »
ne oe ew, marblecutter, bds at
Sem Paniel, pedlar, 84 Bold
‘mp aniel.sewing machi
" be e\ving machine agent,
ampbell Donald,G,W.R., 57 North Ra
‘impbell George W., blacksmith, 173
>
t
R. Y., blacksmith, 56 West
sing east
me Hananiah, carpenter, 54 Ray
ampbell Jam: 5
= es, cerpenter, r 44 Kast
rt John, flour and feed store, 12 iio
Cy,
DOMINION 371 DIRECTORY.
A Le
HAMILTON.
Campbell James, tinsmith G.W.R., 144] Carpenter Charles, commercial traveller
and 146 King west
172 York
Campbell James S., mariner, 158 James | Carpenter J. P., 109 East Main
Campbell John, carpenter, 121 William
CAMPBELL JOHN, ham curer and
Carpenter Mrs. M. A., wid Henry, 5
Cherry
wholesale and retail provision mer-| Carr Aaron, laborer, Railroad
chant, 31 and 33 South James
Campbell John, laborer, 368 James north
Campbell John, moulder, 59 Wellington
Campbell Kenneth, gaoler, 108 Bold
Campbell Mrs. Maria, wid, 12 Welling-
ton
Campbell Mrs. Anastasia, wid James, 13
Burlington
Campbell Mrs. C., wid John, 126 South
John
Campbell Mrs, Harriet, wid rev. Thomas,
15 Walnut
Campbell Mrs. Jane, boarding house,
144 and 146 King west
Campbell Mrs. Lily, wid Daniel, 104
West Hunter
Campbell Mrs. Margaret, wid John, 368
North James
Campbell Mrs, Susan, wid Donald, board-
house, 149 North Bay
Campbell R., & Son, dry goods, 70 East
King
Campbell Robert, of R. Campbell & Son,
54 Wellington
| Campbell Robert, of Robert Campbell
& Co., 116 King east
Campbell Robert, & Co., enamellers of
Holos ware, King ottice 9 Market sq
Campbell Walter, printer, 69 Welling-
ton
CAMPBELL WILLIAM, pottery, West
Maiden lane, h 231 West Main
Campbell William, of R. Campbell &
Son, 54 Wellington
CANADA FARMERS MUTUAL IN-
SURANCE CO., Richard P. Street,
secrete ry-treasurer
CANADA FELT HAT WORKS, Wel-
lington north
Canada Fluting Iron Co., C. G. Ham-
mond, president, 34 James north
Canada Glass house, E, R. Kent, pro-
prietor, 84 King west
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO,, A.
G, Ramsay, manager, South James
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
©. R. Murray, manager, cor King and
Hughson
CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
K. George Conklin, principal, cor
James and King William
CANADIAN NAVIGATION CO.) A.
McKeand, agent, 11 James, See Adv
Canadian Oil Co., J. M. Williams,
M.P.P.. president, 27 King west
Canlan James, laborer, 58 Maiden lane
Cann Mrs. Mary H., wid Samuel, 24
North Catherine
Canary James, laborer, 104 Maria
Canning George, builder, 29 South
Wellington
Cardwell James, laborer G.W.R., Sophia
Carey John, conductor G.W.R., 222
MeNab north
Carey William, Red Lion hotel, Hughson
cor Market
Carlisle George, carpenter, 46 North
Caroline
Carlisle Matthew, laborer, 81 West
Hunter
Carlisle Walter, machinist,
Queen
Carmichael George, pickles, preserves,
130 James
Carmichael J. H., boots and shoes, 5 York
Carnahan Thomas, laborer, 125 William
Carney Michael, laborer, 203 North
Hughson
21 North
Carr Edward, blacksmith, 107 East Mai-
den lane
Carr pear W., turner, 23 West Simcoe
Vea lannah, dressmaker, 96 Mer-
ric
Carr Robert, 96 Merrick
Carr Robert, fitter, Stuart
Carr Robt., pedlar, 115 North Catharine
Carr Sarnvel, 1 East Hunter
Carroll James, stonemason, 52 South
Caroline
Carroll Nicholas, laborer, King east
Carroll Patrick, laborer, 25 Picton east
Carroll T. C,
Carroll Patrick, pedlar, 95 George
Carruthers John, flour and feed store,
7 King William
Carruthers Mrs. Margaret, milliner, 83
King west
CARSCALLEN HENRY, of Martin &
Carseallen, Upper John
Carse John, mason, 51 West av
Carson Henry, shoemaker, 181 York
Carson James, laborer, 138 Hunter
Carson John, laborer, Davenport
Carson Robt., laborer, 194 King William
Carter Alexander, of Carter & Todd,
122 North John
Carter Charles, laborer, 185 East Main
Carter Chs.H.,gunmaker, 150 North Bay
Carter James, laborer, 11 Picton west
Carter James, laborer, 8 North Locke
Carter James, plasterer, 51 Cathcart
Carter Stephen, blacksmith, Barton
CARTER & TODD, commission mer-
chants, purchasers and shippers of
grain and produce, 22 North John,
See Adv in Ontario Directory
Carter William, sexton Baptist church,
108 MeNab north
Cary Wm., blacksmith, 48 Locomotive
Case Christopher, gardener, York
Case Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, 13 George
Case Wm. H., M.A., M.D., 113 King east
Case William I. A., M.D., 113 King east
Casey John, carpenter, 30 North Bay
Cashin John, laborer, Poulette
Cassels Thomas, coachman, 10 Market
Cassills John, laborer, Poulette
| Catchpole George, umbrella maker, 13
Rebecca
Catchpole Richard, store, 95 King west
Catchpole Wm., broom manufacturer,
138 Rebecca
Cater Thomas, pianoforte maker, North
| Queen cor York
| Caton John, laborer, Catharine
Cavil George, laborer, King east
Cawley Frank, machinist, 103 Maria
Cawley John, shoemaker, 77 Catharina
Centenary church, rev. Wm. J, Hunter
Central Presbyterian church, United
Presbyterian, rev. W. Ormiston, D.D.,
West Maiden lane
Central school, A. Macallum, M.A,,
principal, cor South Bay and Hunter
Central school, (branch) Miss Moore
teacher, 197 West Main
Chadwick John A., importer of Shef-
field goods, 42 King, h George
Chamberlain Henry C,, traveller, 103
North Hughson
sa oi David, bricklayer, 173 North
ay
Champ William, paymaster G.W.R., 67
Park north
Champagne Antoine, 53 Sheaffe
Chapel Nathaniel, whitewasher, 53 Mary
SS
aia
HAMILTON.
Chapman John, blacksmith, 93 Mary .
Chapman John, pattern fitter, 51 Robert
Chapman William M., undertaker, 53
King west, h 23 Main
Chappel Mrs. Sarah, poultry vendor, 11
James Street market
Chappell William, builder, 131 Cannon
east
Chapple Thomas, butcher, 152 James,
h 169 Rebecca
Charlton Benjamin E., vinegar works,
212 and 214 King east, h 50 Catharine
north
Charlton Joseph, glass blower, 27 East
Simcoe
Chase Henry, shoemaker, 14 Mary
Chatley Jesse, teamster, 93 Wilson
Cheeseman John, brickmaker, Dundurn
CHERRIER BROTHERS, grocers, Mar-
ket sq
Cherrier Joseph R., of Chervier Brothers,
176 Mary
Cherrier t. Flavien, of Cherrier Bro-
thers, 30 Sheaffe
Chesnut Geo., clerk, 117 King William
Chesnut Thomas G., teacher Grammar
school, 117 King William
Chester Mrs. Sarah, wid Arthur, 181
King William
Chichester Arthur,
King William
Childs Henry, carpenter, 56 Murray west
CHILMAN ISAAC C., Ontario steam
confectionery work, 67 King east, and
23 King west, h cor King and Caro-
shoemaker, 181
line
Chisholm Charles, clerk, bds at Cook’s
hotel, 70 and 72 King west
Chisholm D. B., of Chisholm & Lazier,
127 North John
CHISHOLM & LAZIER, barristers and
attorneys, 42 James north
Chisholm Robert, alderman,
114 North McNab
Chisholm William, lumber merchant,
James north, h 25 West Barton
Chistine John, cigar maker, 63 South
Hughson
Chittenden C.S., surgeon dentist,8 King
east, h 46 Duke
Christ church, ch of England, rev. J.
G. Geddes, M.A., rector, North James
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, weekly,
annual subscription $2; rev. J. Gardi-
ner, editor, printer and publisher, 14
John north
Christian Isaac, printer, 187 Main
Christian Mrs. Jane, wid John, 187 Main
Christian William, hatmaker, 187 Main
Christie James, carpenter, Inchberry
Christie Robert, carpenter, 266 Hughson
north
Christie Robert, carpenter, 7 St Law-
rence av
CHRISTIE T., & CO., wholesale deal-
ers in hats, caps, furs, and men’s
straw goods, 25 King west
CHRISTIE THOMAS, of T. Christie &
Co., 62 South McNab
Christie William, clerk, 37 Cherry
Church Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William J.,
61 Merrick
Church of the Ascension, rey. John
Hebden, rector, Maria
CHURCHMAN’S MAGAZINE, month-
Re annual subscription $2; rev. T.
. Cartwright; editor and proprietor ;
Lawson, McCulloch & Co., printers,
South James cor Main
Cigall Jacob, basketmaker, 193 West
ain
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO. OF
CANADA, McKenzie & Mackay,
agents, 9 king east
builder,
City Arms’ hotel, West Murray
CITY HALL, James north
i) sebvas Jonathan, laborer G.W.R.,
49 Locomotive
Claringbowl William, gardener, 53
South Wellington
Clark Adam, gastitter, 69 West Main
CLARK BENJAMIN, secretary Hamil-
ton Powder Co, and Ancaster Knit-
ting Co., 82 Hughson
Clark Hutchinson, 77 Hughson
Clark James, laborer, r 61 East Maiden |
lane
Clark James, laborer G.W.R.,16 Sheaffe |
Clark John, boilermaker, 27 Murray
Clark John, jun., clerk, 57 Wellington
Clark’John W., of Perkins & Clark,
George
Clark Peter, laborer, Emerald
Clark Wm. H., scalemaker, 11 Wilson
Clarke Joseph, clerk, 78 Wellington
Clarke Michael J., clerk, 9 Robert |
Clarke Mrs. Eliza, 153 King west |
Clarke Thomas, butcher, 204 James
James
Clayton Miss
Lucy, dressmaker, 29
South James
Clayton Mrs, Sarah, wid George, 29} Collins Michael, laborer,
South James
Clear William, machinist, 162 North |
McNab
Cleary James, porter, 34 ITess
Cleary Mrs, Margaret, wid Dennis, 50 |
Maiden lane
Cleary Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Thomas,
boarding house, 65 North John
Cleary Stephen, shoemaker, 261 North
Hughson
Clegg John, night watchman G.W.R.,
Pearl
CLENCH JAMES, mat dresser and |
skin dealer, King William cor Stephen
Clerk of the County court, Samson H.
Ghent, county offices, Main
Clewett James, blacksmith, bds at 7
Florence
Cliff William, printer, 23 Catharina
Clifford John, laborer, 83 North Hess |
Clifford Misses, dressmakers, 139 King
cast |
Clifton John, blacksmith, 154 Park north
Cline Arthur, cab driver, 138 George
Cline Arthur, cabman, 135 North Locke |
Cline Matthew, laborer, Victoria av
Cline Simeon, bailiff, 32 West av
Cline Thomas, farmer, Victoria av
Clinton William, pattern fitter, 1 West |
Hunter |
Clohecy Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas, 36 |
O'Reilly
Clohecy Robert, 206 King William
Clohecy Thomas, harnessmaker, 7 York |
Close John, carpenter, 167 King Wil-
liam
Clubb William, carpenter, Stinson
Clucas William, builder, 125 Cannon |
Jlushman John, 8 West av
Clushman John, jun., painter, 8 West av |
Clutterbuck William, shoemaker, 79} Connell William, carpenter,
West Hunter
Coates Henry M., painter, 142 Hughson
Cobrey Malcolm, laborer, 9 Macaulay
Coburn Henry P., of L. D. Sawyer &
Co., Victoria av
Cochlan Thomas, laborer, William
Cochran Dennis, carpenter,49 Catharina
Cochran Patrick, laborer, George
/ Connell
DOMINION 372 DIKECTORY.
(os) G2 yh ROD ire tr areas a rica ar rere ce oa ne er a tea el Ae NE I
Cocklin Patrick, laborer, Oat
Cockman Thomas, hen ties
William
Coffey Michael, laborer, 223 John nonh
Coffey Mrs. Ellen, wid Jeremiah, Stuart
ogee Thomas, laborer, 124 Willian
beck Henry, assistant postmaster,
Co
Mountain
Cole Abraham, moulder, 126 Cannon
Coleman John, laborer, 55 Strachan
east
Coleman William, agent, 115 King wes
Coles Adolphus, pattern maker, 1s
Catharina
Jolquhoun John, bookkeeper, 9 Walnut
Colquhoun Mrs. Mary, wid Hugh, §
Walnut
Collingwood Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas
27 Catharina
Collins Abraham, carpenter, 33 Strack
an east
Collins Donald, laborer, John north
[Province op
Collins John, cooper, William
Collins John, lumberman, 183 York
Clayton Mrs, Lavinia, wid John, 103} Collins Joshua D., of ©. Black & Co,
23 North MeNab
Collins Matthew A., carder, 244 MeNab
north
north
Collins Mrs. Johanna, wid John, 3!
York
Collins Richard, painter, 7 Ferguson ar
Collins Samuel, carpenter G.W.R, 3
Florence
Collins Wesley, 8 South Catharine
Collins Wm., machinist, 170 Park north
Collopy Mrs. Ann, wid Jolin, n 51 Cathie
rina
Colter Robert, machinist, 51 Maria
Colville Wm., bookkeeper, 123 Market
Colvin E., saloon, 13 North McNab
Colvin Patrick, grocer, 24 Wood east
Combs Adolphus C., carpenter, 16 Ci
tharina
Combs John, tailor, 56 West av
Comer Cory, teamster, bds at 44 Cath
rine north
Congo David, packer, 122 Rebecca
Congregational church, Cannon east
Congregational church, rey. Thoma:
Pullar, Hughson
Napier
rina
north
Conley Peter,
Barton
Hughson
John
Connelly Mrs.
Florence
Cockhbin Thomas H., barber, 46 North
McNab
Cockburn Thomas, eating house, 8 King | Connor John, labor¢1,
Connor John, laborer,
Connor Mrs. Jessi¢,
William .
Cocklin Michael, soap maker, Victo-
ria av
Locke
Connor Andrew, machinis
and scourer,
Adam,
Connelly James, provisions,
Connelly John,
Connelly Michael, labo
Connelly William,
| Coniam Joseph, conductor G.W.R, 12
| CONKLIN ELIAS GEORGE, prt.
cipal Canadian Business college, bis
at 124 King William cor Henry
Conklin John H., bookkeeper, Wanzer,
h 124 King William
Conley David, broommaker, 51 Cath
Conley John, laborer, 185 Catharine
Conley Jolin, laborer, 49 Robert
shoemaker, 10 West ay
19 West
machinist,
| Connell Miss Mary, 64 Catharina
Connell Patrick, laborer, 115 hig
28 Nort
laborer, 112. Cathariy
rer,29Wellingtea
Mary, wid Patrick,
71 Morth James
laborer, 114 King
332 James
120 Sout
laborer, 134 North
t, 47 Mary
y, 176 North Joli
197 Main east
wid James, 1
| ONTARIO. ]
Connor Patric
Connor Patri
Connors Johr
lane
Connors Mrs,
North Hug
(Connors Patri
Connors Thon
Conway Thon
north
Cook Adam, ¢
resides on tl
Cook Charles,
7 King wes
Cook Geo,, ca
Cook George,
Cook Henry, b
Cook J. B., ko
Cook John, bu
Cook John, lal
Cook Mrs, Agu
COOK MRS,
hotel, 70 and
Cook Robert, p
Cook Samuel,
McNab
Cook Thomas,
Cook Thomas,
Park north
Cook Wilham,
Cook William,
COOK'S HOTE
etvess, 70 an
Cooke Jesse, bu
Cooley Thoma
Tecumseh ho
Coombes Georg
Coombes John,
Coope Thomas,
Cooper Benjani
Cooper Christ
102 Market
Cooper Geo,, br
Coo} er Geo, W.
Cooper H, G., 0
Park
Cooper H. G., &
South park
Cooper Hugh, |
h47 Cathariy
Cooper James, {
Cooper Joseph |
Cooper Mrs, M.,
Cooper R.C,, gn
North McNab,
Cootes William,
COPELAND (
works, Wellin
Copeland Georg
King Willian,
Copeland John,
Copland John, b
Copland Thoma
gist, 7 King e
Copp Anthony,
King east
Copp Brothers,
ork :
Copp Brothers
implement mar
Copp Wm. J, of |
Conp Will am t
_ Wellington
Corbet Elihu K.,
SL North Jame;
Corbet Patrick, |
Corbin Hiram, !
Cormack John, t;
Cornelius Richar
Cornel] Owen
Walnut .
Conor Robert, s}
Cornor William,
Catharine
rer, 114 King
23 John north
arcmiah, Stuart
, 124 William
nt postmaster,
, 126 Cannon
*, 55 Strachan
, 115 King west
mn maker, |i
eeper, 9 Walnut
, wid Hugh, 9
, wid Thomas,
nter, 33 Strack
*, John north
Villiam
an, 183 York
C. Black & Co,
urder, 244 MeNab
rer, 332 James
, wid John, 37
?
er, 7 Ferguson ar
enter G.W.R., 35
th Catharine
st, 170 Park north
Jolin, n 51 Cathie
vist, 51 Maria
reper, 123 Market
North McNab
r, 24 Wood east
carpenter, 16 Ct
b6 West av
r, bds at 44 Cathie
|, 122 Rebecca
“h, Cannon east
ch, rev. Thou
tictor G.W.R, 12
GEORGE, mite
siness college, bis
m cor Henry
keeper, Wanzers
h
maker, 0 51 Cathie
r, 185 Catharine
49 Robert
hker, 10 Westar
Catharina
beer, 115 Walnut
rpenter, 28 Nort
Fisions, 120 Sout
er, 11
wid Patrick,
aborer,
shinist, 47 Mare
', 176 Nort
197 Main east
rth James
ag
OwraRio.]
chinist, 19 Wet
2 Cathariny
orer,29Wellingt!
134 Nort
‘wid James, 4
is "25
Me
DOMINION 378 DIRECTORY.
ee a a Re a a a aa a
HAmILton.
Connor Patrick, laborer, 325 North John | CORPORATION OF HAMILTON,| CRAMPTON J., general freight agent
‘onnor Patrick, laborer, 96 Walnut
Boanots John, laborer, 52 West Maiden
ane
amie Mrs. Bridget, wid John, 211
North Hughson ;
(Connors Patrick, gardener, 120 Maria
Connors Thomas, laborer, Alloway lane |
Conway Thomas, blacksmith, 132 Park |
north
Cook Adam, of James Stewart & Co, |
resides on the mountain |
Cook Charles, bookkeeper, Cook’s hotel, |
70 King west
Cook Geo,, carpenter, bds at 228 York
Cook George, laborer, 50 Florence
Cook Henry, baker, 8 Kast Hunter
Cook J. B., kookkeeper, 64 Park north
Cook John, butcher, North John
Cook John, laborer, 156 Hughson
Cook Mrs, Agnes, wid William, 47 Maria |
George Murison, mayor; Thomas
Beasley, city clerk ; Robert W, Kerr,
chamberlin ; John Henery, chief of
police, City hall, James south
Cosgrove William, shoemaker, 46 East
Hunter
Costello Edward, laborer, 46 Cherry
Costie William, tailor, Liberty
Cotterell Joseph, engine driver G.W.R.,
193 North Bay
Cotters John, laborer, Sophia
Cottingham William, butcher, William
Cotton John, carpenter, 2 West av
Cottrell Charles, butcher, toreman
packing house, h Wentworth
Cottrell Mrs, Ruth, wid Samuel, 105
West av
Cottrell Samuel, plasterer, 240 King
William
Joulson Geo.,, stage driver, 30 Augusta
COOK MRS. W., proprietress Cook’s | Coulter Andrew, laborer, 44 Guise
hotel, 70 and 72 King west
Cook Robert, porter, South Hess
Cook Samuel, carpenter, 1824
McNab
Cook Thomas, laborer, 111 Walnut |
North |
Cook Thomas, of Stewart & Cook, 64) COUNSELL
Park north
Cook Wilham, laborer, King east
Cook William, painter, 41 Vine
COOK'S HOTEL, Mrs. W. Cook, propri-
etress, 70 and 72 King west
Cooke Jesse, butcher, Aikman’s av
Cooley Thomas, bookkeeper, bds at
Tecumseh house, James
Coombes George, plasterer, 119 Rebecca
Coombes John, 23 Strachan west
Coope Thomas, laborer, Mary
Cooper Benjamin, carter, Strachan west
Cooper Christopher, carriage painter, |
102 Market
Cooper Geo,, bricklayer, 14 Murray east
Cooper Geo, W,, Wlacksmith, 55 Kelly
Cooper H. G., of H. G, Cooper &'Co,, 8
Park
Cooper H. G., & Co,, earriagemakers, 6
South park
Cooper Hugh, barber G.W.R. station,
47 Catharine south
Cooper James, fitter, 38 Ferrie east
Cooper Joseph P., clerk, 94 Merrick
Cooper Mrs. M,, tailoress, 137 Hunter
Cooper R. C,, groceries and liquors, 19
; County Clerk's office, G. 5. ’
| _ clerk, county offices, Main cor John |
Cousandier Edward, cabinetmaker, 48
North MeNab, h 46 Hughson north
Cootes William, brewer, 33 Sheaffe
COPELAND GEORGE, City
works, Wellington north
Copeland George, saddler, bds at 17
King William
Copeland John, carpenter, York
Copland John, bookkeeper, Bold
Copland Thomas, chemist and drug-
gist, 7 King east
rope
hing east
Copp Brothers, Empire foundry, 102
ork :
Vopp Brothers & Co, agricultural
mpiement manufacturers, 92 York
Wellington
Corbet Elihu K., sewing machi
th 8 chine agent
$l North James 4 ie
Corbet Patrick, laborer, Catharine
Corbin Hiram, blacksmith, 79 Market
Vormack John, tailor, 111 East Main
Cornelius Richard, laborer, Barton east
Comell Owen, laborer,’ 115 South
Walnut ‘
Cornor Robert, shoemaker, 78 Mary
omor William, shoemaker, 80 Mary
Coulter Moore, shoemaker, 73 King east
Coulter Robert, boot and shoe maker,
20 Walnut
| Counsell Charles M., of Stinson & Co.,
James
GEORGE
clerk, 173 Napier
County gaol, William Milne, gaoler;
George Watt, Daniel Mahoney, Ken-
neth Campbell and William) Lum-
gair, turnkeys; Miss Macfarlane,
matron, Main cor John
S., county
Counsell
Kast Hunter
Cousins John, messenger
Bank of Commerce, h 73 Vine
Coutts A,, livery stables, Bowen, bds at
59 John south
Coventry Edwin M., bookkeeper, 145 |
Park north
Cowan Joan, porter G.W.R., 5 East
Simcoe
Cowell Wm,, finisher, 309 John north
Cowie Thomas, founder, 105 York
Cox Alexander, fitter G.W.R., Locke
Cox Alfred J., cork cutter, 3 Kelly
Cox James, laborer, 147 King William
Cox James, switchman G.W.R., 155
Mary north
west
| COX JOHN, photographer, King east,
h Merrick
| Cox Mrs, Annie, milliner, 147 Rebecca
| Cox Wm., shoemaker, 47 South Hess
Cozens George H., tailor, 11 Peter
| Cozens Samuel, porter, 50 Kelly
Canadian
G.W.R., Kingston, resides at Detroit
Crane Henry, marble cutter, 66 Market
Crane Patrick, laborer, York
Crankshaw William J., bookkeeper, 55
Ferguson av
Srey Thomas, confectioner, 100 South
ohn
Crawtord Alfced B., carpenter, 27 Main
Crawford Henry T., clerk, 37 Rebecca
} Crawford John, laborer, 315 James north
| Crawtord L. F., M.D., homaopathist, 43
North John
Crawford Mrs. Agnes, wid Lindsay, 37
Rebecca
Crawford Mrs. Anne, wid John, 27 Mary
Crawford Patrick, 27 Elgin
Crawford Wm, G., accountant Royal
Canadian bank
Crawford Wm. P., exciseman, 91 Wel-
lington
Crawford W.J., clerk, 15 Augusta
| Crawley Fitzallan, gunsmith, 27 South
MeNab
Creech Richard, tavernkeeper, 228 York
| Creed James, butcher, 202 King east
Creighton David, teamster, 158 Hugh-
son
Crerar John, student at law, 88 South
Catharine
| Cresswell Frederick, 40 Cathcart
| CRESSWELL RALPH, agent Canada
Life Assurance Co, &¢, 15 King
| West, h 49 Catheart
| CRICKMORE CHARLES G., barrister,
51 North James
| Cripps Robert J., painter, 4 Florence
| Crisp Alfred, post office clerk, 12 South
| Wellington
| Crisp William, clerk, 12 Wellington
| Croal George, blacksmith, Emerald
Crockett Robert, silver plater, 6 North
McNab, bds at 61 Catharine
Crofton Edward, laborer G.W.R., 265
North John
Crofton Martin, huckster, Barton
| Cromwell H. HL, photographer, South
James
| Cronan Mrs, Julia, wid Patrick, 14
()' Reilly
Cronan Mrs. Margaret, wid Dennis, 18
Strachan
| Cox John, butcher and grocer, 258 King CRONIN RICITARD B., bds at Anglo
| _ American hotel, 16 Market sq
Crooker Titus, M.D., 37 South James
Crooks Richard, laborer, Barton
| Cross Thomas, seaman, 10 Guise
| Crossley John, dry goods, cor James
| and King William, h 197 Hughson
| Crouzier Richard, brewer, 52 Sheaffe
Crowel J., carpenter
Copp Anthony, of Copp Brothers, 140 |
“opp Win. J., of Copp Brothers, Stinson |
Conp William J., of Copp Brothers, |
+n Mneligh cook} se, 96 & ae
Crabb John, English cooking house, 96 | Crowell Mrs, Jane 8., wid Thomas J., 5
: James ; ; gine Park north
Crafton Martin, huckster James Street Crowther W. T. M.. music teacher, 28
market | Charles = =”
| CRAFTSMAN (THE), monthly, annual | Cruickshank Robert, carpenter, 124 Re-
subscription $1.50 ; J. d. Mason, | becca
editor and proprietor; Lawson, Cuff Robert C., pork butcher, James
McCulloch & Co,, printers, South
James cor Main | Culhane M., bill poster, 7 East Hunters
Craig David, fitter, 54 Robert | Culican Peter, carpenter, 16 Picton west
CRAIG JOHN, veterinary surgeon, ) Cullen Arthur, laborer, 105 James
office Anglo-American hotel, South Cullinan Nicholas, laborer, 77 North
McNad cor Market sq, bds at 104) Caroline
Market. See Adv in Ontario Directory Cumber Charles, Wentworth
Craig Robert, toolkeeper G.W.R., 178) Cummer Edward 8,, clerk, 70 Vine
Napier | Cummerfeet Peter, laborer, 11 Ferrie
Craigie Andrew, bookkeeper, 155 West | — west
Main Cummings Andrew, commercial travel-
Craigie James, grocer, 72 King east,h 15} _ ler, 45 Florence ;
Augusta | Cummings James, Main east, cor Wel-
Craigie William, of Freeman & Craigie,| _lington
Craik George, traveller, 39 North Bay | Cumming John, laborer, 60 Walnut
Street market, h 40 Charles
}
a ae
SE SEE SE OE OT a a ES
HAMILTON.
DOMINION 374 DIRECTORY.
vr
[Provinog ow
a ee ee
Cummins Morris, laborer, 338 North
James
Cunard Steamship Co., Charles T.
Jones & Co., agents, 31 James
Cunningham bh. ., laborer, 87 Cannon
as
Curell Daniel, blacksmith, 50 Cathcart
Curell Daniel, machinist, 130 West av
Curran Chs., carpenter, 53 South Hes-
Curran Mrs. Eliza, wid George, dress
maker, 29 Mary
Curran Mrs. Theresa, wid Charles, 45
Hughson
Curran Patrick, laborer, 36 Colborne
Curran Peter, brakeman G.W.R., bds
at 140 North Bay
Currie Hugh, cooper, 104 North Bay
east
ware Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Hugh, 15 |
ulberry
|
|
Davidson Alex., portrait painter,38 King | Deasdley Alexander,
east, bds at Anglo-American hotel
Davidson Caleb, machinist, 250 West
Main
Dayidson captain, Catharine
Davidson Charles, of Field & Davidson,
6 Elgin
Davidson Dunean, yardsman G.W.R.,
16 North Pearl
Davidson John, boarding house, 114
York
Davidson John, carter, 57 West Maiden
lane
Davidson Mrs, Ann, wid Hector, 72
West Main
Davidson Mrs, Annie, wid William, 105
South James
Davidson Robert, bookkeeper, 68 Duke
Davie William, laborer, 26 York
Currie William grocer, cor Walnut and | Davies James, machinist, 99 West av
Hunter
Daville Robert 8., clerk, 61 Wellington
Curtis Joseph, carpenter, 104 North! Daville Thomas W., 34 Ferguson av
McNab
Curtis William B., cigar maker, 180
Hughson
Cusack Patrick, laborer, 103 North
John
Cusack Wm., shoemaker, 11 Mulberry
Cushing Edw., teamster, 71 Catharina
CUSTOM HOUSE, W. H. Kittson, col-
lector ; William Beatty, surveyor, 53
Stuart
Cuzner John, dealer in hides, 11 York
Dale Robert, of Frier & Dale, 59 Charles |
Daley Edward, laborer, 4 Picton west
Daley John, laborer, 304 North James
Davis Archibald, printer, 130 East Main
Davis & Darrow, livery stab'es, 8and 12
Rebecca
Davis David, pedlar, Barton
Davis Eli, 64 Robert
Davis Enoch, foreman, 83 Peter
Davis Henry, carpenter, King east
Davis Henry, carpenter, 12. Gore
Davis Isaac, blacksmith, 64 East av
Davis James, 99 West av
Davis James G., of Moore & Davis, 124
East Main
Davis John, 121 Rebeeca
Davis John, brickmaker, 208 King west
Daley Joseph, working jeweller, 113 | Davis John, fish dealer, James Street
King west
ss Matthew, coalheaver, 367 North
John
market, h Aikman’s av
Davis John, hardware, 146 Rebecca
Davis John, of Davis & Darrow, 19 Gore
Dallas Daniel, laborer G.W.R., 217 West | Davis Johv, painter, 32 South James
Main
Dallas Mrs. E., wid John, 23 Barton
Davis John H., of J. H. Davis & Co.
Valley hall, Wentworth
DALLEY EF. A.,blacking, ink and patent | DAVIS JOHN LL, & Co., wool dealers,
medicine manufacturer, 66 North Ray
Dallyn Charles, barber, North John, h
45 East Cannon
Dallyn Henry, of Joseph Dallyn & Son,
7 West Murray
Dallyn J. E., hairdresser, Royal hotel |
buildings, West Murray
Dallyn Joseph, of Joseph Dallyn & Son,
7 West Murray
Dallyn Joseph & Son, forge bellows
makers, 5 West Murray
Dallyn Joseph E., boarding house, 213
James
Dalton Abraham, shoemaker, 270 North
James
Dalton Henry, carpenter, 59 Robert
Dalton James, laborer, 199 Mary
Dalton Thomas, carpenter, 59 Robert
Daly Dennis, wood inspector G.W.R.,
145 King William
Daly Hugh,
King William
Dampier Richard G., deputy registrar
Circuit court, 189 Yor
Danahy Edward, boot and shoemaker,
229 James
Daniels Bernard, pedlar, 49 Cathcart
Darby Joseph, wool buyer, 111 West av
Darragh Alexander, grocer, 274 North
Hughson
Darrow John, of Davis & Darrow
Darrow John F., livery stables, 35 Re-
becca
Darke James, butcher, 1 James Street
market
Daub Mrs. Christina, wid Lewis, 199
East Main
Davey William, 90 West av
13 King east
Davis major Thomas, Wentworth
Davis Mrs. Hannah, wid Milton, 63 John
Davis Mrs. Jane, wid Jos., 1 North Hess
Davis Mrs. Louisa, wid Harvey, King
William
Davis Mrs. Margaret, wid Benjamin, 125
South John
| Davis Samuel, clerk of the market, 64
|
South Catharine
Davis W.A., photographer, 68 King east,
h Gore
Davis William, 35 Wellington
Davis William, of Secord & Davis, 19
Gore
57 Robert
Davison Miss, tailoress, 45 Catharina
Day F. T., marblecutter, 31 Wellington
Day John, farmer, 80 Robert
Davis William, painter, 5 North John, h
|
telegraph operator, 145) Day John, shoemaker, 124 Mary north
Day Joseph, laborer, 39 West av
66 Vine
clerk G.WR,
Death John, 127 Napier
Debus George, shoemaker, 139 Janes
De la Hooke Edw,, ticket agent G.WR
14 West Barton
Defore Alfred, shoemaker, bids at.g King
William
Delaney James, laborer, 7 Ferrie west
Delanty Thomas,of T.K. Wynn & Co,,16)
Park north
Dell Miss Cornelia, school teacher, ”
Walnut
De Lorme Cyprien, carriagemaker, 44
Hughson
Dempsey George, insurance agent, 8
Hunter
Dempster John, baker, Greig
Denman James, 154 James
Dennis George, laborer, 14 Florence
Dennis Jas., shoemaker, 113 Bast Maia
Denoon George, clerk, 41 Macaulay
Dens Thomas, fitter, 38 Ferrie east
Deputy clerk of the crown, Samson ff,
Ghent, county offices, Main
Dermody Patrick, baker, 145 East Maia
Dermott Adam, laborer, Catharine
Despord F, R., clerk, Main
Deul Mrs. Christian, wid Lewis, 1%
Main
Devaney Michael, blacksmith, 77 Pearl
DeVine George F,
65 Park north
, professor of musie,
Devine John, moulder, Victoria av
Devine Richard, shoemaker, 221 York
Devine Thomas, shoemaker, 221 York
Devine Williain, laborer, 207 Hughsoa
north
Devlin James A., M.D., 45 Park north
Dewar
Alexander L., clerk Bank of
British North America
Dewar John, 12 Market
Dewey Daniel, ice merchant, 105 Wet
King
Dewey John, laborer, 39 Lind
Dewey John, saloon, 26 Market
Dick Andrew, tinsmith, G.W.R,, 70 Le
comotive
Dick George, laborer, 72 Locke
Dick James,
North park
brakeman G.W.R, 13
Dicker Wm., shoemaker, 81 King east
Dickie John, teacher Grammar schod,
West Main cor Caroline
Dickinson Thomas, agent, 39 Cathar
north
Dickson James, packer, 16 Catherine
Dickson John, packer, 16 North (e
therine
Dickson Matthew, clerk G.W.R,, bh foot
of McNab
Dickson Richard, machinist, 154 Market
Dickson William, carpenter, 62 Duke
Dietze Wm., shoemaker, 110 Catheritt
Dillon James, grocer and tavernkeeptt
259 North John
Dayfoot P. W., & Co., boot and shoe | Dillon John, grocer, 163 North Bay.
manufacturers, 52 King east
159 North Bay
Dayfoot Philo W., of P. W. Dayfoot & | Dillon William, 54 Sheaffe |
Dillon Wm,, laborer, 31 East Strachaa
Dingle Joseph A., butcher, 3 Jam
Go., King east
Daylet James, laborer, Aurora
Daylet John, laborer, 169 Mary north
144 Hunter
DAWSON JOHN E,, station master, 57
Strachan west
Deady Mrs. Margaret, 113 King William
Street market
| Dawson Donald, deputy tax collector, } Dingle William, sailor, Wellit
Dingman Peter, shoemaker,
Locke
ng ton
10 Nort
Dingwall Alex., laborer, 117 East ©
non
Deady Wm. H., clerk, 113 King William | Dingwall James M., fitter G.W.R.
Dean Andrew, machinist, 124 North
Mary
Dean Charles, bds at 53 Gore
Dean Henry, laborer, 280 McNab north
Davey William, laborer, 120 Catharina | Dean M., moulder, Little Wellington
Davidson Alex., clerk, 63 North Queen} Dean William, shoemaker, 46 Peter
Napier
Division court, (Fir
worth, William G
st) county of West
riffin, clerk, cousl
offices, Main cor John,
Dixon Herbert, landing waiter cus
house, 108 Barton east
ONTARIO.
Dixon Mrs. 2
Dixon Will:
market
Dodd Fred.,
Dodd ‘Willia
North Me!
Dodd Willia
North Me}
Dodman Jar
line, h 73 \
Dodson Heet
Bay
Dodson Jam
Dodson Jol
Dodson Jos.,
Dodson Willi
Doherty Joht
Doherty Mart!
en lane
Doherty Mich
Doherty Mrs,
Hunter
Dolan Edwar
Dolman Davie
Dolman John
Dominion Tel
Towers, age
Donahoe Mrs.
Wilson
Donaldson Ge
son north
Donaldson Mis
Ferguson avy
Donaldson Wi
Donelly Rdwan
Donnelly Geor
Donnelly Jann
Donohoe Denn:
Donohoe Franc
John
Donahoe Jere
Maiden lane
Donohoe John
West
Donovan Corne
Barton
Dowovan Corne
Donovan David
Donovan Jeren
Catharine
Donovan Jerem
Donovan Michad
ter
Donovan Mrs, E
market, h 13
Donovan Patric
Donovan Rand;
ton
Donovan Timo
north
Donsen Chs., pi
loody Patrick
Nab .
Doran William,
Dorsey CW, ta
Dorsey Romeo,
fam
Dougherty Bern:
ter
Dougherty Hug!
Ouglas James
WReilly
potas Samuel
W David, plas
Dow Henry. rere
Dow James'G.,
ow John, carpe
lane
> :
‘a
PROVING ov
clerk G.WR,
cer, 139 James
t agent G.WR,
cer, bis at.8 King
r, 7 Ferrie west
Wynn & Co, 16
hool teacher,
rriagemaker, 14
irance agent, %
Greig
umes
rt, 14 Florence
er, 113 East Main
41 Macaulay
38 Ferrie east
‘rown, Samson I.
»s, Main
cer, 145 East Main
er, Catharine
Main
, wid Lewis, 1%
eksmith, 77 Pearl
rofessor of musir,
r, Victoria av
maker, 221 York
maker, 221 York
orer, 207 Hughsoa
D., 45 Park north
ay Clerk Bank of
rica
cet
erehant, 105 Wet
39 Lind
26 Market
th, G.W.R,, 70 Le
, 72 Locke
rman GWAR, 1
ker, 81 King east
Grammar schoo,
roline
gent, 39 Cathariné
er, 16 Catherine
rpenter, 62 Duke
heaffe
31 East Stract
putcher, 3 Jat
yr, Wellington
over, 117 East ©
hn, F
Hing waiter cl
east
ker, 16 North be
lerk G.W.R., b foot
chinist, 154 Market
Ker, 110 Catherine
and tavernkee)tt)
| 163 North Bay.
emaker, 10 Not
| fitter G.W.R.!
t) county of Wet!
iffin, clerk, cous
we
“Onranto.]
DOMINION 875 DIREOTORY.
|
Dixon Mrs, Ann, wid George, 84 Market
Dixon William, gardener, James Street
market ‘
Dodd Fred., machinist G.W.R 25 Peter
Dodd ‘William, jun., machinist, bds at 35
North McNab \
Dodd William, sen., Yorkshire house, 35
North MeNab
Dodman James, grocer, 38 South Caro-
line, h 73 West Hunter
Dodson Heetor, whipmaker, 183 North
Bay
Datienn James, butcher, h North Bay
Dodson John, fitter, 85 Park north
Dodson Jos., printer, 10 South MeNab
Dodson William, carpenter, Victoria av
Doherty John, laborer, 90 Maria
Doherty Martin, brickmaker, West Maid-
en lane
Doherty Michael, laborer, 94 Maria
Doherty Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, 17 West
Hunter
Dolan Edward, founder, ey north
Dolman David, carter, r South Locke
Dolman John, laborer, 17 Burlington
Dominion Telegraph Co,, Charles F.
Towers, agent, 13 King east
Donahoe Mrs. Margaret, wid John, 9
Wilson
Donaldson George, laborer, 220 Hugh-
son north
Donaldson Miss Selina, dressmaixer, 28
Ferguson av
Donaldson William, 82 Maria
Donelly Edward, Upper John
Donnelly George, M.D., Walnut
Donnelly James, clerk, Steven
Donohoe Dennis, laborer, MeNab north
Donohoe Francis, shoemaker, 99 South
John
Donahoe Jeremiah, laborer, 57 Rast |
Maiden lane
Donohoe John, fancy goods, 30 King
West
Donovan Cornelius, moulder, 24 West
Barton
Donovan Cornelius, printer, 92 Walnut
Donovan David, laborer, 9 Pieton west
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, 172 North
Catharine
Donovan Jeremiah, tailor, 61 Cherry
Donovan Michael, laborer, 13 West Hun-
ter
Donovan Mrs. Ellen, trader, James Street
market, h13 Hunter
Donovan Patrick, laborer, 76 Maria
Donovan Randall, laborer, 69 Burling-
ton
Donovan Timothy, laborer, 266 Bay
north
Donsen Chs., piano tuner, 24 Mulberry
Prody Patrick, laborer, 276 North Me-
abd
Doran William, grocer, 174 King east
Dorsey CW, tailor, 17 Rebecea
Dorsey Romeo, plasterer, 89 King Wil-
liam "
Dougherty Bernard, carpenter, 124 Hun-
ter :
Dougherty Hugh, laborer, 11 Burlington
ouglas James, cigar manufacturer, 17
OReilly ,
Douglas Samuel, laborer, 60 Peter
avid, plasterer, 19 South Caroline
od Henry, carpenter, Canada
ow James G., plasterer, Douglas
i Iela carpenter, 62 West Maiden
e
poy aes plasterer, Canada
Dow Wi ert, plasterer, 140 Market
ve ie bookbinder, Canada
ain, mason, 111 Kin
F ) west
tae qrederick, laborer, 85 Bold
ichael, laborer, 14 South Pearl
Dowd William, laborer, Douglas
Dowden James, laborer, 7 West Hunter
Dowlan John, laborer, 282 North John
Dowman Samuel, plasterer, 81 North
McNab
Downie William, sand paper and emer
cloth manufacturer, 61 and 63 South
James
Downing Edward, carpenter, Canada
Downing Edward, laborer, Sophia
Dowse Henry, laborer, 25 Margaret
Doyle Andrew, teacher, 54 South Cath-
arine
Doyle Daniel, waggonmaker, 28 South
Bay
Doyle James, seaman, 370 North James
Doyle John, coalheaver, 11 Wood west
Doyle Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Patrick, 72
Market
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 80 Catharina
Doyle Patrick, tailor, 24 Market
Doyle The., laborer, 56 East Maiden lane
Dratfan John, clerk, 6 Wilson
Drake Henry, tobacconist, bds at 53
Gore
Drayner John, 8 North Locke
Drennin Mrs. Anne, grocer, 42 Hughson
Drever Thomas, laborer, McNab north
Drew F. N., pianoforte maker, 81 Hast
Hunter
DREW WILLIAM N., boot and shoe
store, 32 King west
Drill shed, James
Driscoll John, 46 Robinson
Drope Mrs. Thomas, 116 North Bay
Drummond D., gardener, York
Drummond Miss 8. K., teacher Wesley-
an Female college, King cast
Dryland John, painter, Sophia
Drynan John, laborer, 86 Locke
Drysdale Alexander, clerk ticket office
G.W.R., 66 Vine
Drysdale Alexander,
North McNab
Dublin Joshua, whitewasher, 32> An-
gusta
Duclow Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, 19
Ferrie west
Duclow Richard, laborer, 19 Ferrie west
Dudbridge Benjamin, 22 Elgin
Duff David, brush maker, 9 Hughson
Duff John, groceries and provisions, 144
York, h 142 York
Duffey Thomas, Market hotel, 49 North
McNab
Duftield Mrs. Jane, wid Samuel, 17 Wel-
lington
Duffield William IL, of John Boice &
Co. 141 York
Duffy John, farmer, Wentworth
Duffy John, laborer, 217 East Barton
Duffy John, tavernkeeper, 89 Peter
Duffy Patrick, blacksmith, Canada
Duffy Peter, bar tender, 112) North
McNab
Duffy Thomas, carpenter, Stuart
Duggan John, laborer, 258 McNab north
Duggan Mrs. Catherine, wid John, 74
Cherry
Duggan Richard J., law student, 54
Park north
Duggan Thomas, M.D., 54 Park north
Duncan Alexander, commercial travel-
ler, 70 ie Hughson
Duncan Chafles, clerk, 10 Ferguson av
Dunean & Galloway, produce and
commission merchants, 10 Market sq
Duncan James, laborer, 201 Main
Duncan Mrs. Alice, wid Charles, 84
North John
Duncan Robert, of Duncan, Stuart &
Jo., 84 North John
upholsterer, 78
Co.
DUN GAN, STUART & CO., booksellers | Edgar William, carpenter, 63 Park north:
and stationers, 17 North James
Dundan John, carpenter, 128 North John
| Dundas W., laborer, 152 North Ba
| Dunkerley John, driver, 69 North Queen
Dunlay Patrick, laborer, 286 North
Hughson
Dunlop David, harnessmaker, 87 Cherry
| Dunlop Robert, bookkeeper, 15 West
, . Cannon
Dunn James, blacksmith, 217 North
| John :
| Dunn John, laborer, 29 Strachan west
Dunn Miss Fanny, teacher Wesleyan
| Female college, King east
/Dunn Mrs, Ann, wid, huckster, James
| Street market, h 69 East Maiden lane
Dunn Mrs Catherine, wid Daniel, 88
Bold
Dunn Mrs. Joanna, wid Stephen, 33
| North James
| Dunn William, soap maker, 119 Market
/ Dunnett Benjamin, postman, 36 East av
Dunphy James, laborer, 70 North McNab
DUNSTAN R,. JEWELL & GRIST,
| Wholesale importers of dry goods,
& ., 35 King
Dunstan R. Jewell, of Dunstan & Grist,
165 James
Durant Mrs, Sarah, wid D., 54 Florence
, Durfy Mrs. Mary, 64 Locomotive
Duval Henry, barber, 20 South John
Duval Thomas, coalheaver, 11 Wood
west
Dwyer Michael, laborer, 59 Hannah
Durer Michael, machinist, 152 North
Say
Dwyer Michael, shoemaker, 128 Catha-
rina
| Dyer William, foreman, 31 Mary
Dyer William, laborer, 150 Napier
Dyett C. G., clerk Bank of Montreal,
cor James and Augusta
Dest Mrs. Harriet, wid George, South
dames
)Dyon John, steward steamer
port, 117 King west
Eadie Peter, straw hat maker, 3 Wilson
Eager Henry A., post office clerk, 74
Maiden lane
fager John B., post office clerk, 52
Gore
Eager Joseph, scalemaker, 255 McNab
Mager Mrs., wid, 72 South Catherine
Sager Mrs. Julia, wid William, 30 Wal-
nut
Earl Charles, wheelwright, 69 Park
north
esha Mrs. Maria, wid C. B., 7 North
ark
Karls Patrick, laborer, 11 Burlington
EASSON ALLAN, broom and brush
manufacturer, 145 King West, h 141
King cor Caroline
aster Samuel, proprietor Fountain
hotel, 28 North Jantes
Eastwood J., bockseller and stationer,
16 King east, h 88 East Main
Eastwood John, 4 O'Reilly
Naton Miss Margaret, tailoress, 162
North Catharine
Ecclestone James, tailor, 20 Elgin
| Keclestone Samuel, confectioner, 20
| James
| Ecclestone W. T., confectioner, 10 King
east
| Eehlin Henry, moulder, 15 Charles
| Eckerson Luther, photographer, 9 South
|. James, h 173 Mary north
| Ede William, porter, 139 Kin
| Edgar David, builder, 242
Locomotive
Edgar Francis, carpenter, 157 North
McNab
Pass-
William
ork, h 8
urora
HAMILTON.
2S RAD SE aE RS TIO SMES A
HAMILTON,
Edgar Robert, laborer, 152 Hughson
Edgar William, lumber merchant, 127
and 156 York, h 152 York
Edgecombe Orlando W., painter, 93
King east, h 232 Barton east
EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE CO,,
W. F. Findlay, agent, 1 King west
Edson Albert E., 131 King William
Edwards Charles P., shoemaker, 51
South Catherine
Edwards John, laborer, 101 West av
Edwards Robert, salesman, 53 Charles
Rdwards Samuel, machinist, 119 Cannon
Edwards Vincent, baker, King west
Edwards William J., carpenter, North
James
EDWARDS (late Kershaw & Edwards)
SAFES, A. McKeand agent, 11 James
North. See Adv
EGAN & BARTINDALE, dry goods, |
millinery and mantles, 12 James
Egan Edward, fitter G.W.R., 143 North
socke
Egan Edward, grocer, 136 James N
133 Mulberry
Egan Francis, shoemaker, 39 Mulberry
Egan James P, of Egan & Bartindale, |
81 Park nortli
EGAN & JEFFERY, City hat store, 8 |
King east |
Egan John §., of Egan & Jeffery, Mul- |
berry
Egan Patrick, laborer G.W.R., 33 Mul-
berry
Egan Thomas, fitter, 66 North Hess
Egener Frederick, hotelkeeper, 110 King |
east |
Ellender Henry, painter, 71 North Hess |
Ellicott Richard, carpenter, 81 Catha-
rine south
Elliott Henry, tailor, 148 North John — |
Elliott John, laborer, 127 Catharina
Elliott Robert, carpenter, Barton eust
Elliott Thomas, laborer, 63 East Maiden
orth, |
|
|
lane
Ellis David G., commercial traveller, 82 |
Augusta
Ellis George, fitter G.W.R., 69 Locomo- |
tive
Elmes Eusébe, shoemaker, 28 South
Hughson
Elz Philip, tailor, 125 South John |
EPmslie Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Steven
Engine house No 2, 98 King William
England Robert W., fruit and confec-
tionery, 117 York
Ennis Geo., pianoforte maker, Canada
Ennis James, laborer, 37 Picton east
Enwright John, cooper, William
Enwright Thomas, laborer, 286 McNab
north |
Erckman John, tailor, 47 Kast Maiden |
lane
Erie Railway Co., Charles T. Jones |
& Co., agents, 31 James
Euler Charles, tailor, 117 South John
EVANS & CO., Windsor shade factory,
10 King west
Evans Daniel, tailor, 8 East av
Evans E. L., weaver, Eyans
Evans Frank, blacksmith,154 Park north
Evans Joseph laborer, 59 Catharina
Evans Mrs. Harriet, wid Henry, store,
164 King east
Evans Mrs. Lucy, wid William,
North Caroline
Evans Oscar C., of Evans & Co.,,
Burlington
92
at
| Fagan William L,, laborer, 48 North Bay
| Farr David, laborer, 52 Locomotive
DOMINION 876 DIRECTORY.
SS Seema Naty,
EVANS ROBERT, wholebale and retail
seed merchant, Market square, h 53
Charles
Evans Thomas, innkeeper, 13 Market sq
Evans William, carpenter, 232 King
William
Evans Wi., carpenter, 38 Picton west
Evans William, G.W.R., York
EVENING TIMES, annual subserip-
tion to daily $5; to weekly $1; ©.
K. Stewart & Co., proprietors and
printers, 8 Hughson '
Ewen Mrs., bds at 21 Gore
Ewing George, painter, 106 East Maid-
en lane
EXCELSIOR COFFEE AND SPICE |
MILLS, Perkins & Clark, proprie-
tors, cor Catherine and Rebecca
Exley Thomas, carman, 45 South Hess
Fagan James, japanner, 104 Kin
Fagan Mrs. James, milliner, 102 King
Fagin John, laborer, 31 Wood lane
Fairbairn Mrs., wid, 48 West av
Fairclough Jas., carpenter, 139 William |
Fairest Mrs. Jane, wid William, 136 |
Hunter
Fairgrieve captain John, 64 South Bay
Fairgrieve Hugh, consulting engineer,
43 Charles
Fairgrieve John, commission mercl
43 Charles
Fairweather Jolin, carpenter, 37 West
Main
Falahee Cornelius, laborer, 203 Mary
north |
ant,
.
Fallis Lawrence, tinsmith, 39 South ly
Catharine
Falvey Mrs. Anne, wid Jer.,195 James
Fardy Mrs, Mary, wid Jas., 7 Mulberry |
Faris Peter, policeman, 35 Wellington
Parish F., 88 Augusta
Parish Frank, brakeman G.W.R., 21
Gore
Farish John, merchant, 21 Gore
Farish Mrs. Mary, bow .ding house, 21 |
Gore |
inley John, stoves and tinware, 29}
North McNab, h 191 James
|
|
|
|
|
Fi
| Parley & Mostyn, tin warehouse, 16) Finetto John, laborer, 221 King east
North MeMab |
Farley Owen, laborer, Inchberry
Farley Robert, of Farley & Mostyn, |
King William |
| Farmer John C,, laborer, 128 Park north | Finlay James, fitter G.W.R., 66 Market
| Farmer William, plumber and gastitter, |
114 James and 22 North McNab
| Farmer William, tailor, 107 South John | Finlay Mrs, Ann, wid
Farmer William F., clockmaker, 105 |
North McNab
Farmers’ hotel, William Fitzgerald, pro-
prietor, 78 King west
!
Farr James, bricklayer, 22 O'Reilly |
Farr John, laborer G.W.R., 165 Mary
north
Farr John M., teacher Commercial col- |
lege, bds at 124 King William
| Farr Joseph, plasterer, 16 North Bay
Farran Timothy, pensioner, bds at 17
King William
Farrell Frank, tailor, 9 East Murray
Farrell right rev. John, R. catholic bis-
hop of Hamilton, 25 Sheaffe
Fasie Henry, engineer, 185 Mary north
Faulk John, engineer, 107 West av |
Faulkner Joseph, builder, 157 Napier — |
Faustman Ernst, cooper, 45 North John
Evans Robert, carpenter, 139 North
McNab
EVANS ROBERT, commission mer-
chant, 11 King west, bds at 94 Park
Evans Thomas, furniture dealer, 91
King east
Fearman F. W., provision dealer, 17 |
North McNab, h Stinson
Fearnside Edward C., tailor, 332 King
William
Fease George, laborer, 83 West Hunter
Feast Edwin, machinist, 87 North Bay
| Feeley James H.,
| Fergusson C, Bruce, post office clerk, bis
| Fitzgerald George, |
[PROVINCE opAmMONTARIO.}
Fitzpatrick & B
Fitzpatrick Ken
Brother, 17 Ne
Fitzpatrick Ma
Brother, 79 P
Fitzpatrick Micl
rina
Fitzpatrick Pete
north
Pitewalter Willig
ton north
Flack James, lat
Flack John, labe
Flack Mrs. Jane
Flagg Robert, la
Flanders John, |
James
Flatt William, se
Flecter Mrs., wit
Fleming John, ¢
lane
leming John ¢
Maiden lane
Fleming Robert,
lemming Denni
John
Fletcher George,
John
Fletcher John, la
Fletcher Joseph
112 Napier
Fletcher Joseph,
453 North Ra
Fletcher Richard,
Rebecca
Flett James carp
Main
lett Mrs, Marga
ing house, 4 W
lett Mrs, Thoma
liperoft Seth, ju
liperoft Seth, se
lood Mrs, Sarah,
lood Valentine, |
look William, pr
133 Stuart
lynn Daniel, lab
lynn Edward, la
van James, por
Ivnn Joseph, eo
lynn Matthew,
North Bay
lynn Michael
ari
Feast Mrs, Mary, w
Bay
Feaver Thomas, brickmaker, Canada
Feckley Andrew, stonecutter, 9% Bold
Fee Thomas, cab driver, 18 George
clerk, 93 North Bay
graver and printer, 4 Map
id Samuel, 79 North
Fell Wm,, en
et a
Felson Mrs, Margaret, wid Alfred mY
Both Meitab ,
"Female home, Miss Macfarlane
81 Maria ’ eg
Fender David, carpenter, 71 North Hew
Fennix Mrs, Margaret, wid Matthey
34 John north '
Fenton William J., 125 Rebecea
Ferguson Mrs, Andalusia, wid Pete
90 Ferguson av a
Ferguson William, tailor, 161 King Wit
liam
at 13 Gore
Fergusson John W,, M.D., 13 Gore
Fernside Edward C,, tailor, Steven
Ferrie John, Board of Trade, h Queen
Ferrie Mrs, Rachael, wid Adam,
South MeNab
FIELD & DA VIDSON, wholesale
dlery, &e., 46 James north
Field Jacob M., 253 James north
Field John, of Field & Davidson, Went
worth
Field John G., butcher, 98 Rebeces
Fielding Joseph, latter, 71 King weet,
h 106 West Hunter
Fields John C,, leather merchant, 4
King west, h 150 King east
Mields Riehard, shoemaker, 15 Grove
Filgiano Theophilus Le P., L.D.8, 3
geon dentist, Merrick, h 29
west
Finch —, bds at 9 Cannon east
Finch William H., foreman, Victoria ar
Findlay James, shoemaker, 67 Catharine
north
FINDLAY WILLIAM FORREST, a
countant, official assignee and insur
ance agent, 1 King west, h 105 West
Main
aad?
Fink John, broker, 40 Cherry
Finlay Christopher J., proprietor Station
hotel, 123 Stuart
Finlay Henry, laborer, 378 North James
a
Daniel, laty
olley Mrs. Nor:
Catharina
lond Frank, lat
URBES A.B. in
broker, and con
mercial buildin
Palmerson terre
orbes Alexander
orbes Alexander,
Wellington nor
orbes David H,,
221 Barton east
rhes John, labo
ont Grandison,
West
ord James, labor
ord John, labore:
onl Mrs. Kezial
Napier
i. fraddens, h
ord Thomas, bal
ord William, pai
ord William, tai
orest James, p
hotel, North Bay
orest saloon, V
petot 134 Jan
rong A. H., dis
Bank of Canad
Finlay James, laborer, 114 South Caro
line oe al
William, 3
Kelly
Finlay Robert, moulder, 25 North Jota
Finlayson George, baker, 88 Maria
Finn Michael, cigarmaker, 71 East Hur
ter
Finn Mrs. Elizabeth, wid, n51 Catharina
Firrsdon Thomas, farmer, 124 Rebecca
Fisher Maitland, artist, 96 South Bay
Fitt Henry, cabinetmaker, 48 North Bay
Fitzgerald A., clerk Canadian Bank
Commerce :
Fitzgerald Charles, laborer, n 51 Cath
rine
aborer,370 Hughson
aborer G.W.R, 18
Fitzgerald James, |
North Bay .
Fitzgerald John, laborer, 105 Walnat
Fitzgerald Mrs, Maria, 121 Cannon
Fitzgerald William, proprietor Farmers
hotel, 78 King west
Fitzgibbon James,junior clerk Merchants
Bank of Canada
Fitzhenry William,
Strachan ; 3
Fitzmaurice Mrs. Julia, wi
Aurora
carpenter,
d Patrie
Mo
)xrARt0. J
trick & Bro., painters, 38 York
iayatrick Kenney, of Fitzpatrick &
Brother, 17 Napier
itapatrick Martin, of Fitapatrick &
Brother, 7 Park
iupatrick Michael, laborer, 47 Catha-
Samuel, 79 North
maker, Canady
lecuitter, 86 Bold
er, 18 George
ah. North Bay
nd printer, rina
: 7 Fitzpatrick Peter, carpenter, 121 Mary
north yee
Fivwalter William, carpenter, Welling-
ton north on
Flack James, laborer, William
Flack John, laborer, 64 South Locke
Flack Mrs. Jane, wid Joseph, William
Flagg Robert, laborer, 36 North Bay
landers John, bds at Royal hotel, 61
James
Piatt William, seaman, 130 Park north
Flecter Mrs., wid John, 6 North Locke
leming John, carter, 4 Kast Maiden
lane
leming John G., blacksmith, 2. East
Maiden lane
leming Robert, bookkeeper, 58 Maria
Flemming Dennis, teamster, 81 North
John
etcher George, furnishing rooms, 26
John
etcher John, laborer, North Locke
Fletcher Joseph, blacksmith G.W.R.,
112 Napier
Fletcher Joseph, shoemaker, 112 York,
53 North Ray
letcher Richard, moulder, bds at 179
Rebecea
“ James carpenter, bds at 4 West
Main
lett Mrs. Margaret, wid James, board-
ing house, 4 West Main
lett Mrs, Thomas, 18 Napier
liperoft Seth, jun., bds at 58 Gore
liperoft Seth, sen., bds at 53 Gore
lood Mrs, Sarah, wid James, Barton
lood Valentine, laborer, 45 Florence
look William, proprietor Ontario hotel
183 Stuart
lynn Daniel, laborer, King east
lynn Edward, laborer, Greig
van James, porter, 5 North MeNab
Inn Joseph, cooper, King east
von Matthew, laborer G.W.R., 181
North Bay
t, Wid Alfred, 99
acfarlane, matron,
iter, 71 North Hew
et, wid Matthew,
5 Rebecca
lusia, wid Poter
lov, 161 King Wik
ost office clerk, bds
M.D., 13 Gore
tailor, Steven
Trade, h Queen
, Wid Adam, 0
IN, wholesale sade
Ss north
ames north
¥ Davidson, Went
er, OS Rebeca
ter, TL King west,
ther merchant, 34
ing eust
naker, 15 Grove
Le P., LDS, sure
ick, ho 29) Mumar
nnon east
reman, Victoria ar
aker, 67 Catharine
’
ML FORREST, ae
signee and insur
west, hi 105 West
, 221 King east
) Cherry
, proprietor Station
378 North Jamesfim Maria
TW.R., 66 Marketgimley Daniel, laborer, 102 Cherry
rr, 114 South Care alley Mrs, Nora, wid Timothy, 91
Catharina .
wid William, 3 jond Frank, laborer, 229 King east
URBES A. F., insuranee agent, stock
broker, and commission agent, Com-
mercial buildings, South James, h 2
Palmerson terrace
orbes Alexander, fitter, George
orbes Alexander, potash manufacturer,
Wellington north
orbes David H., potash manufacturer,
221 Barton east
thes John, laborer, 5 Kelly
von, ,
ont Grandison, laborer, 49 Cannon
West
onl James, Iahorer, 269 John north
er, 25 North John
ker, 88 Maria
aker, 71 East Hut
rid, n 51 Catharina
rmer, 124 Rebecca
st, 96 South Bay
nker, 48 North Bay
Janadian Bank
borer, n 51 Catha
porer,370 Hughsor
porer G.W.R, 18
orl Mrs. Keziah, wid Nehemiah, 23
Napier
ord Thaddeus, blacksmith, 68 Bold
ond Thomas, baker, 34 Bay
ord William, painter, 67 Walnut
* Wiliam, tailor, 52 Cherry
yest James, proprietor Manc
ate North’ Bay ier ie
orest saloon, William Bowers -
prietor, 134 James ti
orlong A. H., dis
hee on aunt clerk Merchants
hrer, 105 Walnut
, 121 Cannon
roprietor Fa
lor clerk Merchant
carpenter,
ia, wid Patri¢
ord John, laborer,129 Catharine north
DOMINION 377 DIRECTORY.
Cea en guanmeeenneeieeee Ve Ea Ener menial
Forrest Mrs. Amanda, wid William, 75
Mary
FORSTER ARCHIBALD M., manufac-
turer of boiler purger, Murray east
Forster James, fitter, 13 Peter
Forster Mrs, Jane, wid William, 28 Re-
becca
Forster William C., artist, 20 Napier
Forsyth William, tinsmith, 27 Sheaffe
Fossier Julius, professor of music, bds
at Royal hotel, 61 James
Foster Alexander, carpenter, 238 King
William
Foster Charles, clothicr, 44 King west,
h 84 Hughson
Foster Chas, H., clerk, 59 Ferguson av
Foster Edward, cabinetmaker, 49
Cannon west
Foster James, tailor, 66 King west, h
80 Hughson
Foster John, North James
roster Joseph, fireman, North Queen
Foster Ware, laborer, Wentworth
Foster William, seaman, North John
Foubister David,seaman, 220 North John
Foulds John, patternmaker, 259 North
James ‘
Fountain hotel, Samuel Easter, propric-
tor, 23 North James
Fowkes Thomas, dry goods, 12
William, h 159 McNab
Fowler Benjamin, scalemaker, 44 Ca-
tharina
Fowler John, tailor, King east
Fox George, laborer, 8 West Main
Fox Herbert, shoemaker, 111 North John
Fox John, carpenter, 71 East Maiden
lane
Fox Martin, gardener, James Street
market, h Barton
King
, Fox William, laborer, 21 Sheaffe
| Francis William, laborer, 51 Charles
| Fraser
|
|
Franey Thomas, laborer G.W.R., 129
Park north
Frank Charles, laborer
Fraser Abner, entry clerk, bds at 84
James
Alexander, harnessmaker, 75
East Maiden lane
Fraser Donald, clerk, bds at 228 York
| Fraser Donald, tailor, Little Peel
nn Michael W., shoemaker, 118 | FRASER JOUN, clothier, 85 and 87
North James
Fraser John G., salesman, bds at Royal
hotel, 61 James
Fraser P., & Co., china, glass and fancy
goods, 44 James .
Fraser Peter M., of P. Fraser & Co,, 15
Gore
Fraser William, grocer, 18 South John
Frazer George, laborer, 24 Strachan |
west
Fredenberg George,
King William
Fredenberg George, saloon, 126 North
McNab
Frederick C., cigarmaker, 61 Robert
Freeborn Thomas, painter, 84 James, h |
16 Wilson
FREED A. F,, assistant editor of the
Spectator, bds at 63 John
Freekes James, shoemaker, 103 Wel-
lington south
Freeley Nicholas, bricklayer, cor Bold
and South Caroline
| FREEMAN & CRAIGIE, barristers, 11
Fast Main
Freeman Jonathan, grocery and dairy,
94 North McNab
Freeman 8. B., Q.C., of Freeman &
Craigie, South James
Freeman Zenas, wood merchant, 158
Rebecca
cigarmaker, 91 |
HAMILTON,
| Freeth John, wood dealer, 29 South
McNab
French George, laborer, 160 Mary north
weber Henry, laborer, 160 King Wil-
iam
went Walier, laborer, 160 King Wil-
iam
FRIER & DALE, wholesale jobbers,
dealers in Canadian tweeds, flannels,
&e,, 45 King west
Frier William, of Frier & Dale, 18 East
Hunter
Fritsche Emil, saloorkeeper, 130 King
West
| Froud William, laborer, Wentworth
Fruer R. P., clerk, 14 Wellington
Fryer William, watchmaker, 80 Cannon
west
Fullenwider J., tailor, bds at 44 Cather-
ine north
Fuller John, laborer, 64 North McNab
Fuller Richard, 41 Cathcart
Furlong John, laborer, 128 Maria
Furlong Moses, cab driver, MeNab north
FURNER G. IL, & CO., wholesale im-
porters of millinery and fancy goods,
King east
Furner George IL, of G. WH. Furner &
Co., Upper John
Furniss Edmund, marble cutter, 43:
Market
FURNIVALL THOMAS G., tailor and
trousers maker, 62 James, h 16 South
Hess
Gage Andrew W., commercial traveller,
118 Rebecca
Gage Miss Elizabeth, 124 South John
GAGE & READ, barristers, attorneys-
at-law, solicitors, &c., cor Main and
John
Gage Robert R., of Gage & Read,
deputy reeve, Barton
Gagoe Jolin, pensioner, 58 Locomo-
tive
Gahagan John, blacksmith, 128 Rebeces
Gahagan Michael, whipmaker, 128 Re-
| becca
Gain Edward, constable, 22 Cherry
Gaines Joseph H., barber, 7 North Me-
Nab, h King east
Galbraith David B., commission mer-
| chant, John, h 116 Bast Main
| Galbraith Mrs. Sarah, wid John, 98
South Hughson cor Maria
Galbraith rey. William, Wesleyan, bds
at 23 Elgin
| Galbraith Walter, of Birely & Co., 86
East Main
| Gall James, bookkeeper, bds at 21 Gore
Gallabe Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick, Eme-
rald
| Gallagher George, boilermaker, Inch-
berry
Gallagher Robert, tailor, 85 York
Gallagher James, watchman, 62
Main
| Gallavan
Spring
| Galloway Jonathan, of Duncan & Gal-
| loway, 90 South Bay
| Galvin James, boilermaker G.W.R., 251.
King west ;
| Galvin Michael, moulder, 50 Sheaffe
Galvin Peter, laborer, York
Ganon William J., laborer G.W.R., 33
Sheaffe
| Gardener John, news depot, 79 King
| west
| Gardener Mrs. Martha, wid John, 23
| Maria
GARDINER REV. JAMES, editor,
| printer and publisher of the Christian
Advocate, 14 John, h 48 Ferguson av
ast
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GARDNER FREDERICK, president
Gardner Sewing Machine Co., 23
Maria
‘GARDNER SEWING
CO., (limited)
manufacturers of
Gardner's sewing and knitting ma- |
chines, separate or combined ; Fred-
erick A. Gardner, president; F. M. |
Willson, secretary, 61 to 67 South
James, show rooms, 42 King east
‘Garland Louis, clerk, bds at 78 Market
Garret Samuel, laborer, r 60 North Bay
Garrett Edward, laborer, 26 Peter
Garrett James, seaman, 48 Guise
Garrett J. 8., & Co., commission mer-
chants
Garrett James §., of J.S, Garrett & Co.,
32 Hast Hunter
GARRETT JOHN, & CO., wholesale
dealers in boots and shoes,2 King west
GARRETT JOHN, of John Garrett &
Co., 37 North Bay
Garrick David, shoemaker, 126 East
Hunter
Garson David, carpenter, 100 West |
Hunter
Garson James, carpenter, 102 West
Hunter
Garvey Michael, laborer, 58 Cherry
Garvin James, life insurance
James, h 118 Mary north
Garwood Robert, grocer and woodyard, |
60 South Hughson
Gary John, laborer, 58 Catharina
GAS CO.,Thomas McIlwraith, manager, |
69 Mulberry
Gaskin Joseph, laborer G.W.R., York
GATES F. W., & CO., wholesale im-
porters of dry goods, &c., 51 King
west
GATES FREDERICK WILLIAM, of
F. W. Gates & OCo., Burlington
terrace, 7 Herkimer
Gates Joseph, fisherman,99 Cannon east
‘Gauge —, 56 Wellington
Gay James, accountant Spectator, 66
South Hughson
Gay Walter, carpenter, 98 Uannon
Gayfer Henry, clerk, cor Stinson and
Wellington
yeddes Charles, laborer, 63 Guise
Geddes James C., 184 North John
GEDDES REV. J.
chapel, 121 John north
Geddes W. Allan, barrister, Hast Main,
h 34 North Bay
Geey Mrs. Janet, wid James, 78 North |
Caroline
Geiss William, machinist, 101 James, h
88 McNab
‘Gentle John, carpenter, 18 Margaret
George Robert, tailor, 114 Maria
‘Gerhold John, baker, 220 King west
German Lutheran church, rev, Gottfried
Schmidt, Bay cor Market
“Gerrard George, laborer, 186 Rebecca
Getz George, watchmaker and jeweller,
23 York
Geult Mrs. Ellen, 344 North John
“Gezequel Mrs. Ann, wid Francis, laun-
dress, 115 King west
Ghent Samson H., deputy clerk of the
crown, and clerk of the County court,
89 East Main
Ghold John, baker, 97 South John
Gibb Albert, paper box manufacturer,
King west
Gibb 5
Gibbins —, watchman, 16 West av
Gibbons William, laborer, 103 North |
ay
Gibbs Hezekiah, shoemaker, 124 North
Catherine
MACHINE |
agent, |
GAMBLE, M.A,, |
rector of Christ church, St John’s
avid, carpenter, 250 West Main |
DOMINION 378 DIRECTORY.
Gibbs John, shoemaker, 303 North
James
Gibbs John W., carpenter, bds at 50
Napier
| Gibbs Mvys. E., wid John P., 50 Napier
Gibbs Thomas F., clerk, 50 Napier
Gibson Alex., gardener, Aikman’s av
Gibson John, laborer, King east
| GIBSON JOHN M., of Mackelcan &
| Gibson, 157 Park north
| Gibson Mrs. Esther, wid George, 108
East Maiden lane
Gibson Nelson, cook, 109 Catharine
north
Gilbert James, clerk, King east
| Gildon Henry, grocer, 16 Ferguson ay
| Giikison Grant, 52 Cannon west
| Gilkison Mrs, Hannah, wid Archibald,
| 52 Cannon west
|
|
|
Gill Joseph, of Gill & Van Allen, 52
West Main
| GILL & VAN ALLEN, builders, South
| Bay
| Gillard John, salesman, bds at Royal
| hotel
| Gillard William H., of James Turner &
Co., King east
Gillesby Thos.,, training stable,24 Market
Gillesby Win,, assistant locker custom
house, 22 Margaret
| Gillesby William, flour merchant, 4 and
6 South John, h 110 Rebecea
| Gillespie George H., of Brown, Gillespie
| & Co., Mountain brow
Gillespie Hugh, grocer,263 MeNab north
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| Gillespie Mrs., wid John, 69 North John |
| Gillespie Samuel, sailor, 79 Market
| Gillespie William, carpenter, 21 West
| Simeoe
| Gillham Henry, laborer, 10 Wood west
| Gillies David, of Buntin, Gillies & Co.,
5 Bold
| Gillies William, groceries and liquors,
246 King west, h 244 King
Gillies William, laborer, 71 Colborne
Gillies Mrs. Catherine, wid George, 39
West Main
Gillott John, salesman, bds at Royal
hotel, 61 James
Gilmore John, photographer, 36 King
| west, h 52 Bay
tilmore William, shoemaker, 65 Wel-
lington, 3 John north
Gilmore William 8%., carriagemaker,
Catheart
| GILMOUR WILLIAM, agent for Mon-
| treal wholesale houses, 3 King west
| Gilroy William, laborer, 93 Catharine
| Givin William, telegraph operator, 89
| Park north
| Glanfield George, laborer, King east
| Glass Galbraith, shoemaker, 7 Cathcart
| Glass George, shoemaker, 164 Rebecca
| Glass James, marblecutter, 122 North
| John
| Glass James, stonecutter, 97 North Bay
| Glass Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William, |
boarding house, 56 Locomotive
Glass James, shoemaker, 164 Rebecca
| Glass John, cutter, 164 Rebecca
Glass Thomas, moulder, 164 Rebecca
| Glassco Henry William, of W. H.
Glassco & Sons, Hughson cor Hannah
Glassco John T., of W. H. Glassco &
Sons, East av
| GLASSCO W. H., & SONS, manufac-
| turers and importers of hats, caps
and furs, men’s furnishing goods, &c.,
17 and 19 King east
Glassco William H., of W. H. Glassco
& Sons, 102 South Hughson
| Gleason George, boot and shoe maker,
i 144 Rebecca
Gilmour Robert, broommaker, 32 Hess |
me
Gleeson Dennis J., laborer, Mary
Gleeson Patrick, butcher, Wentyor
Glennie W. E., shipping clerk, 4),
guson av
yordon James, post office clerk,10] fj
Goering J. W., proprietor Goeriy
hotel, 43 North James
Goering’s hotel, John W,
proprietor, 43 North
Goldreich Leopold, clothier, 108 f
east
| GOLDSMITHS'
|
HALL, Thoma
Steward, agency, American Walth
Watch Co.,, 12 King east
| Goldstein H., tailor, 79 South Joby
| Golery Mrs. C., wid Jobn, Willing
| Goodfellow Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Wy
| 104 Cherry
Goodman John, laborer, Wentworth
| Goodson John W.,, shoemaker, $) J
becca
Goodwin W. M., manager Tele
office G.W.R., 114 North Bay
| Gordon James, post office clerk,101 Y
Gordon John, boot and shoe dealer,
Xing west
Gordon Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Joba,
fast Hunter
| Gordon Mrs. 8., wid James, 29 Elgia
Gordon Robert, builder, 56 South W
lington
Gordon Thomas, hammerman, 83 Ng
Locke
| Gordon very rev. Edward, vicar gene
25 Sheafte
Gordon William, cooper, 49 King
liam, h 30 North Catharine
Fore John, tailor, 64 North Hess
Gorman Patrick, moulder, 48 Wala
Gorvin John, shoemaker, 12 King¥
bds at Cook’s hotel, 70 King wet
Gouinlock John, commercial travel
5 Hughson
Gould Daniel H., fruiterer, 53 Jama
| Gould James, marblecutter, 45 Sa
| Pearl
Gourlay Miss Margaret, West av
| Gourley Miss Eleanor, Westay |
| Govier James, shoemaker, 10
| William
Gow William, mason, 18 Elgin
| Grace Patrick, laborer, 1u8 North!
arine -
Grace Thomas, hack driver, 258)
Hughson .
| Graff Fred., miller, 32 North Cathat
| Graham Chs, E., 103 North Cather
Graham Daniel, carpenter, 64 Colt
Graham James, carpenter, 69 Cold
| Graham James, hatter, 30 Catheat
| Graham John, grocer, 319 Barton 4
| Graham John, machinist, V iNliant
Graham Murdoch, cabinetmaker$
pier 7
Graham Misses, wax flower maker
James north
Graham Mrs., wid Robert, 4
William, h James
Graham William, huckster,
William
Gramer George, tailor, 133 Rebeet
| Grammar school, John Buchat, Mi
head master, West Main cor Car
Grand Charles F,, clerk, 23 Peter
GRAND LODGE OF A.F. &4
CANADA, A. A. Stevenson, G
master, T. B. Harris, Grand 8
tary, 46 Duke “no Wil
Granger John, pedlar, 342 King .
Grant Alex., carpenter G.WR, 5
Grant major Charles C., 16 East hit
Grant Mrs. Margaret, wid Jobo f
ies, 110 and 112 Hast Maiden
180 x
[Provinog ;
| Goodger Wm., maltster, 42 North fag
RANT P.,
brewers and
office 124 Ne
RANT PET
King east
RANT ROB
7 West Car
rant Willian
Bay, h 2842
ravell Edwa
Caroline
ray Harry,
McNab
ray Mrs,
ray Robert, ¢
h lO Auguste
ny Robert, l
my William,
North Bay
rayson Georg,
Caroline
rayson James
REAT WEST
W.K. Muir, ¢
William Wal
tendent ; Jos
Hughson. Se
reen Alfred J.
John
reen Edwin, ¢
110 King west
reen George, |i
reen Harry, tiy
liam
reen James A.,
0 West av
reen John, fane
reen John, lab
reen Josiah, wal
en Richard, bi
reen Richard, t
reen Win., mele
reentielid Jos., p
reenhill David,
Queen
reening Benjami
Peter cor Hess
enly James,
Pearl
. er George Dav
3 Sandiford pla
reer John H., ci
ford place, 15 D
reer Mrs, F, M.,
West Murray
egg Mrs, Ann,
John
egory S. E., of
South Catherine
REGORY & YO
Mission, shippi
agents, 35 King
tig John, fitter |
enfell Jas. carp
v Henry, labore
north
ny Robert, labor
iin George D., «
iffin Justice A.,
ay
en lane
ifin William, cle
AX Ferguson ay
iiiths Robert, shi
eg Edwin, labo
I Lawrence, 1y
King William
mm Auguste, m
yr James, sa
t
bas
[Provinos g
, laborer, Mary jgy
butcher, Wentwort
ipping clerk, 24
st office clerk,101 ¥;
proprietor Goer
James
John W. Goer
orth
ld, clothier, 108 kj
HALL, Thomas
y, American Walt
King east
jor, 79 South Joho
vid John, Willen
Elizabeth, wid Welt
altster, 42 North By
laborer, Wentworth
V., shoemaker, 91
, manager Tele
114 North Bay
st office clerk, 101 Yg
ot and shoe dealer,
izabeth, wid Jobn,|
wid James, 29 Elgia
builder, 56 South W
, hammerman, 8
Edward, vicar genet
1, Cooper, 49 King
rth Catharine
wr, 64 North Hess
, moulder, 48
oemaker, 12
hotel, 70 King wet
, commercial trave
., fruiterer, 53 Jam
rarblecutter, 43 Naq
irgaret, West av
eanor, West av
shoemaker, 108
nason, 18 Elgin
iborer, 168 North’
iack driver, 258 X0
er, 32 North Cathal
103 North Cathas
carpenter, 64 Colt
carpenter, 69 ( oll
hatter, 30 Catheatt
rocer, 319 Barton ¢
hachinist, Williaa
h, cabinetmaker,s
wax flower makers
vid Robert, 4
mes a
bn, huckster, 180
tailor, 133 Rebect
John Buchan, 4
Test Main cor 6a
, clerk, 28 Peter
ER OF ALP. & 4
‘A. Stevenson,
Harris, Grand §
dlar, 342 King Wi
enter G.W.R., 73
rles C., 16 Bast i
aret, Wid John,
y Hast Maiden la
NTARIO. }
RANT P., &
prewers and maltsters,
office 124 North Bay
RANT PETER, of P. Grant & |
King east a : | ton
RANT ROBERT, of P. Grant & Son, |
7 West Cannon |
rant William W.,sailmaker, 285 North
Bay, h 284 North Bay ee |
mavell Edward, moulder, r 75 North |
Caroline |
ray Harry, foreman G.W.R., 256
Nab |
“ Mra, Sarah, wid James, 24 Merrick |
ray Robert, clothier, 30 South James,
10 Augusta ‘
rav Robert, laborer, 256 McNab
ray William, foreman G.W.R., 62
North Bay ;
rayson George,springmaker, 26 North
Caroline
rayson James W., 52 South Nughson |
REAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO,,
W.K. Muir, general superintendent ; |
iam Wallace, assistant superin-
teudent; Joseph Price, treasurer, |
Hughson, See Ado
ren Alfred J., brushmaker, 18 and 20
John
ren Edwin, cabinetmaker, 108 and
119 King west
reen George, laborer, 73 North Hess
en Harry, tinsmith, 111 King Wil- |
116 North Bay,| _ toria av
Son, |
Wentworth
GROSSMAN PETER, musi¢ — store
wholesale and retail, 49 North James
h Wentworth
John,h 80 East Main
Grover William, laborer, 41 West av
Groves John, shoemaker, 132 West av
Guerin Michael, laborer, 12 Peter
Gurney John, hammerman, 09 Cannon
John
| Gully John, shoemaker, Wentworth
Gully William, shoemaker, 49 Sheaffe
Gunner William, 58 West Barton
South John
Catharine
Sours John
Gurney Charles, of Gurney, Ware &
Co., John
; Gurney Edward, of Gurney, Ware &
Co., Jolin
jam | Gurney, Ware & Co., scale works, 100
een James A., groceries and liquors, | James
0) West av : feet Joe
een John, fancy goods, 158 King east | Gily Hugh, pedlar, 33° W ood east
en John, laborer, 345 King William | Gwyder R., store, 87 King east
reen Josiah, watchmaker, 18 Vine Hackett Richard, shoemaker, 69 Walnut
eu Richard, builder,289 North James | Hagley James, carpenter, 335
een Richard, tailor, 30 Guise William
ren Wm., melodeon maker, 68 Vine | HAIGH & BROWN, printers and pro-
reenfield Jos., packer, 134 Mary north prietors of the Evening Journal, book
peenill David, carpenter, 64 South} and job printers, bookbinders, box
Queen | manufacturers and lithographers,
ening Benjamin, Victoria wire mills, King west
Peter cor Hess | HAIGH GEORGE T., editor Evening
nly James, carpenter, 66 North) — Journal, King west ;
rl : . | Haigh Richard, bookbinder,
George David, deputy registrar, | James, h Canada
3Sandiford place, Duke
reer Jolin H., city registrar, 3 Sandi- |
ford place, 15 Duke
reer Mrs. F, M., wid, school teacher,
West Murray
ne Mrs, Ann, fancy store, 48 North |
ohn
Por
5
| h3o James north
| Hlainen Miss, dressmaker, 104 James
9} Hale rey. Solomon, Episcopal methodist,
341 King William
Halkett William,
| Caroline
| Hall Charles, bailiff) Wentworth cor
| Aikman’s ay
REGORY & YOUNG, produce, com- Hall Jacob, engine driver G.W.R., 44
. shipping and insurance | — Ferrie west
35 King east | Hall John, foreman locomotive depart-
jn, fitter G.W.R., Greig ment G.W.R., 1 Ferrie west
nell Jas. carpenter, 5 South Queen | Hall John, laborer, 76 West Main
ty Henry, laborer G.W.R., 256 MeNab |
north graph Co.
ty Robert, laborer, MeNab north | Hall Mrs. Harriet, wid George,
itin George D., overseer, 154 Rebecca! — Napier
ifin Justice A., printer, 154 Rebecca) Hall Robert, car inspector G.W.R., 35
itn Milford, clerk, 154 Rebecca | Napier
Irs, Julia, wid Michael, 48 Maid-| Hall Thomas, blacksmith, 29 York
mn lane Hall Thomas, porter, 185 King William
fin William, clerk 1st Hallett Augustus F., watchmaker, 53
88 Ferguson av
itith Henry, shoemaker, 42 King east |
oan John, heater rolling mill, 83) | McNab
vor Caroline | Halliday Frank, clerk, 14 Augusta
ifiths Robert, shoemaker, 31 West av | Halliday John, laborer, 56 Catharina
‘iy Riwin, laborer, 26 Spring | Halloran James, laborer, George
s uawtence, lager beer saloon, 4%} Halloran Jas., moulder, 84 North MeNab
Ming William Halloran Mrs, Catherine, wid John,
an Auguste, mason, 127 Rebecca Catharine
lyst James, saddler, 142 Cannon} Halloran Timothy, laborer, Burlington,
a Hallow Thomas, grocer, 52 Catherine
coach finisher,
rgory S. E., of Gregory & Young, 55
South Catherine
11
Division court, |
| West Maiden lane
Halliday Christopher, laborer, 171 North
DOMINION 379 DIRECTORY.
Grossman Julius, commercial traveller,
rover Luther, tobacconist, 13 South |
| Gugel William, shoemaker, 121 South
Gunn R. L., clerk G.W.R., 28 Hannah
Gurney Charles, of E, & ©, Gurney,
| Gurney Charles, jun., clerk, 79 North |
| Gurney E. & C., foundry, 38 John north |
Gurney Edward, of E. & C. Gurney,
Gurney’s pattern room, 66 King William |
King |
South |
. . v4 i
Haightou Richard, shoemaker, 65 James, |
54 |
HALL JOUN, operator Montreal Tele- |
HAMILTON,
|
SON, Spring brewery, | Grist Hubert, of Dunstan & Grist, Vice | HAMBURG AMERICAN 8. 8S, LINE
William Herman, agent, 48 King
| Gross Ls., pedlar, 22 South Catharine | Hamilton Alexander, of A. Hamilton &
Grossman Augustus, clerk, 33 Welling-
Co., 101 Main
Hamilton A., & Co.,wholesale and retail
druggists, paints, oils, colors, &¢.,
cor James and King and 52 King west
>| Hamilton & Bullen, physicians und sur-
’ geons, Market cor Bay
Hamilton City hospital, Charles O'Reil-
ly, M.D.,C.M., house surgeon ; Thomas
Luckens, steward, cor John and Guise
Hamilton club, Andrew Binny, presi-
aanks David Keltie, secretary, 4 Re-
CCA
| Hamilton Co-operative association, lim-
ited, 7 Market sq
Hamilton Curling club ; J. W. Murton,
president, John Crerar, secretary
| Hamilton David, laborer, Inchberry
| HAMILTON EVENING TIMES, an-
nual subscription to daily $5; to
weekly $1; C. E. Stewart & Co.,
proprietors and printers, 3 Hughson
| HAMILTON GAS LIGHT CO., John
Young, president, Thos. Mellwraith,
manager, 69 Mulberry
| Hamilton George, 101 Hughson
|} HAMILTON GLASS WORKS, Ruther-
| ford & Co., proprietors, 306 Hughson
north
| Hamilton hotel, Oliver Beaty, proprie-
| _ tor, 286 James north
| Wamilton intirmary, James A. Devlin,
M.D., resident physician and M. F,
McTaggart, M.D., on pulmonary dis-
eases, 45 Park north
Hamilton James, ice merchant, 96 Park
north
| Hamilton James, laborer, 12 Rey
| Hamilton James M., of Hamilton & Me-
| Aulay, bds at 105 James
| Hamilton James, proprietor Terrapin
saloon, 16 King west
Ham'lton John M., M.D., of Hamilton &
| Bullen, 25 Bay cor Market
Hamilton & McAulay, dry goods, 8 King
wet
Hamilton Mrs. Alice, wid James, 12
North Bay
| Hamilton Mrs, Ann, wid William, 68
Brock
Hamilton Martin,
Maiden lane
Hamilton Orphan asylum, Mrs, Thomas,
president
/} HAMILTON POWDER
|
laborer, 46 East
'
CO., James
| Watson, president; B. Clark, secre-
| tary, 7 King west
| Hamilton Robt., seaman, 258 North Bay
| Hamilton R. J., 101 King west
| Hamilton rolling mills, Ward, Clement
& Potter, lessees, North Queen
Hamilton William, fitter, 266 North
James
Hamilton William, roller, 53 Locomo-
tive
| Hamly John, Inborer, Locke
; Hammond William, machinist,
North John
| Hammond William,
Catherine
Hampson Henry, laborer,
William
Hampson James, porter, Wentworth
Hampton Charles, agent, 33 Rebecca
Hamstock Geo., laborer, 205 West Main
Hancock John, 24 Wellington
Hancock dosent, flour merchant, 85
South John, h 87 South John
Hancock Lewis, engineer, King William
Hancock Richard, hammerman, 51 Lo-
comotive
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211
shoemaker, 46
344 King
HAMILTON.
Hancock William, mason, 144 North
Catherine
Hancock William, stonemason, 27 Loco-
motive
Hanebury Andrew, laborer, 75 North
Caroline
Hanley Martin, blacksmith, 43 East
Hunter
Hanley Timothy, laborer, 336
Hughson
Hanley William, laborer, 32 South Bay
Hanlon Maurice, stonemason, 135
East Maiden lane
Hanlon Patrick, tailor, 62 South Ca-
North
DOMINION
therine
Hannah Richard C., cashier Hamilton
rolling mills, bds at51 Park north
Hannan Michael, laborer, 73 Colborne
Hannan William S., stoves and hard-
ware, 21 North John
Hanning Robert, clerk G.W.R., 15 West
Murray
Hannon Joseph, 43 East Hannah
Hannon rev. James W., We:leyan,
Market :
Hannon William, 18 Grove
Harbottle captain Thomas, of Howard
& Harbottle, 80 Market
Hardiker John, commission merchant,
143 James
Harding Henry, plumber, 60 James, h 60
Hughson
HARDY CHARLES, produce merchant,
31 North MeNab
Harfleet George, boilermaker, r 104
North Bay
Hargrove Joseph, agent, Emerald
Harkness Thomas, laborer, 259 York
Harlow Thomas, trader, 52 Catharina
| Havens
| :
Hawes John, pedlar, Emerald
Harman Jas., laborer, West Maiden lane
Harper Andrew, butcher, 9 James Street
market
Harper Richard, laborer,133 Maiden lane
Harper Robert, carpenter, 66 Colborne
Harper William, laborer, Little Peel
Harper Wmm., shoemaker, 36 Ferguson av
Harrington Edward, laborer, 54 West
Main
Harrington Mrs. Jane, wid John, 44
Robinson
Harris A. B., clerk, 5 Vine
Harris Charles, laborer, Victoria av
Harris George, trader, James Street |
market, h 243 North McNab
Harris John, laborer, 76 North John
Harris John, plasterer, Herkimer
Harris John W., manager of the Times,
11 West Cannon
Harris Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James, 57
Robinson
HARRIS T. B., secre tary Grand Lodge
of A. F. & A. M., Canada, 46 Duke
Harris William, baker and confectioner,
Market sq
Harrison Geo., blacksmith, 84 Colborne
Harrison Henry, butcher, 19 South John
Harrison Henry E., vinegar maker, 230
King William
Harrison James, cab driver, West Maiden
lane
Harrison Mrs, Harriet, storekeeper, 243 |
King west
Hart Andrew, file cutter, 13 North Hess
Hart Patrick, laborer, Stuart
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoO,, |
A. McKeand, agent, 11 James. See
Adv
Hartley Joseph, laborer, 100 East Mai-
den lane
Hartley Joshua, carpenter, 71 Bay north
Hartley Samuel, stonemason, 221 West
Main
Harvey Alexander, of Harvey, Stuart
& Co., King west
Harvey James, printer, 2 Ferguson av
HARVEY JOHN, commission merchant
and wool broker, 11 King east, h 147
James
Harvey John C., head salesman, South
Queen
Harvey Jos., laborer, 336 North James
Harvey Robert, general dealer, 64
Hunter east
Harvey Samuel, carpet manufacturer, 2
Ferguson av
HARVEY, STUART & CO., wholesale
grocers, 21 King east
Harvey William, 53 South McNab
Haskett Mrs, Eliza, wid Thomas, 67
North Hess
Haskins W., city engineer, 226 King east
Hastie John, laborer, East av
| Hastings John, 166 Rebecea
Hastings John, trunkmaker, 45 West av
Hastings Mrs. Annie, wid James, 45
West av
Hastings Philip, carpenter, 45 West av
Hastings William, cabinetmaker, 45
West av
Hastings Wm., shoemaker, 166 Rebecca
Hatt Mrs, —-, 106 James
Hauser Edward, laborer, 39 Picton
Robert, 25 Cannon east
Hawkins David, of G. D. Hawkins &
Co., 6 Bay
Hawkins G. D., & Co., manufacturers
of hoopskirts and corsets,47 King west
Hawkins George D., of G. D. Hawkins
& Co,, 4 Bay south
Hawkins Henry, laborer, 52 Florence
Hawkins William, fitter, 79 Pearl
Hawkins William, laborer, Inchberry
Hayes John, laborer, 53 Parton
Hayes John, seaman, 9 Picton west
Hayes Michael, carter, Sophia
Hayes Ths., bootmaker, 301 John west
Havlock rey, Joseph, Primitive metho-
dist, 74 Hughson
Haylock Willian H., carriage painter,
76 Bold
Hazenn George, tailor, 54 West av
| Headcock Christopher, clerk G.W.R., 27
Simcoe west
Headley Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas, 63
East Hunter
Healey John, commercial traveller, 95
Hunter east
| Healey M.D., & Co., dry goods, 36 James
Healy Michael D., of M.D. Healy & Co.,
bds at Tecumseh house, James
Healy Thomas, 84 East Hunter
380 DIRECTORY.
Hearn William, grocéries, liquors, flour |
and feed, 287 King west
Heath James, blacksmith,53 North Pearl
Heath Samuel, upholsterer, 182 York
Heaton M., accountant Bank of Mon-
treal, bds at Royal hotel, James
Hebden Joshua J., teller Bank of British
North America
HEBDEN REV. JOHN, M.A,, rector
Church of the Ascension, ch of Eng-
land, 71 Hannah
Hebert M. C., G.W.R., 36 South Bay
Hedgecock William, carpenter, bds at
41 North John
Heenan very rev. Edw., vicar, 2 Sheaffe
Heffernan Patrick, St Charles saloon,
90 King east
Heilig George, bricklayer, 45 Catharine
north
Hemstock Thomas, laborer, Canada
Hemstock William, laborer, West Mai-
den lane
Henderson Alex., teacher, 47 Augusta
Henderson David, machinist, Bast
Henderson Henry L.,
South Bay
salesman, 86 |
[Proviner ;
Henderson James, 97 York
iy a John, blacksmith, 31 Mong
BLS
Henderson John M., of Munro & |
son, Robertson
Henderson Mrs. Jeannet, wid Andy
59 Robinson :
Henderson Peter, boarding house, }
North Bay
Henderson rey, Joseph, Prest
North Hess
Henderson Thomas, machinist, }]8
Maiden lane
HENDRIE & CO. GW,
agents, office 35 King west,
and workshop 65 Market
Hendrie Wmm., of Hendrie & Co, Bold
Hendry James, fitter, 120 Napier
Hendry Mrs. Ellen, wid Jas., 120 Nap
Hendry Philip, teamster, 49 South fg
Hengel Henry, tailor, 304 King wet
Hennessey James, laborer GW),
Colborne
Hennessy Hugh, blacksmith, 18 Noy
Hughson
Hennessy John, shoemaker, 60 k
east
Nennessy Pat., blacksmith, 75 Mark
LENERY JOHN, chief of police, (i
hall, h 50 West Murray
Henry Misses Mary & Rehecea, 67 Ball
Henry Moses, butcher, 301 North Jang
17 Ferris.
Henry Patrick, carpenter, 137 West
Henry Richard, culler, 153 King)
liam
Henwood Edwin, M.D., 3 West Maia
Herald Brothers, pic no manufactur
106 York
Herald Joseph, of Herald Brotherg
North Hess
Herald Robert, carpenter, Keneill
Herald William, of Herald Brother
Peter cor Queen
Tend
terian §
| Heritage John, tailor, bis at 95 Yur
HERMAN WILLIAM, importer of fir
goods, steamship agent and not
48 King east, h 20 Chavles
Herne Matthew, laborer, 07 East Hu
Herron Joseph, tailor, 82 King wey
146 East Main
Herron Robert, cab driver, 209 Ja
Herton Charles, blacksmith, 127 Mat
Hess Jacob, bailiff, 4 Spring 3
Hess Mrs. Ruth, wid Peter, 153
west :
Hewitt Edward, trader, 8 James‘
market ;
Hewitt James, laborer, bds at 44 Ci
ine North
Heyhes Miss Sarah Anne, 85 Rebect
Heys James, laborer, 160 James |
Hibner Fred., tobacconist, Victor’
Hidley Jolin, laborer, King
Higby Hector, cabinetmaker, | Qr
Higham John, machinist, 68 King
liam
Hilder Edwin, clerk, Inchberty
Hill & Briers, cabinet wareroom
North McNab : ,
Hill Charles, carpenter, 9 East Han
Hill Henry, grocer,cor Mary andReteg
Hill James, blacksmith, Barton
Hill James, laborer, Victoria ay
Hill Jasper, butcher, 30 James
market, h Ancaster
Hill John, cigarmaker, 34 Vine
Hill Mark, baker and confectiont,
South McNab
Hill Mrs, Ann, wid Henry,
park ai
Hil Mrs, Sophie, wid John, 34 Ms
Hill Thomas, cabdriver, 41 50
tharina
wy
.
152 Na
b
| Thomas, ca
pay
Ni Thos., of Hill
| Ths.S., wate
i) Thomas §.,
outh John
Hard John, tin:
iard George, |
Hliard Ths., bags
Hiier Robert, po
man Mrs. Sari
Nis Albert H.,
fills R., 45 Che
fils R., 45 Churg
Hton Thomas, ¢4
ii North Bay
nchlitfe Robert,
nds John R,,
Hughson
nds Mrs. Ji R,
North Hughson
pes C,H, bute
market, h Barte
sH.H., bute
t, h Bartor
e Henry, Kin
Alfred, pr
j d J., hoo
prist
cox James, sale
ohn
cox Jas,, chimnd
slop Frank, labe
lop John, gen
York, h Robins
slop William, firs
Dis James, bric
his William, mi
del! George, gi
King west ;
son Mrs, Mary,
ison Richard M
hitter, 36 South J!
bhson Robert, car
pigetts Humphrey
son Edmund,
igson William J.
38 North Bay
‘ale Christophe
.
rancis, painte
1 Jeremiah
h47 Park 1
i John F., 0
Park
& O'NEIL
hen Henry, proj
bY James
k Robert |
12 Rebeec
IK & ST
ary, chemists anc
or Hughson
leombe William
Puson ay
den C. HL, sales)
len Geo, ©., ha
blden John R.. bar
ial buildings, §
ork
bland Jas. loeksy
plland John, Jal
orth
blleran Patrick, gr
Dimes B., laborer,
Dimes Henry, labo
lines Jolin, labor
Dimes John, labor
blines Mrs. Luey,
William cor Ash]
Dimes Mrs, Marg
Park north 7
blmwood Henry, 1
bitJohn engine dr
[Provinor
17 York
acksmith, 31 Mom
of Munro & Hendg
annet, wid Andre
boarding hous,
eph, Presbyteriang
3, machinist, 118 Ry
.» GWAR. carts
King west, stabi
5 Market
lendrie & Co,, Bold
er, 120 Napier
9
or, 804 King west
laborer G.W.R,
acksmith, 18 No
shoemaker, 60 Ki
lacksmith, 75 Mari
chief of police, (i
Murray
y & Rebecca, 67 Bald
her, 301 North Jam
urpenter, 137 West
suller, 153 King |
M.D., 3 West Main
pie no manufactur
f Herald Brother,
rpenter, Keneill
of Herald Brother
1
ilor, bds at 95 Yo
AM, importer of fi
ip agent and nota
20 Charles
iborer, 07 East Hut
vilor, 82 King wey
hb driver, 209 Jam4
lacksmith, 127 Mat
fF, 4 Spring }
wid Peter, 153k
trader, 8 James St
lover, bds at 44 Catt
h Anne, 85 Rebect
rer, 160 James |
nheconist, Victorit
rer, King
pags 2
rk, Inchberty
abinet wareroolls
enter, 9 East Ham
cor Mary andRete
snith, Barton
r, Victoria av
er, 30 James *
ster »,
iker, 34 Vine
wid John, 34 Vi
lriver, 41 South
and confectionth,
id Henry, 152 \q
TARIO. |
| Thomas, cabinetmaker, 51 North
Bay ;
os., of Hill & Briers, 21 Catharine
’ me watchmaker, 90 South John
MN Thomas S., jun., watchmaker, 92
outh John :
Hard John, tinsmith, 93 West av
Hliard George, laborer, 126 Maria
Hliard Ths., baggagemaster, 2 O Rielly
Hiier Robert, porter, 49 East Hunter
HI man Mrs. Sarah, wid Ths.,North Bay
Nis Albert H., architect, 45 Charles
Hills R., 45 Charles
ils R., 45 Chureh
Mon Thomas, cabinetmaker G.W.R.,
ni North Bay
nchlife Robert, machinist, Inchberry
nds John R., bookkeeper, 4 North
Huglison .
nis Mrs, J. R., pattern emporium, 4
North Hughson
nes C,H, butcher, 25 James Street
market, h Barton
ines H. H., butcher, 33 James Street
market, h Barton
ingle Henry, King st
kins Alfred, printer, 14 George
Isitield J., hoop shirt factory, King
piist
ox James, saloonkeeper, 127 South
ohn
cox Jas., chimney sweep, Wentworth
plop Frank, laborer, Guise
lop John, general blacksmith, 48
York, h Robinson
lop William, fireman, 83 Pearl
Dds James, bricklayer, 59 Gore
bos William, miller, 118 East Main
hiell George, gas meter maker, 263
ing west
bon Mrs, Mary, wid Jas., 126 Napier
ison Richard M., plumber and gas-
ter, 36 South James cor Main
ison Robert, carpenter, 126 Napier
lgetts Humphrey, r 182 North McNab
lyon Edmund, grocer, r 11 Charles
igson William J., dry goods, 52 York,
38 North Bay
Christophe, shoemaker, 5 West
inter
fi Francis, painter, bds at 7 Florence
gan Jeremiah H., clothing store, |
King, b47 Park north
gai John F., of Hogan & O'Neill,
nes Park
PAN & O'NEILL, clothiers, 6 James
ghen Henry, proprietor of the Shades,
BH James
Wbrook
Robert C., of Holbrook &
!2 Rebeeca
KK & STARK, City dispen-
clemistsand druggists, 34 King |
or Hughson ;
combe William H., painter, 7 Fer-
puson av
Nien CO. HL, salesman, £7 York
lien Geo. O., hatter, 29 Murray east
iden John R., barrister, &e., Commer-
ial buildings, South James, h 57
ork
land Jas, locksmith, 27 North John
plland Jolin, laborer, 274 MeNab
borth
lertn Patrick, grocer, 182 North John
Imes B., laborer, 6) Kast Maiden lane
blmes Henry, laborer, 231 King east
blines John, laborer, MeNab north
ples John, laborer, Wentworth
bles Mrs. Luey, grocery, 331 King
William cor Ashley ‘
dimes Mrs, Margaret, wid John, 139
DOMINION
{HOWARD &
HOME INSURANCE CO. OF NEW
HAVEN, Arch. McKeand, agent, 11
North James, See Adv
Homel Caspar, brickmaker, Dundurn
Hood Charles, painter, 154 Park north
Hoodless saa upholsterer, cor Main
and Catherine, h 43 South John
Hoodless Robert, cabinetmaker, 43
South park
Hooker George, pastry cook and con-
fectioner, 71 York
HOOPER FREDERICK L., agent Liv-
erpool and London and Globe Insu-
rance Co,, and. British America
Marine Assurance Co., 3 South James,
bds at Main
Hooper Geo,, blacksmith, cor Catharine
and Maiden lane
Hooper Samuel, variety store, 124 North
McNab
Hooper William, printer, 56 Wilson
Hope Adam, of Adam Hope & Co., 69
King William
HOPE ADAM, & CO., iron merchants,
102 King east
Hope Adam H., clerk Bank of British
North America
Hope Charles James, of Adam Hope
& Co., 4 Sandiford place, 17 Duke
Hope John, carpenter, Nightingale
Hope John, gardener, 64 West Rrantee
Hope Robert K., clerk, 4Sandiford place
Hopgood Edward, butcher, 13 James
Street market, h 160 North Bay
Hopkin Robert, boot and shoe manufac-
turer, 8 James, h Barton
Hopkins Caleb, 3 Bold
Hopkins Joseph, laborer G.W.R., 104
North Catharine
Hopkins Patrick, laborer, 99 North John
Hornby Wmm., machinist, North Locke
Herne Thomas, moulder, 105 York
Horner Wallace E., wool buyer, 9 Napier
Horsnell Louisa, 33 Hughson
Horton Joseph, tinner, 30 Walnut
Hotrum John, boarding house and gro-
cery, 275 North Hughson
Houghton James, moulder, 98 Bold
Houghton John, carpenter, 85 North
Locke
Houla Francis, cooper, William
Hourahan Wmm., laborer, 17 Ferrie west
House of Refuge, William Jamieson,
superintendent, George
Housley Alfred, 46 Guise
Hover John, boilermaker, West Maiden
lane
Howard Chs., carpenter, 159 East main
Howard Chs., post oflice clerk, 30 Well-
ington
Howard George Ti., George
HARBOTTLE, wood,
coul and commission merchants, 50
James
Howard Henry, meulder, 89 Wellington
Howard James, of Howard & Harbottle,
George
Howard James, tailor, 83 Park north
Howard William, 24 South Catharine
Howard William, mason, 7 Kelly
Howard William Hf, tailor, 17 Rebecea
Howick Wm., grocer, cor Mary and Re-
becca
Howie Alexander, Ontario brass foun-
dry, 30 Cannon west
Howie, Harris & Co., private intelli-
gence office, 5 South John
Howkons John, coppersmith, 47 Robert
HOWLES MATTHEW, manufacturer
of refrigerators, tin, copper and iron
ware, dealer in all kinds of stoves,
Park north
bln wood Henry, 15 Burlington
btJohnengine driver G.W.R.,5 Picton
and patentee of adjustable safety
damper for stoves ant furnaces, King
west, h 121 King west.
Ontario Directory
See Adv in
381 DIRECTORY.
HAMILTON:
Hudson Edmund, clerk, 11 Charles
Hudson Edward, moulder, 174 Hughson
Hoy Charles, brickmaker, Garth
Hoy George, brickmaker, Garth
Hoy Harrison, cook, 20 Mulberry
Hoyte Henry, grocer, 69 Catharina
Hubbard Mrs, Ellen, wid Zachariah, 146
North Mary
Hubbard Mrs, Margaret, wid Joseph, 103
Cherry
Hudson Michael, laborer, Stuart
Hudson Wim. cabinetmaker,50 North Bay
Huggard Joseph, proprietor Tecumseh
house, 39 James
Hughes Edward, laborer G.W.R., 25
North Hess
Hughes Janes, sailor, 42 Wellington
Hughes Mrs. James, 85 Rebecca
Hughes Mrs. Sarah M., wid John, 103
Kast Main
Hughes Patrick, carpenter, Wilson
Hughes J.W.,clerk, bds at 112 King east
Hughes William, carpenter, 187 North
Mary
Hughson Fred.,shoemaker, 60 North Bay
Hughson Mrs., 104 James
Holden Jelferson, carpenter, 160 North
Catharine
Null Wm., bookkeeper, 20 South Pearl
Hulse George, blacksmith, 77 Market
Hume Mrs, Ellison, wid George, 207
West Main
Humphrey Nelson, of Humphrey &
Newberry, 64 Catherine
Humphrey & Newberry, tanners, 125
Kast Maiden lane
Hunger Samuel, laborer, 15 South Me-
Nab
Hunt Chs. R., tinsmith, 127 Mary north
Hunt Daniel, mason, 120 East Main
Hunter Alexander, laborer, Mary
Hunter Charles, cutter, 89 West Main
Hunter G., tailor, 35 South park
Hunter John, cooper, William
Hunter Joseph, carpenter, 206 Catharine
Ilunter Joseph, laborer, Nightiogale
Hunter rev, William J., Wesleyan, 104
East Main
Hunter Samuel, laborer, 152 King Wil-
liam
Hunter Willikia, clerk, 85 North park
Hunter William, moulder, 9 Wellington
Hunting Samuel, gardener, 184 Hughson
north
HURD H. HL, of Hurd & Roberts, Bay
cor King
HURD & ROBERTS, marblecutters, 58
York
Hurd Wilkens, plasterer, 343 King Wil-
liam
Hurlbert Miss Maria, teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east
Hurley David, laborer, 201 Mary north
Hurley James, laborer, Ferrie west
Hurley John, fitter, 31 East Simcoe
Hurley John, machinist, 69 John
Hurrell Jasper, printer, 7 North Hess
Hurst Joseph, laborer, 238 Bay north
Hurton Charles, blacksmith, 127 Market
Hussell Mrs. Mary, wid John, fancy
goods, 32 King William
Hussie Mrs, 30 Hughson
Hutchins Isaac, engineer, 115 Cannon
Hutchins Thomas, seaman, 308 James
north
Hutchinson Alexander, laborer, Hess
Hutchinson George, painter, 37 South
park
Hutchinson Henry, shoemaker, 159 King
William
Hutchinson rey, John, Wesleyan, 70
South Catharine
Hutchison James, hatter and furrier, 3
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HAMILTON,
Huton Charles, tailor, 6 Mer’, h 11
Market west
Huton Charles, turner, 103 Market
Hutt John R., engineer G.W.R., 107
Cannon west
Hutton Charies, proprietor Metropolitan
hotel, 204 North Bay and 83 Stuart
Hutton Ebenezer, barber, 21 Market
Huxtable John, boot and shoe maker, 212
James
Hyndman Hugh, blacksmith, 42 North
Ba ;
Hyndman William, blacksmith, 62
North Bay
Hynds Charles, 125 West Catherine
Hynds Richard W., bookkeeper, 125
North Catharine ;
Hyslop William, trader, 73 West Main
Ickoff Cha-les, cigar maker, 11 George
Imus Willis, cabman, 141 North Locke
Inches James, packer, 131 South John
Inglis rev. David, Canada presbyterian,
94 South James ;
Inkson William, children’s clothing, 24
King west
Inland Revenue department, Thomas
White, collector, William Patton, dep-
uty collector, custom house, 53 Stuart
Insch James, engineer, 141 John north
Inwood Wm., laborer, 188 King William
Tram John, 140 King William
Iredale Mrs. Eliza, wid Joseph,77 Wilson
Iredale Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James, 11
Cannon east
Treland Michael, laborer, Park north
Irvine Alexander, carpenter, 66 Duke
Irvine John, Markland
Irvine Miss Sarah, Markland
Irvine Robert, laborer, 270 McNab
Irvine William, carpenter, 66 Duke
IRVING ASMELIUS, Q.C., solicitor
G.W.R., 137 James
- IRVING H. E., proprietor Royal hotel,
61 North James
Irving capt. William, schooner Charm,
379 John north
Irving Jas., laborer, 282 Hughson north
Irving Mrs. Mary, wid John, 30 Napier
Irwin Thomas, tinsmith, 117 Mary north
Isatt Mrs., bds ai Royal hotel, 61 James
Isbester Malcolm, carpenter, bdsat 4
West Main
Ivory James, laborer, 79 Mulberry
Jack William, grocer, 147 Park north
Jackson Edward, Maiden lane ;
Jackson Henry A., laborer, 200 King
William
Jackson James, laborer, 87 Hughson
Jackson James, laborer, 356 North John
Jackson Mrs. Maria, 18 Mary
Jackson Robert, plasterer, 137 James
JACKSON ROYAL G., manager Royal
hotel, 61 North James
Jackson Thomas, 50 Cannon west
Jackson Thomas, builder, Victoria av
Jagoe John, clerk, 44 Reuly
James —, civilengineer G.W.R., bds at
61 Park north
James Charies,
west
it, 37 Picton
. James George, di, ,vods, 16 James, h
62 Merrick ;
James Geeo., laborer,45 North Catharine
James Henry, machinist, West av
James John W., local editor, 4 Cathcart
James Mrs. Sarah, wid William, 45
Ferguson av
James Robb, 10 Jones :
JAMES WILLIAM E. M., city mission-
ary, 22 King east
Jameson Archibald, bookkeeper, 51
South McNab
Jamieson Gavin, clerk, bds at 41 North
John
DOMINION 382 DIRECTORY.
Jamieson Charles, repairer Montreal
Telegraph Co., 40 Mulberry
Jamieson George, r 13 Charles
Jamieson Jas., machinist, 250 Main west
Jamieson John K., laborer, 243 Barton
east
Jamieson William, superintendent
House of Refuge, George
Jamieson William L., laborer, 243 Bar-
ton east
Jane Edward, policeman, 22 Cherry
Janes John, fireman, 8 Florence
JARVIS JOHN, furniture and stove |
dealer, 170 King east, 188 King east
and 17 Spring
Jarvis Thomas, carpenter, bds at 41
North John
Jarvis William, cab driver, 5 Spring
Jefferess John, haircutter, 15 Hughson
Jefferson John, blacksmith G.W.R., 7
Peter
Jeffery Joseph, clerk, 57 Park north
Jeffery Mrs, Ann, wid William, 57 Park
north
Jeffery William, laborer G.W.R., 168
Park north
Jeffery William P., of Egan & Jeffery,
Vine cor Park
Jeffrey Francis, hardware, 46 King east,
h South James
Jettrey John, carpenter, 129 East Hunter
Jetfrey Joseph, carpenter, 18 Mulberry
Jenkins George, cabinetmaker, 144
North Bay
Jenkins George, clerk, bds at Augusta
Jenkins Mrs, Lovina, wid William, 37
South Catharine
Jennings David J., professor of music,
182 James
Jerdan Hugh, laborer, North James
Jewish synagogue, rev, L. Burnstein
Johnson Amos, pedlar, 49 Mary
Johnson Brint, carpenter, 263 Hughson
north
Johnson captain William, Florence
schooner, 367 Hughson
Johnson Charles, fruiterer, 122 Kingeast
Johnson Christopher, laborer, 262 North
James
Johnson George, carpenter, 238 North
Hughson
Johnson George C., carpenter,36 Market
Johnson Hector, whipmaker, 183 North
Bay
Johnson Henry, laborer, 6 Picton west
Johnson James, laborer, Markland
Johnson James, market, Mary
Johnson John, marble worker, 51 Cath-
cart
Johnson Miss Hattie, 102 North John
Johnson Thomas, baggageman G.W.R.,
7 Wood east
Johnson William, cabinetmaker, 49 Can-
non west
Johnson William, laborer, 265 Hughson
north
Johnson William, laborer, 120 Rebecca
Johnston H., laborer, 65 North Hess
Johnston Henry, blacksmith, 123 Catha-
rine north
Johnston Henry, laborer, 161 Catharine
north
Johnston James, builder, 208 North
McNab
Johnston. John, carpenter, 161 Catha-
rine north
Johnston Mrs. Margaret, wid David, 24
Sheaffe
Johnston Mrs. Mary, wid William, Moun-
tain brow
Johnston Octavius, agent, 127 Cannon
Johnston Robert, laborer, Victoria av
Johnston William, photographer, 42
North James, h 24 East Hunter
Des)
Johnstone Jacob, tailor, 77 South Jog
Johnstone Mrs, Fanny, wid Caleb
Catharine ’
Johnstone William, carpenter, 161 Nog
Mary
Johnstone William, shoemak
West Main ; ip
Jolley James, saddler, 47 South Joba,
Barton
Jolley Wm., machinist, South Wil
Jones Benjamin, carpenter, 134 West
Jones Charles, of ©. T, Jones & Cy
80 Ferguson av
JONES CHARLES T., & CO, bank
and exchange brokers, agents fg
Cunard Ocean steamers, and Bj
Railway Co., 31 James
Jones Edward, laborer, 6 Augusta
Jones Even, laborer, 70 West Main
Jones George, carpenter, George
Jones George, traveller, 130 King we
Jones Isaac, blacksmith, 34 East §
chan i
Jones J., tavernkeeper, 227 York
Jones Jas., moulder, 123 King Willi
Jones Jobu L., store, 73 King west
Jones Lewis, plumber, 71 Vine
Jones Mrs. K., dressmaker, 188 Jum
Jones Mrs. Sarah, wid William W, §
Ferguson ay
Jones Patrick, laborer, 22 Liberty
Jones rev, R., Baptist
Jones Seneca, clerk, bds at 53 Park nor
Jones Stephen, laborer, 193 Main
Jones Thomas, laborer, 64 North Bay
Jones Thomas, laborer, 105 Maria
Jones Thomas, laborer, 31 O'Reilly
Jones Thomas, laborer, 3 South Hes
Joy Edw.,, laborer, 215 North Hugh
Joy Michael, messenger general oft
G.W.R., 52 Stuart east
Joy William, cooper, William
Judd James P., of W. H. Judd &5
ther, bds at American hotel, cor (i
les and King
Judd W. H., & Brother, soap and po
factory, 73 North Bay
Judd William H., of W. H. Judd &B
ther, North Bay ;
Judge Robert, laborer, 26 Catharins
Jury Mrs, Sarah, wid John, 27 Cath
Kalm —, bds at 53 Gore
Kane Peter, laborer, 53 East Hunte
Kannaly Wm,, shoemaker, 82 Walast
Kappele Daniel, tailor, 129 East Maia
Kappele Edward, clerk, 156 Rebect
Kappele rev. Stephen, Wesleyan Gem
church, 160 Rebecea ;
Katehmark Martin, blacksmith GW
46 Bast Cannon :
Kavanagh John, laborer, 132 NorthO
tharine nail
Kavanagh John, jun., laborer, 132 Nat
Catherine
Kavanagh John, laborer, 151 Parkuet
Kavanagh Joseph, police sergeall
Hughson san th
Kavanagh Frank, cab driver, 1!
berr, :
Kavanagh William, — blacksmith,
York, h 29 North park
Keaghy David, M.D.
Keane Michael, laborer, Ashley ;
Keays Robert F., salesman, 23 Hig!
Keeley James, laborer, 29 Wood eal
Keenan John, laborer, 125 Napier
Kegan Michael, laborer, Inchberty
Keil Chs., carpenter,45 East Maides
Kelk Edward, musician, 235 Jame
Kelk George, 153 North Bay ,
Kelk George, jun., laborer, 3
Jatherine ;
Kell William, cabman, 57 Maria
[Province 9
ARIO. ]
leher John, sk
inet John, tail
lond George, |
baV
ly Daniel, ald
ard, 5 Fergusc
ly Dennis, labo
lly George, sca
eNab
ily Isaac, of Gur
feNab
Ny James, blac
Ny John, labore
ly Joseph, shoe
ly Lawrence, |
ly Matthew, mmc
ly Misses Ellen
ly Miss Mary A
orth John
ly Mrs. Maria,
orth John
y Patrick J., te
harine
ly Robert, 77 Ei
y Robert, mail
on, 144 Cannon
0 George, bl:
urmy
William, musi
tie David, book!
ptel, 61 James
p David, ace
ank of Canada,
py) Jolin, saloon,
p William, 6 Sj
MPSTER CO. W,
(l contractors, 7
[PSTER CL W,
empster, 12 Gro
[PSTER T. L,,
empster, TO Kas
ally Wm., shoes
all Joseph, Ha
unter east, h GO
nard Edward,
hinson
hard William, ¢
Ine south :
ledy Benj:
aWrence ay
hedy Charles, n
nedy James, ‘pa
st Hunter
nedy John, ca
teen
hedy John, mod
unin,
edy John, plas
nedy Mrs. wid
mes Street mi:
Nab »
medy Mrs, Alie
rth Catherine
nely Mrs, Cathe
reet market
hedy Mrs. Jessi
a lin
edy Mrs. Mare
) King Williane
medy Owen, tail
1
medy Patrick, ea
hedy Patrick, Ja
Y Reginald,
hedy Thomas, gr
hedy William D.,
99 North John
hing George, ma
¥ Dennis, m
3, mouk
rth
by J, J, clerk q
te Co, 5 Hughs
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+
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ARIO. ]
uilor, 77 South J ieher John, shoemaker, King Wil-
nny, wid Cal an
24 “ iner John, tailor, 86 West av
carpenter, 161 Ng ond George, shoemaker, 15 North
ay Daniel, alderman St Lawrence
ard, 5 Ferguson av nan
ily Dennis, laborer, 313 King William
ily George, scale maker, 163 North
cNab
ily Isaac, of Gurney, Ware & Co., 163
{Nab F
HN; James, blacksmith, 107 Rebecca
ly John, laborer William
ly Joseph, shoemaker, 86 James
ly Lawrence, laborer, MeNab north
ly Matthew, noulder, 53 Robert
ly Misses Ellen & Mary, 107 Rebecea
ly Miss Mary Anne, dressmaker, 139
orth John
ly Mrs. Maria, wid Barnard, 139
orth John
y Patrick J., tailor, 138 North Ca-
harine
ly Robert, 77 Kast Main
y Robert, mail agent G.W.R, sta-
on, 144 Cannon east
so George, blacksmith, 13 West
urry
William, musician, 68 Maria
tie David, bookkeeper, bds at Royal
tel, 61 James
pp David, accountant Merchants
ank of Canada, North Bay
pp John, saloon, 79 North MeNab
pp William, 6 Spring
MPSTER C.W. & T.L., builders
(contractors, 70, 72, 74, East Main
[PSTER C.W., of C.W. & ToL,
empster, 12 Grove
[PSTER T. L., of C.W.& T. L.
mpster, 76 East Main
ally Wm., shoemaker, 82 Walnut
all Joseph, Hamilton brewery, 58
unter east, h 60 Hunter east .
n, shoemaker,
er, 47 South Joba
nist, South Willy
rpenter, 134 West
©. T. Jones & Cy
3 T., & CO,, bankey
rokers, agents fy
steamers, and By
James
over, 6 Augusta
r, 70 West Main
enter, George
eller, 180 King we
smith, 34 East §
‘per, 227 York
ry 123 King Willa
‘e, 73 King west
ber, 71 Vine
ssmitker, 188 Jame
wid William W, 4
wer, 22 Liberty
ist
, bis at 53 Park not
orer, 193 Main
yorer, 64 North Big
orer, 105 Maria
orer, 31 O'Reilly
orer, 3 South Hes
215 North Hugh
cenger general oft
urt east
sy, William
f W.H. Judd &
‘ican hotel, cor (ht
ther, soap and po
1 Bay
of W. HL Judd &8
binson
ward William, chairmaker, 66 Caro-
Ine south
iedy Benjamin, rope maker, 6 St
aWwrence av
nedy Charles, plasterer, 162 Market
redy James, patent medicines, 14
st Hunter
ely John, carpenter, 51 North
ueen
hedy John, moutder, 61 Ferguson
yrer, 26 Catharina
id John, 27 Cathal
Gore
by, 53 Kast Hunter
emaker, 82 Walatl
ilor, 129 East Main
clerk, 156 Rebects
on, Wesleyan Germ
ely John, plasterer, 14 Margaret
edy Mrs, wid Joseph, huckster,
at Street market, h 89 North
Na
ely Mrs. Alice,
rth Catherine
hedy Mrs. Catherine, trader, James
et market
nedy Mrs, Jessie, wid Donald, 159
est Main
ely Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick
)Ring William” :
nedy Owen, tailor, 76 South Hugh-
pee a ;
, blacksmith GW
borer, 132 North@
n., laborer, 132 Nort
borer, 151 Parkut
police sergeallt
cab driver, Ii
m, blacksmith,
1 park
1).
orer, Ashley
ulesman, 23 Elgis
yrer, 29 Wood ash
rer, 125 Naplet
yorer, Inchberty
45 Kast Maiden
ician, 235 James
orth Bay
, laborer, 35 Not
edy Patrick, carter, 122 Hu
uly ick, ¢: 22 ghson
edy Patrick, laborer, 116 Maria
og Reginald, clerk, 207 King
hedy Thomas, grocer, 39 Mary
hedy William D., commercial travel-
99 North John
bing George, mason, 29 Wellington
y Dennis moulder, 175 Catharine
Ny J.J., clerk Canada Lif r-
ee Co, 5 Hughson aw ae
nan, 57 Maria
DOMINION
nard Edward, cabinetmaker, 39 |
wid Daniel, 94}
383 DIRECTOR
Kenny James, turner, 67 Napier
Kenny Jeremiah, laborer, 110 Maria
Kenny Matthew, cooper, 10 Cathcart
Kenrick John, coach builder, 52 West
Hunter
Kent Edward R., wholesale glassware,
84 King west, h 129 Cannon
Kent Joseph, York
Kent Mrs. Elizabeth, wid George, 98
West av
Keoulton Robt., shoemaker, 20 Walnut
Kerner Christian, mason, )«
Kerner John, boot and shi
saloon, 82 King west
Kernich —, tinsmith, 125 William
Kernicii John, brushmaker, 125 William
Kerr Alexander, carpenter, 76 Mary
KERR, BROWN & McKENZIE,
wholesale importers of dry goods,
and groceries, 7 King east
Kerr David, finisher, 153 Cannon east |
Kerr Joseph C., fruitdealer, 128 James,
h 120 King east
Kerr Mrs. Ann, proprietress Our house,
7 South John
Kerr Murray A., coal oil, lamps, &c.,
49 King west, h 91 King west
KERR ROBERT W.,, city chamberlain,
City hall, h 54 West Hunter
Kerr Thos., moulder, 165 King William
Kerr Thomas C., of Kerr, Brown &
McKenzie, Herkimer
Kerregan James, clerk, 74 Park north
Kerren John, carpentef, 62 Locke
Kerruics Thomas, carpenter, 119 Maria
Kershaw nas, carinspector G.W.R.,
76 P’ P
Ker: ¥ laborer, 194 King William
Kid. J avid, cashier Canada Life As-
surance Co., bds Caroline south |
Kidd Jas., quarryman,81 South Caroline
Kidner Charles, printer, 83 Cherry
Kiduer John, ashman, 72 Maria
Kilgour James, of J. & R. Kilgour, |
85 South Catharine
KILGOUR J. & R., dealers in sewing |
machines, pianos, organs, melodeons,
and all kinds of musical instruments,
57 King east
Kilgour Robert, of J. & R. Kilgour,
83 South Catharina
Kilroy Mrs, Margaret, wid John, 23
King William
Kilvert France's E., barrister, 5 South
Hughson, h Stinson
Kilvinton Mrs, Jane,
Street market, h Wellington
Kinery Patrick, laborer, Catherine
King C., clerk Bank of Montreal
King Cyrus, grocer, 41 McNab north, h
156 King William
King Elias, laborer, 39 North Bay
King Frederick, commercial traveller,
137 Park north
King Henry A., whip manufacturer, 66
Rebecca, h 34 Mary
King Hiram, tanner, 156 King William
King Robert, flour and feed store, 66
South John
King Simeon, moulder, 135 King Wil-
liam
King Thomas, laborer, West av
King William, laborer, Poulette
King William, machinist, 49 Maria
KING WILLIAM, tailor and clothier,
3 South John, h 42 South Pearl
Kingdon Abraham, G.W.R., 66 Maria
Kingdon James, tailor, h128 Mary north
Kingdon Thos,, laborer, 67 West Main
Kinleyside John, machinist, 18 North
trader, James |
y, HAMILTON.
Kinsille John, laborer, 170 North Ca tha-
rine
Kinstler Charles, machinist, 157 King
William
Kirk William, baker, 110 Bold
Kirkendall Mrs, E., wid Samuel, 50
South Caroline
Kirkham John, weaver, 85 North McNab
Kirkness James, carpenter G.W.R., 71
Peter
Kirkness John, cooper, William
h Queen | Kirkpatrick Henry, laborer, 295 North
sealer and
James
KIRKPATRICK JAMES, county trea-
surer, 43 North Catharine
Kirkpatiick .Thomas A., bookkeeper,
166 Hughson north
Kirkum John, machinist, Barton
Kitson Thomas, machinist, 51 Catharina
KITTSON W. H., collector of customs,
92 South Bay
Klager Michael, bricklayer, 54 West
Maiden lane
Knapman John, carpenter, 33 Welling-
ton
Knatsch Auguste, tailor, 113 West av
Kneeshaw Joseph, clerk, 60 Catharina
Knight Patrick, laborer, 10 Margaret
Knott Charles, of Knott & Sons, 89
James
Knott John, jun., of Knott & Sons, 89
James
Knott John, sen., of Knott & Sons, 89
James
Knott Richard, laborer, 64 West av
Knott & Sons, piano manufacturers, 89
James
Knott Thomas, baggage master G.W.R
230 North MeNab
Knowles Reynolds, commercial tra vel-
ler, 25 Catharina
Knox church, Canada presbyterian, rev,
A, B. Simpson, James cor Henry
Knox George, engineer, 93 North Hess
Knudson G. C., proprietor Norway
hotel, 35 West Stuart
Koch Nicholas, moulder, 17 Sheaffe
Korn William, furrier, 48 Augusta
Kowber Francis, 15 South Locke
KRAFT ERNEST, saddle, harness
trunk and hose manufacturer, 8 and
10 York, h 49 Merrick
Kramer George, saloon, 36 York
Kramsby Henry, tailor, 4 Kast Main
Lacey Isaac, butcher, 364 North James
Laidlaw Adam, of Turnbuli & Co., 4
Elgin
Laing George, commercial traveller, 40:
Market
Laing George, landscape gardener and
architect, 42 West av
Laing Henry H., salesman, bds at 70
Cannon West
Laing James B., of Mitchell & Laing,
42 West av
Laing James B., A.M., M.D., 72 West
Cannon
Laing Mrs. A., wid Alexander, 106
Market
Laing Mrs. Janet, wid Alexander, 106
Market
Laing William, clerk, 42 West av
Lamb George, carpenter, Wentworth
Lamb Frederick H., clerk, bds at Anglo
American hotel, 16 Market sq
Lance Jacob, huckster, James Street
market
Lancefield Charles J., carriage trimmer,
129 Market
Lancefield G, R., shoemaker, 129 Market
tt
Kinner Matthew, cooper, 10 Cathcart, | Lancefield Henry, waiter, 139 King
h Pearl
Kinrade Mrs, Mary, wid Hugh, 74 South
Hughson
William
Lancefield R. T., printer, 129 Market
‘ Lanceley John, 105 South Catharine
REE PAS ts > -sarcare
TIAMILTON.
Land John, farmer, Wentworth
Land Mrs. Adeline, wid R, A., 59
North John
Land William, agent, 129 Rebecca
Landan Frederick, commercial traveller,
28 Augusta
Langberg Frederick, cabinetmaker, 83
and 85 King east
Langbois Richard A., cab driver, 103
North John
Langmuir James, clerk, bds at 86 Park
north :
Langton Mrs. Johanna, wid Robert, 119
King east
angton rev. Henry, Wesleyan, 22
Sheaffe
Lanoway —, sexton Christ church, 150
North Catherine
Largay Michael, furniture dealer, 9 King
William
Large Horace J., grocer, 68 West av
Larkin Edward, shoemaker, 60 Mulberry
Larkin William, laborer, 121 Park north
Latham Shepherd; machinist G.W.R.,
139 Worth Louke
Latimore John, laborer, 65 Napier
Latimore Mrs. Mary, wid John, 22
Mulberry
Laugberg John, butcher, 75 South John
Lavallee Dominique P., ship builder,
293 North James
Lavan James, cooper, 51 Walnut
Lavary James B., carpenter, 183 King
east
Lavelle Owen, laborer, 63 Maria
Laven Thomas, laborer, 146 North
Catherine
Laveris James, tailor, Canada
Lavery Henry, accountant, 48 Maria
Lavis Edward, wool sorter, 107 King |
William
Lavis William, saddler, 107 King
William
LAW DAVID, of Young, Law & Co.,
resides at Montreal
LAW ROBERT N., attorney, solicitor,
notary, &c., 51 North James, h 30
Hughson south
Lawer Mrs. Mary, wid, 307 North James
LAWLESS THOMAS, commercial edi-
tor of the Speccator, bds at 31 John
north
Lawlor Mrs. Ellen, 82 Hughson
Lawlor Mrs. Winifred, wid John, 100
Catharina
Lawlor Patrick, carter, 87 North MeNab
Lawrence Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, 26
Charles
Lawrence Thomas, of T. Lawrence &
Co., 50 King east
Lawrence Thomas, & Co., chemists and
druggists, 50 King east
Lawrie James, laborer, 106 Bold
Lawry H. J., butcher, 32 James Street
market
Lawry Thos., butcher, 50 James Street
market, h Barton
Laws John, flour and feed store, 106
King east
Lawson Alexander, of Lawson, McCul-
loch & Co., 65 Bold
LAWSON BROTHERS, clothiers, 4
King and 4 James
Lawson John, baker, 45 Cannon west
Lawson John, of Lawson Bros., 60 Gore
Lawson Jos., of Lawson Bros., 13 Bold
LAWSON, McCULLOCH & CO., prin-
ters and proprietors of the Spectator,
steam book and job printers and
bookbinders, South James cor Main
Lawson William, bds at 69 Wellington
Lawson William, carpenter, 247 North
James
DOMINION
Lazarus George James, turner, 73 North
Caroline
Lazier Stephen F., M.A, LL.B, of
Chisholm & Lazier, 21 Hunter west
Lea Arthur, commercial traveller, 20
South Catharine
LEACH WILLIAM, of Young, Law &
Co., resides in Glasgow, Scotland
Lee Charles, builder, 373 Hughson
Lee Charles, laborer, 5 East Hunter
Lee David, printer, 47 North Queen
Lee George, oysters, fish, and game, 6
King west, h cor Haghson and, Gore
Lee James, blacksmith G.W.R., 166
North Catharine
Lee John, grocer, 77 East Hunter
Lee Mrs. Mary, wid James, 248 King west
Lee Westley,ship carpenter,380 Hughson
Lee William, Great Western stables, 75
Market
Leef George, 52 East Hunter
Leegrice John, baker, 68 South John
Leerich George, clerk, 44 Maria
LEE'S RESTAURANT, George M.
Yale, proprietor, 4 King wer
LEES THOMAS, watchmaker and
jeweller, 5 North James, h 20 Kelley
Lees William, baker, 31 East Main
Lefevre Wm.,harnessmaker, 186 James
Leggatt George, teamster, 30 North
Caroline
LEGGAT MATTHEW, of Wood &
Leggat, 85 West Maiden lane
Leggo William, master in chancery, h
South James
Leitch John, machinist, 40 North John
Leith Wm., draughtsman, 48 Hughson
Lemessurier Daniel, of Barker &
Lemessurier, Hunter
Lemon Charles, barrister, cor Main and
John, bds at 78 Market
Lendon Mrs. Mary A. wid Joha, dress-
maker, 18 Sheaffe
Lendrum Mrs. Anna, private school,
55 Gore
Leneway Robt.,watchman, 160 Hughson
Lepage Pierre, shoemaker, 24 Liberty
Lepatourel Elias James, shoemaker, 140
Kast Main
Lermitte Mrs. Esther, wid Frederick, 115
King William
Lescombe Joseph, gardener, James
Street market, h Burton
Leslie Mrs. Mary Ann, 100 South James
cor James and Duke ,
LESLIE ROBERT P., inspector of iron
G.W.R., 22 Kelly
j Levy Abraham, of H. & A. Levy, 14
South John
Levy H. & A., watch materials whole-
sale, 14 South John
Levy Herman, of H.& A. Levy, 14South
John
Lewis Henry, laborer, 349 King William
Lewis Adolphus, laborer, Alloway lane
Lewis Benjamin, carpenter, Elgin
Lewis James, 62 Maria
Lewis James, machinist, 51 North John
Lewis James, puddler, Greig
Lewis John, laborer, 14 Florence
Lewis John, plasterer, 141 King east
Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Samuel, 47
Elgin
Lewis Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert, proprie-
tress compound syrups for coughs,
&e. 44 North Bay
Lewis Thomas, laborer, 118 West av
Lewis Thos., machinist, 148 North John
Lewis Thos., tobacconist, 80 King east
Lewis William, 34 Walnut
Lewis William, painter, 69 York
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND
A. F. Forbes, agent, Commercial
buildings, 20 South James .
384 DIRECTORY. [Provises
s
Ligget Geo., laborer, 80 North¢
Lig itfoot James L., bootmaker,34
verry
Lillis John, cigar maker, Stuart
Lilly Geo., carpenter,77 North Caihas
Limage Joseph, Emerald
Lincoln Miss H. M., teacher Wesley
Female college, King east
Lind Geo., agent, 12 and 14 York. hy
| Lind James W., commercial trayg
46 Main
a Mrs. Eleanor,wid William, 26%
ess
Lind Mrs. Sarah, wid Geo,, 116 Reb
Lind William, commercial travelle,
West Main
Linton Henry, accountant, Wenty
Lister Jas., carpenter, 209 North Joy
Lister Joseph, 35 Hughson
LITTLE ALFRED, brickmaker, k
cor Dundurn, bh 314 King
Little John, grocer, flour and feed sta
King east
Little John, seaman, 13 East Picton
Little John, clerk, bds at 37 North
Catherine
Little John Alex., watchman, 11(
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 43
GLOBE INSURANCE CO, Fire
Life, F. A. Ball, inspector; P.
Hooper, agent, 3 South James
LIVINGSTON, MOORE & C0, ga
ral agents National Life Insara
Co.; Edward Robinson, manager,
King east
Livingston Thomas C©., of Living
Moore & Co., Tuckett’s block, Bay
Locke Charles, moulder, Hannah
Locke Geo,, night watchman G.WR
Locken Mrs, Jane, wid Chas., 67 Roteg
Lockman Christopher, of Wilson, ii
man & Co., 119 North Locke
Lockman James, printer, 41 Florent
Lockman William, jun., carpenter
Florence
Lockman William, sen, carpent
34 Florence, h 40 Florence
Logan George, flour and feed stort,
King west
Logan John, grocer and liquor m4
chant, 2 York, h 2 Market
Logan Mattnew, policeman, Eme
n Cannon
Logan Michael, laborer, 101 Southd
Logan Mrs. Mary E., wid Joba, !
South James
Logie Alexander, judge County
Surrogate courts, Markland
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPOR
TION, W. F. Findlay, agent, 1M
west
Loney Christopher, shoemaker, |
Rebecca
LONG & BISBY, wool dealers ande
mission merchants, 58 North Mela
Long Philip, waggonmaker, 165 %0
Catharine ,
Long W. D., of Long & Bisby,
park : .
Long Wm., printer, 169 North Mev
Lord James, blacksmith, 30 Florent
Lord Robert, tailor, 13 North Joht
Loretto convent, Mount st
mother Stanislaus, superioress
Lorimer James, insurance agell
Augusta ual
Lottridge & Rennie, grocers, 21 Me
James
Lottridge Robert, 46 Hughson
Lottridge W. M., & Co., wholesale g
cers, 41 North McNab
Lottridge William M., of W.
ridge & Co.,, 48 Cannon west
London William, clerk, 203 James
)NTARIO. |
ougheed Mr.
Park north
oughlin Jer.,
ove Alexand
74 North Log
ove David, bi
ove James, la
oveland Nath
Caroline
ow James, fo
ow P., clerk B
ow Wm., labo
owrey Jacob,
uicas Richard
Co, 132 Sout
ncas Henry F.
nicas James, ¢
James Street r
liam
icas Luke, mo
ieas Mrs. Ant
South John
UCAS, PARI
G. J. Forster
roceries, 53, |
eas tobert,
Catharine
icas George T.
uckins Thoma
tal, John cor (
ningair Williar
comb Samuel
Aiscombe Jos., ¢
ixton Geo,.flou
Nall Charles, bi
Barton
yall John, boar
Nght Joseph, of
{6} East Maiden
YGHT JOSEP
and retail book
lealers in’ roo
goods, 36 and }
yle Mrs. Martha,
80 Westay
Puch Andrew, 1:
uch Dennis, lat
neli Francis, la
neh James, tay
lane and John
neh Patrick, la
ach Thomas, la
nch Timothy,
John
nd Geo. F., coll:
nd Mes, Helen,
nd Mrs. Sarah
Rebecca ;
ne John, shoem
ne Mrs. Marth
est ay
nel Jolm, labor
on Anthony, mi
on John, brass 1
on Mrs, Isabell
apier
on Thomas, sail
ons John, printe
ons William, |
ast Maiden lant
tbe Henry, 55
tbe James, pr
hotel, 156 and 15:
‘abe Thomas, la
abe Thomas, of
P South Hegs
the & Thompso
Mrers, 160 Kine
alum A, MA
hool, 61 Bold
AUAULAY A, ]
stances Oo., a
% North Jamas
aulay James, le
885 DIRECTORY. HamMILron.
DOMINION
88} Macaulay John A., photographer, 38
east, h 191 King n Wellington
Macaulay Kenneth, tailor, 177 King east
oilermaker G.W.R.,} Macaulay R., accountant Canada Life
Assurance Co,
Macauley Mrs. Margaret, wid G., 82
ougheed Mrs. Fanny, wid Joseph,
oughlin Jer., carpenter, Little Peel
ove Alexander,
74 North Locke
ove David, baker, 111 South John
ove James, laborer, King east
oveland Nathan, moulder, 48 South
r,77 North Cathag
Macbeth Andrew, laborer G.W.R., 119
Maccandlish Peter, laborer, 142 Hunter
Maccarthy Mrs. M. A., teacher Wesley-
an Female college, King east, h 94
ow James, foreman G.W.R.
ow P., clerk Bank of Montreal
yw Wm., laborer, 25 North Caroline
owrey Jacob, trader, Market
ucas Richard Allan, of Lucas, Park &
('o, 132 South John
eas Henry F., 182 South John
cas James, crockery and glassware,
James Street market, h 249 King Wil-
ymmercial trave
vid William, 26 Ng
Macdonald A. F., bank clerk
Macdonald James A. G., teller Royal
Canadian bank, 128 Cannon east
Macdonald John, bookkeeper, 255 North
mercial travelle,
er, 209 N
orth Maedonald J., laborer, 254 ‘North James
MACDONALD
South James
Macdonald Mrs., dressmaker, 184 James
Macdonald Walter R., barrister, &c., 82
South James cor Bold
Macdonald William, bar tender Roache’s
refreshment saloon, h 251 North James
Mace Jacob, laborer, 61 Mary
ieas Luke, moulder, 48 Kelly
ieas Mrs. Annie, wid Frederick, 1
t
, flour and feed st
UCAS, PARK & CO., suecessors to
(G. J. Forster & Co., importers of |
groceries, 53, 55 and 57 King west
hieas. Robert, foreman
n, 13 East Picton
-bds at 37 North
watchman, 11(
reorge T., clerk, 132 South John
Thomas, steward City hospi-
tal, John cor Guise
angair William, turnkey at the gaol |
weomb Samuel, butcher, Nightingale
hiscombe Jos., clerk, 111 King William |
xton Geo.,flour and feed store,16 York
yall Charles, brass moulder, 15 West
female home, 81 Maria
Macfarlane Miss M., matron at the gaol
Mackay .Enos D., wharfinger and com-
mission merchant, Mackay’s wharf, lh
373 North James
Mackay Alpheus, fitter, George
Mackay George, clerk City Chamber-
lain office, 90 Park north
Mackay George, machinist, 29
ANCE CO, Fire
Il, inspector; F.
OORE & CO, ge
ional Life Insane
obinson, manager, |
is C., of Living
uckett’s block, Bay
oulder, Hannah
watchman G.WR
wid Chas., 67 Rotem
pher, of Wilson, ba
yall John, boarding house, 154 York
yeht Joseph, of Joseph Lyght & Co,, |
{} East Maiden lane |
NGHT JOSEPH, & CO., wholesale |
and retail booksellers, stationers and
's in room papers and fancy
36 and 88 King
le Mrs. Martha, wid Andrew, grocery, |
Mackay Mrs, Margaret, wid Robert, 8
Mackay Mrs. M. A., wid James, 49 Guise
Mackay Samuel, blacksmith, 100 Park
eres pee Mackay William, of McKenzie & Mac-
’ kay, 11 Bold
MACKELCAN FRANK, of Mackelean
& Gibson, 38 North Catherine
Mackelean Geo. L.,M.D.,coroner, 17 Gore
MACKELCAN & GIBSON, barristers,
attorneys, solicitors, &., 1 Hughson
puch Andrew, laborer, Wilson
uch Dennis, laborer, 72 Maiden lane
neh Francis, laborer, 273 North John
neh James, tavern, cor Hast Maiden |
ur and feed stort,
cer and liquor 1
neh Patrick, laborer, Emerald
nch Thomas, laborer, Aikman’s av
nch Timothy, laborer, 214 North
Mackelean John, M.D., M.R.C.S., Lon-
don, England, 16 Gore
Mackenna J. E., barrister, 2 James
MACKENZIE ALEX.L, of Buchanans,
Binny & Mackenzie, 17 West Main
Mackenzie George, storekeeper G.W.R.,,
borer, 101 Southd
y E., wid Jobs, ! nd Geo, F., collarmaker, 116 Rebecca
nd Mrs. Helen, wid William, 26 Hess
nd Mrs, Sarah, wid George F., 116
ne John, shoemaker, Little William
Mackenzie Kenneth, stamp
ne Mrs. Martha, wid Andrew, 80
maker, 117 Maria 7
Mackintosh David, M.D., 96 North John
Mackintosh Hugh, hairdresser, 64 King
RANCE CORPOR
indlay, agent, 1M
nel Jom, laborer, Mary
on Anthony, machinist, 84 West av
on John, brass moulder, 154 York
on Mrs, Isabella, wid Thomas, 105
Macklin J. C., commercial traveller,
Maclaren William, laborer, 101
Maclean Alexander, clerk, 1 Augusta
Maclean George, moulder, bds at 65
ronmaker, 165 X
on Thomas, sailor, 107 Napier
ons John, printer, 18 Kelly
ons William, boarding “house, 92
ast Maiden lane
tbe Henry, 55 North Hess
abe James, proprietor Volunteers
hotel, 156 and 158 King west
‘abe Thomas, laborer, William
abe Thomas, of Macabe & T
mg & Bisby, 49%
r, 169 North NOY
smith, 30 Florent
yr, 13 North Joht
Maclean Hugh, baker, 81 West Main
Maclean Hugh, house agent, James
south, h 83 West Main
MACLEAN JOHN, editor and proprie-
tor of the People’s Journal, Toronto,
h 43 George
Maclean rev. John, Episcopal metho-
dist, 101 South Catharine
boilermaker,
insurance agell
abe& Thompson, carriage manufac-
ters, 160 King west
illum A. MUA,
, principal Central
Co,, wholesales
RAULAY. A. H., agent Provincial
siranes Co, and Trust and Loan
hes sh 166 North James
may James, laborer, McNab north
1 M., of W. Mi Macrae J. Octavius, 60 North Bay
Maewhorten Mrs. Margaret, 37 Catha-
McAllister James, 71 North John
McAllister John, blacksmith, 63 East
Maiden lane
McAllister John, grocer, 130 North
McNab
McAllister William J., printer, 11 Loco-
motive
McAndrew Geo.,painter, 27 North John
McAndrew Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William,
99 South John
McAndrews Patrick, laborer, 132 King
William
McArthur Duncan, carpenter, 1 O'Reilly
McArthur Mrs, Mary Ann, artist, 94
South John
McAulay Mrs. Margaret, wid G., store,
82 South John
McAulay William, of Hamilton &
McAulay, 103 James
McAuliffe Jer., grocer, 125 Park north
McAuliffe Patrick, store and tavern-
keeper, 32 Guise
McBean John, carpenter, Keneill
McBeth Mrs. Catherine, wid John, 59
North Catherine
McBeth William, machinist, 115 Hunter
McBride Andrew, laborer G.W.R., 18
East Murray
McBride Daniel, laborer, 183 North
Catharine
McBride Dennis, laborer, 176 North
Catharine
McBride James, 70 South Catharine
McBride Philip, machinist, 54 Strachan
east
McBride Thomas, laborer, 212 Hughson
McBrine David, painter, 25 Spring
McCabe Mrs. Mary, wid Hugh, 127
North McNab
McCallum Alexander, moulder, 9 Lo-
comotive
McCallum Malcolm, upholsterer, 114
York
McCallum Thos., cabinetmaker, 8 Bay
MeCandlers William, porter, h Victoria
McCann Ezekiel, 59 East Maiden lane
McCann Henry,candy maker, 62 West av
McCann John, shoemaker, 97 James
McCann Mrs. Helen, wid George, fancy
goods, 32 South James
McCann Thomas, saloonkeeper, 84
Maiden lane
McCardle Mrs. Martha, wid Patrick, 130
John north
McCarthy Chs,, tailor, 123 North Locke
McCarthy Dennis, innkeeper and grocer,
King east
McCarthy Dennis, lager beer saloon, 2t
King William
McCarthy James, foreman, Hannah
McCartney William, carpenter, Kelly
McCarty Jeremiah, seaman, Stuart
McCARTY JULIUS C., lumber yard,
108 and 110 York, h 33 North Bay
McCarty Richard, laborer, 62 North
Hess
McCarty Thomas, carter, Barton
McCauley Thomas, machinist, 96 South
Catherine
McCleland Robt., laborer, i30 Catharina
McClogan Patrick, saloon, 101 South
John
McCloy Mrs. Agnes, wid William, 34
North Catharine
McClure James, cabinetmaker, 76 Mul-
berry
McClure James F., clerk audit office,
G.W.R., 61 Park north
McClure Vm., carpenter, 37 Ferrie west
McColl Hugh, engine driver G.W.R.,
66 Locomotive
McComb John, tailor, 56 West av
McComb Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
boarding house, 104 Market
SEE
er IC SCE PS _
ers ese
neettinetaeed eee eee
Hamittoy.
works, 100 Merrick cor Bay
McCome William, marblecutter, 72 Vine
McConnell John B., bartender Royal
hotel, 61 James
McConnell Michael, butcher, 158 King,
h Main
McCormick Ralph, teamster, 51 East
Hannah
McCowell Bernard, laborer, Dundurn
McCowell John, carter, 63 North Bay
McCoy Alexander, carpenter, 155 Can- |
M non east
4 John,
carpenter,
Wellington
McCoy Mrs. Sarah, wid Alexander, 24 |
Guise
122 North
McCoy Mrs. Jane, wid Archibald, 100
North park
McCracken Alfred, cooper, 44 King
William
McCRACKEN H., proprietor Anglo
American hotel, 16 Market sq
McCRACKEN JAMES, high bailiff,
City hall, h 44 King William
McCracken John, bookkeeper, 24 Wilson
McCracken William H., clerk, 51 North
Catharine
McCraney G. K., of McCraney & Wal- |
ton, James north
McCRANEY & WALTON, agents
Wheeler and Wilson’s sewing ma-
chines, 54 North James
McCready Joseph, salesman, 75 Market
McCready Mrs, Joseph, 177 North Bay
McCue James, laborer, North Bay cor
Peter
McCuewn Hugh, saddler, &c., 91 South | MoFadlené. Alexander: eumpenten 107
“ ie Smee eS ’
John
McCULLOCH DAVID, jun., of Law-
son, McCulloch & Co,, Little Peel
McCulloch David, sen., car builder
G.W.R., Little Peel
McCulloch Mrs. Harriet, wid Robert,
304 North Hughson
McCulloch Peter, innkeeper, 41 York
McCulloch William, G.W.R., bds at
Little Peel
McCullough John, carpenter, 60 West
Maiden lane
McCulley
West Cannon
McCuniffe Michael, laborer, Wentworth |
McCurdle Mrs. Martha, wid, 130 North
John
McCurdy William, carpenter, 153 King
William
McDermott William, laborer, 12 East
Simcoe
McDermit Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Colin, 229
Main west
McDonald A. B., salesman Buntin,
Gillies & Co., bds at Cook’s hotel, 70
and 72 King west
McDonald Alex.,carpenter, 6 Wellington
McDonald Alex., contractor, 139 York
McDonald Alexander, engineer, 47 |
North Caroline
McDonald Charles, pensioner, 120 |
Catharina
McDonald David, grocer, 50 North Bay
cor York
McDonald James, 33 Rebecca
McDonald James, laborer, 38 East Maid-
en lane
McDonald James, shoemaker, 136 East
Maiden lane
McDonald John, mason, 176 Rebecca
McDonald John, hostler, 26 North
Hughson
McDonald John, shoemaker, 116 Catha-
Alexander, shoemaker, 12 |
| McGinnis Mrs. Anna, wid Hugh, 348
DOMINION
McDonald Mrs, Ellen, wid Robert, 46
Burlington
os Mrs. Grace, wid Duncan, 237
or
McDonald Mrs. M., wid Malcolm, 10
Napier
| McDonald Patrick, laborer, 94 Walnut
| McDonald Robert, clerk, 6 Wellington
McDonald Walter R., barrister, James
McDonald William, bookkeeper, 38 East
Maiden Jane
McDonough Mrs, Ellen, wid Andrew, 3
West Hunter
| McDougald Miss
Maiden lane
McDougall James, dealer in coal oil,
37 King west
McDougall Mrs. Agnes M., wid James,
27 Picton east
MecDongall William, machinist G.W.R.,
38 Strachan east
MeDowell Samuel, 161 York
McDowell William, laborer, 195 Main
McEachren Mrs. Charlotte, wid John,
78 Hughson
MeKagan Henry, pedlar, 79 East Hunter
| McBiderry Frank, clerk, bds at Royal
hotel, 61 James
McKlroy James, constable, 53 Walnut
MeEwan Hugh, harnessmaker, 35 South
Catharine
McEwan Samuel, laborer, 89 North Hess
McEwen David R., cashier G.W.R., 34
Barton
McFadden Alex., brass founder, Kelly
McFadden John, constable, 342 Hughson
McFadden Mrs. Mary, wid John, 117
Hunter
Margaret, 94 East
Rebecea
McFarlane Mrs. Margaret, wid John, 117
Rebecea
McFarlane Robert, G.T.R., 117 Rebecen
MecFee Maleolm, watchman G.W.R., 218
North John
McFia Robert, clerk, bds at Royal hotel,
61 James
McGarrey Patrick, baker, 82 Bold
McGarrigle John, laborer, Kast Hannah
MeGarvey David, 17 Wellington
MecGarvin Edward, school teacher, 30
West Main
McGee Hugh, mason, 81 Cherry
McGee James, carter, 25 Burlington
McGillivray Donald, laborer, 75 Elgin
McGinnis John, dry goods merchant,
27 Maria
Hughson
McGiverin Edward, 122 James north
886 DIRECTORY.
Sa am la al i a Le ri eae RRS STEER ee a ee
McCOMB THOMAS, Gore marble
,
[Paovives tpl ove anto.]
McGuire Francis, furniture
King William ’ one
McGuire Mrs, Bridget, wid James
Catherine '
McGuire Patrick, 79 South James
McHatffie J., tobacconist, 74 King Way
McKenly ca
Wellington
McKenna Jol
south, h 51
MeKenna = Mi
Willi
McHarg James, agent, 142 North Dep Me et Don
mGiipney P., landing waiter cusp ; wr
10use a
Mcllenry Peter §., grocer, 75 Pa lerrick
north
McHooy Mrs, Sarah, 125 King vast
McHowie Matthew, bds at Littl Pel
Mellwraith Alexander, mason, 4 Wel
ington
Mellwraith Jas, G., clerk, 4 Wellingyg
McILWRAITH THOMAS, — manager
Hamilton Gas Light Co..99 Northpyk
McInarny James, machinist, 222 North
Hughson
| McIndoe Miss Agnes, boys school, %
Rebecca
MeInerny John, laborer, Dayennort
McInnes Alex., of Sanford, Melon
Co., head of South John
McINNES BROTHERS & CO., whol
sale dry goods, John south
McInnes D., & Co., Canadian manufas
tures, King east n John
McInnes D., of MeInnes Brothers & CoJ
Rockeastle
Mclines Duncan, salesman, 127 Henle
McInnes Mrs, Duncan, dressmaker,
James
MeInnis Mrs, Johanna, wid Dunes,
27 Maria
McIntosh John, boilermaker, 199 (av
non east
McIntosh John, builder, Inchberry
Mclutyre Jas., sailor, 155 King W
McIntyre John G., boilermaker, 28 Mu
‘ray west
McIntyre Mrs. Agnes, wid Jame, 3
North Caroline
MeIntyre Mrs. Ellen,
South Catharine
McKaig John, locksmith, 28 York
McKay Alexander, proprietor Victon
hotel, 79 King east
McKay Alexander, stonemason, $4 Bol
McKay G. C., book and job printer aa
wood engraver, Market cor MeNah
McKay George,clerk City hall, Nor rf
park
McKay James, 1 West Main
McKay Jas.,carpenter,West Maiden |i
McKay John, 232 Bay north
McKay John, board of works foremsy
74 Hunter east
JI,
zie, South M
eKenzie John
Main
cKenzie Joh
Bank of Con
cKenzie Kent
sie Thom
MacKay, Dun
Keown Hugh,
fe Keown Jolin,
cial buildings,
}
ih K sown J yn,
Kichan J. R.,
A rer 4 South Mi
AcKiggin Nieho
ay
cKillop Archiha
ler, 107 Kast Hi
eK lop Day id,
Co, 7 Elgin
cKindsey Mrs,
Wellington
cKiulay James, 1
Kinney John, Is
CKINSTRY HE.
Canadian bank.
Captain J
ittrick Samu
West
Knight John]
Mary
Laren James, g
and 388 East Sim
(Laren Mrs, Jay
wid Peter, i
McGIVERIN W., & CO., wholesale
hardware merchants, South James
McGiverin William, of W. McGiverin &
Co., 2 Vine
McGovern John, pensioner, Macaulay
east
McGowan Archibald,
North Hess
McGowan Patrick, butcher, 2 Margaret
McGrath Edward, waggonmaker, 41
South James, h 11 Hunter
McGrath Han, laborer, York
MeGrath Michacl, laborer, Canada
McGrath Patrick, laborer, 42 Robinson
McGregor Duncan, carriagemaker, King
west :
McGregor George M., manager Co-
operative store, 7 Market sq, h Cannon
McGregor M., clerk, bds at 7 Cannon
east
McGregor Thomas, moulder, 88 North
John
machinist, 77
rina
McDonald Mrs. E. A., wid John A., 162
James
McGuigen Mrs. Catherine, wid Felix,
74 North Caroline
McKay Peter, tailor, 107 James
McKay Robert, plasterer, 82 504
Caroline
McKay Wm., watchmaker, 97 H
MeKay William, wool merchant,
11 Bold
McKEAND ARCHIBALD, banker and
broker, insurance and general pasig
agent, 11 North James, h 84 Soul
James
McKeand George, 88 South Bay
MeKeand James C., foreman Carbone
Co., Victoria av :
McKeand T, R., clerk Canadian Bais
of Commerce —
McKee John, hotelkceper, 59 Soul
John ere.
McKee Mrs. Margaret, wid W illiam, |
West av
McKee William, porter, 51 East Hunt
McKeend James C., manager oil wors
Victoria av san
McKeever Jas., laborer, 16 West ( np
MeKelvy Samuel, laborer, 101 Bol
South James
nW R., OS Loco
Laughlin Anth
Jorth Bay
(Laughlin James
Bay |
Laughlin Miss E]
105 North
q ghlin Ths., n
edn Alexander,
vein George, g}
atherine
Lean J hn, labo:
Lean William, eg
horth ae
eLellan Donat
40 Donald,
West :
i ighs
Lenna
os n Alexand
MeNah
pennan Kenneth
ennan Janes
Aiden lane
Bis
Vike]
(Proviver orMigyranro.]
rniture dealer, SMMyeKenly captain John, 549 South
Wellington ¢
bs Kenne Jobn E., barrister,
south, h 51 Wellington i
McKenna Morris, laborer, 247 King
William i
foKennis Duncan, salesman, 127 Hunter
feKenzie Alexander, shoemaker, 74
Merrick
cKenzie
at, wid James, James
South James
nist, 74 King Wat
t, 142 North Bay
ig Waiter cist
Andrew D., of Matches &
ie, 39 Cherry
J. [., of Kerr, Brown & MeKen-
nie, South MeNab cor Bold
{eKenzie John, laborer, bds at 4 West
Main
Kenzie John, messenger Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Kenzie Kenneth, commercial travel-
grocer, 75 Pak
125 King vast
pds at Little Peel
er, mason, 4 Well
elerk, 4 Wellingtea
LOMAS, — manager
it Co.,09 North pak
achinist, 222 North
: & Mackay, wool and flax
3, boys school, % brokers and insurance agents, 9 King
Mrs. Jane, wid William, 95
gion
Mes. Janet, 82 Hughson
vey. J.G., ch of England, 162
orer, Davennort
Santord, Melunes§
h John
SRS & CO.,, whol
hn south
Canadian manufas
1 John
nes Brothers & Co
James
cKenzie Thomas H., of McKenzie &
MacKay, Dundas
cKeowa Hugh, saddler, 81 South John
B
{cKeown Jolin, barrister, &e., Commer- |
cial buildings, South James
HeKeown Jolin, laborer, 83 Simeoe east
cKerlie Mrs. Loretta, wid Daniel, 50
Gore ‘
eKibben Wm., watchman, 16 West av
cKichan Heney F., paper bag manu-
facturer, 79 Hast Hunter
Kichan J. R., paper bag manufaetu-
A rer 4 South McNab
ggin Nicholas, plasterer, 12 West
esman, 127 Hunter
van, Cressmaxer a
inna, wid Duneas
lermaker, 180 Car
Ider, Inchberry
r, 155 King William
yoilermaker, 28 Mun 7s
eKillop Archibald, commercigl] tra vel
ler, 107 Rast Hunter
ines, wid James, I
len, wid Peter, t
mith, 28 York
roprietor Victor te @ATs sa
propi James, machinist, 43 Napier
Vy John, laborer, 323 North John
eKINSTRY HENRY, manager Royal
Canadian bank, 74 Park north
vin) captain John, 49 Wellington
Kittrick Samuel, laborer, 280 King
West
Knight John W., bookkeeper, 99
Mary
cLaren James, grocer, 235 North John
and 38 East Simeoe
Laren Mrs, Jane,
South James ,
eLaren Wm., shoemaker, 97 West av
Laughlin Alexander, engine driver
a P., 68 Locomotive —
tLaughlin Anthony, labore
yi be . . r
North Bay :
Laughlin James, moulder, 157 North
ay ‘
Laughlin Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker,
rth Hughson ,
q iin Ths., moulder, 131 Rebecca
n Alexander, clerk, 1 Augusta
t
tonemason, * Boll
and job printer aig
farket cor MeNab
< City hall,o0 Nutt
st Main |
hy, West Maiden
y north
of works foremal
107 James wid William P.,
asterer, 2 Sontdy
maker, 97 Hughsia
1
opehant, M0,
bh] mercha 240
3ALD, banker am
nd general past?
ames, h 84 508
k South Bay
Foreman Carbon 0
ic Canadian DUMBER Catherine
(Lean John, laborer, 162 Nantes
— William, carpenter, 8305 McNab
eLellan Dona} ben P pe
el nald, bookseller, 28 King
Keeper, 59 Sout
t, wid William, 3
er, 51 East Hunte
Lennan Alex . 1 ‘
' anager oil work! NeYah Alexander, helper, 182 North
cLennan K
einin Kenneth, 3 Ferguson ay
‘Man Janie tan
h anies ner (i
Maiden lane? r, 140 East
West Cant
j
ie 101 Bold
orer,
1 ‘
an George, shoemaker, 49 South |
DOMINION 387 DIRECTORY.
McLennan William, saddler, 101 Re-
becca
McLeod Angus, moulder,
Caroline
McLeod Charles, dyer, 115 James
McLeod John, clerk, 59 Charles
McLeod Oliver, blacksmith, 41 North
Bay
North McNab
becea
MeMahon Elward,
King William ie
McMahon Hugh, carpenter, 44 Welling-
ton
McMahon Isaac, saloonkeeper, 7 Market
se
Mohtahion Jeremiah, moulder, 55° East
Maiden lane
| McMahon John, clerk, 18 Cannon east
MeMahon John, laborer, Catherine
MeMahon John, laborer, Wilson
McMahon Wilham F., watehmaker, &6
| King east, bds at Henry
} MeMan William, 87 West av
MeManamie William, constable,
| Napier
MeMann James, Wellington
MeMannamy = Patrick, laborer, 55
Catharina
McManus James, shoemaker, 17 Cath-
cart
MeManne John, agent, 97 North John
MeMeekin Win., machinist, 37) Market
MeMenemy Alexander, detective, 65
North Locke
MeMenemy James, of Mathews & Co.,
128 West ay
MeMenemy John, 226 Barton east
MeMenemy William, laborer, 220 Barton
east
MeMichael Isaac,
Napier
| MeMicking Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas,
96 North Catharine
MeMillan James, agent, 122
William
MeMillan John, grocer, 210 King east
McMillan Mrs. Jessie, wid Archibald,
37 North Bay
McMILLAN WILLIAM, wood purchas-
ing agent G.W.R., Hughson, h 63
South MeNab
MeMullen John, cooper, 142 North John
McNab Archibald, porter, 9 West Hunter
McNab Charles, commercial traveller,
bds at 7 Cannon east
McNab David, clerk, Elgin
MeNab Street Presbyterian church, rev,
David Inglis, McNab
114
King
| McNair Samuel, inspector weights and
measures, h 87 West av
MON eon Alexander, 24 North Ca-
roline
| McNeil John, laborer, 142 North Catha-
rine
McNeil Miss Mary A., school teacher,
17 Cherry
MeNeil Robert, brass finisher, 13 Loco-
motive
McNicholl John, leborer, 335 North
James
MecNiece Mrs. Mary, wid William, 117
McNab
MeNoah Thomas,
North Bay
MecNough Patrick, seaman, 50 Guise
McNulty Michael, laborer, Strachan east
McPhail James, shoemaker, 11 Charles
McPhail John, butcher, 83 East Hunter
tavernkeeper, 92
leather dealer, 54 |
MeLoughlin Garrett, laborer, 131 Re-|
stloonkeeper, 28 |
|
|
|
|
|
| McLeod Robert, gardener, bds at 53 Gore
MeLiece Mrs, Mary, wid William J., 117]
McNab William, seaman, 42 Burlington |
Hamuton,
McPhee Donald, plumber, 65 James
South, h 11 North Hess
84 North | McPherson John, of John McPherson &
Co,, 12 South Hess
McPherson Donald, confectioner, 744
King west, h 17 Park
McLeod Mrs, Elizabeth, dyer, 115 James | McPHERSON JOHN, & CO., wholesale
manufacturers of boots and shoes, 51
and 53 King east
McPherson Laughlin,
North park
MePherson Mrs. Agnes K.,wid Wiliam,
249 James north
McPhie Donald, plumber and gasfitter,
65 South James, h Hess
MePhie Miss Mary, school teacher, 20
Kast Hunter
Me(Juesten Calvin, M.D., West Maiden
lane cor MeNab
Me(Quillin Peter, hatmaker, 110 West av
Me(uillin Robert, carter, 110 West av
McRae Colin, dry goods, 40 James, h 78
Ferguson av :
McRae David, laborer, North Hughson
McRae Edward, wheelwright, 11 East
Uunter
MeRoberts John, moulder, 76 Mary
MeSherry Thomas, tailor, 108 East Mai-
den lane
plasterer, 86
| MeStravick Henry, 104 West av
aces Patrick, moulder, 148 North
say
MeVetie John, laborer, 219 East Barton
McVey Mrs. Isabella, wid) William, 267
McNab north
McVicar Angus, tinsmith, 14 Spring
McWhirter Mrs. Margaret, 37 North
Catherine
MeWilliams Robert, 273 MeNab north
Maddock James, laborer, 56 Ferrie west
Maddocks George, blacksmith, 54 Loco-
motive
Maenke Frederick, finisher,241 King east
east
Macnke Herman, tailor, 227 King east
Maenke John, laborer, 225 King east
Magann George, of G, Magann & Co.,
26 Sheatte
Magann George, & Co., chemists and
druggists, | Market sq
Magann Mrs, Mary, wid Daniel, 26
Sheaffe
Magee William, feed store, 198 James
Magen Christopher, butcher, 10 James
Street market
Maggarll Mrs, Susan, wid Francis, 16
O'Reilly
MAGILL CHARLES, M.P., carpets and
floor cloths, 76 King east, h cor Main
and James
Magill George, 48 North Catharine
Magill Samuel, carpenter, East Main
| Mahany William,laborer, 110 Catharina
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, 53 Catharina
Mahoney Daniel, quarryman, 113 Wal-
nut
Mahoney Daniel, turnkey at the gaol
Mahoney James, seaman, 258 Hughson
north
MAHONY JOHN C., importer, manu-
facturer and dealer in boots and shoes,
26 King, h 31 Catharine north
Mahoney Martin, seaman, 12 Wood
west
Mahony Michael, 111 Park north
Mahony Mrs. Catherine, wid John, 2
Wood west
Main Alexander, ropemaker, 231 Hugh-
son north
Mairty Patrick, laborer,
buildings, South James
Maitland James, laborer, 198 King Wil-
liam °
Maitland Stewart, painter, 21 Spring
Commercjal
| | i
} 4 j
| a
Bei
r §
Vf q
it
HamILTon.
Malamphy Thos., engine driver G.W.R.,
82 North Hess
Malary William, old clothes dealer, 103
South John
Malcolm James, accountant, 110 Caro-
line south
Maleolm John, carpenter and joiner,
Market, h Queen
Malcolm John, foreman of wateyworks,
116 North John
Malcolm John, saloon, 37 North McNab
Malcolmson captain James, 138 North
McNab
Malcolmson George, shipowner, 266
North McNab
Malcolmson James, laborer, Hughson
norih
Malcolmson John, carpenter, 27 North
Queen
Malcolmson John, shipowner, 26 Ferrie
Malcolmson John C., laborer, 300
Hughson north
Malcolmson Samuel 8., engineer, 16
Ferrie west
Malcolmson Stewart, 264 North MeNah
Malins Wm., carter, 251 King William
Mallen George, farmer, 98 South Ca-
tharine
Malloch Archibald Edward, M.D.
Mallock Mrs, Elizabeth, wid ‘Thomas,
32 Bay
Mallon John, laborer, East Hannah
Mallory Eli H., manager Canada Feit
Hat Co., 38 North Catharine
Mallory William, second hand clothing,
103 South John ;
Malone Michael, laborer, 128 North
Catharine
Maloney Mrs. Catherine, store, McNab
Maloy Tames, laborer, Catharine
Maltus Leonard, cabinetmaker, 34 North
Caroline
Manay Wm., laborer, 48 King William
Manchbridge George, clerk, bds at
1 Augusta
Manchester hotel, James Forest, pro-
prietor, North Bay
Manfeld Charles, tavernkeeper, 84
King east
Manher James, laborer, 21 Ferrie west
Mann Henry, laborer, 20 North Pearl
Mann Thomas, moulder, bds at 65 North
John
Mann William, carpenter, 31 South
Pearl
Manning Frederick, mason, 111 Hast
Maiden lane
Manning Frederick, moulder, 227 King
east
Mansfield George, laborer, 75 North
Hess
Manson Mrs. Jane, wid William, 64
Walnut
Manson W., clerk Canadian Bank of
Commerce, bds at 64 Walnut
Maple Leaf hotel, John Miller, proprie-
tor, 113 James
MARBLE HALL RESTAURANT, Wil-
liam Hurston, proprietor, 48 James
Marin Michael, laborer, 31 Sheafte
Marks Edward, moulder, 84 South John
Marlatt Stafford D., of P. W. Dayfoot
& Co., 61 Queen west
Marriot William, laborer, 67 Napier
Marriott Henry, laborer, 136 North Bay
Marriott Thomas, teamster, 31 Napier
Mars Alexander, of Lawson, McCulloch
& Co., King east
MARSDEN THOMAS, carver, gilder
and picture frame maker, manufac-
turer of washable gilt moulding, 54
James north, h 134 Park north
Marsh David, bookkeeper, 20 Margaret
Marsh Wm., laborer, 136 North McNab
DOMINION 3888
Marshall George, laborer G.W.R., 144
North John
Marshall James, clerk G.W.R., 39 North
Caroline
Marshall John,foreman Carbon Oil Co.,
228 Barton east
Marshall John, laborer G.W.R., 47
South Pearl
Marshall Jos., carpenter, 54 North Bay
Marshall Mrs, Ann, wid Joseph, grocer,
65 Pearl
Marshall Thomas, boilermaker, 184
North McNab
Marshall Thos,, saloon, 74 South John
Marshall Thomas, tailor, 33 Napier
Marshall Wm., bookkeeper, 133 South
John
Marston Rich, faney goods, 176 James
Martin Arch., laborer, 31 Wellington
Martin Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 82
West Main
MARTIN & BRUCE, barristers at law
and solicitors in chancery, 5 King
west
MARTIN & CARSCALLEN, barris-
ters, notaries, &c, are highly
recommended for making prompt
collections in all parts of Ontario,
cor King and James
Martin Edward, of Martin & Bruce,
Upper James
Martin Edward, stonecutter, 10 Wel-
lington
Martin George, carter, 17 South Locke
Martin Hubert, leather and findings
and lager beer saloon, 3 King Wil-
liam, h 121 York
Martin J. B., proprietor Shakspeare
hotel, Market sq
Martin Jas., confectioner, 83 King west
Martin John, laborer, 154 Park north
Martin John, mason, 101 King William
Martin John, moulder, Cannon west
Martin John, salesman, 9 Elgin
Martin Mrs. Ann, wid James, 7 Cherry
Martin Mrs, Margaret, wid William, 95
Mary
Martin Philip, provisions, cor John and
King William
Martin Richard, of Martin & Carscallen,
Upper John
Martin Thomas, 5 Grove
Martin William D., fitter, 63 Catherine
Maruska Anth., stonecutter, 103 George
Masett Michael, agent, 10 Mary
Mason Christopher, laborer, Emerald
Mason Edw.,, engine driver, 37 Florence
Mason James, moulder, 69 York
MASON JOHN J., accountant and offi-
cial assignee, 3 King west, h 29 North
Catharine
Mason Joseph, wireworker and white-
smith, 96 King east
Mason Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker, 122
West av
Mason Thomas, hatter and furrier, 13
North James
Mason Walter, machinist, 195 North
Hughson
Massey John, conductor G.W.R., 172
North Mary
Masterson James, laborer, 126 North
Catharine
Mastison James, laborer, 126 North
Catherine
Matches John B., of Matches & Mc-
Kenzie,-cor Barton and Ferguson av
MATCHES & McKENZIE, clothiers and
gentlemen’s mercers, 10 King west
Matheson Jas., laborer, 126 North Mary
Matheson John, foreman Mackay’s wharf,
25 Guise
Mathias D, S., superintendent Hamilton
rolling mills, 131 Cannon west
DIRECTORY.
[PaRovinog og
— eee neha
Mathews George H.
35 Market . 1 ee
Mathews J., of Mathews & Co, Cy
non east
MATHEWS J. & CO,, painter
glaziers, paperhangers, &e., 19 My
Mathews J. B., livery stable, 33 Mark
h 35 Market : a,
Matthews George, printer, 138
William panes 5
Matthews John BP. shoemak
King William =” ake,
Matthews Mrs, Jane, wid George,
North Catharine '
Mattice James H., bookkeeper, bdsat
North Wellington ;
Maunder Richard, carpenter, 58 Rober
Maxwell Henry, laborer, Poulette
Maxwell James, 332 North Hughsoy
Maxwell James, tinsmith, Victoria ay
Maxwell Thomas, 25 Margaret
May Miss Mary A., Mountain brow
Mayhew Edward, carpenter, 4 Ry
Main
Mead Thomas, carpenter, 87 Welling
ton
Meade Miss Sarah, 143 William
Meadows Samuel, cabinetmaker,
South Caroline
Meakins Charles W., of Meakins & Song
176 King east
Meakins Charles W., jun., of Meakinsg
Sons, 176 King east —
Meakins George H., machinist, 16 Cath
cart
Meakins Jonathan M., of Meakin: §
Sons, 176 King east
MEAKINS & SONS, wholesale bru
manufacturers, 176 King east
Mechanics hall, 33 North James
MECHANICS INSTITUTE AND PU
LIC HALL, Alexander Rutherfa
superintendent, 39 James north
Medley Thomag, clerk, bds at Tecumel
hotel, James North
Meikle James, clerk, 25 Maria
Meikle W., & Co., manufacturers agent
36 John
MEIKLE W., & CO., mannfaetw
wholesale agents, and dealers i
grain, butter, hops and other produ
on commission, office and warero0n
36 John north
Meikle William, of W. Meikle & Co
John
Meinke Fred., moulder, 241 King east
Meinke Herman, tailor, 227 King ei
Meinke John, laborer, 225 King east
Mellon John, mason, Nightingale
Mellon William, mason, Nightingale
Meneilley William J.,tinsmith, 107 Nort
McNab .
Menard Peter, glass blower, 3 Pict
west Se
Mendon L. C., sewing machines, #
North James
Menzies George, second teller Bank 0
British North America,22 East Huntel
Menzies John, laborer, 257 North Jams
Mercer Birtwistle, tailor, 58 West Hu
ter :
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA
James Bancroft, manager; David
Kemp, accountant, South James
Main ;
Meredith John Stanley, teller Merch
Bank of Canada, bds at Royal hot
61 James ‘
Meredith Jas, S., commission merch!
39 South James cor East Maiden la
Mereness Orville, shoemaker, 119 Ca
non east ; ;
Merges Mrs. Fanny, wid Peter,
ing house, 7 Florence
West Main
ery William,
ssett Michae
leston Charles
and 82 York
tealf Christa
Bay
ETCALF JO}
Hughson, h 5;
ethodist Epis
Beame, John
letropolitan sé
prietor, 53 No
ewburn T. C.,
lever Alexande
North Cathar
levers Joseph, ]
levers M., tailor
Maiden lane
HICHIGAN CE
A. MeKeand, :
ickie James, bo
hotel, 61 Jame
iddlewood Mr:
110 North Bay
idgley George,
idwinter Job,eal
idwinter Josep
Locke
iibee James, ro
born Robert,
Hannah
burn John, da
les Miss Prude
ies William, la
ar Robert C,,
‘atherine
filler Alexander,
I Christophe
108
Edgar G,, b
ler Francis, ea
Hier (reo., police
filler Hugh, labo
lier James, lahe
Her James, lal:
er John, propri
13 James
Hiller John, salesy
iller John, tailor
ler Joseph, or
outh park
er as, wid Fi
Hier Mrs, Cathe
Pe ther
ller rey, Robert,
§9 King Willian
ler Robert, eng
hortl,
aller Samuel, MI
ller Thomas, cle
lligon Ths., labo
3 wheres, groc
8 George, oat
lark et ee
Is Geo. H., bari:
LLS HON, SA\
cor York
lls Isaac, insura
North John
$ James, bute]
Market, h 349 N¢
ills James II, sol
ess
lls John, manufa
John, jun., el
S403, dry goor
ills Joseph, hatter
ames, h 96 Jam
i Nelson, South
ills Ro ert, Carpe)
”
kW
lis W illiam, carp
Steven’
oe
vy
[ Provines ,
NTARIO. |
+) post office man George, shoemaker, bds at 4
ain
vee iliam, collector, 14 Charles
sett Michael, Bible agent, 72 Mary
ton Charles, flour and feed store, 30
and 32 York
tealf Christopher, carter, 35 North
Bay
PTCALF JOSEPH, auditor G.W.R.,
Hughson, h 53 Ferguson av
ethodist Episcopal church, rev. A.
Beame, John . :
etropolitan saloon, Wm, Noble, pro-
prietor, 53 North James :
ewburn T, C,, 148 West Main
lever Alexander, tinsmith, bds at 44
North Catharine
eyers Joseph, laborer, 235 King east
vers M,, tailor, 8 North MeNab, h East
Maiden lane
SCHIGAN CENTRAL RATLROAD,
A. MeKeand, agent, 11 James North.
ickie James, bookkeeper, bds at Royal
hotel, 61 James
iddlewood Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph,
110 North Bay
idgley George, bootmaker, 174 James
idwinter Job,carpenter,153 Park north
thews & Co, 6
CO,, painters
mers, &e., 12 Marke
'y stable, 33 Mark
printer, 138 Kj
*,, Shoemaker, ij
ie, Wid George, §
pokkeeper, bdsat
n
‘urpenter, 58 Robert
rorer, Poulette
2 North Hughson
smith, Victoria ar
5 Margaret
Mountain brow
carpenter, 4 Bag
rpenter, 87 Welling
143 William
, cabinetmaker,
., Of Meakins & Son
hee James, roller, 81 North Caroline
ilhorn Robert, tailor, 14 Hughson, h
fannah
burn John, laborer, 829 Barton east
2 . les Miss Prudence, Wentworth
? ra of Meakins GAhies William, laborer, Wellington
NS, wholesale bru Beane: C,, clerk, bds at 37 North
76 King east iller Alexander, laborer, William
North James er Christopher, laborer, 803 North
TITUTE AND PUB James
exander Rutherfor er Edgar G,, butcher, 31 West Stuart
39 James north Mller Francis, carpenter, 8 Spring
ck, bds at Tecums er Geo., police constable, West 37 av
rth ler Hugh, laborer, r Wilson
Hk, 25 Maria er James, laborer, Greig
anufacturers agenyailler James, laborer, 48 Walnut
iller John,proprietor Maple Leaf hotel,
113 James
ler John, salesman, 94 King west
ler John, tailor, 3 Kelly
Mer Joseph, ornamental painter, 9
South park
iller Mrs, wid Felix, 237 King east
iller Mrs, Catherine, wid Andrew, 58
Ferguson av
ller rev. Robert, Episcopal methodist,
89 King William
llet Robert, engine driver, 56 Park
hortl,
ler Samuel, M.D,
ler Thomas, clerk G.W.R., Inchberry
lligon Ths,, laborer, 62 Maiden lane>
lls Charles, grocer, 142 Rast Main
ls George, gardener, James Street
Er
S\eo. H., barrister, Main,h 73 George
LLS HON, SAMUEL, North Queen
cor York
lls Isaac, insura 7
Is Isaac, ance agent, bds at 5:
North John ei a
lls James, butcher, 21 James Street
parket, h 349 North John
# James IL, solicitor, cor Main and
ls John, manufacturer, 54 Gore
John, Jun. clerk, 54 Gore
f s ony dry goods, 96 South James
3 Joseph, hatter and furrier, 7 North
ies, h 96 James
et) South Queen cor George
B. wOobert, carpenter, 298 ;
8 William, tartan upest on
Steven : sd ec
., jun, of Meakins@
Hust
, machinist, 16 Cath
manufacti
i
s, and dealer i
»s and other produ
ffice and wareroon
W. Meikle & 0
der, 241 King east
ilor, 227 King ett
er, 225 King east
, Nightingale
hson, Nightingale
.tinsmith, 107 Nort
ks blower, 3 Piel’
wing machines,
ond teller Bank 0
spiea,22 Bast Hunter
ler, 257 North Jame
ilor, 58 West Hut
INK OF CANADA
manager; Davi
t, South James (of
ey, teller Merchants
bds at Royal hott
mission mert! an!
hy Kast Maiden lt
hoemaker, 119
wid Peter, 004”
pnce
DOMINION
Mills William, carriage trimmer, 22
North Pearl
Mills William, laborer, 36 East Simcoe
Mills William H., 151 West Main
Milne Alexander, carpenter, 5 Catharina
Milne Alexander, grocer, 190 King east
Milne James, gardener, 108 South
Caroline
ag daa of Burrow, Stewart &
Co.,, Pee
Milne Robt., photographer,18 West Main
Milne William,deputy sheriff and gaoler,
Court house, Main
Milroy Robert, banker, 90 South James
Milsom John, blacksmith, 38 Colborne
Mine Jas., moulder, 174 North Catharine
Minken John, laborer, 241 King east
Minnes James, blacksmith, 68 South
Caroline
Minnes Thomas, blacksmith, 74 North
McNab, h 66 North McNab
MINTY FRANCIS C., of Taylor &
Minty, 27 South Wellington
Mitchell A. A., whitewasher, 43 Florence
Mitchell Alexander, collector, 186 King
William
Mitchell Alfred, saddle
maker, 25 North James
Mitchell Chs., foreman, 28 South Queen
Mitchell Daniel, printer, 77 East Maiden
lane
Mitchell David, shoemaker, 147 East
Main
Mitchell Edward, teller Canadian Bank
of Commerce, 136 King William
Mitchell Francis, glass blower, 221
James
Mitchell George, trackman G.W.R., 108
Cannon
Mitchell James, bailiff, 28 O'Reilly
Mitchell John, alderman, 27 West Main
Mitchell John, stonemason, 172 North
McNab
Mitchell Jos., plasterer, 48 Ferguson ay
Mitchell & Laing, grocers, 80 King west
MITCHELL THOMAS, manufacturer
of brooms, brushes, whisks, rope,
wood and willow ware, 31 King east,
h 138 East Main
Mitchell Thos., machinist,33 Park south
Mitchell Thos. F., of Mitchell & Laing,
Main
Mitchell Wm., machinist,84 North Locke
Mitchell William M., glass blower, 9
East Murray
Moffatt John, tailor, 10 South James
Moffat Robert, carpenter,118 North Bay
Mohr William, melodeon maker, 83 East
Main
Molloy Thomas, grocer, 227 James
Moloney Ed., seaman, 272 North McNab
Moloney Mrs, Catherine, wid Patrick,
265 North McNab
Molzan Chs., shoemaker, 89 King east
Monahan Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, 50
Catharina
Monger David, laborer, 169 Rebecca
Monk William, tax collector, Florence
Monteith John, moulder, 37 North Car-
oline
Montgomery John, 116 Napier
Montgomery Robert, trunkmaker, bds
at 4 West Main
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
CO., head office, Montreal ; George
A. Young, agent, cor James and
Merrick. See Adv (ALLAN Ling) page
Sacing first cover»
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Geo.
Black, manager, 12 South James, h
11 Murray ; William J. Ussery, ope-
rator Branch office, North McNab
Moodie John, fancy goods, 38 King west,
h George
and harness
889 DIRECTORY.
HAMILTON:
Moodie P, H,, teacher Grammar school,
West Main cor Caroline
Moody Chs, W., matmaker, 28 Guise
Moody Robert W., clerk, 117 Bast Maid-
en lane
Moore —, 14 Napier
Moore —, chemist and druggist, 33 West
Maiden lane
Moore Alexander H., bank clerk,43 Duke
Moore Arthur, laborer, 28 East av
Moore D., & Co., King west, foundry 110
North Catharine
MOORE & DAVIS, land and general
agents, 2 King William
Moore Dennis, of D. Moore & Co., 12
Hannah
Moore Edward, bookkeeper,
Tecumseh hotel, James
Moore Edward H., clerk, 30 Gore
Moore Frederick, of Williamson & Co,,
North Catherine
Moore George, carpenter, 181 King east
Moore George, laborer,123 North McNab
Moore George, laborer G.W.R., 96 North
Bay
Moore George, seaman, 343 N orth
Moore Hugh, yardsman G.W .R
North Bay
Moore James, commercial traveller, 30
Gore
Moore James E., herbalist, 180 King
William
Moore John, of Bowman & Moore, bds
at 51 Park north
Moore John, license inspector, 483 Duke
Moore John, machinist,232 North MeNab
Moore John Henry, of Bowman & Moore,
Park
Moore Lawrence, laborer, 326 York
Moore Lyman, of Lyman Moore & Brier-
ley, Palmerson terrace, 33 West Mai-
den lane
Moore Lyman, & Brierley, chemists and
druggists, 14 King east
Moore Mrs. Alicia, wid Edward, 30 Gore
Moore Mrs, Elizabeth, trader, James
Street market, h King William
Moore Mrs. Jane, wid Samuel, 183 North
Hughson
Moore Mrs. Mary, wid John, 78 West
Main
Moore Mrs. Caroline, broker, 138 King
east
Moore Owen, brickmaker, 302 King west
Moore Peter, laborer, 60 Robert
Moore 8. C., canvasser, 75 East Hunter
Moore Samuel J., machine shop, North
Mary, 89 Cannon east
Moore William, steward, 15 West Stuart
Moore William J., machinist, 120 East
Maiden lane
Moore William P., of Moore & Davis, 18
Wellington
Moran Edward, 315 York
Moran James, carpenter, Jones
Moran Michael, laborer, 195 James
Moran Mrs. Ellen, wid Edw., 265 York
Moran Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel, 202 North
Catharine
Moran Thos., blacksmith, 76 North Bay
Moran William, proprietor Terrapin
saloon, 16 King west
Morden John, proprietor
hotel, 53 Merrick
Morden Wellington, grain huyer, 17
Catharina
Morgan Alfred, salesman, 71 West Main
MORGAN BROTHERS, millers, 27
South John
Morgan Charles E., clerk, cor Ferguson
av and Henry
Morgan Richard, carriage trimmer, 13
North park
bds at
Flamboro
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t 4 | ij
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oh
t it
Bia
\ le
it an
ae
| 1 ere
!
HAmILTon,
Morgan Robert, of Morgan Brothers,
115 Kast Main
Morgan W., of Morgan Brothers, 49
Kost main
Morgenroth Mrs, Henrietta, wid G., inn-
keener, 289 York
7," Kugene, shoemaker, 7) Maiden
ane
Morn John, blacksmith, 76 North Bay
Morn Mes. Ellen, wid Edward, 205 York
Morris & Brother, groceries, flour and
feed, 21 Wellington
Morvis George, butcher, 23 James Street
market, h 18 South Locke
Morris Henry, bookkeeper, 210 King
William
Morris Henry, laborer, 106 Catharina
Morris John, hutcher, 16 South Locke
Morris John, flour and feed store, 40
York, h 19 South Pearl
Morris John M.,grocer,161 North MeNab
Morris Philip, provision dealer, 129
North John
Morria Thomas, of Morris & Brother,
26 Wellington
Morris William, of Morris &
17 South Pearl
Morris William, patternmaker, 30 South
Queen
Morrisburgh Mrs., wid John, 101 North
John
Morrison Alexander, laborer, 20 East av
Morrison Donald, carpenter, 50 Locomo-
tive
Morrison Ferdinand, Queens Arms, York
Morrison Geo., machinist, 33 Picton west
Morrison Hughson, shoemaker, 74 Maria
Morrison J. l., tinsmith, 9 North John,
h 65 East Hunter
Morrison James, policeman, Catharina
cor Aurora
Morrison Ths., grocer, 86 South John
Morvissey Mrs, Margaret, wid Michael,
211 King east
Morvow Charles, mason, 58 Wilson
Morrow James, laborer, 35 Kelly
Morrow William, laborer, 13 Cathcart
Morton David, soap and candle factory,
Emerald, h Main
Morton George, laborer, 41 Augusta
Morton Thomas, 153 North MeNab
Morton W.,, shipwright,274 North James
Mosby Joseph, hairdresser, 17 Hughson
Moses Jas., blacksmith, 35 North Queen
Moses John, cigarmaker, 66 North John
Moses Myers, tailor, 51 South John
Moses Thomas, engine driver G.W.R., 55
Locomotive
MOSS JOHN, mechanical accountant
G.W.R., Hughson, h 4 Cannon east
Mossman Mark, shoemaker, 23 Gore
Moston John, tinsmith, bds at 53 Gore
Mostyn John, of Farley & Mostyn, Gore
Mothersbraw James, tinsmith, 24 Can-
non west
Mottashed John,shoemaker, 13 Hughson
Mottashed Jos., shoemaker, 25 West av
MOTTRAM J. HH. IL, general commis-
sion agent and agent Globe Printing
Co., Toronto, 31 North James, h 46
Hannah east
Moulder George, keeper Dundurn castle,
York
Monnt Zion church, Wesleyan, rev. W. J.
Hunter and rev James Hannon, min-
isters, 174 Napier
Mountain View hotel, Charles Price,
proprietor, James south
Mowat William, carpenter, 85 Mary
Moves William, boiler tool smith, 47
Cannon west
Moves Mias, millinor, 162 King east
Brother
Mue!}or Charles &., orianiental painter,
35 Cherry
Mugridge Charles W., of Mugridge &
Co., TL George
Mugridge & Co,, broom factory, 23 Can-
non east
Muir James, clerk, 17 Wood enst
Muiv James, night watchman, 3 St
Lawrence ay
Muir Johu, hatmaker, 17 Wood east
Muir Mrs, Adelaide, 65 South Hughson
MUIR WILLIAM K,, general superin-
tendent G.W.R,, Hughson, h Cannon
east
Muirhead Walter, butcher, 2 James
Street market
Muleahy Mrs, Bridget, wid Michael, 201
North Catharine
Mullin James, 123 Bast Main
Mullin John A,, M.D., 121 James North
Mullin Peter, seaman, 872 North James
Muncey Robt, clerk G.W.R., Wellington
Munday Miss L. 8., school teacher, 73
Kast Main
Munday W. T., agent American Mer-
chants Union Express Co,, 52 Merrick
Munday William G., landing waiter
custom house, 237 North MeNab
Mundell James, bookkeeper, 82 Soult
Catherine
Mundie Mrs. Margaret, wid William, 81
West av
Mundy Henry, blacksmith, bds 44 North
Catherine
MUNDY MARK, druggist, James, h 153
North Catherine
Munro Cohen J., tinsmith, 150 King
William
MUNRO & HENDERSON, tailors and
clothiers, 28 King
Munro Hugh, grocer, 236 James
Munro James, of Munro & Henderson,
47 Charles
Munro James, laborer, 46 North Bay
Munro John, laborer, 276 North Hugh-
son
Munro major Henry D.,46 South Caroline
Munro Mrs. Catherine, wid Alexander
boarding house, 53 Gore
Munro Mrs. Margaret, wid captain, 71
South Hughson
Munro Mrs. Marsella,dressmaker, 18 Vine
Munro Mrs. Mary, wid John, 150 King
William
Munro R. H., of Proudfoot & Munro
Munroe Robert, fireman G.W.R., 75 Na-
pier
Munsie Herbert, bookkeeper, 22 Wilson
Munzinger J. M., bookbinder, 19 York
Mardoch John, grocer, 39 Kast Simcoe,
and 245 North John
MURISON GHORGE, mayor, builder,
Victoria
Murphy Edmund, tailor, Aurora
Murphy Hdw,, laborer, 295 North John
Marphy John, tailor, 115 South John
Murpky Lawrence, laborer, 69 Barton
West
Murphy Lawrence, laborer, 339 North
James
Murphy Matthew, laborer,223 West Main
Murphy Mrs.Ann, wid John, 32 Picton
west
Murphy Mrs, Ann, wid Martin, 85 North
John
Murphy Mrs. Bridget, wid Michael, r 59
York
Murphy Mes. Mary, wid Thomas, 4 St
Lawrence av
Murphy & Murray, grocers, 78 King east
Murphy Robert, machinisi, Sophia
Murphy Thos., laborer, Macauley east
Murphy William, carpenter, 89 West
Hunier
Muephy William, of Murphy & Murray,
59 Ferguson av
DOMINION 390 pIRnecTORY.
—
Murphy William, stonecutter, 87 Cathae
ring
MURRAY A,, & OO,, importers of dep
goods, mantles and millinery 18 King
Murray Alexander, of A. Mu THY & ry
‘ + Mut m7)
Arlo house, Main ’ a
Murvay Anthony, laborer, 184 King Wik
liam
MURRAY ©. R,, manager Canadign
Bank of Commerce, cor King and
Hughson, h South Janes 2
Murray Charles, clerk, 34 Hegg
Murray David, manager Rosedale pup
sery, 100 Ferguson av
Murray Dunean, mason, 3
Murray Hugh, of Murphy & Murray, o4
Ferguson av :
Murray John, laborer, North Bay
Murray John W,, foreman engineer, 23
Napier
Murray Michael, laborer, Strachan east
Murray Miss Helen, 208 Main
Murray Mrs, Catherine, 100 Hughson
Murray Mrs. E., wid William, 2 Grove
Murray Mrs. Eliza, wid Richard, 02 Maria
Murray Peter, 62 Robinson
Murray Thomas, carpenter, 23 O'Reilly
Murray W., agent, 14 Charles 7
Murray Win,, bookkeeper, 6:
Murton John W.,, of Murton & R
North Catharine
Murton Mrs. Maria, wid William, %
Hughsen
Murton Mrs. Mary, wid William, 1%
James
Murton & Reid, coal merehants, Ontario
coal yard, Guise, office 20 James
north
Murton Stephen J., bank clerk, James
Mutter Philip broker, 144 King east
Myatt Henry, 69 George
Myer William, cabinetmaker, 12 Charl
Myers Gcorge, laborer, 40 North Bay
Myers Hickman, shoemaker, 354 King
William
Myers Maurice, tailor,
lane
Myers William, laborer, 78 Bold
Myles Alfred, grain warehouse, 2
North Bay, h Victoria av
Myles Thomas, coal merchant, 9 South
Hughson, h Victoria av cor Hunte
Myres Joseph, laborer, 285 King sout
Nagle Edward, laborer, South
Nahan Mrs. Catharine, wid James, 8
Catharina P
Napier James, machinist G.W.R
West Main ;
Nash David, groom.r 20 North Catheria
Nash George, wheelwright, 39 Sheaff
Nash Henry, watehmaaG, WR, Canals
Nash Samuel, pork packer, 3 Market, bi
157 South John ;
Nash William, laborer, 4 Wilson ;
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
(U.S.A.) Livingston, Moore & (,
general agents for Canada; i
Robinson, manager, 14 King east
NATIONAL STHAMSIEP CO, &
MeKeand, agent, Li James.
Navell Alfred, cigarmaker, 32, Walnut
Neal Edward, storekeeper, 1 K ug Wik
liara, h 271 King west
T Sheatf
22 East Maiden
Nealin Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Thomas,
South Caroline -
Neilson John, porter, bds at 144 King!
west WR. If
Neligan Richard, carpenter G.W.R,
Peter
Neliigan Mrs. Margaret, W
Fervie east
Nelligen Mrs. Catherine, trader,
Strcet market, h James
id Joho, 3
James
[P2rovines op MMOvTARto.
A etna
Nelson Edward,
4 Cannon we
jelaon hotel, J
Market 8q
felson Mra. Mary
fess Thomas, for
feville Joseph, 0
‘i ville rev, 0) ’ |
West av
ow Henry, brich
ew Mrs, Eliza,
Main
ewherg Aaron,
John
vewberry Charle
Ne wher’ , 1
fewhigging Will
EWLOULD JOS.
vision dealer, 1!
few Connexion 1
George Brown,
Kew Dominion Ti
Kent, manager,
ewman Miss, 20
Newman Mis, Ha
Mary
hex William, carp
AM ielett Charles, b
h 41 Catharina
Nichol Peter, plan
icholas William,
ib
son Donald,
icholson Ed wavd
ficholson Kdward
Catharine north
ieholson Franklii
tion, 150 Park n
lson James, |
lson Peter, e1
icholson Richard
Catharine
icol Peter, plum
!
Woll James, stor
icho
ma
ert, ald
chant, 40 Fergus
Won Edward, baby
ixon Frank, cleck,
hon Mes, Dinah, wi
Jolin, stonee
le William, Met
billiard saloon, 5
lan James, pensi
wi a ie], 75 (
wan Michael, |,
Fellingtons si
' g
Man Owen, prop
ean hotel, 32
Stable, 56 King \
lan Thomas, labs
MM Wia., laborer, ¢
pon Patrick,
ington
loons ) rele 2
man Patric k, sho
mith John, labo:
John, bral
north
's. Catheriy
[?
Oris Thomas, cary
orth American hot
prietor, 56 Kin yV
\
RTH BRITISH
‘Hughson soutt
[Provinog or
ecutter, 87 Cathy
importers of dry
millinery, 18 King
A. Murray & C9,
rer, 184 King Wil
wager Canadiag
‘e, cor King and
James
c, 4 Hess
ver Rosedale pur
ay
on, 37 Sheaff
ply v Murray,
, North Bay
‘cman engineer, i
rer, Strachan east
3 Main
ie, 100 Hughson
William, 2 Grove
Y Richard, 02 Maria
jnson
penter, 23 O'Reilly
| Charles
eper, 62 Robingon
Murton & Reid, 2
wid William, %
wid William, 13
merehants, Ontario
, office 20 James
yank clerk, James
r, 144 King east
rge
tinker, 12 Charles
sr, 49 North Bay
emaker, 354 King
ir, 122 Kast Maiden
er, 78 Bold
h «Warehouse,
yria av
oy
0
merchant, 9 South
hia av cor Hunter
br, 235 King south
er, South
ne, wid James, 8
hinist G.W.R, 2le
20 North Catherine
Wright, ao Sheaffe
wiG.W.R,, Canada
9 Varka'
acker, 3 Market, &
y, 4 Wilson
NSU RANCE CO,
n, Moore & Co.
Cannda ; Edwatt
» 14 King east
MSIUP C0. 4
James.
raker, 32. Walaut
leper, Ll King Wik
pst ,
1, wid Thomas, 4
bds at MH King!
enter G.W.R, It
ret, wid Joho, #
ine, trader, Jane
mes
DNTARIO.
Nelson Kdward, commercial traveller,
i4 Cannon west i
‘lson hotel, J, Winekler, proprietor,
larket 3¢ , :
ise Mrs. Mary A,,wid John, r West av
fess Thomas, foreman, fT West Hunter
Joseph, machinist, Inchberry
eville J eh
D.D., eh of Bagland,
heville rev. i,.,
Vest av '
Au Henry, brickmaker, 228 West Main
cw Mes. Eliza, wid Daniel, 228 West
Main
feral Aaron, cigarmaker, 41 South |
John
‘owverry Charles E., of Humphrey &
Yewberry, 110 East Maiden lane
Kewhigging William, porter, 02 Cherry |
EWLOLD JOSEPH, grocer and pro-
vision dealer, 102 James
Yew Connexion methodist chureh, rev,
George Brown, 10 Main
ew Dominion Toilet Soap Co, E. R.,
Kent, manager, 84 King west
ewman Miss, 20 Mary
fewnan Mes, Harviet, wid James, 20
Mary
ex William, carpenter, 17 West av
ibelett Charles, barrister, South James,
h 41 Catharina |
ichol Peter, plumber, 17 North Queen
icholas William, Confectioner, 9 North |
McNab
icholson Donald, builder, 4 Duke
icholson Rdward, agent, 59 Mary
ieholson Edward, dealer in hides, 59 |
Catharine north
ielolson Franklin, clerk G.W.R. sta-
tion, 150 Park north
icholson James, faborer.03 West Main |
icholson Peter, engineer, 20 North Bay
icholson Richard, laborer, 208 North
Catharine
itol Peter, plumber G.W.R., 74 Vine
ieoll James, stonecutter, 205 North
John
end Beary, lager beer saloon, 63
ork
‘elson James, 55 West Maiden lane
Igora Chas, marblecutter, Emerald
ik! tig Jamies, laborer G.W.R., 46 Loco-
mouve
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DOMINION 891 DIRECTORY.«
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S 838,
LINE, Wm, Herman, agent, 48 King
east :
| NORTH SAMUEL, manufacturer of
patent drum heater and hot air fur.
naces, 60 North MeNab, h cor Sophia
and York
Northeott Joseph, machinist, 47 Pergu-
son ay
NORTHERN FIRE ASSURANCE CO.,,
A. F. Forbes, agent, Commercial
buildings, 20 South James
Northey Digory, 15 Wellington
Northey Frs,, 15 Wellington
Northey George, machine shop, King
William and 19 Wellington, h 15
Wellington
Northey Ths, machinist, 18 Wellington
Novthover Henry, cabinetmaker, 45
South John
Norton Wi, painter, 10 East Murray
Norway hotel, G. ©, Kludson, proprie-
tor, 35 West Stuart
Nowell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James,
North John
Noyes Jas., furniture dealer, 114 King
HAMILTON,
O'Neil Arthur, tailor, 56 South Jobn
O'Neil Darby, laborer, York
O'Neil James, laborer, 87 Wood east
O'Neil John, laborer, 82 Burlington
O'Neil Jolin, laborer, 150 Market
O'Neil John, laborer, 50 Walnut
| O'Neil John ©., of Hogan & O'Neil, 10T
Hughson
O'Neil Michael, laborer, York
O'Neil Mea., wid, 108 King William
O'Neil Patrick, cab driver, 66 Mulberry
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, 854 North John
O'Neil Richard, laborer, 284 North
Hughson
O'Neil Robert, teamster, 68 Wood east
O'Neil Thomas, blacksmith, Dundurn
(Neil Ths., laborer, 339 North Hughson
O'Neil Thomas, saddler, 154 Hughson
O'Reilly Charles, M.D, O.M., house sur-
geon City hospital, John cor Guise
O'Reilly James Edwin, of O'Reilly &
O'Reilly, 53 South Catherine
O'Reilly “Miles, Q. C., of O'Reilly. &
O'Reilly, The Willows, Catherine
south
OREN LY & O'REILLY, barristers,
cast, 154 King, h 156 King east
Nugent Thomas, laborer, 47 North Bay
Nugin Hugh, North John
Nuanin John, laborer, 13 Macauley
Nutt William, fitter G.W.R., 42 North
Locke
Nutthall A. J., dey goods,79 South John
O'Brien Heury, gunsmith, 71 South John
O'Brien James, 127 King William
O'Brien Jas., laborer, 248 North John
O'Brien James, moulder, 101 Elgin
O'Brien Michael, laborer, Barton
O'Brien Mrs, Ellen, wid Richard, 61
Catharina
O'Brien Mrs,
Catharina
O'Brien Mes. Mary, wid Luke, propri-
etress Wexford house, 127 and 12
King William
O'Brien Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Eugene, 4
Stuart
O'Brien Patrick, 109 George
O'Brien Patrick,sewing machine maker,
127 King William
Margaret, wid John, 65
ishet Robert, alderman, lumber mer-
chant, 49 Perguson av
ton Edward, laborer, North NeNab
ixon Frank, clerk, 5) Park north
ton Mes.Dinah,wid James,131 Westav
loble John, stonecutter, Wilson
pble William, Metropolitan saloon and
billiard siloon, 53 North James
lan James, pensioner, Stewart
lan Michvel, 1) Catharina
dan Michael, laborer G.W.R., Little
Wellington
Man Owen, proprietor North Ame-
hein hotel, 32° John north, livery
table, 56 King William
an that laborer, 52 Robert
ye N1a., laborer, 280 Hughson nortl
ie Patrick, laborer, North Wel-
ington
~~ Patrick, shoemaker, 83 Burling-
pin John, laborer, 142 Market
mis John, brakeman G.W.R,, 154
ark north :
ine i Catherine, wid Patrick, 76
ai e
orris Thomas, Carpenter, 3 Margar
orth American botal, 0. N beh goed
pretor, 56 King William :
The BRITISH AND MERCAN-
ANCE FIRE AND LIFE INSUR-
Heck CO. J.D, Pringle, agent
lghson south :
O'Brien Richard, carpenter, 102 Catha-
rina
O'Brien William, moulder, 21 Kelly
O'Brien William, shoemaker, 67 Napier
O'Callahan Frank, fruiterer, 16 King
west
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, 108 Maria
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, Walnut
O'Connor Donald, laborer, 96 Walnut
O'Connor Jas., laborer, 151 North Locke
O’Connor Jolin, laborer, 278 North
Hughson
O'Connor Mra. Catherine, wid Patrick,
13 Picton west
O'Day Dennis, tailor, Aikman’s av
O'Dell Edmund R., teamster, 138 East
Maiden lane
O'Donhell John, laborer, 18 South Me-
Nab
O’Donohoe John, auctioneer,
ket sq
O'Dwyer John, laborer, 97 Mary
O'Grady Mrs, Catherine, wid John, 67
Catharina
O’Grady Thos., moulder, 86 North Bay
O'Hare Thomas, founder, 61 East Mai-
den lane
O'Heir Peter, saddler, 8 South John, h
42 Wellington
O’Keefe David C., surveyor and county
engineer office, 25 South John,h Barton | ONTARIO VINE
O'Leary Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James, 130
North Locke
O'Mara Thomas, laborer, 114 Catharina
.
attorneys, solicitors in chancery, &¢.,
10 King west
O'Riley Patrick, laborer, North Locke
O'Sullivan Thomas J., grocer, 52 Cherry
cor O'Reilly
O'Toole Owen, carpenter, 278 North
McNab
O'Toole Stephen, laborer, 282 North
McNab
Oukes Edward, of Paling & Oakes, 133
North John
Oakley William, cabinetmaker, 45 South
Pearl
Obermyer Mettern, pianoforte maker,
242 King west
Oday John, laborer, 13 Wood east
Ogilvie David, livery stable, 80 North
Bay, h 73 North James
Ogilvie William, clerk, 22 Napier
Ogilvy Robert, tailor, 27 Spring
Old Horace M., hatter, 151 North Mary
Oliver John, coutectioner, 77 North
James
Oliver John, shoemaker, 34 Mulberry
Oliver Thomas, carpeuter, Inchberry
Oliver W., general agent, 316 King west
Oliman Henry, laborer, Garth
Omand Gilbert, clerk, 62 Mulberry
Omand James, fitter G.W.R,, 155 North
McNab
Omand Joseph, seaman, 11 Wood east
Omand Robert, sewing machine maker,
26 O'Reilly
Omand William, fitter, 28 Murray west
Omand Wm., pensioner, 140 Hughson
Ontario Carbon Oil Co,, J. M. Williams,
wesident, Henry E, Parsons, secretary,
Ventworth
ONTARIO FARMER, monthly, annual
subscription SL; rev. W. I. Clarke,
editor; Lawson, McCulloch & Co,
proprietors and printers, office South
James cor Main
5 Mar-| Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co., R.
J. Dunstan, agent, 35 King
Ontario hotel, William Flook, propri-
etor, 133 Stuart
Ontario Packing house, Isaac Atkinson,
manager, J. T. Davis, Liverpool,
proprietor, Wentworth
ONTARIO STEAM CONFECTION-
ERY WORKS, Isaac C, Chilman,
proprietor, established 1850, 67 King
east and 119 King west.
ARD, Henry Bauer,
proprietor, 15 South James
Orchard William, of Patrick & Orchard,
25 Stuart
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Ormand Alexander, 7 Picton west
Orr Daniel, proprietor Ship inn, 350 and
352 North John
Orr Jacob, laborer G.W.R., Inchberry
Orr Mrs. Annie, fancy goods, 16 John
Orr Robert, clerk freight department
G.W.R., bds at 94 Merrick
Orr William, cattle dealer, 197 King east
Orr William, melodeon maker, 83 East
Main
Osborne James, wine merchant and
grocer, 4 South James, h 10 Hess
Osborne John, laborer, 90 Barton east
OSBORNE JOHN, secretary Welling-
ton, Grey and Bruce railway, 8 Can-
ada Life Assurance building, South
James, h 40 Market
Osborne Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, 87
West Main
Osborne Mrs. Mary, wid John, grocery,
90 Barton east
OSBORNE ROBERT, watchmaker and
jeweller, & South James, h 15 Vine
OSLER EDWARD, barrister, attorney
Ott Mrs., wid, laundress, 84 Walnut
Our house, Mrs. Ann Kerr, proprietress,
7 South John
Overton David, moulder, 88 Charles
Owen Henry, laborer, 99 North John
Padden Patrick, laborer, 86 Maria
Page Isaac, laborer, 192 West Main
Page James, butcher, 75 York
Paliker Anthony, carpenter and joiner, |
104 George
Paling John, of Paling & Oakes, 9 |
McNab
Paling & Oakes, tailors, 16 South James
Palm William, lager beer gardens, King
west n Dundurn
Palmer John, 47 East Hunter
Palmer Robert, 190 James
Palmer Robert, soap maker, 119 Market
Palmer Thomas, cabinetmaker, 77 Can- |
non west
Pancost David, glass blower, 218 James |
Pancost Samuel, glassblower
Pankhurst Henry, baker, 48 Bay
Papps George 8., barrister, 3 King west, |
h 60 Bay south
Paquette Joseph, painter, East av
Parfitt Albert,carriagemaker,43 West av
Park J., machinist G.W.R., 5 Margaret
Park John, commercial traveller, 144 |
North Bay
Park John H., of Lucas, Park & Co.,
137 South John
Park William, clerk, 28 Wellington
Parkay Henry William, fitter, 97 Mary
Parker Cornelius, brakeman G.W.R.,
Wentworth
Parker Edward G., shoemaker, 154
James north
Parker George H., painter, 51 South
Hess
Parker Henry, tanner, 19 Margaret
Parker Joseph, laborer, 18 Mary
Parker Mrs. Mary Ann, wid James, 71
King William
Parkinson Peter, puddler, 214 Hughson
Parks David, shoemaker, 62 Robert
Parrett Benjamin, carter, 30 South Bay
Parry Charles, printer, 70 Park north
Parry Thomas, carpenter, 70 Park north
Passmore Christopher, paper hanger, 23
Augusta
Passmore Edward, 215 North John
Passmore James, packer, 39 South park
Passmore Richard, butcher, 12 James
Street market
Paton James, Nary
Patrick John, of Patrick & Orchard, 25
West Stuart
Patrick Mrs. Rebecca, wid Nathaniel,
358 King William
Patrick Nathaniel, packing case maker,
Nightingale
Patterson D., laborer, 72 Locomotive
Patterson George, laborer, 316 North
James
Patterson Jas., stonecutter, 84 Walnut
Patterson John, 2 South Hess
Patterson John, tailor, 91 Cherry
Patterson John, tailor, 91 South John
Patterson K. C., clerk Bank of Montreal,
bds at Royal hotel
Patterson Peter, grocer, 87 York
Patterson Thomas, blacksmith,
North Catherine,h 55 North Catherine
Pattison Zachivus, wholesale contection-
er, West Cannon, h 67 Cannon west
Patton William, excise officer, 122 North
Bay
Patrick & Orchard, saloon, 25 Stuart
| Pattullo J. C., agent
Loudon & Co., 10 James south, h 97
East Maiden lane
} Pauling Richard A., portrait and Jand-
seape painter, 9 South James, h 134
Cannon east
Pauly Joseph, carpenter, 26 Bay
Pavey
Birkett & Bell's,
North MeNab
99
oO
cor Merrick
| Peace Daniel, seaman, 48 Picton west
Peace William, scaman, 39 Ferric west
Peacock John, eollector and general
agent, James north
| Pearce Edw., laborer, 87 Kast Hannah
| Pearce Henry, painter, 27 Margaret
Pearce John, hackman, 38 Wellington
Pearce William IL, switchman G.W.R.,
207 North John
| Pearl Street common school, Miss Green,
teacher, Pearl
| Pearman Frederick W., pork deaier,
Stinson
| Pearman William F., laborer, 182 King
William
S$} Pearson Chs., laborer, r 104 North Bay
Pearson Jas., cab driver, 166 King east
Pearson James, dealer in faney goods,
67 James, h 74 Mary
Pearson John, proprietor livery stable,
260 North Hughson
| Pearson Mrs., midwife, 17 West Barton
Pearson William, waiter, 17 West Barton
| Peas Williamson, barber, 34 North John
| Peat Thomas, 108 North Hess
Peck George, lager beer brewery, 295
King west
Peck John, laborer, 313 King west
| Pecover Jos., upholsterer, 89 South John
| Peden John, finisher, 116 Napier
| Peden John, grocer, 267 York
Pecbles Robert, carpenter, 94 South
Catharine
Peene Alfred, bricklayer, 109 North
McNab
Peer Philip, laborer, Burlington
| Peese Mrs. Kate, wid John, 183 Napier
PEIRCE CHARLES E., of Peirce &
Co,, 3 South Bay
PEIRCE & CO., gents’ furnishing goods
and ready made clothing, 18 James
Peirson Mrs. Mary, midwife, 208 James
Penney Edwin, Inggageman G.W.R.,
163 North Mary
Pennington Albert, clerk, Victoria av
PENNINGTON MYLES, _ assistant
freight agent G.W.R., Hughson, h
Victoria av
Pennington Thomas, brakeman G.W.R.,
154 Park north
Pentecost Richard, painter, 39 King
west, h York
for McEachran, |
A, If., bookkeeper, at Thomson, |
and |
|
| Phelps James, clerk,bds at 114 Rebece
Payne William, laborer, 23 North Pearl |
DOMINION 3892 DIRECTORY.
eee anne nse eee ee Y\)
| Phillips Jas., carpenter, 91 North
[Province op
Percival Henry, engraver, 249 J
north
PERKINS & CLARK, wholesale 10.
cers, proprietors of Excelsior eqs
and spice mills, cov Catherine aug
Rebecca
Perkins H. C., of Perkins & Clark 1%
South Catharine ‘
Perkiss 8. E., stoves and tinwamy 0
North McNab, h 13 South park |
Perrin James, laborer, 1 Margaret
Perry Edmund A., bookkeeper, 72 South
say
Peters Rudolph, foreman Wanzer wy.
ing machine factory, 6 Ferguson a
Petrie Adam, marblecutter, 74 Market
Pett Henry, carpenter,255 King Willing
Pett James, map colorer, 3 East ay
Pettiford Charles, machinist, 47 Bag
Cannon
Pettigrew Henry, carter, 172 Reheeca
Pettigrew John, carter, 67 West ay
PETTIT J. IE, grain merchant, Souk
Jolin, h 82 Merrick
Pettit Mrs. Jane, wid Arthur, 92 South
Catharine
Pfann George, carpenter, 108 Georg
Phelan James P., bar and billiard room,
Royal hotel, G1 James
Phelps George, clerk, bds at 114 Rebecca
ohn
Phillips Charles, carpenter, 164 King
William ;
Phillips David, carpenter, 166. King
William
Phillips J., seaman, 802 North Hughson
Phillips
east
Phillips Joseph, stonemason, 312 North
Highson
Phillips Martin, laborer, North Wel-
lington
Philp James, of Philp & Robertson,
Catharine
Philp Joseph, tailor, 173 King
Philp & Robertson, saddlers, 24 Janes
PHCSNIX MUTUAL LIFE ASstR
ANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, J),
Pringle, agent, 1 Hughson south —
Pierce William, engine driver, 19 Sout
Locke a
Pierson Mrs. Margaret, wid Daniel, 3
South Hughson ts
Piggott Charles, cabinetmaker, 53 Sout
James a
Pike John, carpenter, 52 East Strachia
Pilgrim Geo., bricklayer, 45 \W
Pilgrim Robert A., soda water f
Joseph,
bricklayer, F
of British North America, Hughs
Pitcher Wm,., painter, 168 North Mev
Pitt James, carpenter, Nightingale
Pitt William, engine driver GW.
North Bay :
Plastow James B.,commercial trave
West Hannah a
Plastow Joseph, sexton, 23 Robinste |
Platts Thomas, porter, 7 South MeN
Platz Mulchoir, tailor, 7 Kelly
Player William, laborer G.W.R,,
ingale ‘
Plymouth Brethren, 19 South MeNab
Pobjoy John, seaman, 29 Sheatfe i
Pole R. G., commercial traveller,
Maria , «ith
Police Station No 1, 44 King W iNliam
Police Station No 2, 243 James Me
Pollington Noah, laborer, Canada
,
ONTARIO. }
Poluka Ant
George
Poole rev. W.
Porteous Johy
Porter W., lal
Porteus Thon
Postill Mrs. Jé
Hess
POST OFFIC
postmaster,
Potter Charl
King west
Potter Mrs. Mi
North Quee
Potters & Tay
land, i
Potter Win., |
Pottruff Ame
Hunter
Pounden Mrs.
Main
Povah John, ¢
Powell David,
Powell Jos., ¢
Powell Miss A
Powell Patrick
Powell R. T.
East Hunter
Powell Wm., g
Powen Mrs., W
Power Joseph,
Power Nichola
north
Power Mrs, M:
Burlington
Power Patrick
Bay
Powers Patrick
Powers Thoma
1] Colborne
wers Thomas
i
Powis Chs., cle
Powis Edmund
108 South Ca
Powis Wmm., bor
Powley Wmm., :
Poyton Joseph,
Pratchet Willia
33 Wellingt ry
Pray Richard
H ighson
Prebble Robert,
recore Angus
P Maiden lane
P| nel] Alfred
hard, (
Julin
havles,pr
hotel, James
PRICE JOSEP
South James
metho
RINGLE J, p.
law, solicitor,
ind Mereantil
ance Co. an
agent, 1 Hug
h i
Pringle Williar
\ est Main
ntchard The,
Pr ctor George, ¢
roctor James, |
Proctor John, sh
£er, 18 Merrick
Proctor Mrs, Mg
[PROViNoE opMMONTARIO. |
a
ngraver, 249 JohyimPoluka Antoine,
George 9 :
Poole rev. W. H., W esleyan, 56 Hughson
Porteous John, tailor, 110 Market
Porter W., laborer, 29 Picton east
Porteus Thomas, moulder, 89 Napier
Postill Mrs. Jane, wid William, 60 North
RK, wholesale (7%.
of Excelsior coffee
cor Catherine and
Perkins & Clark, 19
post OFFICE, Frederick E. Ritchie,
postmaster, 74 James south
Potter Charles, marblecutter, r 281
King west
Potter Mrs. Margaret, wid William, off
North Queen
Potters & Taylor, of Manchester, Eng-
land, staple and faney goods, R. J.
Dunstan, agent, 35 King
Potter Win., laborer, 37 Hast Strachan
ves and tinware, |p
13 South park
rer, 1 Margaret
bookkeeper, 72 South
reman Wanzer ser.
ory, 6 Ferguson ay
blecutter, 74 Market
ter,255 King Willian
vlorer, 3 Kast av
machinist, 47 Ey MMPottruf! Amos, carpenter, 44 Kast
Hunter A ?
‘arter, 172 Rebecca Pounden Mrs., wid John W., 24 West
iter, OT West av Main
ain merchant, SouhiaPorah John, carpenter, Inehberry
ick Powell David, laborer, 42 Sheatfe
vid Arthur, 92 South :
Powell Miss Agnes, 9 Cannon east
Powell Patrick. laborer, 62 South Locke
Powell R. T.S., lumber merchant, 12
penter, 108 Geor
ar and billiard p
James East Hunter
hk, bds at 114 Rebecca Powell Wm., grocer, 51 Wellington
Kk bads at 114 Rebecca Powen Mrs., wid, 24 West Main
carpenter, 164 King ower Joseph, 4 East Main
' ower Nicholas, accountant, 77 Park
varpenter, 165 King
Nicholas, moulder, 62 Vine
ower Mrs, Margaret,
Burlington
ower Patrick, shoemaker, 82
Bay
Powers Patrick, laborer, 62 South Locke
Powers Thomas, boilermaker G.AW.R.,
1] Colborne
Powers Thomas, clerk, 82 Mary
Alfred, cashier, 65 Bold west
Chs., clerk, 108 South Catharine
Edmund, commercial traveller,
108 South Catherine
Powis Win., bookkeeper, 150 West Main
Powley Wm. laborer, 1 South Locke
Poyton Joseph, laborer, William
ratchet William,commercial traveller,
33 Wellington
Pray Richard, cab owner, 80 South
Hughson
Prebble Robert, carpenter, Emerald
Precore Augustus, laborer, 113° East
Maiden lane
suell Alfred, blacksmith, Greig:
chard, carpenter, 16 North Bay
nit” Julius, tailor, 283 King west
havles, proprietor Mountain View
hotel, James south
PRICE JOSEPH, treasurer G.W.R..
South James
Priddis John, grocer, John
ville John, carpenter, 59 Cherry
school, Miss Anderson and
Harbottles, teachers, 96 Market
on ‘methodist church, Hughson
RINGL 1 J. D., barrister, attorney at
1W, solicitor, agent for North British |
and Mercantile Fire and Life Insur-
ance Co. and general insurance
vee 1 Hughson south, h 4 Han- |
rringle William W., bookkeeper, «
West Main pine eel
Pritchard Ths., machinist, 46 Florence
proctor George, express driver, 77 Maria
roctor James, laborer, King east |
U
toctor John, ship owner, and wharfin-
fer, 18 Merrick, h Barton
n, 802 North Hughson
enter, OL North Joba
bricklayer, Ferrie
North
onemason, 312 North
laborer, North Wels
hilp & Robertson, #
wr, 173 ‘
, saddlers, 24 J
At, LIFE ASSUR
HARTFORD, J.D.
Hughson south
gine driver, I!
raret, wid Daniel, 3
eper, 112 Rebecca
inist, 11 Wellington
‘harles T, Joues &
yhin
L..ecountant Bank
America,
lommercial travellety
ton, 23 Robinson
ter, 7 South WeNab
or, 7 Kelly
orer G.W.R, 4
19 South MeNab
hn, 29 Sheatle
orcial traveller,
44 King William
, 243 James nort
Powell Jos., carpenter, & East Cannon |
wid Patrick, 15 |
DOMINION 393 DIRECTORY.
ee
carriagemaker, 104/| Pronguey J. P., City coach factory, 8, } Rearden John, laborer, 358 Hughson
10 and 14 North park and 19 and 21] Rearden Michael, laborer, 360 Hughson
Market, h 63 Charles
Reardon Dennis, laborer, 6 Pearl south
Protestant orphan asylum, 95 Welling- | Reardon John, moulder, 99 North Cath-
ton
arine
PROUDFOOT & MUNRO, barristers, } Reardon Michael, butcher, 95 West
solicitors, &c., 9 Hast Main
Hunter
Proudfoot William, of Proudfoot & | Reddan Timothy, laborer, North Locke
Munro, North John
Provan Robert, confectioner, 105 Eas
Maiden lane
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO., A
H. Macaulay, agent, James
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE
AND INLAND OCEAN MARINE
INSURANCE CO., J. D. Pringle
agent, 1 Hughson south
Pryke John, shoemaker, 47 East Hannal
Pugh George, carter, 90 Bold
Pugh William H., shoemaker, 101 Mary
Pullar rey, Thomas, Congregationalist
117 South Catharine
Pulling Mark, clerk, 111 Rebecca
Pyle Mrs. E., wid David, 137 York
Qu Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 41
North John
} Quimby Alfred C., tobacconist,
North James, h 16 Vine
FIRE
north
Quin Mrs. A., wid, tavern, Ning east
Quinn Arthur, hotelkeeper, 97 South
John
| Quinn
Kast Murray
Quirk James, packer, Wentworth
| Quirk John, polisher, 42 Cannon west
| Radford Daniel, laborer, 66 Robert
Radford William, proprietor Dominion
hotel, 105 Stuart
tae Mrs. HE, wid Thomas, 46 South Bay
tae Richard IHL. emigrant agent, bdsat
46 South Bay
| RALSTON ROBERT, honse, estate and
I
I
west, h 39 Hunter
Ram Alfred, carpenter, 129 Napier
RAMSAY ALEXANDER G.,
James, h Charles
tandall George, laborer, William
| Randall Miss, dressmaker, 110 King
Randle John, cooper, r&86 North McNab
Rankin Thomas, laborer, 281 North
Hughson
Rankin William, engine driver, Inch-
berry
| Ranston John H., East Maiden lane
| Rapp Philip, 82 South Queen
Rapsey Henry, machinist, 154
north
| Rastrick PF. J., architeetand civil engi-
neer, 22 Maria
Rathmore Charles,blacksmith, 45 North
Caroline
Ratsey W. J., Cold Springs mills, An-
caster; A, Ratsey, agent
Rauch Joseph, tinsmith, 75 Robert
taw Robert, bookkeeper, 23 South Bay
Raw
92 Park north
Ray Alex. W., bookkeeper, 7 Duke south
Raycraft Richard, cutter, 83 Florence
Raynor Mrs. P., wid John, 287 King east
Read Frederick A., of Gage & Read, bds
at Royal hotel, James north
Read Joseph, carter, 20 Fast Simcoe
Read John, engineer, 238 King William
Reader Robert, moulder, 90 East Main
Readings Henry N., G.W.R., 208 King
west
Park
orer, Canada Toctor Mrs, M., seamstress, 23 Cathcart
Rearden Cornel., laborer, 30 North Bay
Quin Charles, cabinetmaker, 123 Park |
| Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, 210 Hughson
Rdmund, laborer G.W.R., 10}
| Quinn John patternmaker,215 King east
general agent and broker, 15 King
manager |
Canada Life Assurance Co., South |
Robert, jin., printer, 34 James, h |
Redman Robt., printer, North Caroline
t | Redmond Mrs., wid John, Hannah
Reed David, glass blower, 185 North
Hughson
Reed James, machinist, 174 Cannon east
Reed William, foreman G.W.R., 47
Locomotive
Reese Mrs. Martha, wid Richard, Canada
1] Reeves Arthur L., saloon, 67 South John
Reeves William, baker and grocer, 104
") South John
Reeves William, carpenter, 86 Bold
REGISTRY OFFICE FOR THE
1 COUNTY OF WENTWORTH, John
I]. Greer, registrar; David George,
deputy registrar; James McKay and
Matthew Armstrong, clerks, county
offices, Main
.
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97 | Reid Alexander, gardener, York
eid Alexander A., tailor, 192 King east
Reid Alexander C., M.D., 55 Hughson
Reid Angus, boilermaker, 1 Sheafte
Reid Conrad, Farmers home, 93 South
John
Reid Fletcher, laborer, G8 Maiden lane
REID G. LOWE, chief engineer G.W.R.,
West Maiden lane cor McNab
Reid George, porter, 102 West av
Reid James, cabinetmaker and uphol-
sterer, 67 King west, h cor Park and
King
Reid Jas., carpenter, bds at4d West Main
| Reid James, clerk Bank of British North
America, bds at 17 Wellington
Reid James, laborer, 8 Grove
Reid James R., proprietor St Charles
saloon, 11 Market sq
Reid Miss Annie M.S.,teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east
Reid Miss C., dressmaker, Inchberry
| Reid Miss Isabela, Duke cor James
Reid Mrs. E., wid John, 46 Maiden lane
Reid Mrs. 1., wid Peter, 181 East Main
Reid Mrs. M., gardener, James Street
market
Reid Peter, laborer, 42 Cherry
Reid rev. W., Primitive methodist, 74
| Huehson
| Reid Robert, carpenter, 14 North Peart
Reid Thomas, grocer, William cor Bay
| Reid Thomas, tailor, bds at 95 York
| Reid William, carpenter, 10 Grove
teid William, coal merchant, Mary, b
75 Cannon east
| Reid William, commercial traveller, 24
| Hannah
| Reid Wm., laborer G.W.R., South John
| Reid Williain H., auetioneer, Maria
| Reid Wm., millwright, 47 Locomotive
Reid William, of Murton & Reid, Mary
Reid William W.,, carpenter, 57 Hannah
Renn John, laborer, 48 Cherry
| Rennie Alexander, 161 Park north
Rennie James, of Lottridge & Rennie,
} 161 Park north
| Renton Ths., carpenter, 239 North Bay
Reynolds Isaac, mason, 74 West Main
} Reynolds James, laborer, 92 George
| RICE MARSHALL E., marble works,
cor Merrick and Park, h 42 North
| Catharine
Rice Miss Eliza §, teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east, h Emerald
RICE REV. 8. D., D.D., principal Wes-
leyan Female college, King east, hb
Emerald
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MAMILTON.
Richards George, carpenter,
William
Richards Mrs., wid, 140 Napier
Richardson Andrew, porter
277 North Hughson
Richardson Edwin,
Maiden lane
tichardson Matthew,
Catheart
Richardson Mrs.,
Richardson rev.
Queen north
Richardson Thomas, jun., clerk,
King William
Richardson Thomas, auctioneer, 4 North |
Hughson, h 196 King Willian
Richardson William, ‘boarding
112 King east
Richardson W illiam, builder, 81 Market |
tichardson William, hay and siraw
dealer, 81 King William, h King east |
Richardson William, livery stable, 49 |
Hughson
Richmond Alfred, carpenter, 106 North |
Catharine
Richmond Geo., moulder, 75 Nort John
Richter Traugott, proprietor lager beer
saloon, 17 South John
Riddel John, stock broker, 20 King
Riddell John, laborer, William
Riddell Mrs. Catherine, wid William, 164
Hughson
Riddell William, moulder, 57 Kelly
Riddle James, garde ner, King east
Riddle John, broker, 141 South James
Riddle John, ci wrier, 90 Rebecea
Ridler Wm., grocer, West Maiden lane
Ridley Haney aie M. D., 31 West Main
Rigsby John W., builder, 133 King
William ;
Rinkleton John, laborer,
liam
Rioch D. George, printer, a > Maria
tipley Abraham, moulder, 177 Rebecca
Ritchie Anthony, carpenter G. W.R., 119
North Mary
RITCHIE FREDERICK E., postmaste
74 James south
Ritchie Thomas, laborer, 117 Napier
Roach George, — refreshment saloon,
Hamilton station, h 48 Barton west
Roach John, packer, 810 Hughson
toach John, seaman, North McNab
Roach Mrs. Mary, wid Michael,
Stuart
Roach Patrick,
157 King
G.W.R,,
carpenter, West
bookkeeper, 26
wid, 102 George
George, Baptist, 57 |
196 |
house, | |
laborer,
| Robertson
48 King Wil- |
Ml pip: rane
*) Robinson William D.,
13 West |
Robertson
North Bay
Robertson James, cutter, 67 Vi ine
ROBERTSON JAMES, importer of dry
goods, 20 King, h Upper James
Bcbantean James, moulder, 115 Rebecca
Robertson James, spring maker G.W.R,, |
79 Peter
tobertson James, tailor, 25 O'Reilly
Robertson Miss Carrie A., teacher |
Wesleyan Female college, King east
Peter, ship carpenter, 274
North Bay
Robertson Robert,
North Catharine
Robertson Walter,
George
George, SARIRSRUREASS 18
dancing master, 61 |
blacksmith, 106 |
h 15 South park
Robertson William, of Philp & Robert-
son, Bond
Robeson Miss Jane, 34 North
Robins Joseph, shoemaker, 13 Florence
Robins Samuel, tinsimith, 234 King |
William
Robins William, tailor, 79 West av
Robinson —, plumber, bds at 21 Gore
ROBINSON EDWARD, solicitor, mi .
ager National Life Insurance Co.,, 1
north
Robinson George,
North McNab
tobinson James,
Bay
Robinson James, machinist, 39 Picton
West
Robinson Mrs. Mary, wid Charles,
William
Robinson William, shoemaker, 58 South
John
Robinson William, blacksmith,140 King
William
| ROBINSON WILLIAM A,,
band master,
carpenter, 106 North
locomotive
; 1 Bold
carriagemaker, 71
Market
tobinson Wm. IT, painter, 74 Mulberry
| Robinson William W., salesman, 25
Elgin
| Robson William, laborer, Wilson
Roche Mrs, Mary, wid Michael, 1
Stuart
Rock Thomas, druggist, 29 South John
3 West
2 Brock
Robb James, &e., 10 South
barrister,
James
Robb Miss Georgina, 104 South Catha-
rine
Robb W., 6 South James
Robb William, foreman spectator office,
225 King west, cor King and Bay
Robbins John, boilermaker, 281 |
west
Robbins Nelson B.,
railings, 68 Mary
Roberts captain John, staff
pensioners, 14 South Hess
Roberts captain Owen, shipowner, 234
North McNab
ROBERTS DAVID FE... of
Roberts, 59 North Queen
Roberts George J., printer, 25
Hannah i
Roberts Mrs. Jolin, fancy goods, 94 King
fast
Roberts W., accountant Canadian Bi mk
of Commerce
Roberts William, bricklayer,
Robertson Archibald,
Brock
<< ae Charles, carpenter, 106 North
ay
coal grates and iron
oh 2 Wilson
Hast
7 Wilson
ship builder, 23
King |
officer of |
Hurd & |
| Roddick William, tailor, 220 James
Rodgers William, tailor, Wellington
Rogers And., quarryman, 123 Hunter
| Rogers Patrick, carier, 164 North
Catharine
| Rohiner Louis, hotelkeeper, 19 Hughson
| Rohr Frederick, laborer, Canada
} Nast Hunter
| Rolph George, registrar Circuit court,
resides at Dundas
Rolston George, painter, 19 West av
| Rolstou Mes, Mary A., wid William, 32
Ferrie east
Rolston Thos., printer, 41 East Hunter
ele R. M., bookkeeper, Guise
| Ronald William, grocer, 20 York
Ronan John, clerk, 152 Cannon east
| Ronan Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, grocery,
152 Cannon east
Market sq, h Henry
Roos Leon, broker, 74 South John
Hughson, h 78 Merrick
Roper Mrs. Elizabeth A.,
‘, 55 North John
be 1
Robertson William, harness, &c., James, | Ross Leon, broker,
Catharine |
superintendent G.W.R., Hughson, 1b |
| Ronan Patrick, flour and feed store, 2
ROPER FREDERICK, auditor G.W.R.,
wid John
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DOMINION 394 DIRECTORY.
carriage trimmer, 13)
Rose Samuel,
Hunter
Rosebrugh John W,,
M.D.,
South John
[PRovinog ¢p
Coroner,
Rosewan Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas, 19)
South John
RossAlexander, painter, 68
Ross David, 67 North Queen
olbor rhe
Ross David, mason, 20 Cherry
| Ross George, bookkeeper, 109 Wes st ay
Ross John, carpenter, 17 Macaulay
Ross John, cooper, 243 King e
ist
Ross John, laborer, 67 North (Queen
Ross Joseph, painter, 68 Welli
ington
inspector, 35
| Ross Kenneth, railway
West av
j Ross Kenneth, jun., bookkeeper, 35
West av :
|
i mt Rae 7 4] | Rousseaux
King east, bds at Royal hotel, James |
| Routh Henry W.,,
132 |
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|
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Rolls Samuel S., carriage trimmer, 130
| Ross Mrs,
148 | Rowe Henry W.,
46
Ronan Andrew, laborer, 14 Picton west | Russe
) Rush John,
Ross Miss Jane, 91 North Bay
Isabella, wid Jolin,
Hughson
Ross Robert, painter,
| Ross Samuel, Bay cor George
Ross Thomas &., clothier,
James, h 40 North Catharine
Rothwell Benjamin, moulder,
| Rousseaux Joseph, traveller,
John
John B.,
hall, h 42 Kelly
Co., Concession road
Rowan Anthony,
Rowan Martin, laborer, 101 M
Rowe —, gardener, South Ji
Rowe George, printer, bds atl
brick
Rowe Richard, labore
Roy Gill, laborer, 93 ¢
70 South John
v0 South
7 East Sinicoe
3L North
56 Kelly
90 South
detective, Citr
of Brown, Gillespie &
laborer, 95 Catharina
aria
‘atharina .
62 Loco
Roy Mrs. Jane, wid Edward,
motive
Roy Robert, of Robert Roy & Co, i
Duke
ROY ROBERT, & CO,, dry goods and
carpets, 5 James south
Roy Wm, F. T., moulder, 14 West av
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, Henry
McKinstry, manager; William 6
Crawford, accountant ; Canada Lit
Assurance Co.'s
James
building,
sol
ROYAL HOTEL, H. E. Irving, proprie
tor, 61 North James
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.,
Young, agent, cor James: and M
Rudel William H., jeweller, «
west, h47 Tyburn
Rumble Henry, bailiff, 77 We
Runciman William, clerk,
Cannon east
Ruse Mrs. Mary
38 North Pearl
bese David, bread driver,
Jatherine
George 4
3 King
st Hunter
bds ati
Ann, 94 King west
54 South
Biceell Geo,, soap maker, Victoria ay
Catharina
Russell Richard,
Duseell Wn,,
Rutherford Adam,
works department, 149 King
PHERFORD ALEXA? ‘DER, suipet
RUTHERFORI reese
James north, h 99 Maiden lane
intendent Mechanics
Rutherford Andrew, at J.
Co.’s, 25 King east
RUTHERFORD & CO., Hamilton gs
works, 306 Hughson north
‘ on be jeweller, 10
“ aborer, 358 Ni rth Jobe
bookkeeper wate
| Russell James, bds at Royal hotel,
James saan
Zussell James, pensioner, 28 ~
Russell Mrs. Mary, wid ge, 9
3 North Bay
g east
Winer
Rutherford Geor|
55 Park north
Rutherford Jame
York
Rutherford Wil
Maiden lane
Rutherford Willi
John north
Ruthven Christia
Haghson
Rutley George,
Rutl “y Geor ge Hh
lington
itler T he -odore,
a Isaac,
James, tail
J. H., eatryy
Rran Michael, lal
an Thomas,
vekman John,
cor King and H
Ryckman Samuel,
lane
Rrckman Walte]
‘YeNab
Kabine James E.,¢
ADLEIR CHAR
attorney at law,
31 West Maiden
lisbury Benjami
im
bury Benjam
King William
lett Robert, be
130 Rebecca
lett Thomas, ta
Salls Robert, labo
George, por
im
iple Win., plast
| Mrs, Ag
inson
MUEL PROFE
teacher, 6 North
Dp
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"3, 4
& Co. 8 Hannal
ntee Ephraim, la
ls Henry, labs
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3 of ear ict
ware, faney good
awver Luther Dy
&Co., Victoria a
iwyer Luther D.,
ement mann
C hs., founde
John, wa gg
nan Aaron, wn
William
nlan Patrick, Jn
‘arth Alfred, hook
‘app John, lag
North B Bay
heek Angi ustus,
Hughson”
hemeler John, me
hnidt rey, G
butheran church,
PHRADER RF, Jt
West, See Ady in
hueh Gottlieb, file
PROVINog cp
i,
© trimmer, 13)
M.D., coroner,
vid Thomas, 109
', 68 Colborne
yueen
Cherry
per, 109 Wes st ay
T Macau) ay
Ki ug eust
North Queen
i8 Wellin gton
y inspector, 36
bookkeeper, 35
Hen 1 John
1 Bay
ae 50 South h
East Simcoe
George
thier, 31 North
atharine
oulder, 56 Kelly
iveller, 90 South
detective, Citr
‘own, Gillespie &
rer, 95 Catharinn
101 Maria
mith James
rds at 2 Cat
maker, *
r 82 l
atharina
dward,
t Roy & Co,1
, dry goods and
ith ;
ler, 14 West av
LANK, Henry
ys William G
nt: Canada Lif
building,
L. Trving, proprie
ACO. Georg
ames and 3
eweller, 3. King
77 West Hunter
clerk, bds at i
14 King west
earl an
driver, 54 South
ker, Victoria at
1s
Royal hotel, 6!
her, 28 Catharina
wid George, &
king jeweller, 10
aria
Hor, 148 North Bar
358 North Joba
49 King east
+3 institute,
aiden lane
“north
62 Loco
yokkeeper Wwatet
CA} NDER, slipet-
at J. Winer &
Hamilton hs
OyTARto. |
Rutherford George, of J. Winer & Co.,
55 Park north cor Vine
Rutherford James, flour and feed, 119
‘4 rk
puierford William, bookkeeper, 99
Maiden lane
Rutherford William, night wate her, 247
John north
Ruthven Christian W.,
Haghson
Rutley George,
clerk, 115 North
30 Wellington
an., machinis st, 30 Wel-
ju
r Theodore, laborer, 45 Peter
Rya Il George, M.D., 71 East Main
Prall Isaac, M.D., 71 East Main
Ryan James, tailor, 66 Bold
Ry
J. H., eatry clerk, bds at 71 Main
east
ran Michael, laborer,
an Thomas, shoemaker, 15
in
Rrckman John, J.P.,
‘cor King and Hess
Ryckman Samuel, clerk,
lane
Ryekman
McNab
abine James E., clerk, 132 Cannon east
SADLEIR CHARLES A., barrister and
attorney at law, 5 South Hughson, h
31 West Maiden lane
ry Benjamin, saddler, 141 King
im
‘alisbury Benjamin, jun.,
King William
lett Robert,
130 Rebecea
lett Thomas, tailor, 120 Rebecea
alls Robert, laborer, 58 East Maiden
ne
vier George, porter, bds at 26 King
im
imple Win., plasterer,
110 Catharina
North
190 King west
34 East Maiden
Walter, grocer, 27 North
saddler, 141
boot and shoe maker,
Maeaulay east
amuel Mrs, Agnes, wid James, 1
Robinson
AMCEL PROFESSOR J. P., music
et, 6 North MeNab, h
rk. See Ade tn Gitar V0 Mirectory
ANFORD, MCINNES & CO., clothing
mannfacturers, 47 and 49 King east
inford Wm. E., of Sanford, MeInnes
& Co. 8 Hannah
inte Evhraim, Inborer, King east
Birrills Henry, laborer,
SOI ith
tterthwaite
tory, York
sintlen s John, painter,
unders Thomas,
South James
SAUNDERS THOMAS, &
vs of earthenware, china, @lass- |
rire, faney goods, 33 King east
nyer Luther D., of Luther D. Sawyer
« Co. Victoria avy
yer Lathe 1D. & Co. agricultural
implement manufacturers
vers Chs,, founder, r 10 East Hunter
vers John, waggonmaker, 64 C herry
“man Aaron, umbrella maker, King
iam
mT in Patrick, Inborer, 49 Walnut
arth Alfred, hookkeeper, 44 Florence
‘app John, lager beer saloon, 167
North Bay ,
heek Augustus,
Hughson”
hemeler John, monger, Rast ay
hmidt prey, Gottfried, German
batheran church, 2 W est”
TRADER F, J. tobacconist, 14 King
rest, See Adv in Ontario Directory
Thomas, whip lash fac-
151 North Bay
of Saunders & Co.,
CO... im-
cabinetmaker, 89
104 Wellington |
92 North |
if
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| Semmens James, ecarriagen
DOMINION 395
DIRECTORY.
HAMILTON:
Schuerstein John T.,
h 40 Robinson
Schumacher G.,cabinetmaker,18 Market
Schwarz E., shoemaker, 104 Catharina
Schwarz Frederick, tobacco manufue-
turer, 140 King wes
Schwarz Louis, hansouta t,
James
Schwendan John, tailor, 205 Main
Scobie James, entry clerk, 26 East
Hunter
Scott Edward M.,
ment G.W.R.,, hds at 94 Merrie tk
Scott George, engine driver, 8 O'Reilly
Scott James, shoemaker, 47 Catharina
Scott James W., turner, 60 North John
Scott John, 74 South James
Scott Richard, teamster, 48 Guise
Scott Samuel, groceries and liquors, 27
West av, h King William
Scott William, 84 Park north
Scott Win., hookkeepe r, 14 Wellington
SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL LIFE IN-
SURANCE CO..J.D. Pringle, agent,
1 Hughson south
tobacconist, James,
41 North
east, h 26 Wilson
Se ily Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, 7
north
Scuse George, engine
Greig
Seaford Thomas, cabinetmaker, 43 Bay
Seals Mrs. Mlizabeth, wid John, 85 W est
Main
Seaman Shadrach L., tailor, 20 King
west, h 24 York
Searle Henry, 16 Murray east
Secord & Davis, grocers and commis-
sion merchants, 35 South Jolin
2 Park
driver G.W.R.,,
Secord George R., grocer, 21 King
cast, bds at-Royal hotel, 61 James
Secord Hector, farmer, 112) King
William
Secord Horaee, clerk,
Seeord G, ¢
guson ay
49 Elgin
‘., of Seeord & Davis,39 Fer-
Secord Robert E., baker, 112) King
William
Sesleck Frederick, laborer, 35 Barton
east
Seeley Stephen, laborer, Catharine
Sefret Ernest, cabinetmaker, North
ay
Seldon Richard, carpenter, 98 Robert
Semmens Arthur, trimmer, Sophia
Semmens Henev, 5 North Pearl
jSemmens Henry, luniber inspector,
Sophia
ker, Sophia
Semmens Thomas, painter, Sophia
Semmens Wmn., carriagemaker, Sophia
Serale John, carpenter, 42 Macanlay
Serle Stephen, carpenter, 157 Mary
north
Service Robert, of Service & Wyld, 36
West Main
Service & Wyld, wholesale
tweeds, 29 King west
Servos Ethelbert, bailiff, Little Peel
Sevier Edw., freight conductor G.W.R.,
41 Mulberry
Seward Donald,
Hunter
Sewell Charles, chief clerk custom house, |
170 North Ray
SEWELL HENRY W., paven ware-
dealers in
blacksmith, 91 West
,h42 King west |
clerk freight depart |
Scriven P. L., wood engraver, 14 King |
Seymour Robert, laborer, 170 North Me-
Nab
Shadbolt Thomas, 17 South Caroline
| SHADES SALOON, Charles F, Wil-
liams, proprietor, 29 Main east, h
Princes sq
| Shades (The), H. Hogben, proprietor,
64 James
Shafer James, express messenger, 51
Ferguson av
| Shakspeare hotel, J. B. Martin, propri-
etor, Market sq
Shannon Mrs. Ann, wid Carleton, 126
Hughson
Sharp George, carpenter, 45 East Hun-
ter
Sharp George, steam planing mill, 64
North Bay, h 42 Vine
Sharp Henry, carpenter, 21 O'Reilly
Sharp Mra, Ellen, wid James, 101 Cherry
Sharp rey. James, Wesley: an, 52 South
Ww ellington
Sharp William, grocer, 62 South John
| Sharpe Mrs. Jane, wid James, 179 Napier
saa iwghnessy Martin, laborer, 1 36 North
Catherine
Shauglmessy William,
worth
Shaver James, American Express Co
152 James
Shaw James, gardener,
; market, h Barton
Shaw Ilugh, gardener, Wentworth
Shaw John, moulder, 148 King William
Shaw rev, James, 52 Wellington
Shay George,) uniber,bds at 104 Market
Shay James, blerk bds at 21 Gore
| Shay Thomas, porter, 95 George
| Shea James, shoemaker, 38 Cherry
| Shea John, laborer,r 61 Kast Maiden lane
| Shearer James, carpenter, 109 Rebecea
Shearsmith Charles, tinsmith, 17 Kelly
Shearsmith Fred., carpenter, 17 Kelly
Sheen John, laborer, 223 King east
Shehan Jolin, shoemaker, bds at 65 North
John
Shelmerdine Wil
Shelton Charle
Shepherd Francis,
| Bay north
| Shepherd James, tailor, 121 Market
| She ph erd Jehiel, whip maker, 81 East
Main
henherd Willi:
Sheridan Michael,
atherine
Sheriden Mrs. Judith, wid Henry, 163
| North Catharine
Sheridan Patrick, cabman,
| Bay
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laborer, Went-
James Street
Lam, laborer, 19 Peter
porter, 120 Catharina
customs clerk, 260
.Dundurn
163 North
1m, shoemaker
moulder,
L L
185 North
Semmens « John, sash, blind and door} 0. _ See ok a ,
factory, Sophia, hb 5 North Pearl 'SHERIFE’'S OFFICE, Edward ot art-
Semmens Tolan 4 ea, blacksmith, Sophia] Wright) Thomas, sheriff; William
‘ 7 , } , . > fee i. N YY
Semmens Joseph, carpenter. cor Locke Milne, deputy sheriff: F. D. Suter,
and Inchberry | clerk, Court house, Main
shoemaker, 191 Main
20 West Can-
| Sherriff William,
Shevlin Henry, hat maker,
} non
| Shields John, laborer, 223 King east
Shields John, laborer, North John
| Shields John, laborer, 4 Wilsén
Shill John, brushmaker, cor James and
Mulberry
Shinton Thomas, heater, Locomotive
Shive Bernard, carpet slipper maker, 27
North John
Shmellbeck Henry, tailor, 19 West av
Shorter George, shipwright, North Wel-
lington
| Shrive George, laborer, 60 Barton west
Shuttle James, fitter G.W.R., 47 Peter
SHUTTLEWORTH WILLIAM, dealer
houseman, grocer, &c., 32 James, bds
at Tecumseh house, 39 Jive
hueh Gottlieb, file cutter, 113 Ganntn
Sewell John, laborer, York
in dey goods, carpets, English and
American floor oil cloths, 6 Market
sq, h 12 Elgin
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HAMILTON.
Shuttleworth Miss Mary, 78 Maiden lane
Shweendy John, tailor, 205 East Main
Sillett George, butcher, 70 Rebecca
Silver William, shoemaker, 15 West
Hunter
Silverfriend Moses, tobacconist, 73 South
John
Simon Miss Athalie, French teacher, 115
Rebecca
Simmons James, carpenter, 4 Market
Simmons John, carpenter, 5 North Pearl
Simmons Joseph, carpenter, 27 Florence
Simmons Solomon, laborer, King east
Simmons Thomas, painter, 22 Market
Simple Mrs. Martha, wid John, 63 North
Hess
Simpson James, of Simpson, Stuart &
Co., 51 York
Simpson Jonathan, 178 King west
Simpson rey, A. B., Knox church, 127
West Main
Simpson Samuel, engine driver, 80 Maid-
en lane 2
Simpson Samuel, sailmaker, 15 Macau-
lay
Simpson, Stuart & Co., tobacco manufic-
turers, North Bay
SIMPSON, STUART & CO., wholesale
grocers, 61 North McNab
Simpson William, 89 Florence
SIMPSON WILLIAM, station master
G.W.R., Hughson, h 58 Wellington
Sinclair Isaac, barber, 65 King west, h
51 Mary
Sinclair Peter, gardener, 54 South Hugh-
son
Sinclair Peter, laborer, 119 Hunter
Sinclair William, gardener, Wentworth
Sinnett James, farmer, 83 Rebecca
Sinnett Mrs. Mary, wid Peter, 213 King
east
Sintcel Thomas, tailor, 49 Augusta
Skinner Andrew F., of James A. Skin-
ner & Co., Main east
Skinner H. R., ledger keeper Canadian
Bank of Commerce, cor King and
Hughson ;
Skinner James A., of James A, Skinner
& Co.,, resides at Woodstock
Skinner James A., & Co., importers of
crockery and glassware, 27 King east
SKINNER JOHN,
jeweller, 13 York
Skirritt John, shoemaker, 46 Kelly
Skirving David, ledger keeper Bank
of British North America, bds at 17
Wellington ;
Slater Charles, baker, 351 King William
Slaughter John, laborer, 38 Mulberry
Sloan James, laborer, 23 West av
Sloan John, laborer, 88 North Bay
SLOANE WILLIAM T., agent Toronto
Daily Telegraph, 186 Park north, h
57 James
Smale William, painter, 86 Elgin
Small A.W., dry goods packer, 79 King
William
Small Alexander, porter, Rebecca
Small James, laborer, 29 Margaret
Small Miss Ann, 10 O'Reilly —
Small Mrs. M. J., wid William, 73 East
Hunter
Smallback Henry, tailor, West av
Smallwood George, salesman, 66 Wel-
lington
Smilley John, commercial traveller,
141 Park north
Smith Alexander, grocer, &c., 76 South
John J
Smith Alexander B., telegraph operator,
bds at 55 North John
Smith Alfred W., bookkeeper, 65 Re-
becca i
Watchmaker and
DOMINION 3896 DIRECTORY.
Smith Barnard, engine driver, 168 Hugh-
son
Smith Charles, city messenger, 2 Wel-
lington
Smith Charles, laborer, East av
Smith Charles, laborer, 55 Robinson
Smith Charles, lithographer, 65 Rebecca
Smith Charles R., of Wilson & Smith,
63 Wellington
Smith Charles W., shoemaker, 45 North
Bay
SMITH DONALD, merchant tailor,
2 East King, and 2 North James, h
Avon cottage
Smith Frank,
Kast Main
| Smith Freeman, marblecutter, 75 Mer-
rick
Smith George, grocer, Market sq
Smith George, laborer, Wentworth
Smith George, packer, 65 Rebecca
Smith George, sawyer, 5 Kelly
Smith captain George B., 207 East Bar-
insurance agent, 103
ton
Smith Harlock, laborer, 48 Catharina
Smith Henvy, crockery and glassware,
James Street market
| Smith Hugh, laborer, 72 Bay north
Smith J.
63 Merrick
Smith J. L., customs clerk, 206 North
MeNab
Smith James, bookkeeper, 48 Catharina
Smith James, laborer, 36 East Main
Smith James, plasterer, 03 Kast Barton
Smith John, grain merchant, 141 South
John
Smith John,
Florence
Smith John, pattern maker, 286 King
William
Smith John, tailor, West Maiden lane
Smith John, tinsmith, 192 King William
Smith John, watchmaker, 157 Napier
Smith Mrs., wid, 230 King west
Smith Mrs. Amy, wid Joseph, 44 Wel-
lington
Smith Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas. Stinson
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William, 143
North Mary
Smith Mrs. Jane, wid Samuel, 46 Market
Smith Mrs, Jane, wid Thos., 87 Robert
Smith Mrs, Julia, wid Nelson, 52 Hast
Maiden lane
Smith Mrs. Margaret, 36 Charles
Smith Mrs. Mary, wid George, Went-
worth
Smith Mrs. Mary, wid George, 21 West
Cannon
Smith Mrs. Susan, 78 North John
Smith Oliver ‘J., gardener, 827
William
Smith Peter, farmer, 36 Charles
Smith Richard, baggageman G.W.R.,
168 North Mary
Smith Richard, fitter, Locomotive
Smith Richard T), laborer, 194 James
Smith Robert, clerk, 64 North Catharine
Smith Robert E., clerk, 44 King William
Smith Thomas, of Allan & Co.,57 North
Catharine
Smith Thomas, laborer, 100 George
Smith Wm., machinist, 12 South McNab
Smith William, of Simpson, Stuart &
Co., 15 King William
Smith William, shoemaker, 143 North
Myra
laborer G.W.R, bds at 7
King
Smith William, high constable, 17 Pear] | St John’s Cheney eh of England, nt
Smith William M., grocer, 15 King Wil- M
liam
Smye William,collarmaker, 103 Renecca
Smyth Robert, tinsmith,13 King William
B., school, 73 King east, hh}
Smith James, carpenter, GL North Peert |
Smith James, earpenter, 154 Park north |
EEE eee
Snelgrove Mrs. E. B., wid George, dry
goods, 83 North James gs
Snelgrove Mrs. E. L., wid Henry tn
dertaker, 45 South John 9
Snelson Johnson, machinist, 102 Eas;
Maiden lane
Snow James, 23 Rebecca
Snowdon Mrs. Mary, wid William, 4
North Hess :
Snowdon William, carpenter, Nightin.
gale
Soll Helmut, cooper, 38 Walnut
Solleder John, undertaker, 128 Nor}
McNab
Somers James, clerk, 16 Wellington
Somerville J. H., dry goods, 14 James,
h 66 South Bay :
Somerville James, painter, 96 Robert
SOVEREIGN STEPHEN, surgeon den.
tist, 25 North McNab, bds at 94 MeNg
Sparg IIugh, stonecutter, 104 Rut
Hunter
SPECTATOR (THE), annual subserip-
tion to daily 85; to weekly $1;
proprietors — and
James cor Main
Speer John, blacksmith shop, North
MeNab, h 374 Hughson
| Speer Samuel, blacksmith, MeNab, h
|} 374 Hughson
Spelacy Thoihas, broker, 168 King eas
} Spence captain Thomas, al
} schooner, 20 Sheatte
Spencer, George, carpenter, 298 North
} Hnghson
| Spencer George B,, customs appraise,
45 North Hess
Spencer Henry, tinsmith, 26 King Wil
lian
Spencer Jolin, 208 King William
Spencer Mrs. Eliza E., wid Joseph, 4
North Hess
Spencer Percival L., teacher, see
Young Men's Christian a
King, h 77 Hunter west ;
Spencer Samuel, laborer G.W.R, 19)
North Bay
Spencer William, tinsmith, 90 Rebecca
Spickett Thomas G., bookkeeper, bis
cor Park and North Bay
Spittal William, baker, 11 North Bay
SPOHN JACOB V., barrister, &e,
Commercial buildings, South James
Spohn Mrs. Ann, wid Peter, 56 Gor
Spohn Mrs, Margaret, wid John L,?
Merrick ; :
Spratt Thomas, blacksmith, 4 York, b
98 Bay
Spratt Thomas, cigar maker, bis a
104 Market
Spriggs George B., bds at Royal hot,
61 James ; ay
Springer Mrs. Emeline, wid Olver,
North John :
Springett John, laborer, 58 Colborne
Springsteir. John, laborer, Vietoraay
Squibb Thomas, plumber, bds at #
Wellington
printers, Sout
collecting ugent, 9 North Bay
St Andrew's churen, Presbyterian, re.
Robert Burnett, James r
St Charles saloon, J. R. Reid, propretst,
11 Market sq 3
St Charles saloon, P. Hefferman, prop
tor, 90 King east é
St Joseph's convent, mother Mary Fg
lips, superioress, 138 North pat
J. G. Geddes, M.A., rector, cor King
Queen a8
St Mary’s cithedral, R. catholie tft
rev. John Farrell, bishop, 25 Shea
[Province op
Lawson, McCulloch & Co., editors, fF
Squire Cincinatus, flour and feed, snl
(NTARIO. }
St Mary’s orpha
Phillips, supe
§t Mary's separ
van, Ist teach
St Patrick’s wa
St Thomas chur
Edmund Ney
Main and We
Stacey James
King east
Stafford Mrs. C.,
Stafford Nichola
Sally Martin, b
Stanbury James,
millinery, 30
Stanbury James
136 North Joh
Stanley captain
agent, 88 Mary
Stanley Robert |
Stanley Wm. Lal
Stannard J. H., ¢
Stanton Geo., wh
Stanton Jobn, ci
68 King Willig
Stanton Thomas
Catherine
‘tapley Edward,
stark William G4
Stark, L1 Hug
tart John E., ba
Station hotel, C
proprietor, 123
STAUNTON JOL
14 North MeNa
Steanger James,e
h48 West Murt
Btebhens Win., g'
market, h Main
teedman James,
steele David, shij
Steele James, labs
Steinmetz Valent
Maiden jane
ns Jonatha
tephens Samuel,
tephens Ths.. ma
tephenson Will
Hunter
sterling Daniel, 0
Co., 134 King W
terling George, i
leather, h 97 We
terling Samuel, ¢
Blevens Isaac, fire
pevens Jefferson,
Hughson
reus Jefferson,
sJohn, lage
s John, port
pievens Mrs. Eliz
est Hunter
tevens Mrs, Jea
William
tevens Robert, ca
tevens Robert, p
liam
tevens Samuel,
park
fevenson Charles
Wellington
evenson George;
evenson James, |
agent, 14 Can:
South James, h !
evenson Jas., fir
tvenson James,
ork
‘venson James, §
Simcoe
fvenson John, 1
King William
venson John, m
PROVINCE op ()NTARIO. ]
————___
vid George, dry
108
wid Henry, un-
ohn
hinist, 102 East
St Mary’s orphan asylum, mother Mary
Phillips, superioress, 138 North park
§t Mary's separate school, Edward Ste-
van, 1st teacher, Park north
st Patrick's ward school, Peel
St Thomas church, ch of England, rev.
Edmund Neville, D.D., rector, cor
Main and West av 2
Stacey James B, P., upholsterer, 71
‘ing east
Suton Mrs. C., wid Philip, Ferrie east
Stafford Nicholas, laborer, Stuart
Stally Martin, boat builder, 285 Bay
Stanbury James, & Co., dry goods and
millinery, 380 King —
Stanbury James, of J. Stanbury & Co.,
136 North John f
Stanley captain Alexander, insurance
agent, 38 Mary, 97 Rebecea
Stanley Robert E., saddler, 88 Mary
Stanley Wn., laborer, 11 Picton west
Stannard J, H., carpenter, 55 Gore
Stanton Geo., whitewasher,23 Catherine
Stinton John, cabinetmaker, McNab, h
68 King William ;
Stanton Thomas, painter, 65 North
Catherine :
Stapley Edward, grocer, 37 Wellington
Ktark William Geddes, of Holbrook &
Stark, 11 Hughson north
tart John E., barrister, King
kor, 168 King cas qetation hotel, Christopher J.
omas, Garibald proprietor, 123 Stuart
te STAUNTON JOHN, cabinet ware room,
penter, 298 North 14 North MeNab, h King William
anger James,exchange broker, Stuart
8 West Murray
Stchbens Win., gardener, James Street
market, h Main
teedman James, machinist, 47 Napier
teele David, shipowner, 20 West Main
steele James, laborer, 249 North Jolin
teinmetz Valentine, tailor, 124 Mast
Maiden lane
tephens Jonathan, bricklayer 80 Mary
tephens Samuel, moulder, 58 Kelly
tephens Ths., machinist,41 Park north
tephenson William, cooper, 6 East
{unter
terling Daniel, of John McPherson &
34 King William
terling George, inspector of hides and
leather, h 97 Wellington
terling Samuel, clerk, 97 Wellington
ns Isaac, fireman, Emerald
Btevens Jefferson, laborer, 187 North
Hughson ‘
ens Jefferson, laborer, 58 Hughson
John, laborer, 273 North John
Btevens John, lager beer saloon, 17 York
John, porter, 58 Hughson north
Mrs. Eliza, wid William, 11
West Hunter
Mrs, Jeannett,
William
evens Robert, carpenter, 9 Peter
te Robert, packer, 79 King Wil-
liam =
evens Samuel, machinist, 41 South
park
evenson Charles H., builder, 32 South
Wellington
venson George; baker, 4 Nast Hunter
evenson James, accountant and land
agent, 14 Canada Life building,
South James, h 272 North James ~
debs aloe fireman, 181 Kast Main
rehson James, fireman G.W.R., 241
ork
A cuson James, glass blower, 22 Hast
Simcoe
evenson John,
King William
‘venson John, mason, 87 Bold
ca
vid William, 48
penter, Nightin.
8 Walnut
taker, 128 North
6 Wellington
goods, 14 James,
nter, 96 Robert
TIN, surgeon den-
bds at 04 MeNa
sutter, 104 Rast
annual subserip-
to weekly $1
h & Co.,, editor,
printers, Sout
vith shop, North
ison
smith, MeNab, hi
Finlay,
istoms appraiser,
ith, 26 King Wit
no William
, Wid Joseph, 4
smith, 90 Rebecca
, bookkeeper, his
1 Bay
er, 11 North Bay
., barrister, &,
ngs, South James
Peter, 56 Gore
, wid John L, 9
Hksmith, 4 York, b
vr maker, bds &
1s at Royal hotd,
me, wid Oliver,3 wid Charles,
lorer, 58 Colborne
lorer, Vietoriaav
mber, bds at re
yur and feed, an mm
North Bay
Presbyterian, re.
nes
%, Reid, proprietor,
Tefferman, propre
nother Mary Phil
8 North park
of England, i:
, rector, COF King
olie, right
R. cathol'¢,
bishop, 25 Sheaff:
machinist, bds at 208 |
Stevenson John, machinist, 133 North
Locke
Stevenson Thomas, moulder, East Main
Stevenson William, carpenter, 59 Kast
Hunter
STEWARD T. B., Goldsmiths’ hall, im-
porter of watches, clocks and jewel-
lery, 12 King east, h 23 Cherry
Stewart —, clerk, bds at 11 Kast Cannon
stewart Adams, salesman, bds at Royal
hotel, GL James
Stewart Allan N. McNab, clerk, 124 King
William
Stewart Andrew, inspector Inland reve-
nue, 113 Park north
STEWART C.E., & CO., printers and
publishers, proprietors and printers
of the Hamilton Evening Times; 3
Hughson
STEWART CHARLES E., of C. E.
Stewart & Co., 27 North Bay
STEWART CHARLES, of
Stewart & Co., 131 Market
STEWART JAMES, & CO., iron foun-
ders, 73 North McNab
Stewart James, of James Stewart & Co.,
resides on the mountain
Stewart James, shoemaker, bds at 41
North John
Stewart John,
Hunter
Stewart Sohn, bookseller,88 Kast Hunter
Stewart John, packer, 70 South Bay
Stewart John F.,of James Stewart & Co.,
53 North park
Stewart Mrs., milliner, 68 King west
Stewart Mrs. Anna M., wid captain
Alexander, 124 King William
Stewart Peter, traveller, 4 Grove
Stewart Thomas, moulder, 7 Robert
Stewart William, laborer, 57 North Pearl
Stewart Wm., printer, 180 King William
Burrow,
blacksmith, 91 West
Stewart William, of Stewart & Co., 17 |
West Cannon
Stick Mrs. Sophia, 183 Main
Stiff Charles, travelling auditor G.W.R.,
72 North Bay :
Still John R., shoemaker, 16 Mulberry
Stinson & Co., bankers, James north
Stinson Ebenezer, West av
Stinson Frank, porter, 65 East av
Stinson Harry A., bank clerk, Queen
Stinson Henry, of Stinson & Co.,
North Queen
Stinson James, of Stinson & Co., Queen
Stinson Miss M. E., teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east
Stinson Mrs. Sarah A., wid Coplin, Main
Stinson Mrs., wid Thomas, North Queen
Stinson William, Greig
Stirton Thomas, stonecutter, 221 North
John
Stokes Henry, engine driver, 55 North
Pearl
Stone Jacob, 25 Wellington
Stone John H., foreman, Victoria av
Stone Moses E., shoemaker, 77 Walnut
Stoneham William, bricklayer, 78 East
Hunter
Stoneman
north
Storer Harry M., 176 York
Storror Fred. M., toys, &c., 50 King west
Storror William, 21 South McNab
Strange Henry, M.D., medical registrar,
124 King east
Stratton Robert, laborer, 178 Rebecca
Straus Mrs. Ellen, wid J., 32 Catharina
Street Henry C., clerk, bds at 37 Maiden
lane west
Street Mrs. Frances, wid Richard, 46
North Catharine
Street Richard, clerk, 46 North Catherine
John, shoemaker, James
DOMINION 397 DIRECTORY.
ee em Sn AA Ae lA a a ca i ln
Hamitton,
STREET RICHARD P., secretary-trea-
surer Canada Farmers Mutual Ingur-
ance Co., 37 West Maiden lane
Strongman William, policeman, 76 West
Hunter
Stroud Alfred, top of Barton
Stuart Alex, tax collector, 64 Duke
Stuart James, & Co.,, founders, McNab
Stuart James M., of Simpson, Stuart &
Co, 44 Vine
Stuart John, of Harvey, Stuart & Co.,
cor McNab and Robinson
Stuart John C., of Duncan, Stuart & Co,
88 East Hunter
Stuart Robert, policeman, 124 West av
Stuart William, policeman, 82 Mary
Stull George, cab proprietor, 68 ‘Park
north
Stunnivan Cornelius, printer, Walnut
Sturgeon James, laborer, William
Sturt W. P., salesman, 16 Grove
Stutt John, salesman, 39 James, bds at
Tecumseh house, 39 James
Suckling Wm., laborer, 3 South Locke
Sullivan Corselius, laborer, 32 Cherry
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, 23 Spring ~
Sullivan Kdward, laborer, King west, h
cor King and Bay ;
Sullivan James, teamster, 50 Cherry
Sullivan Jer., laborer, North MeNab
| Sullivan John, laborer.18 Rest Strachan
Sullivan John, laborer, 76 Cherry
Sullivan Maurice, shoemaker, 63 Robert
Sullivan Michael, laborer, Aurora
Sullivan Michael, laborer, 34 O'Reilly
Sullivan Mrs, Catherine, wid Patrick,
Market
Sullivan Mrs. Mary, wid John, 98 Cherry
Sullivan Mrs, S., wid Michael, 99 Maria
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 132 Hunter
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 43 Mary
Sullivan Patrick, tinsmith, 39 Augusta
Sullivan Peter, laborer, 29 O'Reilly
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r 61 Maiden
lane
Sullivan Thos., laborer, 86 Wellington
Sullivan William, laborer, 96 Cherry
eu Steven, shoemaker, 149 Hast
Main
oe William W., builder, 50 West
Main
Summerville William, clerk Gas Co,
203 North John
Sunley William, 109 Park north
Sunter Win, cab driver, 64 Mulberry
Surrogate office, Court house, Main
Suter F. D., sheriff's clerk, bds at King
west
Sutherby John, Farmers hotel, 47 North
MeNah
Sutherland Angus, grocer, 54 King
west, h 42 Market
Sutherland Charles H., G.W.R., 185
King west cor King and Hess
Sutherland David G., druggist, bds at
7 Kast Cannon
Sutherland Donald, clerk, bds at 42
Market
Sutherland Ennis, bds at 53 Gore
Sutherland James, bds at 53 Gore
SUTHERLAND JAMES, of Gardner’s
Sewing Machine Co., 12 Catharina
Sutherland Mrs. Margaret, wid captain
James, 113 North Hughson
Sutton James, carpenter, 44 Locomotive
Sutton John, laborer, 316 North James
Sutton Joseph, marble polisher, 78 Can-
non west
Sutton Philip, laborer, 178 York
Swain Hodges, laborer, 64 West av
ok napa George, shoemaker, 3
gin
Swartzenburgh Walter, whipmaker, 3
Elgin
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HAMILTON,
teller Bank
SWEENEY CAMPBELL
North Cathe-
of Montreal, bds at 37
rine
Sweeny Mrs. Susan, wid Hugh, 57 Mary
Sweeny Thomas, moulder, 57 Mary
Sweetlove James, blacksmith, r 102
North Bay
Sweetman Austin, turner, 21 Peter
Sweetman Mrs. Jane,wid Kdward,60Vine
Swift Thomas, clerk G.W.R., bds at 9
Cannon east
Swinton Charles, teamster, 23 Guise
Swinton Wm., carpenter, 56 North Bay
SWINYARD THOMAS, cor Charles and |
West Hunter
Sylvester Thomas,
Cherry
Syme Henry, laborer, Victoria av
S\ymmers James, clerk, 16 Wellington
Syron Michael, machinist, 35 Sheaffe
Taaff & Brothers, butchers, 23 James
Market
Taalf Edw., of Taaff & Brothers, Mary
Taaff Francis, of Taaif & Brother,
Catherine
Taety Michael, laborer, Ferrie east
Tafe Joseph, moulder, 77 Robert
20
ov
coppersmith,
Taffe Mrs. Madeline, wid Richard, 34 | 1 }
; } : | Thomas & Bastedo, surgeon dentists,
Augusta i
Taft William, fireman G.W.R., Keneill
Tait William, brakeman G.W.R., 154)
Park north
Talbot Miss
Charles
Tallman Edw., laborer, 255 King west
Tallman Joseph N., moulder, 90 North
John
Sarah, dressmaker, 49
|
|
Tallman Wm., carpenter, 99 North John |
Taliman William H., house mover, 08 |
North John
Tangney Mrs. Mary, wid Joln,
O'Reilly
Tarbox John N,, of R. M. Wanzer &
Co., Barton
Tarrant Thomas A.,
King west
Tate Ronert, carpenter, 30 North Bay
Taylor Charles, carpenter, bds at 53 Gore
machinist, 293
Taylor Donald, captain Osprey steam- |
boat, 236 North McNab
Taylor Eli, laborer, Catherine
Taylor Frederick, bds at 7 Florence
Taylor George, 234 King west
TAYLOR GEORGE, of Taylor & Min-
ty, 92 South James
Taylor Isaac, 29 West av
Taylor James, bricklayer, 81 Mulberry
“aylor John, builder, 8 South Bay
Taylor John, laborer, Garth
Taylor John, laborer, 13 Ferrie west
Taylor John, moulder, 179 North McNab
Taylor John, teamster, 128 Market
Yaylor John ©., printer and book store,
TT Bine srost
Tryin ‘or SPh, secretary to gene-
s nerintonde... G.W.R., Hughson,
13° Vest Cennon
‘Lo clor ‘oseph, watchmaker, 56 James
2 vyloe dosinh, marble polisher, 209 West
bicin
TAYLOK & mini i, Lonkers, exchange
and stock brokers, 2 South James
Taylor N., clerk, bds at 7 Cannon east
Taylor Mrs. Isabella, wid James, 96 Bold
Taylor Richard, laborer, 14 North Bay
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 24 Catharina
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 45 William
Taylor V. H., bookkeeper, bds cor King
and James
Taylor William, huckster, James Street
market, h 111 North Catharine °
Taylor William J., builder, 37 Mulberry
| Thomas George, messenger Bank of
12 |
|
Taylor William R., clerk, 90 South Ca-
tharine |
DOMINION 398
Taylor. William T., bookkeeper wood
department G.W.R., 73 Elgin
TECUMSEH HOUSE, Joseph Huggard,
proprietor, 39 James
Tekle Mrs. Margaret, wid Robert, 25
West Strachan
Temperance house, M. M. Belnap, pro-
prietor, 31 John north
Temple John, & Co,, livery stables, 20
Catharine
Temple John, of John Temple & Co.,
Catharine
| Temple Peter, engine driver G.W.R,, 46
Ferrie west
| Templeman Peter, freight department
G.W.R., 216 North John
Templeton James, teamster, 56 South
Locke
Tenant John, missionary,
Catharine
Tepke Augustus, looking glass maker,
27 York
Terrapin saloon, James Hamilton, pro-
prietor, 16 King west
Terry Geo,, laborer, 213 North Hughson
Thatcher Ezekiel, carriagemaker, 7
South Hess
Thatcher Wm., carpenter,60 Locomotive
99
°
154 North
Market cor MeNab
THOMAS C. L., & CO., Western piano
manufacturers, 90 and 92 King west
Thomas Charles L., of C. L. Thomas &
Co., 603 King west
THOMAS E. CARTWRIGHT, sheriff,
Concession read cor Bay, h Mountain
brow
| Thomas John, of J. Thomas & Co.
| Thomas Mrs. BE. C., wid George F., 125
Thomas Edward, of Thomas & Bastedo,
top of Nelson
Montreal, Victoria av
Thomas James, saloon, 45 North MeNab
Thomas John, & Co., machine shop, 64
68 and 68 Rebecca
North Catharine
Thompkins Geo, O., plumber, 219 James
Thompson Alex., of Copp Brothers &
Co., 92 York
Thompson Andrew, cooper, 5 St Law-
rence ay
Thompson Benjamin, laborer, 132 North
Bay
Thompson Charles, of Macabe & Thomp-
son, bds Hess
Thompson George, laborer, Florence
Thompson Gregory, shoemaker,
Walnut
Thompson Isaac, laborer, Mary
THOMPSON J., carver, 95 West Maiden
lane
Thompson Jas., laborer, Macaulay east
Thompson James, shoemaker, 112 Maria
Thompson John, carpenter, Kelly
Thompson John, grocer, 368 Hughson
55
Thompson Jos., rope makey King
east
Thompson Mark, laborer, Victoria av
Thompson Matthew, carpenter, 25
Strachan west
Thompson Miss Ann, seamstress, r 51
Catharina
Thompson Miss M., dressmaker,
North park
Thompson Mrs, Anne, wid Thomas, 189
King east
Thompson Mrs. Harriet, wid Richard,
Ferguson av
Thompson Peter, roller, Wentworth
Thompson Thomas, bds at Royal hotel,
61 James
15
DIRECTORY.
| Towers Charles F., agent Domisit
[Province ¢
Thompson Thos., shoemaker, 267 King
west ,
Thompson W, A,, clerk Bank of Mon
treal, bds at 37 North Catherine
Thompson Wm., tailor, 94 Park nor
nn Pryde, Ma
Thompson William C,, carpenter, 95
Bay north
Thomson Alex., blacksmith, 95 Markeg
Thomson Alexander,of Thomson, picket
& Bell, 139 South John
THOMSON, BIRKETT & BELL whol
sale dry goods, cor Merrick tnd
North McNab
Thomson Charles, carpenter, 77 Peal
Thomson David, gardener, 26 Elgin
Thomson John, grocer, 94 North Ba
Thomson Mrs, J. R., Main west”
Thomson Mrs. Mary, wid Walter, 1B
Hunter
Thomson Wm., machinist, 150 Hyghsoy
Thorburn James, flour and feed men
chaut, 60 South John
Thorn Willian, crockery, glasswar
and cotton waste, 31 York, }
west ;
Thorner J., 69 Catharine north
Thornton James, organ and melodes
factory, 7 North bay h OL West Mai
Thorpe David, laborer, 77 North Car
line
THURSTON WILLIAM, | propriet
Marble Hall restaurant, 48 J
Tiffin Mpheaim, clerk G.W.R, 831
Tiflin Samuel, Catherine north
Tindell Thomas, carpenter, 133 Nor
Join
Tindell William, innkeeper, K
Tinline Andrew, contractor, 85
Tinsley Edwin, engine driver,
Bay
Tisdale H., agent, 51 Fergus
Tisser Win., builder, Little Wel
Tobin Jolin, machinist, 120 E:
lane :
Tobin Mrs. Catherine, wid Richarl,
Spring
Todd Israel, whitewasher, 178 Ki
William
Tomkins Haward, laborer, 69 Napie
Tonner William, 56 North Cath
TORONTO DAILY TELEGRAP
William T, Sloane, agent, 130 Ps
north
Torrance Thos., saddler, 69 Sout]
Torrence Hugh, boilermaker, 12 Fem
west
Torrey Uriah, of Mugridge & Torrey,!
North John
Touler David, laborer, 62 Hannah
Tovel Samuel, gardener, James
market, h Hast King
Maul
n
Telegraph 13 King, b li
Hughson
Towers George, mariner, 206 Hi
Towers John J., clerk, 111 Hugh
Towers Mrs. Louisa, wid Thoma
Hughson j
Towers William, carpenter, 53 Fe
west ;
Towers William B., law student!
Hughson qi
Towersey Joseph, watchman, 10 Ki
William
Towersey Mrs. Joseph, millinery s
10 King William f
Townsend Edmand J., gardener, %
James :
Townsend 8. W., brewer, 7 South
Townsend Sherman E., bookkeep*
King William AN:
Trail William, clerk, 123 William |
Co.,
Ke
b
;
h
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Thompson Thomas, shoemaker, 267
King west |
Traill Allan, salesman, r 5
Hunter
UMAN JOSEP
atherine
mbull Alex, ¢
unter ;
mpeller David
cott
WOR, 85 Cathe
Beott Mrs. Jan
atheart
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rs, 116 and 118
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bull James, car
bull John, an
bull William, o
tr Alexander, h
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Traill David, t
en lane
Trapnell §=Wi
North Jame
TRAVELERS
HARTFORI
ger; Weste
MeKeand, ag
Travers Denni
South John
REASURER’
patrick, tres
Main cor Joh
remlett Willi
Mrendell Will
Mressdale Wats:
39 Mary
Mrestiim Georg
Market :
REVASKIS FE
feed and bone
revaskis Geor
romotive
Walter,
n
Williar
Professor |
tal music,
n
liss Mary,
upe rev, Willi
erian, 69 West
tam Wm., book
Wax Leandy 4
bull George,
{Nab
lean Edward
ngton
ean Samuel,
atharine
ine, 178 Kin
William, b
‘llington, h Ca
James,
lacanlay,
'tt& Billings,
ref,
orth Ba
William, seam
ul & Co, i
+ Hlarket sq
NU Henry, gex
od
ilson
7 Bold
Alfced, groc
has., painte
iid Ret
i)
[Province om ONTARY?. |
Trail David, bookkeeper, 88 East Maid-
en lane : ;
Trapnell William, shipwright,
North James mi
~AVELERS' INSURANCE CO. OF
MARTFORD, tichard, Bull, mana-
er; Western Ontario branch, A.
\eKeand, agent, 11 James
ravers Dennis, grocer, 114 and 116
South John ; 7
REASURER'S OFFICE, James Kirk-
patrick, treasurer, county — Office:
Main cor John
remlett William, shoemaker, 22 McNab
Mrendell William, laborer, King east
Mresadale Watson, commercial traveller,
39 Mary
Mestum George A., blacksmith, 16
Market
emaker, 267 Kin
rk Bank of Mon
th Catherine
or, O4 Park north
U., carpenter, 2
ksmith, 95 Marked
of Thomson, birketg
ohn
'T & BELL, whol
cor Merrick ay
irpenter, 77 Pearl
dener, 26 Elgin
er, 94 North Bay
, Main west
, wid Walter, 23
hinist, 150 Hnghsor
jour and feed mer food and bone dust mill, 253 York
ohn revas George, of Trevaskis Bro-
‘ockery, glasswat ther York
John, of Trevaskis
3 York
Thomas, of Trevaskis Bro-
3 York
William, blaeksmith, King
west, h 16 Margaret
ibeck William, laborer, 247
a, 31 York, h Mai
arine north
an and melo
pay h Ol West
rer, 77 North Ca
King
LLIAM, propt
urant, 48 Je
rk G.W.R,, 83 Rober
herine north
arpenter, 18
st
ibute Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas, 57
omotive =
Walter, laborer, 160 King
3, wid, 6 North Locke
ge, bookkeeper, 41 North
mental music, 14 King east, h 24
Elgin
vip Miss Mary, 73 John north
mupe rev, William, Canada Presby-
terian, 69 West Main
_ Little Welll
inist, 120 Ka
rine, wid R
; Wax Leandre, grocer, 132 King east
nbull George, bread driver, 17 South
feNab .
dean Edward, trankmaker, 37 Bur-
ington
ewasher, 118
laborer, 69 Napiet
6 North Cathariat
LY TELEGRAPH
ine, agent, 130 Pal
atharine
UMAN JOSEPH TL, fruit and herb
bedicine, 178 King east
man William, bookkeeper, 11 North
atherine
mbull Alex., confectioner, 61 East
unter
hddler, 69 South Ji
oilermaker, 12 Fem
ugridge & Torrey}
tr David W.,,
ellington, h Cannon
cott James, night
WAR. 85 Catheart
cott Mrs, Jane, wid William, 28
atheart
STAND LOAN CO.OF CANADA,
H. Macaulay, agent, North James
ket & Billings, tobacco manufactu-
rocery. ray
rer, 62 Hannah pene
dener, Jame
King f.
F., agent Domai
13 King, b M4
watchman
hs
ariner, 206 Hig
lerk, LL Hugh a
sa, wid Thomas, 4
carpenter, 58 Fe
re K., of Tuckett & Bill-
835 North Bay
William, seaman, 1 Brock
bull & Co,, foundry, 84 Mary,
ee Market sq 4
pull Henry, sexton Central church,
IOLL
bull James, carnenter, 133 Rebecca
bull John, tinsmith, 10 Wilson
a William, of Turnbull & Co.,
son
t Alexander, of James Turner &
yf Bold
t Alfved, grocer, 261 North James
t Chas, painter, 36 King William
B., law student, }
watchman, 10 hi
ry ste
seph, milline
Y Q
a J, gardener, 2
brewer, 7 Southys
n B,, hookkeeptt!
rk, 123 Willie
Jesman, r 52"
we \
274
REVASKIS BROTITERS, flour and |
Bro- |
r
. . |
itt Professor D., vocal and instru-
tam Wim., bookkeeper, 210 King west |
heman Samuel, carpenter, 119 North |
DOMINION
Turner G,, bds at 9 Cannon east
Turner George, tailor, 34 Cathcart
Turner Henry, gardener, 32 O’Rielly
TURNER JAMES, & CO., wholesale
grocers, 2,4, G6 South Hughson, cor
| Main . :
Turner James, of James Turner & Co.,
6 East av |
Turner Jolin, clerk, bds at 55 North |
| John ‘i |
| Turner Joseph W., elocutionist, 150 |
| North John |
*) Turner Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, 64) James Street market
| South McNab |
) Turnet Wm., clerk, bds at 9 Cannon east |
| Turner Wilham, fireman, 86 North Bay |
Tyme John, moulder, Greig
| agents, 2 South James |
Unsworth Albert, machine operator, |
170 King east
| Urlin Adolphus, clerk, 20 Wilson
| Urvy Henry, barber and hairdresser, |
45 North James, h 95 North Bay
| Usher Hugh, laborer, 78 Catharina |
| Usher Mrs, Aun, wid George, 114 Re- |
becea |
| Ussery William J., operator branch |
| office Montreal Telegraph Co., MeNab |
| Valentine Mrs. Elizaheth, wid Alexan- |
; der, 56 South Hughson |
| Vallance Geo,, bookkeeper, 42 Catheart |
| Vallance William, clerk, 123 Rebecen
| Vallence Jas., carpenter, 22 Picton east
VAN ALLEN ELI, of Gill & Van}
Allen, 103 York |
| Vance John, laborer, Canada |
; Van Norman Abner E., clerk, Went- |
} worth
| Van S!yke George W., school teacher, |
; 26 Margaret |
| Vanutze James, 196 James
| Vassett William, machinist, bds at 208 |
| King William
) Vaughan Cornelius, brickmaker, West
|
| Maiden lane
Veal William J, tailor, 34 South James,
h 144 Rebecea
| Venall Charles, laborer, Stuart
| Venall William, laborer, 203 > North |
| Catharine |
Venator Win. A., turner, 221 South King
Vent William, carpenter, 30 Hess |
Vernon Elias, M.D., 78 South James
cor Bold |
| Verrall Edward, butcher, 239 James
| Vicars Henry, mason, bds at 4 West!
Main |
| Victoria hotel, Alexander McKay, pro- |
prietor, 79 Ning east |
} VICTORIA MUTUAL INSURANCE |
| CO, OF CANADA, William D.
3ooker, secretary, South James cor |
Main |
Vila Augustin, chandier, 253 North Bay |
Vila Mrs. Ann, wid Augustin, grocer, |
253 North Bay
Villicrs colonel Henry, brigade major |
militia, 58 North Bay
Vineent Thomas, laborer, North James
Vindler Adolphe, laborer, 16 George
Vinkler Hermann, machinist, 119 South
John
Vogt John, tailor, 61 South John
Vokins John, East Hannah
Volk Edward, moulder, 120 York
Volker Jacob, tailor, 57 East Hunter
Voll John, glass blower, 9 Wood east
Wabe Robert, laborer, 23 Margaret
WADDELL ROBERT R., attorney,
office 5 South John, h Main east
Waddell William, grain merchant, 122
South John
Wade Jas., carpenter, 75 North Locke
399 DIRECTORY.
——— ooo
HAMILTON,
Wade Robert, baker, 293 King east
Wadge Richard, carpenter, 43 North
Caroline
Wagner Benj., trunkmaker, 72 Ferguson
ay
Wagstaff Walter, tinsmith, 162 King
William
Waite Geo., grainer, 82 North MeNab
Waitte Thos., gardener, 175 West Main.
Wakeham John, shipwright, 883 North
James
Wakeham Thomas H., butcher, 25
Walder Christopher, laborer,
Main
Waldhoff Will'am,
dealer, 28 Rebecca
21 West
hay and straw
,4 United States Lloyds, Taylor & Minty, | Wales James, miller, 48 West Main
Walford John, porter, 16 Napier
Walker Alfred, bookkeeper, 68 Can-
Hon west
Walker Byron E., discount clerk Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce, 68 Cannon
west
Walker Charles, moulder, 86 Mulberry
Walker Charles L., confectioner, 21
South John
Walker Daniel, 44 North Catharine
Walker Frank G., grocer, 8 and 10 South
John
Walker George, carriage painter, 150
Hunter
Walker George, grocer, 10 South John
WALKER J. N., stoves and tinware,
19 North John, h 118 East Hunter
WALKER JAMES, importer of dry
and fancy goods, 29 King, h 34 South
Bay
WALKER JAMES, manufacturer of
soap, candles aud oil, 21 South Bay,
factory Victoria av, h 19 South Lay
Walker John, laborer, 833 James north
Walker John, laborer, William
Walker John, lumbercr, 74 Merrick
Walker Miles, grocery, 2 Augusta
Walker Mrs. Eliza, boarding house, 44
Catharine north
Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas,
G7 West Main
Walker Mrs, Margaret, wid Thomas, 65
Vine
Walker Mrs. Margaret, wid William, 28
North Hess
Walker Robt., carriagemaker, 7 Walnut
Walker Robert, grocer, 205 York
Walker Sidney F.,clerk, 68 Cannon west
Walker Thomas, waggonmaker, Night-
ingaie
Walker William, grocer, 72 Merrick
Walker William, laborer, 15 West av
Walker William, trader, James Street
market, h 226 James
Walker William H., clerk, 185 King
William
Walker Wm. H., machinist, 11 Walnut
Wall James, blacksmith, cor East Mai-
den lane and John, h 111 Maria
Wall Mrs. Ann, wid Wm., 9 Mulberry
Wall Thomas J., superintendent Demi-
nion Telegraph Co., 150 MeNab
north
Wallace J. W., printer, bds at 150 York
Wallace James, clerk, 46 Ferguson av
Wallace Jas,, moulder, 49 East Cannon
Wallace John, bookkeeper, 150 York
WALLACE WILLIAM, assistant sup-
erintendent G.W.R., Hughson, h Mark-
land
Wallington Thomas, dyer, William
Walsh Henry, laborer, 347 King William
Walsh John, laborer, 196 King west
Walsh Michael, laborer, 131 Napier
Walter Christopher, laborer, 201 West
Main
TNE SF
ms,
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SEL dail ss om Pa Sadan
Sates
HAMILTON.
Walter August, filer, 12 Margaret
Walter Frederick, iron moulder, 264
North James
Walters David 8., saw trimmer, 94
York
Walters John, bookbinder, 1 Cherry
Walton W.G., of McCraney & Walton,
James north
Walton William, fitter, George
WANZER R. M, & CO., sewing
machine manufacturers, King east
Ward Charles F., saddler, 179 Cannon
east
Ward John A,, accountant G.W.R.,
278 King west
Ward Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph, 51 South
James
Ward Mrs. Margaret, wid Charles, 148
Cannon east
Ward P., coachman, 39 East Hannah
‘Ward William, finisher, 26 West av
Wardle —, carpenter, 47 Florence
Ware E. W., of Gurney, Ware & Co.,,
9 Vine
Wark David, policeman, Emerald
Warne Patrick, laborer, Strachan east
Warne Robt., laborer, 333 North James
Warney Constantine, cooper, 313° Bar-
ton east
Warney George, laborer, William
Warnick William, pedlar, 47 Cherry
Warnock Jos., saddler, bds at 7 Florence
Warren Chas., laborer, 61 North Pearl
Warren Chs., laborer, Hast Maiden lane
Warren Donald, packer, 47 West av
Warren Edward, shoemaker, 78 Mary
Warren George, fish dealer, East Maid-
en lane
Warren George A.,laborer, 216 Hughson
Warren Mrs, Elizabeth, wid George,
grocer, North McNab
Warren Mrs, Mary, wid James, Catha-
rine
Warren Peter, of D. Moore & Co., 95
North Catharine
Warren Thomas, machinist, Catharine
Warry Miss BE. Ross, fancy goods, 18
King west
Washington George B. laborer, Augusta
WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT, Wil- |
liam Haskin, city engineer, manager ;
Adam Rutherford, bool:keeper; Wil-
liam Monk, collector: John Mal-
colm, foreman; James Macfarlane,
mechanical engineer ; William Lon-
ergan, fireman; William Calder,
reservoir keeper; Thomas Arm-
strong, second fireman and filtering
basin keeper, City hall, James south
Watkins John, marblecutter, bds at 104
Market
Watkins John, salesman, George cor
Queen
Watkins Mrs. Catherine, wid F. W.,
George cor Queen
Watkins Thomas C., dry goods, 10
North James, h cor King and Emerald
Watson Andrew, baker, 138 James
north
Watson David, moulder, 134 North
Catharine
Watson Geo., carpenter, 33 North Bay
Watson George, shoemaker, 78 Welling-
ton south
Watson George H., clerk G.W.R., 122
North Catharine
Watson Henry, clerk, 122 North Catha-
rine
Watson Henry, laborer, 25 Mary
Watson James, carpenter, Sophia
Watson James, policeman G.W.R., 33
North Queen
Watson James, school teacher, 30 West
Main
DOMINION 400 DIREOTORY.
WATSON JAMES, _ president Hamil-
ton Powder Co,, 1 Sandiford place, 11
Duke
Watson John, veterinary surgeon, 25
Mary
Watson Mrs. Anu, wid William, board-
ing house, 154 Park north
Watson Thos. ©., merchant, King east
Watson Wm., carpenter, 168 North Bay
Watt John, tailor, 11 Hughson, h 112
West av
Wattford Robt., laborer, 25 North Queen
Watts David, moulder, 1384 North Cath-
arine
Watts George, plumber, 68 West av
Watts Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas,
grocery, 25 Barton
Waugh John, builder, 78 North Bay
Waugh Ths. J., superintendent Domini-
on Telegraph Co., 150 North McNab
Way James, grocer, 26 and 34 Mary
Way John, blacksmith, 154 Park north
Weakley Jos.,, tinsmith,bds at 104 Market
Weaver Charles, laborer, 50 Bay
Weaver Frederick, laborer, 73 West
Barton
Weatherton John, inspector G.W.R.,
Victoria av
Webb Alfred, laborer, King east
Webb Geo. N., shoemaker, 185 West Main
Webb John, carpenter, 128 South John
Webb William, labover, 64 West av
Webber Esau, mason, 42 Maria
Webber Frederick C., builder, 110!
South Jobn
Webber John, builder, 186 South John
King east, h cor Cherles and Hunter
Webber William, builder, 40 Mavia
Weber George, tailor, 78 South John
Weber John, laborer, 185 Napier
Webster George, machinist, Wentworth
Webster Jas., builder, 80 North McNab
Webster Jas., clerk G.W.R., 34 Market
Webster Joseph, A. bourne mills, store
8 Market sy
Webster Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, 32
Kast Simcoe
Webster R. I., machinist, 14 South
Wellington
Webster William, flour and feed store, 8
Market sq
Weeden George, laborer, 130 North Bay
Weir William, gardener, Hess
Welch David, laborer, 45 Robert
Welch James, brushmaker, bds at 112
King east
Welch James, laborer, 256 North James
Welch Mrs., wid Lawrence,36 Burlington
Welch Mrs. Mary, 189 James
Welch Thomas, tinsmith, bds at 114
tebecca
Welsh Thomas, laborer, 54 Kast Maiden
lane
WELLINGTON, GREY AND BRUCE
RAILWAY CoO., lieut. colonel Me-
Giverin, of Hamilton, president ;
John Osborne, secretary, 8 Canada
Life Assurance building, South
James
Wells Frederick, moulder, 46 North John
Welsh Michael, laborer, 54 Maiden lane
Welsh Mrs. Mary, wid John, 18 O'Reilly
Welsher Harvey B., carpenter, 291 King
west
Wentenhall James §., accountant, bds
at Anglo American hotel, 16 Market
8
Wesley chapel, 42 Rebecca
Wesley chapel lecture room, 40 Rebecca
Wesleyan Female college, rev. S. D.
Rice, D.D., principal, King east
Wesleyan German church, rev. Ste-
phen Kaprele, Rebecca
WEBBER JOHN M., hardware, 56 |
Wesleyan Methodist centenary chy
rev. W. J. Hunter and rev, James}
non, Main
West End drug store, A. Hamiltoy
Co., 52 King west
West Joseph, laborer, 94 Bold
West Mrs, Rebecca J., wid Fred. 16M
West Wm., constable, 123 North \y
Westaway John, packer, 10 Catheris
north
Westaway Henry, fitter G.W.R
North Bay
Western Marine Insurance (’,
Toronto, Wilson & Sinith, agents,og
King and John j
Weston Hugh G., carriagemaker, §
West av
Westwood Mrs, Catherine, wid Charle
185 Main
attorney, Commissioner for Provigg
of Quebec, 10 South James, 7
Main east
Wetherall Joseph, landing waiter evs
tom house, 354 Huglisou
Wexford house, Mrs, O'Brien, propri
tress, 127 and 129 King Willian
Wheeler captain William L., 107 Nor
Hughson
Wheeler Charles, boarding house, |!
York
Whelan James, laborer, 116 West ar
Whelan John, laborer, Catharine
Whelan Michael, laborer, 106 Walnut
Whipple Elijah S., of John Temple
Co.,, estate agent, 29 Catharine
Whitby John, engineer, 106 North Hes
White —, carpenter, 4 Ferguson ay
White Adam, machinist, 6 Stuart
White Archibald, driver, 125 King Wi
liam
White David, cabinetmaker, 13 Bay
Main
White Frank M.,, clerk, bds Ki
White Geo., carpenter, 120 Ea
White Henry, pork dealer, 105 Sout
John
White Henry A., tinsmith, 143 Nor
ark
white James ©., carpenter, 46 Mary
White John, book agent, bdsat ll
King William 5
White John, whitewasher, 13 S01
Pearl
White Michael, tailor, 19 North Carola
| White Mrs. A., wid David, 94 Ba
Maiden lane ;
White Mrs, Isabel, wid James, 252 No
Bay
White Nicholas, carpenter, 45 Mary
White Thomas, 109 West Main
White Thomas, collector Inland revent
44 North Hess ret
White Thos., jun., M.D., of Billing’
White, Cannon east ;
White Thomas L., grocer, 31 Soll
John, h 125 King east ;
White Thomas W., organ manufactum
40 King west :
White W. C., 111 North McNab |
White William, pensioner, 301 Yo
Hughson caeak
White William M., druggist, 36 50
Wellington
Whittaker Ernest, clerk, bds a
North Catherine ‘acta
Whiting Mrs. Margaret, wid Israel,
Robert ‘ 91 Nod
Whitney Thomas, cab driver, 12144
McNab
Whyte & Barclay, chemists, 7
east i
Whyte Ralph L., Inland revenue ™
King east
[Province g
WETENHALL HENRY, barrister an)
MWilliamson Peter,
yraRto. }
hyte William A.
38 Wellington
ickham James,
Cannon
Vidger James, bf
cor King and M
Widgery William, §
John
filde Edwin, ag
Insurance Co., 4
Vilds Mrs, Betsey,
Wiler John, drugg
filkie John, eng
Hunter
Wilkinson George
Willett Edw., shoe
liam
WILLIAMS CHA
Shades saloon, 25
aq
iams Charles,
‘illiamgs Charles,
‘illiams Henry, bj
8} Locomotive
jilliams James, et
liams James M
il Co., Queen
liams John, lat
liams John, lat
liams Mrs, Ce
Valnut
ns Robert, 1)
ms Roderick
iliams Thomas,
jilliamson & Co
tory, cor Stewar
ILLIAMSON JA
(Co, grain warel
38 Brock, h Ferg
Villiamson James
ri
(
‘i
i
i}
TGeorge
Williamson R., lal
Villiamson Richa
Simcoe
Villiamson Richar
James
villis Alexander, ¢
‘ills Miss Jane, be
58 King east |
WILLSON F. M.,
vy Garde
5 North Jame
John W.,
ILLSON & SM!"
agents for the W
ance Co, of Toro
and John
Vilson —, baker, 4
Vilson Andrew, of
Co, 21 Main wes
Wilson Archdale, ¢!
b North Welling
ILSON, BOWMA
turers of The Le
chines, 14 South
and 14 Kast Mair
Wilson Chs., surve
ilson John, cai
MeNab
ilson John, engit
Bay
ilson John, labor
ilson John, of La
Wile’
'uson Joseph, gre
VILSON JOSBPH
dealer, 18 North
ILSON JOSEPH
east *
Filson Mrs,
Hunter mnt)
ilson Mrs. Charl
Cannon west
4
centenary chy
nd rev, James ff
re, A. Hamiltog
, 94 Bold
wid Fred, 16
e, 123 North My
tker, 10 Catherig
itter GW,
nsurance ('o,
Smith, agents, og
‘arriagemaker 3
erine, wid Charla
‘RY, barrister and
oner for Proving
nith James, hf
nding waiter cus
PUSOL
. O'Brien, propri
King Willa
liam L., 107 Nor
oarding house, |}
rer, 116 West ar
1, Catharine
orer, LOG Walnut
of John Temple
Y Catharine
ser, 106 North Hey
4 Ferguson av
list, 6 Stuart
iver, 125 King Wi
stmaker, 13 Bai
rk, bds King east
br, 120 Kast Hunt
dealer, 105 Soul
ismith, 143 Nort
renter, 45 Mary
higent, bdsat 1
washer, 13 Sout
19 North Caroli
David, 94 Bad
1 James, 252 Nort
enter, 45 Mary
Vest Main
tor Inland revente
L.D., of Billing
grocer, 31 Soul
ast
gan manufacture
beth McNab |
sioner, 301 No
ruggist, 36 Sou
lerk, bds at
ret, wid Israel,
) driver, 121 Not
hemists, 74 fi
nd revenue olhttly
[Provixer g
yr ARt0. |
36 Wellington
ickham James, moulder, 19 West
Cannon
idger James, boot and shoe dealer;
cor King and MeNab
Widgery William, shoemaker, 130 South
John a }
ide Edwin, agent Victoria Mutual
Insurance Co., 48 Robinson
vilds Mrs, Betsey, wid Geo,, King east
Wiler John, druggist, Walnut cor Main |
filkie John, engine driver, 83 Kast
Hunter .
vilkinson George, barber, 9 York
Willett Edw., shoemaker, 198 King Wia-
liam
WILLIAMS CHARLES F., proprietor
Shades saloon, 29 Main east, h Princes
a
Wi liking Charles, laborer, Steven
Williams Charles, laborer, 103 West av
Villiams Henry, baggageman G.W.R,,
8] Locomotive
Villiams James, engine driver, 257 York
‘illiams James M., president Canadian
Oil Co., Queen
Villiams John, laborer, 55 East Hunter
Williams John, laborer, 107 North Bay
Williams Mrs. Cecilia, wid Henry, 80 |
Walnut
‘illiams Robert, laborer, 25 Ferrie west
Williams Roderick, laborer, 219 York
illiams Thomas, laborer, 129° Napier
Villiamson & Co., vinegar manufac-
tory, cor Stewartand MeNab
ILLIAMSON JAMES, of Williamson &
Co, grain warehouse, 32, 34, 86 and
48 Brock, h Ferguson av
Williamson James, painter, Dundurn
BWilliamson Peter,boot and shoe maker,
reorge
amson R., laborer, North McNab
son Richard, laborer, 14 East
simcoe
Villiamson Richard, laborer, 300 North
Alexander, carpenter, 38 Hess
Vills Miss Jane, boot and shoe dealer,
58 King east
WILLSON F. M., banker, broker and
secretary Gardner Sewing Machine
Co.,5 North James, h 101 James south
Villson John W., of Willson & Smuth
ILLSON & SM!™'T, grain merchants,
agents for the Western Marine Insur-
ance Co, of Toronto, office cor King
and John
rilson —, baker, 47 Catharina
Wilson Andrew, of Wilson, Bowman &
Co., 21 Main west
Wilson Archdale, chemist, 74 King east,
h North Wellington
ILSON, BOWMAN & CO., manufac-
turers of The Lockman sewing ma-
chines, 14 South Hughson, oftices 12
and 14 East Main. See Adv page 9
Wilson Chs., surveyor, 137 John north
ilson John, carpenter, 101 North
McNab
ae John, engine driver, 108 North
ay
Vilson John, laborer, Davenport
Vilson John, of Lawson & Brothers, 61
xore
Wilson Joseph, grocer, 123 Yor
‘ison Joseph, 23 York
VILSON JOSEPH, pork and provision
eater, 18 North McNab, h 33 West av
oe JOSEPH H., grocer, 115 King
DOMINION 401 DIRECTORY.
|
rhyte William A., of Whyte & Barclay, | Wilson Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William, 28
Peter
Wilson Mrs, Henrietta, wid J. C., 19
Wellington
Wilson Mrs, Joseph, boarding house, 9
Cannon east '
Wilson Robert, shoemaker, 53 South
John
Wilson Robert, laborer, Victoria av
Wilson Samuel, superintendent orphan
asylum, 95 Wellington south
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, 63 East
Maiden lane
Wilson Thomas, grocer, 24 Walnut
Wilson Thomas, messenger Bank of
British North America
Wilson William, laborer, 133 Hunter
Wilson Wm,, laborer, 4 East Strachan
Wilson William, tailor, 26 King west, h
53 Hess
Wilmot John, scalemaker, 43 Hughson
Wilton Henry B., painter, 12 West Mur-
ray
Winckler Julius, proprietor Nelson
hotel, Market sq
Window shade factory, Burrows &
dvans, 10 King west
WINER J., & CO., wholesale druggists,
25 King east
Winer John, of J. Winer & Co., cor
Main and Walnut
Winfield Alexander, boilermaker, 8
North Queen
Winfield J., carpenter, bds at 9 Cannon
east
Winfield Thomas, potter, 142 William
Wingler Hermon, machinist, 119 South
John
Winslow Joseph, grocer, 71 Napier
Winton Mrs. Agnes, wid James, 202
James
Wishart James, blacksmith, 31 Florence
Wishart Jas., carpenter, 77 West Hunter
| Wolf Samuel, pedlar, 95 King William
WOOD ANDREW TREW, of Wood
& Leggat, King east
Wood David, laborer, 91 West av
Wood Joseph, turner, 97 Market
WOOD & LEGGAT, importers of iron
metals and hardware, 44 King aorth,
warehouse King William
Wood Samuel, machinist, 150 North
Mary
Wood William, sailor, 181 North McNab
Woodall William, plasterer, 49 West av
Woodcock Mrs. Mary, wid John, 98 Mary
Woodcott Chas., fireman, 5 Ferrie west
Woodhouse Sam., porter, 82 Maiden lane
Woodhouse Wm., shoemaker,95 West av
Woodley Samuel, boot and shoe maker,
22 James, h West Maiden lane cor
South Bay
Woodley William, shoemaker, 19 King
‘ William
Woodman John, pedlar, 32 Charles
Woodman Thomas, clerk, 135 William
Woods Cornelius, laborer, Canada
Woods Mrs., wid, 61 Walnut
Woodward Henry William, customs
clerk, 53 North Catharine
Woolston Robert, seaman, 338 North
Hughson
Woolverton A., M.D., 121 James
Woolverton Mrs, Allan, fancy store, 88
King east
Woon Joseph, tailor, 8 Hughson north
h Market
Worge John, G.W.R., 278 King west
Work Donald, laborer, 134 Hunter
Worthington Mrs. Alice, 164 Park north
ilson Mrs, Ann, wid John, 90 East| Wragg Alfred G., laborer, 330 North
Hunter
Wilson Mrs, Charlotte, wid Charles, 42
Cannon west }
Hughson
Wright David, insurance agent, 92
Merrick
29
HAMILTON,
Wright Hugh M., carpenter G.W.R., 63
Colborne
Wright Jas., carpenter, bds at 7 Florence
Wright James, laborer G.W.R., 35 North
Caroline
WRIGHT JOHN, commission merchant,
agent for Francisco Llado & Co,,
office 25 South John, h 58 North
Catharine
Wright Miss Elizabeth, 93 King Wil- ,
liam
Wright Mrs., wid James, 124 Rebecca
Wright Mrs. Eliza, wid Thomas, 9 South
McNab
Wright Mrs. Janet, wid William, 7
West av
Wright Mrs. M. A., teacher Wesleyan
Female college, King east
Wright rev. Wesley P., M.A., teacher
Wesleyan Female college, King east
Wright William G., machinist, 5 West av
Wrightman Samuel, machinist, 19 North
Queen
Wrightman Samuel §., clerk, 34 East
Maiden lane
Wurst Frederick, turner, 11 North Joha
Wyatt Herbert W., clerk, 69 George
Wyld Frederick, of Service & Wyld, 135
South John
Wylie Andrew, insurance agent, 48
Napier
Wynn Hugh, laborer, 167 North McNab
Wynn John, 58 South Hughson
Wynn Michael, laborer, Catharine
WYNN THOMAS K., & CO., grocers
and provision merchants, 162 Park
north
Wynn Thomas K., of Thomas K, Wynn
& Co., 162 Park north
Wyth Eleazar, carpenter, 261 York
Yaldon Mrs, Margaret, wid Richard, 18
West Cannon
Yaldon William, City Arms hotel, 196
North MeNab, h 27 West Murray
YALE GEORGE M., proprietor, Lee’s
restaurant, 4 King west
Yates & Garson, builders, 40 West Mai-
den lane
Yearsley Robert, painter, 178 Hughson
Yearsley Samuel, painter, 176 Hughson
Yeoman Joseph, contractor, Wentworth
YOUNG & BROTHER, plumbers and
gasfitters, wholesale and retail dealers
in coal oil lamps, lamp trimmings, &c.,
17 North John
Young Charles, grocer, 217 James
Young Charles, salesman, 57 Gore
Young David D., conductor G.W.R., 13
Catharina
YOUNG GEORGE A., agent Royal
Insurance Co., and Allan Line of
Steamers, cor James and Merrick, h
77 South James
YOUNG H. & R., brass foundry, 65
North McNab. See Adv
Young Hugh, of H. & R. Young, Canada
Young James, laborer, 74 West Main
Young James, laborer, 71 Walnut
YOUNG JOHN, of Young, Law & Co.,
South John
Young John, clerk, 118 South Catherine
Young John H., bookkeeper, 134 North
McNab
YOUNG, LAW & CO., proprietors Dun-
das cotton mills, North McNab cor
Merrick
Young Maitland, of Gregory & Young,
Maiden lane
Young Men’s Christian association, A.
I. McKenzie, president, 20 King
Yeung Miss Ann, dressmaker, 84 North
ay
Young Mrs. Jemima, wid John, 118
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North Catharine Locke East Brock ’
Young Randal, saloon, 33 Kast Main | Young Thomas, proprietor Princess | Zeikle Jacob, basket maker, 193 Wey
Young Robt., of H. & R. Young, Canada} saloon, 23 South John | Main
Young Robert, laborer, Greig Young William, of Young & Brother,!| ZINGSHEIM JACOB, cabinetmaker ani
Young Robert, of Young & Brother,| 43 West Maiden lane | upholsterer, 134 King west, hi 3 Bay
M46 King east Zealand captain Edward, ship owner,| north
Young Saml., clerk G.W.R., 204 MeNab| Zealand wharf, h 16 West Murray — | Zwick Wm. IL, collector, James non)
OF HAMILTON.
MISCELLANEOUS—CITY
BANKS. BAPTIST CHURCH, Colored.
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
5 King st east,
Manager—W alter N. Anderson,
Officers—William L, Pitcaithly, accountant; Joshua J.
Hebden, teller; George Menzies, 2nd teller; David Skirving,
ledger keeper ; James Reid, Alexander L. Dewar, Adam H,
Hope, clerks; Thomas Wilson, messenger.
BANK OF MONTREAL,
King st.
Manager—W. J. Buchanan,
ic een Heaton, accountant; C. Sweeney, teller;
K. C, Patterson, C. G. Dyett, W. A. Thompson, ©. King, |
P. Low, clerks; G. Thomas, messenger.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
King st east.
Manager—C, R. Murray.
Qaere— Roberts, accountant; E. Mitchell, teller; B.| Rev. J. Gamble é : ;
E. Walker, discount clerk ; H, R. Skinner, ledger keeper ; examining chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Toronto
W. Manson, A. Fitzgerald, T. R. McKeand, clerks ; Jone Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 pam. Sunday school,
Cousins, and John McKenzie, messengers. 9.30 am.; Litany service and Catechism, 3 p.m. every
Sunday. Baptisms second Sunday in every month, 3 p.m,
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA. Holy Communion first Sunday in each month and aly
36 James st south.
on each of the principal festivals. North James st,
Manager—James Bancroft. CHURCH OF_THE ASCENSION.
Ofcers—David Kemp, acountant; John 8. Meredith, = F led 18h
teller; A. H. Forlong, discount clerk; George E. Alex- ounded 1851. . ;
ander, ledger keeper; James Fitzgibbon, junior clerk. Rev. J. Hebden, M.A., rector. Hours of service, 11 a.m, and
7pm. Sunday school 9.30 a.m, in summer, and3 pn.
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK. ir winter, Baptisms first Sunday in each month. Hol
Canada Life Assurance Co.’s buildings, James st south.
Communion last Sunday of every month.
Manager—Henry McKinstry. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Officers—William G. Crawford, accountant; James A. G,
rai tev. TI s Pullar, minister. Tours of service, 1] au
MacDonald, teller; William Burnett, messenger tev. Thomas ’ ster. _)
’ } 1 TREESSUB SE. and 63 p.m.; Sunday school, 23 p.m.; Wednesday
evening meeting, 7] p.m. Cor, Henry and Hughsonsts
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. Gottfried Schmidt, minister. Hours of service, 1] am.
and 7 p.m.; Sunday school, a.m. Bay st cor Markets!
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
108 North McNab st.
BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
tobert Miller. Hours of service, 10} a.m. and 6
p.m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; prayer meeting, Wed:
nesday, 7 p.m.
CENTENARY CHURCH.
Rev. W. J. Hunter and James Hannon, ministers. Hour
of service, 10} a.m. and 64 p.m. ; Sunday school, 3pm
prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7} p.m,
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, United Presbyterian,
Rev. ——, minister. Hours of
p.m.; Sunday school, 93 a.m.
McNab st.
CHRIST CHURCH, ch of England.
Founded 1835,
Rev,
service, 11 a.m, and 4
West Maiden lane cor
BOARD OF TRADE.
King st east.
M. Leggat, president; William McGiverin, vice-president;
William Mackay, secretary. ‘
Members of the Council—lon. Isaac Buchanan, Adam
Brown, John Brown, Alexander Thomson, B. E. Charlton
W. E. Sanford, A. Hope, E, Gurney, D. McInnes, Charles J’
Hope, A. Binny, J. M. Williams, 8. Nash, John I. McKenzie
A. McInnes, T. H. McKenzie, John Proctor, John Stuart,
George E. Tuckett, James Walker, James Watson, John
te Sha oe Foun J. art James Turner.
embers of the Board of Arbitration—W. J. Buchanan
W.N. Anderson, B. E. Charlton, John Ferrie, G. H. Gilles- MoNAD GT PRECSYTRRIAN OBUROH,
pie, W. H. Glassco, E. Gurney, Alexander Harvey, D. Moore, | Rev. David Inglis, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and
J. McPherson, A. I’. Skinner, A. T. Wood, J. H. Davis, 6.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; Wednesday evening
service, 8 p.m. McNab st.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. Beame, minister. Hours of service, 10} a.m. andéy
BAPTIST CHURCH p-m.; Sunday school, 2} p.m. John st.
Rev. George Richardson, minister. Hours of service, 11} MOUNT ZION CHURCH, Wesleyan methodist,
a.m, and 6.30 p.m. ; Sunday school, 2.30 p.m. ; Tuesday | Rev. W. J. Hunter and rev. James Hannon, ministers. Hours
and Thursday evening at 7.30; Theological class, of service, 103 a.m. and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 2 pl»
Monday evening, 7.30, Park st. 174 Napier st.
Ash, vice-president.
KNOX CHURCH, CanadaiFresbyterian.
Rev, A. B. Simpson, minister. Hours of service, 11 a
and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 2; p.m. James st (0
Henry st.
CHURCHES.
Rev. R. Jones, pastors, Hours of service, 11 a.m, and 3 pan,
yeddes, M.A., rector, rural dean and
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ONTARIO. J
yEW CONNEXION METHODIST. °
George Brown, minister. Hours of service, 10} a.m.
th, h pate} Sunday school, 2} p.m. Main st.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN.
19 South McNab st.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.
Hughson st.
3, ANDREW’S CHURCH, Presbyterian,
ney, Robert Burnet, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m.
and 64 pam.; Sunday school, 9} a.m. James st.
st, JOHN'S CHAPEL, ch of England,
qo, J, @. Geddes, rector. Hours of service, 11 a.m, and
T p.m.
31, MARY'S CATHEDRAL,|JR. catholic,
Right rev. John Farrell, Bishop of Hamilton; very rev.
°’ Rdward Heenan, secretary. Hours of service 10.30
am.; vespers 3.30 p.m, 25 Sheaffe st.
§1, THOMAS’ CHURCH, ch of England,
Rev. Dr. Neville, rector. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and
T p.m.
WESLEYAN GERMAN CHURCH.
Rev. Stephen Kappele, minister. Hours of service, 10} a.m.
and 6.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 9 a.m.; prayer meeting,
Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rebecca st.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
{amilton centre, John st., rev. W. 1. Poole, minister ; Bethel
church (mission), rev, W. H. Poole, minister; First
church, King st. East, rev. William Galbraith, minis-
ter: Mountain Mission church, rev. Willlam Galbraith,
minister,
CLUBS.
HAMILTON BOWLING CLUB.
8. B. Freeman, president ; Charles Magill, M.P., vice-pre-
ident; Theophilus Le P. Filgiano, secretary and treasurer.
HAMILTON CLUB.
4 Rebecea st.
Andrew Binny, president ; David Keltie, secretary.
f HAMILTON CRICKET CLUB.
_R. Jewell Dunstan, president; R. Kennedy, vice-presi-
lent; R. K. Hope, secretary.
HAMILTON CURLING CLUB.
J. W. Murton, president ; —— vice-president ; David Mair,
George Denholm, representative members; John B. Pair-
grieve, treasurer; J. C.erar, secretary; William Craigie,
James Boyd, committee of management; Thomas Walker,
Thomas Marshall, Thomas Thomson, Joseph Jardine, skips.
HAMILTON FOOT BALL CLUB.
*, Jewell Dunstan, president; R. K. Hope, vice-president ;
Henry H, Sadleir, secretary and treasurer.
MAPLE LEAF BASE BALL CLUB, (Organized 1854),
Mie Shuttleworth, president ; T. C. Carroll, vice-president ;
Alexander Rassen, secretary; A. Quinn, C. Cook, J. Kay,
field directors, . :
MECHANICS CURLING CLUB,
Fre be Scott, president ; Andrew Tinlin, vice-president ;
arr, treasurer; Alexander Dingwall, secretary,
MUTUAL BASE BALL CLUB.
Alexander
and
direc
; White, president; Harris Morris, secretary
easter: W. Lavis, D. Cook and J. Basquil, field
DOMINION 403 DIRECTORY.
HAMILTON,
ONTARIO AND BURLINGTON CURLING CLUB,
Hon. H, B. Bull, president ; P. T, Buchanan, vice-president ;
W. MeMillan, treasurer; John Harvey, secretary,
VICTORIA RIFLE CLUB, (Organized 1868.)
85 members,
C, R. Murray, president ; F. Mackelcan, vice-president ; J.
J. Mason, secretary and treasurer; G, Murison, Joseph
Mason, J. Adam, J. Little and F. Schwartz, managing
directors committee.
COMPANIES.
EXPRESS.
AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CO.
W. T. Munday, agent, 14 South James st.
GAS,
HAMILTON GAS LIGHT CO,
69 Mulberry st.
John Young, president; Sheriff Thomas, vice-president;
S) ] ’ ? } a ’
Thomas MeIlwraith, manager; William Summerville, clerk,
RAILWAY.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO,
Head office, Hughson st.
Alderman Dakin, president; Gilson Homan, vice-presi-
dent; Brackstone Baker, secretary ; Walter Lindley, regis-
trar; London, Eng.; W. K. Muir, general superintendent ;
Joseph Price, treasurer; J, Crampton, general freight agent,
Detroit; Joseph Metcalf, auditor; W. Wallace, assistant
superintendent, London; M. Pennington, assistant freight
agent; W. A. Robinson, locomotive superintendent; Joseph
Taylor, superintendent's secretary ; R, Beatty, general pur-
chasing agent; John Moss, mechanical accountant; W.
MeMillan, wood purchasing agent,
WELLINGTON GREY AND BRUCE RAILWAY CO,
Office 8, Canada Life Assurance building, South
James st.
Lieut. col. W. McGiverin, of Hamilton, president; Geo.
D. Ferguson, of Fergus, vice-president; A. T, Wood, James
Turner, John Stuart, John Ferrie, of Hamilton, A. Sproatt,
M.P., of Kincardine, James Wilson and James M. Frazer, of
Klora, and George Murison, mayor of Hamilton, directors ;
Jolin Osborne, seevetary; George Lowe Reid, chief en-
gineer; Thomas Ridout, resident engineer ; William Hen-
drie and John Proctor, contracters.
TELEGRAPH,
DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO,
T. J. Waugh, general superintendent; C. F. Towers, agent
13 King st.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
George Black, manager, 12 James st south.
CORPORATION.
City hall, James st south.
Mayor—George Murison.
Council—J. K. O'Reilly, James Mullin, John Winer, John
Mitchell, George H. Mills, George Murison, Robert Chisholm,
Hutchinson Clark, D. B. Chisholm, Kenney Fitzpatrick,
William Edgar, George Sharp, Daniel Kelly, Robert Nisbet,
Patrick Crawford. :
Officers of the Corporation—James Cahill, police magis-
trate; Thomas Beasley, police clerk and city clerk;
Robert W. Kerr, chamberlain ; John Henery, chief of police ;
Joseph Kavanagh, police sergeant; J. B. Rousseaux an
Alexander McMenemy, detectives; James McCracken,
high bailiff; Charles O'Reilly, resident hospital phy-
sician; T. Luckens, superintendent of hospital; John
Moore, license inspector; William Haskins, manager of
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DOMINION 404 DIRECTORY.
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water works; Samuel McNair, inspector of weights and
measures; Alexander Stuart, tax collector; Charles Smith,
city messenger; John Amor, care taker of fire apparatus.
Police Commissioners—Alexander Logie, judge County
court, James Cahill, police magistrate, and George Murison,
mayor.
Police Depariment—The police court is held at the police
court room, James st, every morning, Sundays excepted, at
9 o'clock,
COUNTY OFFICIALS,
Alexander Logie, county judge ; John H. Greer, registrar ;
David George Greer, deputy registrar ; 8, H. Ghent, deputy
clerk of the crown and clerk County court ; George Rolph,
registrar Circuit court; Richard G, Dampier, deputy regis-
trar Circuit court; James Kirkpatrick, treasurer; GQ. 3.
Counsell, clerk; William Griffin, clerk Ist Division court ;
Edward Cartwright, sheriff; William Milne, deputy sheriff
and gaoler,
CUSTOM HOUSE.
53 Stuart st.
W.-H. Kittson, collector ; William Beatty, surveyor; Charles
Sewell, chief clerk; John L. Smith, 2nd clerk; Francis
Shepherd, John Birss, H. W. Woodward, clerks; George B.
Spencer, appraiser; William Agnew, packer; Joseph Weth-
erall, chief landing waiter; William G, Mundy, Herbert Dixon,
P. McHenry, landing waiters ; James 8. Amos, locker; William
Gillespy, assistant locker.
Outports—Wellington Square, Galt and Grimsby.
INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT,
Offices, Custom house, 53 Stuart st.
Thomas White, collector; Wm, Patton, deputy collector,
Excisemen—John Stewart, Ist class; R. L. Whyte and 8,
F. Ross, 2nd class; H. Ff, Crawford, W. P. Crawford and
A. Stuart, 3rd class.
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
J. Cummins, chairman; J. W. Rosebrugh, Thomas White,
jun, F. W. fearman, D. McCulloch, W. F. Sunley, W.
Chisholm. George Coumbe, E. Webber, J. ©. Chilman, J.
Field, J. Matthews, J. Fielding, J. Lister, J. Osborne, W. L.
Billings ; Thomas Beasley, secretary to the Board.
Meets first Thursday of every month in the City hall
building.
CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
E. George Conklin, superintendent business department ;
W. A. Thompson, superintendent theory department; J.
M. Fair, teacher penmanship; John McKenzie, assistant
teacher bookkeeping ; S. F. Lazier, M.A., LL.B., fecturer on
commercial law ; Walter Armstrong, teacher of telegraph ;
A. B. Ferguson, instructor of phonography,
CHILDREN’S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Incorporated by act of Parliament.
82 and 84 Barton st east.
Mrs. Mackelcan, first directress ; Mrs. Proudfoot, second
directress ; Mrs. Ewing, treasurer ; Miss McNab, secretary.
Committee of Management.—Mrs. Ambrose, Mrs. E. Browne,
Mrs. W. Copp, Mrs. Dyett, Mrs. Forbes, Miss Gunner, Mrs,
Inglis, Miss A. McNab, Mrs. H. McInnes, Mrs. A. Murray,
Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Bickle, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs,
Campbell, Mrs. Findlay, Mrs. Geddes, Mrs, Gurney, Miss
eta Mrs. I. J. McKenzie, Mrs. A. McInnes, Mrs.
O'Reilly, Mrs. A. B. Simpson, Mrs. Watson and Miss Young
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Cor Main and Caroline sts.
J. M. Buchan, M.A., head master ; T. G. Chestnut, English
master; P. H. Moodie and John Dickie, assistants.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY LIBRARY.
W. K. Muir, president ; John Moss, secretary; the heads
of departments, vice-presidents; and a working committee
* among the employees. 2000 volumes.
HAMILTON BORRD OF SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES, |
Very rev, Father Heenan, chairman; Martin Pitgnaty
secretary and treasurer; Theophilus Le P, Filgiano, Wille
Harris, John McPherson, J. H. Hogan, William Kayanagh
J. F. Hogan, John Burns and Paul Stuart.
Meets first Monday of every month,
LORETTE CONVENT, MOUNT ST, MARY.
King st west,
Mother Stanislaus, superioress.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
King st east,
Rev. 8. D. Rice, D.D., principal; rev, Wesley P, Wright
M.A,, teacher; Misses Eliza 8, Rice, Maria ©, Allen, Mrs
M. A. Wright, Misses Jeannie P, Allison, M. EB. Stinson
Carrie A, Robertson, Maria Hurlbert, 8, B.S, Rice, Annie
M.S. Reid, Annie EK, Booth, Fanny Dunn, 8. E. Drummond,
Ellen Ambrose, H, M, Lincoln, Mrs, M, A, Maccarthy, Her
J. Oscar Brueckner, R. 8, Ambrose, teachers, :
MASONIC,
ACACIA LODGE, No. 61, A. F, & A. M,
R.W. bro, E. Mitchell, W.M.; V.W. bro. J. W. Ferguson:
P.M.; bro. H, Murray, 8S.W.; bro, George Le Riche, JW,
bro. W. Reid, chaplain; bro. W. Murphy, treasurer; bro,
MeN, Smith, secretary; bro, J. B. Matches, 8.D. ; bro, ¢,
Myles, J.D.; bro, A. Myles, D. of O.; bro. J. W. Clarke,
organist ; bros, J. Edwards and J. McComb, stewards; br
H. Burkholder, 1.G.; bro. W. W. Summers, tyler.
Meets on fourth Friday of each month,
BARTON LODGE.
Bro. hon. H. B. Bull, P.M.; bro. T. C. MacNabb, P.M. ; bro.
B. E. Charlton, P.M. ; bro. William Edgar, P.M. ; bro, Wil:
liam Thomas Mundy, immediate P.M.; bro, Richard Brierley
W.M.; bro. Hugh A. Mackay, senior warden; bro, 5.
Lazier, junior warden; R.W., J. W. Murton, chaplain
bro. E. 8. Whipple, treasurer; bro. R. Kennedy, secretary
bro. A. McKeand, 8.D.; bro. G. EK. Tuckett, J.D.; RW
Richard Bull, D.of C.; bro. Hugh Hyndman, J.G.; bro. W.
W. Summers, tyler. Meets the second Wednesday of every
month,
GODFREY DE BOUILLON, Encampment and priory,
Fra. William Reid, Emt. Com.; V. E. fra. Thos. Bird
Harris, P.E.C. ; fra. Alexander Mitchell, prelate; fra, H. A.
Mackay, Ist. capt. C.C.; fra. F. ©. Bruce, 2nd capt. 0.0.
fra, A. J. Nuthall, treasurer and registrar; fra, Thomas
White, almoner; fra. John Kennedy, expert; fra, George
James, Ist 8.B.; fra. John Eastwood, 2nd 8.B.; fra, E.G
Conklin, capt. of lines; fra. ©. W. Smith, Ist herald; fra.
I. ©. Chilman, 2nd herald; fra. W. W. Summers, equerry.
Regular assemblies on first Friday in every month, at
Masonic hall.
HAMILTON SOVEREIGN CHAPTER, Rose Croix Chapter
H.R., D. M.
Ill. bro. William Reid, 320 M.W. sov. ; sov. prince Edward
Mitchell, 180 1st gen.; sov. prince Richard Brierley, 180 2nd
gen.; ill. bro. Hugh A. Mackay, 320 prelate; sov. prince
Hugh Murray, 180 registrar and treasurer; sov. prince
William T. Munday, 180 Raphael; soy. prince William
Kerns, 180 M. of cer.; sov. prince Thomas H. Bartindale,
180 capt. of G.; sov. prince Frederick J. Menet, 180 organist;
sov. prince Luther Eckerson, 180 tyler; ill bro. John W
Murton, 330 P. M. W. sov.
Meets on fourth Tuesday of every month.
HIRAM CHAPTER, No. 2,8. A. M.
V.E. comp. William Reid, Z.; V.E. comp. W. W. Pringle,
P.Z.; V.B. comp. UO. W. Smith, H.; V.E. comp. A. J. Nuthall.
J.; comp. Alexander Turner, treasurer; com). KE. 6,
Jonklin, scribe E.; comp. R. Grant, scribe N.; comp
G. Stewart, P. sojourner; comp. L. Eckerson, Ist asst
sojourner; V.E. comp. H. Griffith, 2nd asst. sojourner;
comp. N. Humphrey, D. of C.;
George Lee, stewards; comp. John Eastwood and comp. #
A. Bruce, auditors; comp. W. W. Summers, janitor.
Meets on first Monday in every month.
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comp. W. Lee and comp. §
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Brown, C. R. Mu
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Crafisman (The)
J. Mason, edit
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Evening Times, sr
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Ontario Farmer, n
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Stand; Ernest Fau:
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LODGE OF STRICT OBSERVANCE, No, 27, A. F. & A. M.
VW. bro. W. W. Pringle, W.M.; W. bro. F. ©. Bruce,
my bro, J. J. Mason, 8.W.; bro, 1. Crooker, M.D, J.W.;
bro. rev. BE. Neville, D.D., chaplain; bro, Alexander Turner,
treasurer; bro. J, M. Gibson, secretary; bro, A, Hart, 8.D ;
bo, T. White, MD, J D.; bro, W. M, Lottridge, D. of ©, ;
bros. FR. Grant and William Gillesby, stewards; bro. E. G.
Conklin, .G.; bro, W.W. Summers, tyler; W. bros. George
James and John A, Bruce, auditors, ;
Regular meetings on third Tuesday of every month at
masonic hall.
§T, JOHN'S CHAPTER, No, 6, R, A. M,
K. comp. B. Mitchell, Z.; V.W. comp. H. A. Mackay, HL. ; W.
R. Brierly, J.; comp. H, Burkholder scribe K,; comp, J. Rowe,
weribe N.; comp. J. Martin, prin, sojourner; comp, A. Levy,
|stasst. sojourner; comp, Kennedy, 2nd asst. sojourner ; comp.
f. MeN. Smith, pursuivant; comp, W.W, Summers, janitor,
Meets second Thursday of every month.
§T, JOHN'S LODGE, No. 40, A. F. & A, M.
RW. bro, Thomas B. Harris, W.M.; W. bro. George
Walker, P.M.; bro. Charles R. Smith, 8.W.; bro. T. Hill,
IW.; bro. rev, E. Neville, D.D. chaplain; bro, J, G, MeIntyre,
treasurer; bro, Alexander Rutherford, secretary ; bro, J. W.
Ferguson, SD.; bro, Adam Rutherford, J.D.; bro. G. B:
Smith, DoofC.; bro. James Wade, organist; bro. William
Rell, J.G.; bro. Matthew Howles, bros. Patrick Allan and
DOMINION 405 DIRECTORY.
HAMILTON,
Robert G. Pole, stewards, bros. James Way and W, Turnbull, |
suditors; bro. W. W. Summers, tyler.
Regular meetings on third Thursday in every month,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Nobert Roy, president; W. H. Glasseo, vice-president.
Directors—Jobn I, McKenzie, George Rutherford, Judge |
Logie, William Haskins, Archibald) Macallum, William
Brown, C, R. Murray, David Edgar, KE, G, Conklin; Alex-
ander Rutherford, superintendent and manager,
NEWSPAPERS.
Canada Christian Advocate, weekly, annual subscription
$2; rev, J. Gardiner, editor, M. E. Church in Canada,
printer and publisher, 14 John st north,
Churchman’s Magazine, monthly, annual subscription $2 ;
rev, T. 8. Cartwright, editor; Lawson, McCulloch &
Co,, printers, South James st cor Main.
Crafisman (The) monthly, annual subscription $1.50; J.
J. Mason, editor and proprietor; Lawson, McCulloch &
_ Co, printers, South James st, cor Main.
Avening Times, annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly
$1; CLE. Stewart & Co., proprietors and printers, 3
_ Hughson.
Hamilton Spectator, annual subscription to daily $5; to
weekly $1; Lawson, McCulloch & Co., editors, pro-
, prietors and publishers, James st south cor Main.
Ontario Farmer, monthly, annual subscription $1; rev. W.
F. Clarke, editor, Lawson, MeCulloch & Co., proprietors
and printers, James st south cor Main.
ODD FELLOWS.
BURLINGTON ENCAMPMENT, No. 7,
0, B. Pierce, Ch. P.; W. M. Chapman, WH.P.; William
ore, R.S.; J. Barr, treasurer; John Keruer, S.Wv.; A. B.
) Robert Evans, P.C.P.; James Foster,
sentinel,
Meets second and fourth Monday of the month.
COMMERCIAL LODGE, M. U.
John Cotton, grand master; George Richmond, noble
grand ; Ernest Faustman, vice-grand ; William J. McAllister,
secretary, °
. EXCELSIOR LODGE, No, 44,
ine Lewis, Noble Grand ; John Pryke, vice grand;
nae cMahon, recording secretary ; William J. Moore, per-
re ent Secretary ; R. C. Cooper, treasurer ; Robert Griffith,
R a William McClure, conductor; J. A. Brown,
©NG.; Henry Carmichael, R.S.V.G.; James Calder,
L.S.N.G.; Heman Marsh, RS.S.; Henry Griffith and John
Richmond, grand representatives; John Richmond, degree
master; John Barr, dist deputy,
Meets on every Thursday,
HAMILTON LODGE, M, U,
George Goff, grand master; Charles U, Parry, noble
grand; James G. Dow, vice-grand; Thomas Parry, secre-
tary.
UNITY LODGE, No, 47.
Alexander McKay, N.G.; George Mitgley, V.G.; George
Glass, recording secretary ; C, Williams, permanent secre-
tary; Mark Hill, treasurer; John Glass, warden; John
Stone, conductor; W. D, Kennedy and John Smith, grand
representatives,
Meets on every Wednesday evening,
VICTORIA LODGE, No, 64.
William Chapman, N.G.; Robert Beard, V.G.; Thomas
Lawless, R.S.; A. B, McDonald, P.S8.; John Barr, treasurer ;
John Kerner, warden; Robert Evans, conductor; James
Foster, R.S.N.G.; Thomas Mitchell, R.S.V.G, ; James Laing
L.8.V.G.; Joseph Woon, L.8.; John White, O.S.
POST OFFICE.
74 James st south,
Frederick EB. Ritchie, postmaster ; Henry Colbeck, assist-
ant postmaster; Charles Howard, Alfred Crisp, John B.
| ager, Henry A. Eager, George H. Armstrong, Thomas
Burns, James Gordon, ©, Bruce Ferguson, George H. Mathews,
clerks; Andrew W, Burns, messenger; Benjamin Dunnett,
| letter carrier,
SOCIETIES
AGRICULTURAL.
HAMILTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Peter Grant, president ; George Roach, Ist vice-president ;
Hl. H. Hurd, second vice-president; F. C, Bruce, secretary-
treasurer,
Pirectors—William Hendrie, John Mitchell, Thomas
Lawry, John A. Bruce, Joseph A, Dingle, George H. Mills
H. J. Lawry. ,
HAMILTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
W. KE. Sanford, president; James Robb, vice-president
Charles Meston, secretary-treasurer,
Directors—John Freed, KE. J. Townsend, 8S. P. Sti e,
C. Lowe, Hugh Shaw, Richard Rowe, Willham Hill: J. W’
Sinclair, Samuel Burner,
LITERARY.
BURLINGTON LITERARY SOCIETY,
P. L. Spencer, president ; Charles Lemon, Ist vice-presi-
dent; William Bell, 2nd vice-president ; D. McGarvey, secre-
tary; T. B. Steward, treasurer. ‘
HAMILTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY,
J. McCoy, president; J. D. Lawson, vice-president; D
Steele, secretary and treasurer,
BENEVOLENT.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
WRIGHTS AND PATTERNMAKERS,
Samuel Heath, president; Daniel Black, treasurer; Wil-
liam Thompson, secretary. Meetings held at D. Black's
Club House, 112 James st., each alternate Saturday,
CITY HOSPITAL,
Charles O'Reilly, M.D., C.M., house surgeon; Thomas
Luckens, steward, cor John and Guise sts.
Open daily from 12 to 1 o'clock.
DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION,
Board of Commissioners—Rev. Dr. Ryerson, Judge Logie,
John McKeon, Ebenezer Stinson,
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Mrs. McQuesten, president; Mrs. Bancroft, treasurer ;
Miss M. McFarlane, matron. 81 Maria st.
GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. |
H. Bauer, president; John Erdman, vice-president; E.
Faustmann, treaswer; H. Fraiz, secretary; George Heilig,
corresponding secretary.
HAMILTON ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Board of Management—Mrs, Thomas, president; Mrs.
Geddes, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Hebden, Mrs. Burnett, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. E. Jackson, treasurer; Mrs. T, W. Kerr, Mrs.
Walker, Miss Sutherland, Mrs. MeQuesten, Mrs. McLaren,
Mrs. Winer, Mrs. J. W. Bickle, Mrs. Inglis, and Miss Mc- |
Donald. |
|
HAMILTO?; TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No, 129, |
W. #H. Cliff, president; W. P. Campbell, vice-president ;
Daniel G. Mitchell, ree -cor. see. ; John Horsnell, treasurer ;
Cor. Donovan, Tin-Sec.; W. C. Hooper, sergeant-at
arms.
Managing Committee.—Rees Evans, Justus Griffin, Jasper
Hurrell, Charles Kidner, David Lee, Daniel G. Mitchell,
William Robb.
HOUSE OF REFUGE,
George st.
Directors—Alderman Fitzpatrick, chairman; Aldermen
Mullin, Mitchell, Clark and Crawford.
IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
J. Edwin O'Reilly, president; hon. H. B. Bull, D. Kelly, |
P. Crawford, vice-presidents; Robert Beatty, secretary; C,
Burrows, assistant secretary; Thomas White, treasurer ;
rev. J. Hebden, M.A., rev. W. H. Poole, honorary chaplains ;
Isaac Ryall, M.B., John A. Mullin, M.D., honorary physi-
cians,
General Council—R. M. Ballantyne, chairman; Thomas |
Macabe, William Moore, Henry Griffith, James Mullin, W.
8. Nixon, Alexander Kerr, Charles Foster,*R. Campbell,
James Foster. 7
§T, ANDREW’S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
Robert Service, president; J. I. Mackenzie and W. F.
Findlay, vice-presidents; Robert Osborne, treasurer: A,
Maccallum, M.A., secretary; rev. David Inglis, chaplain ;
Dr. Macdonald and Dr. Mackintosh, physicians.
Charitable Committee—James Hutchison, P. Fraser, Wm.
Brown, A. McKeand. |
ST GEORGE’S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
I. C. Chilman, president; C. KH. Pierce Ist vice-president ;
R. Brierly, 2nd vice-president; William Storror, secretary-
treasurer; rev. Dr. Neville, and rev. George Richardson, |
chaplains.
Committee of Management—James Stevenson, chairman :
William Howles, W. M. Chapman, R. Rowe, R. C, Cooper,
S. F. Ross, J. Finch, A. Green, T. Mundy, J. de la Hooke,
T. C. Mewburn. a
ST MARY’S ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Under the direction of the sisters of St. Joseph, mother
Mary Phillips, superioress. 138 Park st north.
CO-OPERATIVE,
HAMILTON CO-OPERATIVE ASSUCIATION, (Limited.)
Wstablished 1864, and incorporated by special act of
Parliament.
Store 7 Market st,
J. F., McClure, president; Thomas Wilson, vice-presi- |
dent; James Horsburgh, secretary ; John W. Murray, treas-
DOMINION 406 DIRECTORY.
SS ss
| Board of Trustees meets every Monday evening, at 1,39,
| B. Grey, George Rutherford, W. E. Sanford, James
| C., J. M. Ballou,
Shareholders hold quarterly meetings on the last Thursday
of January, April, July and October. ,
MEDICAL.
HAMILTON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SOCIETY,
Dr. J. W. Rosebrugh, president; Dr. J. D. Macdonald
vice-president,
NATIONAL.
ST PATRICK’S SOCIETY.
M. Murphy, president; P. Hennessy, Ist vice-presi
Joseph Kelly, 2nd vice-president; H. Hennassey, treg
C. Dunivan, recording secretary ; J. Nelligan, correspond
ing secretary.
RELIGIOUS.
HAMILTON BOYS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
A. L. Dewar, president; McFarlane Nelson, vice-pres-
dent; H. C. Secord, secretary and treasurer.
HAMILTON BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY.
T. Bickle, president; E. Jackson, hon. Isaac Buchanan
E. C. Thomas, J. Watson and Calvin McQuesten, vice-pre-
sidents; Thomas White, treasurer; rev, A. B, Simpson,
corresponding secretary ; James Walker, minute secretary:
D. McLellan, depositary.
Committee.—All the Ministers of the Gospel in charge of
| congregations, who are members of the Society, and Messrs.
Joseph Lister, P. W. Dayfoot, A. Logie, Joseph Lawson
W. Gunner, J. W. Bickle, Thomas Morris, W. EB. Whippl
and Robert Campbell.
HAMILTON RURAL DEANERY,
tev, J. Gumble Geddes, M.A., rural dean; rev. G. A
Bull, secretary ; James bancroft, treasurer.
HAMILTON YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Tho-
A.I. McKenzie, president; George A. Young, sl
mas A. Macallum, M.A., and George Black, vice-pres
James Bancroft, treasurer; Thomas Pale, corres]
secretary ; P. L. Spencer, recording secretary.
Committee—R. 8. Daville, A. F. Forbes, William Givin. J
=
John W. Murton, E.S. Whipple, P. W. Daytoot, George
Sweet, D. McGarvey ; W. HE. M. James, city missionary.
TEMPERANCE.
HAMILTON TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
H. C. Perkins, president; rev. G. Brown, secretary ate
treasurer. oe
Hold there public meetings every other Monday evening
HAMILTON TEMPLE, No, 9, J. 0. of G. T.
W.C.T., Thomas Copland; W.V.T., E. Randell; W.7
Mrs. Weston; W.E.S., A. E. Willis; W.S., George Ross
W.M., H. G. Weston; W.D.M., K. McQuarrie; JG, Le
Robeson ; W.0.G., D. Gleason ; R.HLS., Annie Gray ; LAs
J. MeGregor; W.C., R. Forster ; P.W.C.T., d. VePhersou
T.D., G. Roberts.
Meets corner King and McNab st.
BURLINGTON TEMPLE, No, 470, I. 0. of G, T.
W.C.T., H. H. Cromwell; W.V.T., ©. R. Perkins; *
| H. CO. Perkins; T., Jesse Melbourn; F.8., E. 8. Cummer
M., L. Eckersen; J.G., Maggie McHarg; 0.G,, C. Ballou ;
Meets on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the Excelsior
Photograph Gallery room, James st.
urer; John Monteith, financial secretary; Alex. Willis and |
F. Willson, auditors ; and 12 trustees,
[ PROVINCE ord
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HAMLET—:
township of |
Distant from
prockville ang
Mail weekly.
Ajian William,
Hrooke Thoma;
(Cuisholm, rev.
perintendent
Stanley Michae
HAMMOND
the township «
Distant from
futalo and 4
Grand Trunk
daily.
Alexander R. L
Aitchison Andy
Burnett Willian
(ray William, f'
Hammond Jame
e William, f
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umes, fi
fe Allister Robe
MeCaulev Johny,
Yelrose Thomas
Robinson Alexa
(ray Daniel, ble
HAMPSTE AE
Mail wet
Liesemer Henry,
HAMPTON.
f Darlington, «
tirom Bows
Grand Trunk ra
from Port thoy
the eounty town
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Allen Nathaniel,
Allen William, ¢
shton Samuel,
aleh Richard,
eer William, bl
lwood Mrs, De
‘e Mark, M.D,
am Hugh, M
Richard H
3 Robert
ws Thomas
“astle Joseph, C
rke Thomas,
larke Thomas,
‘layton Mrs. Ma
‘ole John, tailor
‘ole Samuel, tai
ling John, ¢
et John, bl.
reper Thomas,
) William
reener Williain,
‘derman Dani
‘ryderman Jam
erman Jame
hiford Jonathan,
Elford Mos, Elizg
Elford William
ELLIOTT HEN]
illiott Henry, s
miller
Biliott John, cle;
Eliott Thomas, 1
Ellis Frederick L
Farley John, fir
isher Miss, agsis
[ PRovINcE opt
DRAIN Res
ly evening, at 1.39,
n the last Thursday
L SCCIETY,
. J. D. Macdonald!
Ist vice-president
cnnasscy, treasurer
‘igan, correspond
ATION.
Nelson, vice-presi-
lrer.
1. Isaac Buchanan
CQuesten, vice-pre-
A. B. Simpson,
, minute secretary:
ospel in charge ot
society, and Messrs,
», Joseph Lawson
s, W. EB. Whipple
dean; rev, G. A
er,
N ASSOCIATION, |
Young, sheriff The
ck, vice-presidents;)
ale, corresponding
etary.
, William Givin, J
rd, James Watson,
. Daytoot, George
ity missionary.
[ETY.
wh, secretary ane
r Monday evening
. iT.
‘, Randell; W.7
S., George Ros;
arrie; Ww.G,
mnie Gray; LHS
T., J, MePhersou
of G, T.
' R. Perkins; *;
E. 8. Cummer
0.G., ©, Ballov;
k, at the Excelsior
OyraRto. |
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LET —A post office station in the
ate of Burgess, county of Lanark
from Perth, a station of the
prockville and Ottawa railway, 8 miles.
Distant
Vail weekly.
\Jian William, treasurer, miller
krooke Thomas, township clerk
Cuisholm, rev. J., R. catholic, local su-)
erintendent
Stanley Michael, postmaster
MMOND—A_ post office station in
. township of Eima, county of Perth,
Distant from Mirchell, astation of the
vitio ' the} . .
pea 8 Mail | Hoidge Joseph, farmer
vittalo and Goderich
Butta! ( ie eh
ad Trunk railway, 22 miles.
dai
Alexander R. L., school teacher
Aitchison Andrew, mill owner
Hurnett William, farmer
Bumette John, farmer
(ory James, farmer
Dek John, farmer
fammond James, J.P., postmaster
Hove William, farmer
ating James, farmer
ting John, farmer
ing William, farmer
Alexander, farmer
lev John, farmer
yse Thomas, farmer
son Alexander, fiarme®
(ray Daniel, blacksmith
HAMPSTE A B—A post office station in
tietownship of North Easthope, county
of Perth, Distant from: Shakespeare, a
sation of the Grand ‘Trank railway, 65 |
wiles. Mail weekly,
Liesemer Henry, postmaster
WANMPTON—A village in the township
of Dartington, county of Durham. Dis-
tirom Bowmanville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fire 25e. 5 |
from Port tlope 28 miles, from Cobourg
teeounty town, 85 miles, from Toronto
#imiles. Mail daily.
+0
Population about
Nathaniel, blacksmith
Allen William, farmer
on Samuel, shopkeeper
hauleh Richard, tailor
Beer William, blacksmith
felwood Mrs. Dorothy, wid John
Bice Mark, M.D, ;
Beham Hugh, M.D,
Bunt Richard I, cooper
Burns Robert
Murrows Thomas, farmer
Vasile Joseph, carpenter
Clarke Thomas, jun.. blacksmith
i° Thomas, sen., blacksmith
ayton Mrs. Martha, wid Mathew
Bole John, tailor
Cole Samuel, tailor
Vowling John, carpenter
Vreeper John, blacksmith
Creeper Thomas, laborer
Creeper William, laborer
Creeper William, jun.. laborer
(rvderman Daniel, laborer
Crvderman James, farmer
Crvderman James H,, clerk
Flford Jonathan, farmer
Elford Mrs. Elizabeth, wi
if “izabeth, wid Ambrose
Elford William :
ELLIOTT HENRY, JUN,, storekeeper |
lott Henry, gi
tho Y, sen, J.P.) postmaster,
miller , rt ;
Biot John, elerk
Eliott Thomas, miller ,
Ellis Frederick L.. school teacher
rirley John, farmer
isher Miss, assistant teacher
DOMINION
Fowke Erasmus §., cabinetmaker
Fowke Thomas, tanner
Glanville Thomas, laborer
Goodman Mrs.
Gully Francis, carpenter
Hamlyn William, laborer
Harness John, laborer
Harvey William, laborer
Hastings Charles
Hastings T. & E. pumpmakers
Hastings Thomas, of T. & E. Hastings
Heasley James, saddler
Jennings James, laborer
Jennings William, carpenter
Johns John, waggonmaker
Johns Samuel, cooper
Johns Thomas, cooper
Katerson Richard, farmer
Kent William, laborer
Kivell Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Samuel
Langmaid Joseph
Libby John, sawyer
Lynde Hawkin C,
Martin William, shoemaker
Martyn William, teamster
Mason Samuel T., agent
Merril Charles C., constable, carpenter
Moines Isaac, miller
Noden William, currier
Oke Thomas, innkeeper
Phillips Henry T., hotelkeeper
Pickard Jonathan, farmer
Roberts rev. E., Bible christian
Smith John
Snell James, laborer
Stonehouse Thomas, auction’ cr
Territt Joshua, produce d aler
Thomas William C., sadever
Thompson John, farme
Trenouth Edward, mason
Trenouth Miss Elizabeth, milliner
Twamley John, pedlar
Vanstone William, waggonmaker
Ward Joseph, shoemaker
Ward Samuel, grocer
| Ward Thomas, butcher
Webster Mrs, Louisa, wid Thos., assist-
ant teacher, Common school
Williams Daniel, carpenter
Williams John, clerk
Williams William, shoemaker
Williams William, notary
Worth Richard, carpenter
Wright Albert, farmer
| Yeo Thomas, tax collector
ship of Glanford, county of Wentworth,
town, 7 miles,
tion about 5),
\itkins Jolin, carpenter
| Baldwin John, farmer
Barlow James, blacksmith
| Bears John, farmer
' Bradtield William, innkeeper
| Clark Robert, farmer
| Cowie Thomas, postmaster
Donahoe Matthew, farmer
| Glover James, farmer
| Glover Joseph, farmer
Grey Charles, farmer
Hislop George, farmer
Horning Essex, farmer
Horning Jeremiah, farmer
Long Henry, innkeeper
Pearson George, butcher
Pearson Henry, butcher
Pearson James, butcher
Pearson Thomas, butcher
Pearson William, butcher
Smith Robert, fu: mer
Zywedy Jolin farmer
Maul bi-weekly.
407 DIRECTORY.
| Hastings Kdward, of T. & FE. Hastings |
HLANNON-— A small village in the town- |
Distant from Hamilton, a station of the |
Great Western railway and the county |
Popula-
Ham-Han
| HANOVER-A rising village on the
Saugeen river, 35 miles trom its confluence
with Lake Huron, on the line between the
townships of Brant and Bentinck, coun-
ties of Grey and Bruce, It possesses ex
cellent water power, and is surrounded
by a rich agricultural district. Montreal
Telegraph Co, has an office here. Distant
trom Walkerton 6 miles, fare 25c.; from
Durham 11 miles, fare 50c.; from Owen
Sound 89 miles, fare $2; from Colling-
wood, the jerminus of the Northern rail-
way, 46 miles, fare $2.50. Mail daily.
Population about 700.
Adams & Messenger, carder: and cloth
manufacturers
Adams H. P., mill owner
} Appleby Samuel, builder
| Balthrop Miss, teacher
Barnes Robert, sawyer
Becker Henry, jeweller
Black James, cabinetmaker
Botterell James, butcher
sotterell Robert, farmer
Bottenhorn Mrs, H., wid
Boyd John, carpenter
Brehm Sigmund, innkeeper
| Buch Abraham, farmer
Campbell Daniel, clerk
Campbell Donald, farmer
| Campbell Duncan, earder
Campbell Duncan, foundry
Campbell J., farmer
} Campbell Malcolm, moulder
| Campbell Peter, postmaster, druggist
| Campbell William, agent
| Campbell William M., tinsmith
Christie John, carpenter
CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF
| CANADA, J. B. Davis, agent
| Clark rev. A., Baptist
| Clark James, waggonmaker
; Conrad Christian, farmer
Coppinger Thomas 8., storekeeper
issuer of marriage licenses
Crispin John, farmer
Cudney Mrs., milliner
Davis J. B., agent Citizen’s Insuranec
Co, of Canada
Davis Thomas, sawyer
| Dellihunty Frank, sawyer
| Devlin John, innkeeper
| Devlin Simon, clerk
Devlin Thomas, innkeeper
Devlin William, carpenter
Diamond Mrs., wid
Doberer A., tailor
| Dresch Valentine, brickmaker
| Eberth John, innkeeper
Kidt Lewis, cooper
Kisenminger rev, John, Baptist
Francis Robert, farmer
Goodeve I. A., storekeeper
| Goodinan James, sexton
Gottwals A. Z., insurance agent
) Gottwals D., trader
) Graben Charles, harnessmaker
Graben Henry, farmer
| Grebill Jolin, blacksmith
Hahn John, constable and farmer
| Hallman John, carpenter
Harrell Robert, farmer
| Hasengager Christian H., farmer
| Herle John, carpenter
Hertel John, farmer
| Hett Conrad, cabinetmaker
Hillvard Joseph, cabinetmaker
| Hollinger George, tanner
Holstead J. F., M.D.
| Holtzman Jacob, carpenter
Hood William, insurance agent
Hopkins Mrs., wid, milliner
| Hoyse John, brickmaker
Husher William, shoemaker
| Irvine John N,, horse trader
Johnson D., farmer
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Kalbfleisch John, waggonmaker
Kepkey Jonas, laborer
Kern Christian, tailor
Kerr John, painter
Knechtel D. & P., saw mill owners
KNECHTEL JACOB, operator Mon-
treal Telegraph Co.
Knobloch Valentine, blacksmith
Kitihner Conrad, potter
Kthner Lewis, tanner
Landerkin George, M.D., coroner
Lawson John, hardware
Lockie James, carpenter
Lynn James, blacksmith
Lynn Samuel, blacksmith
McDonald & Yost, storekeepers
McDonald D., of McDonald & Yost
McNally Robert, waggonmaker
McNally Samuel, blacksmith
MeNichol John, insurance agent
McQuarry Murdoch, blacksmith
Mackensen rev. W., Lutheran
Manorgan John, moulder
Marshall Mrs. R., wid
Martin W., farmer
Matthews rev. Hen S., Wesleyan
Mead William, finisher
Messenger Jacob, carder
Metcalf William, farmer
Mills Joseph, teamster
Mitchell P., harnessmaker
Mohr George, shoemaker
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Knechtel, operator
Neiert Valentine, cooper
Noble George, farmer
Norsworthy Samuel, tavernkeeper
Ogden Abraham, innkeeper
Ogden Charles, teamster
Ogden James, blacksmith
Ogden Robert, teamster
Oppertshauser Conrad, waggonmaker
Oppertshauser Henry, gardener
Pampereau Frederick, waggonmaker
Patterson William, sawyer
Perry P. W., storekeeper
Peterson William, carpenter
Proctor John, music teacher
Puttock David, blacksmith
Rae Joseph, waggonmaker
Rebum Nelson, harnessmaker
Rowland R., farmer
Rowland Richard, laborer
Rutherford J., farmer
Sach Frederick, plasterer
Sawistowiski John, farmer
Scarborough Charles, brickmaker
Schopp Peter, laborer
Schultz William, teamster
Schuhman Frederick, shoemaker
Schwartz Garret, carpenter
Schwegler John F., storekeeper
Schwegler William, artist
Scott Parker, brickmaker
Small John, constable
Small William, carpenter
Specht John, weaver
Spiers Mrs., wid
Spiers Solomon, laborer
Spry John
Stephens Alexander, teacher
Sterling Henry, butcher
Sterling Isaac, butcher
Stewart Charles, shoemaker
Sutton Frederick, cabinetmaker
Teger Charles, tailor
Thornlow Henry, miller
Thring Alex., miller
Timson William, farmer
Tindall rev. L., Episcopal methodist
Traynor Mrs., wid. milliner
Turner William, cabinetmaker
Tweedie Mrs., wid, teacher
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Vetter Michael, ropemaker
Volg Andrew, carpenter
Wagner Anthony, farmer
Wakefield Thomas, laborer
Walker John, cabinetmaker
Wall Mrs., wid
Wails John, teamster
Weitzel Jacob, clerk
Weidon Andrew, painter
Wendelborn William, trader
Whiteford Miss, milliner
Williams rev.—, Baptist
Winkler rev. P., Evangelical associa-
tion
Young Simon, tailor
Yost Ferdinand, of McDonald & Yost
Yost George, clerk
Yost Henry, trader
Yost Mrs., wid
HARDINGE—A small village in the
township of Barrie, county of Frontenac.
Distant trom Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 51 miles. Mail
weekly. Population about 40.
Bongaw Burnard, farmer
Levere Allen, carpenter
Tapping Thomas, jun., councillor
Tapping Thomas, sen., postmaster
Thompson Elias, farmer
Thompson Jeremiah, farmer
HARLEM-—A village in the township
of Bastard, county of Leeds, Distant from
Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk
and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 26
miles, fare $1.75.; from Kingston 45
miles, from Ottawa 80 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 150.
Alford G. J., of H. Alford & Son
Alford Hiram, & Son, snath makers
Alford Samuel D., snath maker
Austin Harvey, farmer
Brown R., grocer
Chant Mark, farmer
Chipman Lewis, township clerk, farmer
Eyre Thomas, farmer
Gainsford William, shoemaker
Gile A. C., farmer
Gile A. H., farmer
Green John, farmer
Janson W. T., local superintendent for
Bastard & Burgess
Kincaid William, postmaster, shoemaker
Moss James, farmer
Smith Israel, mill owner
Sweet Hiram, farmer
Watts Thomas, farmer
*HARLEY--A small village in the town-
ship of Burford, county of Brant. Distant
from Brantford, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 60c. Mail
daily. Popwation about 100.
Bennett William D., farmer
Bennett William H., farmer ,
Brown Arthur, blacksmith
Colcleugh William, blacksmith
Conklin Burnet, proprietor Harley
house
Crysler Alpheus D., storekeeper
Crysler James J., waggonmaker
Crysler John H., clerk
Dean Walter, farmer
Denby J. & J., storekeepers
Denby John, of J. & J. Denby, post-
master
Denby Joseph, of J. & J, Denby, shoe-
maker
Ellis Thomas, carpenter
Flock Paul, blacksmith
Foster Miss Mary, school teacher
Harley house, B. Conklin, proprietor
Hawk John, farmer
Peerlee Isaac, farmer
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Shellington Edward, farmer parr Cinnamon
Steedman Abraham, tailor powey John, bl
Thompson Wellington, farmer ampbell Davie
Thompson William, farmer Canada cheese
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Dennis John, fa
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HARMON Y—A_ small village in th
township of South Easthope, county of
Pirth, Distant from Stratford, a ation
ofthe Grand ‘Trunk sailway, 3) miles, from
London 30 miles, Mail bi-weekly, ‘Yop
ulation about 80,
Adair Joseph, farmer
Blair William, blacksmith
Colbert William, farmer
Colter Robert, farmer
Corbett Edmund, postmaster, proprie
tor woollen mill A
Densmore Ephraim, farmer
Dunsmore James, farmer
Dunsmore James H., farmer
Dunsmore Samuel, blacksmith fardy John, tail
Lupton Charles, farmer Harris Erastus, |
Lupton George, farmer arris James, pr
Lupton John, farmer factory
McTavish Douglas, school teacher ector Valentine
Pinder John, mili owner
Rankin David, farmer ydohn J. st¢
Russell Leonard, pumpmaker lly William, J.
Wesleyan methodist church, rev. J, Sak
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Wilson Thomas, farmer
rank Joseph, fi
froat James, pe
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HAROLD—A small village in the tows
ship of giawdon, county of He
Distant from Stirling 6 miles, fare %.
from Belleville, a siation of the Gran
Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare $1, Mal
daily. Population about 150.
Bailey James, J.P., farmer
Bailey Samuel, farmer
Buck Richard, postmaster, innkeeper
Cook James, councillor, farmer
Dafoe George, carpenter Wallace Isaac,
Heath John, farmer fork Stephen, fia
Heath William, farmer fork William, fia
Hubble Ira, blacksmith ;
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Livingston Hugh, farmer couniy of Oxfor
Maze Richard, carpenter ford, a station of
McCormack Robert, farmer hot le ir
McCormack Thomas, farmer sin Voodstock
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MeMullen Baldwin, farmer Weekly, Popula,
McMullen Henry, farmer
McQuagg David, farmer
Popps Peter, farmer
Read Benjamin, saw mill owner
Runnells Jolin, farmer
Sills Alexander, township clerk
HARPER- A small village in theton
ship of Bathurst, county of Lanark. D
tant from Perth, a station of the Bro¢
ville and Ottawa railway, 7 miles dl
bi-weekly. Population about 100.
Bolton William, farmer
Churchill Thomas, cooper
Daron R. B., butcher
Ferguson Duncan, carpenter
Fisher John, farmer
Harper Joseph, farmer
Jackson James, farmer ;
Leighton Miles, blacksmith and
keeper ;
MeNee Peter, farmer
Marguerite Henry, carpenter
Marguerite Louis, cabinetmaker
Steele John, weaver
Warren Joseph, postmas
HARRIETSVILLE—A sm! vig
in the township of North Dor
county of Middlesex, There 18 a
cheese ‘actory bere, Distant treet
chester, a station of the Great onde
railway, 7 miles, fare 26¢.; rom ail t
the county town, 17 miles, 3
weekly, Population about 120.
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Barnes Henry, farmer
arr Cinnamon, storekeeper
powey Jolin, blacksmith
ampbell David ;
(anada cheese factory, James Harris,
president ; Robert Facey, manager
Cline Seth, farmer
Dennis John, farmer
Dunn John, farmer
Faton James, farmer
Frans John, farmer
Pacey Robert, mauager Canada cheese
factory
Falls Andrew, farmer
leming Robert, farmer
ountain Edward, blacksmith
Francis Foster, farmer
rank Joseph, farmer
froat James, pedlar
Hamilton Delona, farmer
Hardy John, tailor
Harris Erastus, laborer
arris James, president Canada cheese
factory
ector Valentine, blacksmith
Irvin William, waggonmaker
ely John J., storekeeper
ely William, J.P., innkeeper
Kenked John, farmer
Mckee William, farmer
McMillen John, J.P., postmaster, issuer
of marriage licenses
McMillen William G., storekeeper
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len, issuer |
Miller H. M., farmer
Morton Mrs. Margaret, wid Mark
Pherson Hiram, pumpmaker
Rickard Cornelius, farmer
cord Adam H., farmer
tp Thomas, farmer
’e Isaac, shoemaker
‘Stephen, farmer
fork William, farmer
HARRINGTON WEST —A small |
vil in the township of West Zorra,
county of Oxford. Distant from Strat-
ford, astation of the Grand ‘Trunk rail-
way, 7 niles, irom St Mary’s 10 miles,
from Woodstock, the county town, 20
niles, from Lonéon 80 suites, Mail tri- |
Weekly, Population about 130.
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nderson Thomas, farmer
bossence Jolin, laborer
ossence William, laborer
‘anpbell Mrs. Margaret, wid John
irusworth William, farmer
es George, Waggonmaker
ron Robert, tailor
louke George, cabinetmaker
einy Thomas, laborer
et Angus, storekeeper
mpman Simon, millowner
KeCabe John, blacksmith
‘ay Donald, builder
lek y James, mason
chay John, builder
y Miss Barbara
(Kenzie John, laborer
tLeod Hugh, M.D.
CLeod John, innkeeper
tLeod Miss Naney
drum rev, William, Presbyterian
‘Mathew, cabinetmaker
ray George, blacksmith
mock William, millowner
J A *.P,, farmer
Re Mald, postmaster
land William, farmer
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South Dumfries, county of
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tere. Montregl Telegraph Co. has an} y Cornelius, managin
ofiice here. Distant from Hamilton 20 Vannostrand Saat nAgINg
miles, from Toronto 60 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 200.
Bowman Jacob,of M. & J. Bowman, pro-
prietor Railway hotel
Bowman M. & J., storekeepers
Burt Robert, J.P., farmer
Clarey Simon, laborer
Clark James, farmer
Coleman John, proprietor Harrisburg
hotel
Drake George, tarmer
Durham Joseph, farmer
Fraser James, farmer
GALLOWAY JAMES, postmaster,
storekeeper and grain merchant
Griffin James, shoemaker
Hall John, blacksmith
Harrisburg hotel, John Coleman, pro-
prietor |
Henderson William, farmer
Hunter Hugh
Janevery Charles
Lawrison M. B., farmer
Lyall John, baggagemaster
Mack Patrick, laborer
Maney James, liquor dealer *
Mannen John, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Geo.
Railton, agent
Morris Samuel B., telegraph operator
Perkins Robert, switechman
RAILTON GEORGE, station master
and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
| Railway hotel, Jacob Bowman, proprie-
tor
Roung John, farmer
Scroggy James, farmer
Shaver Walter, carpenter
Shuert Jacob, farmer
Smith Henry, farmer
Smith John, laborer
Smith Simon, farmer
Souter John, track master
| Starr Frederick, butcher
Starr George, farmer
Thompson George, switchman
Vrooman A. M., farmer
Vrooman Daniel, proprietor Vrooman’s
hotel
Vrooman George, farmer
Vrooman’s hotel, Daniel Vrooman, pro-
prietor
Will Horace, G.W.R.
* HARRISON?S—A village in the town-
ship of Essa, county of Simcoe, It is a
flag station of the Northern railway.
Distant from Angus 4 miles, from Colling-
wood £8 miles, from Toronto 68 miles.
Population about 60.
Brolley James, laborer
Brolley John, laborer
Cargo George, laborer
Collwell W. W., & Co., saw mill
Colter Hugh A., laborer
Dempster Thomas, laborer
Dempster William, laborer
Dillon Christopher, laborer
Elliott John, laborer
Fletcher John, laborer
Gauley Thomas, laborer
Hinds David, sawyer
Lyons Henry, laborer
MeMahon Robert, laborer
Metealf James, laborer
Metcalf Thomas, sawyer
Mills William, laborer
Robinson Robert, laborer
Russell Michael, laborer
th rant, sittated on the main line of the
th Western railway, at. its junction
, h the branch line to Galt, Guelph,
ora and Fergus, VPassengers for t! @
Scott Frederick, section master Nor-
thern railway
* The post office is at Angus,
partner for W. W. Collwell & Co.
Vannostrand Cornelius 38.
HARRISTON-—A flourishing village in
the township of Minto, county of Welling-
ton. Itis to be one of the main stations
of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce rail-
way, now building from Fergus, It con-
taias flouring, shingle, planing, and
steam saw mills, woollen and cabinet
factories, a foundry and brickyard,
and Presbyterian, Wesleyan and Episco-
pal churches, Distant “from Clifford 7
| miles, fare 25c.; from Walkerton 25 miles,
from Elora, a station of the Wellington,
Grey, and Bruce railway, 27 miles, fare
$1.25; trom Guelph, a station of the
Grand Trunk and Great Western rail-
ways, 40 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 500,
ALLAN JAMES, proprietor Harriston
hotel
| Bailey James, harnessmaker
Bansley John, weaver
Bell Thomas, shoemaker
Boultbee rev. Arthur, ch of England
Bowie Thomas W., general store
Brisbane Leonard, merchant
Chambers George, proprietor Commer.
cial hotel
Clark Joseph, hostler
Clegg Henry, teamster
Cochran James, blacksmith
Colcleugh George, druggist
Commercial hotel, George Chambers,
proprietor
Condell Richard, plasterer
Cowan James, M.D.
Craig Jobn, tailor
Dow Alexander, farmer
Dochstader rev, J. W., New Connexion
methodist
Gilhuly Richard, blacksmith and wag
gonmaker
Ginn Thomas, carpenter
Gordon Hugh, joiner
Gray Benjamin, joiner
Gray William, excavator
Haig Robert, clerk, commissioner in B.R.
Haines J. C. carpenter
Hamilton Daniel, biacksmith
HARRISTON HOTEL, James Allan,
proprietor
Hastie Matthew, blacksmith
Hewlett Charles, laborer
Hotson Walter, shoemaker
Hutley Benjamin, gardener
Kaye Henry ©., clerk Division court,
; township clerk, conveyancer, com-
missioner, and issuer marriage
licenses
Johnston John, carpenter
Lambert Robert G., agricultural im-
plement maker
Lambert Will’am, woollen factory
| Lee George, butcher
Lee John, blacksmith
Leitch Richard, brickmaker
Lemon William, lumber merchant
Livingstone John, bailiff
| Markle Archibald G., proprietor Royal
hotel
MecCleister William, barkeeper
McCready Alexander, postmaster, gen-
eral merchant
McDonald Switton, road contractor and
builder
McDougal Hugh, waggonmaker
McEachern James, blacksmith
McKACHERN JOHN D., shingle and
woollen factory ; shingles kept for
sale
McKay John, blacksmith
McLean John, planing mill, sash and
door factory
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if McLellan rev. George, Canada Presby- |
bet terian
PA i McLellan John, turner
yn McMillan Alexander, advocate
MEIKLEJOHN ALEXANDER, dealer
in dry goods, groceries, provisions,
liquors, hardware, boots and shoes,
} crockery, and patent medicines
its Michie Alexander, clerk
Montgomery Andrew, blacksmith, wag- |
gon and implement maker
wht Moore James, farmer
Rue Moore William, farmer
Nevin Thomas, teamster
tn tar O’Connor Bartholomew, blacksmith
Patmore Brothers, blacksmiths and car-
riagemakers
a Patmore Henry, of Patmore Brothers
Patmore Martin, of Patmore Brothers
Penington William, blacksmith
ied |i Pennington Richard, pedlar
ae | Present William J., miller
Preston Brothers, steam saw and lath |
mill
Preston James B., of Preston Brothers |
Preston William, of Preston Brothers
Purdy Thomas, baker
Reeves Matthew, shinglemaker
i Robertson Alexander, tinsmith
BY ‘ Robinson Thomas, grist and saw mill
| Royal hotel, A. G. Markie, proprietor
Rutherford James, M.D.
‘ Sanderson William, waggonmaker
| Simmie John, saw mill hand
Simmie Robert, engineer
a Smith William, waggonmaker
| Taylor William, general store
! Trotter John, watchmaker
| Warnock William, waggonmaker
Watson J.F., photographer and painter
Welte Sales, cabinet factory
* HAT ROW—A village in the township |
of Colchester, county of Essex. Distant |
from Amherstburg 12 miles from Sack- |
ville (or Colchester) 4miles, Mail daily. |
Population about 150.
Armitage Thomas, farmer
Fulmer EK. M., carpenter
aon Fulmer George, farmer
5 \ | Goble Frederick, postmaster, store- |
raid keeper |
i Helferich George, farmer |
Hughson —, steam saw and grist mill |
| Lintmer John C., farmer
Lintmer Leonard, farmer |
Munger Alfred, farmer
Munger John G., blacksmith
i Quick John B., carpenter
j Shorey rev. Thomas, Wesleyan |
} ; Thresher John, tavernkeeper
Woughter Thomas C., millwright |
Wright William, storekeeper |
( + HARROWS™MITH—A_ village in
the township of VPortiand, county of}
Frontenac, Distant from Kingston, the |
county town, 16 miles, fare 40c, Mail
daily, vopclation about 300.
ALBION HOTEL, Low Douglas, pro- |
: prietor |
Baker Ira B., cabinetmaker
Blackhurst James, blacksmith
HiRes Burnett John N,, carpenter
ae Carscallen Philip Henry, saddler
Charlton Alexander, farmer
Charlton John, farmer
Clark Lester, waggonmaker
Clark Warren, carriagemaker
Coudy Samuel, proprietor Dominion
hotel a
Cook James, school teacher |
Cronk John, laborer |
*Also called Munger’s, |
tAlso called Spike’s Corners, |
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| McGinness James, blacksmith
| Van Winckle Mrs, Lalorme, wid Abra-
| Vanloon
| Vanloon
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| HARTLEY—Asmall village jy th
township of Eldon, county ot
Distant from Lindsay, a ‘st
Day Barney, stage driver
Deeks William A., blacksmith
Denison Thomas, J.P., farmer
Dod David, shoemaker
Dominion hotel, Samuel Coudy, pro-
prietor
LOW, proprietor Albion |
hotel
Easton William, cooper
Herchmer John, farmer
Hicks Joshua, stage driver
Jackson Moses, farmer
Lake John, carriagemaker |
Midland railway,
50,
| Ashman John, shoemaker
Ashman William, farmer
Barker John, farmer
Calder James,
McLaughlin William H., shoemaker
Meyers Mrs. Philander, midwife
Miller rev. William Wesley, Wesleyan
Philip Abraham, carriagemaker
Rogers Ferdinand, carpenter
Shibley Charles, J. P., farmer
Shibley Edwin, storekeeper
Shibley Schuyler, J.P., reeve
Simpkin Harvey, carpenter |
Smith George, firmer
surgeon
Smith Josenh, farmer |
Spike Aarou, cheese factory
Spike James, farmer |
Stewart Samuel, storekeeper |
Stewart Samuel F., postmaster, notary |
Treescott John, farmer
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HARTFOR D—A village in the town-
ship of Townsend, county of Norfolk, Dis-
tant from Brautford, a station of the Buf:
falo and Goderich branch of the Grand |
Trunk railway, 14 miles, from) Simeoe,
the county town, 18 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 100,
Barber Elisha, farmer
Barker Williem, waggonmaker
Burk John W., shoemaker
Burk rev. Jobn, Baptist
Bradshaw Jolin, farmer
Dean Stafford, farmer
Murrell Robt. J., farmer and catt’e dealer
Nicholson John, farmer
Osborne John, waggonmaker
Renner Albert, farmer |
Renner George, farmer \
Smith Walter, farmer
Thomas Benjamin W., postmaster,
keeper
store- |
Abraham, farmer
Jarzilla, carpenter
Benjamin, blacksmith
James, Carpenter
Jobn, farmer
Vanloon John, innkeeper
Vanloon Thomas, farmer
Vanloon William, farmer
Wilcox Edward S8., millowner
Wileox George, farmer
Wilcox Isaac, farmer
Wileox John, farmer
Wilcox John H., farmer
Vanloon
Vanloon
Vanloon
WAR TING TON—A small village in the
township of Portland, county of Fronte-
nac, Distant from Kingston, the county
town, 183 miles, fare 40c. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 40.
| Campbell Benjamin, millowner
| Carseallen Edward, farmer
| Denison David, farmer
Denison George, farmer
Denison John, farmer
Denison Thomas, J.P., farmer
Kennedy William H., postmaster
Segsworth John, farmer
S:gsworth Thomas, farmer
Spike Aaron, clerk town council
Lawson dames, farmer
Mackin Dennis. farmer
MoPadgen Joha, tarmer
eFidgen Samuel, farmer
MeMillan Jolin, farmer
MeMillan John, tailor
MeMillan Neil, farmer
McNeil Heetor, blacksmith
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Calder George, waggonmake;
waggonmaker
Campbell A. D., postmaster
Campbell Alexander, farmer
Campbell Archibald, farmer
Campbell Dune, shoemaker
Campbeil George, farmer
| Campbell Joho, farmer
Currie Archibald, farmer
| Forman William, farmer
| Gilebrist Donald, mason
| Gilchrist Neil, blacksmith
Gilchrist William, plasterer
; E F | McCaffrey Donald, carpenter
SMITH JOHN R., M.D., physician and) MeCuaig Archibald, farmer
| McFadgen Angus, farmer
Mapnire Patrick, hotelkeeper
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Riekaby Seth, merchant
tingland Robert, farmer
Spence Alexander, farme
Svence Jehn, farmer
| Thornberrie George. farmer
Thornberrie John, farmer
Vanstone George, farmer
ty of York.
Mail weekly.
‘Terry D., postmaster
au Thomas, brickmaker
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| the township of Gwillimbury East, coum
Distant from New Marke
station of the Northern railway, 9 mle
| EAR WICHVILLE —A village |
the township of Harwich, cou
Kent Distant trom
of the Great Western rail
from Thamesville 9 miles, fron
the county town, 12 miles.
Population about 160.
Adams David, storekeeper
Booth Daniel, farmer
Clarke Alexander, farmer
Clarke Dougal, farmer
Clark John, jun., farmer
| Clark John, sen., farmer
Davis rev, Jolin, Episeopa
Lewisville, a statio
ay, 4 miley
1 Chathany
Mail dui
1 method
Dirk Andrew, waggonmaker
George Thomas,
| Gilbraith Duncan, farmer
Gilbraith Jolin, farmer
Gilbraith Laughlin, farmer
storekeeper
| Holmes Henry,
| Hutchinson David, farmer
| Hutchinson James, post
keeper
Jackson Richard, farmer
Johnston George, farmer
| Knight Samuel, firmer
| MeBryne Jolin, farmer
/MeKay Alexander, engine
| McKay Mrs. C., wid Alex,
| Martin Charles, plasterer
| Maw Thomas, farmer
Maw Jacob, farmer
Nash Joseph, farmer
|
| Parsons William, black
| *Sometimes called McKay's ©
shoemaker
er
hotelkeejt
acksmith
arsons Joseph, blacksmitt
Pere las csmith
* Vietori
’ avon of ¢
Midt: V 14 niles, from Toronk
80 miles, Mail weekly, Population atog
jornert
DyTaRI0. |
Ross William, hi
bitherford Jame
Renton Robert,
tentonrev. Rok
Foung Abram, fi
Young George,
Foung Alexand
HAR WOOD -
sjore of Rice Lg
ton, county of
astation of the
and Marmora ré
neets with Peterb}
anal] steamers p
A Rice Lake and
jreut, Montrea
ofice here. Di
sation of the C
miles, from Pet
the Midland rail
Mail tri-weckly.
Adair William, 1:
Allen Alexander,
Allen A., & Co.,
Allen Henry, clet
Allen William, sl
mstrong Martiy
Blastoner Bernart
Bille Henry, labs
rudy Edward, ts
remacombe Geo
own Henry, lat
aupbell Arehibs
ampbell & Co,, s
hurch Duncan 4
lark Charles, be
ochrane Samuel]
ook Isaae, ferry
urier Samuel, sé
ixon Alexander,
rope Robert, pos
uyer Thomas, la
kine William,
leming David, ea
eraty Patrick, la
lover Peter, boar
meaves Peter, car
acket Mrs. Elizia
arstone Jolin, J.
arstone John, ju
avery John, labe
John, saw)
Wwson —, of Can
hidgate John, of }
Dougall & Lud,
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ONTREAL TEI
UMeara, operat:
nehols Matthew,
MEARA JOU)
Telegraph Co,
Atterson Alexanc
Pimbell John, fil
dbinson Nichola:
gers William, b
ss Walter, tailo
and wilenith James, labo
soleil John, eg
ter, ftv Louis Philip, ta
ighley Matthew,
ue Theodore, ce:
bllivan Daniel,
Ompson James,
eller Thomas, st
halen Jolin, labo
te William, en
bung John, labo:
bing William, sl
ASTINGS—A
Trent, town
Srey, counties
orthumberjana, |
*Formerly calk
[Province ojmpytanto.]
—————_______
mall village in ty
, COUNTY of Victor
SAY, & station of th
f miles, from Toront
‘ly. Population a
Doss William, harnessmaker
Pitherford James, M.D.
Renton Robert, farmer
Fentonrev. Robert, W esleyan
Young Abram, farmer
maker Young Beate, J.P., farmer
aAnEL 4 7
| nung Alexander, mason
armer oung A ?
HAR WOOD -—A village on the south
sore of Rice Lake, township of Hamil-
ton, county of Northumberiand, It is
astation of the Cobourg, Peterborough
and Marmora railway, A steamer con-
noets with Peterborough tri-weekly, Five
anall steamers ply from different parts of |
Bice Lake and Hastings on the river
jreut, Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
ir
oconmiake)
gonmaker
stmaster
i’, farmer
dQ. farmer
shoemaker
DOMINION
arner ofice here, Distant trom Cobourg, a |
mer dation of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 |
armer mies, from Peterborough, a station ot
urmer the Midland railway, 15 miles, fire Sl.
nason Mail triweckly. Population about 400, |
ksmith Adair William, laborer
plasterer Allen Alexander, of A, Allen & Co,
mer Allen A., & Co., storekeepers |
ne n Henry, clerk
carpenter Allen William, shoemaker
. femer mstrong Martin, laborer |
farmer lastoner Bernard, boarding house |
emer Bille Henry, laborer |
firmer rudy Edward, tavernkeeper
mer remacombe George, laborer
lor own Henry, laborer |
ner ampbell Archibald, of Campbell & Co. |
cksmith ampbell & Co,, saw mill owners |
otelkeeper burch Duncan MeK,, tavernkeeper |
Kimaker lark Charles, baker
haunt ochrane Samuel, sawyer
armer ook Isaac, ferryman |
farmer uier Samuel, sawyer
er Pixon Alexander, blacksmith |
e, farmer rope Robert, postmaster |
farmer ver Thomas, laborer |
yurmer
rskine William, watchmaker
leming David, carpenter
raty Patrick, laborer
lover Peter, boarding house
meaves Peter, carpenter
acket Mrs. Elizabeth
va arstone John, J.P., storekeeper
; arstone John, jun., clerk
avery John, laborer
e John, sawyer
ewson —, of Campbell & Co.
hidgate John, of McDougall & Ludgate
Dougall & Ludgate, saw mill owners
all W, of McDougall & Ludgate
i Edmond, laborer 7
post office station id
villimbury East, coum
it from New Market,
hern railway, 9 mle
JLE—A_ village a
Harwich, county ¢
nn Lewisville, ast
tern railway, 4 les
miles, from Chatham
12 miles. Mail daiy
(0.
skeeper
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farmer
ier i
ima MEARA JOHN, operator Montreal
iurmer } legraph Co,
Spiseopal methoti John, foreman
ponmaker terson Alexander, bartender
hoemaker Pimbell John, filer
farmer ibinson Nicholas, sawyer
mer gers William, bartender
farmer “ iss Walter, tailor
skeeper and mut mith James, laborer |
| brsoleeil John, carpenter
Louis Philip, laborer
ighley Matthew, laborer
be Theodore, carpenter
Dllivan Daniel, shoemaker
ompson James, carpenter
eller Thomas, station agent
enginee? . falen John, laborer |
1 Alex, hotelkeey ite William, engineer |
sterer Dung John, laborer
ay bing William, shoemaker
firmer ;
postmaster, stor
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armer |
yurmer
rmer
ner
SN GBA thriving village on the
. Mt, townships of Asphodel ¢
rerey, Counties of Mate Ady Pee an
orthumberiand,
r
heksmith
Hacksmith
MoKay’s Comet
There are
*Formerly called Crook's rapids, |
411 DIRECTORY.
Har-Havy
woollen and flour mills in this village. Kemp Joseph A,, tinsmith
It has capital water power. The River | Kennedy P iillip, storekeeper
Trent forms some rapids near by. Mon- |
treal Telegraph Co, has an oflice here,
Distant from Peterborough, the county
town and a station o/ the Midland railway, | Learmonth David, of T, &
24 miles, fare $1,, from Colborne, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles,
fob $1. Mail daily. Population about
900,
Anderson David, broker
Arechaud Xavier, laborer
Armstrong William, machinist
Barker David L., cabinetmaker
Barringer Walter, M.D.
Barrigan Patrick N., grocer
Beach Mrs, Sarah, wid George
Blacklock John C., woollen factory
Boyd William, laborer
Brennan Dennis, hotelkeeper
Brennan Patrick H., tavernkeeper
Brennan Patrick, laborer
; Brough Alexander, carpenter
Brough Mrs,, milliner, dressmaker
Brown James ©., school teacher
Brownlee David, of Brownlee & Lauder
Brownlee & Lauder, founders
Brownlee Miss Ann, school teacher
Cameron Peter, laborer
Canada Presbyterian church, rev. Wil-
liam C, Young
Coughlan Miss Johanna, school teacher
Coughlan Timothy, J.P., reeve
Clarke Charles, laborer
Clark J., M.D.
Clarke Thomas IL, shoaraker
Collins Daniel, blacksiaith
Conlon Martin, shoemaker
| Connell Robert, laborer
Cook Adam H., blacksinith
Cook Daniel, foreman
Cooper John P., storekeeper
Cronk Mrs. Sarah A., wid John
Daley Timothy, tailor
Dunning James, of Huston & Dunning,
cooper
Dunning Jeremiah, shoemaker
Fite J. A., M.P.
Fife James M., storekeeper
Flynn John, laborer
Fowlds Brothers,
lumber merchants
Fowlds Henry, postmaster
Fowlds Henry M., lumber merchant
Fowlds James 8., of Fowlds Brothers,
reeve of Percy
Fowlds William J. F., of Fowlds Bros.
Fraser Archibald, tinsmith
Fraser John C,, clerk
French William Wilson, M.D.
Fuller Jonathan, painter
Godfrey rey. Robert, Wesleyan
Hall Francis W., saddler
Harrison Jolin C., hotelkeeper
Hastings flouring mills, Alexander C,
Scott, proprietor
Hazzart Williain,
Otonabee
Hill Orton, laborer
storekeepers and
captain of steamer
| Will William, carpenter
Howard John A., carpenter
Humphries Joseph, storekeeper
Hurley Timothy, storekeeper
Knox Albert, druggist
Lauder William, of Brownlee & Lauder
D. Lear-
| month
Learmonth T. & D., storekeepers
| Learmonth Thomas, of T. & D. Lear-
} month
. | Lemoine Michael, laborer
| Lyn Andrew, teamster
| McCaney Patrick, laborer
|MONTREAL TELEGRAPH — CO.,
| David Morrison, agent and operator
|; MORRISON DAVID, agent Montreal
| Telegraph Co,
| Morton Harry, watchmaker
| Morton Henry B., chief Temperance hall
| Murray Mrs. Mary, wid John
| Nelson David, carpenter
| Nelson Mrs. D.S., milliner
Orr Andrew, lumberman
| Orr William, lumber merchant
Osborne John C., farmer
Parslow William, tavernkeeper
Perey cotton mills, William J. White-
| head, proprietor
Peters John, storekeeper
Purdy William ©., M.D,
| Quirk rev. Jolin, R. catholic
Rellis James, blacksmith
Roman Catholic church, rev. Jobe
Quirk, priest
/ Rose Hugh, blacksmith
SCOTT ALEXANDER C., proprietor
Hastings mills, wholesale and retail
grain merchant
Sedgwick Hiram, harnessmaker
| Sedgwick Joseph, carpenter
Sharpe Henry, laborer
Sharpe Jolin, storekeeper
| Shaw Blakely, sawyer
Slater John T., storekeeper
Smith Alexander
| Smithett rev. William J., ch of England
Steele James, carpenter, grocer
Steele Robert, blacksmith
Striker William A., laborer
Sullivan Miss Ellen, milliner
Taylor Andrew, founder
Temperance hall, Henry Morton, chief
Thoms Isaac, tanner
Tierney Patrick, laborer
Tobin William, laborer
Tracey John, cooper
Upton William, farmer
Wannamaker captan Stuart, steamer
Forest City
Wells Henry M., storekeeper
Wesleyan Methodist church, rev. Robert
Godfrey, minister
White Mrs, Caroline, wid Joseph
Whitehead William J., proprietor Perey
cotton mills
Williamson Thomas, carder
Wilson Alexander, tailor
| Wilson John M., sawyer
| Wilson Thomas, butcher
|* HAUL TAIUN—A post office station in
Huston Robert, of Huston & Dunning |
Huston & Dunning, shoemakers
Hutehison John, laborer
Innis Richard, saddler
Insley John P., blacksmith
Jackson George, shoemaker
Jackson Mrs, Robert
Jackson Phillip, laborer
Johnson Henry, broker
Peterborough and] Johnson Richard, broker
large cotton, | Keating Richard, harnessmaker
Kelligan Mrs, Cather'ne, wid James
the township of Burleigh, county of Peter-
borough. Distant from Peterborough, @
station of the Midland railway, 26 miles
Mail weekly.
Stone Giles, postmaster
HA VELOCK—A post oflice station in
the township of Belmont, county of Pe-
terborough, Distant from Coburg, 0 sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 80 miles,
from Blairtown 40 miles. Mail daily.
Pearce Peter, postmaster
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HAWKESBURY.
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DOMINION 412
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HAWKESBURY — An incorporated |
Village ou the river Ottawa, township of
West Hawkesbury, county of Prescott.
A ferry crosses regularly from this place
to Grenville, Montreal Telegraph Co. has
an office here. Distant from Grenville, a |
station of the Carillon and Grenville |
railway, and a place of landing for the
Ottawa river steamers, 2 miles, fare 25c.; |
from Vaudreuil, a station of the Grand |
Trunk railway, 39 miles, fare $2.25; from |
Montreal 60 miles, fare by steamboat to
Grenville $2.25; trom Luncaster 38 miles, |
from Uttawa 60 miles. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 20.0.
shoemaker |
Augier Guillaume, laborer |
Beauchamp Théophile, laborer
Beckham John, photograp! er
Beggs James, mason
Bélisle Isidore, laborer |
Bélisle Joseph, laborer
Bergeron Adolphus, mail contractor
Bergeron Gabriel, innkeeper
Bergeron John, carter
Bernard Francois, laborer
Bethune William, tanner
Blair Miss, school teacher
Boileau Louis, laborer
Boileau Orphir, laborer
Boileau Pierre, laborer
Fraser James, millwright
Fraser Mrs, James, dressmaker
Freeman Samuel, innkeeper
Gallagher Matthew, laborer
Graham Henry, laborer
Graham Robert, laborer
ireyson George, laborer
Greyson Robert, laborer
Grondin Jean Baptiste, laborer
Grondin Télesphore, laborer
tuénard Edward, laborer
Guenette Frangois, laborer
Guindon Antoine, laborer
Guy Thomas, laborer
Gwynne John, laborer
| HAMILTON BROTHERS, lumber mer- |
chants, proprietors Hawkesbury mills
HAMILTON HON. JOHN, of Hamilton
Brothers, senator, tesides in Montreal
Harbee Antoine, laborer
| Harbec Félix, storekeeper
Harbee Laurent, laborer
Harlow Robert, farmer
Hertford Insurance Co., Thos. Wyman,
agent
iA WKESBURY MILLS,
tsothers, proprietors
valvin, farmer
Bone Alexander, laborer
Boucher Evariste, laborer
Bougé Prosper, laborer
Brock Stuart, bookkeeper
Brown Charles W., innkeeper
Brown George, farmer
Brown John M., miller
Brown Varner, laborer
Bruneau Basile, laborer
Bruneau Dolphis, laborer
Brunet Francois, carriagemaker
Byers William E.N., farmer
Campbell James, bailiff, shoemaker
Campbell John, jun., laborer
Campbell John, sen., laborer
dia
| Hayes William, farmer
| Hayes \Viiliata E., clerk
| ton Bro.
'Memphill goto: Scorer
| He inv Manic armer
| Hersey Austin A. of Hersey & Sons |
Hersey Cherics R.. om
owners
Higgins Patrick, laborer
HIGGINSON BROTHERS,
| merchants
Higginson Charles T., farmer
DIRECTORY.
Hamilton
for Hamil- |
| Hersey Mrs. Caroline, wid Z, 8. Moore
| Hersey & Sons, storekeepers and mill- |
Hersey William A., of Hersey & Sons
[PRovinog ¢
Lecours Jean, laborer
Ledward Charles, baker
Ledward Henry, baker
Lefebvre Louis, laborer
Lefebvre Michel, joiner
Lefebvre Pierre, laborer
Lefeire Basile, laborer
Lemire Moise, laborer
Little William, laborer
sion store
| Lough Hugh, municipal treasurer
| Lough William, councillor
| Malette Louis, laborer
Manson George, carpenter
Marinier Pierre, laborer
Marshall James, shoemaker
| Maxwell Miss Elizabeth, school teach
Mayé Firmin, carriagemaker
| Mayé Guillaume, laborer
McClure Joseph, laborer
| McCuaig William, laborer
| McGibbon Duncan, carriagemaker
| McGibbon John, farmer
| MeGibbon John, millwright
| McGibbon John, jun., carpenter
McGibbon John, sen., carpenter
McGowan Robert, miller
MclIlwain James, shoemaker
| MeKercher John, school teacher
MeKilligan Daniel, laborer
| McLennan rev. William, ch of Scotia
| McLeod Norman, farmer
MeMahon Saul J., tinsmith
| Ménard Augustin, jun., laborer
| Ménard Augustin, sen., laborer
Ménard Dominique, laborer
Ménard Elie, laborer
Ménard Hyacinthe, laborer
Ménard Maxime, laborer
| Meunier Pierre, laborer
general | Monette Charles, laborer
| Monette Raymond, laborer
Monette Samuel, laborer
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,,| Higginson James G., of Higginson | Monette Théodore, laborer
Thomas Higginson, agent
Carrier Basile, laborer
Carrier Pierre, laborer
Charest Alexis, laborer
Clark John B., builder
Clarke John, laborer
Clément Alphonse, laborer
Clément Pierre, laborer
COSTELLO JAMES, operator Mon-
treal Telegraph Co.
Crate James W., finisher
Crevier Joseph, laborer
Curren Samucl, farmer
Currie David, laborer
Dandy James, shoemaker
Daniels rev. Charles, ch of England
Daoust Alexandre, laborer
Décary Edward, shoemaker
Décary Josué, laborer
Décary Julien, shoemaker
Demers Jérémie, laborer
Desjardins Octave, laborer
Donalan Terence, laborer
DOYLE DENNIS, generai storekeeper
and township clerk
Dubois Charles, tanner
Duchéne Philibert, laborer
Dunn John, laborer
Ellis William, laborer
Ewing William, M.D.
Fairbairn David, millwright
Fauteux Célestin, laborer
Ferara John, laborer
Fitzgerald Timothy, laborer
Fitzpatrick William, laborer
Fraser Alex. W., councillor, farmer
Fraser Andrew, farmer
Fraser Donald, blacksmith
Fraser James, carpenter
Brothers
money order and savings bank
Higginson John W., J.P., reeve, o
Higginson Brothers, planing anc
woollen mill
| HIGGINSON THOMAS, agent fo
Canada Life Assurance Co.
Higginson Thomas T., farmer
| Higginson William T., farmer
| Higginson William W., farmer
| Hildreth Richard, carpenter
| Hodgins George, cabinetmaker
Hodgins John, laborer
Hubert Jean Baptiste, laborer
Hunter Alexander, farmer
Huot Charles, laborer
Jubinville Israél, carriagemaker
Johnson John, councillor, farmer
Joly Michel, carter
| Joly Moise, laborer
Kelly Thomas, carpenter
Kimball Albert, broker
Lacelle David, laborer
Lacelle Louis, laborer
Lacelle Pierre, laborer
Lacroix Jean Baptiste, painter
Ladouceur Toussaint, butcher
Laliberté Ferdinand, laborer
Laliberté Joseph, laborer
Latlexand Jean Baptiste, laborer
Lalonde Julien, laborer
Larocque Antoine, laborer
Larue Joseph, jun., laborer
Laurent Félix, laborer
Laurin Léon, carpenter
Lawlor Richard, steamboat proprietor
Lawlor William, superintendent and
chief millwright of Hawkesbury mill
HIGGINSON JAMES G., postmaster, |
Costello, operator
.| Moody William, laborer
f) Morris John, laborer
1} Morrison James, weaver
| Murphy John, blacksmith
r| Nebbs George, laborer
| Ogden Archibald, builder
| O'Mahony Cain, gardener
| Q’Malley Thomas, laborer
| O'Neil Arthur, laborer
| Owens Jamros, carpenter
| Owens Jam. , millwright
| Owens Pete — ‘aborer
Paquet Francois, laborer
| PARK ROBERT S,, general store
Park William, tailor
| Parker Mrs. James, dressmaker
| Pattee Richard, school teacher
| Pattee Richard P., farmer
Payet Feréol, joiner
| Plante Jean Baptiste, laborer
| Porter Andrew T., farmer
Porter Thomas A., farmer
| Prévost Francois Xavier, laborer
| Prévost Louis, laborer
Proulx Camille, laborer
Proulx Charles, laborer
Proulx Dominique, laborer ,
Roberston Farquhar, J.P., farmet
Roberts Edward T., M.D.
Robinson John, laborer
Rochon Elie D., carpenter
Rochon Elie N., carpenter r
Rochon Jean Baptiste, blacksmlt
Rochon Médéric, laborer
Rogers John blacksmith
Rogers Patrick, laborer
3|Rutherford James, farmer
LORTIE VINCENT, baker and proj
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0, i
ARIO. |
intherford Rober
yan James, car
avé Grégoire, |
uvé Janvier, la
uvé Joseph, lab
uvé Magloire, iF
uvé Michel, lab
hannon Robert,
hirpe George, bl
harpe William, li
mpson William,
mith Edward, cl
mith George, bla
mith George, jut
nith George, Sel
nith Thomas, bl
nithson Robert,
vens John, lab¢
evens Martin, |:
vette Michel,
mbers James, 1a
bers John, lab
mbers Joseph, cl
mings David,
mmings George,
mmings John, ju
mmings John, se
bwers John, labc
pwers Michael, la
panier Théophi
brpin Amable, la
yuhart Angus, 4
ieneuve Severe,
seaddell John, J.P
falker Robert, tai
att Thomas, lahe
atren John B., fi
elehan James,
elehan Joseph,
hite Chas. L., wi
hite Thomas, fir
Hkinson Benjami
lie William, lab
Fman Thomas, a:
nee Co. ;
WKSTONE-
rth shore of I
sion of the nort
ip of Oro, count
he summer stea
Drilliaand Barrie ¢
gwith trains on.
Distant from Bar
orthern railway, 1
ronto 79 miles,
bout 70,
Bingham Douglas
ingham Miss, te:
pkenville John, f
hes William, tin
dves William, fa
uston James, po:
Hhony James, far
Brien James, fart
dd William, farm
Hliamson John,
WKSVILLE
Wnship of Welle:
». Distant fron
Wand a station
ilway, 12 miles, {
pulation abont fi
ent Jacob, tarn
bent John, labor
ferson Duncan,
hstrong George
Nicholas, fart
ley Samuel, we
mer W. RR. far
ker John C,, ty
mpbell Alexand
: ell W.F., fire
Miner August, |
enbacher Geor
lenbacher Geor
[PRovinog oggmnTARIO. |
rer intherford Robert, farmer
baker yan James, carriagemaker
uker avé Grégoire, laborer
porer uvé Janvier, laborer
iner uvé Joseph, laborer
borer uvé Magloire, laborer
rer uvé Michel, laborer
rer hannon Robert, laborer
orer harpe George, blacksmith
harpe William, laborer
impson William, laborer
mith Edward, clerk
mith George, blacksmith
T, baker and pro
cipal treasurer
ne as mith George, jun., laborer
rpenter nith George, sen., laborer
borer nith Thomas, blacksmith
joemaker nithson Robert, carpenter
beth, school teachelamme”’ John, laborer
ingemaker 3 Martin, laborer
aborer vette Michel, laborer
aborer mbers James, laborer
laborer mbers John, laborer
mbers Joseph, clerk
Inmings David, laborer
nmings George, laborer
mings John, jun., laborer
mmings John, sen., laborer
bwers John, laborer
pwers Michael, laborer
epanier Théophile, laborer
yin Amable, laborer
hart Angus, councillor
inenve Sévere, laborer
Saddell John, J.P., farmer
alker Robert, tailor
fatt Thomas, laborer
arren John B., farmer
elehan James, laborer
, curriagemaker
armer
illwright
un., Carpenter
on., carpenter
miller
shoemaker
school teacher
, laborer
liam, ch of Scotls
farmer
tinsmith
jun., laborer
_sen., laborer
e, laborer
rer
cabores elehan Joseph, laborer °
aborer hite Chas. L., woollen manufacturer
: hite Thomas, farmer
borer
ilkinson Benjamin, sawyer
lie William, laborer
yman Thomas, agent Hartford Insur-
nee Co.
laborer
. laborer
aborer
. laborer
EGRAPH UO, jig
or
thorer
WKSTONE—A small village on the
rth shore of Lake Simeoe, 12th con-
sion of the north riding of the town-
ae hip of Oro, county of Simeoe, During
rer He summer steamers plying between
reaver Drilliaand Barrie enll here daily, connect-
eksmith ig With trains on the Northern railway.
horer Yistant from Barrie, a station of the
Guilder orthern railway, 16 miles, fare 50c.; from
‘ eronto 79 niles. Maildaily. Population
rardener bout 70,
laborer
orer Bingham Douglas, farmer
penter ingham Miss, teacher
wright fkenville John, farmer
rer hes William, tinsmith
aborer dves William, farmer
s., general store uston James, postmaster
or ony James, farmer
- dressmaker Brien James, farmer
hool teacher 4 William, farmer
- farmer lliamson John, saw and grist mill
or . WKSVILLE—A
ste, laborer Wnship of Wellesley, county of Water-
, farmer » Distant from Berlin, the county
, farmer Wwnand astation of the Grand Trunk
Cavier, laboret way, 12 miles, fare 75¢e. Mail daily.
raaek Op he abont 500,
+ nen S08, farmer
saat - ohn, laborer
laborer Shee Duncan, farmer
| J.P., farmet TN e ce oree: laborer
MD. ‘ wolas, farmer
ier ‘y Samuel, Weaver
rpenter we A R , farmer
rpenter n Ae U. farmer
iste, blacksmith : ae ee laborer
vborer nnier Aug a ener ea
<smith fenback HRB, farmer
borer bnbae tps acre, ipbonee
fabnitt cher George, waggonmaker
village in tho
Edmonds Brooks, farmer
| Empey M. P., postmaster, storekeeper
| English Mrs. Elmira, wid
| Fowler William, farmer
| Frankish William, laborer
| Geiger Henry, baker, hotelkeeper
Girodat Joseph, farmer
| Hahnel Gottlieb, limeburner
Hall James, shoemaker
| Hall Josiah
| Heyworth rev, A., Primitive methodist
| Hilborn J. B., tanner and shoemaker
| Hilborn W.R., druggist
| Hufner Peter, tailor
| Hughes George, farmer
| Johnson Joseph A., laborer
| Lachner William, farmer
| Lackler Frederick G., blacksmith
| Lemm Christian, laborer
| Lomas rev.W., Primitive methodist
| Lount Gabriel, M.D.
| Ludwig Albert, cabinetmaker
| Ludwig Charles, cooper
| Ludwig Jacob, cooper
McCollum J. H., tanner
McCollum Robert T., machinist
McCollum William J., machinist
Wilson
McCulloch & Wilson, woollen factory,
and grist mill
McDonald Mrs. Margaret, wid
} Markle Henry, hotelkeeper
MARRIAGE LICENSES, M. P. Empey,
issuer
Martin James, shoemaker
Martinson Henry, farmer
Martinson John, farmer
Martinson William, farmer
Morrison R., general merchant
Muir James, school teacher
Oaks J.W., tinsmith
Owens Mrs. Eliza, dressmaker
Pearson John W., bailiff, farmer
Proudlove Thomas, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
| Seott John, woolle) manufacturer
| Shantz Tobias, miller
Smith Mrs, Elizabeth, wid
Snyder Sidney, farmer
Somerville Alexander, blacksmith
Speir Michael, farmer
Stauffer David, farmer
Stone Abijah, farmer
Thompson Richard, farmer
Vardon T. W., M.D.
Vardon W. H., M.D.
Vatter Nicholas, farmer
Vatter Philip, farmer
Watson David, hotelkeeper
Welliver Chester, saddler
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson Thos., of McCulloch & Wilson
Winn Jacob, farmer
Winn Joshua, farmer
Winn Stephen, farmer
Wittich Jacob, waggonmaker
Woodward K£. G., general agent
Woodward William, farmer
HAW TRE Y—A village in the township
of South Norwich, county of Oxford.
Distant from Princeton, a station of the
Great Western railway, 18 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 25 miles,
from Paris 28 miles, fare $1.25, Mail
daily. Population about 100.
Arthur William, farmer
Bowerman Ichahod, farmer
Burtland David, shoemaker
Carder George W., J.P., farmer
Cook & Root, storekeepers, saw mill
owners and lumber merchants
Cook Simeon, of Cook & Root, resides
at Ingersoll
McCulloch Robert, of McCulloch & |
DOMINION. 413 DIRECTORY.
|
Haw-Hay
Corless Mrs. Jane, wid Hiram
Dildine Mrs. Clorinda, wid William
Donley Patrick, cooper
Firman James, farmer
| Longstreet Ricbard, farmer
McLain James, blacksmith
Nichols William, farmer
Nold Martin, farmer
O’Brien Patrick, farmer
Pennington Thomas, farmer
Randall David, deputy reeve, farmer
| Root William T., of Cook & Root
Smith [. B., cheese factor and farmer
Smith William, farmer
SOUTHWICK GEORGE, postmaster
general store
Southwick Henry T., innkeeper
Talbot Israel, blacksmith
| Treffrey Charles J., farmer
| Treffrey William H., farmer
Tufford George, farmer
Wagner Charles, farmer
HA Y—A small settlement in the town-
ship of the same name, county of Huron.
Distant from Clinton, a station of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway, 10 miles, Mail daily,
Murray James, postmaster
HA YESLAND—A small village in the
township of West Flamboro, county of
Wentworth. Distant from Dundas, a sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 5 miles,
from Hamilton 11 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 100,
Anderson James, farmer
Burke James, farmer
Burke Martin, farmer
| Burke William, farmer
Crumpo Henry, laborer
Denneen Daniel, farmer
| Denneen Maurice, farmer
Denneen Patrick, farmer
Gallagher Mrs., wid
| Gibbons Edward, farmer
Granger Robert, farmer
Granger William, farmer
Hays Michael, postmaster
Higgins De Perry, farmer
Jettergon Frank, M.D.
Kelley Edward, farmer
McLaughlin Owen, farmer
Muir Daniel, farmer
Muir James, farmer
Nalbe Sebastien, farmer
Nevles Thomas, farmer
O'Connell Owen, farmer
O'Riley William, farmer
Ray Francis, farmer
Ray Peter, farmer
Starmont James, farmer
Sweeney Francis, laborer
Washington George
Washington Thomas, laborer
*HA YDON—A small village in the town
ship of Darlington, county of Durhame:
Distant from Bowmanville,a station of th;
Grand Trunk railway, § miles, fare 50¢.9
from Port Hope 30 miles, from Toronto 4.
miles. Maildaily. Population about200
Aunger William, mill owner
Aunger William, jun., cooper
Bickle John, builder
Broad William, postmaster, tailor
Buckler William, laborer
Colberry Thomas, teacher
Cowling Jobn, farmer
Cowling William, farmer
Fleming John, farmer
Gleason Patrick, farmer
Greenway Elias, farmer
Greenway Richard, lumber merchant
Harper James, innkeeper
Himon Richard, farmer
Himon William, farmer
Hosking Richard, farmer
*Formerly called Charlesville.
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DOMINION 414 DIRECTORY.
Huitson James, blacksmith
Jewell Daniel, shoemaker
Lobb John, mechanic
Mallory John, farmer
McLaughlin James, farmer
McLaughlin Robert, mill owner
McNeil James, farmer
Motley William, mill owner
Moroney Patrick, waggonmaker
Mountjoy James, farmer
Mountjoy John, farmer
Mountjoy Richard, farmer
Mountjoy Thomas, farmer
Riggs John, weaver
Riggs William
Rodd John, mill owner
Rowe John, farmer
Rundle John, farmer
Ryan John, cooper
Salter Thomas, farmer
Sanderson John, laborer
Soper Samuel, farmer
Sylvester Henry, J.P.
Toole Elijah, farmer
Trewin John, carpenter
Trewin William, farmer
Trewin William, jun., farmer
Tuer William, farmer
Vanstone Samuel, farmer
ELA WSVILEE—A small village in the
township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.
Distant from New Hamburg, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, fare
fKOe; from Berlin, the county town, 14
ie Mail daily, Population about
300.
Anderson William, cheese factor
Baird Alexander, tailor
Ball William, farmer
Blatchford John, blacksmith
Blatchford Robert, waggonmaker
Brown C. D., farmer
Brown F. D., farmer
Brown James, storekeeper
Cleland A. W., woollen factory
Ellenbaum William, carpenter
Everett & Bennett, farmers
Forsyth George, shoemaker
Hayes John, hotelkeeper
Hunt Michael, farmer
Johnson Herbert, cheese factor
Kelsey Joseph, farmer
Laird captain Joseph, farmer
Laird John
Laird Samuel, farmer
Mellish rev. H. F., ch of England
O'Connor Mautice, M.D.
Plum W. R., hotelkeeper
Porter George, painter
Puddicombe Henry, farmer
Puddicombe William, farmer
Schantz Joseph Y., mill owner
Somerville Miss Margaret, postmistress,
storekeeper
Stauffer John, farmer
Sugden David, shoemaker
Tye Henry, township reeve
Tye Robert, farmer
HAZLEDEAN-—A small village in the
township of Goulbourn, county of Car-
leton. Distant from Bell’s Corners, a
station of the Canada Central railway, 2}
miles, from Ottawa 12 miles, Mail bi-
weekly. Population about 100.
Abbott Adam, postmaster, storekeeper
Bradley Albert, blacksmith
Butler Richard, farmer
Church ©. M., M.D.
Cowan Andrew, carpenter
Cummings John, carpenter, contractor
Hodgins John, J.P., farmer, commis-
sioner in B.R.
Mulligan James, farmer
Young John, agent for sale of agricul-
tural implements
HEADFORD—A small village on a
branch of the river Rouge, township of
Markham, county of York, Distant from
Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern
railway, 2} miles, from Markham 8 miles,
from Toronto 18} miles, Mail bi-weekly
Population about 60.
Bond Joseph, farmer
Bullinger Jonathan, farmer
Burr John, blacksmith
Clifford James, storekeeper
Craig Robert, mason
Eyre John, miller
Henrick Adam, farmer
Horner Jacob, carpenter
Killey Patrick, mason
Laihie Robert, farmer
Mapes Cyrus, carpenter
Monckton George, farmer
Monroe William, farmer
Montgomery John, postmaster
Morrison rev, Samuel, Episcopal me-
thodist
Phillips Henry, farmer
Wilmot Peter, farmer
* HEATHCOTE—A small village in the
township of Kuphrasia, partly, and partly
in the township of Collingwood, county of
Grey, Distant from Clarksburg 4 miles,
from Collingwood, the terminus of the
Northern railway, 18 miles, from Owen
sound, the county town, 82 miles. Mail
tri-weekly, Population about 70.
Blanchard Nelson, farmer
Brewster Edward, shoemaker
Clarke J. T., farmer
Cruikshanks George, waggonmaker
Cummings James, farmer
Fleming Mrs. Ann, wid William, hotel-
keeper
Foster Benjamin, saddler
Green John, farmer
Hewish William C., storekeeper
Hewson Nicholas, farmer
Holden Abraham, blacksmith
Johnson Robert, farmer
Law W. D. C., M.D.
McCarroll Thomas, & Co., storekeeper
Nicholson Thomas, farmer
Odell John, carpenter
Pamplew William, farmer
Phillips Robert, blacksmith
Prentice Levi, farmer
Rorke J, Thomas, postmaster, farmer,
|
clerk 4th Division court
Rorke Richard, township clerk
Rorke Samuel, carpenter
Rorke William, notary public, convey-
ancer and commissioner
Sheridan William, shoemaker
Theakston John, farmer
White John, farmer
Wilson George, farmer
Wood Benjamin, teacher
HECKSTON-—A village in the town-
ship of South Gower, county of Gren-
ville. Distant from Oxtord, a station of
the St. Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 5
miles, from Brockville 82 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Adems Gileon, farmer
Adams Hugh H., hotelkeeper.
Adams John Smith, farmer
Adams W.5S., farmer
Anderson Samuel, blacksmith
Anderson Samuel H., issuer of marriage
licenses
Armstrong rev, Andrew, Wesleyan
Beach William, saw mill
Beggs John, cooper
Bennett William, farmer
Brown T., cooper
Jameron Allen, farmer
*Formerly called Williamstown and
Euphrasia.
|
Christie Daniel, farmer
Connelly William, farmer
Cook Joseph, J.P., farmer
Eager James, farmer
Kager William, hop grower
HUGHES HUGH,
and postmaster
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Samuel 7
Anderson, issuer
McCann Hugh, boot and shoe maker
Magee S. & J., carpenters
Moses William, J.P., M.D.
Shaver Gordon, farmer
Shaver Levious, farmer
Smith Alexander, boot and shoe mak
Smith Elijah, boot and shoe maker
Smith James W., saw mill
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith
Hi®IDELBERG — A small vill
in the
fare 60¢c.
Mail daily.
150. y
Allus Valentine, harnessmaker
Ament John G., farmer
Becher John K., blacksmith
Doersam George, shoemaker
Dostel Lucas, storekeeper
Fester Martin, cabinetmaker
Fulner Peter, blacksmith
Kreissler John postmaster and ho
keeper
Hauffman John, farmer
Horn John, waggonmaker
Kabel Conrad, brewer
Meier John, farmer
Miller #lenry A., storekeeper
Miller Lenhart, butcher
Schauffer Conrad, tailor
Schmidt rev. Stahl, Lutheran
Vintling Frederick, carpenter
Weaver Christian, saw mill owner ad
farmer
Weiss Christopher, blacksmith
Weiss George, waggonmaker
Zoegler Jacob, farmer
HENR Y-—A sinall place in the town
of Longueuil, county of Prescott.
tant from Lancaster, a station of
Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, fare §
from Ottawa 60 miles, from Montreal
Populatio
niles. Mail
about 200.
Bancroft Asa, farmer
Barton Gustavus, councillor
Chalmers Thomas, lime burner
Cheney Nelson, cooper
Clarke Justice, farmer
Cross Harrison, farmer
Cross John, reeve
tri-weekly,
Dickson William, J.P., postmaster
Fournier Antoine, cooper
Gale George, farmer
Golden Thomas, stonemason
Hamlin Felix, clothier
Howes Joseph, stone mason
McAdam Samuel, farmer
McCann Miss Mary Ann, school tet
McNally Henry, constable
McNally rev. James, Episcopal mt}
dist
| McRae Alexander, farmer
Morrin John, farmer
Paqnett Peter, farmer
Peril James, plasterer
Potts James, farmer
Ramsay lieut. colonel John, coronet
farmer ;
Ross Robert, wheelwright
Walker Henry, farmer
Walicer Stewart, farv.”!
Walker William, farne:
[Provinor 9
Seneral storekeep
townships of Woolwich ay
Wellesley, county of Waterloo, Distad
from Berlin, the’ county town and as
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 mila
Population aboy
NTARIO |
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Pthe township of
Distant from Ov
Colpoys Bay 9
Mail weekly.
tkins William,
yd Matthew, ff
yvd William, fi
own Archibal
own Malcolm,
ole Johu, carpe
ragg Apple
dds Robert, fi
rest hotel, Wi
tor
amble William,
eso Alexander,
verstone Jame
ofet William, ¢
lore Samuel, fa
ore William, fi
ows William, ¢
bencer John, pr¢
hotel
encer William,
tor Forest hote
oney Creek ho
i
wut George
ihect Dennis, 34
ESPELER —
yn the river Spee
of Waterloo. ‘J
irks of Randall,
about 200° h
are also woe
a distillery. J
fas an oftice here,
Great Western 1
sieiph 8 miles, fa
munty town, 10
miles. Mail daily.
Hlandorf George
derson James,
HBCRY & 1
nd shoes
James, hote
Mrs., wid, ¢
Jacoh, tail
chtel Christoph
t John, wool si
nett Jesse, sto
Isaac, ager
tyey Tsaae., sen.
rey Elias, Galt
W Andrew
Ry lon Archibald
meron John, sp
lapman George |
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TL, 3
bunor James, gj
buway Michael,
brnell Jos., worst
rH. M., of
Queen st :
tt Hoyt, hookke
Y Henry, labore:
elds David, Lah
elds Douglas, fir
‘lds Henry, eon:
yon Farrel, tale
Hick Mrs. Cathe
hotelkeen Y,
OWling Richa
eve Adam,
Reen st
Qu
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[Province 9
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rmer
rimner .
grower
eneral storekeepe
NSES, Samuel ¥f
and shoe maker
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M.D.
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— A small ville
of
of Waterloo. Dis
punty town and ast
‘runk railway, 9 mile
y. Population abo
arnessmaker
rmer
acksmith
hoemaker
‘keeper
inetmaker
ksmith
ostmaster and ho
mer
nmaker
wer
i
torekeeper
itcher
, tailor
1, Lutheran
k, carpenter
, saw mill owner
ir, blacksmith
ggonmaker
rmer
Wway, 3
niles,
hieweekly,
ier
councillor
slime burner
looper
rmer
urmer
J.P., postmaste
, cooper
rer
ktonemason
thier
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farmer
y Ann, school t
lonstable
, farmer
her
mer
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bnel John, cord
wright
Woolwich ay
I] place in the towne
bunty of Prescott. Di
ster, a station of
6 miles, fare
from Montreal
Popul
1e8, Episcopal met
NTARIO]
i —A post office station in
BP WOR ara cppel, county of Grey.
I pistant from Owen Sound 12 miles, from
Colpoys Bay 9 miles, stage in winter.
Mail weekly.
tkins William, farmer
yd Matthew, farmer
vd William, farmer
wn Archibald, councillor
own Malcolm, Joiner
ole John, carpenter
rag Appleyard, farmer
odds Robert, farmer ;
lorest hotel, William Spencer, proprie-
tor
amble William, farmer
also Alexander, farmer
verstone James, farmer
lofet William, carpenter
gore Samuel, farmer
pore William, farmer
ows William, cattle dealer
pencer John, proprietor Stoney Creek
hotel :
eyeer William, postmaster, propric-
tor Forest hotel
oney Ceeek hotel, John Spencer, pro-
prietor
punant George A., farmer
hiject Dennis, shoemaker
0 f{ Waterloo.
Ploy about 200 hands, are here situated
Rherearealso woollen, saw and grist mills
da distillery. Montreal Telegraph Co
hias an office here,
Great Western railway.
Distant fron
miles, Maildaily. Population about 1000
Hlandorf George, weaver, Queen st
an
goods, groceries, crockery, glassware
boots and shoes, Queen st
ker James, hotelkeeper, Queen st
Mrs., wid, Queen st
wer Jacoh, tailor, Queen st
clitel Christopher, laborer, Queen st
t John, wool sorter, Cooper st
nnett Jesse, storekeeper, Queen st
igey Isaac, agent, Galt st
v Isaae., sen., shoemaker, Queen s
Y Elias, Galt st
’ Andrew J., school
atioe
teacher
vulow Ths,, storekeeper, Queen st
Ydon Archibald, carpenter, Cooper s
meron John, spinner, Queen st
lapman George K., telegraph operato
HAPMAN JOHN, postmaster, agen
Montreal Telegraph Co., storekeeper
Queen st ‘
Hitlin Calvin, foreman, Queen st
hit Charles F., foreman, Queen st
if George H., spinner, Queen st
bunor James, spinner, Queen st
puway Michael, laborer, Galt. st
,
each
Queen st
tt Hoyt, bookkeeper, Queen st
Y Henry, laborer, Cooper st
elds David, laborer, Galt st
lds Douglas, fretor, Cooper st
‘lds Henry, constable, Adam st
yin Parrel, laborer, Adam st
pet
hotelkeeper, Queen st
Owling Richard, cooper, Cooper st
leve Adam, switchman
Queen st
DOMINION 415
ence ee EEE EEE SEES SUSESEEEREEEEEER EER
ESPELER —An incorporated village
nthe river Speed, township and county
The celebrated worsted
orks of Randall, Farr & Co., which em. |
Vhis isa station of the |
nwipt$ miles, fare 25e.; from Berlin, the
vunty town, 10 miles, from Toronto 59
derson James, waggonmaker, Cooper
SHBURY & FITZSIMMONS, = dry
pruell Jos., worsted worker, Cooper st
tH. M., of Randall, Farr & Co., |
Hick Mrs, Catherine, wid Abraham,
Guenther George, carpenter, Queen st
Haller Michael, tavern, Queen st
Hartop John, miller, Queen st”
Harvey William, baker, Queen st
Henry John, Queen st
Heuther Ludwig, blacksmith, Queen st
Hespeler George, reeve, mill owner,
Guelph st
Hillrev, James, New Connexion metho-
dist, Queen st
Hirsch —, of Wray & Hirsch, Queen st
Hogarth William, stationmaster G.W.R.
Hollis Frank, plasterer, Cooper st
Huber Isaac, master knitter, Queen st
Jewett Joseph, wool sorter, Queen st
Johnston James, blacksmith, Cooper st
Jordan Andrew, machinist, Cooper st
Karich Charles, J.P., foundry, Queen st
Keffer Christopher, sawyer, Bergey st
| Kerr William, blacksmith, Cooper st
Lachnor Philip, tailor, Queen st
Lamb Adam, fuller, Queen st
Longey George, laborer, Queen st
| Lawson Peter, carpenter, Forbes st
Leary Daniel, laborer, Galt st
McIntyre Robert, M.D., Elgin st
McLean Mrs. Jeannet, wid John, Galt st
McLean Mrs., wid Patrick, Patrick st
MeMoran James, machinist, Queen st
MeTierney Hugh, laborer, Adam st
Marr William, dyer, Queen st
Martin George, saddler, Cooper st
DIRECTORY.
Martin John, laborer, Cooper st
Miles Robert, teamster, Queen st
-| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John
: Chapman, agent, Queen st
Morris John, wool sorter, Cooper st
1| Morrisey John, laborer, Adam st
lustre goods, Queen st
Noble Misses, dressmakers, Queen st
Ochs Gedeon, carpenter, Queen st
OhIman John, hotelkeeper, Queen st
Pabst Christian, hotelkeeper, Queen st
Pach Mrs. C., wid, Galt st
»| Penabaker Abraham, laborer, Cooper st
Penabaker Reuben, sawyer, Adam st
Picken Peter, shoemaker, Queen st
Pickup Jeremiah, weaver, Queen st
Randall, Farr & Co., worsted and hosi-
ery mill, Queen st
Randall George, of Randall, Farr & Co.,
resides at Waterloo
fanoldson Thomas, knitter, Queen st
t} Renwick Walter, butcher, Adam st
Rife David, farmer, Cooper st
Rife George W., bookkeeper, Cooper st
| Rite Henry, laborer, Queen st
Rudd Matthew, laborer, Jackson st
t! Sachs ©., laborer, Queen st
| Sachs Henry, carpenter, Queen st
t Salyards Isaac W., bakery, Queen st
t) Schofield Edward, carder, Queen st
Schofield) Jonathan, woollen custom
mill, Queen st
Sipes James, teamster, Queen st
Sipes John, jun., laborer, Cooper st
Sipes John, sen, laborer, Queen st
agenf, Queen sf
Sicle Charles, farmer, Elgin st
Smale Christian, packer, Queen st
| Smith Adolphus, carpenter, Queen st
| Statham Enoch, machinist, Queen st
| Swan Thomas, M.D., Tannery st
| Thomson George, knitter, Queen st
Shaw Adam, storekeeper and express
Tiplady Thomas, worsted spinner, Queen
{ st
| Topham William, weaver, Queen st
Traplin John, cooper, Queen st
VonGunter J., watehmaker, Queen st
Warren George, knitter, Queen st
G.W.R., | Waugh John, spinner, Queen st
Wesley Joseph, wool sorter, Cooper st
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Her-Hia
Williams rev, Elias, New Connexion
methodist, Queen st
Williamson Jas, D., storekeeper,Queen st
Wilson Mrs., wid., Forbes st
Winterhald Henry, shoemaker, Queen st
| Wray Alex., of Wray & Hirsch, Cooper st
Wray & Hirsch, blacksmiths, Queen st
Young George, wool sorter, Adam st
Zryd Jolin, hardware, Queen st
HIGH WALLS—A aimall plavein the
township of Blythefield, county of Ren-
frew, Distant from Arnprior, a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 30
miles, fare &4,; from Vembroke 70
miles, from Brockville 82 miles. Mail
weekly,
Dillon T, Il., postmaster
|
| HIGHEIELD—A post office station in
the township of Etobicoke, county of
York. Distant from Malton, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from
Weston 5 miles, Mail weekly.
Dutchburn H., postmaster
HIGHGATE—A small village in the
township of Oxford, county of Kent,
Distant from Bothwell, a station of the
Great Western railway, 9 miles, fare 50c. ;
from Chatham 25 miles. Mail tri-weekly,
Population about 70,
Campbell Malcolm, postmaster
Foy Joseph, school teacher
Gordon A. G., storekeeper
Lincoln A. IT., carpenter and mason
Locke rev. H., Episcopal methodist
MeMillen & Campbell, dry goods and
groceries
McLaren William, mill owner
Musgrave Edward, dyer and finisher of | Mickle Thomas, blacksmith
Scott David M., postmaster, storekeeper
HIGHLAND CREEK— A village on
the Kingston road, township of Scar-
borough, county of York. Distant from
Port Union, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 2} miles, from Toronto 14
miles, fare 45c. Mail daily. Population
about 500.
Bell John, shoemaker
Camps William, laborer
Carroll Patrick, laborer
Chamberlain William, butcher
Cheesewright Robert, storekeeper
Closson Stephen, farmer
| Collins John, blacksmith
| Collins William, laborer
| Dixon Robert, railway contractor
| Dunean James, farmer
| Duncan James, jun., farmer
| ELLIOT JOHN, general store
Elliot Thomas, farmer
| Ford Mrs., wid
| Galloway William, farmer
| Harrington Jefferson, farmer
| Helliwill Frank, miller
| Helliwell William, J.P., miller
| Holdsworth W., pedlar
| Humphry Henry, farmer
/ Humphry John, farmer
Humphry William, farmer
Jobbitt Mrs. Elizabeth, wid
Keeler James, laborer
| Keeler William, tavern
Kerl Patrick, laborer
| Knox John, grist mill owner
| Lanktree Henry, farmer
| Lennox James, saddler
| Lennox William
| Leslie Joseph, bootmaker
| Litle Samuel, laborer
| Muir William, storekeeper
| Ormerod James, farmer
Parkinson George, farmer
Quin Thomas, laborer
Richardson John, jun., farmer
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Sah swe ite
<i aga spite ip ALOT ONS
ceiahe-na thier $id
Pe aes
Hit-Hi.
Richardson John, sen., farmer
Richardson William, farmer
Riley Patrick, laborer
Roberts Mrs. Sarah, wid
Scholes James, farmer
SHACKLETON MRS. ELIZABETH,
wid James, hotelkeeper and car-
riage manufacturer
Sinclair David, laborer
Stephenson Donald, deputy reeve
Stephenson John, farmer
Stephenson Mrs., wid George
Stephenson Robert, farmer
Stephenson Thomas, farmer
Stephenson William, farmer
Swallow Charles, farmer
Taylor John, farmer
Tredway William, postmaster, store-
keeper
Walsh John, shoemaker
Westney William, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson John, jun., farmer
Young Thomas, furmer
HILLIER—A villagein the township of
Hillier, county of Prince Edward, Dis-
tant from Brighton, astation of the Grand
Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from |
Picton, 17 miles, fare 75c. Mail daily,
Population about 130, 7
Arthur Matthew, J.P., farmer
‘Arthur Thomas J., carriagemaker
Brier John, laborer
Cameron, Aaron P., councillor
CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF |
CANADA, 8. Flagler, agent
Crippen John, blacksmith
Dulmedge Edward, carriagemaker
Dorland Robert, councillor, carder and
fuller :
Flagler Solomon, postmaster, township
clerk, issuer of marriage licenses,
and agent Citizen’s Insurance Co. of
Canada
Geddis Mathew, farmer and cooper
Gradon John
Lanpear Silas A., cloth manufacturer
Lear John, farmer
McComb William, carpenter
McKee James, laborer
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Flagler, issuer
Palmer Henry, farmer
Palmer James J., farmer
Pearson Joseph, reeve
Pye Robert, blacksmith
Simpson Benjamin, storekeper
Smith Joseph, laborer
Stapleton John, farmer
Stapleton Joseph, farmer
‘Titus William H., butche:
Whitten George, farmer
Wiggins John, farmer
Wilder Rufus, farmer
Solomon
HILLSBORO-—A village in the town-
ship of Plympton, county of Lambton.
Distant from Forest, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 37}c. ;
from Sarnia, the county town and a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk and terminus of
the London and Sarnia branch of the
Great Western railways, 23 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 50.
Anderson Andrew, waggonmaker
Dale Lawrence, general dealer
Gibson Edward, M.D.
Hamilton John, hotelkeeper
Hill John, farmer
Hill Thomas L., postmaster, dealer
Jones John, farmer
Robinson D., school superintendent
Willis George W., tailor
HILLSBURG —A thriving village on a
branch of the Credit River, township of
Erin, county of W llington. It contains
two grist mills, a woollen factory, a tan-
nery, Baptist, Union, Old Kirk and Metho-
dist churches, Distanr from Alton, a
station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce
railway, 7 miles, trom Orangeville 14
miles, from Georgetown, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 76+. ;
from Guelph 20 miles, Muil daily. Po-
pulation about 400,
Atkinson John, teamster
Baily John, tailor
Baily Seth, woollen factory
| Barber William, currier
Barbour Robert, J.P., farmer
Bates rev, James M., Baptist
Broughton John, miller
Burnham KB. l., M.D.
Byrne Benjamin, carpenter
Byrne John, blacksmith, waggon and
agricultural implement maker
Carmichael John, clerk
Carmichael Malcolm, tailor
Collier Henry, laborer
Cox Charles, laborer
Edmunds George, baker
Edmunds Joseph, baker
Fitzgerald W., shoemaker
Frau.klin B., tinsmith
GAUD BROTHERS, tannery proprie- ,
tors
Gaud John, of Gaud Brothers
Gaud William H., of Gaud Brothers
Green John, carpenter
Harris John, blacksmith
Henshaw George
Henshaw Morgan, farmer
Hill David, laborer
Hillsburg house, Wm. Lang, proprietor
How Brothers, grist mill and merchants
How Edward, of How Brothers
How George, of How Brothers
How William, J.P., postmaster,commis-
sioner in B.R,
Hurd John
Kilgour John, of Kilgour & Till
Kilgour & Till, merchants
KIRK JOHN, proprietor Wellington
hotel, farmer
Lacey George, fish culturist
Lang William, proprietor
house farmer
Leeson Samuel, proprietor Mobile house
McArthur James, clerk
McDonald Donald, miller
McKenzie Stephen, blacksmith
McKnight William, shoemaker
McLean D., school teacher
McLellan Colin, carpenter
McMillan Daniel, clerk
McMillan Donald
McMullen Charles, J.P., farmer
Maw Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert
Mildrum Henry, chemist
Mobile house, Samuel Leeson, proprietor
Nevills Colin, miller
Nevills John, teamster
Potter George, laborer
Reavie Archibald, tailor
Rogers William, mason
Sinclair A., carpenter
Standish John, M.D.
Strachan rev, b., Old Kirk
Taylor Archibald, merchant
Thompson Archibald, shoemaker
Till Thomas R., of Kilgour & Till
Viner John, cabinetmaker
Watson J. B., currier
Watson Richard, blacksmith
Webster Charles, currier
WELLINGTON HOTEL, J. Kirk, pro-
prietor
Worts George, merchant and flour mill
York Thomas John, M.D,
Hillsburg
DOMINION 416 DIRECTORY.
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in the
| Morrison James, blacksm/th
| SIMCOE
| proprietor
| Jarott John, farmer
| Maxwell John, carpenter
| Prozer John, farmer
[Provinor 9
HILLSDALE—A small village
township of Medonte, county of g
Distant from Barrie, the eoun
a station of the Northe
imone
Mail daily, Population about 89,
| Alma house, Alex, Hill, proprietor
Archer Kdward, farmer
Archer Robert, blacksmith
Blackstock William H., M.D,
Dickey James, carpenter
Dickey Mitchell, carpenter
Faragher John, postmaster and stor
keeper
Faragher William, carpenter
Hill Alexander, proprietor Alma house:
Hill Tomlinson, farmer
Knox William, millwright
McClelland James, laborer
| Macdonald John, waggonmaker
May James, laborer
May William, saw mill and farmer
MORRISON CHARLES, — waggon
maker and proprietor Simeoe hotel
Rowat John, waggonmaker
HOTEL, Charles Morrison,
Snider J., laborer
Tucker Zacharias, farmer
Walker Joseph, storekeeper
HILLS GREEN—A post office station
in the township of Hay, county of Huro
Distant from Seaforth, a station of the
Bultlalo and Goderich braneh of the Gran
Trunk railway, 11 miles, from Clinton ll
miles, from Bay field 11 miles, Mail daily,
Anderson Henry, farmer
Fraser James, farmer
Hagan James, farmer
Hill William, farmer
Irwin Joseph, blacksmith
Love Hugh, sen., J.P., postmaster, com
missioner in Queen’s Bench, convey
ancer and auctioneer
McLeod James, merchant
Simpson Thomas, farmer
Smith Neil, farmer
HILTON—A small village in the tow
ship of Brighton, county of Northomber
land. Distant from Brighton, a statiey
of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fi
26e. Mail daily. Population about 12.
BECKER ALFRED A,, J.P, 8
master, reeve, storekeeper
BECKER C.5§., farmer
Delmage Jacob, laborer
Empey Jacob, waggonmaker
Fenell Nehemiah J.
Johnson Charles W., shoemaker
Kinney Stephen, school teacher
Logan George W., farmer
Mackie William, tailor
McArthur William I, hotelkeeper aud
store ;
McQuinn John D., blacksmith
Morrow Robert J., township treasurtt
Philp John, farmer
Potts Robert, farmer
Richmond Cyrus, farmer
Richmond Ichabod, farmer
Richmond Sylvester, carpenter
Rose Samuel, blacksmith
Simpson Abijah, waggonmaker
Strong Hugh, deputy reeve
Thompson Abel, blacksmith
Thorne George C, farmer
Thorne T. J., farmer
Webster Joel M., township clerk ;
Webster rev. Joshua, Episcopal me?
ist
unty town and
om oO : rn railway, 17
miles, fare 76c, ; from Toronto 8} AR
eath James
leath John, re
OnTARIO. }
—_——_——
HOASIC—A
ship of Willis
Distant from |
Grand Trunk
weekly, Pop
Baker John J.,
Bedstade Jords
Jrown William
Colquhone Jan
Dennie John, fi
Fetterby (Georg
Froats David, f
Froats Richard
Froats Stephen
Gow James, m:
Heary Joseph,
Lapoint Willian
Schwerdfager (
Schwerdfager L
Schwerdfager \
Schwerdfay
Schwerdfig
Snider Sidney, |
Wells George, f
Wells Peter, far
HOATH HE
township of Sve
Distant trom “O
town, 8 miles,
terminus of th
miles, Mail we
Hoath Robert, p
HOCKLEY—:
of Adjala and
Distant trom Bi
Northern raily
Weekly, Popul:
matty Benjamin
Junin Mrs., props
house
Dunn Robert, bli
Fleming Samuel
Hackett Thomas.
Martin Thomas, }
Matson Robert, s
fcKenna John, }
New Dominion |
prietress
] almer Samuel,
ate —, Wag gi
HOLBROO
township of No
Oxford. Dist
county town
Western railw
London 30 mile!
tion about 80,
ang
ay
4 tkinson James,
Prown Alfred, fia
Burrell Charles, I
art Richard, fay
hambers Jame
hambers Robert
hapin James M,
IS Jarvis, far
John, farny
on Joseph, j
On Joseph |
itehfield Samuel
Hott Samuel, la
High George. fy
migh Jonathan,
High Martin, fy
leming 4
eming \V
ain Mrs Luey, y
agn ep Jerome, |
roves John, mag
HAYS Patrick, far
aderson Jo seph
ONTARIO. | DOMINION 417 DIRECTORY. Hoa-Hot
a rt a a i mR A a a a Nn cr
OASIC—A small village in the town- | Hickey James, farmer Barry Mrs., teacher ;
ship of Williamsburg, county of Dundas. | Holbrook cheese factory, John Sacrider, | Beaton Donald, farmer
Distant from Morrisburg, a station of the manager ’ ’ Beco! hank. { ker "i
vee Trunk railway, & miles, Mail bi- anage ; Jeech Robert, bootmaker
weekly, Population about 100, Hughes Cornelius, farmer Bell Donald, laborer
Hughes Richard, furmer Blevins David, laborer
Kelly David, farmer Blois Mrs. Ann, wid Abraham
Kiff Michael, farmer Bolam Robert, farmer
Kneal John, farmer Breckon Alexander, miller
Madgwick E., carriage trimmer Breckon Joseph, farmer
[PRovinor 0
es
mall village in the
_ COUNTY Of Simone,
he county town and
yrthern railway, 17
ab Toronto 81 miles,
ap abouras faker John J., postmaster
pedstade Jordan, farmer
Brown William, farmer
Colquhone James, farmer
Il, proprietor
er
~ _ ‘eer oh ea ny eR MARRIAGE LICENSES, John W. | Brown James, tanner
4 MD, etterby George, farmer Nesbitt, issuer 1c : ’
< apn, “ited fale J Beer INGE 5 arry rev. John, B.D., rector St Alban’s
nter Froats David, farmer Moore Alexander, farmer churel aia fore
enter Froats Richard, farmer 1
Morson Edward, farmer, horse dealer Chapman Henry, hop grower
Morson Frederick, farmer, butcher Chapman Joshia, brickmaker
Mullen rey, J. B., Presbyterian Chapman John, laborer
Murray Donald, innkeeper Clancey Patrick, laborer
Murphy Michael, farmer Cooper Robert, tanner
Nesbitt John W., J.P., farmer, issuer of | Gorbiere Eli, shoemaker ;
marriage licenses, commissioner in | Dalton Richard, laborer
_ Queen’s Bench, and conveyancer Dean John, proprietor Marksman’s inn
Nesbitt M. M., farmer Dennis William, tanner ,
Orth Daniel, farmer Dickinson James, laborer i
Pollard Joseph, farmer Dickson Alexander, farmer
Sacrider Robert, farmer
master and store MMM Froats Stephen, farmer
Gow James, mason
Henry Joseph, farmer
vietor Alma how Lapoint William, blacksmith
ler Schwerdfager George, farmer
‘right Schwerdfager Lewis, shoemaker
iborer Schwerdfager Mrs. H., wid
i gonmaker Schwerdfager William H., farmer
Sehwerdfager William L., farmer
Snider Sidney, farmer
Wells George, farmer
arpenter
il! and farmer
RLES, — waggon
stor Simcoe hotel Wells Peter, farmer Sanat awe er haoce frotomy | Dolan James, tanner
skamith Sas vonm) manager cheese factory | Dolan John, miller }
nmaker HOATH HEAD —A small place in the | Scott Robert, | Dowle Edward, laborer } k rat
inline ‘ township of Sydenham, county of Grey, | Siple John, farmer Dowd Jol lrover : i t
Charles Morrison j ’ vig : ; y»wd John, drover j ; ih
Scere Dis on Owen sound, the county | Speers Richard, farmer Ellerby David, woollen mills ; a4 if?
town, 8 miles, from Collingwood, the | Stover —awt (}.. farmar os vo ’ : . iy bo pe ae airs
terminus of the Northern Tallway, 50 ShNbad a oees C 1 farme! Inllerby Thomas, furmer 1 Wy a | "
armer miles, Mail weekly, Stubbs 4 Beep WK Ellridge William, millwright Bhi \9 ' i)
keeper Hoath Rober . ns Pi tie A Tice Henry, farmer | Evans Beverley, carpenter ae RON res Maeda
oath Robert, postmaster, farmer Thorn Ezekiel, farmer Evans James B.. farmer £ TH ayy er, Ph Sa
Wagoner David, farmer | hvane Tames B. i , : fe Rot tab
—A post office tai HOCK LEY—A village in the townships | Wajlace John, farmer Evans James B., jun., farmer MA Wet oth hg wa SAP
lay, county of Huron of Adjala and Mono, county of Simeoe. | rullace John, farmer Fitzgibbon Michael, weaver ie BE oe fa | t
rth, a station of the Distant from Bradford, a station of: the | Wallace Samuel R., farmer Ford Samuel, weaver eae | j tay
4 branch of the Gran Northern railway, 22 miles. Mail bi- | Wallace Thomas, farmer Forhan Michael, laborer 7) be Aha, |
‘los. fr j rook} y » ati : . , + Pa i i i y lt ' } i
jes, fran oa weekly, Population about 60. Ward Edward & Son, shoemakers Gilbert John, laborer eee | : i Gh
, ratty Renjamin, saw mill Waring Joseph, farmer Gilrie Andrew, carpenter j nh i ; ei
irmer inn Mrs. proprietress New Dominion | Whitesides John, tollkeeper Glenam Henry, laborer } PE fe ey hy
ou house Whitfield Asaph M., postmaster Gray James, well sinker . i :
er Dunn Robert, blacksmith Woodhead Andrew, furmer Gray Richard, well sinker
ay Fleming Samuel, hotelkeeper Gray Thomas, teamster
csmith Hackett Thomas, shoemaker * HOLLAND CORNERS—A small | Guynan Charles farmer
: ac ts f village on the Toronto and Sydenham | y ae ’ ?
neer
rchant
penter
hy
farmer
lounty 0
rmer
yorer
ilor
black
er
larmer
H)
P., postmaster, coite
on’s Bench, conte}
1 village in the tow
n Brightou, & station
; railway, 4 miles, fi
*opulation about 1%.
D A, JP, pe
yrekeeper
gonmaker
Pig shoemaker
hool teacher
farmer
IL, hotelkeeper si
township treasutt
farmer
yr, carpenter
ksmith
jaggonmaker
ty reeve
acksmith
farmer
r
ywnship clerk i
ha, Episcopal me
Martin Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper
Matson Robert, storekeeper
MeKenna John, blacksmith
prietress
Palmer Samuel, tailor
Vaite—, waggoumaker
Oxtord. Distant trom Woodstock, the
county town and a station of the Great
Western railway, 9 miles, fare 874¢.; from
London 30 miles, Mail daily. © Popula-
tion about 80, J
Atkinson James, farmer
brown Alfred, farmer
Burrell Charles, farmer
arr Richard, farmer
hatnbers James, farmer
hambers Robert, firmer
hapin James M., farmer
oston William, school teacher
vennis James, farmer
peniuis Jarvis, farmer
yenuis John, farmer
ickson Joseph, jun., farmer
ickson Joseph Kx., sen., farmer
Htehifield Samuel, farmer
Hott Samuel, laborer
h George, farmer
i h Jonathan, farmer
High Martin, farmer
ening Archibald, farmer
ening William, farmer
ain Mrs Lucy, wid John
Kener Jerome, blacksmith
roves John, magon
ys Patrick, farmer
tho ogame
ms : ri egonma er
Son Joseph, weaver
Dominion house, Mrs. Dunn, pro-
HOLBROOK —A small village in the |
township of North Norwich, county of
gravel road, township of Holland, county
of Grey. Distant from Chatsworth 38
miles, from Owen Sound, the county
town, 12 miles, from Collingwood, the
terminus of the Northern railway, 45
miles, fare $2.50. Mail bi-weekly. Popula-
tion about 30,
Cameron Alexander, farmer
Cameron John, councillor
Deacon George, farmer
Dudgeon James, blacksmith
Doud Martin, carpenter
Eldon Donald, farmer
Fowell Alfred, farmer
Fowell T., waggonmaker
Galbraith James, farmer
Galbraith John, farmer
Galbraith Robert M., hotel and store
Gunn John, farmer
McInnis George, farmer
McInnis John, shoemaker
McInnis John, sen., township treasurer, |
farmer
McKay William, farmer
Mines John, farmer
Murray James, farmer
Murray William G., postmaster, store-
keeper
HOLLAND'S LANDING --Avillagein
the township of Kast Gwillimbury, coun-
ty of York. It is astation of the North-
ern railway. Montreal Telegraph Co. has
an office here, Distant from Toronto 32
miles. Mail daily. Population about 700,
Anderson Miss Elizabeth
Atkinson James, bootmaker
Ayerst Francis, baker
Bacon Henry, mason
Bacon Michael, mason
Bacon William, mason
* The post office is called Arnott.
30
Haines Ayerst, laborer
Harding William, laborer
Hogg Andrew, laborer
Holt John, laborer
Irwin Isaiah
Jakeway Aaron, tinman
Jerome John, laborer
Johnston Joseph, trapper
Kays Thomas, laborer
Kells John, tanner
| Killough John, farmer
Kitchen Frederick, carpenter
Lane John, cooper
Lane Thomas, cooper
Lane William, cooper
Larkin Charles, laborer
Livingston Hugh, laborer
Lloyd Henry, tanner
Lloyd Owen, druggist
Lloyd Owen, jun., clerk
Little John, tailor
Luck William, waggonmaker
Mackenzie William, tanner
Macolm James, laborer
Magrath Henley, clerk
Marksman’s inn, John Dean, proprietor
McClure Jas., storekeeper and auctioneer
McGuiggan Richard, pedlar
McHale John, laborer
McKenzie John
McVin Peter, tanner
Mogg James, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Thorne Brothers, agents
Moore Robert, jun., teamster
Moore Robert, laborer
Moore Thomas, cooper
Morris Samuel trackmaster Northern
railway
Murphy James, fireman
Murphy John, laborer
NS aS
oo
SSMU Aen Sseaatreen OES 2
as OE aes it ~
Sept Tee
Ho.t-Hom
DOMINION 418 DIRECTORY.
[Proviyer 9
Sa
a
Murphy Joseph, tanner
Murphy Patrick, laborer
Murphy Thomas, teamster
Nesbitt James, laborer
Okeefe Mrs. Mary, grocery
Osler Edward H.,, clerk
Ough John, mason
Ough Thomas, farmer
Eark Richard, tanner
Parr Benjamin, tanner
Parr Willinm, tanner
Parsons Miss Alice
Parsons Wm.,sexton St Alban’s church
Pulford George, miller
Pulford William, miller
Quinn Neil, tanner
Rahm Mrs., wid William
Rahm William, laborer
Ratcliffe Thomas, cooper
Richardson William
Riley James, farmer
Ross David 8., station master ;
Royal hotel, John Sheppard, proprietor
Sexsmith Samuel, cooper
Sheppard John, proprietor Royal hotel
Sheppard, Thomas, carpenter
Sibley Robert, blacksmith
Sloane Miss Elizabeth, postmistress
Smith Edward, clerk
Somerville C. C., storekeeper
St Alban’s church, (chof England) rev.
J. Carry, B.D., reetor
Stevenson William, farmer
Stokes Mrs. Bridget, wid
Sutherland Alexander, farmer
Sweesy Alexander, farmer
Sw eesy George, farmer
Switzer George, farmer
Sykes James, sawyer
Tate William, blacksmith
Taylor Joseph, cabinetmaker
Taylor Joseph, carpenter .
Taylor Martin, builder
Taylor Martin, carpenter
THOMPSON HOUSE, Thos, Thompson,
proprietor
THOMPSON THOMAS,
Thompson house
Thorne Benjamin J., of Thorne Brothers
THORNE BROTHERS, telegraph office,
millers, tanners and general mer-
chants
Thorne William H., of Thorne Brothers
Walker John, tanner
Warren Stephen, laborer
Warsnip Tl
proprietor
homas, tanner
Watson Samuel, teacher
West Hiram, laborer
West John D., laborer
Williams Alexander, superintendent for
Thorne Brothers
Willson colonel R.T.
Wilson Calvin, laborer
Winch Thomas
Wornham Charles, farmer
Worsnop Thomas, tanner
Wright William, farmer
Yule A., shoemaker
WOULLIN—A picturesque village on the
Conestogo river, township of
borough, county of Wellington, It con-
tains carding, grist and saw mills, shingle
and cheese factories, a tannery, and
a brickyard, Distant from Drayton
5 miles, fare lic.; from Elora, a station
of the Wellington, Grey and Brnee
railway, 21 miles, fare 75c.; from Guelph
33 miles. Mail daily. Population about
400.
Armitage Bartley, miller
Armstrong Christopher,
Western hotel
Bailey Thomas, mason
Baker Thomas R., produce dealer
Bascom John, clerk
proprietor
puliois Joseph, carding mill
Brandon James A,, miller
Bury rey, William, Wesleyan
Brown John Price, M.D.
Clark James, brick yard
Crane rev. Isuac, Wesleyan
Daly Rubert, cooper
Davis Henry, laborer
Dickson James, shingle mill
Edmunds Ashill, J.P., farmer
Kdmunds William, farmer
Elliott Henry
Ellis John, laborer
Fell Hampden H., M.D,
Fitzgerald John, blacksmith
Forrest Charles, blacksmith
Mary- | Cantlon William, farmer
Champion Thomag, plasterer
Colclough Samuel, proprietor Huron
Disney Robert, farmer
Enticknap James, blacksmith
Ford Thomas, farmer
Holmes John, farmer
Holmes Samuel, farmer
Holmesville inn, Arthur Knox, pre-
Huron hotel, Samuel Colclough, pro-
Hahnel Charles, grist mill
HALLIDAY DAVID, registrar, town-
ship clerk, issuer of marriage licenses,
general merchant
Hay Robert, J.P., reeve, farmer
Henderson Mrs. Harriet, wid George
Henderson Thomas, cheese factory,
farmer .
Henderson Walter, J.P., farmer
Henderson William, farmer
Hodge James, hotelkeeper
Kelly Brock G., tinsmith
Kensey William, carpenter
MeKenny James, farmer
McLeod George R, general store
MeMillan James, tatlor
McNally George, shoemaker
MePherson William, waggonmaker
Mannell James, of Mannell & Sons
Mannell & Sons, tanners and shoe-
makers
Mannell Thomas, of Monnell & Sona
Mannell William, of Mannell & Sons
Mannell Wm., sen., of Mannell & Sons
MARRIAGE LICENSES, David Halli-
day, issuer
Maudlesley Henry, M.D.
Maxwell Hugh, tailor
Murray D. L., school teacher
Paterson Robert, councillor, saw mill
Peacock David, blacksmith,
Preston Alexander, carriagemaker and
builder
Riddolls Elijah, blacksmith
Robertson John, assistant postmaster,
produce dealer
Robertson Samuel, J.P., postmaster,
commissioner in B, R,
Rogers George, eabinetmaker
Rolls Thomas, hotel keeper
Scrigley EK, W., carpenter and builder
Thibaudeau Charles, laborer
Thibaudeau L., laborer
Thompson captain Thomas, general
merchant
Webb Samuel, carpenter
Wilson George 8., photographer
HOLMEESVILLE—A village in the
township of Goderich, county of Huron.
_ Distant from Clinton, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from God-
erich 8 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Popula-
tion about 50,
Calbick John, farmer
hotel
| Currigan Peter,clerk 2nd Divisio
Knox Arthur, proprietor Holmesyijj
inn
Murch William, blacksmith
Pickard Thomas, farmer
Sharman George, sclioolmasts r
HOLSTEIN—A small village {y 4
tow nship of Egremont, county of Gre
Distant fom Forgus,a station of the Grad
Western railway, 33 miles, fare ay
from Toronto G9 iniles. trom Hamiltoy
pie Mail bi-weekly, Population ay
Rarrows W., farmer
sraine Adam, farmer
Braine Robert, farmer
Braine Thomas, farmer
Crogie rev, Hugh, Presbyterian
James Charles Anthony, M.D,
McKe zie N. D., postmaster, stor kee
Main John, farmer
Petre & Brother, mill owners
Reid J., farmer
Reid Thomas, farmer
Reid William, firmer
Rutherford W., carpenter
Shields John, farmer
Stonehouse M,, hotelkeeper
Wonstin Andrew 8., farmer
HOLYROOD—A small village in
township of Kinloss, county of Brug
Distant from Lucknow 6 miles, {
Kincardine 17 miles, from Goderleh,
station of the Grand Trunk railway,
miles, Muil daily, Vopulation about4
Cain Roger, hotelkeeper
Campbell Andrew Thompson, post
ter, dealer
farmer
Fergusson James, saw mill
Harper Jolin, firmer
McBride John, hotelkeeper
McRae Kenneth, blacksmith
Woolly Peter, carpenter
HOWE R—A small village in the to
ship of Grantham, county of Lined
Distant from Suspension bridge 10 mi
from St Catharines, the county tow
a station of the Great Western and ¥
lan. railways, 4 miles, fare 25, }
daily. Population about 150.
3ull Mrs. Catherine, wid Jacob I
Bessy captain John
David, farmer
sy Jacob, farmer and pedlar
James H., farmer
John, farmer
Brailford Mrs, Ellen, wid Albert
Brown Alpheus, horse trainer
Brown Thomas, hotelkeeper
Cameron Joseph, superintendent
Catharine’s cemetery
Cavers Peter, po t
Cole George, carpe:
Cole William, farmer
Cole Osear, farmer
Durham James, farmer
Durham Mrs. Jane, wid John
Durham Lewis, farmer
Durham Morris, farmer
Emett Johns ‘urmer
Emett James, farmer
Emett William, farmer
Foules Robert ,
Hammal William, carriagemaxe?
Havens William, farmer
Hutchinson George, farmer
James Robert, farmer
Jones Joseph M., farmer
Keith James, farmey
prietor
prietor
Irwin Isaac, carpenter
Kelly Edward, postmaster, dealer
Lambert George,
Lambert John, hotelkeeper
Lampman John, farmer
Lampman John, jun., farmer
McBride James, farmer
in Toronto 34 mi]
Dk George, SAW {
‘ell James M., f;
om George, inn]
NTARIO, }
eBride John,
e[ntosh Peter
ller George,
rks Elpauen,
wks Hiram, f
fee William, 1
‘ehardson Wil
yrs James, |
cord Robert,
cord 8. O., fa
cord William
ervis James, fi
* Tomes, m.
les, f
am,
wi denry, far
ill James, fart
ods John, bla
uk Jessie K., s
ONEYWOO!
thip of Mulmur,
tant from Stayne
ern railway, 20
Population abou
tty Thomas, fit
ll John, tailor
vderick Jo C} h,
ind Jonaths
Robe; t,
tober, con
wnt Thomas, far
nee feo., po
timer Mark, b]
Udell Qeorge, {
ling W Nam,
WY.
nd coun
10 miles, from
D about 85,
rson John, hot
Anthony, M.D,
sou Thomas HH
William, fy
i 0 William,
R., &Son, bla
Ss extens!
Coupled With
[Provinces
prietor Holmesyij
kamith
‘mer
uoolmaster
xmall village tn th
Ont, county of Gr
a station of the Gr
33 miles, fare 84
les, from Hamiltoy
ly. Lopulation aby
,
er
ver
mer
Presbyterian
hony, M.D,
stmuster, storkeepq
ill owners
ler
ier"
ppenter
er
telkeeper
S., furmer
\ small village in
loss, county ot Brod
ucknow 5 miles, fi
iles, from Goderish,
and ‘Trunk railway,
Population about
Laaner
Keeper
I
r Thompson, posta
saw mill
nec
telkeeper
lacksmith
spenter
Ul village in the to
m, county of Lined
pension bridge 10 mh
es, the county tow
Freat Western and W
miles, fare 2c, 3
n about 150,
ne, wid Jacob |
in
mer
wr and pedlar
farmer
er
hen, wid Albert
yorse trainer
rotel keeper
h, superintendent
netery
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stmaster, storeseept
enter
rmer
Y
armer
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Armer
‘armer
‘armer
emer
rmer
NTARIO, |
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Aride John, farmer
c{ntosh Peter, farmer
‘ier George, farmer
wcks Elpanen, farmer
rks Hiram, farmer
ice William, laborer
hardson William, Waggonmaker
yor James, farmer
cord Robert, farmer
cord §. ., farmer
cord William E., farmer
rvis James, farmer
fomes, mason
les, farmer
am, farmer
vi denry, farmer
| James, farmer
jods John, blacksmith
wk Jessie E., shoemaker
ONEYWOOD—A village in the town-
ship of Mulmur, county of Simcoe, Dis
tant from Stayner, a station of the North-
em railway, 20 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Yopulation about 90,
ity Thomas, firmer
I! John, tailor
wderick Joseph, storekeeper
peland Jonathan, J.P, farmer
rauger Robert, farmer
ray Robert, constable
unt Thomas, farmer
wrence Geo., postmaster, storekeeper
timer Mark, blacksmith
tell Qeorge, farmer
peg William, farmer
OWN—A small village in the
ud county of Lanark, Distant
, a station of the Brockville
bu wa railwey, 18 miles, Mail bi-
wkly, Population about 50,
, r, miller
binors Chorles, carpenter
bn Mrs. Alexander, grocery
gury William, farmer
yin Michael, tavernkecper and black-
lind William, carpenter
Wart Charles, deputy postmaster,
Wier
wart John, farmer
hite John, storekeeper
RNBY—A village in the township of
unty of Halton, Distant
; . station of the Grand
Xrailway,8 miles, fare 50ce, ; from Oak-
istation ofthe Great Western rail-
iy, 10 miles, from Hamilton 30 miles,
om Toronto 84 miles, Mail daily. Pop-
lation about 85, :
derson John, house earpenter
Dx George, saw and shingle mills
‘ell James M., farmer
Anthony, M.D.
om George, innkeeper
on Thomas H., farmer
John, saw and shingle mills
“untel, blacksmith
“land Charles, storekeeper
osky Henry, earthenware
u John, postmaster, general
“‘hant
, carriagemaxe
farmer
ge, farmer
William, farmer
tson William, farmer
ud R., & Son, blacksmiths and wag-
cers
rmer
farmer
ner
vart rev, William, Presbyterian
u W liam, waggonmaker
‘ton Hiram, shinglemaker
ytelkeeper
farmer
jun., farmer
Farmer
RNING?S MILLS—A small village
os tow hip of Melancthon, county of
¥e t has extensive water rivileges
“1, coupled with the fertillty of the
DOMINION
419
surrounding country, will render it an
important place at no distant day. Dis.
tant trom Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 27 miles, from
Owen Sound, the county town, 68 miles,
from Orangeville, astation of the Toronto,
Grey and Bruce railway, 20 miles, fare
#125, Mail trieweekly, Population
about 160,
Addison rev, Peter, Wesleyan
Airth William, J.?., postmaster, com-
missionerin B.R., mill owner
Allan Robert, farmer
August William, carpenter
Barr John, M.D., coroner
Bates Henry, J.P., farmer
Boice Henry, innkeeper
Emerick John, butcher
Emerick Thomas, builder
Ferguson Robert, woollen mill
Fewster William, farmer
Hawkins James, marble dealer
House Philip, carpenter
Jarvis David, tailor
Jarvis Henry, storekeeper
Kitson Robert, blacksmith
MeGhee John, saw mill
McGhee Robert, reeve, farmer
Marshall George, shoemuker
Mason Mrs, wid John, innkeeper
Morrow John, saddler
Morton Thomas, teacher
Page Elijah, constable
Polley Richard, farmer
Ridley Franeis, storekeeper
Scruton Jolin, agricultural implements
Tate John, miller
Togue rey. ©., ch of England
Will rev. B., Episcopal methodist
HOUGMTON CUNTIE—A small vil-
lage in the towuship of Lloughton, county
of Nortelk, Distant from Port Burwell, on
hake Eric, Tiniles, fare f0c.; from Simcoe,
the county town, 32 miles, fare $1.75; from |
Tuversoll, astation of the Great Western
railway, 40 miles, Mail daily. Population
about 80,
Alton John, farmer
Anger Wilson, laborer
Becket Sumuel, tanner
Bell Ezra, erocer
Benner George N,, carpenter
Boughner Peter, furmer
Joughner Philip, farmer
Brady D. C., school superintendent
Balloek Ambrose, farmer
Bundy George, postmaster,
Culp Jacob, farmer
Dougherty John, stavemak:
Emery H. D., farmer
Fie William, blacksmith
Francis Charles, laborer
Gates Calven, storekeeper
Gates Mrs. Phabe D., grocer
Guest Hiram, farmer
ruest James, farmer
Hill Jeremiah, sawmill
Hutchinson John J., farmer
Jackson James, innkeeper
Jackson Samuel, farmer
Jewell Ezekiel, farmer
Millard Nelson, farmer
Millard Richard, sailor
Moore Hiram A., farmei
Osborne Miss Frances, school teacher
Payne Ephraim, waggonmuaker
Rice E., shoemaker
shoemaker
’
DIRECTORY,
ston three times a week, fare 2hc, Dis-
tant trom Kingston 9 miles, Mail weekly,
Population about 100,
Alarie Michel, ship carpenter
Baillie John, farmer
Bieof Dominick, farmer
Cassidy Donald, farmer
Cassidy Henry, farmer
Cassidy John, farmer
Cassidy William, farmer
Clixby Smith, blacksmith
Driscoll John, farmer
Gagnon Olivier, farmer
Horrigan Timothy, school teacher
Kane John, farmer
Kelly John, carpenter
Lachance Joseph, farmer
Melville Michael, school teacher
Murphy Lawrence, school teacher
Prior John, farmer
Quinn John, farmer
Rochefort Joseph, ship carpenter
Somers Paul, ship carpenter
Thompson Thomas, postmaster, tavern
Urquhart Robert, farmer
HUBBEL'S FALLS—A villagein the
township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton,
Strictly spenking there are two villages,
one part being distant from the Falls
about j of amile, and bearing the name
of Moore's Corners, Montreal Telegraph
Co, has an oflice here, Distant from
Arnprior, a station of the Brockville and
Ottawa iilway, 6 miles, from Paken-
ham 7 ‘, from Ottawa 82 miles, Mail
daily. pulation about 100,
DAVIS EDWARD, sen. telegraph
agent, hotelkeeper. Every attention
paid to guests
| Dunean Alexander, pedlar
1} Abbott Will
errick Michael, blacksmith
liday Francis A., storekeeper
ibbel James, saw, grist and carding
mills
McDonald Alexander, miller
Monforte Richard, innkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Edward Davis, sen., agent
Richardson William, carder
Riddel James, postmaster
Shields
CO
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Alexander, cooper
| Somerville Thomas G., storekeeper
Wilson Robert R., school teacher
HULLS Vail e—A village inthe town-
ship of Walpole, county of Haldimand,
Distant from Caledonia, a station of the
Bulfhlo and God rich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 62)¢.; from
Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 12 miles, fare
f2he,; from Hamilton 26 m-les, Mail daily,
Population about 200,
m, farmer
Allan James, farmer
Amnstrong J. G., school teacher
Brock David, blicksmith
Brock John, laborer
Buck Jobn, ?
Codd William H.
Collver Brothers, storekeepers
Collver Carleton, of Collver Brothers
Collver Werren 8., of Collver Brothers
Colwell George, deacer in lime
Elliott Robert, shoemaker
Ferguson John, farmer
Ferguson Joseph, carpenter
Hanna David, J.P., farmer
Helm Walter, mason
1, fiurn
er
Taylor James, farmer
“HOWE ISLAND-—Is in the township
of Pittsburg, county of Frontenac. It
has a sulphur spring which is visited by a
number of tourists in the summer, A
steamer plies between the island andKing-
* Sometimes called Sir John’s Island.
Hueson Andrew, farmer
Hull John, postmaster
Laidman [saac, storekeeper
Lindsay John, farmer
Lindsay William, farmer
Merrill Halsey P.
Mitchell James, farmer
Moore George, school teacher
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Neale William, waggonmaker
Neill Job, butcher
Park Ezra, farmer
Park Michael, farmer
Pearson rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Pearson William, farmer
Priest Thomas, farmer
Robinson Thomas, blacksmith
Rolston Arthur, farmer
Rolston James, farmer
Rolston John, farmer
Ryan William, innkeeper
Taylor Wiliam, laborer
Thompson William T., notary public
Thomson David, farmer
Trimmer David, waggonmaker
Waldbrook Robert, J.P.
HUNSDON—A small village in the
township of Tecumseth, county of Simeoe,
Distant from Bolton, a station of the
Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 10
miles, trom Toronto 38 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 50, :
Brawley Bros., mill owners
Brown Robert, blacksmith
Brown Walter, postmaste.,
keeper
Coop Thomas J., mail contr.ctor
Kidney James, broker
Lavery Joseph, shoemaker
Mabee Simon, farmer
May Christian, shoemaker
May Christopher, shoemaker
McLaughlin John, jun., farmer
McLaughlin John, sen., weaver
McLaughlin Jonathan, shinglemaker
Moffatt Thomas, turner
Potter James, farmer
Prest John, farmer
Prest Thomas, farmer
Reynard Joseph, farmer
HUNTLEY—A small place in the town-
ship of the same name, county of Carle-
ton,
the Canada Central railway, 6
from Almonte, 15 miles,
20 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
about 50.
tavern-
miles,
trom Ottawa
Population
Acres Thomas, jun., farmer
Acres Thomas, sen., farmer
Bradley Samuel, lumberer
Cavanagh John, farmer
Cavanagh William, farmer
Godfrey rev, James, ch of England
Holmes Jonn, M.P. i
Hueston John, postmaster
Johnston John, farmer
Nesbitt Alexander, farmer
Sinclair rev, James, Presbyterian
HUSTON-— A village on the west branch
of the Conestogo river, township of Mary-
borough, county of Wellington. It con-
tains a saw and grist mill, Distant from
Stirton 2} miles, fare 12jc.; trom Elora,a
station of the Wellington, Grey and
Bruce railway, 19 miles, fare 624¢.; from
Guelph 82 miles. Mail daily. Population
about 120,
Akitt Thomas, blacksmith
Beamer Nelson
Belden Sylvanus, proprietor Western
hotel, farmer
Braendle John, shoemaker
Callaway David, storekeeper
Callaway George, framer
Couch Henry
D.vidson house, W. J, Davidson, pro-
prietor
Davidson William J., proprietor David-
son house
Graham James, farmer
Graham John, farmer
Gray James, framer
Distant from Stittsville, a station of
DOMINION 420 DIRECTORY.
Gray Matthew grist mill
Gray Thomas W,, saw mill
Johnston James, hunter and trapper
Johnston John C., carpenter
Landerkin John, postmaster
McBeth Alexander, pumpmaker and
carpenter
McCleery William, waggonmaker
McCleery William H., blacksmith
McCulley James, farmer
Medill Joseph, J.P., farmer
Moore rev. George, J.P., Baptist
Nesbitt Edward, M.D.
Nesbitt rev. George, ch of England
Parkhill Robert, waggonmaker
Ritchey William, grocer
Scroggie James, carpenter
Western hotel, Sylvanus Belden, pro-
prietor
HYDE PARK CORNER —A small
Village inthe township of London, county
of Middlesex. Distant from Komoka, a
miles, fure 25c.; from London 6 miles, fare
eae Mail tri-weekly. Population about
Barclay John, farmer
Black William, laborer
Brown Augustus, farmer
Brown William, school teacher
Ellis Andrew, iarmer
Elson Peter, farmer, potter
Fisher Jumes, farmer
Forbes Duncan, farmer
Fraser Angus, postmaster, tailor
Gray Robert, farmer
Hanson Henry, M.D.
Humble John, innkeeper
Keays Thomas, J.P., farmer
Lamley William, storekeeper
McDougall John, innkeeper
McKenzie Alezander, farmer
| McKenzie Duncan, J.P., farmer
| McMillan William, J.P., Provincial land
surveyor
| Moorehouse James, farmer
Morden Andrew, farmer
Morden James L, farmer
Morden John 38., farmer
Morris Thomas
Murch Henry, blacksmith
Parkins George, farmer
Ramsey William, farmer
Routledge John, farmer
Routledge Thomas, farmer
Routledge William, farmer
Skippin Thomas, farmer
Smith James 8., blacksmith
Woods George, farmer
* IDA—A small village on the gravel road
from Port Llope to Lindsay, township of
Cavan, county of Durham. Distant from
Millbrook, a station of the Midland rail-
way, 64.miles, fare 25c, Maildaily, Popu-
lation about 70.
Baptie Alex., postmaster, storekeeper
agent Citizen’s Insurance Company of
Canada
Baptie J., saddler
Bell John, weaver
CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO, OF CA-
NADA, A. Baptie, agent
Ferguson James, farmer
Gardiner William, farmer
Lowes John W., farmer
Madess George, mason
McBrien Richard, farmer
Myers Richard, blacksmith
Staples Samuel, farmer
Vauce Robert, farmer
Watt Thomas, innkeeper
* Also called Sharpe’s Corners,
Robinson John, storekeeper and farmer |
station of the Great Western railway, 6 |
ILDERTON—A Village in the to
of London, county of
tant from Lucan, a statio
weekly. Population about 200,
Armstrong Thomas, farmer
Bell James, reeve, farmer
Charlton Edward, farmer
Douglass George, farmer
Goulding James, J.P., farmer
Hughes Anthony, farmer
Hughes John, farmer
Lipset William, farmer
Little Robert, farmer
Martin Thomas, farmer
McCandless William, farmer
McPherson John, farmer
Nichol James, blacksmith
Ord George, postmaster and
storekeeper
Paisley Samuel, farmer
Patrick Thomas, farmer
Ray Robert, shoemaker
Reeve William, farmer
Robinson Andrew, farmer
Robinson James, farmer
Robinson Robert, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Rowe William, farmer
Scott Andrew, farmer
Skinner James, farmer
Walker Christopher, farmer
Walker Joseph, farmer
INDIANA-—A village on the bank
the Grand river,
county of Haldimand,
Canfield, astation of the BuflaloandG
rich branch of the Grand Trunk rail
7 miles, fare 87he. ;
miles, from Cayuga, the county t
miles, fare 12$c, Mail daily. Vopula
about 250.
Barry Mrs. Elizabeth, innkeeper
Brodrick David, carpenter
Callanin James, school teacher
Crites John F., carpenter
Farrell John, innkeeper
Farrell Patrick, postmaster ands
keeper
Finlen Miles, farmer
Finlen Patrick, storekeeper
Finlen Thomas, laborer
Geddes Isaac, farmer
Grant William, J.P., farmer
Kerrott Edward, lock tender, ¢
River
Kinnear Alex. M., J.P., accousti
commissioner in B.R,
Kirkland James, farmer and distilet
Lees James, carding mill
Leitch Robert, weaver
Lester Thomas W., lumber rercbath
Lynch John, farmer
Maddigan Michael, innkeeper
McGaveran James, laborer
McKay Peter, mason
McKenna John, laborer
McKeown Michael, laborer
MeMullen captain Peter
M:Mullen John, laborer
‘,urdoch Wills, constable
Murray George, farmer
Mussen William, J.P., farmer
Robb Alexander, blacksmith
Rogers John H., J.P., farmer
Slaven Thomas H., J.P., farmer,"
ship assessor ,
Thompson David, J.P., MP,
merchant
Thornton Thomas, laborer
Upton James, farmer
Upton Thomas, brickmaker
Young Mrs., wid Dennis
Young William, J.P.
[PRovinoe ¢
Middlesex, p
ta J 1, a n of the
Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Kom
miles, from London 12 miles, Mail
towuship of Sen
Distant ft
from Caledonia
STARIO. |
DIAN RIV
pwnship of Ot
prough. Dist
station of the
href) cents. M
fon about 160,
bk Michael, fa
h Henry,
James, fi
ancy William,
lleton John, fi
away James,
rin James, f
zgerald David
ald Thom
James, far
n Martin, ts
fernan Michae
basen James, fi
ary John, farm
guire Bernard,
ad John, farm
d Maurice, far
onnell Patrick
eary Daniel, f
earv William,
bd Mrs, H.
hardson Willia
han John, fit
ehan Patrick,
ith John, farm
l John, far
ivan Patrick, |
ford Richard, {
en Maurice, fir
ERSOLE—.
the River Than
d West Oxford,
tains two of t
plement manuf
Ontario; the ¢
xon Brothers,
I hands, the o
stwond & Co. «
hatin, 7 8
owned
Bradbury, whi
is place is in
population ang
1 other grain al
e trade of the
unding country,
hively, The my
carried on
this artiel
British m
Res many hand
ithe private re
taste, Monty
ofice here, ‘Ty
ef stations of t]
VY. 4 passenger ty
Past daily, Dis
es from Port 1
Miles, fare S17
N Niagara Fal
to. 11) miles,
Dut 4500, .
Ott David, cary
tt John, pum
te Cairns, oy
rs hotel, John
John, propri
J seph, labo
r Samuel, of A
t William, ele
ns James
ns Miss Emily
figs Miss Franc
Wk BOBERT. ,
nge broker ¢
nada and Up
tived
Ander Mrs, Sy
D Albert, coop
Mrs, Julian,
0 William J.
lean Merchay
nt. Doty, ag
Provin
[ m4 sTARIO. |
Village in the towns
ity of Middlesex,
a station of the Gra
miles, from Komokg)
lon 12 miles, Mail
ion about 200,
TER—A village in the
diet dh bel 008 county of Peter-
prough, Distant from I eterborough,
tation of the Midland railway, 9 miles,
nef cents, Mail tri-weckly. Popula-
fon about 160.
bk Michael, farmer
rveath Henry, farmer
sey James, farmer
ney William, farmer
Jeton John, farmer
as, farmer
, farmer
|, farmer
, farmer
J.P., farmer
, farmer
nmer away James, postmaster
‘urmer rlin James, farmer
‘mer vgerald David, farmer
farmer ld Thomas, farmer
James, farmer
ren Martin, tavernkeeper
fernan Michael, farmer
boson James, farmer
John, farmer
re Bernard, blacksmith
iam, farmer
, farmer
acksmith
ystmaster and
farmer
_ farmer aid John, farmer
pmaker al Maurice, farmer
farmer Dounell Patrick, farmer
eary Daniel, farmer
eary William, farmer
ad Mrs,
hardson William, farmer
w, farmer
, farmer
t, farmer
im, farmer
farmer han John, farmer
farmer than atrick, farmer
farmer th John, farmer
pher, farmer ohn, farmer
‘ ive Ye role ‘oy Yay
farmer ivan Patrick, farmer
Bord Richard, farmer
village on the banks en Maurice, farmer
ye township of Sen
ldimand, — Distant ft
on of the BuflaloandG
the Grand Trunk rail
37se. ; from Caledonia
ayuga, the county tow
“ Mail daily. Vopulati
ERSOLE—An incorporated town
the River Thames, townships of North
d West Oxford, county of Oxford, It
tains two of the largest agricultural
plement manufactories in the province
Ontario; the one owned by Messrs.
xon Brothers, employing upwards of
) hands, the other belonging to W.
stwood & Co,, emploving upwards of
hatin, 7 te is alsa
I! owned boa bPos ny Est
Bradbury, whieh employs 13) hands,
is place is increasing very rapidly
population and importance. Wheat
abeth, innkeeper
1, carpenter
, school teacher
carpenter
inkeeper
k, postmaster and §
e trade of the town and the. sur-
geountry, and are exported ex-
The manufacture of cheese is
v carried on, Considerable quan-
f this article ave shipped annually
the British markets, Ingersoll pos-
hrmer
, storekeeper
, laborer
farmer
,J.P., farmer
rd, lock tender, 6
(the private residences display excel-
ttaste, Montreal Telegraph Co. has
oft here, This place is one of the
i stations of the Great Western rail-
y. + passenger trains passing west and
t daily. Distant from London 19
from Port Burwell, on Lake Erie,
Miles, fare $1.75; from Paris 88 miles,
) Niagara Falls 100 miles, from To-
* rh miles, Mail daily. Population
Dut W),
MM, J.P., account
rin BR. -
s, farmer and distiller
rding mill
weaver
LW... lumber rierchah
irmer
ne } 4 > yer 7 :
vael, innkeet bt David, carpenter
mes, laborer Meet Jolin, pe a a eevee
ane » pump and eistern fae on
mason | tern factory
laborer - Cairns, groceries and liquors
Mn; ee I's hotel, John Adair, proprietor
hi Peter John, proprietor Adair’s hotel
M laboter Sa ue
vl ; Samuel, of Adair & Cairns
;, — r satan, clerk
e, farme ns James
J.P., farmer 3 Miss Emi
nt, I ataith ns the Emily, school teacher
i J p farmer i : iss Frances, school teacher
bs HH, J.P., farmer, 4 ® ROBERT, J.P., banker and ex-
* Ad collections made in
ada and United States, deposits
‘te nited States, deposits
inder Mrs, Susan,
b Albert, cooper
L s. Julian, wid George W,
0 William J., ¢ ittle drover
ten Merchant’s Union Express
hE. Doty, agent
: )
avid, J.P., MP,
mas, laborer shoal eases
farmer
is, brickmaker
vid Dennis
n, J.P.
a large woollen | . °
te voore’ | Bedtord Francis, laborer
1 other grain and sawn Jumber form |
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Anderson Charles, tobacconist
Appleton Lawrence, carpenter
Appleton Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas,
Appleby Robert, dancing master, bds
at Royal hotel
Armour David, laborer
Armstrong Robert, laborer
Avery Alanson
Avery John, plasterer
Badden & Delaney, carriagemakers
Badden James, of Badden & Delaney
Bailey Daniel, carriagemaker
BAILEY GEORGE, carriage and wag-
gonmaker, also seeder and cultivator
| Bain James
| Baker Frederick A., photographer
| Baker James, cooper
| Barker E.,
many handsome public buildings, |
trunks, &e.
| Baker Joseph, cooper
Saker Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker
Baldwin Miss Fanny, music teacher -
Barker Edw.,, jun., of E. Barker & Son
Barker Edw., sen., of E. Barker & Son
jarker Joseph, of Browett & Barker
Barker Joseph, librarian Ingersoll Pub-
lic School library ;
Barnes Brothers, livery stables
Barnes Minor, of Barnes Bros.
Barnes William N., of Barnes Bros.
Barr Gecrge, carpenter
DOMINION 421 pIRECTORY.
So '00۩(;00' Or
& Son., boots and shoes, |
Barraclough Thos. H., boots and shoes |
Barret Joseph, joiner
Barrett William, carpenter
sauttersby Jas., of Hastwood, Marr &Co.
Baxter Owen, laborer, bds at Quigley’s
hotel
| Bayard rey. Joseph, R. catholic
Jawtinhimer Peter, moulder
Beard Edwin, cabinetmaker
Beattie Henry E., clerk G.W.R.
Beattie Miss Annie, school teacher
Beattie William
Bell James, carpenter
Bell Robert, cabinetmaker
Bell William C., of A. Oliver & Co.
Benbow John, bookkeeper, bds at Roy- |
al hotel
BENSON JAMES, bartister
Bent James, joiner
Kent John, carpenter
Berry William, tailor
Birss John, shoemaker
Bishop Fdward, joiner
Bivens Washington, laborer
Bixel Leonard, of M. & L. Bixe}
Bixel M. & L., brewers
Bixel Matthew, of M. & L. Bixel
Bloor Charles, shoemaker, grocer
Blackney Henry, accountant
Boles John, merehant tailor
Bond William, laborer
Bond —, laborer
Bond Henry, engineer
Borland Edward, painter
Borland John H., baggagemaster
jower George, sawyer
Bowers T., M.D.
Bowman John, bar tender
BRADBURY FREDERICK, of Water-
house & Bradbury
BRADY JAMES, auctioneer and pro-
prietor Mansion house
Brady James, innkeeper
Brady John C., carpenter
Brander Miss, dressmaker
Brander Mrs. Catherine, wid William
Brice Peter, laborer
Bristel Abraham, clerk, bds at Royal
hotel
Broughton William, carriage trimmer,
bds at Great Western hotel
Browett & Barker, hardware
| Canadian
Inp-Ina@
Browett Joseph, of Browett & Barker
Brown George, teamster
Brown Isaac Wesley, M.D.
Brown James, baker
Brown Newton, brickmaker
BROWN PETER J., of Brown & Wells,
deputy reeve,
Brown Thomas, tannery
BROWN & WELLS, barristers, nota-
ries, &c.
Browne Mrs. Amandah, wid Vernon
Brummitt James, spinner
Buchanan Alex., of J. & A. Buchanan
Buchanan J. & A., tinsmiths
Buchanan James, tinsmith
Buchanan Jobn, jun., of J. & A. Bue
chanan
Buchanan Johny, sen., tinsmith
Buchanan Miss Margaret, dressmaker
Bunkew Stephen, joiner
Burekholder Henry, carpenter
Burdick Daniel S., clerk
Burkart Anselm, agent
Buckley Richard, porter Royal hotel
Bucknell Daniel A., teacher
Butcher John, grain ouyer
Byron John, provisions
| Byrne & MeGolrick, harnessmakers
Byrne Thomas, of Byrne & McGolrick
Cairns Richard, tailor
Cairns Robert, of Adair & Cairns
Caiten Mrs. Mary
Calder Benjamin, laborer
Calder James, plasterer
| Caldwell Erwin, chairmaker
Caldwell Oliver
stationery, &c.
Callaghan John, grocer
Camidge John, music teacher
Campbell Hector, carpenter
Campbell Homer, jun., tinsmith
Campbell Homer, sen., grocery and
crockery
B., drugs, books,
| Campbell John
| Canada Cheese Co., James Harris, pre-
sident
Dairyman’s Association,
Daniel Phelan, secretary ; C, BE, Chad-
wick, treasurer
Cane Thomas, laborer
Canfield David, J.P., clerk 5th Division
court
Canfield Miss Lucy
Carey Charles C., barber
Carnegie Mrs. Isabella, wid John
| Carr Isaiah, painter
Carroll Arden, painter, bds at Mrs.
Jiggens’
Carroll Daniel, farmer
Carroll Daniel W., M.D.
Carroll Henry G,,
Carroll Nicholas, laborer
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| Carroll Reuben, road inspector, bds at
Mrs. Jiggens’
Carruthers Archibald,
Royal hotel
Carruthers Thomas, laborer
Case Philander, carpenter
Casswell Edwin, pork packer and deal-
er in produce
Cavanagh Charles, telegraph operator
Cavanagh Mrs, Eleanor, wid Charles
CHADWICK CHARLES E,, manager
Niagara District bank and insurance
agent
Chambers George, farmer
Chambers Mrs.{Barbara, wid John
clerk, bds at,
Chapman John M., druggist
Chittic George, shoemaker
Childs James, teamster
Choap Walter, tanner
Choate David, farmer
Choate Henry, farmer
Choate Jacob, farmer
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Choate Thomas, farmer
Chown Arthur, ‘of J. G. Chown & Co.,
resides in Kingston
Chown J. G., & Co., general hardware
Chown James G., of J. G. Chown &
Co.
Christopher Aaron N., of J. Christopher
& Bros.
Christopher George, of J. Christopher
& Brothers
Christopher J., & Brothers,
ing and saw mill
Christopher John, of J. Christopher &
Brothers
Clancey Patrick, laborer
Clark colonel James W. 0., J.P.
Clark Hugh, cabinetmaker
Clark P., clerk, bds at Royal hotel
steam plan-
Clarke Geo rge A., M.D., “pds at Di ily
house
Clarke George F., of 2. Robinson & Co.
Clarke Charles, of E. Robinson & Co.
Clarke James, laborer
Clayton R., waggonmaker
Clayton Richard, grocer, waggonmaker
Clement George C., shoemaker
Clements Henry F., painter
Cleveland William, cooper
Olew Charles, laborer
Clouse Clarence, inborer
Clunn Augustus, paint
Zone Stephen, printer, “bds at F. Har-
Cobbe on Charles, bricklayer
Cole Lemuel, carpenter
Cole Samuel A., carpenter
Collamore rey, Owen G., Episcopal |
methodist
Coleman Miss, laundvess
Collins Charles, carriage painter
. ollins David, engineer
Collins Mrs.
Colridge & Co., livery stable
Colridge John, of Colvid; ze & Co.
at Daly house
C Jolpy M., cooper
Jombort Thomas, firmer
Commercial Union Insurance Co., C. E. |
Chadwick, agent
Comstock Henry, machinist
“onely Thomas, blacksmith
Lonrad Charles
CONSTABLE HENRY, editor, propri-
etor and printer of the News
COOK CHRISTOPHER, & CO., manu-
facturers and dealers in lumber, mills
at Bret two xd on Northern railway,
head office at Ingersoll
Cook Mrs, Martha, wid Ebenezer N,
Cook Simeon, lumber merchant
Corbet Richard, plasterer
Couse George, laborer
Jove Natha iiel, laborer
Cowen James, laborer
Cowie James, tailor
Cowie Lewis P., tailor
Cowie Miss Christina, milliner
Cragg Charles, harnessmaker
Craig John, turner
Crawford Benjamin W. & A., farmers
C raw ford Geor ge, Car penter’
Jrawford Henry K., accountant
Crawford James
Great Western hotel
Crawford John, carpenter
Crawford John B., insurance agent
Crawford Thomas, moulder
Crawford William, miller
Creighton Edwia, shoemaker
Crisp William
Cronk Christopher, joiner
Cronk David, laborer
Cronk David’ W., pensioner
Cronk William, carpenter
| Douglas
| Dow Mrs.
| Downing John,
‘arpenter, bds at |
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Cross Mrs. Sarah, wid Thomas
Crotty Henry, farmer
Crotty John’ 6, travelling agent
Crotty Miss Annie, school teacher
Crotty Richard, farmer
Crotty Samuel, clerk
Cully William, turner
Cumberland Joh: a, tailor
Cumming Willis am, school teacher, bds
at Royal hotel
Cuthbert William, chandler
Dake Lemon, blacksmith
Dale Mrs. Sarah Jane, weaver
Dallas Cromby, switchman G.W.R.
DALY ABSALOM, proprietor Daly
house
DALY HOUSE, Absalom Daly, proprie-
tor
Daugherty Benjamin, blacksmith
Davidson David, laborer
Davidson Douglas C., carpenter
Davidson John, sawyer
Davis Adoniram J., agent
Davis Joel, waggo imaker
Davis Luke, moulder
Davis Samnel, carpenter
Davis William, laborer | i
Day William €,,
Dean $
tanner
Solomon, fireman
xander, tailor
iss Johanna, school teacher
‘3 James W,, c yoper
7 int ey James, blacksmith
Delaney William, of Badden & Delancy |
DIRECTORY.
Elliott Mrs. Eliza
Elliott Richard, engineer
Elliott Samuel, "farmer
Elliott Sealy A. » butcher
Elliott T’ »mas, "farmer
Ellis Alfred H., of Ellis & Brot her
Ellis Augus tus, clerk
Ellis & Br other. dealers in he lware
Ellis Richard Y,, of Ellis & Brother
Ellis William
Hiton Samuel, cabinetm:
Elton Samuel, machinist
Ely John, laborer
Exchange hotel, John McCall, proy
tor
Farmer John, mason
Ratnaworth: Joka, machinist
Fawcett Thomas
Fawkes Thomas F., jeweller, &.
Fee ee carpenter
Fell James, tailor
Ferris Ge Or ge, O if Fe rris, M
Ferris, McLean & Co., eroc
ies and liquors
Ferris Mrs. Sa
Fillmore Jame
Rin lay Matthew, gener:
innigan Henry,
Dempsey rev, John, Baptist
Dempster James ponent r
Denel Riley M., teamster |
| Denman Job, machinist \F
| Deanis Ger nae h ribo | Poster G
Devlin Mr her'ne, wid John | Fowler James, carpenter
| Dinning Ri se yt ace m soul ler m owler W il 11; am, carpenter
Ditchburn George, cooper Franklin Thomas there
| Ditehburn Robert, cooper
Di xon HNdwin
Dixon KE. J., silversmith
Doherty Benjamin, laborer
Domimey Martin, blacksmith
I Dor melly Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel
| Doty Edwin, express agent and issuer
of marrin ge Leoenses
William, innkeeper
Helen, wid Robert
millwright
Downs Zina, carpenter
| Doyle John, laborer
/DRAKE & GREGOR Y, proprietors of |
Royal hotel, with music hall attached
| Drake F., eat sen
Drake J. W., of Drake & Gregory
Dryden David, tin ismith
Dundas William, grocer
Dunn John, shoemaker
Dunn Mrs. Margaret, wid Dennis
Dutton Richard, blacksmith
Dutton Thomas, butcher and store-}
keeper
Dutton Walter, fruit store
maker
Dwyer William, marblecutter
Dyke Miss Hattie, school teacher
Dyke Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas J, |
Eakins * "tIHam H.
Barly Gilbert, tinsmith
BASTWOOD W., & CO., agricultural
implement manufactory, and gene- |
ral foundry
Rastwood Willard, of W. Eastwood & |
Co.
Raton John T., bookkeeper
Eden George C., of Eden & Ross
and shoe-
Elliott James, farmer
Elliott John, farmer
} Gemma Robert, ten
| (Gibson Joseph, sen., bli
Elliott John’ N., grocer
Fraser C alli, lk Woven
Fraser John. labore
SREZELL ROBE RT, cigar maker
Frezell William, plas
Gaires Robert, Lcuer
Gallagher William, innkeeper
Galliford John, sen., hoemaker
Galliford Joh i: blacksmith
Galloway John C., bookkeeper
Garner James, laborer
Gayfer John & C 0, chemi
gists
Gayfer John, of John Gayfer &C
Geiger John G., blacksimitl
ere!
G bbs Patrick,
Gibson Joseph, jun,, cl rk
acks smith
shoen vile
Gibson Miss
Hina, fruit
Gillespie William E,, of Holmesé (i
lespi e
Girk Marshall, blacksmith
Goble Henry, carpenter
Goble John, waggonmaker
Goble Robert, carpenter
Gold g Edward, bookkeeper, Rota
hotel
| Goodall James, gardener
GORDON ALEXANDER, 1
tailor
Gordon Hugh, plough me iker
Gordon James, teller
Gordon John, sheriff county of Oxf
bds at Royal hotel
Gorham Charles, teamster
Gorry Christopher, laborer
Grace Patrick, sawyer
Graham Mrs. Adelinie,laundress ;
Grant Charles, proprietor Grants
tel
Grant’s hotel, Charles
tor
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Grant, pry
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Rant John, labs
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Dh. Hoemaker
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teamster
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bookkeeper, Ros
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tf ESS SE ean ase LEE OE I A
rantJames M., proprietor Great West-
ern hotel
Pant John, laborer
rave Miss Grizell : ;
hay rev. William, Free Baptist :
at Western hotel, James M. Grant,
roprietor :
ary Kirby, of Drake & Gregory
enn [sane R., shoemaker
wd, carpenter
T JOHN S., proprietor Inger-
soll Chronicle
Fasar Frederick, teamster
HALL CHARLES P., jeweller, &c.
David, laborer
fall Elisha
ILL. N., farmer
Il Thomas, shoemaker
Hall William, laborer
Iambidge George, biteher
re Joh, ]
rediar
{ Vrs, Fanny, wid William
Hamlyn Thomas, carpenter
mit Hiram, liborer
re Inst ince Co, C.K,
‘lias S&, blacksmith
i Francis, boarding house car-
(istavis, farmer
WARRISGUSTAVUS E., of W.& G. EB.
tTizect
Harris Jas. president Canada CheeseCo,
1omMAas
1, boots and shoes
LLINGTON, of W. '& G.
inm, brewer, bds at Quig-
Hiskett John, of Wilson & IHaskett
Hayward William, jun., greeeries and
vwart
Hearn |
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um, painter
3, cabinetmaker
Villiam L., finisher
r James, student at law
u Joseph, student at law
lt Joseph, laborer
nm James, finisher
on John, shoemaker
ilersor Joha, laborer
lerson Samuel, M.D.
William, pateat churn agent
Mrs, Cat} rine, wid George
ine and Margaret,
ssgmakers ; ;
garet, wid
rs, Catherine, wid Peter
Pucks rev John P., ch of England
Hid Robert, cobinetmaker
Bslop Thoms, farmer
gg Andrew
ive William, dealer in patent rights
man Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
i Thomas, Liborer
Hugh, turner
Boiskis James, turer
AiffmanB.. billiard salooa
1 Patriek, Iabover
ith Mrs. Naomi, wid John
MUROFT OM. B, importer and
lealer in groceries, wi ies, liquors,
tions, &e.
oieroft Thomas
oteroft W. W., barvister
olden Charles, teamster
olden John, clerk
olden Joh, teamster
Holken Mrs. Martha, weaver
Holmes David, of Holmes & Gillespie
Holmes Henry D., plasterer
Holmes & Gillespie, dry goods
Holt James, silversmith
Holton John, teamster
| Horne Mrs. Caroline, wid Jacob
Horne Thomas, blacksmith
Hovenden Miss Sarah, school teacher
Hovenden Thomas, clerk
Kinney Cyrus, farmer it
Kirby Richard, laborer 4
Kirkwood Thomas A. A., M.D.
Kneeshaw Robert, drug clerk
Knight John, teamster
Knox William, tailor
Kydd James, shoemaker
Kyle John, bricklayer
| Kyle Thomas, mason
Kyle William, laborer
Howard William H., laborer
Howe Joha, laborer ‘
Hoyt John J., M.D., of Hoyt & Williams,
coroner,
HOYT & WILLIAMS, physicians, sur-
geons, Xe.
| Hubbard Albert. laborer
| Hughes Benjamin, laborer
Hugill John, carpenter
HUGILL JOUN, jun., photographer
Hughson rev, Weatworth D., Episcopal
methodist
Hunt Francis, blacksmith
Hunter Robert, clerk
furst J. Roden, tobaeconist
Husband Joho, butcher
Hiishband Thomas, blacksmith
Huxley William, pork packer
Hyslop Matthew, carpenter
INGERSOLL CHRONICLE, weekly:
annual subseription $1.50; J. 8.
Gurnett, editor, proprietor and printer
Ingersoll public school library, Joseph |
Barker, Hibrarian
INGERSOLL WOOLLEN MILLS:
Waterhouse & Bradbury, proprietors
Isving Stephen, laborer
Jackson Hall, brieklaver
Jackson Robert, clerk
Jamieson William, miller
James John, cooper
Jarvis Charles, farmer
Jarvis Jonathan, farmer
Jarvis Joseph, farmer
| Jarais Joseph, M.D.
Jefferson George, carriagemaker
diggens Henry, boarding house
| Johason Joha, clerk, bds at F. Harris’
Johnston J. B, laborer
Johoston James, temperance lecturer
Johnston T. H., painter
Johnston W. C., shoemaker
Johnstone John, clerk
Jones Mrs. Elizabeth, wid George
Judd Sylvester, wood contractor G.W.R.
Kanedy Charles 8., foreman
Keating Robert, innkeeper
heating Simon, storekeeper
Kelley George, clerk
Kelley R bert, clerk
Kelley William F., carpenter
Kelly Daniel W., shoemaker
Kempshell George, blacksmith
Kempt Theophilus, e'gar maker
Kennedy Charles, dentist
Kennedy George, telegraph operator
Kennedy James
Kennedy Michsel, farmer
Kennedy Laehlin D., painter
| Kennedy Peter, grain merchant
Kennedy W. C.,, eeconntaat
Kenney Mrs. Maria, wid Andrew
Kerr Alexander R., dry goods
Kerr Hugh, bookkeeper
Kerr Daniel, waggonmaker
Kerr John, waggonmaker
Kerr William, clerk
Kerscadden Thomas, innkeeper
Kief Cornelius, cigar maker
Kilpatrick F. W., lock and gun smith
| King James, saw and flouring mill, and
cooper
King Wittiam
Lahey John, carpenter
| Laing John A., carpenter
Langdon Samuel, bricklayer
Laven Mrs. Jane, wid Bartholomew
Lawrence Claes, jun, shoemaker
Lawrence Charl sen., Cooper
Lawrence Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence Thomas, tailor
Lawson James, farmer
| Learoyd rey. John, Wesleyan
Leitch George, machinist
| Leeper William, farmer
| Lewis Francis G., photographer
Lewis John, station agent
Lilleywhite Daniel, laborer
| Littlejohns Nun, cabinetmaker
Lilleywhite Richard, carpenter
Lindsay George, bricklayer
| Lindsay Mrs. Margaret, wid Robert
| Livers Henry, teamster
Livens James, blacksmith j
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO., Joseph
Thirkell, agent
Logie Smith P., pump maker
London & Lancashire Life Assurance
Co,, M. Walsh agent
| Long Henry, carpe iter
| Long Mrs Mary, wid James
| Longden Samuel, bricklayer
Losee John, express driver
Lynch James, hostler, Royal hotel
Lynch James, laborer
| Lyon James, clerk i
Lyon Lawrence
; Macdonald David S., bookkeeper
Macklin John, dry goods
Macniven James, dry goods
Macniven Miss Susan, school teacher
MeArthur Cornelius, laborer
MeAskill John, laborer
MeAuley Alexander, clerk
McCall John, proprietor
hotel
| MeCarron Patrick, Inborer
MeCausland Marshall B., M.D., of
| Scott & MeCausland, coroner county
| of Elgin
MeCarthy Cornelius
| MeCarthy Mrs. Jane, wid James
| MeCanghey Jas. of MeCaughey &
| Walsh, mayor
McCAUGHEY & WALSITT, bar
and attorneys, notaries and solicitors
in chancery
MeClellan William, laborer
MeClory Peter, tailor
McDermott Thomas, carpenter
MeDonald Angus, contraetor
MeDonald Angus, painter
| McDonald George, waggonmakeyr, bds
at Great Western hotel
| McDonald George S., carriagemaker
MeDonald James, hats, caps and furs
MeDonald James, fi isher
McDonald James F., barrister
McDonald John, J.P.
MeDonald Joha, veterinary surgeon
MeDonald Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
McDonald Peter, M.D.
McDonald Robert, J.P., general dealer
McDowell James, laborer
McDowell William, mason
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McEwen —, clerk, bds at Royal hotel
McGee Absalom, clerk
McGee John, laborer
McGinity Robert, laborer
McGolrick Jas., of Byrne & McGolrick
McGrath William, laborer
McInnis Daniel, laborer
McInnis John, laborer
McInnis Mrs. Mary, wid Neil
McKenzie Thomas, clerk, bds at Mrs.
Jiggens’
McINTYRE JAMES, cabinetmaker,
upholsterer and undertaker
McKay Angus, of Colridge & Co., bds
at Daly house
McKay George
McKay Hugh, laborer
McKay Miss Christina
McKee Andy, teamster
McKenzie George, blacl smith
McKindsey Thomas, clerk
McLEAN ALLAN ,stationery, books,&c
McLeary Archibald
McLellan David, miller
McLeod George, jun., chair maker
McLeod George, sen., chair maker
McLeod William, town assessor
McLeod William, writing master
McMahon Miss Catherine, school teacher
MeMurray James, turner
McMURRAY HOUSE, W. McMurray,
proprietor
MoMURRAY WILLIAM, proprietor
McMurray house
MeNally John, blacksmith
MeNarny Dennis, tailor
McNaughton William, clerk, bds
Mrs. Jiggens
McNeil Malcolm, joiner
McNeil Malcolm, mason
McNeil Mrs. Mary, wid John
McNiven James, laborer
McSherry George, ploughmaker
McQuillan Miss Mary, dressmaker
McRay William, laborer
McRum James, shoemaker
Madary D., dyer
Mahoney Cornelius, finisher
Mahoney Daniel, finisher
Mahoney John, moulder
Mahoney Malcolm, laborer
Mahoney Patrick, weaver
Mairs Peter, laborer
Malay Johnston, town clerk
Malone John, laborer
Mann Archibald, carpenter
Marr Benjamin, clerk
Marr Mrs. Susan, wid Alum
Marr William W., clerk
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Edwin Doty,
issuer
Martin Alexander, laborer
Matheson Angus, carpenter
Matheson Angus, laborer
Matthews James, clerk, bds at Royal
hotel
Matthewson Andrew, sailor
Mathias Charles, contractor
Mercer Alexander, carpenter
Mealey Francis, shoemaker
Mealey Johnson, market clerk
Meek James, carpenter
Melville Mrs. Janet, wid George
MERCHANT'S BANK OF CANADA,
C. H. Sorley, manager
Meredith Rice, fancy goods
Middlemiss Alex., watchman G.W.R.
Millar Thomas D.,commission merchant,
agent for National Steamship Co.
Miller James, carpenter
Miller Matthew, groceries and crockery
Minhinnick L., clerk, bds at Mrs. Jig-
ens’
Montgomery James, hostler
at
DOMINION
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., D.H.
Flook, agent
Moodie William, shoemaker
Moody James, laborer
Moore James, machinist
Moore Mrs. Mary, wid Robert
Moore William, laborer
Moorehouse Adolphus, carpenter
Morgan David, carpenter
Morgan John, blacksmith
Morland Edward, painter
Morrey James F., of Morrey & Rothwell
MORREY & ROTHWELL, steam cab-
inet factory |
Morrison Miss Diana, seamstress |
Morrison Mrs. Mary, wid Donald
Morrison Neil, of W. & N. Morrison
MORRISON W. & N., harness and sad- |
dlery manufacturers in all its branch- |
es
Morrison William, of W.& N. Morrison |
Morrow Thomas, painter
Moss A., oil well proprietor |
Mount kerr —, official assignee, county
of Oxford
Munro Mrs. Ann, wid John
Munro Norman, blacksmith
Murdoch Alexander, clerk
Murdoch James, tax collector and wag- |
gonmaker
Murray Angus, cabinetmaker
Murray rev. Angus, Presbyterian, bds |
at Royal hotel
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sisaeateeeninnchehannanrennenyen hatin etnies nouns
| Read Moses, cooper
Munro Harry, sawyer
Murray Mrs. Barbara, wid William |
Murray Mrs. Johanna, wid James
MUSTARD HUGH, manufacturer of
patent medicines and waterproof
leather preservers |
Myers Peter, cooper
National Life Insurance Co., C. E. |
Chadwick, agent |
Neill John, pattern maker
NEWS (THE), weekly, annual subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; H. Constable, editor, pro- |
prietor and printer. See Adv
NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, C. E.
Chadwick, manager ; James Gordon, |
accountant
Nichols Miss Catherine, grocery
Noe Lewis, fruit store
Norris William, barrister, &c., bds at
Daly house
Northway John, tailor
Norton Wilson, carriagemaker
NOXON BROTHERS, manufacturers
of mowing and self raking reapers,
wood sawing machines, agricultural
and dairy implements
NOXON FREEMAN, of Noxon Brothers |
NOXON JAMES, of Noxon Brothers
NOXON SAMUEL, of Noxon Brothers
Noxon Stephen, miller
Q’Connor Arthur, jun., clerk
O'Connor Arthur, sen., grocer
O'Connor Edward, clerk
O'Connor Henry, dry goods
O'Donnell Edward, tailor
O'Donnell E. R., student at law
O’Hanley Malcolm, laborer
O'Neill William, laborer
Oliver A., & Co., lumber merchants
Oliver Adam, M.P.P., of A. Oliver & Oo.
Oliver Jobn G., of A. Oliver & Co.
Oliver Robert, carpenter
O'Neill Jeremiah, grocer
Osgood Horatio, basket maker
Owens Thomas, teamster
Owen William H., laborer
Palmer William, carpenter
Paine George, carriagemaker
Paine Mrs. Sarah E,, dressmaker
Park Archibald, farmer
| Robinson Ephraim, of E. Robinson §
| Roblin Manly C., of Wood & Co.
; Rousell James, fitter aT
| Rowland Harry, foreman Chronicle of
|; ROYAL HOTEL, with musie ball a
Parlidge John B., miller
Paton Thomas §S., traveller
Patterson Miss Agnes, dressmaker
Payne Absalom, carriagemaker
Perkins Geo. E., dry goods and clothing
Petrie Richard, laborer
Philips John, laborer
Phillips John, freight agent G.vR
bds at Royal hotel 7
Phillips Mrs. Mary, wid William
Pickard Hiram, carpenter
Pierce Josiah, cooper
Piper Enoch R., farmer
Pool Henry, moulder
Poole Samuel, bds at Thomas Elliotts
Porter Robert, carriagemaker
Proctor Harmon H., tailor
Proctor John, carpenter
Quigley John, hotelkeeper
Proctor Joseph, accountant
Provincial Marine Insurance (o, ¢
KE. Chadwick, agent
| Quigley Miss Sarah, school teacher
Quigley Patrick, moulder, bds at Quig.
ley’s hotel ;
| Rawlings Thomas H., cabinetmaker
Rawson Mrs. Marian, wid George
Read Samuel G.
Reid Alexander, dry goods
| Reid George, laborer
Rice Isaac, laborer
Richardson Thomas, carpenter
Ritter Alfred, blacksmith
Roberts N., engineer, bds at Royal
hotel
Robertson David M., lumber merchant
Robertson William, clerk
Robinson E., & Co., cabinetmakers
Robinson Edward, grocer
Co.
| Robinson Patrick, laborer
Robinson Samuel, laborer
Robinson Samuel G., sawyer
Roddy John, tailor
Rodenhurst William, cigarmaker, bi
at Daly house
| Roffee Eugene, cigar maker
Xollans James, cabinetmaker
Ross Andrew, machinist
Ross Angus, of Eden & Ross
Ross Colin, inspector G.W.R.
Ross Donald, sawver
ROSS GEORGE, dealer in lumber, coil
and plaster of paris
Ross Mrs. Marian, wid James
Ross Robert, section master G.W.R.
Ross William, engineer ;
Rothwell Hugh C., of Morrey & Rothwell
fice, bds at Daly house
tached, Drake& Gregory, proprietor
Rue John, teamster
tumsey William A.
Ryman Robert, finisher
Sadler Reginald, deputy postmaster
Sage Allan, farmer
Sage Eli, farmer
Sage Erastus, farmer
Sage Sylvester, farmer
Sappy George, moulder
Scantlebury Alford E., teamster
Schell Daniel .
Schofield Lyman, blacksmith
Schultz Charles, painter
Scoftin George H., machinist
Scoftin William, engineer
Scofield Henry, blacksmith ee
Scott Henry H., M.D. of Scott
McCausland seh)
Scott & McCausland, physicians
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ONTARIO. |
Sebben John, fal
Shabacker Mart
Shafer Jacob, b
Shane Daniel, le
Shannon Edwatr
Shaw Andrew,
Shaw Ephraim
Shaw rev. Cal
methodist
Shea Jathes, pee
Sheedy Rody, la
Shel! Daniel
Shepherd —, tar
Sherman James,
Shetliffe John, li
Shrapnell Georg
Sim Alexander,
Simons Tjabo, p
Sinclair James,
Sinclair John, te
Size Charles, pai
Size Jacob, shoe
Size John H., fin
Skelton William
Slaght Mrs. Rho
rson Charles
le Jacob, ens
Smale William, 1
Smith Andrew, ¢
Smith James, gr
mills
Smith James A.,
Smith John
Sith John, oil r
Smith John E., 1:
‘mith Mrs. Eliza
Smith Mrs, Lavir
Smith Mrs. Willig
Snith Thompson
nith William, ¢
Nnellgrove Abral
re Willi:
Snider Stephen, 1
Snider Thomas, |
Siider William, }
ORLEY CHA
Merchant's ban’
PRINGER W!
PS. Ont., coro:
‘taley Eli H., sho
St Amor Thomas,
Rieele Aaron, car
steele Samuel, bu
Stephenson Rober
tevenson John, ¥
tewart Francis, |
rart James, m
i 1 George, (
5 sou Geo, G,, ¢
t James’ church,
John P. Hinks,
tonehouse Alber
‘onehouse Mrs, (
Z
®' Patrick's chur
Joseph Byard, v
taley Miss Lavi:
maker
Btuart John, oatmi
tiart Robert, gro
Pidworth Wright,
litherland Alexa
Putherland Georg
Plitherland Georgy
Biitherland Hugh)
Nayze Nelson.
Wayze William
Yeeney James, ta
allon “Andrew, la
ey's hotel
allon James, eng
oyal hotel
Aylor John T po
NYlor Joseph, des
ylor William, pa
a
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ONTARIO. |
eller Sebben John, farmer
dressmaker Shabacker Martin, carpenter
‘iagemaker Shafer Jacob, butcher
roods and clothing
er
Shane Daniel, laborer
Shannon Edward, laborer
Shaw Andrew, farmer
Shaw Ephraim E., carpenter :
Shaw rev. Calvin, New Connexion
methodist
ht agent G.WR.
vid William
er Shea Jahhes, pedlar
Sheedy Rody, laborer
ner Shell Daniel
Shepherd —, tanner
Sherman James, finisher
Shetliffe John, laborer
t Thomas Elliotts
gemuker
tailor Shrapnell George J., grocer
nter Sim Alexander, tailor
ceeper Simons Tjabo, painter
unitant Sinclair James, tinsmith
Lusurance Co, 0
nt
school teacher
ulder, bds at Quig-
ir John, teamster
Charles, painter
Jacob, shoemaker
Join H.,, finisher
ton William, moulder
aght Mrs. Rhoda, wid Silas
yn Charles, saw mill
Smale Jacob, engineer
Smale William, miller
Smith Andrew, cigar manufacturer
Smith James, grist, flour and oatmeal
mills
» carpenter Smith James A., laborer
smith gesnith John
*, bds at Roril Sith John, oil retiner
Snith John E., laborer
‘mith Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Walter
Smith Mrs. Lavinia, wid William J.
Smith Mrs. William, dressmaker
Suith Thompson M., pork dealer
Sith William, carriagemaker
Nnellgrove Abraham, painter
‘uellgrove William, painter
borer Suider Stephen, laborer
Sawyer Snider Thomas. blacksmith
Wood & Co. Siider William, blacksmith
SORLEY CHARLES H.,
Merchant's bank of Canada
PRINGER WILLTAM, M.D., M.C.
PS. Ont., coroner :
‘taley Eli H., shoemaker
‘t Amor Thomas, sawyer
Bteele Aaron, carpenter
Steele Samuel, butcher
‘tephenson Robert, laborer
tevenson John, weaver
tewart Francis, tailor
vart James, marble dealer
inson George, oil refiner
Umson Geo, G.,, groceries and crockery
t James’ church, eh of England, rev.
John P. Hinks, pastor
‘onehouse Albert, carriagemaker
tonehouse Mrs. Caroline, wid David
B® Patrick’s church, R, catholic, rev.
Joseph Byard, priest
liss Lavinia, dress and mantle
maker
Biiiart John, oatmeal mill
ptiart Robert, grocer, flour and feed
Budworth Wright, grape grower
litherland Alexander, laborer
Dutherland George
putherland George, laborer
pitlerland Hugh M., of A. Oliver & Co.
Wayze Nelson ;
William
me James, tailor
ALLOY raw |) “ap }
os at laborer, bds at Quig-
¥ cabinetmaker
, Wid George
goods
, lumber merchant
clerk
cabinetmakers
rrocer
of E. Robinson &
borer
h, cigarmaker, bis manager
r maker
retmaker
inist
1& Ross
r GW.R.
ler in Lumber, coil
id James
master G.WR
eer
I Morrey & Rothwell
man Chroniele 0
louse
rith music hall it
regory, proprietors
+
her
uty postmaster
er
ler
., teamster
cksmith
ater
achinist
ineer
smith
M.D. of
Royal hotel
re John T , potash and soap maker
pt Joseph, dealer in fish, fruit, &e.
Aylor William, painter
Seott &
, physicians
allon James. eno}: , reais
on James, engineer G.W .R,, bds at | Williams Isaac
DOMINION
Thirkell Joseph, postmaster, and agent
Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co,
Thompson Charles, laborer
Thompson George, clerk
Great Western hotel
Thompson Joseph, painter
Thompson Lewis, painter and paper
hanger
Thompson William, painter
Thompson Mrs. Hannah, wid Joseph
Thomson Andrew, carpenter
Thornton Patrick, laborer
TILLSON E. D., lumber merchant
Tomkins Roswell D., carpenter
Travellers Insurance Co., J. Gordon
and ©, E. Chadwick, agents
Trick Thomas, laborer
Tripp & Co., chemists and druggists
Tripp Moses E. M.D., of Tripp & Co,
Turner George A., tinsmith
Turner Jacob, tinsmith
Turner James, tinsmith
Turner Jeremiah, storekeeper, carpenter
Turner Mrs. Mary, wid Benjamin
Turner Mrs. Mary, wid Peter
Valentine Mrs, Letitia, wid William
Vanbuskirk Jonathan, carpenter
Vance Robert, baker
VanPatter Henry, laborer
VansSittart Herbert, clerk, bds at Royal
hotel
VanWicklen Miles, carriagemaker
Venton Stephen, gardener |
Vogt Henry, watchmaker |
Vreland Mrs. Mary, wid John |
Wade rev. William, Bible christian
Wainwright John, shoemaker
| Walbank Samuel Geddon, M.D.
| Walker Isaac R., M.D.
Walker John, cooper
Walker Thomas, innkeeper
| Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas
| Wallace James, blacksmith
; Wallace James, laborer
Walley George W., crockery, glassware
Walley John, clerk |
Walsh Michael, of McCaughey & Walsh,
| insurance agent |
Walter Alonzo T., watchman
| Warnock John R., machinist |
| WATERHOUSE & BRADBURY, pro-
wietors Ingersoll woollen mills
| WATERHOUSE JAMES, of Water-
| house & Bradbury
| Watkins Thomas, cooper
| Watson Robert, moulder
| Watson William, dry goods
Watterworth William, agent for E. D.
Tillson
Webster George H., cabinetmaker |
Webster Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker |
| Weeks George, carpenter
Wells Joseph, moulder, bds at Quig-
ley’s hotel
WELLS THOMAS, of Brown & Wells
| Wheatley James, cabinetmaker
White David, & Co., dry goods
White David, of David White & Co.
White George, teamster
White James, architect
Wiggins E. Stone, B.A.,Grammar school
teacher
Wight James, carpenter
Wiley Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William
Wiley W. J., laborer
Wilford Thomas, laborer
Williams Geo., groceries and provisions
news agent
Williams J. A., M.D., of Hoyt & Williams
Williams Rees, laborer
Williamson Roderick, carpenter
Wilson J. M., of Wilson & Haskett
425 DIRECTORY.
Ppt ilheny en tileehhn tiki entnehtnnciynneniesinnlnasinenebiinsntetnntariamniati
Ina-Int
Wilson & Haskett, produce dealers and
commission merchants
Wilson James, of Wilson & Haskett
Wilson John
Wilson John W., carriagemaker
Thompson John, harnessmaker, bds at} Wilson Norton, carriage builder
| Wilson Robert C., laborer
Winslade Thomas, laborer
Wiseman George, proprietor Carroll's
hotel
| Withey Mrs. Isabella
Wonham major William G., county
engineer and provincial land surveyor
Wood Amos, miller
| Wood Benjamin C.,, clerk
| Wood & Co., oil refiners
Wood Hazen, finisher
| Wood Joseph, carpenter
| Wood Philip, laborer
| Wood Thomas, fancy store
Wood William G., of Wood & Co.
Woodcock Ralph A., stationery, news
and music store
| Woodruff Edgar, laborer
| Worth Humphrey, butcher
| Wright Jeremiah, moulder, bds at
Quigley’s hotel
| Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Ephraim
Wright rev. Peter, Presbyterian
| Wrighton Robert, laborer
| Wrighton Thomas, painter
| YOUNG ROBERT H., harnessmaker
| Zilligen Nicholas, wood cutter G.W.R.
|
|
i
INGOLDSBY—A small place in the
township of Minden, county of Peterbo-
rough. Distant from Lindsay, a station
of the Midland railway, 52 miles, fare $2.
Mail daily. Population about 30.
Saker Abner, farmer
Bell Joseph, farmer
Burk David, farmer
Elliott Thomas, farmer
Graham David, farmer
Potter Herbert, farmer
Scott John, farmer
Smith Richard, postmaster
Wilson William, farmer
*INISTIOGE —A post office station on
the Toronto and Sydenham gravel road,
townships of Artemesia and Proton,
county of Grey, Distant from Orangeville,
a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce
railway, 33 miles, from Owen Sound, the
county town, 38 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population of district about 100.
Armstrong Frederick, bailiff
| Armstrong Henry, postmaster, farmer
Armstrong Mrs. Margaret, wid George
Caldwell Robert, shoemaker
Campbell Richard, blacksmith
Chambers William, farmer
Cullen William, yeoman
Ewart Alexander, farmer
Hatt John, farmer
Irwin Thomas, farmer
Johnston Christopher, farmer
Johnston Henry, yeoman
| Johnston John, yeoman
Leach Matthew, saddler
Ludlow Richard, yeoman
Ludlow Robert, yeoman
Ludlow Thomas, yeoman
McCulloch William, yeoman
McMaster Abraham, farmer
Milshap Richard, farmer
Moore John, farmer
Moore Robert, farmer
Moore William, farmer
Nelson Alexander, storekeeper
Paton William, farmer
Talbot John, yeoman
Talbot Thomas, yeoman
*The post office was formerly called
Proton.
shcse
a PRICIER
ane
|
else at RM
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DOMINION 426 DIRECTORY.
[Paovinor or
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INKERMANN-A village on ihe
north branch of the Petite Nation river,
township of Mountain, county of Dundas.
A lumber business is carried on here.
Distant from Cornwall, the county town
and a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
15 miles, from Kingston 60 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 250,
Armstrong rey. Andrew, Wesleyan
Bailey Thomas, reeve
Barkley Henry M., blacksmith
Barkley Simon, grocer
Bishop Thomas J., J.P., mill owner
Blakeley William, blacksmith
Brill rey. John, Episcopal methodist
Caldwell Henry, township clerk, school
teacher
Christie Duncan, dsputy reeve
Cook Iv
Sook William J.
C svrigan Alava, storekeeper
D trant Charles, of Merkley & Durant
Haze William, innkeeper
Harkness Andrew, M.D.
Hyndman Robert, assessor
Johnston James N,, farmer
Johnston Simon, township collector
Johnston Thomas, firmer
Kellough Dickinson, farmer
Kellough William, firmer
Keys John, shoemaker
LOCK JOHN, innkeeper
McKenzie rev. F. H., ch of En
Merkley & Durant, storekeepers
Merkley Henry G., of Merkley & Darant
Merkley Joha G., firmer *
Milloy George, J.P., farmer |
Price Edward, J.P., farmer
Redmond Asa, bailiff
Redmond Silas, farmer
RENNICK JOHN, J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper, commissioner, treasurer
for municipal township and sub-
treasurer of schools
Rennick Mrs., wid James, milliner
Ridley Wm. J., clerk Division court
Rose Alexander, councillor, farmer
Stitt Richard, carriagemaker
Suffle Edward, J.P., counci
Saffle William, carriagemaker
Sullivan John, storekeeper and lumber
merchant
Waddell Miss Margaret, school teacher
INNERKEP—A village in the township
of East Zorra, county of Oxtord, Distant
from Bright, a station of the isuffulo and
Goderick branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 7 miles, from) Woodst ick, the
county town, 8 miles, fare 25e,; from
London 36 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Popu-
lation about 200,
Baird Mrs. Susan, wid Hugh
Begg Mrs. Sarah, postmistress, store-
keeper
Bell James, carpenter
Bowman John, mason
Bowman Thomas, laborer
Brown Archibald L., blacksmith
Brown James, farmer
Brown Joseph, farmer
Brown Joseph, jun., farmer
Brown John, J.P., farmer
Brown Mrs. Agnes, wid David
Brown Nelson, farmer
Callan John, lime burner
Callan Michael, lime burner
Callan Patrick, lime burner
Callan Patrick, jun., lime burner
Clement Walter D., M.D,
Cowing Jonathan, farmer
Cowing William, jun., farmer
Cowing William, sen., farmer
Davidson William, shoemaker
Day James
Edwards Mrs.
Foster Charles E., farmer
Gillespie James, farmer
Gillespie Ledge ati farmer
Hart George, farmer
Hart Thomas, farmer and cheese factor
Hill Alexander, farmer
Hislop John, carpenter
Hopkins Thomas, innkeeper
Hoston George, cooper ;
King Ellis, painter and cheese factor
Lirch Henry, 02 Peifer & Lirch
Lock Arscott, farmer
McCullough Jolin, firmer
McGill John, farmer
McLean Collin, farmer
McLean Robert, farmer se
MeLean William, farmer and cheese
factory ;
Maleolm Francis, J.P., farmer
Mills Thomas, farmer
Mitchell Thomas F.,, firmer :
Moore Mrs., wid, gr st and saw mill
Murray Robert, M.D. ,
Nicol Andrew, furmerand cheese factor
Nicol Robert, farmer
Peiter & Lirch, storekeepers
Peifer Theodore, of Peifer & Live h
PERRY DANINL K., innkeeper
Perry Thomas, laborer
tea William, farmer
Ronald George, of J. & G. Ronald
Ronald James, of J. & G. Ronald ;
Ronald James & George, grist and saw
mill
toss John,
‘ermer
Saunby John, plasterer
Sim. Peaicla. farmer nad cheese factor
Skillings James, shoemaker
Slater James, mason
Smith James, surveyor
Taylor Jobn, M.D.
Thomson Henry, laborer
Town Edward W., mason
Town Thomas, laborer
Tree Stratford, school teacher
Vincent Charles, J.P., farmer
Vincent Charles, jun., farmer
White William, laborer
Wilson William, waggonmaker
*ENNUSFEL—A village in the township
of Tnnisiil, county of Simeoe. Distant
from Bramley, a station of the Northern
railway, l mile, from Barrie 7 miles, from
Toronto 57 miles, Population about 150.
Black James, farmer
Black William, farmer
Barelay Francis, storekeeper
sell Charles, storekeeper
Bell Walter, wheelwright
Bowman Jolin, farmer
Bowman Robert, farmer
Canning Smith, laborer
Carter Samuel A., M.D.
CHANTLER JOILN, general merchant
Cross James, farmer ;
Dominion hotel, Mark Webb, proprietor
Ellis James, bootmaker
Ellis John, bootmaker ;
Holmes rev, John, Wesleyan methodist
Hurst Thomas, cabinetmaker
Jenkins David, farmer
Johnson Jolin, farmer
Manear Samuel, blacksmith
MeCraw Robert, tailor
Meaner George, farmer :
Myers Adam, proprietor Victoria house
Nelson George, farmer
Orchard Mrs., wid Robert
Peacock Christopher, farmer
Peacock Goorge, farmer
Rear Elisha, farmer
Rear Thomas, farmer
Reynolds b., innkeeper
* Also called Victoria,
Richardson James, farmer
Robins James, farmer
Robins William, carpenter
Ross Benjamin, postmaster, townshiy
clerk and treasurer 4
Ross Benjamin, jun., farmer
Sibbald Thomas, bootmaker
Smith Thompson, steam saw mill
Tyer Edward, tailor
Victoria house, Adam Myers, propriety
Webb Joseph, blacksmith :
Webb Joseph, laborer
Webb Mark, proprietor Dominion hot!
Webb Thomas, farmer
Webb William, farmer
Whitehead George, teacher
*ENVER AER Y—A villoge in the town.
ship of Storrington, county of Fror
Distant from Kingston 12 mile
Campbell James, J.P.
DAY LOUIS E., propriet
hotel
Edward John, shoemaker
Filon A. N., painter
Iiri-y Edward L., blacksmith
INVERARY THOPTEL, Louis E. Das
propriete:
ackson Preer bhi
Knifin Thomas, car}
Lyon Daniel, laborer
Martin rev, Alexander, Episcopal me-
“thodist
MeGrath John, deputy reeve
Morrah George, blacksmith
Osborne Robert
Purdy Marshall Gilbert, harnessmake
Scott William, tailor
Short James, tolikeeper
Spring John, J.P.
‘Teepell Isaac, carpenter ;
Teepell Dr. William, Indian herbs
> Inverary
Walker David J, J.P., postmaster, clerk
of court, storekeeper
INVEREIURON — A village in th
township and county of Brace, A lage
quantity of grain is annually shi
The steamer plying betwee
IIs here
Ht
20 mies, frogy Walkerton, the ¢
town, 80 miles, from Goterieh, te
western terminus of the Builulo ai
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 42 miles, fire by boat 12%; Y
stage $2. Mail tri-weekly, Population
about 150.
} + s¢maka
Deighton George, cabinetmaker
Downie William, cabinetmaker, an)
constable sacs pie.
Gray William, saw and grist mul
Kean John H,, blacksmith
Mathewson Hugh, carpenter
McDonald John, tanner
McDougall Allen, hotelkeeper
MoRAE PETER, J.P., postmaster,
warded and dealer in. gt
goods, groceries, Lda ee Ae
ware, patent medicines, boots sts
&e. F —
Nettles William, shoemaker
Oliver Zemiri, cooper ie
Roach Miss Mary, school teacher
Scott John, saw mill
Watson James, cooper
Wright John, shoemaker
hard-
i i WD
INVERMAY-—A village in the oo
ship of Arran, county OE Montt
Telegraph Co, has an office Heth.
rane Tara 1 mile, from Southapr :
miles, fare $1; from Ques a ‘
miles, iare $1; from Walkerton,
¢_* Formerly called Storrington .
Onranio. ]
—————
county town 3
miles, from Cc
the Northern |
from ‘Toronto
Population abc
Andrews Joha,
Apps William,
Bagsley Johnst
Bentley Willian
bishop William
Browa Henry, s
Brown Jolin, ca
Brown rev. Geo
Cooper rev, Re
Cummer Eli, sa
Cummer Syrian
Dick David, bls
maker
Dunn James W,
Dwyer Michacl,
Elliott John C.,
Francis William
iner Luke
Glover Frederie
Glover G orge,
Glover William,
(valam Jame
Hall Jol n, shoe
Horton Samuel,
Keogh Thomas
Kilbourn J. M.,
of Queen’s ber
Linter J. W.
NeGrath Joseph
NeNight John, |
McPherson Johr
Miller George, e:
Mitchell John, e
YONTREAL TI
Neeland A. pe
bailiff, &e,
Neeland James J
Riddle William,
Ruboun John MM,
Sheffield Daniel,
Taylor William,
sner John,
& Glover,
gonmakers
White Janes, of
IONA—A small y
Southwold and |
Distant from st
London and P
miles, fare The,
about 600,
American hotel,
pri tor ‘
Beedle Robert, b
black Dunean, st
black John, cler
i bier Joshua, ¢
Lobier William,
at Wallacetow
Boston Alexande
ton
Bride William, ¢]
Sriton Joseph
drown George, ef
Cantield Ber jum
Cascade n John,
Chisholm Win,, «
Clark rev. John,
Cole Henry, groc
Commercial ‘hot!
tor
Dangerfield Arth
Jegow Daniel, ly
Jegow John, f; "1
Dewitt Ande n
nean James R
dgcombe & Bog
[ Paovinos oF
Re,
rmer
enter
tmaster, township
farmer
tmaker
um saw mill
1 Myers, proprietor
mith .
r
or Dominion hotel
r
er
eacher
Village in the town
ounty of Fr
mn 12 miles, f
ulation about
>
‘oprietor Inverary
raker
lacksmith
L, Louis EB. Day
ty reeve
ksmith
ert, hi
per
tar
Indian herbs
. postmaster, clerk
ner plying bet
smpton calls: her
ison of mayigatiol
on 2} miles, from
from Southam
kerton, the cout
m= Goderich, te
the Grand Trunks
» by boat $1.25; by
veekly, Population
binetmaker
abinetmaker, and
nd grist mill
smith
rpenter
ner
telkeeper
in g
yrOVIslous,
eines, boots shoes,
emaker
, ;
ool teacher
br
aker
illage in the tow
of Bruce Mont? :
office here, Distt
om Southarptol )
ym Owen Sowid &
ym Walkerton, !
| Storrington -
the Builalo and]
Dangerfield Arth i
igerfield Arthur, carriagemaker
ONTARIO. }
DOMINION 427 DIRECTORY.
ci ry Aa TAR a a Ne a a ance ee ae NRO EY tel OU Da aL TR Cay Bey
Edgecombe John, of Edgecombe & Bos-| Friars Charles, weaver
county town 35 miles, from Kincardine 45
miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 61 miles, fare $2;
from Toronto 155 miles, Mail daily,
Population about 150.
Andrews Johan, storekeeper
Apps William, carpenter
Bagsley Johnston, shoemaker
Bentley William, saw mill
bishop William, farmer
Browa Henry, shoemaker
Brown Jolin, carpenter
brown rev. George, Wesleyan
Cooper rev. R.S., ch of Haugland
Cummer Eli, saw mill
Cummer Syrian, grist mill
Dick David, blacksmith and waggon-
maker
Dunn James W., harnessmaker
Dwyer Michael, laborer
Elliott John C., school teacher
Francis William S., M.D., coroner
Freeborn Andrew, tannery & shoemaker
Gardner John
Glover Frederick, of White & Glover
Glover George, mason
Glover William, plasterer
(aham James, hotelkeeper
Hall John, shoemaker
Horton Samuel, waggonmaker
Keogh Thomas
Kilbourn J. M., commissioner in court
of Queen’s bench
Linter J. W.
NeGrath Joseph, carpenter
NeNight John, laborer
MePherson John, shoemaker
Miler George, carpenter
Mitchell John, cooper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Neeland A. postmaster, land agent, |
bailiff, &e,
Neeland James A., storekeeper
Riddle William, hotelkeeper
Ruboun John M,
Sheffield Daniel, laborer
Taylor William, M.D.
Wei ner John, pummpmaker
White & Glover, blacksmiths and wag-
gonmakers
White James, of White & Glover
IONA—A small village m the townships of
Southwold and Dunwich, county of Elgin,
Distant from St Phomus, astation of the
London and Port Stuley railway, 13
niles, fare Tbe, Mail daily, Population
about 600,
American hotel, Ephraim Lumley, pro-
prietor
Beedle Robert, blacksmith
black Dunean, storekeeper
black John, clerk
Bobier Joshua, cheesemaker
sobier William, cheese faetor, resides
at Wallacetown
Boston Alexander, of Edgecombe & Bos-|
ton
Bride William, clerk
briton Joseph
Sown George, eabinetmaker
Cantield Benjamin,
( A
» shocmaker
seaden Jolin, MD,
Chisholm Whi, of Liddell & Chisholm |
Clark rev. John, Baptist
Cole Henry, grocer
Commercia e hn Mills, propri
‘a hotel, John Mills, proprie- |
Jegow Daniel, hardware
eo John, farmer
ewitt Anderson, carriagemaker
j| Rapplejec Henry, carving
Dernocour William, laborer
Doyle James, farmer
Farrell Patrick, laborer
Flanagan John, of J. & P. Flanagan :
Flanagan John & Patrick, storekeepers | RAILROAD HOTEL, Amos Robinson,
ton
Fletch Robert, carpenter
Frasier James, carriagemaker
Gibson Mrs. Mary, wid William
Graham Charles W., clerk
Harris Charles, eabinetmaker
Hicks Mrs. Elizabeth
Humphrey Edwin, plasterer
Joanston John, blacksmith
Kester Jefferson, saddler
Kingsbury Mrs, Sarah B.
Liddell & Chisholm, storekeepers
Liddell John, of Liddell & Chisholm
Louther James, blacksmith
Lumley David, blacksmith
Lumley Ephraim, jun., laborer
Lumley Ephraim, proprietor American
hotel
Lumley James, clerk
Lumley Moses, carpenter
Lumley Owen, joiner
Lumley Thomas, cooper
McAlpin Dunean
MeCallum Dugald, tailor
McClanders, James, tailor
| MeClanders William, wood worker
MeGeachy William, M.D.
MeIntyre Benona, grocer
MeWKay Neil, blacksmith
MeSherry James, ploughmaker
Mitchell David, M.D.
Monteith James loon
is Mrs. Mary A., wid Robert
vers Thomas, blneksmith
|
Orr Johnston, farmer
Philpott John A., postmaster
Pinneo William, ea maker
maker
Roche Hdmond, shoemaker
Sanders Abner, bailiff
Secord Thomas, Libover
Sheridan Michael, clerk
Sileox John
Simons Charles
Sinclair Dunean
Sinclair Peter, school teacher
Sinclair Peter, sen. tai
Smith Squire, saddl
Tait Francis A.
Taylor William
* FREELAND —A vilage on the London
gravel road, townships of MeGillivray
and Biddulph, county of Middlesex
The stage from Lond
Exeter pass through lieve @aily, Distant
from Goderich 40 mites, from’ London 20
miles, from A tation of the
Grand Trouk ra ) J from Lu-
can 8 miles. Mail daily. Vepulation
about 800,
Barber jirs, Sarah, wid Norman, mil-
liner
Bennington William, farmer
; Dice Artemus, farmer
Bice Lorren, waggonmaker
Butler Patrick, shoemaker
Carter James, farmer
| Carter Richard, farmer
Carter William, J.P., farmer
Catheart George, shoemaker
Cerson Thomas, farmer
Coates William, mail carrier
Collins Thomas, farmer
Corcoran James, waggonmaker
Deadman William, horse farrier
winean James R., blacksmith
9 , 2D ;
gcombe & Boston, carriagemakerg
Flanagan Patrick, of J. & P, Flanagan
Mills Join, proprietor Commercial hotel |
ito Clinton and |
Galloway W. G., farmer
Grant William, farmer
Harman Mrs. Maria, wid William
Hawksworth Matthew, tailor
Hicks John, harnessmaker
Hodgins George, laborer
Hodgins Geo. W.,, bailiff, Divisioncourt
Hodgins Hiram, carpenter
Hodgins James, blacksmith
Hodgins John, farmer
Hodgins Robert, farmer
Hodgins Robert, jun., farmer
Hodgins Thomas, innkeeper
Hodgson Robert, farmer
Holt Mrs. Ann, wid Ware
Howard William, e.binetmaker
Johnson Henry, storekeeper
Jones Francis, cabinetmaker
| Jourdan John, plasterer
Lake Henry, farmer
Lindsay George, laborer
| Mann Ambrose, blacksmith
| Mansell Hoogin, farmer
McFadden Samuel, tailor
| MeVeigh Francis, pensioner
Murphy Matthew, miller
| Newis George, laborer
Omelia Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas
| O'Neil Henry, farmer
Port Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Richardson William, school teacher
Seale Robert, farmer
| Shoff Daniel, postmaster, commissioner
of Queen’s Bench, conveyancer, land
agent and notary public
| Shoults Richard, J.P., farmer
Sutton Denis, J.P., farmer, mill owner
} Sutton James, M.D.
| Turner Francis, farmer
| Waistell James, blacksmith
| Williams Adam, laborer
Williams George, farmer
| Williams William, farmer
“ERAS CRENR—A village in the
townshipot vy olford, county of Grenville.
Itisastation of the Brockville and Ottawa
railway. Montreal Lelegraph Co, has an
ofiice here. Distant from Brockville 21
miles, from Montreal 181 miles. Mail
daily. Vopulation about 160,
| Call Stephen, bagcgagemaster
|} CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., W. H.
Spartan, agent
Carr Joseph, firmer ,
Carr Michael, J.P., farmer
Cross Aaron, farmer
Cross George, postmaster, storekeeper
Cross William, farmer
Driver William, J.P., farmer
Hdmunds §8., storekeepers
| Fitageraid Michael, laborer
Fitzgcrald Thomas, grocer
Foster Andrew, shoemaker
| Hart Patrick, farmer
| Holliday George, farmer
Jackson John, sectionmaster
| Leeson Richard, farmer
| Lumax Wiliam Henry, & Jas., shingle
| factory
Lynch James, shoemaker
McCrea Misses, milliners
| McKim Richard, laborer
| Marquite Charles, laborer ;
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wm.
| H. Spartan, operator
| Olmstead Ambrose, farmer
Olmstead Delorma, farmer
| Olmstead Gideon, farmer
Olmstead & Stone, grocers
proprietor
* The post office is called McGillivray,
* The post office is called Jasper.
Inv-Irr
Iro-Isi
Ralph Joseph
Ralph William, storekeeper
Ringland John, carpenter
ROBINSON AMOS, proprietor Railroad
hotel
Shadford John, laborer
SPARTAN WM. H., station master
telegraph operator and agent Cana-
dian Express Co.
Stone Miss, grocery
* IROQUOIS—An incorporated village
onthe north shore of the St Lawrence,
North and at the foot of the Lroquois canal,
township of Matilda, county of Dundas.
It iz a port ofentry. Several ofthe steam-
ers plying between Montreal, Kingston and
Hamilton call daily, and a considerable
amount of flour is freighted from this
lace. It is near a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, and contains several large
mills and factories. Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an office here. Distant from
Kingston 73 ruiles, from Montreal 90
miles. Muii daily, Population about 1000.
Abbott Daniel, storekeeper
Abbott Isaac
_Allard Jean Baptiste, wheelwright
Anderson rey. G. A., ch of England
Armstrong Jas., of Armstrong & Patton
ARMSTRONG & PATTON, manufac-
turers of barrels, staves and shingles,
and lumber dealers
Ault Mrs. Julia, wid Simon
BAILEY, DORAN & CAMERON,
general merchants, saw mill, sash and
blind factory
Bailey, Doran, Cameron &
grist and carding mills
Bailey William C., of Bailey, Doran &
Cameron
Barclay Abraham, carder
Barton James, grocer
Barton John, night operator, G.T.R.
Bell Robert, tailor
Black Abraham, butcher
Bowen Albert C., agent for flax mill
Boyd Samuel J., watchmaker
Brault Oliver, sash factory
Brouse George, farmer
Brouse Guy C., farmer
BROUSE JACOB E., M.D., physician
and surgeon
BROUSE JOHN G., proprietor Com-
mercial hotel
Brouse Nicholas, shoemaker
Cameron Lachlan, of Bailey, Doran &
& Cameron
CANADIAN EXPRESS
Whyte, agent
CARMAN DANIEL & SON, saw mill,
lumber and shingle dealers
Carman John A., & Co., storekeepers
Carman Philip, J.P., issuer of marriage
licenses, tanner
‘Carman Matthew, farmer
Carman Samuel, farmer
Carson John A., furniture
Carstairs Robert H., baker
‘Clark William, blacksmith
‘CCOMMERCIAL HOTEL, John
Brouse, proprietor
Coons Mathew, farmer
Coons Samuel
Coulter Thomas, clerk
Dalzell Andrew, produce dealer
DAVY NELSON M., produce broker,
dealer in dry goods, hardware pro-
visions and general merchandize
Denneny Edward, shoemaker
Dillabough Reuben, hotelkeeper
Dillon Thomas, foreman of flax mill
Doran Solomon, of Bailey, Doran, &
Cameron
* Formerly called Matilda.
Oxnan,
CO., Paul
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DOMINION
Doran William M., clerk
Elliott William, of J. Carman & Co,
Feader George H., tanner
Fell William G., photographer
Fisk Mrs. Lydia, wid Milton
Forward John N,, manager of J, A.
Carman & Co,
Graves Joseph, shoemaker
Grier George E., clerk
GRIER JAMES, J.P., postmaster, agent
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Haines Benjamin, carriagemaker
Hamilton ‘Thomas, painter
Hartley William, carpenter
Hately & Carnel, grocers
Keelar George, lock tender
Keeler William, agent
Landon Samuel, stoves and tinware
Lapier James, butcher
Larue Samuel, miller
Lemmon Mrs. Jane
Lilly Chancellor, carpenter
Lowery Mrs., wid Robert, storekeeper
Lymon Windsor, blacksmith
McCanna Frank, laborer
MCanna Patrick, laborer
McCrowby John, sawyer
McCullough Henry, preventive officer
McDole David, blacksmith
McDonald Patrick, lock tender
McDonell John, shoemaker
McInnis William, laborer
McKercher James, blacksmith
McNulty Edward, clerk
McNulty James, cierk
Millar John, cooper
Milligan Robert, hotelkeeper
Mills C. & M., storekeepers
Mills Cephas, of C. & M. Mills
Mills Mason, of C. & M. Mills
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, Jas.
Grier, agent
Moore Samuel, laborer
Moore William, tanner
Morton rey. William, Wesleyan
Morton William, teacher
MURRAY JOUN, merchant tailor
Patton Arthur, of Armstrong & Patton
PATTON WILLIAM, dealer in all kinds
of barrel hoops and cooper
Quinn Henry, shoemaker
Roche Bernard, cooper
Rolland John, laborer
Rolland Samuel, butcher
Ross Jacob, & Co., storekeepers
toss John 8, J.P., M.P., general store-
keeper
Seeley H., laborer
Serviss Alexander, laborer
SERVISS GORDON, druggist, dealer
in millinery and fancy goods
Shannon Thomas, mason
Shaver Alexander, blacksmith
Shaver George
Shaver William, saddler
Sherman Nelson G., carriagemaker
Skelton William, mason
Sowdon Paul, mason
Spears Henry, butcher
STEPHENSON JAMES, M.D., reeve,
coroner
Thompson Thomas A., clerk
Thompson William J., clerk
Tindale James, clerk
Tuttle John N., storekeeper
Watson Peter, laborer
Watt Robert, lock master
Whitney William, teacher
Whyte Paul, agent G.T.R., and Cana-
dian Express Co.
Wilson rev. J. F., Episcopal methodist
Wilson Silas, carding mill master
Wright Charles, mason
Wylie William, baker
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ISLAY—A fort Office station in the
township of Fenelon, county of Victoria
Distant from Lindsay, a station of the
Midland railway, 12° miles, from Port
Hope 50 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Popula.
tion about 300.
Bell John, farmer
Brown D., farmer
Bunting Edward, farmer
Burgess Samuel, farmer
Burke Edward, farmer
Carmichael Donald, farmer
Currie Lachlin, farmer
Elford Isaac, farmer
Everson John, farmer
Ferguson Peter B., farmer
Ferguson Peter, farmer
Geech John, farmer
Gilchrist Donald, farmer
Gilchrist Ronald, farmer
Gillespie George, farmer
Gilson George, farmer
Graham Duncan, farmer
Graham John, farmer
Graham Robert, farmer
Graham Thomas, farmer
Greene James, farmer
Greene Robert, farmer
Kennedy Andrew, farmer
Knight Isaac, farmer
McArthur Archibald, farmer
McCarol John, farmer
McCaskill Angus, farmer
McCaskill Neil, farmer
McDonald Duncan, farmer
McEachern Angus, postmaster
McEachern John, farmer
McKachern John R., farmer
McEachern Ronald, farmer
McFadgen Angus, farmer
McFadgen Donald, farmer
McFadgen Duncan, farmer
McIntosh John, farmer
McKenzie Donald, farmer
McKinnon Donald, farmer
McNabb Alexander, farmer
McNabb Finlay, farmer
Murchison Donald, farmer
Murchison John, farmer
Murchison John C., farmer
Murchison John M., farmer
Murchison Kenneth, farmer
Murchison Peter, farmer
Nesbitt Joseph, farmer
Smith John, farmer
Smithson Thomas, farmer
Spence Andrew, farmer
Spence Donald, farmer
Spence Donald, J.P., farmer
Spence Robert, farmer
Tripp Francis, farmer
White Henry, farmer
ISLINGTON —A village in thetownship
ot Etobicoke, county of York, Distant
from Mimico, astation ofthe Great West
ern railway, 3 miles, from Toronto ¥
miles, fare 25c. Mail daily. Population
about 200.
Brownridge John, drover
Buckholder John, carpenter
Day Timothy, pensioner
DeLong Mrs. Susan, wid Henry
Dempster Hugh, farmer and potas
dealer
Dempster Thomas, butcher
Ferrier John C., baker
Fill John, farmer
Hadden William, laborer
Hoy William, shoemaker
Hodgson Thomas, laborer
Ide Thomas, carpenter
Ide Willis A., blacksmith ‘id
Islington hotel, Robt. Wilson, propriet
Kerr Mrs. Harriet, wid John
Lord Henry, butcher
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Macfarlane I
Mathers Will
McBride Patr
McPherson 2
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Mercer Samu
Montgomery
Montgomery
Musson Edwi
Musson Thon
Newlove Will
Remnant Tho
Shae Patrick,
Shaver Charl
Siddall Henry
Smith Thomas
Southwell Jar
Stallard Edw:
Streight Davi
Tire Robert H
White Frank,
Whitethorn G
Wilson Robe
hotel
Wood Samuel
WANHOE
ship of Hunt
Distant from
Grand Trunk
Mail daily,
Benson James,
Burnet Samue]
Burrows James
Chapman Johi
Collins Williar
Dix Joseph, sa
Emo Thomas,
commissione
storekeeper
Findlay James
Fox John, ass
Garey Miss Ca
Garey John, e
Gaun Henry, s
Harvey Alexar
Hockins Thom:
King James, sh
Kinsey rev. J.,
Kirkpatrick Sa
Ladster John, 1
Lancaster Marl
Martin Walter,
McMullen John
McMullen Willi
Mitts William,
Phillips Daniel
Ransom Samue
Ray William, f
Reid George, fi
Richardson Thi
Rutledge Jame
Shaw John, sh
Stout Richard,
Tummon Cotto
Tammon Samu
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Tweedy Robert
Van William, ¢
Wallace John,
Wiggins Willia
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Mactarlane Alexander, J.P., farmer
Macfarlane Donald, J.P., farmer
Mathers William, gardener
McBride Patrick, drover
McPherson Alex., assistant postmaster,
township clerk and treasurer, commis-
sioner in Queen's bench, storekeeper
Mercer Samuel A., J.P., farmer
Montgomery Thomas, JP., farmer
Montgomery William, farmer
Musson Edward, J.P., farmer
Musson Thomas, postmaster
Newlove William
Remnant Thomas, laborer
Shae Patrick, laborer
Shaver Charles, farmer
Siddall Henry, waggonmaker
Smith Thomas, farmer
Southwell James, laborer
Stallard Edward, butcher
Streight David, carpenter
Tire Robert H., pedlar
White Frank, laborer
Whitethorn George, laborer
Wilson Robert, proprietor Islington
hotel
Wood Samuel, farmer
IVANHOE —A smal! village in the town-
ship of Huntingdon, county of Hastings,
Distant from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare 75e,
Mail daily, Population about 200.
Benson James, blacksmith
Burnet Samuel, farmer
Burrows James, farmer
Chapman John G., farmer
Collins William, shoemaker
Dix Joseph, saw mill
Emo Thomas, J.P., postmaster, reeve,
commissioner in
storekeeper
Findlay James, deputy reeve, farmer
Fox John, assessor and bailiff
Garey Miss Catherine, milliner
Garey John, carpenter
Gaun Henry, shipearpenter
Harvey Alexander, farmer
Hockins Thomas, shoemaker
King James, shoemaker
Kinsey rev. J., Bible christian
Kirkpatrick Samuel, farmer
Ladster John, waggonmaker
Lancaster Mark, farmer
Martin Walter, farmer
McMullen John, farmer
McMullen William, weaver
Mitts William, farmer
Phillips Daniel, blacksmith
Ransom Samuel, tailor
Ray William, farmer
Reid George, farmer
Richardson Thomas, farmer
Rutledge James, storekeeper
Shaw John, shoemaker
Stout Richard, farmer
Tummon Cotton, blacksmith
Timmon Samuel, carpenter
F Tweedy Elizabeth, milliner
Tweedy Robert, saw mill
Van William, cabinetmaker
Wallace John, tailor
Wiggins William, farmer
Wood John, J.P., farmer
Wood Mrs. Sarah, wid Alexander
Wood Robert, farmer
Wright rev. Peter, Episcopal methodist
IVY—A village in the township of Essa,
County of Simeoe, Distant from Allen-
dale, a station of the Northern railway, 9
Ties, from Barrie 10 miles, from Toronto
& miles. Mail tri-weekly > i
about 160, weekly, Population
Banting Thomas, farmer
Queen’s bench, |
Brown James, farmer
Burton John, waggonmaker,
smith
Burton Stephen, blacksmith
Crothers James, farmer
Crothers Mrs. Mary, wid
Caruthers Thomas, blacksmith
waggonmaker
Davis George J.P., postmaster
reeve
Drury Thomas, storekeeper
Fletcher Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
| Fletcher Robert, carpenter
| Fletcher John, township treasurer
| Fletcher James, carpenter
Gibson James, tailor
Hall rey, Thomas, Episcopalian
Jennett James, weaver
Lennox James, farmer
Lennox John, farmer
Macdonald Thomas, farmer
McQuay James, farmer
McQuay Robert, farmer
McQuay William, farmer
storekeeper
Snowden Thomas, school teacher
Stevenson Thomas, boot and
maker
| Of Derby, county of Grey,
} fare $2, Mail bi-weekly.
| and hotel keeper
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prietor
fare 50c.; from simeoe
county town,
29 miles,
400,
Abraham Joseph, farmer
Armour & Heartwell, storekeepers
Boyd David, innkeeper
Boyd Nelson, mason
Brackinreed Hammond L., tailor
Brock John, blacksmith
Burbridge James, cabinetmaker
Cantield Nicholas, farmer
Cantield Rial, storekeeper
Davis George, farmer
Elliott John, tinsmith
Elmor James, waggonmaker
Francis rev. John, ch of England
Glover Charles, waggonmaker
blacksmith
Gowan John, jun., farmer
maker
well
ancer
Henning John, school teacher
and surgeon, coroner
Hunter Charles, clerk
Ivel George, laborer
Ivey Henry, farmer
Ivey Richard, farmer
Jack Lanclett, cabinetmaker
Jones John, farmer
DOMINION 429 DIRECTORY.
|
Lambert John, carpenter
black- | Langrill John, M.D.
Maxwell Mrs, Margaret, wid William
McAlpin John, laborer
MeMicken John, blacksmith
McRobie rev, John, Presbyterian
and | Meikle James H., storekeeper
and
Ritchie Charles, assistant postmaster,
shoe
JACKSON —A small place on the Owen
Soundand Saugeen gravel road, township
Distant from
Owen Sound, the county town, 6 miles,
fare 40¢ ; from Collingwood, the termi-
| nus of the Northern railway, 48 miles,
| Wright George R., postmaster, store
Wright House, George R. Wright, pro-
Armour John, of Armour & Heartwell
and
Harris Robert, saddler and harness-
Heasman John, J.P., township clerk,
commissioner in B.R. and convey-
Howell William A., M.D., physician
Miller Lewis, blacksmith
Mills James, drugs
Moblo Nelson, blacksmith
Montgomery Thomas, innkeeper
Moore Thomas, school teacher
Peterson William, carpenter
| Robinson Mrs, Eliza, wid William
| Rodgers John, shoemaker
| Shannon Mrs, Sarah, wid Chambers
Shingles Thomas
Sill Robert, postmaster, storekeeper,
township treasurer
Smith John, innkeeper
Stack Morris, tailor
St. Onge Joseph, carpenter
Warmington Haris, livery stable
Whittaker Robert, shoemaker
Wilson John, tailor
Yocom Mrs. Jane, wid Adam, agricul-
tural implement maker
| * BERSEY—A small village in the town-
| ship of North Gwillimbury, county of
miles,
trom Newmarket, a station of the Nor-
thern railway, 13 miles, fare 50c.; from.
York. ‘Distant from Keswick 4
Toronto 43 miles. Population about 50.
Arksey John, farmer
| Bailey James, J.P., farmer
Charles Jacob, sawyer
| . one
| Connelly Francis, laborer’
|
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Draper Richard P., farmer
Everingham James, shoemaker
Firtle Joseph, farmer
Hodgins John, farmer
JARVIS—A village in the township of | Hayhurt David, farmer
Walpole, county of Haldimand. Distant | McGowan James R., constable
| from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 8 miles,
11 miles, from
Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 15 miles, fare 75c.; from Cayuga, the
15 miles, from Hamilton
Mail daily. Population about
Miller John, farmer
Montgomery George, sawyer
Moore Hiram, saw mill
Moore William, millwright
Moore John F., contractor
| Patchell Robert
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Heartwell Francis, of Armour & Heart- |
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Jones David, pumpmaker and carpenter
| JERSE YVILLE—A
township of Ancaster, county of Went-
Distant from Lynden, a station
of the Great Western railway, 4} miles,
from Hamilton 15 miles, from Toronto
Mail tri-weekly. Population
|
|
| Pollock James, farmer
Rigler Thomas, farmer
| Ryndres Elias, farmer
Sprague David, farmer
Sprague David F., farmer
| Stewart Ralph, farmer
| Terry Charles, farmer
Terry William B., farmer
| Wilson David T., farmer
Wismore John, laborer
village in
worth.
55 miles.
about 150.
Adams Mrs., wid
Bishop William, builder and planing
mill owner
Brown rev. W. G., Episcopal methodist
Clark John, laborer
Drap Cyrus, storekeeper
| Hechler J., shoemaker
Hendershot Abraham,postmaster, sto re-
keeper
Hendershot Peter, pumpmaker
House Bernard, laborer
Howell Isaac R., farmer
Howell Levi, storekeeper
Howell Moses H,, umber merchant
| Howell Mrs. Catherine, wid George
Howell Nelson, farmer
Howell Obed, lumber merchant
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Laburnan William, laborer
Lawrence Luke, laborer
Miller Andrew, blacksmith
Miller Daniel H., farmer
Miller George W., carpenter
Miller John, laborer
Patten Franklin Isaac, M.D.
Petrie George, blacksmith
Place William, laborer
Solomon Williaa, laborer
Steenabaugh Harman, clerk
Steenabaugh John W,, farmer
Swartz John L., waggonmaker
Swartz Peter, agent
Van Sickel Abraham R., farmer and
cradle maker
Vansickell D. W., farmer
Van Sickell John, farmer
Van Sickell William C., farmer
Waugh John, painter
Welster George, laborer
Wilkins Mrs. M., wid William F.
JOHNSTON—A small place in the town-
ship of Sydenham, county of Grey. Dis-
tant from Owen Sound, the county town,
12 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus
of the Northern railway, 40 miles. Mail
tri-weekly
Johnstone William, postmaster
*JOHINS TOW N—A village onthe River
St Lawrence, township of Edwardsburg,
county of Grenville. Distant from Pres-
cott, the post town and a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, from Mon-
treal 110 miles, from Toronto 223 miles,
on Ottawa 51 miles, Populatien about
Baker Richard, farmer
Chapman Charles, J.P., carding and
fulling mill, shingle factory
Jountryman Jacob, rafting pilot
Forester Erastus, farmer
Fraser John Wells, innkeeper, grocer
Fraser William Henry, rafting pilot
Headlam Robert, J.P.
Lee Abner, rafting pilot
Martin Samuel, rafting pilot
McKiver James, rafting pilot
Mooney John, potter, fishery agent
Peters George Washington, rafting pilot
Raney John, farmer
Wharton Nathan, saw and grist mill
Whitney Abner, rafting pilot
Whitney John, rafting pilot
+ JORDAN—A small village in the town-
ship of Louth, county of Lincoln, Dis-
tant from St Catharines, the county town,
7 miles, from Jordan, a station of the
Great Western railway, 1} miles, Mail
daily. Population about 200.
Balfour W. D., teacher
Browley rev. James, Wesleyan
Brown Jacob, laborer
Caskey Robert, carpenter
Clendenning Daniel, blacksmith
Doughty Isaac, butcher
Dressel Peter, tanner
Eckhardt George A., harnessmaker
Fegan Robert A., shoemaker
Foster Absolom, laborer
Gregory Eli, councillor
Houser Jacob H., cabinetmaker
Hill Henry, shoemaker
Hill G. W., shoemaker
Keating James W., councillor
Laws John M., storekeeper
Martin Abraham, township clerk
Martin George, watchmaker
Matlock Josiah, tanner
Meyers Levi, laborer
DOMINION 430 DIREOTORY.
Motter Michael, tailor, grocer
Moyler J. H., grain buyer
Myers G., saw mill
New Frederick, weaver
Overholt Abraham, farmer
Patterson Richard, carriagemaker
Petty John H., carriagemaker
Pitcher Charles P., M.D.
Renner Thomas M., councillor
Snure Clark, postmaster, storekeeper
Spence Delos, tavernkeeper
Spence John
Sprucen Thomas, laborer
Tansey Michael, blacksmith
Walrath Jacob, M.D.
Vaughan Carleton, laborer
White James, tavernkeeper
Wesmer Henry, reeve
Wyatt Francis, councillor
Zimmerman Daniel, painter
Zimmerman Peter, blacksmith
* JORDAN STATION—A small village
.and station of the Great Western railway,
situated in the township of Louth, county
of Lincoln, Distant from St Catharines,
the county town, 6 miles, fare 20c.;
from Niagara Falls 18 miles, Popula-
tion about 160.
Argyle Joseph, station master
Burger John, laborer
Caskes Alfred, carpenter
Cline Frederick, laborer
Crow Joseph, carpenter
Culp Henry, carpenter
‘ulp Joseph, blacksmith
Evenbeck Jacob, laborer
Gilbert Richard, carpenter
Gould William B., tavernkceper
Hammon David, laborer
Hare James H.
Hunt William, engineer
Joyce Patrick, laborer
Kennedy John, carpenter
Lawrence George B,
Middleton William, laborer
Painters Richard, carpenter
Purdy Cornelius, carpenter
Ryekman Daniel, laborer
Schober Christian, shoema'-r
Singer Ephraim, laborer
Smith David G., storekeeper
Springer Aaron, eorpenter
Troup James
Wagner Leonard, shoemaker
| Williams Henry
Wismer Daniel, cooper
Wismer Solomon, cooper
(JOSEPH BU RG—-Asmall place in the
towuship of Wilmot, county of Water-
loo, Distant from St Agatha 3 miles,
from Petersburg, a station of the Grand
| Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Berlin, the
| county town, 10 miles, Population about
oO.
Beat Bernhart, farmer
| Haintz George, shoemaker
Horn K., shoemaker
| Lorenz S., blacksmith
Narcot Jacob, farmer
Schwartz Joseph, hotelkeeper
Snyder D,
Snyder Lewis, farmer
Stauffer Joseph, farmer
Steichaeur D., farmer
Steichaeur Joseph, blacks mith
JURA—A small place in the township of
Bosanquet, county of Lambton. [tis a
farm settlement. Distant from Widder, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7
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Bartley Aaron, blacksmith
Beaves Ephraim, farmer;
Boyd Robert, farmer
Campbell Hugh, farmer
Campbell Peter, farmer
Colt Henry, farmer
Jamieson Hugh, farmer
McCardie James, postmaster
McCardie Nathaniel, farmer
Moorhouse William, farmer
Phillips Thomas, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
Thomas John, farmer
Virtue Robert, farmer
*KABLE—A small village on tho Nip
gara river, township of Willoughby
county of Welland, Distant from Bist
Creek, @ way station of the Erie and
Niagara branch of the Great Wester
railway, 1 mile, from Welland, the county
town anda station of the Welland nif
way, 12 miles, from Port Colborne, oy
Lake Erie, 19 miles. Population abou
Deach Henry, clerk
Dietemeck Michael, farmer
Gonder Morris, farmer
Kable Adam, farmer
Kable Martin, storekeeper
Liber Christopher, painter
Stevens William, laborer
KALADAR—A_ small place in th
township of Kaladar, county of Lennox
and Addington, Distant from Napanee
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,4
miles, Mail weekly, Population about)
Zostley Francis, councillor
Carscallen John A., councillor
Dunham Enoch F., J.P., postmaster an!
commissioner in Q. B. 4
Flint Hon. B., grist and saw mill
Fraser Abraham, J.P., saw mill
Lazard Moses, councillor
Miller P. W., reeve
Peoples George, councillor
Ruthan Mathew S., weaver
Woodcock James A., grist and sawn
+HK ABRS—A picturesque village on the Ri
deau river, township of rth Gower,
county of Carleton. Dista’ a Osgoode,
a station of the St Lawrence and (ttam
railway, 3 miles, fare 24c.; from (ttews
21 miles. Mail daily, Population abott
159,
Ault Z. G., jobber
Bradley George, blacksmith
Brown David P., dealer
Brown James, cooper
Butler William, farmer
Jallendar Alexander, carriagemakt?
Chambers J. B., storekeeper
Craig Hugh, school teacher
Eastman A., farmer ‘
Bastman Adam J., steam saw mill
Eastman Robert, J.P., farmer
Grant Lewis, blacksmith
Jamieson John, jobber
Kerr Ai xander, shoemaker
Kerr William, tanner
Latimer James, carpenter
Lindsay Alexander, dealer
| Lindsay James, jun., storekeeper
Lindsay James, sen., J.P., wharhngt
Martin Cyrus, innkeeper 3
Martin Stephen, manufacturer of rakes
wheelheads, &e.
McKenzie Eastman, tailor
Wallace Robert, farmer
miles, from London 46 miles, Mail
Miles Alson, shoemaker
Miller Casper, grocer, tailor
Motter Allen, laborer
* The post office is at Prescott.
+ Formerly called St Mary’s.
bi-weekly. Population about 50,
Armscough Richard, blacksmith
* Alsocalled Bridgeport. The post office
is at Jordan,
+ The post office is at St Agatha.
Co,, postinaster ail
Wood William D., & Co., storekeepe
* The post office is at Black Creek.
+ Also called Wellington.
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Wood William D., of W.D. Wood &
DraRto. |
KASTNE!
townships of I
Perth. It co
brewery, D
station of the |
of the Grand ‘
%e.; from St
about 60.
howers John
orest Mrs. J,
jorling Georg
jrundenburge
Hilderbrand G
Kastner Jacob
Kastner John
KASTNER JC
ner’s hotel
astner Lewis
Kastner Micha
Kastner Mrs. ©
Kastner Peter,
Behroeder Rob
witzer Georg4
Vane Charles,
KATESVIT
picturesque bre
\oWnship of
diesex. Distan
of the Sarnia
tern railway,
tailes, from $
weekly, Pop
nnett James,
tley Robert
in Wallis
Williaa
Charles,
t James, s
erett Robert
enaughty Pat
oster William
irey Barber, i
Keut David, fa
Knight Barnar¢
uke
night Thomas
mon George
emon John, fi
HeCallum Joh
Patterson Geot
Po torson Lafa
atterson Will
ssions Thom:
essions Willia
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wmas Stephe
ter Willia
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‘ilson Frank,
Vilson Matthey
Wilson & Whit
Sulivan, count
Kilsyth 5 mile
county town, L:
the terminus o!
miles,
Mail bi
rownlee John
Alactar
felunis John,
REENANSY
township of ¢
Distant from
Northern railw
Toronto 49 mi
tion about 150,
BROWN BRO’
len mills an
town John VW
brown Joseph
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ksmith STNERVILLE -A village in the
rmer’ cont sof Ellice and Downie, county of |
: Porth, It contains a large distillery and
; brewery. Distant trom Sebringville, a
Lepad sation of the Butfulo and Goderich branch
mer of the Grand Trunk railway, 1} miles, fare
950; from Stratford 8 miles. Population |
‘mer about 50,
stnaster howers John, gardener
|, farmer
orest Mrs. J., dressmaker
, farmer
jorling George, cooper
rmer Jrundenburger Simon, shoemaker
mer Hilderbrand George, cheese factor
GF stner Jacob L., agent
er astner John L., farmer
KASTNER JOHN W.,, proprietor Kast-
ner’s hotel
astner Lewis, agent
astner Michael, stock dealer
astner Mrs, Catherine, wid Michael
Kustuer Peter, distiller and brewer
Behroeder Robert, brewer
witzer George, farmer
e Charles, egg dealer
J] village on the Nip
hip of Willoughby,
Distant from Bick
ion of the Erie and
f the Great Wester
© Welland, the county
1 of the Welland mil
m Port Colborne, oy
. Population aboury
c
_ farmer KATESVILLE—A small village ona
ner picturesque branch of the river Sydenham,
r \wWuship of Metcalfe, county of Mid-
‘ diesex, Distant from Strathroy, a station |
ekeeper of the Sarnia branch of the Great Wee: |
painter tern railway, 2 miles, from London 26 |
uborer juiles, from Sarnia 40 miles. Mail bi-
weekly. Population about 150. |
small place in thy Benet James, farmer |
ar, county of Lennox
Distant from Napanee
ind Trunk railway, #
. Population about i
Robert, J.P., farmer
noan Wallis, farmer
ke Willian, curriagemaker |
Charles, farmer
t James, storekeeper |
erett Robert J., farmer
aughty Patrick, tailor
oster William, farmer
ey Barber, innkeeper
Keut David, farmer
uncillor
, councillor
J.P., postmaster au!
Q. B. j
and saw mill
.P., saw mill
vwillor Knight Barnard, farmer
git Mrs. Isabella, wid Thomas
uncillor ght Thomas, farmer
weaver on George, farmer
.., grist and sawnill emon John, farmer
HeCallum John, farmer
Hip of Y th Gow, Pitterson George, farmer
Dista’ a Osgoode, ‘vson Lafayette, farmer
Lawrence and (tam atterson Willam, farmer
re 25c.; from Ota") BARBS :ssions Thomas, mason
ly. Population abot is William, blacksmith
Luke, farmer
s Stephen, postmaster
acksmith Nehster William, carpenter |
valer if ley Robert, of Wilson & Whitley
ser Nilson Pr ink, bailiff . ;
Vison Matthew, of Wilson & Whitley
Nison & Whitley, hoop factory
sque village on the Re
mer
r, carriagemaktt
yrekeepel
1 teacher
r
steam saw mill
P., farmer
ksmith
yber
hoemaker
1er
rpenter
" dealer
1., storekeeper
1, J.P., wharlingt
eeper
ane eturer of rakes
\DY—A small place on the bound-
‘ry tine of the townships of Derby and |
Stuivan, county of Grey. Distant’ from |
Kilsyth 5 miles, from Owen Sound, the
county town, L2 miles, from Collingwood, |
No terminus of the Northern railway, 45 |
tiles, Mail bi-weekly,
ee John, blacks 1
‘hrist Jas., postmaster, storekeeper
tland William, innkeeper
us John, shoemaker
KREENANSVILEB—A village in the
township of Adjala, county of Simeoe,
Distant from Bradford, a station of the
pothertirailway, 16 miles, fare 2e: from
ini Mail daily. Popula-
, tailor eo
rmer
of "W.D. Wool §]
BROWN BRi ITHERS, proprietors wool-
fenmills and general manufacturers
town John W., of Brown Brothers
town Joseph A., of Brown Brothers
ne post office is at Sebringville,
le post office is called Mount Hope. |
& Co., storekeepe §
t Black Creek.
Ington,
DOMINION 431 DIRECTORY.
Brown Thomas, of Brown Brothers
Burke A. W., weaver
pecs! Michael, laborer
Clarke W, D., weaver
Creenan Edward, plasterer
Curran Bernard, shoemaker
Curran Thomas, tailor
De Clare, Thomas, framer
Edwards Thomas, carder
Fehely Miss Elizabeth, milliner
Fehely 'T., framer
Graham James, carder
Hart J. C., teacher
Holland Daniel, laborer
Hosket James, spinner
Hughes George P., postmaster, store-
keeper, printer
Hughes Patrick, pensioner
Hughes John, laborer
Keenan John, laborer
Medley Ward R., farmer
Morris Walter, carder
Morrison Francis H., laborer
Morrison Michael, laborer
Morrow George C,, blacksmith
Morrow Thomas, tavernkeeper
Ryan John carder and finisher
Ryan Thomas, laborer
Srigley Samuel, weaver
Tomlinson Hdward, tavernkeeper
Towns E., storekeeper
Walsh John, Inborer
KREENE-—A villago in the township of
Otenabee, county of Peterborough. A
steamer rans bi-weekly from here to llar-
wood, connecting with Cobourg, Peter-
borough and Marinora railway, fare 40c.
Disiaut from Peterborough, the county
town and a station of the Midland rail-
way, 12 miles, faredve. Maildaily. Popu-
lation about 400,
Anderson Donald, laborer
Andrews rev, Francis, Canada presby-
terfan
Armstrong David, shoemaker
Armstrong John, shoemaker
Barbridge John, laborer
| Barnett Jolin, shoemaker
Bartliff John, blacksmith
Brenton Henry, laborer
Brenton Richard, laborer
Bryce Archibald, carpenter
Buchanan James, weaver
Burnham Henry H., grist and saw mill
Cain James, laborer
Campbell Alexander, storekeeper and
tailor
Campbell Alexander, jun., storekeeper
Campbell John, weaver
Campbell, McNeil & Co., storekeepers
Campbell Thomas, of Campbell, McNeil |
& Co,
Campbell William, clerk
Canada Presbyterian
Francis Andrews
Chisholm Alexander, saddler
Chisholm Donald, laborer
Dean Marsetlis P., M.D,
Dickson James, carpenter
Dion Léon, engineman
Nuglish Robert, clerk
Eddington William, engineer
Kvans George, postmaster, storekeeper
Foley Michael, laborer
Forsyth Andrew, carpenter
church, — rev.
| Frazer David W., storekeeper
i
Fulton Archibald, laborer
Gall John, storekeeper
Gourley James, laborer
Helson George, tanner
Hope Richard, millwright
Humber Charles A., millwright
Judge James, laborer
Kanaly Martin, laborer
Kines rev, James, Wesleyan
Kirby Henry L,, tailor
Lacey Thomas
Laing Alexander, blacksmith
Landerville Peter, cooper
Landerville John, cooper
Lang George, carpenter
Lumsden Andrew, cabinetmaker
McCann James, shoemaker
McCrea Amos, M.D., physician
McFarlane William, fartuer
MeGregor Mrs, Mary, wid Alexander
McIntyre Donald, carpenter
McLachlin Jolin hotelkeeper
McNeil Jas., of Campbell, McNeil & Co.
Meadowerort William 8, wilor
Metcalf Miss Sarah, milliner
Milane Edward, laborer
Moserip Airs, Elizabeth, wid John
Neish Johi, shoemaker
Nelson George, carpenter
Pearce George, currier
Pearce Richard, currier
Plunkett Thomas, laborer
Read George, M.P.P., of Campbell,
McNeil & Co.
Rennick Walter, sen., butcher and
bailitr
Roach James, laborer
Sharp Andrew, farmer
Short Thomas, agent Allandale mils
Sinclair James, suddler
Sinclair John, clerk
Stevenson James, carpenter
Walker Levi, saw) er
West Robert, carpenter
|
KELVIN—A village In the townships of
Burtord and Windham, counties of Brant
and Norti Ik. Distant from Brantford, a
sta ion of the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare $1, Mail daily, Population
about 200,
Almas David, joiner
Armour John, postmaster, storekeeper
Bowman Francis, blacksmith
Brabs Hardy, farmer
Carter John, laborer
Chamberlain Aaron H., M.D.
Chapman Francis, joiner
Chapman George W., farmer
Chapman Samuel, laborer
Crane William, carpenter
Foreman Cornelius, farmer
| Glover Joseph, tireman
Godbold Israel, laborer
Gould Arthur, farmer
Green James, farmer
Hadlesay ( reorge, joiner
Hazen Charles
Henry Robert, carpenter
Hull Dewe, laborer
Kelvin house, William §,
proprietor
Lawrence George
Leonard Arthur, firmer
Leonard Russell, jun., farmer
Leonard Russell, sen., farmer
Lockman Erastus, blacksmith
Loree Abraham, storekeeper
Losey Isaac farmer
Malcolm Elikim, saw and shingle mill
Mather Allen, farmer
Mitchell George, shingle mill
Muma Alexander, sawyer
Muma Siunuel, sawyer
Munn Jeremiah, farmer
Munn John, farmer
Munn John, farmer
Murrells George
Norton Mrs. Ruth
Patterson John, shoemaker
Patterson William
Potts John, blacksmith
| Powell Alfred, farmer
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Pretty Daniel, laborer
Pretty William, farmer
Rice Augustus, shoemaker
Roberts Kdgar, laborer
Shelley Dennis, farmer
Smith John P,, storekeeper
Swift James
Vanderlip William E,, proprietor Kel-
vin house
Writzel Henri, tailor
KEMBLE—A post office station in the
township of Keppel, county of Grey, Dis.
tant from Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 60 miles, fare $2 ;
from Owen Sound 12 miles, Mail bi-week-
ly. Population about 50
Bell Alexander, farmer
Crampton Ndward, farmer
Dawson William, farmer
Heard William, postmaster
McKenzie George, farmer
Ormiston Thomas, farmer
Shaw Gavin, township clerk
Smith James, councillor
Taylor George, mail courier
Taylor Peter, mason
Wilcocks John J., seedsman
KEMPTVIELLE—An incorporated vil-
lage on the south branch of the river
~ Rideau, in the township of Oxford and
north riding of the united counties of
Leeds and Grenville, It is a station of
the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, is
2miles distant from Beckett's landing on
the Rideau canal, and has a wharf on the
river for freight. It is the market for
large quantities of grain and butter from
the surrounding district, and cattle fairs
are held here quarterly. It possesses
good water power, and considerable
uantities of lumber are manufactured
‘or home consumption, Montreal Tele-
graph Co, has an office at the railway sta-
tion. Distant from Prescott, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, from
Ottawa 32 miles. Mail daily, Population
about 1000,
ADAMS HOTEL, Thomas Adams, pro-
prietor
ADAMS THOMAS, proprietor Adams
hotel
Agnew Henry, carriagemaker
Agnew John, carriagemaker
- Allan Thaddeus, cooper
Anderson William Rutherford, agent,
merchant tailor
Armstrong T. J. C., broker
Bain John, weaver
Balance George, moulder
Banks William, laborer
Barnes Albert G., tanner
Barnes Isabella Ann Jane
Barnes Surager, tanner
Barnes William James, carriagemaker
Beckett Thomas, brewer
Beddingfield Robert C.
BEDINGFIELD ROBERT HL, saddler,
harnessmaker, &c.
Bedingfield Wm. Collins, harnessmaker
Bennett rev. William, Presbyterian
Black Mrs. Jemima, wid Robert
Blackburn Andrew, storekeeper
Blackburn Thomas, clerk
Bottum Mrs. Harriet, wid William
Bower Joseph, of Bower, Porter, Bower
& Co., coroner
Bower Joseph Wm., of Bower, Porter,
Bower & Co.
BOWER, PORTER, BOWER & CO.,
dry goods, hardware, groceries, pro-
visions, boots and shoes
Bower Silas, M.D.
Boyd David, shoemaker
Boyle rev. John Patrick, R. catholic
Brandon Augustus, harnessmaker
Brandon Mrs. Rebecca, wid John H.
Bull Leonard H.,compressed egg factory
DOMINION 432 DIRECTORY.
Bull Mrs, Catherine, wid H., laundress
Byce David, millinery
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,W, Laing,
agent
Cassidy William, blacksmith
Chambers Richard, blacksmith
Christie John, tailor
CLANCY JOHN, agent Montreal Tele-
graph Co,
Cleland rev. William, Presbyterian
Clothier Alfred Henry, carding mills
Clothier Ambrose, J.P., foundry
Clothier Ambrose, jun., saw mill
COCHRANE WILLIAM H., saddler
and harnessmaker
Cooper Peter, cabinetmaker
Cooper William, painter
Courtney Miss Annie, milliner
Craig Thomas, tanner
Curry John H., storekeeper
Dake Richard Alfred, laborer
Diamond Hugh, section master
Dougall Robert, shoemaker
Kar! Charles, sawyer
Eberson George Washington, dentist
Eligh Charles, clerk
Fannin Lucinda, school teacher
Fannin William, tailor
FARMERS HOTEL, Robert Kerr, pro-
prietor
Fenton Hrastus, farmer
Ferguson Charles Frederick, M.D,
Finerty William, clerk
Fitchell John, phrenologist
Fitzsimmons James, clerk
Fraser colonel Simon
Gibson James, butcher
Gilmer Eliza, dressmaker
Goucher Mrs. Margaret, wid Frederick
Grant Daniel, miller
Grant Lewis, grist mill
Hagan Daniel, laborer
Hagan J. & R., tinsmiths
Hagan James, of J. & R. Hagan
Hagan Robert, of J. & R. Hagan
Harding John, grist mill
Harris Heburn, lumber
Harris Mrs, Esther, wid William
Harris rev. James, ch of England
Harris Tiberius, boatman
Harty rev. William, R. catholic
Hemmingway Aminda, school teacher
Hemingway De'leur, joiner
Hemmingway Horace, carpenter
Hemmingway John Dalmage, clerk
Holmes Alfred, cloth dresser
Holmes Hiram, farmer
HOLMES HIRAM, Kemptville drug
store
Howey William, M.D., herb doctor
Hughes James, tailor
Hunter Anthony, shoemaker
Hurd Augustus, farmer
Hurd Mrs. Margt., wid Ed., dressmaker
Hutchins Horace, J.P., farmer
Hutchins Mary
Inglis William, farmer
Jackson Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Jam Basco, stonemason
Johnson Arthur, milliner
Jolly John Wilson, school teacher
Jones Edward, carpenter
Jones Francis, M.P.P.
Keating George, storekeeper
Keenan Elizabeth Jane
Keenan Neil, pumpmaker
Kennedy John & Alex., blacksmiths
Kernahan Rebecca, school teacher
Kernahan Robert, J.P.
KERR ROBERT, proprietor Farmers
hotel
Kerr Walter, broker
Kirkup James, waggonmaker
Laing Herod, clerk
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LAING WILLIAM, station master
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agent Canadian Express Co,
Lamping Levius, J.P., foundry
Lamping Vincent, moulder *
Landon James E., carpenter
Latimer Eliza Ann, sehoo! teacher
Latimer Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
LaVere Hugh, laborer
Leslie David, harnessmaker Siitt Jolin, blac
Leslie George A., accountant Bore) Will am,
LESLIE ROBERT, postmaster, coropey maylor (George,
commissioner Queen's Beneh, agent Newgaw Myron
Life Association of Scotland Momkins Peter,
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF scopdi Waddell rev, R.
LAND, Robert Leslie, agent Walker William
Longley Mrs, Marilla, wid James, coplif# Walmsley Jolin.
fectioner Walmsley Will
Loucks D. H., wood agent Wolfe Jolin, JP
McClosky John, farmer Wolfe William J
McGregor James, clerk
MeGregor Mrs, Caroline, wid Malcly ff KEVDAL—A
grocery of Clarke, conne
McGregor William, hotelkeeper
McKEON HENR Y; dry goods, Croceries
wines and liquors, boots and shoes
Magee John, tailor
Magee William, laborer
Magee William James, butcher
Magee William John, earriagemaker
Main William, tanner
Maley Brothers & Co,, storekeeper:
Maley Charles W,, trader
Maley George Thomuas,of Maley Brothey
WN Co,
Maley John Edward, storekeeper
Maley Thomas, broker “hesunt Alexane
Maley Thomas, shoemaker ‘hestnut duhn, ¢
Mallon John, tanner “hesnut
Mallon John K., trader
Martin Samuel, photographer
Mill Isaae A., clerk
Mills Mrs. Catherine, wid John
Moffatt John, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Joh
Clancy, agent
Moore Wm. Henry Harper, farmer
Morrison William, grist, saw and can
ing mills
Mott William, laborer
Mundle William H., clerk
Newman George, clerk
O'Connor John, tailor
O'Connor Martin, cooper
Connor Michael, cooper
O'Daire Edward, shoemaker iam hotel
Page Stephen, fire inspector lodge Rohort, J.T
Parkinson Alexander, carder
Parkinson Robert, carding mill
Pelton Daniel Brown, clerk
Percival Roger Croft,
Perkins Mrs. Rosan
Perry Joseph P., 1
Porter James, of 15
& Co. = nf
Quin Henry & Patri «smiths illory Albin, bu
Rath John, carpenter D) Ams hot
Robson William, waggonmaser oe TOs
Roe Alexander, blacksmith
Ross George laborer |
Rounds Helen, confectioner
Row Michael Horton, carpenter
Sauders John, tinsmith
Sanderson George, farmer.
Sanderson William, municipal trea
Sawyer Benjamin, turner
Schnieder William, laborer
Scott William J., barrister
Selleck John, hotelkeeper
Selleck Mrs. Mary, wid James
Shailer rev. Henry, Wosleyan
Shaver James H., clerk ENILWor:
Shaw James, carriagemaker polis
Sipes Elizabeth, school teacher ye 2. Distant fr
Sipes Ezra, watchmaker from Fergus
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Spencer rev. A
Spicer George,
Spotswood M rs
Spotswood Wil
Stannage rev. J
Stewart Henry,
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poemaker
inspector
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urding mill
rn, clerk
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farmer
municipal treasut
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Wesleyan
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OxTARto. |
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———
soan John, moulder
parkas Emanuel Baird, M.D., coroner
Spencer rev. ae ch of England
Syicer George, laborer
Bpotswood Mrs. Isabella, wid William
Spotswood William, blacksmith
sunnage rey. John, ch of England
Stewart Henry, laborer
Stitt Jolin, blacksmith
Storey William, shoe maker
Maylor George, blacksmith
Newgaw Myron Malcolm, storekeeper
Tomkins Peter, bailitt
Waddell rev, R. HL, Weslevan
Walker William Stuart, missionary
Walmsley John, cooper
Walmsley William, cooper
Wolfe Jolin, J.P., cablnetmaker
Wolfe William Joseph, cabinetmaker
KENDAL—A village in the township
of Clarke, county of Durham, It contutus
saw mills aud ashiigle factory, Consid-
iuecs iy done ta lamber, grain
aud produce, Distant from Newtonville, a
sation of the Grand Trunk railway, 9
are St; from Port Hope 18 miles
ieweekly. 26
erabie |
Vopulation about 260,
_R., postinaster
Care Mise
Carseadden Jolin, proprictor Queen's
Arms hotel
t Alexander, carriage builder
hestnut John, carriage builder
Nh tt Will firmer
Robert, shingle maker
“mstock —, of Dickey & Comstock
lenry buil {
samuel, firmer |
rd Ge »W,, farmer |
rawford Jolin, farmer
vy & Comstock, millers, lumber
ders, AC
key—,of Dickey & Comstock, lives
at Newton
ron John, shoemaker
Jolin, blacksmith
r Thomas, tailor |
ley Frederick, shinglemaker
ond William
on Thomas,
liam hotel
, J.P.
proprietor King
Robert . farmer
]
er merchant
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Hender-
homas
|
hoemaker
1 yuriagemaker
in} t rekeeper
tory Albin, builder
Arms hotel, John Carseadden,
“ ae tor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
| Robertson rev, P.G., Baptist
i Stewart Alexander, farmer
ael, cooper
ind Henry, miller
ythe Robert
per G. W., shingle mil]
tanton Thomas, shoem
q mpson William, far
tson Miss, milliner
Ct ber James, tailor
unan James, farmer
I ite James farmer
illmott rev, William, New Connexion
Methodist
. |
ENILWOR THA small village in |
a ‘ownship of Arthur, county of Wel-
| Rowen Ceorge, millwright
/ Brunton William, farmer
Me Arthur
| MeTavish A. L., storekceper
| White rev, James, Presbyterian
Wishart John & David, carriagemakers
| Wood John W., constable, laborer
‘RENT BRIDGE — A
‘ston, Distant from Arthur 8 miles, fare | Carmichael William, farmer
Pe’. j from Fergus, a station of the Wel- Eglin Richard, innkeeper
DOMINION 433 DIRECTORY.
!
| lington, Grey and Bruce railway, 20 miles,
fare $1; from Guelph 82 miles, Mail datly,
| Population about 60,
Batho James, farmer
Brown David, farmer
Brown James, farmer
Cushing Joha, farmer
| Cushing William, township clerk
| Donehaugh T., storekeeper
Elliott George, farmer
Fraser ©,
! Gordon Robert, J.P., reeve
Hains Kdward, farmer
Hayward) Robert, postmaster,
| keeper, township treasurer
Kellahar James
| Langdale Charles
McKenzie Dunean, flour mill
McLeod Alexander
Madigan Michael, farmer
Shechan Patrick, farmer
Stack James, carpenter
Thomas Henry, hotelkeeper
Thompson Isaac, farmer
KENWORE—A villave in the town-
thip of Orgoode, county of Russell for
electoral proposes, county of Carleton for
judicial purposes, Montreal Telegraph
Co, bas anoiice here, Distant trom Met-
ecalfe f iniles, from Gloneester, a station
of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway,
1d miles, fare 75e.; from Ottawa 256 mi iles,
Maildaily, Population about 125,
Bowen Mrs. George
Bramun VP. B., clesk
Brazil Audvew, selool teacher
Brennan Jolin B., postmaster,
keeper, insurance and telegraph agent
Campbell Donald, farmer
Campbell Robert, labors
Dow John, J.P. reeve, farmer
Fisher Dunean, tailor
Grant Robert, trapper
Hall William, farmer
Hepinstall Richard & Christopher, tan-
wer
Hurley John, tailor
Hyndman T. B., clerk
Jackson George, pumpmaker
Jasman Alexander, trapper
Kearns W, T., money lender
MeArthur Donald, blacksmith
MeArthur Dunean, blacksmith
James & William, brick-
layers j
MeCormick John, miliwrieht
McDiarmid Angus, mill owner
MeGill Francis, shoemaker |
MeGrigor David, storekeeper
MeKay Hugh, laborer
MeNab Colin, storekeeper
MeNab Dunean, farmer
MeNab Peter, J.P., farmer
Mason Donald, tanner
lobias J. W., musician
small village |
on the river Thames, township of Chat-
ham, county of Kent. Distant from
Thamesville, a station of the Great West-
ern railway, 5) miles, fare 60e ; from Chat- |
ham, the county town, 10 miles, Mail
daily, Population about 50,
Arnold Frederick, farmer
Jaikie John R., innkeeper
store= |
Ken-Ker
| Killum Jacob, storekeeper
Lachance George, blacksmith
Lachance John, waggon shop
Langford Kdward
| MeQuinn Alexander, teacher
| Shaw John B., postmaster, storekeeper
)*KENT VILLAGR—A small place
| onthe post road between Glenallan and
| Kimira, township of Peel, county of
Wellington. Distant from Glenallan 6
miles, from Elmira 6 miles, from Bertin,
| station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 18
| Milles, Population about 20,
| Atkinson Joseph, farmer
| MeVey Irancis, blacksmith
Neil Henry, blacksmith
| Tracey Richard, hotelkeeper
| KMRWOOD—A small village on the
Lordon und Sarnia braneh ot the Great
Western roilwey, township of Adelaide,
county of Middlesex, A jarge quantity
| Of luimbes and staves are shipped trom
this station, and all trains stop here, Dis-
tant trom London 27 miles, from Sarnia 84
mbes, from Strathroy 6 miles. Mail
daily, Population about 150,
Allen James, carpenter
Armstrong Win. section master G.W.LR.
| Barber John J, storekeeper
Beekton George
Blain [saac, farmer
Cleverdon Lawrence, ex-reeve, firmer
| Connor William, innkeeper
Corse Charles, farmer
Dowding George, miller
) Edwards Francis, laborer
| Rdwards Thomas, laborer
| Ford Henry George, storekeeper
Foster Charles, J.P., farmer
Foster George, farmer
| Poster Samuel, innkeeper
Galbraith Joseph, farmer
Galbraith Robert, farmer
| Gateley Thomas, farmer |
| Harris [sane, carpenter }
Hawkins William, farmer
Hughes Thomas, farmer
Irving & Co., millers
Irving George, of Irving & Co.
Irving James, postmaster
Irving Thomas, of Irving & Co,
MeMahon Bernard, farmer
Mather Mrs. Susannah, wid Emanuel
Mitchell John, farmer
Morgan John, J.P., farmer
Morgan Richard, farmer
Murdoch William, J.P., reeve, farmer
Norris Joseph
Richardson Benjamin, blacksmith
Sommerville H. Douglass, storekeeper
Tompkins Robert, buteher
Trueman John, farmer
Tyler John, farmer
Walker rev, John,
methodist
Whiting John, waggonmaker
Williams Roger, farmer
New Connexion
| KERRY-~—A village in the township of
Caledonia, county of Prescott. Distant
from Lancaster, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 80 miles, from Ottawa
4 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 80.
Bonneville Joseph, farmer
BRODIE WILLIAM, postmaster, grist
and saw mill
Chatelle Olivier, moulder
Groulx Enustache, innkeeper
Ledue Miss Agnes, school teacher
McKercher Jolin, farmer
IcLennan Kenneth, lumber dealer
*The post office is at Glenallan.
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+ Also called Scotch River Mills.
Langford George, farmer ,
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Munroe Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Hugh KESWICK OR MEDINA,—A small | KEYSER—A small vi ;
Parent Magloire, innkeeper | village in the township of North Gwil-| ship of Adelaide, county eee M@ughson Richar
limbury, county of York. Distant from} this neighbourhood there is good grid earns Andrew,
DyrARI0. |
Parizeau Augustin, farmer : | A
res . | Newmarket, a station of the Northern land; a chee ‘
Tn ativad va ren aft B » a 1 ; cheese fi 4 ‘ OA
Parizeau Joseph, farmer railway,16 miles; fare 50c. Mail daily.| established by a ioe Ess leat 08 night George,
arizeau Pierre, farmer | Population about 125. Distant from Kerwood, a station oid » ing Michael, ¢
Quenneville Antoine, farmer | Abbs William, mason Great Western raiiway, 6 miles, frog eslic David, te:
Quenneville Joseph, farmer | Bennett William, farmer Ay a rice from Park Hill aittle David, tu
Rainville Jean, carpenter arhap Albert. { : 8, fron London 30 miles, Mail pigmemeCarter Willia
I Barber Albert, farmer | weekly. Population about 200, Hail b ‘Pee Auch, te
Saucier Antoine, shoemaker Burke, Soules & Co., mill owners
Nab Duncan,
Succor Louis, farmer | Anderson & Souls, mill owners | Batrum J., farmer h
Urquhart Alexander, grist mill | Anderson Wm., of Anderson & Souls Bidner George, farmer fNAB & P.
| Chippertield George, farmer Brock David, LP, farmer groceries, hard
KERTOH -A village in the township of | Chipperfield John, farmer Burdick George, blacksmith atthev John,
Pympton, county of Lambton... Distant | Connell Patrik, farmer Colter Joseph, farmer ae
Western railway, 2 miles, from Wyoming Crittenden Amos, farmer ooper Samuel, postmaster, storckerpemy, in ; ory W;
5 miles. Mail’ trieweekly. Population | Crittenden James, farmer Donaldson William, farmer ontgomery Wil
about 75. | Draper David, farmer Duggan Lawrence, farmer ewill Robert, Ia
Dewar Alexander, farmer | Draper Henry, J.P., farmer Evans Mrs. Sarah, wid James, farmer ixome John, pa
Dewar John, farmer | Draper Joél, farmer Fitzpatrick Peter, farmer evton Thomas,
: aa | Elliott Thomas, farmer Glover James, farmer he re ae
ION MISS Aede
Donnelly Wm., J.P., postmaster, an 7 . ‘ .
. ’ » Pos d Emes Aaron, farmes Hendrick John, farmer
arker Robert, of
reeve = 7 H A "y .
Wyre 2 ap reo ‘yr err o | ‘ ‘ay ap
Doyle John. carpenter | Evans Robert, farmer ferrington Truman, farmer E Teat anon
iy ‘es E . | Evans Silas, farmer Keyser Hiram, farmer pe uetly teres
' Jones Ephrem A., farmer es Reis dae : : land John, tail
MeL achitn Archibald. blacleamttth | Huntley Mrs., farmer Be ser Joseph, brickmaker land John, “4
i) ; \ i ATC NLA, Dike smi yr, \ lf ro Bee sang Ji 1s) farmer mpson rev, ‘
Be ehh | Molton Robert, shoemaker ) Mann Alfred, farmer Langdon porn, one terian
A feces | ao Tan Aca Mann Richard, farmer McLeich Donald, farmer beds
i Rogers Jacob, tavern vi . | : . mpson Rober
Bh fe Shankawd Richards } | Mann Silas, farmer McLeich John, farmer upson “tonert, |
ia Shepherd Richard, school teacher iM: Will; freuen Murray Patrick, farmer nelair Robert G
Ral Williamson James, blacksmith and} {200 "tC lam, lame Odden I 1 5 Bee all Francis, sa
+ Ha! ‘ carriagemaker | Merritt Isaac, reeve, farmer gden John, harnessmaker nelinee Wallin
aes | Seat Roe et | Mitchell Nelson, farmer Ogden Newton, farmer wing ene
Pen itahiaes: | * KES WICK—A rising village on the | Montgomery John W., M.D. O'Neil William, farmer ak eae te
here fafa | east shore of Lake Simcoe, township of | Morton Francis, farmer Richardson Lewis, manager cixesi pon Charle
tr Fishes | North Gotilini uty county of York. The | Morton Shepherd, farmer factory : 7 * ay Joseph
: scenery in the vicinity of this place is noted | Qoilye ah famnvas Rieos James. farmer olleck Mrs., wid
i throughout the provinces as the most beau- | Ogilve Hugh, faut mee Riggs thee , farmet te John, shoe
titul in Onta io, and the village will at no | Pollock William, farmer | Sh ohn, farmer bite Robert, |
; distant period become a favorite resort, | Prosser John, farmer Routledge John, farmer + eee
Mr. A.G. P. Dodge, of New York, has pur- | Purdy John, J.P., farmer | Roy William, farmer tite Thomas [..,
} y chased a tract of land ajoining the village, Rhyndres Eli, farmer Ryekman Albert, farmer orthington Josh
| which he is laying out in the style of the | Shopnard R. R.. farmer }Sharp John, farmer
| * | } } old English parks. Montreal ‘Telegraph |S Ne BD ADE Shei ue fume Ae ] avid’ £ ILLEAN
eel Co. has an office here, There is Ph! Soules Thomas, of Burke, Soules & Co. | Seels David, farmer Mill Creek (whi
ik an ¢ here is hourly | ASO ’ 1s : rf : hi
+ set communication by steam ferry between | Sprague David, farmer Smith John, blacksmith : hiver at Galt), tor
1) ape Bell eh nu stshon of the Northern rail- | Hague John, farmer | Smith Russell, farmer Seog ane
‘if 4 way, and this place, fare 25¢; steamboats | Stennett dienrv stmaster Smi Titi: ‘arpenter mgton, bxcellon
Be) } | f : to Orillia and all ports on the lake call twice | pe DUOLL Fe nry, postmaster | Shei " ill ae as ym mee } wblehere, — Distar
eee | ; aday, Distant feom Bell Ewart 2 miles, Stennett Miss ‘I’, milliner | Stevens Ambrose, music teacher of the Great Weg
aii ea i from Newmarket, a station of the North: | Stennett Ralph M., bookseller Seen Benjamin, farmer fom Guelph 12 4
Sar (ae I fe a i ern railway, 18 miles, fare 60e, ; from Tor- | Treloar Samuel, blacksmith | Stevens Samuel, farmer teh trom I
i Pubs | ante. Be lee Mail daily, Population | Treloar William, blacksmith : | Stewart James, farmer lation aaaranee
meee hoe as Ree | VanNorman David, J.P., farmer | Thorpe Ransom, farmer ard
uy [keg seats am Buvaird James, carpenter | Warriner John, carpenter | Wilkinson Robert, farmer prow P., propri
hf ile { Boyd Richard, laborer | Willis George A., storekeeper | Wittett Rowland C., school teacher lotel
mh a \\ Burridge Alfred, laborer | Willoughby David, farmer | . eR id William, fir
wel I Burridge Robert, gardener | Willoughby John, farmer | a sr rereg aN Ma han ide rei) —, weaver
abt | Connell James, laborer | Willoughby Josiah, builder | from Wellington Square, a station oft min Daniel, fir
' ti Darke J. C., gardener Willson rev. H. H., christian Great Western railway, 9 miles, fn " a carp
E Hal | i Donald John, laborer | Young Rae, carpenter Hamilton 15 miles, fare 40c.; from Tor on Donald
i | hn) TeNT GATa 7 . ~* = ; to 42 miles ail daily. Populati mM merch;
Bie | DODGE ANSON GEORGE PHELPS, | KETTLEBY—A small village in the} about eae SNe, a nei alg
rae of New York township of King, county of York. Dis- re ; lOMAS, V
t Ellis John, boat builder tant from Aurora, a station of the North- Agnew John, farmer aser, \lexander,
i a Ellis Robert, boat builder ern railway, a miles, fare 30¢c.; from | Baker Francis, farmer lchrist Maleolm,
Oh anne fo. Ellis Thomas, captain Aecare grt mes Mail daily. Popula-| Beattie William, M.D. lehrist Peter, far
Pe aie | Ferris Edward, ferryman “peace Blair Thomas, carpenter ge, black
heii ‘a Flood R., & Co., storekeepers mone a ae gee ; Boyee Thomas, weaver and Chief ho
} je | 2 ’ ay ; ogart Ferdinand, farmer Burns Amos, sailor r
jae Ht | FLOOD R., postmaster, agent 4 ‘al | 208 l ’ | Burns Amos, sailor
CP as eieak | 4 %., postmaster, agent Montreal | rart Mar . ; ‘
Ae Nalogra Co 18S Bogart Martin, farmer | Burton Robert, blacksmith James, mone
{ 4 it gray : Burling Richard | Galderw ili saddle bie John, fi
i ea ’ | Lawrence A. P., tavernkeeper cof ard | Calderwood William, saddler "Jolin, farme
eee. a | McCordick R., J.P., farmer Butler Joseph, farmer | Campbell J. M., clerk mee ty Dugald, §
RL i McLaren ‘Alexander gardener Cheshire Reuben, shoemaker Casey John, laborer Vormack Nei]. fi
a ta ie | 1 May captain Isaac wharfinger Fisher Richard, farmer Chamberlain John, carpenter Intyre Alexande
DP Lae | i MONPREAL TELEGRAPH CO. R Gordon Isaac, farmer Clark James & Son, steam saw mi latyre John, p
itlona ace! J > + | Heacock Seth, farmer Day Michael, laborer tar hotel
Moore Peter M carpenter Helborn Jesse, farmer De Long Henry, agent Killer Angus, fix
Prosser Nelson. laborer Helborn Peter, pumpmaker Dempsey James, miner ~ rev, Andre
Prosser Solomon, blacksmith Lemon Hiram, farmer Dodd John, sawyer tan Maleoln
j : sondanaT ne Lemon Simeon, farmer Duftis Alexander, plasterer liner
; Sanders John, laborer Lloyd Charles, farmer } Master J
| Stennett Alfred sloyd Charles, farn er Duffis John, plasterer Me, r James, fa
{ tt Myler S., gardener Lukes John, mill owners | Kdgar Mrs. Isabella, wid Edgar Master John, fam
| Vicars rev J.. ch of England MEBEE DANIEL, storekeeper | Freeman —, boarding house muster rev, John
« . o Us 4 ae he | A a After
Watkinson H.. architect Procter Gersham, farmer | Greenless James S., butcher hater Matthew
‘ . } , y . ham} lerg )
Westbrook =) iahane® Roe George, farmer Greenless John, blacksmith etson Archiba
Woodgate H : laborer Smith John, shoemaker Harris John, farmer lerson Peter, ny
y VOOR " Spink James J., farmer Harrison James, laborer eck George, f
Yates Jonathan, laborer arrison /ames, Be, fan
s Jonathan, le kay sleawnt : Te daaiole Now Coulelaammmedeck John. ¢
Young W,, laborer Tilson Robert, blacksmith | Haynes rev. Frederick, New Cou oe ohn, farm
ay) ; Walton Jacob, postmaster | methodist baer tNilliam, farm
* The post office is called Roach’s Point, | Wardell Paul, hotelkeeper | Hemmingway Charles, tinsmith : ynes, ploug
Webb Linvill, farmer | Hetherington William, shoemaker art John, firmer
[Province 0
village in the town
ity of Miadlesex, |
here is good grazing
ry has lately be
int stock company,
od, a station of the
way, 6 miles, fron
from Park Hill |
30 miles, Mail bi
about 200,
er
armer
cksmith
er
tmaster, stor
, farmer
farmer
vid James, farmer
armer
ler
mer
n, farmer
Her
‘kmaker
rmer
umer
ner
rmer
smaker
rmer
rmer
Ss, manager
yer
farmer
ner
farmer
er
er
ksmith
pmier
arpenter -
~ musie teacher
farmer
urmer
rmer
farmer
t, farmer
C.,, school teache
railway, 9 miles,
are die
mer
A. village in the towns
ity of Halton, Dis
Square, a station of
SOe.; from Tord
daily. Populati
)xT RIO. |
aghson Richard, farmer
earns Andrew, laborer
night George, bookkeeper
ing Michael, carpenter
eslic David, teamster
ittle David, turner
AfeCarter wee farmer
Fee Hugh, teacher
' b Duncan, of MeNab & Parker
eNAB & PARKER, dry goods,
oroceries, hardware and millinery
atthew John, shoemaker
ills William F., tavernkeeper
itten Michael, laborer
ontgomery William P , woollen mills
awill Robert, laborer
yome John, painter
ewton Thomas, blacksmith
anton Miss Maria
nton Miss Rebecea, teacher
arker Robert, of McNab & Parker
er Levi, farmer
loland John, tailor
n rev, W. H., Canada Presby-
an
mall Francis, saw mill
hurling Wellington, carpenter
tart Charles, boarding house
yson Charles, tailor
Fleet Joseph, sawyer
< Mrs, wid Joseph
te John, shoemaker
te Robert, Inmber merchant
te Thomas L.., postmaster
orthington Joshua, waggonmaker
ILLEAN--A picturesque village on
Mill Creck (which joins the Grand
River at Galt), township of Puslinch, ex-
me south corner of the county of Wel-
gton, Excellent water power is avail-
lehere. Distant from Galt, a station
of the Great, Western railway, 6 miles,
fom Guelph 12 miles, from Harrisburg
Hs miles, from London 75 miles, from
Toronto 75 miles, Mail bi-weekly. Popu-
lation about 200,
h
opp William, farmer
rea) —, weaver
mn Daniel, farmer
murrin Jolin, carpenter
rgusson Donald, postmaster, cozu-
m merchant
riyce Thomas, weaver
Alexander, farmer
t
fra
rmer
M.D.
rpenter
yeaver
or
hacksmith
iam, saddler
clerk
rer
n, carpenter
on, steal
orer
agent
miner
rey
, plasterer
terer
a, wid Edgat
rding house
S., butcher
acksmith
mer
laborer \
erick, New Col
varles. tinsmith
‘liam, shoems
1 saw mill
ker
ind Chief’ hotel, F. Begrow, pro-
etor
James, money broker
le John, farmer
Carty Dugald, farmer
Cormack Neil, farmer
Tnty
er Angus, farmer
7 nrey, Andrew, ch of Scotland
nan Maleolm, shingle manufac-
lirer "
Master James, farmer
Master John, farmer
Master rey, John
Phater Matthew, farmer
Pherson Archibald, school teacher
erson Peter, machinist
ldeck George, farmer
deck John, farmer
btt William, farmer
hart James, ploughmaker
art John, feimer
inex
gow F., proprietor Highland Chief
DOMINION 4385 DIRECTORY.
{ Thompson J., farmer
Western Star hotel, John McIntyre,
proprietor
Young Adam, machinist
KILMANAGH-—A small newly settled
village on the line between the townships
of Chinguacousy and Caledon, county of
Peel. It is in the centre of a fine agricul-
tural district, possesses good water power,
and is rapidly improving. Distant from
Paisley, a station of the Toronto, Grey
and Bruce railway, 8 miles from Bramp-
ton 13 miles, from Toronto 84 miles, Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 40.
Ceasar Matthew, farmer
Ceasar James, J.P., farmer
Caldbeck James, farmer
Kuhrin William, farmer
Lowes Isaac, postmaster
Sanderson Thomas, storekeeper
| Ward Edward, farmer
| Willey Robert, blacksmith
Wilson Hugh, farmer
* KILMARNOCK—A emall village on
the Rideau canal, township of Wolford,
county of Grenville. It is situated in the
heart of a tine wheat growing country,
asmany as 35,000 bushels having been ship-
ped from this point to Ottawe in one
year. Cattle are also raised and exported
| toalargeamount annually, Distant from
Irish Creek, a station of the Brockville
| and Ottawa railway, 44 miles. Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 50.
| Fergusen John Henry, farmer
Ferguson Joseph, farmer
| Ferguson Richard, farmer
| Edmonds Silas, farmer
| Maitland James, farmer
Maitland James, jun., farmer
McCarty John, farmer
| Moir John, farmer
| Newsome George, postmaster, lockmas-
ter, farmer
| Tallman Charles, farmer
KILMAR'TIN—A small village in the
} township of Metcalfe, county of Middle-
| sex. Distant from Glencoe, a station of
the Great Western railway, 5miles, from
' Strathroy 16 miles, from London 387
ae Mail bi-weekly, Population about
ov.
Campbell Duncan, farmer
Chisholm Donald, J.P., farmer
Dewer Alexander, farmer
Ferguson Alexander, farmer
Leitch Neil, farmer
Leitch William, farmer
MeAlphin Donald, farmer
McAlphin Robert, farmer
McCallum Dugald, carpenter
McCallum William, farmer
McKellar Dugald, postmaster, farmer
McKellar Duncan, farmer
McLachlin Dunean, farmer
MeNichol Donald, farmer
MeTavish Alexander, farmer
MeVicar Alexander, shoemaker
Munroe Malcolm, farmer
Munroe Neil, J.P., farmer
| Munroe Neil B., farmer
Paul Duncan, farmer
Purcel Archibald, blacksmith
Stewart Donald, storekeeper
Stewart rev. Archibald, Presbyterian
Taylor James, weaver
KILWA URS—A post office station in
the township of Torbolton, county of
Carleton, Distant from Arnprior, a sta-
tion of the Brockville and Ottawa rail-
way, 12 miles, from Ottawa 28 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100,
Acres Thomas, farmer
Acres William, farmer
* Name of landing on Rideau Canal is
Maitland Rapids,
Kii-Kin
Anderson John, farmer
Brown Thomas, farmer
Brown William, farmer
Bukham George, township clerk
Bukham John, J.P
Bukham Robert, farmer
Coughlin Patrick, farmer
Cummins William, farmer
Donahoe William, farmer
Drummond John, farmer
Grierson James F., farmer
Grierson James, J.P.
Hedley William, farmer
Major Patrick, farmer
Milford Henry, farmer
Munro William, postmaster
Nesbitt Francis, farmer
Nesbitt William, farmer
Pileaux Michael, farmer
Pinhey Henry, farmer
Ritchie Daniel, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
Smith John, township reeve
Somerville Robert, farmer
Tevans Barnet, farmer
Tevans Patrick, farmer
Watt William, farmer
Wilson Andrew, farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
KILS WY TH—A small village on the old
Owen Sound and Saugeen road, town-
ship of Derby, county of Grey, Distant
from Owen Sound, the county town, 7}
miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of
the Northern railway, 45 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 80.
Armstrong John, innkeeper
Balfour George, tailor
Black Hugh, farmer
black John, farmer
Beaton William, township clerk, store-
keeper, auctioneer
Juchanan Archibald, waggonmaker
Finch Abraham, merchant tailor
Fleming Donald, farmer
Fleming James, farmer
Fleming John, farmer
Fleming William, storekeeper
Johnston Samuel, weaver
Linn Robert, farmer
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Sloan, issuer
Moore Robert S., teacher
Mundle William, blacksmith
Neelands William, farmer
Sloan Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper
issuer of marriage licenses
Stevenson Samuel, shoemaker
Waddell Gavin, farmer
Waddell John, farmer
* KILWORTH—A small village on
the River Thames, township of Delaware,
county of Middlesex. There is good
water power here. — Distant from Komo-
ka, astation of the Great Western rail-
ways, 3 miles, from Delaware 5 miles, from
London 7 miles, Population about 60.
Batman Thomas, mill owner
Banghart Jesse, farmer
Blain John, farmer
Blain Leonard, mason
Bullen John Fitz., farmer
Cock Frederick, master mariner
College Wilson W., engineer
Davis Peter, farmer
Elson Andrew, farmer
Grantham Mrs., wid., farmer
Janes Williams, miller
Killbourn Benjamin, farmer
Killbourn Burley, farmer
Killbourn Harvey, farmer
Killbourn Robert, farmer
Kilbourn Robert, jun., farmer
Killbourn Timothy, farmer
* The post office is at Byrom
Thomas
Kieireat aan we ue
sats Set th BSE EAC ADI SLEEPERS
Kim—-K1n
Luice Depois, farmer
Murray George, grist mill
Munse Albert, farmer
Myers Mrs., wid
Nozah Adam, saw mill
Ormond George, farmer
Osborne —, farmer
Quackenbush Myam, farmer
Reynolds John, farmer
Storms George, farmer
Sutton Samuel, millwright
Utter Israel, carpenter and builder
West Robert, jun., farmer
West Robert, sen., farmer
Wilson Robert, farmer
Woodhull Abraham, farmer
Woodhull Benjamin, farmer
Woodhull John, farmer
Woodhull Mrs., wid John
Woodhull Samuel, farmer
Young John, woollen factory
« KIMBERLE WY—Asmall place in the
township of Euphrasia, county of Grey
Distant from Meatord 15 miles, from Col-
lingwood, the terminus of the Northern
railway, 387 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Purdy Alexander, M.D., saw mill
Purdy William, postmaster, grist mill
KINBURN-—A ceattered village inthe
township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton.
Distant from Pakenham, a station of the |
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, |
fare 50c.; from Ottawa 29 miles. Mail |
daily, Population about 100,
Baird Samuel, farmer
Carrie Henry, farmer H
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO. OF CA-
NADA, John Young, M.D., agent — |
Croskery William, farmer |
Donaldson John, shoemaker |
Featherston George, postmaster, store
keeper
F aser Allan, farmer
F aser Thomas, jun., farmer
F aser Thomas, sen., farmer
Grant Allan, limber merchant
Gant John, former
G ant Robert, farmer
Hunt George, farmer
McFadden Alexander, innkeeper
Wallace Joseph, school teacher
Young John, M.D., agent Citizen’s In- }
surance Co. of Canada
+ KENCAR MES H—An incorporated vil- |
lage on Lake Huron, township of Kinear- |
dine, county of bruce. A Jarge quantity, |
of grain, hemlock bark, salt, fish, butter ]
wool and lumber is annually shipped |
from this place. There are several exten-
sive mauutactories, During the summer
a steamer to and from Goderich and |
Southampton calls regularly, Montreal |
Telegrapn Co, has an otlice here. Distant |
from Walkerton, the county town, 28
miles, fare $1.50; from Southampton 80
miles, fare $1.50; from Goderich, a sta-
tion ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 85 miles, |
fure by stage $1.50, by boat $1.00. Muil
daily, Population about 2000, |
Aikens Andrew, laborer
ALBION HOTEL, Duncan McLaren, |
proprietor
Allen Robert, plasterer
Anderson William
publisher and proprietor Bruce Re-
porter
Anning F, A., marblecutter
Armstrong Kobert
BAIRD ROBERT, reeve, merchant
Barker Christopher R., auctioneer
Barker Joseph, clerk Division court
Barnes Robert, teamster
BARNES FREDERICK A.,, news Cealer
and bookseller |
* Also called Rockview. |
ormerly called Penetangore,
DOMINION 4386 DIRECTORY.
Barnham Cyrus, blacksmith
Beatty Dawson, cabinetmaker
Bissett George, grocer
Black Hugh, tinsmith
Borland David, laborer
Boss Ebenezer, cabinetmaker
Boyd Samuel, clerk
Brown Henry, shoemaker
Brown James
BROWN WILLIAM P., attorney at law,
solicitor, notary public, &c.
Browning William, waggoumaker
BRUCE REPORTER, weekly, annual
subscription $1; Albert Andrews,
editor, proprietor and printer
BRUCE REVIEW, weekly, annual
subscription, $1; Joseph Lang, editor,
proprietor and printer
Butler Frederick, grocer
Cameron Daniel, general merchant
| Campbell Alexander, commission mer- |
chant
Campbell Colin, hotel
Campbell John, insurance agent
CARTER BENJAMIN, — proprietor
Albion hotel
Carver Wiliiam, waggonmaker
Chadburn Dennis, iron founder
Christie John, dentist
Cooke Joseph, storekeeper
Cooinbe Benjamin, baker
Courtney Mrs, Christina, wid William
Craig Martin, currier
Crane William, laborer
| Crozier James, saddler
Culbert John, sen., yeoman
Cuthberton & McAlpine, bakers and
confectioners
Dagg Thomas, carpenter
Davey William W., blacksmith
Deacon William J., teamster
Dinning James, shoemaker
Dezeng Frederick A.. saddler
Donald David, mason
Donald John
Donald Robert, mason
Donnelly Alexander, fisherman
; Donnelly Robert, fisherman
Doull George. plasterer
; DRISCOLL JOHN W., dealer in hard- |
Ware, paints, oils, and bentstuff, &e.
Dunn Peter T., miiler
Klems James, carpenter
Ferguson rey. J., ch of Scotland
Fergusson Roderick, carpenter
Finn Timothy, weaver
Fisher Ebenezer, of Ira J. Fisher & Co.
Fisher Ira J., of Ira J. Fisher & Co,
Fisher Ira J. & Co., iron founders
Fisher John, of fra J. Fisher & Co,
Flatt Peter, teamster
Fraser James, shoemaker
Fraser rey, J., Canada Presbyterian
Freer Benjamin, head teacher Grammar
school
Freeman Miss Suzanna, milliner
Gibbon George E., saw mill
Gillis John, sailor
Goodwin Henry, shoemaker
Gordon Alexander, fisherman
| Gorslin Richard, constable
ANDREWS ALBERT, bookseller,editor, |
Graham Colin, laborer
Hall Richard, school teacher
Hall Thomas, tailor
Hardy James, carpenter
Harvey Samuel, laborer
Hayhurst rev, William, Wesleyan
Henderson Robert, carpenter
Henry James, carding mill
Hewell William, carpenter
Hodgskin rev.T, J., M.D., ch of England
Holben William, laborer
Humphreys William, blacksmith
| Hunter Robert, yeoman
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} MePherson Norman, clerk ;
| Macklen Wm, steam, grist an
Martyn DeWitt, M.D
| MILLER
Hurdon Henry, sailor
Hurdon John, clerk
Irwin James, saddler
Issard Albert, butcher
Johnston James, carpenter
Johnstone David, M.D,
Kay Hugh, yeoman
Kay Hugh M., blacksmith
; Kay William, cooper
Kerr John, grocer
Keys James, yeoman
Keyworth Thomas, teamster
Keyworth Richard, teamster
corporated 1868
KINCARDINE MARBLE
King Girbraud M., accountant
Kirk J. Y. 8. grocer
Kitchen Richard, cooper
printer of the Bruce Review
j Leckie Thomas, bailiff
Le Gear Hobert, photographer
Le Gear James, J.P.”
| Lewis Hiram, watchmaker
Livingstone John, barrister
Lloyd John, laborer
| MeAulay John, shoemaker
; McAulay Norman, blacksmith
MeCosh John, carpenter
McCracken William R., clerk
| McDonald Daniel, laborer
McGaw Thomas, fisherman
Melunes P. & N., storekeepers
McINTOSH RICHARD, ¢
customs and agent Montre
| graph Co.
McKendrick Matthew, postmaster
McKendrick David
| McKenzie Donald, blacksmith
| McKenzie Duncan A., carpenter
| McKenzie Dunean, storekeeper
McKenzie John, hotelkeeper
MeKerracher & Evans, plani
MeKerracher Peter, shoemaket
| MeKibbin William, boots and shoes
MeLardy William B., tailor
| McLEAN
Walker house
McLean Angus, brickmaker
MeLean Archibald, storekeeper
MeLean Murdock, brickmaker
| McLean Neil. hotelkes per
| MeLennan Roderick, carpenter
| MeLeod John, plasterer
| MeLeod John, storekeeper
| MeLeod Kenneth, tailor
'MeMath Hugh, grocer
) McPherson, J. A., barrister
McPherson John, miller
| MePherson Malecolin
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MANN ALEXANDER,
goods,ready made clothing,
hats, caps, &e.
(lea
MERCHANTS BANK OF
William 8S. Small, manager
ELIJAH, ,
bureaus, show cases and
e.binet ware
[Province o
beer ee
Huntley 1. Herbert, watch
Hurdon Francis, M P., voted
Hurdon William H., storekeeper
Johnston Andrew, livery stable
Kincardine County Grammar
_ Benjamin Freer, head master
Kincardine Salt Manufacturing Co, j
scho
: L WORK
Scott, Vanstone & Co., proprieturs
| LANG JOSEPH, editor, proprietor &
Large rev. R., Episcopal methodist
| MeGinnes Thomas. storekeepers
| McGregor Alexander, blackswith
| McInnes N., of P. & N. Melnnes
; McInnes Paul, of P. & N. Melune
al Tel
ALEXANDER, proprit
of Ross & Mt
CANAD
manufactur
reneh
pTARio, |
ONTREAL TELI
Velntosh, agent
rison Robert, tai
rrison William, «
weombe John, te
weombe Nelson, |
yien D. F., dentis
terson Brothers,’
terson James, of
terson John, of P
yue John, school
ierbaugh John, ec:
ris William, con
blow George, cary
FEN'S HOTEL,
y Will'am, mi
stall William, not
ed David, shoemal
ed James, teamste
PORTER = BOO
udvews, proprieti
pean (reorge, bric
on Peter, stor
in Peter, stor
on Ross, forw
lidge George G.
Thomas OC
lidge William
8 Alexander, wag
B Heetor M.. M.D.
sMaleolm, wage
v4 Martyn, drug;
‘David, clerk
ran Dunean, mari
tel John. tailor
tt Thomas. teache:
tt Kobert, of Seott.
TT, VANSTONE
' Kincardine Maa
‘illiam, of Se oti
Jomon, M.D,
ery J, W ic b Ot €
ALL W.S., man
Bink of Canada
ry, rests
Norman, clerk
3 hobert, bute
Bun Samuel, f
reon George,
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tins
ouis Joseph, labor|
‘ur John, carpente
myson Maleolm, b
apson Mrs, Elizah
ill Kdwward, ye
ee William, ear
euburn Hen
rey. WT.
Astone Hl of Seott
stoned. & J, plan
Hace James
t Franeis
LKER IIOUSE,
etor
i
her James, shooms
Ker John, yeoman
John L., phote
ker Robert, contra
Hanson Mrs, A.M
on John ,
Pon R shert, storeks
wane Inland ¢
Ws. hotel and li
cht John P,, drug,
ING —A Village jn
oy Cotnty of York,
23 ini
HON About 300 aa
Bewltural Hy,
ptietor ll ho
* Also called Sp
[Province 0
a
watchmaker
»y Wheat mercha
r
storekeeper
Du
very stable
penter
D,
‘smith
1
feamster
teamster
Grammar seho
ead master
nutacturing Co, i
ARBLE WORK
v Co., proprietors
Accountant
2 i
yoper
litor, pri
ice Review
copal methodist
litt
otographer
i
maker
yarrister
r
emaker
blacksmith
ele
n R. a slerk
anes r
sherman
storekeey
er, blackstit
c N. Meinnes
torekee! ers
.& N, Melnnes
LARD, collector |
rent Montreal Tél
W, postmaster
blacksmith
A. carpe nter
storekec per
telkeeper ?
ans, planing mit
, shoen !
boots and shoes
}3., tailor
ANDER, propritl
hekmaker
, storekeeper
hrieckmaker
kee per
k, carpenter
terer
ekeeper
tailor
yer
barrister
niller
in
In, clerk
in, grist ane
DER, dea
he clothing,
).. if Ross & Mitt
I SK OOF CAN VY AD
% manager
T, manutacttt
cases
and yet
yTARtO. |
WNTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Rich.
Mclatosh, agent
ison Robert, tailor
rrigon William, carpenter
weombe John, teamster
weombe Nelson, storekeeper
vien D, F., dentist
terson Brothers, waggonmakers
yn James, of Paterson Brothers
erson John, of Paterson Brothers
rue John, school teacher
ferbaugh John, carpenter
iris William, ¢¢ nstable
blow George, carpenter
REVS HOTEL, Beajamin Carter,
proprietor
- Will'am, millwright
cull William, notary
ej David, shoemaker
od James, teamster
PORTER BOOKSTORE,
udeews, proprietor
youn George, brickmaker
(sou Peter, storekeeper
son Peter, stonemason
son Ross, forwarder
e George G., cabinetmaker
ia3 C., assessor
am
ss Alexander, waggonmaker
sHeetor M.. M.D., of Ross & Martyn
sMaleolm, Waggonmaker
Bet Martyn, druggists
gs David, clerk
ran es inein, m: iiner
Albert
. te sok
of Scott, Vastone & Co.
OTT, VANSTONE & CO., proprie-
ns Ki line Marble wi irks
liam, of Sevtt, Vanstone & Co.
an lomon, M.D.
tery J. & R.. boot and shoe store
ALL W.S., manager Merchants
bank of Canada
th James, waggonmaker
hth Mrs. Mar 'y, restaurant
ith n Norman, clerk
Robert, butcher
fun Samuel, fisherman
reon George, tinsmith
ouis Joseph, laborer
lor John, carpenter
mpson Maleolm, blacksmith
bet Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Robert
proliill Klward, yeoman
¢ William, carpenter
sii i ary, grocer
rev. W.'T., Wesleyan
stone i of Se ott. Vanstone &Co.
wed & Sy | laning factory
James ;
t Francis
LKER HOUSE, A. McLean, pro-
r
per James, shoemaker
ker John, ye man
ker John L., photogr: apne
ker Robert, ¢ ontracto
Hamson Mrs, A. May setllinge
on John :
Pon Rober rt, storeke reper
Wm., Inland revenue odicer
hotel and livery
yht John P, ¥ drugiist™
Dds (°
ING—A Village in
the tow
Ng. county of York, t patie OF
It isa station of
orthern pati ay. Montreal Tele-
Dh Co. has an. office here. Distant
nt Toronto 2 ae
* shontann iniles, Mail daily, Popu-
feultural Hall hotel, W.
nrletor Blisher,
* Also called Spring Hill,
DOMINION
Andrews Mrs. Sarah, tinware
Blisher William , proprietor Agricultural
Hall hotel
Bowser Thomas, laborer
Brackey James, farmer
Bridal John, jun. .y laborer
Bridal John, sen., laborer
Burke William, wheelwright
Burns James, farmer
Butler Richard, laborer
Calder William, sectionman
Chapman Joseph W., station master
Crosby Daniel, farmer
Crossley Pearson, farmer
Elliott Thomas, laborer
Garden George L., storekeeper
Garrow George, farmer
Gaven Patrick, laborer
Gillis John, farmer
Gordon Robert, laborer
Henry Robert, of R. & W. Henry
Henry William, of R. & W. Henry
Henry R. & W., lumber merchants
Hogan John, innkeeper
Jackson Charles S., shoemaker
Johnson James, carpenter
Langstaif Louis, M.D.
Lloyd Benj., postmaster,
Loy d John’ B., laborer
storekeeper
437 DIRECTORY.
McBride Isa: ic, farmer
MeBride William, carpenter
McGee James, grain dealer
Machell Samuel, J.P., commissioner in
court of Queen’s Bench
Mallet Mrs. Mary, milliner
Montgomery Joseph, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morrison Edward C., weaver
Norman Robert, farmer
Parkhill William, caller
Parson William, sectionman
Quinlan Owen, switchman
Rivet Robert, laborer |
Ross John H., blackmith |
Rowe Mrs. Lavinia, storekeeper
Shannon James, section foreman
Stokes James, commission ageut
Trowbridge Henry, butcher
Turkington William, tinsmith
Wagner Michael, laborer
Wells Gabriel, farmer
Winters Michael, farmer |
Winters Thomas, farmer
KING CREE M—A village inthe town. |
ship of king, county of York, It contains |
gristand sawmills, Distant from Kiug
a station of the Northern railway, 4
miles, fare 2c. ; from Toronto 27 miles, |
Mail daily. Population about 100,
Beaumont Thomas, laborer
Cain Thomas, firmer
Cameron John, shoemaker |
Campbell Archibald, farmer |
Campbell David, farmer |
Cowan Charles, miller
Gray John, w eaver
James Samuel, laborer
Kurbison Thomas, laborer
McCann James, shoemaker
MeMillan Alexander, postmaster
MecMurehy Neil, farmer
MeMurehy Thomas, farmer
McNair James, weaver
Mitchell Hugh, farmer
O’Brine Hugh, farmer
O'Brine James, sawyer
Pender James, laborer
Robb David, farmer
Rutherford John, shoemaker
Stokes James C,, farmer
Archibald David, farmer
|
Sutherland Donald, mason
Sutherland William, mason
| KANGSBRIDGE—
Willis Frederick, farmer
Kin-Kin
* KINGHORN-—A small village in the
township of King, county of York. Dis-
tant from King, a station of the North-
ern railway, 14 miles, from Toronto 24
miles. Population about 50.
Brett James, wheelwright
Burns James farmer
Cain John, farmer
Cain John B., blacksmith
Carley Abraham, teacher
pay Benjamin, farmer
Jarley Peter, farmer
C ook Willi: am, farmer
Davis Andrew, currier
Flintoff Henry, farmer
| Henry Thomas, storekeeper
Hollingshead Joel, laborer
Johnson Di iid, cé arpenter
McCallum Dune an, farmer
McCallum John, farmer
| McLaren Alexander, tailor
i Me Nair William, farmer
| Ms itheson James, "farmer
Price I. C., tavernkeeper
Robinson —, shoemaker
Walkerton John, farmer
Wells Job, farmer
| Wilkie Angus, farmer
| Wilkie Duncan, farmer
| KENGLAKIE—A small village in the
township of Houghton, county of No
folk, Distant from Simeoe, the county
town, 25 miles, from Ingersoll, a station
of the Great Western railway, 32 miles,
fare $2.50. Mail bi-weekly, Population
about 50.
Cartwright Ezra, farmer
| Claus James, farmer
| Dawson J., mill owner
| Featherstone John, farmer
King Charles, farmer
King Henry, farmer
Martin Ephraim T., postmaster, grocer
Perrett James, grocer and hotelkeeper
Sims J. N., tanner
Walker William, farmer
Asmall placein the
township of Ashtield, county ot Huron.
Distant from Lucknow 12 miles, from
Goderich, the county town and the
northern terminus of the Buffalo and God-
erich branch of the Graud Trunk rail-
way, 14 miles, fare 75c.; from WKinear-
dine 19 miles, fare 75e, Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 100,
Austin Philip, farmer
Carron David, farmer
Cashen Michael, shoemaker
| Currell George, farmer
| Dalton James, farmer
Parrish John, J.P.,
merchant
Hogan Patriek, blacksmith
farmer and lumber
| MeInnes Ronald, farmer
| MeNift Michael, blacksmith
Murphy Patrick, school teacher
| Nale Thomas, farmer
NORTH STAR HOUSE,
bald, proprietor
SIBBALD JAMES D.,,
Star house
Wassereau rey. L. A., R. catholic
KINGSTON—The chief town of the
county of Frontenac and the fifth city in
the province, is pleasantly situated at the
head of the Thousand Islands, River St
Lawrence, where Lake Ontario, the last
link of the chain ofthe inland seas of the
west, tovether with the Bay of Quinté
and the great Cataraqui creek, are united
with the mighty channel which conveys
and empties their waters into the Gulf
of St Lawrence, It is one of the oldest
settled localities in Untario, and occupies
the site of the old French fort of #ron-
* The post office is at King.
James D, Sib-
proprietor North
fea RIE
i
KINGSTON.
tenac, lat. 44° 8’ N., lon. 78°40’ W., from
Greenwich ; was founded in 1784 and
incorporated in 1838, As a place of de-
fence it stands next in strengthto Que-
bec. The batteries of Fort Henry are cal-
culated for the reception of numerous can-
non and mortars of the largest calibre.
These, together with neighboring martello
towers, forma formidable and efficient de-
fence against any aggressive movement
which might be directed against the city
or neighboring country. Fort Henry has
recently been transferred to the Canadian
authorities, and is now occupied by vol-
unteers, Opposite Kingston are Wolfe
and Garden fslande, between which and
the city lies the bay, a beautiful sheet o
water forming a safe and commodious
harbor for vessels of any draught. On
the other side of the islands is Cape
Vincent, inthe State of New York, Steam-
ers constantly ply between the city and
this place connecting with the Rome and
Watertown railway. Kingston pessesses
good wharves, and is in every respect well
adapted for the large grain shipping trade
carried on here. It has also the best
facilities for building ships and steam-
boats. Locomotives, cars, steam engines,
agricultural implements, stoves of every
description, pianos and melodeons are
manufactured in Kingston, The Canadian
Engine and Machinery Co. is the largest
manufacturing establishment in the city ;
it gives employment to 167 men, and
manufactures locomotives and cars on the |
most approved principle. Besides it
there sre several large toundries, tan-
neries, breweries, &c. ‘he Grand Trunk
railway passes within two miles of the |
city hall, and is connected with the city
by a branch line. Freight trains, how-
ever, only run on the latter. Direct
water communication is had between
Kingston and Ottawa, by means ofthe Ri-
deau Canal, the entrance to which is here,
with Montreal, Toronto, Rochesier, Ha-
milton, and Niag ra Falls, and with Belle- |
villeand other ports on the Bay of Quinté.
Adjacent to the city is Portsmouth, a
flourishing village, where the Peniten-
tiary and Lunatic asylum are located.
Kingston possesses two colleges—Queen’s
DOMINION
and) Regiopolis—and has several hand- |
some public buildings, such as the court-
house, custom house, city hall, banks, post
olfice, hospital and churches. It is the
chief seat of two bishops—the Anglican |
bishop of Ontario and the R. catholic
bishop of Kingston; and returns two
| Allen R.,
members—one to the House of Commons |
and one to the Provincial Parliament.
Montreal Telegraph Co. and Dominion
Telegraph Co. have offices here. Distant
from Ottawa 95 miles, from Toronto 161
miles, from Montreal 172 miles. Mail
daily, Population about 15,000.
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
Banks. .....
Board of Trade
CNUPCHES. care seerrvee
Co npanies. ..cceveeees . 456
Corporation.. ...66. cc ece eee eee 457
County OMcIAlS. cece reeeeee eens 457
Custom House... '
Educational,...... H
Literary Institutions. ............ 458
Masonic...... See eae 458
Militia Department............... 458
Newspapers...
Odd Fellows
POSE OMT... vrrcccessccvcvvcscs
Penitentiary. ..ccrccccscscsnenes
Societies. ..... Vos aee bneewe ROTTS 459
Abbott Richard, laborer, Ontario st
Abernethy James, laborer, Brock st
Abernethy James, laborer, Ordnance st
Abery Edward, laborer, Collingwood st
Abery George, laborer, Division st
Abraham Edwin, prison guard, King st
Abraham James, caretaker Temperance
hall, Princess st
Acre Charles, shoemaker, Queen st
Acroyd Henry, joiner William st
Ada William, sailor, Union st
Adair Alexander, grocer, Barrie st
Adams Edward, finisher, Colborne st
Adams Richard, carpenter, Colborne st
Adams William, shoemaker, Brock st
Agnew Hamilton, laborer, Centre st
Agnew James, barrister, city solicitor,
&c., &c., cor Clarence and King sts, h
George st
Agnew John, M.D., school teacher,
Portsmouth
Agnew Mrs, M., wid Robert, William st
Ahearn John, laborer, Barrack st
ALBION SALOON, Samuel Thornton,
proprietor, Market sq
Aldcorn John, blacksmith, Ontario st
Alderdice John, shoemaker, Johnson st
Alexander David, Brock st
Alexander Miss M., teacher Primary de-
partment, Johnson st
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[Province 9
Anglin captain John, steamboat Alfre
r Bay st
Anglin John, clerk, bds Wellingtons
ee ca Mrs. C., dry goods, Weling
8
Anglin Samuel, Wellington st
Anglin Samuel, jun., of W.B. &8, Ang
lin, Wellington st A
ANGLIN W. B. & §., saw and plan
ing mills, cor Bay and Wellington s
Anglin Wm. B., of W. B. & 8. Angliy
Bay st “a
Anglin William, of Saladee, Anglin
Co., Earl st ;
ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, BM
sap & Co.,, proprietors, cor Onta
and Johnson sts
Angrove William, sailmaker, Welling
ton st
Anis Asel, carpenter, York st
Appalton John, blacksmith, York st
| Armitage Crawford, carpenter, Bagot
Alexander Thomas, teacher Grammar | Armstrong Jolin, waggoumaker Pri
school, Brock st
All Saints Mission Free church, ch of |
England, rey.
Division st
Allan Daniel, carpenter, Centre st
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
Hf. Plees, incumbent,
of the Canadian and American muails,) | F
. 7 s;) Arrant Michael, cutler, Johnson st
between Montrea!, Quebec and Liver-
. © . .
pool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
|
)
cess st
Armstrong William, laborer, Young
lane
Armstrong William, librarian Comm
school, Sydenham st
Armstrong Wm., printer, Sydenham
Arneil Samuel, sailor, Young’s lane
Arneil Thomas, carpenter, York st
Arnold John, fireman, Johnson st
Artillery Park — barracks,
Conley, caretaker, Barrack st
sergeal
during winter navigation, head oftice,| ARTHUR HOUSE, Isaiah Elliott, yr
Montreal; Canadian
agent, cor Brock and King sts.
aldo page fucing sirst cover
Allan rey, Jos., ch of England, King st
Allen John, boat builder, Johnson st
Express Co.,
See
Allen Mrs. Agnes, wid Silas, milliner, |
Wellington st
Allen Mrs. Eliza, Clergy st
bill poster, vr Temperance
hall, Ontario st
Allen William, boot and shoe maker, | : eas:
) Ault Nelson, laborer, Bath road,
102 Brock st-
Allen William, tinsmith, stoves, &c., 20
Wellington st
Allum Charles, messenger, Clarence st
Alwell George, laborer, Bondhead st
AMERICAN HOTEL, Henry Wilton,
proprietor, 162 Princess st
AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION
prietor, cor Clarence and Wellingt
sts, opp post office
| Ashley John, keeper court house,
denham st
| Asseltine Benjamin, carpenter, Jol
’ I
LA
son st
Itine Henry, carpenter, Johnson
eltine Isaac, carpenter, Johnson st
Asseltine Peter, carpenter, Queen st
Aston Mrs. A., wid Jolin, hotel, 6 br
st
Princess st
Backus Thomas, clerk, Colbo
Backus Wm., piano caryer, C
Bagley John, contractor, Cl t
Baiden Eli, gardener, Portsmoutli
st
| BAILEY B., & CO,, broom and bn
makers, Barrie st
EXPRESS CO., G. T. Oliver, agent, | Bailey Benjamin, of B. Bailey & 00,9
} » AE A J)
cor Brock and King sts
| Amoureux Léon, sawyer, William st
Anderson Daniel, laborer, Picard st
Anderson David, bak ~
er, Ontario st
Anderson George, ct
Earl st
| Anderson John, Stewart's lane
Anderson J. W., clerk Trust and Loan |
Co., cor King and Princess sts
Anderson Michael, Jaborer,
Bagot st ;
Anderson Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker,
Queen st
Anderson Misses, 81 Princess st
Anderson Mrs, Jane, wid Edward, con-
fectionery, Barrie st
King and Princess sts, hSydenham st
| Anderson William, laborer, King st
ANDREW THOMAS, family grocer,| Baker J. W.,
| Bailey Hugl
. Swift & Co., Bailie Brothers, book and job print
North | Bailie William, job printer, King §
| Baird Robert, sawyer, North Bagot
| Bajus Peter, jun., bre wer, Well
ANDERSON WEIR,commissioner Trust | Bajus Peter, sen., brewe", Wellit
and Loan Co, of Upper Canada, cor! Bajus Philip, brewer, Rideau s
wine and liquor merchant, cor Victo- |
ria and Princess sts
ANDREWS G. W., merchant tailor and | Baker Thomas, Bellevue, Centre
draper, agent for Butterick’s patterns | Baker Thomas, King st
and fashions, 76 Wellington st, h cor | Baker William, foreman
Bagot and Earl sts
Queen and Barrie sts
shoema
Bailey Miss Ann, William st
» Sydenham
and contection- | Bailey William, of B. Bailey & |
Second st
Wellington st .
Bailie Henry, of Bailie brothe
st
Bailie Isaae, of Bailie Brother
Barrie st
Bain John, Farl st
Bajus Jacob, brewer, Welling! A
Rideau st ‘ail
not
clerk, resides 1!
Baker John F,,
mouth ost
operator and ticket dl
rgy st
.T.R., William st cor Cle
saker Philip, varnisher Queel
2D
tannery PM
mouth
Pelton RI
Benedict
)NTA
amfor
Clar
CA,
hall
BANK
John
Barclay
lingt
Barclay
BARK}
oner,
Daily
Bagot
BARKE
spect
Barlow
Barrie P
Barriga
Barrow
Barry Wi
Bartley
pastow |
Bastow
st
Bates Pe
Batson }
BAWDI
citor,
cess St
Bay of
lough,
school
7
peattie
depot
Beaufort
GTR
be tupre
tentiar}
Lael
[Province oqgmostanto.]
anford Alex., ticket agent G.T.R., cor
Clarence and Ontario sts h Earl st
RANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA, Jeffery Penfold, manager, City
hall buildings, Ontario st
BANK OF MONTREAL, Robert M.
Moore, manager, cor King and Wil-
liam sts axed
Banks George W., innkeeper, opp G.T.R.
depot ,
baptist. church, rey. George Grafftey,
Johnson st
birclay Miss Margaretta, teacher Wel-
lington Street school, Princess st
Birclay Mrs. George, Barrie st
BARKER EDWARD JOHN, M.D., cor-
oner, editor and publisher of the
Daily and Weekly British Whig,
Bagot st, resides in Pittsburg
BARKER ROBERT W., post office in-
spector, Clarence st, h Barrie st
Barlow Thomas, laborer, Victoria st
alow Thomas, machinist, Union st
ames George, engineer, Union st
barrie John, pensioner, Queen st
burria Patrick, clerk, Montreal road
barrigan James, laborer, Barrack st
Barrow Richard W., King st
barry James, laborer, George st
partley Mrs., wid, 170 Princess st
bastow Jeremiah, clerk, Clergy st
tain John, steamboat Alfre
in, clerk, bds Wellington st
's. C., dry goods, Wellingt
muel, Wellington st
muel, jun., of W.B. &8. Ang
lington st ;
W. B. & &., saw and plan
3, cor Bay and Wellingtons
m. B., of W. B. & 8. Anglin,
illiam, of Saladee, Anglin
rl st
AMERICAN HOTEL, EM
J0., proprietors, cor Onta
inson sts
William, sailmaker, W
, carpenter, York st
John, blacksmith, York st
Crawford, carpenter, Bagot
2 John, waggonmaker Pri
g William, laborer, Young
ig William, librarian Comma
Sydenham st
g Wm., printer,
muel, sailor, Young’s lan
omas, carpenter, York st
ohn, fireman, Johnson st
ichael, cutler, Johnson st
Park — barracks, — serge
, caretaker, Barrack st
2 HOUSE, Isaiah Elliott, pr
cor Clarence and Welling
p post office
ohn, keeper court house,}
n st
» Benjamin, carpenter, Ja
at
Bastow Mrs. Ann, wid William, Queen st
Bites Peter, clerk, Second st
Batson Matthew, grocer, William st.
BAWDEN JOSEPH R., attorney, soli-
citor, and notary, 33 King st n Prin-
cess st, resides in Pittsburg
Bay of Quinté hotel, George McCul-
lough, proprietor, Bagot st
Alex., rope maker, Princess st
Charles, messenger, Bank of
Henry, carpenter, Jolins |
sh North America, Ontario st
Isaac, carpenter, Johns
Peter, carpenter, Quee
"3, A, wid Jolin, hotel, 6 Bro school, Ric
au st
llen, wid Robert, Arch st
peaichamp Désiré, telegraph repairer,
Earl st
Peauchamp John, laborer, Deacon st
aire Francis, sawyer, Pine st
fort E., of Beaufort & Sons, n depot
eaifort LL, of Beaufort & Sons, n
depot
rt E, P
depot
euufort & Sons, refreshment rooms,
(TLR. depot
euupre Edward, storekeeper, Ports-
mouth
peaupré Peter, ship carpenter, Ports-
Ison, Inborer, Bath road,
ss st
‘homas, clerk, Colborne st
Vim., piano carver, Col!
ohn, contractor, Clerg)
li, gardener, Portsmouth
3. & CO., broom and bag
s, Barrie st ; a
rnjamin, of B. Bailey & C04
and Barrie sts
veh, shoemaker, 8}
iss Ann, Williamst J
Villiam, ot B. Bailey &
. Of Beaufort & Sons, n
ist , ant
ond dob printégg, Mouth
‘others, book and job pt Panne’ Dion? ‘
Bian a ug Rémi, hotel. 5 Brock st
g ‘ jagee<ser Christian, piano maker, Bond-
np * Bailie Brothers!
nry, of Bailie b head st
pe William, of William Begg & Co.,
“atl st ;
eee William, & Co., general grocers,
Brock st . e
Peges Alex,, beer driver, Gordon st
patist house, James Galloway,
pretor, William st .
b :
pil Robert, police sergeant, Wade's lane
a William C., laborer, King st
* William P,, photographer, Princess
rac, of Bailie Brothers I m
illiam, job printer, King
st
hn, Farl st :
sbert, sawyer, North Ba
reo0b, brewer, Wellingtol®
fae jun., bre wer, Wellingt
ter, sen., brewery Welling?
ilip, brewer, Rideau st
got
tol
D
2 clerk, resides 0 ‘
ohn F,, clerk lton Richard, mariner, Gore st
+ bat A Penedict Rollis ( i Pr
W.. operator and_tickel d on Rollis U., printer, 82 Princess
“ | aby More rat =
rey st cor Clergy Renna
., William s xt prnett Henry, shoemaker, York st
ilip, varnisher Queens
romag, Bellevue, Cente
homas, King st
Villiam, foreman
panett Thos., pensioner, Place d’ Armes
Ptso” Miss Sarah, Barrack st
nson Patrick M., school master
tentiary, Portsmouth ;
tannery! peni-
bastow Jeremiah, jun., plumber, Clergy |
pattie Miss Jane, teacher, Cataraqui |
Bernash Maxim, sailor, Ontario st
Berry Frank, grocer, Princess st cor
Stewart’s lane
Berry George, gardener, Victoria st
Berry John, Fonnson st
Bertrim John, boot and shoe maker, 104
Brock st
Betts Henry Augustus, M.D., Union st
Bevin Joseph, laborer, Place d’ Armes
Bibby Mrs, Sarah, wid James, Brock st
Bigelow Louis, carter, Young’s lane
Birch George, mechanic, 91 Princess st
Birch Samuel, of McKelvey & Birch, 14
Barrie st
Bird Bernard, laborer, Rideau st
Bissonnette Dominique, carpenter, Dea-
con st
Bizo Francis, confectioner, Barrie st
Blacklock Henry, laborer, William st
Blair John, commercial traveller, Col-
borne st
Blanchard Wm., painter, Sydenham st
Bland rey. Henry F., Sydenham street
Wesleyan methodist church, Johnson
st
Blondheim 8. H., saloon, 110 Brock st
st
Blute Bartley, laborer, William st
Boakes William, laborer, King st
Boon John, carter, Stewart’s lane
Bollard John, penitentiary guard, Barrie
st
Bolton James, laborer, William st
Bolton Richard, laborer, Young’s lane
Bond Luke, Wellington st
Booth George, laborer, Colborne st
Booth Mrs. E., wid James, Barrie st
3oswell Philip, laborer, 1 Third st
Boswell rey. Edward J., ch of England
Princess st
Bouchier Mrs. Ann, wid colonel Plun-
ket, Sydenham st
Bourne John C,, pedlar, Balaclava st
BOUSFIELD REV. THOMAS, ch
Kngland, Brock st
Bowen Mrs. Mary, wid George’ IL,
tavernkeeper, 12 King st
Bower Thomas, grocer, Princess st
Bowes Richard, clerk, bds Brock st
Bowes Timothy, boot and shoe maker,
23 Brock st
Bowles Edward, carter, Patrick st
Bowles Mrs, Mary, wid, Ordnance st
| Boyd James, baker, 49 Queen st
Boyd John, sailor, Ning st
Boyden Edward 8., clerk, George st
| . / Bs
Soyden George W., clerk, George st
Boyden Mrs, Ann, wid Samuel, George st
Boyle Thomas, laborer, York st
Boylin Patrick, moulder, Ontario st
Bradley Patrick, laborer, Ontario st
Brady John, Durham st
Brady John, laborer, North st
Brady John, pensioner, Brock st
Brand George, agent, 74 King st
Branigan John, grocer, Montreal road
Branigan Mrs, Elizabeth, wid) Dennis,
store, 151 Princess st
Branson Henry, pensioner, Jenkins’ lane
Breden Jolin, Princess st
Breden William, farmer, Princess st
Brennan Michael, prison guard, Arch st
Brennan Mrs, Bridget, wid James, John-
son st
Brewster John, teamster, North st
Brewster William, contractor, North
st
| Brian Robert, carriagemaker, Earl st
Bloomfield Geo., butcher, North Bagot |
of |
| Boyd Richard, hackman, Lower Plum st |
Bradley Thomas, laborer, Bondhead st |
| Brame Henry, cabinetmaker, Princess st |
pro- |
DOMINION 439 DIRECTORY. Kinaston,
Bernard Gerald, medical student, Onta- | Brickwood Philip, laborer, Durham st
rio st Bridger Miss Jane, music teacher, Barrie '
st
BRIGADE MAJOR'S OFFICE, major
William P. Phillips, brigade major,
Tete de Pont barracks, Ontario st
Briggs Nicholas, moulder, 57 Queen st
| BRIGGS THOMAS, insurance agent,
manager Froutenac Loanand Invest-
ment Society, Clarence st, h Princess
st
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE
CO., Thomas Wilson, J.P., agent,
; Clarence st opp post office
| BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, capt.
H. E, Swales, proprietor, cor Clar-
ence and King sts
Britton Byron M., of Britton & Price, cor
Union and Sydenham sts
BRITTON & PRICE, barristers, cor
King and Brock sts
BROCK STREET CHURCH, Primitive
methodist, rev. George Lewis, B.A.,
pastor, Brock st
Brock Street Presbyterian church, rev.
Andrew Wilson, pastor
Brokenshire John, pumpmaker, Union st
Bromfield Samuel, laborer, Princess st
Bromley George, carpenter, Rideau st
Brooks Mrs. Margaret, wid Michael,
Ontario st
Brophy William, trader, Earl st
3rown Ephraim, laborer, Division st
Brown Geo., carriagemaker, Barrie st
Brown George, grocer, cor Princess and
Barrie sts
3rown Geo., pianoforte maker, Queen st ~
Brown Henry, laborer, Ontario st
Brown John, engineer, Division st
Brown John, laborer, Barrie st
BROWN JOHNSTON (Eagle foundry)
manufacturer of threshing machines,
agricultural implements, and circular
sawing machines for saw mills, Se-
cond st
Brown Richard, shoemaker, Pine st
Brown William, farmer, Princess st
| Brown William, polisher, Charles st
Browne J., & Co., grocers, Market sq
Browne James, of J. Browne & Co.,
William st
Browne Patrick, of J. Browne & Co.,
|} William st
Brunette Abraham, laborer, Colborne st
Brunnell Archibald, shoemaker, 29
Brock st
Bryan John, farmer, Perth road
} Bryant Edward, carpenter, off Division
st, r Adelaide st
Bryant John, teamster, off Division st, r
| Adelaide st
Bryant William, carriage painter, off
Division st, r Adelaide st
Bryson James, penitentiary
| Portsmouth
Bulger James, laborer, Ontario st
Julger Patrick, carpenter, Centre st
Bunt Richard, blacksmith, 10 Welling-
ton st
Burch George, carpenter, Charles st
Bureau Hezekiah, laborer, King st
| Burean Peter, storeman, King st
| Burgess Alfred James, jeweller, Ports-
mouth ‘
Surgess James, carpenter, Colborne st
Burgess Jolin, carpenter, Victor’a st
| Burgess Jolin, fancy store, 143 Prin-
cess st
Burk Timothy, tailor, Ontario st
Burke James R., house and land agent,
| Division st ;
Burke Thomas, laborer, Barrack st
Burns George, laborer, Johnson st
Burns Henry, founder, Division st
guard,
OO EOE 5 en Nia
STE ne a a Nannon
Pact etn rn enna iaappaeier tener
KInastTon.
Burns James, laborer, Young’s lane
Burns John, boarding house, 154 Prin-
cess st
Burns John, carpenter, John st
Burns Michael, laborer, Johnson st
Burns Miss Elizabeth, Ellice st
Burns Moyles, laborer, Division st
Burns Mrs. Ellen, wid William, William
st
Burns Patrick, proprietor Eureka sa-
loon, 160 Princess st
Burns Robert, laborer, Brock st
Burns Robert T.,post office clerk, Rideau
st
Burns Simon, carter, Young’s lane
Burrowes J. J., judge County court, cor
King and Brock sts, bds William st
BURROWS WILLIAM, produce and
commission merchant; current prices
paid for butter, cheese, tallow, lard,
&c., office at W. Haven’s, exchange
broker, King st
Burtis James, carpenter, Colborne st
Burton John V., moulder, Queen st
Burwell Mrs, Sarah, wid A. H., Queen st |
Bushell James F., boarding house, 207
Princess st
Bushell John, sailor, King st
Busse William, clerk, 94 Princess st
Bussier Antoine, ship carpenter, Cla-
rence st
Butler John, laborer, Young’s lane
Buttner Lewis, steward Kingston hospi-
tal, Stuart st
Buttner Mrs. George L., mantle maker,
Bagot st
Byers David, laborer, Centre st
Byers rev. Henry, Wesleyan, 77 Queen st
Cahron Adolphe, blacksmith G.T.R., n |
depot
Cairn Mrs. Catherine, wid John, Union
st
Calbert Thomas, laborer, off Division st,
r Adelaide st
Caldback James, laborer, First st
Calfer Miss Ann, Bagot st
Callaghan Daniel, accountant Fron-
tenac Loan and Investment society,
101 Princess st
CALVIN & BRECK, ship builders, pro-
prietors of Government tug line of
steamers, Ontario st
Cameron <Alex., of Cameron & Mudie,
Portsmouth
Cameron colonel Angus, Simcoe st
Cameron John, clerk, cor Bagot and |
Earl sts
Cameron & Mudie, carpenters and build-
ers, Portsmouth
CAMPBELL HON, ALEXANDER, of |
Campbell, Mowat & Maedonnell,
senator, postmaster general, Hill- |
croft, Union st
Campbell Jas., wood dealer, Ontario st |
Campbell James, William st
Campbell James, mason, Plum st
Campbell John, clerk, King st
Campbell John, laborer, Jenkin’s lane
Campbell Matthew, of R. & M. Camp- |
DOMINION 410 DIRECTORY.
Canada Life Assurance Co., Robinson
Rutherford, agent, Masonic buildings,
King st
Janada Wm., laborer, Jenkin’s lane
CANADIAN ENGINE AND MACHI-
NERY CO.,, Charles Gilbert, secre-
tary-treasurer ; J. G. Tandy, super-
intendent, Ontario st
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., agent
for Allan Line of steamships, G. T.
Oliver, agent, Rybert Kent, treasurer,
cor Brock and King sts
Canfield William, store, King st
Cannem Win,, jun,, sailor, Division st
Cannem Wm.,, sen., laborer, Division st
Cannon Mrs. Mary, wid Charles, Mon-
treal road
Cannon William, car builder G.T.R.
Cannon William, tailor, Princess st
Card Mrs. Maria, eating house, City
hall buildings, Ontario st
Carey Joseph, laborer, Bondhead st
Carey Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John,Brock st
Carl James, engineer, Barrack st
Carleton John, carpenter, Ontario st
Carleton Mrs. Julia, wid Wm., Earl st
Carnick James, pensioner, Jenkiis lane
Carnovsky Robert, grocer and baker,
Princess st
Caroll Patrick, sailor, Ontario st
Carr Mrs. Mary, wid George, Victoria st
Carr William, laborer, Ontario st
Carr William H., laborer, Ontario st
Jarrell John, pensioner, Colborne st
Carrell Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, Col-
borne st
Carrier Thomas, laborer, Centre st
Carroll Maurice, carter, York st
Carroll Michael, laborer, Montreal road
Carroll Robert, foreman Kingston
foundry, Stuart st
Carruthers Geo., grocer, 154 Princess st
CARRUTHERS J., & CO., wholesale
grocers, Ontario st
Carruthers John, of J. Carruthers &
Co., Earl st
Carruthers Mrs. Mary, wid John, North
Bagot st
Carson Mrs. Sarah, wid Robert, Prin-
cess st
CARSON R. J., grocer, provision, flour
and grain merchant, 133 and 135
Princess st
Carter Alexander, moulder, Centre st
Carter Thomas, penitentiary guard,
Portsmouth
Carter William, mason, Young’s lane
Cartmill Nathaniel, laborer, Bay st
CARTWRIGHT JAMES S., barrister,
King st n Clarence st,resides in Ports-
mouth
Cartwright Richard J., M.P., barrister,
cor King and Queen sts, h King st
Casey Edward, laborer, William st
Cassidy Andrew, John st
Castell William, varnish polisher, Char-
les st
Caswell John D., — carriagemaker,
Princess st, h Clergy st
bell, 74 Princess st
CAMPBELL, MOWAT & MACDON-
|
NELL, barristers, solicitors, &c., |
Princess st |
Campbell Patrick, groceries and
liquors, Ontario st
Campbell Patrick, grocer, King st |
Campbell R. & M., grocers and tavern |
keepers, 74 Princess st |
Campbell Robert, of R. & M. Campbell, |
Princess st
Campbell Thomas, grocer, cor Queen
and Division sts
Campbell Thomas, laborer, King st
Caswell R. W., carriagemaker, Clergy
st
Caswell Thomas A., carriagemaker,
Clergy st
Cataraqni school, Mrs. John Strachan,
head teacher, Rideau st
Catholic Apostolic church, rey. Joseph
‘Elwell, Queen st
Cavanagh John, Sydenham st
Chaffey Elswood, medical student, Wel-
lington st
Chaffey George, of George Chaffey &
[PRovinor op
nr lm eT a TT
CHAFFEY GEORGE, & BROTHER
forwarders and commission mer.
chants, office Dock foot of William s
Chaffey William, of George Chaffey
Brother, Earl st ‘
Chalmers church, Canada Presby.
terian, rev. Patrick Gray, pastor
Karl st .
Chambers Michael, pensioner, William ¢
Chambers Mrs. Catherine, wid Michae}
70 Queen st
Chambers Thomas, laborer, Colborne st
Chambers William, laborer, Colborne st
Chance Wm. H., hairdresser, Welling.
ton st
Chanonhouse Mrs., wid Robert,82 Barrie
st
Charleton John, patternmaker, (nta
rio st
CHEQUERED HOTEL, George W
Fenwick, proprietor, cor George and
Ontario sts, nthe principal steauboat
landings
Chestnut James, Victoria st
Chisholm Daniel, pilot, Johnson st
Choilton Edmund, laborer, Third st
Choleroft John, pensioner, Barrie st
CHOWN ARTHUR, importer of he
and vhelf hardware, paints, oils, &,
agent for mowing machines, Bagot
st, h Queen st
CHOWN & CUNNINGHAM, manufac
turers of stoves, ploughs, hollow ware,
tin, sheet-iron, and copper. war,
dealers in tin, Russia and Eng
ware,tingsmiths’ tools, machines, &¢, 3
Bagot st, and proprietors
foundry, cor King and Queen s
Chown Edwin, of Chown & Cun
ham, Bagot st :
Chown Francis R., of 8. Chowné
46 Princess st
Chown J. G., bookkeeper, Queen st
Chown Mrs. Sarah, wid Samuel, 45
Princess st
Chown Roger, Bagot st
CHOWN S., & SONS, dealers in harls
ware, stoves, paints, oils, and manu
facturers of tin, iron and copper warty
46 Princess st aN
Chown Samuel D., of 8, Chown & Sons
46 Princess st
Chown William I., clerk, Queen st
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, _ brothey
Owen, director, Clergy st
Christie Israel James, ledger keepe
Bank of Montreal, Rideau st
Christie John, laborer, North Bagot st
Christmas James, laborer, King st
CHRONICLE AND NEWS, week
annual subscription $2; establishe
1810, James Neish, editor, proprietol
and printer, Princess st
Cicolari A,, confectioner and saloon
keeper, Market sq aid
CITY CHAMBERLAIN'S — OFFICH
William Ireland, chamberlain, Cit
hall buildings, Ontario st 7
CITY CLERK’S OFFICE, Micha
Flanagan, city clerk, City hall buita
ings, Ontario sf i
CITY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, W.!
Minnes, collector, City hall buildings
Ontario st if
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE 00,
CANADA, Life and Guarantee dep
ments, James A, McDowall, age!
Princess st a
CITY ARCHITECT, John Power,
Queen st
Brother, Wellington st
Chaffey George, jun., of George Chaf-
Campbell William, plasterer, William st
fey & Brother, Johnson st
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE, Jeb
Innes, city engineer, City hall but
ings, Ontario st
sheet-iron, japanned and stamped ting
Clewlo Mrs. 1
Agricultural °
I
Cob
Coburn William, ¢
ind King stg
oehrane Tames
Coc}
COCKBURN JOHN
Steamfitter, 32 Ky
h Ontario st ich
oekburn William,
Con st
Loflee Wily;
olbourne
Stairs
olleng J
allins
dllingwood st
ONTARIO. }
—__—
CITY HALL, |
tario st
CITY HOTEL, |
34 Princess st
CITY OF KIN
CO., John
Queen st
CITY REGIST
A. Cumming
buildings, Ont
Clanahan Wm,, |}
Claney Michael.
Clancy Thomas,
CLARK J, C.,
banker, cor Cl.
h Union st
Clark Joseph, ve
Clark Joseph E.
Clark Michael, la
Clark Mrs. Ma
Barrack st
Clark Percival, ¢
Princess st
Clark Robert, ma:
Clark Williem, Ie
Clarke Benjamin,
Clarke Charles, i
liam st
Clarke Edmund, |
Clarke F. G., dir
Clarke Fred., ca
denot
Clarke J. B., farm
Clarke Miss Ann
st
Clarke Mrs. Diana
Clarke William, la
Claxton Matthew,
Claxton T, James,
Co.,resides in M
Clay John, laborer
Clayton John, cley
ton's, Ontario st
Cle
ond. laborer
fayton Daniel, jo
Cayton Martin, sh
Clements James, Lal
Clements Leonard,
st
Clerk of the mark
ter’s office, Ale
hall buildings. O
rg
King st
Joseph, secon
hock st, h Queer
y.
1M st
ay
ton Robert, mas
1am captain, Ma
ran George,
N sai
inane William, 14
‘am, malt
John, ship
' Ontario st
Julius, hatte
Edward H., r¢
ROVINOE Op
& BROTHER,
mission mer.
t of William st
orge Chattey &
nada
Presby.
Gray,
pastor
yner, William st
e, Wid Michael,
rer, Colborne st
rer, Colborne st
resser, Welling-
Robert,82 Barrie
‘maker, Onta-
L, George W
cor George and
cipal steamboat
in st
Johnson st
rer, Third st
ner, Barrie st
porter of hat
paints, oils,
nachines, ban ot
HAM, manufac
ris, hollow ware,
| copper. wa
ja and Ra
and stamped tite
machines, &e., 8
yrietors Victoria
nd Queen st
own & Cun
$.C hown&S Ons
per, Queen st
wid Samuel, 45
Mt ot)
dealers in bards
, oils, and manu
and copper Walt
3. Chown & Sons
Quee nest
brother
lerk,
“+ edger keepe
raul st
“North Bagot st
hrer, King st
NEWS, week!
$2; e abli
3 st
AIN'S OFFICH
vambertain City
rio st
NPICE, Miche
, City hall build
s OFFICE, WE
aT aranteedeer
cDowall, age"
John Power, :
CITY OF
(‘Ns
(Clancy oe lal
a
sditor, proprietol
ner and saloon
ty he all buildings
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Se ee ee ee merch aetna ae aaa arias area mance ene nner eo aan
QITY H: ae L, city hall buildings, On-
tario §
ITY HOTE L, Robert Irwin, proprietor,
34 Princess st
CO, John
Queen st
CITY REGISTRAR'S
A. Cumming,
buildings, Ontar
‘anahan Wm., lal
WARK J. C., ex
banker, cor volar
h Union st
Clark Joseph, varnisher, Brock st
ark Jos eph E., bi
lark Mrs.
Barrack st
Clark Pereival, cle
Princess st
Clark William, lal
Clarke Charles, in
liam st
Clarke Edmund,
Clarke P, G., drug
Clarke
depot
Clarke J. B., farmer,
Clarke Miss Aun,
st
Clarke Mrs, Diana,
Clarke William, la
Claxton Matthew,
Claxton T. James,
Co.,resides in M
ton’s, Ontario st
Clayton J.,
Clayton Martin, sh
Cle
st
Clerk of the mark
ter’s office
st ldingss, 0
Clewlo Mrs,
nents Leonard,
ose ph, secor
depot
Francis C.,
Agricultural
ham st
Clint P., grocer a
Ontario stn Clar
ham captain, My
ochran George,
ind King sts
Cochrane William,
COCKBURN JOH
steamfitter, 32 Ki
hOntario st
ockburm William
con st
Voflee William, ma
lbourne John, shi
KINGSTON GA
Kerr,
aney Michael, laborer
lark Michael, laborer, Johnson st
| Mary
Clark Robert, mason, William st
Clarke Benjamin, laborer,
laborer,
Fred., car
Clay John, laborer,
ayton John, clerk, bds at Mrs. Cling | Arch st
( laborer, Vietoria st
Clayton Daniel, joi
Clements James, laborer,
Alexander
Marg
eae K th Quee n st
Hd Go urge, ta bore od
liford Henry, w
Sydenham st
Cline Henry, gene
Insurance Co.,
ixton Rohert, mason, Adelaide st Montreal road n depot
Coburn William, carter,
oeheane ames, sailor, Durham st
DOMINION 441
Collins John A.,
St
Collins John, laborer, Centre st
Collins Michael, laborer, Queen st
Collins Thomas. sailor, Division st
Colter Arthur, clerk, bds Brock st
Colwell James, salesman, Earl st
Comer George, purser, Johnson st
printer, Collingwood
AS LIGHT
manager, office
OFFICE, Geo.
registrar, City hall | Comer J. F. R, ., Ontario st
io st Comerford Garrett, baker, Wellington st
worer, North eile st | Commercial house, Timothy Doole n,
Karl s proprictor, 1 Princess st
rer, W liar st Comper John, penitentiary guard, Cen-
change broker and tre st
snd Ontario sts | Congregational church, rev.
| Fenwick, Wellington st
Conlan John, tailor, William st
sokkeener, William st | Conley Henry, laborer, Place d’ Armes
Conley Thom: as, merchant tailor, King
stn Market sq
Connolly Patriek, laborer, Ontario st
Connolly Wm,, stonecutter, Johffson st
; Connor James, cabinetmaker, Brock st
Connors John, laborer, Earl st
CONROY MICHAEL, wholesale and re-
tail grocer and liquor merchant, Mar-
ket sq, h Ellice st
Conroy Patrick, cab owner, Ellice st
marries PATRICK, grocer, pro-
vision, flour and grain merchant, 75
p rincess st
|; CONSULATE OF THE
| STATES, 8. Byron
Ontario st
Convent of | Notre
Johnson st | __ Thecle, Bagot st
borer, Jobnson st Cook Henry, tailor, 49 Queen st
tinsmith, Clergy st | Cook John, policeman, Patrick st
of George Offord & | Coombs William I1., teneher, Bagot st
aivtranh « | Cooney Patrick, laborer, Johnson st
Rideau st | Cooper John, keeper penitentiary,
Kenneth M.
ence
Ann, wid Robert
rk, bds at City hotel,
yorer, Bagot st
Bagot st
surance agent, Wil-
William st
gist, William st
builder G.T.R. on mecca
UNITED
n depot Hanee, consul,
shopkeeper, Ontario |
Dame, sister St
| Cooper Mrs. Catherine, wid
| grocer, 50 Barrie st
ner, Ontario st Cooper Thomas. laborer, Barrie st
ipwright, Arch st Corbett Charles IE, gaoler, barrie st
Donald,
DIRECTORY.
Queen st | Corbett Jolin, Jaborer, George st
CORBETT LIEUY. COLONEL |
THOMAS A,, xeting provincial store- |
et and harbour rnas- | keeper, Place d’ Armes |
Smyth, City} Corbett William, tinsmith, 97 Prin-}
ntario st cess st |
|
|
|
|
|
L.D.S., Wellington |
suret, wid William, | Cormack John, janitor Queen's college, |
Arch st
Corntord Thomas
; CORPORATION OF
‘ William
Colborne st =| Flanagan, ety
oodman G.T.R., on turio st
} Corrigan Daniel, shop,
| Bondhead st
I ! Corrigan John, labore
Syden- | Cosly Charles, Centre st
Costello Samuel, clerk, Rideau st
>| Costloe William, tailor, King st
| Coulter Mrs. Ann, wid James,
. laborer, Jenkin's lane
KINGSTON,
Robinson, mayor: Michael
clerk, City hall, On-
id hand dealer, 36 |
or, Ontario st
Market sq, hh}
|
f |
ral agent Farmer's * Ontario st |
|
nd provision dealer
ence st tavern, |
) | Coulthart David, foundryman, King st |
, Plum st | Coulton David, Wade's lane
saloon, cor Barrack County gaol, Charles H. Corbett, gov |
| ernor, cor Sydenham and Barrie sts
| Cournean Mrs. Anne, wid William, Ba- |
| got st |
Sourt house, John Ashley, keeper, Sy- |
denham st cor Barrie st
X., of F. X. Cousineaux
Dea-| & Co. |
| Cousineaux F, X., & Co., dry goods, &e.,, |
Itster, King st Prinesss st
ip carpenter, Seventh |; Coverdale Mrs, Catherine, wid W illiam, |
aitland st
laborer, King st
N, coppersmith and |
ing st n Princess st, |
| Cousineaux F,
» blacksmith,
| Cullen Patrick, laborer,
| Cummerford Mrs.
KINGSTON.
Cowie Thomas, mason, John st
Cox Mrs. Catherine, wid John, Bond-
head st
Coxworthy Mrs.
King st
Coy John, 44 Queen st
Coyle Henry, cab driver, Balaclava st
Coyle James, seaman, Balaclava st
Craig A. W., baker and confectioner, 66
King st
Craig James, clerk, King st
CRAIG MAJOR JOHN, J.P., county
clerk, resides in Portsmouth
Craig Mrs. Agnes, wid John, King st
Craig William G., clerk, King st
Cranston Miss, teacher Gordon Street
school
Crawford Alexander,
G.T.R., Johnson st
Crawford Anthony, carter, Division st
Crawford David, gardener, Centre st
Crawford John, machinist, James st
Crawford Mrs. Mary, wid Edward,
Union st
Crawford Mrs. Mary, wid Francis,
st
Crawford rev. E.P.,
Gore st
CREIGHTON GEORGE W., agent
Frontenae brewery, Collingwood st, h
King st
Creighton John, George st
Creighton John, jun., George st
CREIGHTON JOHN, warden Kingston
penitentiary, Portsmouth, h George st
Creighton William, George st
Crid:ford Join, fancy goods, 78 King st
Cridiford Thomas, Johnson st
Crindle William, laborer, Centre st
Crisley Edward, luborer, Montreal
road
Cromley Hugh, carpenter, Union st
Cromley John, laborer, Brock st
Crommer Mrs, Jessie, wid John, Barrie
Maria, wid Thomas,
freight agent
James
M.A. chof England,
st
Cross P., discount cierk Bank of Mon-
treal, King st
CROTHERS H. & W. J., bread and bis-
cuit bakers, 18 Wellington st
Crothers Hutehinson, of H. & W. J.
Crothers, 18 Wellington st
Crothers Wm. J., of H. & W.
ers, 18 Wellington st
Croty James, laborer, Union st
Crowe Henry, laborer, Gore st
Crowley George, penitentiary
Portsmouth
J. Croth-
guard,
Crown and Anchor hotel, Daniel Lynch,
propr fetor, Johnson st
| Crozier James, laborer, Union st
Crystal palace, James Sparks, caretaker,
Bath road
Cudmore Daniel, shoemaker, Earl st
Culeheth John, baker, Porstmouth
| Cullins Garrett, laborer, Bay st
(
James Cullen & Co.,,
ullen James, of
Sydenham st
Cullen James, & Co., soapmakers, Sy-
denham st
Bondhead st
Ann, 36 (ueen st
CUMMING GEORGE A., city regis-
trar, City hall buildings, Ontario. st
Cummings Hugh, butcher and baker,
Market sq
Cummings John-
son st
Cundrick Mrs. Ellen K., wid James C.,,
Centre st
Cunningham David, contractor, Arch
Michael, teamster,
“taits t Ontario st George st st
ai liu, hatter, Colborne st_ | Coverdale William, architect, Rockw ood | / Cunningham David, laborer, King st
Calli award H., reporter Daily News, | lunatic asylum, King st Cunningham David, policeman, Bagot
eming Wood st Coward John, baker, King st | st
FFICE, John
City hall buil
+ ARR LA con a eR IPL TaN
oe
KINGSTON.
DOMINION 442 DIRECTORY.
[PRovince op
—
Cunningham Henry, of Chown & Cun-
ningham, Johnson st
Cunningham John, builder, Barrie st
©unningham John, sewing machine
agent, King st, h Johnson st
Cunningham Mrs. Rachel, wid Wm.,
King st
Cunningham Robert, agent, Division
st
Cunningham Samuel, carpenter, Dea-
con st
Cunningham
Barrie st
Curley Mrs. Ann, wid, Bagot st
Curnick James, pensioner, Jenkin’s
lane
Curran John, laborer, Collingwood st
Curtis Mrs, Susan, wid Michael, Bagot
st
CUSTOM HOUSE, W.B. Simpson, col-
lector, King st cor Clarence st
Dacey Martin, shoemaker, Ontario st n |
Clarence st
DAILY BRITISH WHIG, the oldest |
daily newspaper in Canada, _ first
published in January, 1849; annual
subscription, to daily $6,to weekly $2 ;
Edward John Barker, M.D., editor,
. proprietor and printer, Bagot st
DAILY NEWS, daily, annual subscrip- |
tion $, 5 ; (Established 1850), James
Neish, editor, proprietor and printer, |
Princess st
Daley Mrs., wid, Princess st
Daley Thomas, laborer, Wellington st
Dalton William, clerk, Colborne st
Daly Mrs. Sarah, wid John, 76 Princess
st
Daly Patrick, taflor, 34 Growh sv
paney William, laborer, Centre st
Dann William, butcher, Ontario st
Danson Joseph, clerk, Union st
Darragh James, carpenter, r Bay st |
Davena Richard, grocer, Princess st
David William M., pawnbroker, Prin- |
cess st |
Davidson Andrew, carpenterand under- |
taker, Queen st
Davidson & Doran, Kingston foundry, |
Ontario st
Davidson Geo., of Davidson & Doran, |
Ontario st
Davidson Thomas, penitentiary guard, |
Portsmouth
Davis James, engineer, Wellington st
DAVIS JAMES, importer and dealer |
in dry goods, &c., Princess st, h|
41 Brock st
Davis James, shoemaker, Barrack st
Davis Mrs. Annie, wid Lewis, Division |
William, piano tuner,
st
Davis Mrs. Catherine, wid Loyal, 49 |
Wellington st |
Davis Mrs. Eliza, wid John, of Wil- |
son & Davis, Clarence st |
Davis Richard F., of Sheldon & Davis, |
King st
Davison John, laborer, Barrie st
Dawson Francis, laborer, Montreal road |
Dawson George, car inspector G.T.R., |
n depot
DAWSON J. A., printer, Wellington st |
Dawson John Robert, Victoria st
Dawson rey. Abraham, Episcopal
methodist, Victoria st
DAY BARNABUS W., M.D., L.D.8.,
156 Princess st
DEACON ROBERT, postmaster, King
st west
Deacon Robert, jun., post office clerk
Dean William, laborer, Centre st
Delaney Patrick, laborer, Johnst
Delaney Mrs. Margaret, wid John, |
| Dignin Michael, laborer, Montreal road |
| Dinnis Jas., flour and feed, 68 Princess st
| Dinsmore Mrs., wid, John st
Delaney Peter, commission
Johnson st
Delarmitage Robert, clerk, Bagot st
Denn Maurice, liquor dealer, Ontario st,
h Centre st
Denison George, laborer, Ordnance st
Denison James, laborer, Johnson. st
Dennison Mrs, Mary, wid John, 101
Harl st
DEPUTY ADJUTANT GENERAL'S |
OFFICE, lieut. col. Samuel P, Jarvis, |
D.A.G.; lieut. col. Alex, Patterson, |
acting D.A.G,,Tete de Pont barracks,
Ontario st
Deroche Febua, saloon, Ontario st
Derouin Louis, ship carpenter, Ontario
st
Derry James, laborer, Union st
Derry Pat., stove mounter, Secona st
Derry William, carter, William st
Derry William, engineer, King st
Desrochers J., professor of music, 44 |
Brock st
Detlor George H., appraiser custom
house, bds at Anglo American hotel:
Ontario st
Devan Maurice, shipwright, West st
Devana John, grocer, Princess st
Devine James, laborer, North Bagot st |
Devine Thomas, innkeeper, Ontario st
Devlin Mrs. H., wid John, Barrack st |
Devlin Patrick, hack proprietor, 33 |
Barrack st
Dick Miss Sarah, Queen st
Dick W. J., bookkeeper, bds Princess |
st |
Dickson John, shoemaker, Ontario st
Dickson John RED, medical superin-
tendent of Penitentiary and Rock-|
woodasylum, Portsmouth |
broker,
Dilion Jeremiah, storekeeper, Ports-|
mouth |
Dillon Joseph, boots and shoes, 25 Prin- |
cess st
Dillon Mrs. Joseph, Brock st
Dillon Mrs. Mary, wid William, King st
Dine Charles, foreman, Princess st |
Dine William, boilermaker, Ontario st |
Dinsmore Charles, John st
Dion Charles, boilermaker, Ontario. st
DISTRICT PAYMASTER’S OFFICE; |
lieut. col. M. W. Strange, paymaster, |
Tete de Pont barracks, Ontario st |
Dixon George, laborer, Barrack st |
Doarthy John, laborer, Place d’Armes |
Dobbs rev, FP. William, ch of England, |
Portsmouth |
| Dobson Stephen. agent, cor King and |
Queen sts. h York st |
Dockrill John, waterman, 50 Queen st |
Dodd George, blacksmith, O’Kall st
Dodds John, blacksmith, George st
Doherty James, tailor, Ridean st
Dolan Martin, proprietor Farmers hotel, |
57 Princess st
Dolphin John, finisher, Stuart st
Dominion Telegraph Co., Charles R. |
Hosmer, manager, Ontario st n Clar- |
ence st |
Donahoe James, butcher, John st
Donahoe John, laborer, 32 Colborne st
Donahoe Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel, Mont-
real road
Donald
depot
Donaldson Andrew, gardener, Fifth st
Donaldson Wm., engineer, Rookwood
asylum
Donaldson William, seaman, William st
| Donoghue
John, blacksmith G.T.R., |
Donnelly
Rideau st
Donnelly Mrs. Sarah, wid Robert, Wel.
lington st ;
Donoghue Cornelius, O’Kill st
Donoghue Daniel, grocer, Clarence s
Donoghue Jaines, of M. & J. Donoghue
Clarence st ais
Matthew, stove mounter,
| Donoghue James, switchman G.T.R,
depot
Donoghue M. & J., grocers and liquor
dealers, Masonic buildings, King st
Donoghue Michael, carpenter, O'Kill st
Donoghue Michael, laborer, Bagot st
Michael, of M. & j,
Donoghue, Clarence st
Donoghue Mrs. Annie, wid Michael,
King st
Donoghue Mrs. Margaret, wid Jobp,
storekeeper, Princess st
Donohoe John, porter, Queen st
Donohue Patrick, laborer, Earl st
Donovan Daniel, general dealer, Willian
st
Donovan Mrs, Catherine, wid James,
William st
Doolen Edward, laborer, Bondhead st
Doolen Timothy, proprietor Commer
cial house, Princess st
Dooley James, shoemaker, Centre st
Doran B.,& Co., dry goods and millinery,
Princess st
Doran John, engineer, King st
Doran Michael, of Davidson & Doran,
Ontario st
Doran Miss Mary, of B. Doran & Co,
Princess st
Oovan Mrs, Ann, wid Daniel, King st
Dorey Severe, laborer, Bondhead st
Dougherty Mrs. Bridget, wid Thomas,
tavern, King st
Dougherty Patrick, shoeing smith, Place
d’ Armes
DOUGLAS H. J., proprietor of P
Arthur saloon, wines, liquors, cigars,
and refreshments, cor Brock and king
sts
Douglass Miss, ladies school, 48 Priz-
cess st
Dowie Mrs. Robert, Earl st
Downing, Wales & Jewell, brewery
King st
Downing William, of Downing, Walesé
Jewell, King st
Doyle Darby, laborer, Princess st
Doyle Edward, sawyer, n G.T.R. depot
Doyle James, laborer, John st ™
Doyle Miss Johanna, dry goods, li
Princess st snes
Doyle Mrs. Ellen, wid Moses, Wellingtot
st :
Doyle Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick VW,
Colborne st 7
Doyle Patrick, laborer, King st
rinee
| Doyle William, butcher, Market sq:
Princess st : ae
Draper Frank C., barrister, King stu
Clarence st, h Earl st
Draper William, Wellington st
DRENNAN SAMUEL T,, furniture ma
ufacturer, cor Princess and Bagot ss
h Princess st ;
| Drew Charles, sailor, Ontario st
| Drill shed, sergeant Smith, caretakel,
| Union st
Driscoll Dennis,
st 4
Driscoll Jeremiah, penitentiary
Portsmouth ag
| Driscoll Patrick, laborer, Ordnance 91
Driver Thomas, boots and shoes, *
Princess st
stonecutter, Colborne
guar,
Johnson st
Donnelly Felix, grocery and tavern, |
Ontario st |
: 9 Welli st
Driver Wm,, tailor, 12 W ellington
| Droelet Andrew, carpenter, 2 GEM
¢
ONTARIO. ]
DRUMMOND
countant R
mouth
Drury Willia
Duff John, cle
st
Dufly Henry,
Duffy Timothy
Dutty Willian
Duinell Napol
Dumble Henry
and Welling
Dunbar Henry;
Dunbar John,
Duncan Rober
Sydenham s
Dunlop captai
thian, Ridea
Dunlop dames
Princess sts
Dunlop Willia
Dunn Henry, I
Dunn John, he
Barrack sts
Dunn Thomas
and Bondhes
Dunphy James
Dupuis Nathi
chemistry Q
Dupuis Thos, |
Dupuy Hilary
notary, Bank
riea, 68 Bart
Jurand James
tenac, King
Durnford Geor
North Ameri
Dwinnell Holl
wyer Michae
wekman Will
Easton Robert
Arch st
Edny Alfred, p
Eggleton Jame
Ellerbeck Jose
Ellerbeck Mrs,
Ellett James, |:
Elliott George,
Elliott Haw the
ELLIOTT ISA
house : wines
stantly on he
Wellington s
jott James, §
iott John, st
iott Matthew
iott Mrs. An
st
iott Mrs, F
_Storekeener ¢
fl iott Robert,
‘liott Willian
ket sq
Elmer John, tir
Elmer John D.
Cess st
Elmer Thomas.
Elmere Alexan
Centre st
Elwell rev, Jos
ch, Queen st
Emmens Georg
North Ameri
English Thoma
Ennis James, si
Enright Jame:
Ordnance st
Enright Micha
Erly Andrew, ¢
Erly Thomas, «
fl
tl
El
El
‘PROVINCE op
$$ —________
stove mounter,
Vid Robert, Wel.
) Kill st
cer, Clarence st
» & J. Donoghue,
chman GTR, n
ocers and liquor
dings, King st
rpenter, O'Kill st
borer, Bagot st
of M. & U,
e st
ie, wid Michael,
aret, wid Job,
33 st
, (Queen st
orer, Karl st
aul dealer, William
rine, wid James,
rer, Bondhead st
yprietor Commer.
st
aker, Centre st
ods and millinery,
, King st
avidson & Doran,
f B, Doran & Co,
Daniel, King st
, Bondhead st
ret, wid Thomas,
oeing smith, Place
pprietor of Prine
+3, liquors,
yr Brock and
b school, 48 Prin
hr] st
Jewell, brewery
Downing, Wales
Prinesss st
br, n GTR, depot
, John st 7
dry goods, i
Moses, Wellington
wid Patrick Vv,
ap, King st
her, Market sq,
rrister, King st
st
lington st
7’, furniture maa
ess and Bagot st
, Ontario st
Smith, caretakel,
hecutter, Colbortt
+ 4
snitentiary guar,
yrer, Ordnance a
ts and shoes, -
12 Wellington §!
enter, n GTR
ONTARIO. ]
DOMINION
_—
DRUMMOND MAJOR THOMAS, ac-
countant Rockwood asylum, Ports-
mouth ; ;
Drury William, painter, 90 Princess st
puff John, clerk Division court, Princess
st
Dufly Henry, laborer, Centre st
Duffy Timothy, laborer, Queen st
Dufty William, laborer, Wellington st
Duinell Napoleon, baker, Sydenham st
Dumble Henry, confectioner, cor Brock
and Wellington sts
Dunbar Henry, bootmaker, Bagot st
Dunbar John, Barrie st
Duncan Robert, of James Cullen & Co.,
Sydenham st
Dunlop captain Andrew, steamer Corin-
thian, Rideau st
Dunlop James, grocer, cor Ontario and
Princess sts
Dunlop William, tailor, Clergy st
Dunn Henry, Division st
Dunn John, hotel, cor Wellington and
Barrack sts
Dunn Thomas, tavernkeeper, cor Bay
and Bondhead sts
Dunphy James, waterman, Queen st
Dupuis Nathan F., M.A., professor
chemistry Queen's college, Arch st
Dupuis Thos, R., M.D., resides in Odessa
jupuy Hilary, insurance agent and
notary, Bank of North British Ame-
rica, 68 Barrie st
Jurand James, registrar county Fron-
tenac, King st
Durnford George, teller Bank British |
North America, King st
Dwinnell Holland, plumber, Union st
Eureka saloon, Patrick Burns, proprie-
tor, 160 Princess st
Evans Benjamin, carpenter, Colborne st
Evans Edw., pianomaker, Colborne st
Evans Henry B., M.D., surgeon, 155
Princess st
Evans James, prison guard, Beverley
st
Evans John, Beverley st
Evans Richard, carpenter, Stewart's
lane
EVANS WILLIAM C.,, manager of the
Provincial Hardware Manufacturing
Co., William st
Evans William J., broommaker, Col-
borne st
Everett Miss, Bagot st
Everett Miss Harriet, Clarence st
ives James, cab driver, Bondhead st
Eves Mark, laborer, Ordnance st
Eves William, painter, First st
Eward Thomas, blacksmith, Division st
Fagin Benedict, baker, Ordnance st
Fahey Lawrence, Wellington st
FAHEY MICHAEL, merchant. tailor
every description and latest styles con-
stantly on hand, Market sq, King st
Fair Marshall, joiner, n G.T.R.
Fairbairn
Kingston hospital, Stuart st
n depot
Falconer Alexander, of Falconer &
Horn, Earl st
Falconer Alexander, jun, Earl st
Falconer & Horn, sail makers, ship
chandlers, riggers, &e., Ontario st
wyer Michael, laborer, Collingwood st
Dyckman William H., Emily st
kes James, painter, Pine st
‘atl John, carpenter, Rideau st
farls Miss Mary Ann, Gore st
harly Thomas, tailor, 120 Princess st
aston Robert, commercial traveller
Arch st
Rdny Alfred, penitentiary guard
Eggleton James, laborer, Bondhead st
lerbeck Joseph, laborer, Princess st
lerbeck Mrs. Mary, Bath road
lott James, laborer, Ridean st
liott George, grain buyer, Princess st |
liott Hawthorn, pensioner, Rideau st |
ALIOTT ISATAH, proprietor Arthur |
house : wines, cigars, and liquors con- |
stantly on hand, cor Clarence and |
Wellington sts, opp post office
liott James, seaman, Centre st
liott John, steward, Wades lane
liott Matthew, farmer, Perth road
liott Mrs, Ann, wid Michael, William |
st
Aliott Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
storekeeper and tavern, Portsmouth |
‘liott Robert, carpenter, Stewart's lane |
Elliott William & John, butchers, Mar- |
_ket sq
Emer John, tinsmith, Sydenham st
Emer John D,, pastry cook, 53 Prin-
CeSs St
Elmer Thomas, baker, Bay st
Elmere Alexander, penitentiary guard
Centre st ee ,
Elwell rey, Joseph, Catholic Apostolic
ch, Queen st |
Emmens George, clerk Bank of British |
North America, Ontario st |
‘nglish Thomas, clerk, Third st
Ennis James, sailor, Wellington st
Enright James, car builder G.T.R
Ordnance st pe
rel Michael, brewer, Ordnance st
yi , clerk, Johnson st
os
oo
tS oo
oes peg es ey
WY
Fallon Michael, carter, 48 Queen st
Fallon Patrick, boatman, John st
Fanan Michael, laborer, Queen st
Fannan John, laborer, Earl st
larlin Michael, laborer, Patrick st
Farmer Peter, proprietor Morning Star
hotel, 1 Brock st
Farmers’ Agricultural Insurance Co.,
Henry Cline, general agent for Can-
nada, Clarence st
Farmers hotel, Martin Dolan, proprie-
tor, 57 Princess st
Farrell James, penitentiary keeper,
Arch st
Farrell Mrs. Jane, wid James, Barrie st
Farrington James, Wellington. st
Farthing George, shoemaker, Main st
Faweett Anthony, Wellington st
Queen st
Fee John, Queen st
Fee Samuel H., M.D., 94 Princess st, bds
Queen st
Fee William, bds Queen st
Feigh Patrick, boots and shoes, Brock
st
Fenn Thomas, tailor, Bagot st
Fenwick George, merchant, Johnson st
Fenwick George 8., of Fenwick, Hendry
& Co., Earl st
FENWICK GEORGE W., proprietor
Chequered hotel, cor George and On-
tario sts, n the principal stermboat
landings
FENWICK, HENDRY & CO., whole-
sale grocers and importers, Ontario st
Fenwick rev. Kenneth M., Congrega-
tionalist, George st
Fenwick Thomas M., M.D., physician
and surgeon, cor King and Queen sts
Ferguson Charles M., clerk, King st
Ferguson John, jun., carter, Ellice st
Ferguson John, sen., Ellice st
Ferguson John, pedlar, Charles st
Ferguson Mrs. Catherine, wid Nicholas,
a",
Erly Thomas, clerk, Johnson st
Charles st
443 DIRECTORY.
and clothier; ready made clothing of
Archibald, M.D., surgeon, |
Fairbairn William, woodman G.T.R,, |
Fearnside Miss Caroline, dressmaker, 49 |
KINGSTON.
Ferguson Mrs. Jessie, wid Henry, fancy
store, Wellington st
Ferguson rev. George D., B.A.,professor
Queen's college, Centre st cor King st
Ferguson Thomas, baker, Union st
Ferguson Thomas B., deputy sheriff,
King st
Frontenac, King st
Ferns Mrs. Christiana, wid A. J., faney
goods, 189 Princess st
Ferris John D., boarding house, cor
King and Earl sts
Fickern Thomas, coachman, Gore st
Fields Arthur, barber, Ontario st, h
Sydenham st
Fields John, laborer, William st
Filtz George, undertaker, Princess st
brewery, Portsmouth
Fisher Miss Alexis, Sydenham st
| Fitzgerald Andrew, laborer, Little's
lane
Fitzgerald James, laborer, off Beverley
| ,.8¢
| Fitzgerald Mrs. Catherine, wid David,
Earl st
Fitzpatrick Bernard, bailiff, Durham st
Fitzpatrick Jas., shoemaker, Barrie st
Fitzpatrick Valentine. mason, Young’s
lane
Fitzsimmons
John st
Flanagan John, cabdriver, Bagot st
FLANAGAN MICILAEL, city clerk,
and agent North British and Merean-
tile Insurance Co., City hall buildings,
h Barrie st
Flanagan Thomas, cabman, Bagot st
Flanigan James, Ordnance st
FLANIGAN JOHN, deputy warden
penitentiary, Portsmouth
| Flanigan Patrick, sailor, Bagot st
| Flannery James, laborer, Arch st
| Fleck Mrs. George H., Montreal road
Fletcher Switzer, carpenter, William st
Flury William, keeper asylum, Ports-
mouth
Flynn Daniel, laborer, North st
Flynn Michael, laborer, Arch st
Foley Mrs. Ann, wid Michael, Welling-
ton st
Foley Peter, shoemaker, King st
| Folger Benjamin W,, of Folger Brothers,
| Karl st
| Folger Brothers, brokers, Ontario st
Folger M. Henry, of Folger Brothers,
| Karl st
| Folger Mrs. Laura, wid PF. A., King st
| Foot Henry, confectioner, 164 Princess
| st
| Forbes Mrs. Mary, wid Wm.,, Barrie st
| Forbes William, power pressman Brit-
| ish Whig office, Barrie st
| Ford Mrs. M. W., wid Septimus, Rideau st
| Ford R. M., msurance and commission
| agent, Market sq, h King st
| Ford Robert, leather dealer, King st
| Ford Thomas, sailor, William st
| Ford William, jun., leather dealer and
tanner, Market sq, h Queen st
Forder Thomas, sailor, William st
| Forest Andrew, shoemaker, Little’s lane
Forrest Mrs. Janet, wid William, mid-
wife, 14 Barrack st
Forrest William, ship carpenter, Sixth
Stair, r Ontario st
Forsyth Mrs. Mary A., wid John, William
st
Forsyth Robert, laborer, Princess st
Foster Orvill, laborer, Division st
Foster Patrick, sailor, King st
Fotles William, marine store, 135
Princess st
Tuomas G., carpenter,
|
|
{
Ferguson William, sheriff of county of
Fisher James, proprietor Portsmouth
Cer.
a PA a ae a RU
KINGSTON,
DOMINION 444 DIRECTORY.
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Fountain James, laborer, Sydenham st
Fowler Fife, M.D., Brock st
Fowler, John plasterer, Johnson st
Fowler Miss Mary, Johnson st
Fowler Samuel D., 1st customs clerk
95 Princess st
Fraser David, saloon, cor Market sq and
Ontario st
FRASER & GEORGE, importers and
dealers in British and American hard-
ware, paints, oils, glass, &c., Princess
st
Fraser John, of Fraser &
Karl st
Fraser Mrs. Catherine, wid Hugh, King
st
FraserS, W,, penitentiary guard, King st
Fraser William, car builder G.T.R.,
Montreal road
Friel James, clerk, bds at City hotel,
34 Princess st
Froiland James D., gold and silver-
smith, 54 Princess st
Froissard Joseph, carpenter, Division st
FRONTENAC BREWERY, Archibald
Livingston, proprietor, George W.
Creighton, agent, Collingwood st
FRONTENAC
MENT SOOINTY, Thomas Briggs,
manager, Clarence st :
Frost Edward, laborer, York st
Fuller Mrs. Sarah Jane, wid Robert,
Johnson st
Fuller Wm., law student, Johnson st
Funnell David, car builder G.T.R., n
depot
Funnell Jesse, tailor, Portsmouth
Funston Mrs. Martha, wid William,
Barrie st
Furlong Thomas, laborer, Ontario st
Gaden George W., bookkeeper, 83
Queen st
Gage Matthew, jeweller,
Princess st
Gage Robert, architect, Clergy st
Gage Wm. G., watchmaker, Princess st
Gall Charles, colorist, bds Brock st
Gallagher Emanuel, carpenter, 11
Wellington st
Gallagher John, cab driver, 25 Bar-
rack st
Gallavan James, laborer, Earl st
Galloway James, proprietor Belfast
house, William st
Galloway James, teacher Queen Street
school
Gant Robert, clerk, Ontario st
Garbutt Daniel J., carpenter, Queen st
Garde Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
Second st
Gardiner James, of J. & F. Gardiner,
Ordnance st ;
George,
&e., 186
Gardiner James, of R. & J. Gardiner, |
William st
Gardiner James
Market sq
Gardiner R. & J., dry goods, &c., 182
Princess st
Gardiner Robert, of R. & J. Gardiner,
William st
Gardner James, sailor, Ontario st
Garrett Mrs. Almedia, wid Robert,
Union st
& Francis, butchers,
Garrett William T., laborer, Place |
d’ Armes
Garrigan James, boots and shoes, 10
Princess st
Garvin Edward, grocer, Ordnance st
Jarvin Michael, laborer, Ordnance st
Gaskin captain John, Clergy st
Gaskin Mrs. Eliza, wid captain Robert,
65 Wellington st
Gaskin Mrs, Margaret, wid Robert, 48
Barrie st
LOAN AND INVSST- |
Gaw Samuel, carpenter, Union st
Gay Charles, Sydenham st
Gay T. W., First st
Geale John, butcher, Market sq
Geary Edward, shoemaker, Barrie st
Geary John, laborer, Princess st
Gee Robert, proprietor Montreal house,
Ontario st
Gemmill Wm., instructor tailoring,
department penitentiary, 13 Barrie st
George Frederick J., of Fraser &
George, resides in Barriefield
George Jos,, carpenter, Wellington st
GERALDI HOUSE, Lewis Geraldi,
proprietor, 50 Princess st cor Mont-
real road
GERALDI LEWIS, proprietor Geraldi
house, 50 Princess st cor Montreal |
road
German George, sailor, William st
Gerrin J., medical student, bds Bagot st
Gibbons John, laborer, off King st
Gibbs James, engineer G,T.R., n depot
Gibson David, dealer, Princess st
Gibson Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, Ports-
mouth
Gibson William, Barrie st
GILBERT CILARLES, secretary-treas-
urer Canadian Engine and Machinery
Co,, Ontario st, h Bagot st
Gilbert Mrs, Jane, wid James, tavern,
Barrie st
GILDERSLEEVE C.F., steamboat pro-
prietor, Clarence st, h King st west. |
See Adv page 10
GildersleeveJames P., of Gildersleeve
& Walkem, Karl st
Gildersieeve Miss L., King st
GILDERSLEEVE & WALKEM, bar-
risters, solicitors, We., Clarence st
Gill Miss A., teacher, Johnson st
Gill Mrs. Catherine, wid Robert, King st
Gillmore J. E., professor of music, Queen
st cor Clergy st
Gilmour George, carpenter, James st
Gilmour Samuel, laborer, Centre st
Gilroy John, laborer, John st
Ginn Mrs. Catherine, wid Robt., King st
Giry John, laborer, Princess st
Givens Mrs, Charlotte, wid Christopher, |
Centre st
Givens Mrs. 8., wid George, 14 King st
Givens William, mariner, Division st
Glancey Alex., seaman, Ordnance st
Glassup Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas, 12
Prineess st
Glen Patrick, laborer, Bondhead st
Glenny I. W., acting accountant Bank
of British North America, Earl] st
Glidden John N., of Gurney & Glidden,
resides in Cleveland, N.Y,
| Glidden John, laborer, 36 Queen st
Godwin William H., clerk, Pine st
Gold Mrs. Amelia, wid H.8., Johnson st
Golin Edward, ship carpenter
Gollagher Thos., seaman, Ordnance st
Goodearle captain John 8., mariner,
Bagot st
Goodearle Humphery, cabinetmaker,
Johnson st
Goodfellow Henry, post office clerk,
Jarrie st
Goodwin James, laborer, Centre st
Gordon Thomas, teacher
school, Queen st
Gordon Wm. D., druggist, Queen st
GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO. of Galt, James
A. McDowall. agent, Princess st
Gorman Patrick, carpenter, Montreal
road
Gorman Samuel, laborer, Colborne st
Gormley James, seaman, Bay st
Gott Robert, clerk, 5 Ontario st
Grammar |
Goudie David R., chemist, Queen st
Gough James, boarding house, King s
Gourdier Louis, carver, Deacon st
Gow Alexander ©,, clerk, bd at Mrs
Ferris’, King st
Gowan John, seaman, Ontario st
Gowdey James, butcher, 150 Princogs g
Grafftey rev, George, Baptist, Johnson si
Crafton Edward, carpenter, Union st
Graham captain Peter, volunteer fied
battery, Pittsburg
Graham Mrs., Colborne st
Graham Thomas, bailiff, Division st
Graham Thomas, baker, 140 Princess st
Graham William, laborer, Ellice st
Gralton John, laborer, Ontario st
| Grammar school, Samuel Woods, M.A
principal, Clergy st
Grand Division Sons of Temperance of
Ontario, E, M. Stacey, grand gserib)
80 King st
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY ST.
TLON, William Neilson, agent, Mon-
treal road
Grant Henry C., Pine st
Grant Wm, E., shoemaker, Portsmouth
Gratton Jolin, laborer, Ontario st
Graves Reuben, harnessmaker, 34 Brock
st
| Gray Andrew, messenger, cor Princess
| and King sts
| Gray David, planing mill, Union st
Gray George, laborer, Queen st
Gray Israel, laborer, Bay st
| Gray Mrs. Mary U., wid Arthur, 12
Barrie st
Gray rev, Patrick, pastor Chalmers
church, Canada Presbyterian, Wil
liam st ;
Greasley Thomas, gardener, Princess s!
| Greaves Coorge, laborer, Stewart's lane
| Greaves oseph, Montreal road
| Greaze Mrs. Louisa, wid Noel, Gore st
| Green James, tailor, King st
Green John, butcher, Prine st
| GREENFIELD JAMES, dry goods anil
| clothing, Princess st, h 7 Queen st
| Greenwood John A,, carpenter, Princes
st
Greenwood Mrs, Anne, wid John A,
| Colborne st
Griffin Mes. Anne, wid Thomas, hotel
cor Ontario and Brock sts
Grigor Charles, jewellery and fancy
goods, 29 Princess st
}Grimason Mrs, Eliza, wid Henry,
grocery, Princess st
/}Groh William, hats and caps, cot
Princess and Wellington sts
Groves John, penitentiary guard, Ports-
mouth
| Guenette Lonis, brushmaker, Queen st
|Gunn Alexander, of J, Carruthers 6
Co., Johnson st
| Gunn Daniel, laborer, Princess st
| Gunn John B., gardener, Brock st
) Gunn Walter, 56 Colborne st
Gunn William A., of Heath & Guna.
47 Princess st
Gunning Edward, laborer, Centre st
' Gunsolus Kenneth, medical student, bis
| at 50 Brock st ;
| Gurney Albert, of Gurney & Glidden,
Bagot st
|GURNEY & GLIDDEN, forwarders
| and commission merchants, Commer
cial wharf, foot of Princess st ;
Guy Zachariah, bookkeeper, Clergy *
| st
' Hackett George, shoemaker, Thied st
| HACKETT JOHN, hide dealer, King
st n Johnson st
Hackett Johnson,
| Princess st
shoemaker, 19!
ONTARIO. }
flackett John)
Hackett Miss
rie st
Hackett Mrs. j
tario st
Haddigan Mic
st
Haffner Eckhi
Haffner Georg
Hatfher Philip}
Hagerman 4
George st
Hagerty Dani
Haislip Mrs.,
Hale George,
Haley Thomas
Hall Samuel,
Hall William,
Halliday Jam
tentiary, Po
Halligan Bert
treal road
HALLIGAN
and liquors,
st, h 69 Prin
Halligan Riel
son st
Halligan Thos
at
Hallinan Mrs
William st
Halloran Mrs.
rack st
Hamilton Edw
Hamilton hon,
HAMILTON |
tannery, offic
foot of Jolin
Hamilton Jam
Hamilton John
Hamilton Mrs.
Ellice st
Hammond Paty
King st
Hammond Paty
ae, ir
Hance Lewis,
at
HANCE S, BY]
rio st, h King
Handley J ytin,
Handley Thom:
ton and Harl
Hanley Archy,
son st
Hanlon Mrs. €
Picard st
Tanna Robert,
Hannay captain
Hanson Charle;
Harback H, A,
larback Mrs, |
22 Colbornes
al 1 Princess :
Tarkness Wil
Whig office,
Harmer James
0 depot
Harmer Williat
0 depot
Harold David, ¢
Harold William
Harper Samuel
Harper Samue iy
Harriman Richa
ROVINOE OF
eae
t, Queen st
house, King st
Jeacon st
k, bds at Mrs
ntario st
150 Princess st
tist, Johnson
ter, Union st
volunteer field
st
Division st
140 Princess 31
ry Ellice st
Ntario st
1 Woods, M.A
a
Temperance of
‘, grand scrily
[LWAY STA-
ny agent, Mon
er, Portsmouth
Intario st
maker, 34 Brock
ry cor Princess
i, Union st
Jueen st
Y st
vid Arthur, 12
ustor Chalmers
sbyterian, Wil-
ener, Princess s!
p, Stewart's lave
‘al road
| Noel, Gore s!
ig st
‘incess st
, dry s goods and
h 7 Que mn st
penter, Princes
wid John A,
Thomas, hotel
K sts
ery and fancy
, wid Henry,
and caps, cor
ton sts
ry guard, Ports
aker, Queen st
Carruthers &
Princess st
, Brock st
nest
feath & Guna.
er, Centre st
ci als student, bds
mney & Glidden.
NN, forwarders
ants, Comme!
neess st
yea cet
sper, Clergy §
ker, Third st
e dealer, King
hoemaker, 19!
OnTaRto. |
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Hackett Johnston, shoemaker, 35 Barrie | Harris Henry, lumber merchant, Bond-
Hackett Miss Ellen, dressmaker, Bar-| head st
rie st Harris John, laborer, Earl st
nackett Mrs. Sarah, wid William, On- | Harris John, sailmaker, Princess st
tario st | Harris Samuel, laborer, Centre st
Hadtigan Michael J., bookkeeper, Gore | neo Mrs, Elizabeth, wid David,
nion st
| Hartford Insurance ©Co., John V. Noel,
Hatfner George, butcher, Princess st agent, Clarence st opp post oftice
Haffner Philip butcher, "p *rincess st Hartnett Timothy, proprietor Ottawa
Hagerman Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph| hotel, Ontario st cor Princess st
George st Hartrick John, laborer, Queen st
Hagerty Daniel, grocer, Ontario st | Harty James, & Co., wholesale grocers,
Halship Mrs., wid, York st &e., Ontario st
Hale ( leorge, King st Harty Mrs. Ellen, wid James, Earl st
Haley Thomas, l:borer, Johnson st | Harty P., dry goods, Market sq, h Wel-
Hall Samuel, shoemaker, Bondhead st lington st
Hall William, carter, Earl st | Harty William, jun., of James Harty &
Halliday James, hospital keeper peni- | Co,, Wellington st
tentiary, Portsmouth Hasler Miss Catherine, Barrie st
Halligan’ Bernard, boilermaker, Mon | HATCH C. HL, steambont agent, St
treal road Lawrence wharf, toot of Jotinson st,
He shies Eckhard, butcher, Princess st
HALLIGAN JOHN, groceries, wines |, Bond nee st cor Ordnance st
and liquors, Anchor building, Brock | Hatch Chester, 417 Princess st
Hatten James, tailor, Bay st
| Haven Isaac C,, of W.C, Haven & Co.,
| Karl st
st, h 69 Princess st
Halligan Richard, boilermaker, John-
son st ‘ rn , , (1
flalligan Thos., cab driver, Wellington | Haven W, C., of W. CG, Haven & Co,
at | Karl st
wid Nicholas, | H AVEN W.C., & CO,, bankers, stock
| and exchange brokers ’, insurance
wid Patrick, Bar- |
Hallinan Mrs,
William st
Halloran Mrs. Mary,
rack st
Hamilton Edward, laborer
Hamilton hon, J., senator, M: aitland st |
HAMILTON HL, proprietor
tannery, office St Lawrence wharf,
foot of Jolson st, h at Millburn
Hamilton James, mason, Centre st
Hamilton Jolin, tailor, William st
Hamilton Mrs. Rebecca, wid George,
Ellice st
lammond Patrick, penitentiary guard,
King st
Mary,
| King st
, William st | Hawkes James, seam: un, Rideau st
Hawkes Richard, laborer, Rideau st
Pine st
Hawthorn Robert, shoemaker,
i} HAY WILLLAM, military
tailor, Brock st
Hayden Miss Mary, Barrie st
Hayes Patrick, laborer, Barrie st
s Thomas, laborer, Ontario st
ter’s sergeant depot Co's. Tete de
{ammond Patrick, sailor, Ontario st P ont b: uri ac ay Onti ario st e
lance Isaac, innkeeper, Bath road off Hays captain John, mariner, Well
Princess st | __ ton st
lane Lewis, fish dealer, Wellington | Hays Luke, grocer, Ellice st
Heagan James, sailor, 7 Ontario st
Heagens John, te legraph operator, bds
at City hotel, P Rane: t
Heally Patrick, labore ry Balaclava st
ings
ANC ES. BYRON, U.
rio st, h King st
Jandley Jolin, cabman, William st
Handley Thomas, groeer, cor Welling |
. consul, Onta- |
ton and Earl sts | gists, and dealers in fancy goods, 47
Hanley Archy, boarding house, John-| — Princess st
son st } Heath Mrs. Jane, wid Charles, 47
lanlon Mrs.
Catherine, wid Michael, | Princess st
ricard st
| Hedge John, shoemaker, James st
Hanna Robert, laborer, Youn; a8 lane | Heliman = Robert, ship carpenter,
lannay captain Win, mariner, Brock st! r Ontario st
Hanson Charles, laboret , Bay st | Henderson Geo,, sailor, 12 Wellington st
I arback H. A <<
arback Mrs,
29 xs olborne st
wid Hiram R.,
clerk,
Francis,
»C olborne g H
Harding Abraham, turnkey, Bartle st |
larly Edward H., Princéss st, h cor |
| ERE HENRY,
Prine yh Rideau st
Hh SDERSON JAMES A., D.C.L.,
barrister, masterin chancery, chancel
lor diocese of Ontario, Clarence st, h
Johnson
photographer, |
Earl and Sydenham sts \
Hardy George, 73 Queen si | Henderson James IL, of
Hardy Joseph, engineer, Barrack st | Henderson & Co., resides in Montreal
Hardy John, clerk, bds Barrack st | HENDERSON JAMES IL, & CO.,|
Hardy W.. cle rk, bds Earl st | forwarders and commission
ee Ji vhn, of J.G. Stratton & Co.,| chants, William Stewart,
1 Princess st wharf foot of Union st
Harkness William, engineer HENDERSON JOHN, — bookseller,
Whig office, h Balaclava st - itioner and music dealer, Princess
larmer James, car checker h north Sydenham st
agent,
sritish
GTR,
ie ienot re He a ‘rson P, R., of William Begg & |
Bee sy iliam, car builder G.T.R.,| Co., Wellington st west
deno
' Henderson Robert, clerk,
Henderson William P., registrar Trust
1 Sydenham st
larold David, carpenter, Earl st
peel : My illiam, carpenter, Centre st and Loan Co., 66 Wellington st
i my T Samuel, bookkeeper, King st Hendry James A., of James A. Hendry, |
Hi per Samuel H., clerk, Clarence st & Co., Montre al road
DOMINION 445 DIRECTORY.
and estate agents, Masonic buildings, |
Millburn | Hawkins Edw ard, shoemaker, Barrie st |
merchant |
‘veant Henry, aK rter mas |
HEATH & GUNN, chemists and drug. | :
7, Hogan James, laborer, Rides
James I. |
mer- |
| Holt Geo,,
| Holt Mrs.
| Holt William, carpenter, Barrack st
arriman Rich ard, mariner, Bagot st | Hendry Robert, bookkeeper, Johnson st |
KInasTon,
HENDRY JAMES A., & CO
sale grocers, &c, , Ontario st
Hendry Mra. Magdalen, wid Thomas, of
Fenwick, Hendry & Co., Earl st
Hendry Robe rt, proprie tor Kingston
soap factory, Centre st
Henley John, cab driver , William ¢
| Henley Miss Mary, of He miley & Otte Ny
We ilington st
| Henley & Otton, faney goods, Welling-
| ton st
Hennesy Mrs.
West st
| Henry Mrs, Alice, wid James,76 Princess
st
Hentig Clarles, Division st
| Herchmer Lawrence, farmer, Perth road
Hermiston John, cabman, Union st
Hermiston Mark, clerk, Karl st
HermistonMrs. Ellen, wid Robt., Earl st
Hersey David J, clerk, Stewart's lat
Hersey Thomas, carpenter, Stewart’
lane
| Heward George, grocer, 44 Princess st
| Hewitt Thomas, plumber, Ontario st
| Hewlett John, Queen st
Whole-
Mary, wid Coleman,
| Hickey Edward, clerk, 81 Princess st
| Hie key Mrs. Ellen, wid Edward, Wil-
| liam st
Hickie Mrs. Catherine, wid Daniel, 81
| Princess st
Higgins rev, Bernard, R. catholic, St
Mary’s cathedral, Johnson st
| Might Joseph, cook, William st
| Hilton Thomas, butcher, cor Barrie and
Barl sts
| HINDMARSH WILLIAM H., bandmas-
ter, and proprietor Magnolia saloon,
| 139 Princess st
Hinds Mrs. Mary, wid William, King
| Hinds William, Shoemaker, York st
| Hipson Charles, laborer, King st
Hipson Joseph, boilermaker, Ontario st
| lreland James O'Neil, accountant Trust
and Loan Co,, Johnson st
Hitchen Henry, tax collector, Ridean st
| Hobart George S., chemist and druggist,
37 Princess st, h College st 3
| Hobson John, car builder G.T.R,
flodge William, carpenter, Victoria st
Hogan James, inukeeper, cor Ontario
and Barrack sts
Hogan James, tinsmith, Ordnance st
ui st
Hogan Mrs. Jane, wid Michael, Ord-
nance st ‘
Hoge Ndward, laborer, Ontario st
; HOLDER BENJAMIN,
| picture frame and
| manufacturer, 203 Princess st
| Holder Ceorge, ¢ arpenter, York st
Holder Robe ark jobbe Ty 31 Brock st
| Holland William, le tborer, Stewart's lane
Holland William, penitentiary guard
Holligan John, grocer, G9 Princess st
| Holman Samuel, laborer, Montreal road
| Holmes John, overseer, House of Indus-
try, Centre st
Holmes Thomas, farmer, n G.T.R.
Holmstrop Christian, pianomaker, 5
Bagot st
|
cabinetmaker
looking-glass
ship carpenter, Portsmouth
Ann &., wid William, Johnst
Holt William G., carpenter, 33 Queen st
| Hooper C avalier, commercial traveller,
15 Rideaust
| Hooper Felix, of Weber & Co.,
st
Hope Tsaac, contractor, Colborne st
Hope James, boots and shoes, 36 Prin-
cess st, h Bagot st
| Hopkirk James, 2nd clerk customs,
Queen st
45 Queen
ral
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KINGSTON.
Hopson John, carpenter, Albert st
Hopson William, baker, Victoria st
HORAN RIGHT REV. E. J, D.D,,
R. catholic, bishop of Kington, John-
son st |
Horn Alexander, of Falconer & Horn,
Earl st
Hornibrook George, laborer, Plum st
Horsey Alfred, M.D., Clergy st
Horsey Edwin, tinsmith, Sydenham st
Horsey Henry H., architect, 51 Brock st
Horsey John, tinsmith, Barrie st
Horsey Mrs, Jane, wid Edward, Clergy
st
Horsey Richard M,, hardware, 165 and
166 Princess st
Horsey William M.,, Earl st
Hosmer Charles R., manager
Telegraph Co., Ontario st
Hotel Dieu of the Religious Hospitaliers |
of St Joseph, Brock st
House of Industry, John Holmes, super |
intendent, Centre st
House of Providence,
Edward. mother superior, Ordnance
Houston
Adelaide st
Howard Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Col-
borne st
Howard Richard, ship carpenter, Ports-
mouth
Howard Thomas, ship carpenter, Ports-
mouth :
Howe John, laborer, Third st
<6 |
Dominion
Howland Thomas, hackman, Division st |
Hoyle William, policeman, George st
LINSPECTOR'S OFFICE,
mother Mary |
Mrs. Martha, wid Andrew, |
| Jacob Adam, shoemaker, Queen st
Hudson Thomas, stonecutter, Arch st
Hueston John, carpenter, John st
Hughes John, sailor, William st
Hugo Nicholas, penitentiary guard,
Earl st
Hull Edward, laborer, Rideau st
Hull Mrs. Bridget, wid David, Rideau st
Hume Walter, shoemaker, Barrack st
Hunt John H., tinsmith, Centre st
Hunt Robert, assistant steward Fort |
Henry hospital, Queen st
Hunter George, Bagot st
Hunter James, laborer, Division st
Hunter John, blacksmith G.T.R., n
depot ;
Hunter Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Peter, Bar-
rack st
Hunter Mrs. George, boarding house,
Bagot st
Hunter Robert, engineman G,T.R., n
depot
Hunter William, blacksmith G.T.R., n
depot
Hunter William, carter, Division st
Hurd John, laborer, Ordnance st
Hurst John, sailor, William st
Hurst Thomas G., seaman, Ordnance st
Hurst William, laborer, Charles st
Hutcheson James, broommaker, Ste-
wart’s lane :
flutchinson Mrs. Margaret, wid A.,
William st
Hutchinson Mrs. Mary, wid Charles, tai-
loress, 109 Brock st
Hutchison Charles, tailor, Bondhead st
flyman Solomon, hats, caps and furs
"199 Princess st and 2 Wellington st
Tllsey Charles, Charles villa, Union st
Imperial Insurance Co., W. W. Ma-
thews, agent, Ontario st
Ingleton J. E., laborer, Bondhead st
Inglis rev. W. M., pastor St Andrew’s
church, Clergy st ; ;
Ingram Geo. H., blacksmith, Ontario st
Inland revenue office, A. Thibodo, col-
lector, Wellington st .
INNES JOHN C., city engineer, City
hall buildings, h 11 Barrie st
| James William, seaman, 37 Queen st
JARVIS LIEUT. COL, SAMUEL P.,
DOMINION 446 DIRECTORY.
Innes Miss Martha, school teacher |
Sydenham st
Inspector of licenses office, Thomas |
Mostyn, inspector, City hall build.
ings, Oatario st
vost office, |
R, W. Barker, inspector, Clarence st |
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Walter
Woollard, proprietor, Princess st
Ireland Alexander H., clerk, 24 Queen st
Ireland George E,, clerk in city cham-
berlain’s office, 24 Queen st
Ireland Thos.,engraver, 24 Wellington st |
IRELAND WILLIAM, city chamber-
lain, City hall buildings, Ontario st,
h 24 Queen st
rons Mrs, Louisa, wid Stephen, 58
Barrie st
Irvine William, foundryman, King st
Irving William, jun,, of W. Irving & Son,
Clergy st
tn William, sen., of W. Irving & Son,
Clergy st
Irving William, & Son, builders, Clergy
st |
Irwin Alexander, cooper, Beverley st
IRWIN ROBERT, proprietor City hotel,
34 Princess st
Irwin William, laborer, Ridenu st
Irwine John, county treasurer, resides in
Elginburgh
Jack Hugh, city missionary, York st
Jackson George, clerk, bds King st
Jackson Joseph, penitentiary — guard,
Sydenham st
James Martin, cab driver, and tavern- |
keeper, 39 Queen st
Jamieson Joseph, plumber, Johnson st
| Jarvis J., M.D., homaopathist, Welling |
ton st
deputy adjutant general, Ontario st,
li Union st
Jarvis William, sailor, Barrie st
Jefferies Francis, buggageman G.T.R,, n
depot
Sydenham st, h Johnson st
Jenkins Samuel, carpenter, Princess st
Jennings Patrick J., saloon, Ontario st
Jewell John, of Downing, Wales &
Jewell, King st
Jewsberry Frederick, engineer, Union st
Jimson Isaac, engineer, Wellington st
Johnson A. H., M.D., Portsmouth
Johnson James B., hairdresser, Welling-
ton st
Johnson Miss
street school
Johnson Mrs. Isabella, wid William,
Victoria st
Johnson Street High school, W. Tandy,
jun., principal, Johnson st
Johnson Thomas F., confectioner, Prin-
M. J., teacher Queen
cess st
Johnson Walter, clerk, Gore st
Johnson William, barber, Johnson st
Johnston James, clerk registry office
bds Brock st
Johnston James, watchmaker, Welling-
ton st, h Earl st
Johnston John. Ordnance st
Johnston Robert, tailor, Brock st
Johnston William, hairdresser, 6 Earl st
Johnstone George, sailor, Colborne st
Johnstone Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John,
Colborne st
Jolliffe Henry, master cooper peniten-
tiary, Ontario st
Jarvis Mrs, Jane, wid Francis, Bagot st |
Jeffers L. William, hotel, boilermaker, |
| Keeley Mrs. Julia, wid William, Sydew
Jenkins Edw., blacksmith, 84 Princess st |
Jenkins John, carriagemaker, Princess st |
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Jones David, carpenter, Sydenham gt
Jones Henry E., clerk * penitentiary
Portsmouth 7
Jones Henry, tailor, 43 Queen st
Jones J, J. Birkett, of Jones & Millar
bds at British American hotel, Clq.
rence st
Jones John, laborer, Hamilton lane
| Jones Jolin, tailor, Division st
Jones John, tailor, Princess st
Jones John E., tobacconist, Princess «
JONES & MILLAR, forwarding an
commission merchants, Ontario st
Jones Mrs, Mary, wid, King st
Jones Mrs. Sarah, wid Walter R,, Queer
st
' Jones Walter R,, laborer, Queen st
Jones William, baker, Sydenham st
Jones Willian, hookkeeper, Brock st
Jones William & Alexander, butehers,
Princess st
Jordan Henry, carter, Young's lane
| Jordan R. J., sewing machine agent
bds Princess st
Joyee Robert, shoemaker, Division st
Judd = Mrs. Louisa, wid Alexander
Barrie st
Kain Francis, boot and shoe maker, 107
Brock st ;
Kane Charles, blacksmith, Queen st
Kane Daniel, driver, James st
Kane Dennis, carriagebuilder, 15 Wel
lington st
KARCH J. A,, & CO.,, dealers in grocer.
ies, Wines, liquors, &¢., 50 Princess st
KARCIL JOSEPH A,, of J. A, Karel &
Co., proprietor Kingston coffee and
spice mill, Earl st
Kavanagh John, flour and feed store
Market sq
Kavanagh Mrs, Mary, wid Alexander,
William st
Kavanagh Patrick, heborer, King st
Kay John, Union st
KEARNS JAMES, manager Montreal
Telegraph Co.,, Ontario st, hi Georges
Kearns Patrick, tavernkeeper, Montredl
road
Keating Mrs. Bridget, wid, Division #
Keating Patrick, North st
hain st
Keeley William, jeweller, Sydenham &
Keelliher Maurice, John st
Keen George, carpenter, Ellice st
Keene Joseph, shoemaker, Wellingtons
Keilty rev. W., R. catholic, St Marys
eathedral, Johnson st
Kelly David, painter, Colborne st
Kelly Henry, Sydenham st
Kelly James, stonecutter, Rideau st
Kelly John, post office clerk, Wellington
st
Kelly Matthew, laborer, Third st
Kelly Michael, yardman G,T.R,,n depot
Kelly Mrs. Mary, wid, Bondhead st
Kelly Patrick, hoilermaker, Williams
Kelly William, barber, Princess st, !
Sydenham st
Kelly William, laborer, 40 Brock st
Kelly William, laborer, York st
Kemp Andrew, Brock st ; i
Kemp & Co., carriage manufactur
Sydenham st , ;
Kemp Geo., of Kemp & Co., Sydenham it
Kemp Geo. John, clerk, Wellingtons
Kemp Maithew, laborer, Fifth st.
Kennedy James, tailor, Johnson st
Kennedy Mrs., wid James, W ellington®
Kennedy Robt., ship carpenter, Barrie
| Kennedy William, laborer, Jen
Kennedy Roderick, M.D.., resides in a
Kennedy William, collector of tol
market No. 2, Place d’Armes |
kin’s last
y linery, Wellingt
‘A in’s |
Airkpatrick Mrs, T
RIRKPATRICK
bch of England, Be
ters, &e., Ontarj
lets, &e., Ontario
Urwin Mrg, Bridge
Raight Adam, cary
Ayes Mrs. Elizabet
OvtaRio, }
—
Kent Noel, Willi:
Kent Robert, sail
KENT RYBERT
Express Co,, U
Kerigan Michael,
Kerr Hugh, sailor
KERR JOHN, m
ston Gas Light
Keys Joseph, sho
Keys Miss, teache
Keys Robert, sho
Keys Thomas, sho
Kidd Edward, me
50 Brock st
Kidd Henry, carp
Kidd Joseph, lan
Killeen Patrick, 1
Kilpatrick James,
Kineaid Robert ©
Johnson st
King George, pai
King J. George, ¢
ii King st, h Q
King James, groe
King Jeph, shot
King Mrs, Ann, w
King Pateiek, join
KING WILLIEAM,
dealer in dry gr
goods, &e., Prin
KINGHORN G.M
merchant ; prop
and Wolfe Islan
ging director of
portation Co,, «
foot of Princess
Kinghorn John, 3
KINGSTON CO]
MILL, J. A, Kar
Kingston hospiti
steward; Archil
surgeon, Stuart
KINGSTON MA
Tandy, propriete
KINGSTON PEN
Creighton, ware
deputy warden :
surgeon, Portsn
Kingston soap firet
proprietor, Cent
KINGSTON STR]
SPICE MILL, (
Son, proprietors
Kingston Water W
S00, Manager, O
Kinnear Mrs, Elizi
Kinsley Mrs, Mar
Centre st
Kirk George, offi
Princess st
itk Samuel, labor
itk William, bo
Princess st
KIRKPATRICK
varrister, county
of ¥Yace, Ontari
rik ce, Ontari¢
tick Geor,
k& Rogers
t
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} itkpatrick Jumes
| Emily st
ck Michae
ane
REPATRICK
acey Jonathan P
Co ‘
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a
ydenham st
penitentiary,
wen st
nes & Millar
n hotel, Cl
ilton lane
on st
‘ae at
ist, Princess at
rwarding and
, Ontario st
ng st
ulter R,, Queer
, Cucen st
denham st
wer, Brock st
nder, butchers,
yung’s lane
nachine agent
', Division st
id Alexander
shoe maker, 107
th, Queen st
Ines sl
nuilder, 15 Wels
lealers in grocer
1, 00 Princess #
of J. A. Kareh &
}
‘ston coffee ant
and teed stort,
wid Alexander,
orer, King st
unager Montreal
‘io st, hh Georges
keeper, Montrea
wid, Division
st
William, Sydeu-
er, Sydenham &
n st
r, Ellice st
ker, Wellington st
tholic, St Marys
Rt
Jolborne st
Im st
ter, Rideau st
‘Jerk, Wellingtoa
by, Third st
Bondhead st
iv, 40 Brock st
r, York st
st ;
e manufactil
hk
r, Fifth st
, Johnson st
id’ Armes
n G.T.R,, 0 depot
maker, Williams
, Princess st h
ers,
Co., Sydenhamst
Wellington
1e8, Wellington’
larpenter, Barrie :
1D... resides in Bat
slector of tos
rer, Jenkin's a"
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Te es
|
vont Noel, William st ; |
Saat Robert, sailor, 10 Wellington st |
KENT RYBERT, treasurer Canadian |
Express Co,, Union st . |
Kerigan Michael, pensioner, York st |
Kerr Hugh, sailor, York st nik
KERR JOHN, manager City of King-
ston Gas Light Co, Karl st.
Keys Joseph, shopkeeper, Wellington st
Kors Miss, teacher Queen street school |
Keys Robert, shopkeeper, 15 Barrack st
Koye Thomas, shoemaker, North Bagotst
Kidd Edward, medical student, bds at
50 Brock st
Kidd Henry, carpenter, Centre st
Kidd Joseph, landing waiter, Queen st
Killeen Patrick, pensioner, John st
Kilpatrick James, mason, Charles st |
Kincaid Robert G., tinsmith, King st n |
Johnson st
King George, painter, Ordnance st |
King J. George, chemist and druggist,
ii King st, h Queen st
King James, grocer, Rideau st
King Jeph, shoemaker, Queen st
King Mes. Ann, wid Ralph, Ordnance st |
King Patrick, joiner, r Bay st
KING WILLIAM, wholesle and retail |
dealer in dry goods, gents’ furnishing
goods, &e., Princess st, h Ordnance st
KINGHORN G.M., forwarder and grain
merchant ; proprietor of Cape Vineent
and Wolfe Islind ferries, and mana-
ging director of the Montreal Trans-
yortation Co., office Atlantic dock, |
foot of Princess st, h Karl st
Kinghorn John, 34 Queen st
KINGSTON COFFEE AND SPICE
MILL, J, A. Kaveh, proprietor, Earl st
‘ingston hospital, Lewis Buttner,
steward; Archibald Fairbairn, M.D.,,
surgeon, Stuart st
KINGSTON) MARBLE WORKS, R.
Tandy, proprietor, Princess st
KINGSTON PENITENTIARY, John
Creighton, warden; John Flanigan,
deputy warden; J. R. Dickson, M.D.,
surgeon, Portsmouth
Kugston soap factory, Robert Hendry
proprietor, Centre st
KINGSTON STEAM COFFEE ANI) |
SPICE MILL, George Robertson &
Son, proprietors, Ontario st
Kingston Water Works Co., James Wi!
800, Manager, Ontario st
Kinnear Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, mil-
linery, Wellington st
Kinsley Mrs, Margaret, wid Dennis,
Centre st ;
Kirk George, officer Inland revenue,
Princess st
ik Sarauel, laborer, Wade's lane
Kitk William, boots and shoes, 35
Princess st ;
KIRKPATRICK %
barrister, county attorney and clerk
ick Michael, of Kemp & Co.,
Kink Pate
Airkpatrick Mrs. Thomas, Emily st
IRKPATRICK REV. FRANCIS. W,,
bch of England, Barrie st
RIRKPATRICK & ROGERS, barris-
_ lets, &e,, Ontario st
hwin Mrs, Bridget, wid James, Earl st
Raight Adam, carpenter, 46 Barrie st
| Irs, Elizabeth, wid Jos., Barrie st
Y Jonathan P., of W. P. Lacey &
, )
DOMINION 447 DIRECTORY.
KiNastTon,
|
Lacey W.P., & Co,, dry goods, Princess
st
Lacey Walter, of W. P.
42 Brock st
Laferty James, clerk registry office, bds
Wellington st
Lafferty James, M.D., Wellington st
LaFrance Henry, sailor, Wellington st
Lafrance Louis, mariner, Ontario st
Lacey & Co,,
J
Lafreniéve David, ship carpenter, Gore |
8
Laird John, painter, Division st
LALLY EDMUND J,, King st cor Earl st
Lamb Mrs. Mary, Division st
Lamb Walter, sailor, Victoria st
Lambert Samuel, carpenter GTR, n
depot
Landeryou John C,, carpenter,York st
Landeryou Joseph T.
Barrie and Colborne sts
Lane Timothy, policeman, Barrie st
Langdon Nathaniel, stonemason, Vie-
tovia st
Lanigan Andrew, corporation messen-
ger, Ontario st
Lanigan William, laborer
Lansing EB, C., barber, cov Clarence and
King sts, h Ordnance st
Lappage William, night
G.T.R., n depot
Lark Edw., contractor, 147 Princess st |
Larose Jean B., laborer, Montceat road,
n depot
Larose Mrs. Margaret. wid
Montreal road, n depot
| Larose Napoleon, fitter G.T.R., n depot
Lauder Jolin, keeper asylum, Victoria
st
| Laughern James, seaman, Bondhead st |
Laugheru Mrs.
Bondhead st
Laurencell Joseph, ship
Arch st
Laurentian brother, of Christian Bro-
thers community, Clergy st
Lavell Michael, M.D., Johnson st
Laverty Edwin, clerk, Gore st
Laverty Mrs. Mary, wid James, Gore st
Law Edward, rope maker, Williamsville
Lawless James, cab driver, Brock st
Bridget, wid Peter,
carpenter
| Lawless Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, Brock
st
Laws William Thomas, messenger post
office, Clarence st
Leadbeater John, laborer, King st
yardman |
LeRicheux Lewis, bookkeeper, King st
Lesslie William, engineer, Gore st
Levey Arnold A,, clothier, Wellington
st
Lewis captain William, mariner, Wil-
liam st
| Lewis Peter H., tavernkeeper, King st
LEWIS REV, GEORGE, B.A,, Primi-
tive methodist, Brock street church,
99 Princess st
| LEWIS RIGHT REV, JOHN TRAV-
ERS, D.D,, LL.D., Lord Bishop of On-
tario, office Synod building, h King st
| Lewis Thomas, laborer, Union st
| Light Richard, artist, Barrie st
LIGHTFOOT WILLIAM, cheap book
and job printer, stationer and wood
| Liengraver, Wellington st n Brock st
A,, grocer, cor} Linaugh Thomas, sailor, Ontario st
| Lindsay Jolin, shoemaker, Prir.cess st
| Lindsay Patrick, letter carrier, Wade's
| lane
Linegar James, Sydenham st
Linter Charles, engineer, Centre st
Linter Charles HL, grocer, cor Johnson
and Bagot sts
Linton James, King st
LINTON JOIN J., auctioneer and com-
mission merchant, cor King and Cla-
rence sts, h Gore st
Little Francis, tavern, 47 Barrie st
Little James, carpenter, Barrie st
| Little Joseph, carpenter Third st
Charles, | Little J N., clerk, Cemetery lane
| Little Mrs. Elizabeth, wid) Alexander,
stovekeeper, Barrie st
| LIVINGSTON ARCHIBALD, groceries,
wines and liquors, and proprietor
Frontenae brewery, 37 Princess st
Livingston Charles, merchant tailor,
24 Brock st, h 87 Queen st
Livingston James, clerk, 87 Queen st
Livingston Miss, teacher Queen Street
school
| Livingston Misses, milliners, Bagot st
LOCHHEAD JAMES, tobaccos, cigars,
snuff, meerschaum, brier and faney
pipes, lacrosse sticks, &c., 79 King st
Lockie David, boilermaker, Ontario st
| Lofte James, sailor, Ontario st
London Assurance Corporation, Isaac
| Simpson, agent, Clarence st opp post
| office
| LONDON TA VERN, George T. Swan,
| proprietor, Ellice st
Leader Mrs, Elizabeth, wid George, 89 Longman Thomas, laborer, 12 Ontario
Princess st
Leckie Archibald C,,
King and Earl sts
Lee Christopher, Barrie st
Lee Edward, laborer, Third st
Lee James, laborer, Division st
Lee John, carter, Charles st
Lee Joseph, laborer, William st
Lee Miss Rebecca, Division st
Lee Overton, watchman, 122 Princess st
Lee Robert, carter, James st
Leheup Jeremiah A., watch and clock- ;
maker, 54 Princess st
Leihy Mrs., acting matron penitentiary,
Portsmouth
Lemmon William, carter, Division st
st
distiller, h cor, Lovett James, laborer, Ontario st
| Lovett Thomas, shoemaker, Ontario st
| Lowe Samuel, shoemaker, Portsmouth
Lowery William, laborer, Princess st
Lowry James, laborer, Ordnance st
,Loynes Mrs. Rebecca, wid Charles,
grocery, Barrie st
| Lucas James, shipwright, Ontario st
| Lucas Mrs. Sarah, wid William, Brockst
| Lund Mrs. Caroline, wid James, John-
son st
Lynch Daniel, landing waiter, John-
son st
| Lynch Daniel, proprietor Crown and
| Anchor hotel, Johnson st
Lenard Miss Winifred, school teacher, | Lynch Dennis, laborer, North Bagot st
Portsmouth
Lenea Edward, 81 Queen st
Lenea Francis, tailor, Queen st
Lenea Peter, clerk, 81 Queen st
Lennan captain Felix, mariner,George st
Lenno Patrick, cab driver
Lennox George, laborer, Queen st
| Lynn Edward, painter, Centre st
Lyons Michael, shopkeeper, Ellice st
| Lyster very rev. James, Asan of Ontario,
rector St George’s cathedral, King st
| Macalister A., bookkeeper, cor Johnson
and Sydenham sts
MACAROW DANIEL, barrister and
Leonard Mrs. Ellen, wid John, grocery.! attorney. Princess st, h Johnson st
Barrie st
Leppard Lewis, Johnson st
LeRicheux Alfred, foreman, King st
|Macauley Mrs. Sarah P., wid Jolin,
King st
| Macdonald Hector, painter, Gore st
Kinaston, DOMINION 448 DIRECTORY, PROVINOE Gp
~ Sota
Macdonald Hector, shoemaker, Ord- | MeComb William, jeweller, Princess st |} McEwen John, grocer, Clarence
nance st MecConaghy Archibald, mason, York st} McEwen John F., of D. MeRwen & Son
MACDONALD JAMES G., manager) McConnell Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph, | Queen st, h Bondhead st mm
|
|
Merchants Bank of Canada, King st} — Princess st McFadden James, carter, Centre sf
west McConnell William, grocer, Portsmouth | McFall Michael, sailor, Johnson st
Macdonald John, clerk, Ordnance st |McConvill Thomas, of Wilson & | McFarlane David, clerk, bds Sydenhan
Macdonald Malcoln, clerk, Ordnance st MeConvill | st ; en
Macdonald Mrs. Mary, wid Peter, Ord-) MCCORKELU ANDREW, yacht, plea- | McFarlane Robert, shoemaker, ‘lie
nance st } sure and skiff builder, Ontario st McFatridge John, laborer, Mon
Macdonald Mrs. W.S., bds at 33 Queen | McCormack Mrs., wid, King st | McFatridge Mrs. M., wid
st . Se fe ; | McCORMICK A., wines and liquors; | Sen st
MACDONALD & PATTON, barristers, wholesale, Princess st, h Centre st MecFaul Robert, grocer, Queen st
solicitors, &c., Clarence st McCormick Michael, laborer, Welling- | Mcaul Robert, jun., salesman, Queegs
MACDONALD SIR JGHN A,, K.0.8., ton st : “| MeGann Mrs. Margaret, wid Joby WeKit
M.P., of Macdonald & Patton, Minis-) MeCormick Patrick. laborer.Ordnapeest| John st — an
ter of Justice and Premier of Canada, ) MeCoy Daniel. carter, Bondhead st McGarvey John, Wellington st WeKi
resides in Ottawa | MeCraig Owen, sailor, Barrack st | MeGill Archibald, clerk, North Bagot fll WeKin
Macdonell George M., of Campbell,) MeCraivht James, car builder G.T.R. | MeGinn Jolin, cab driver, cor Untarigil dep
Mowat & Macdonell, Barrie st ; McCrea Mrs, Charlotte, wid Samuel, / aud Barrack sts MeLai
Macfarlane William, foreman British} princess st | MeGinnis Frank, laborer, Place d
Whig office, Rideau st Thomas W.. carriagemaker, | MeGinnis Owen, hotel, On
Macglinn Mrs. Mary, wid Jas., Rideau st | Y 3 ‘ ; Johnson st
MACHAR J. M., barrister, solicitor, MceCutehon Mrs. Ellen, wid, shopkeeper, | MeGoldrick Michnel, hoatman,
&e., Sydenham st Kinw st | st
Mackay Donald, clothier, cor King and} McCullough George, proprietor Bay of McGowan James, hotel, 23 Brock st
Brock sts, h Ontario st | Qninté hotel, Bagot st 2 ) MeGowan John, laborer, Pine
Mackay Jolin, shoemaker, King st | MeCulloueh John. laborer, Bagot st ' MeGown Thomas, saloon, Broek st
MACKERRAS REV. JOHN Hf, M.A.) MeCullough Mrs. Elizabeth, wid James,
professor (Queen's college, college dressmaker York st | ;
buildings, Arch st | MeCummiskey Jobn. saloon, Ontario st) MeGrogan Mi
Mackey captain Edward, town major, MeCummiskey Mrs, Alice, wid Patrick, | MeGrogan Mis
Sydenham st saloon, Ontario st | MeGuire Jame; ;
Mackin Arthur, of Slaven & Mackin, ) MeCune Alexander, joiner, Centre st | MeGuire James, j ; oe
Wellington st | McCUTCHBON THOMAS, potash ma-| MeGuire John, tailor, Divi
Maclean And., general store, Ontario st} nufieturer, Wellington st, h Brock st | MeGuire a » trackman (
Maclean Donald, M.D. McCUTCHEON WILLIAM, potash ma- | M¢Guire Thomas I., law stu
Maclean Mrs. Mary, wid John, store-| ker, Wellington st, h Brock st | eA aie a : r
keeper, Ontario st | McDermott Join F., blacksmith, King st, | MeGuirl Patrick, laborer, First st
Macnee James, of Macnee & Waddell,} oh Wellington st | Mellquham Alexandes, cart r
cor Union and Bagot sts | MeDermott Lyons, porter G.T.R., n| stclray Mrs, Elizabeth, wid
Macnee & Waddell, dry goods, Princess | depot : | Bag tst
} MeDermott Patrick, upholsterer and | Mellroy Wrig
| Meflwaine F ;,
|MeIntosh Daniel,
|} bds at City hotel, Pr
MeIntosh Donald, :
™ |
st
MACPHERSON RICHARD, acting) undertaker, Brock st
emigration agent, William st, h Marlst | MeDonald Allan A., clerk, Brock st
McArdle James, gunsmith, 26 King st | MeDonuld Alexander, baker, Barrie st
McArthur James, bookkeeper, bds Karl st] MeDonald Mrs. Bridget, wid Lyons,
McArthur John, pilot, Ontario st | storekeeper
McAuley Hugh, detective, George st — | McDonald Donald, car builder G.T.R., | sere Alexander,
d vs ULEY THOMAS, bookbinder and | nh depot \ li nes ; : ;
Meal book manufueturer, Kine stn} MeDonald Francis, boatman, Charles st | McINTY RE JOIN, barrist ra
3rock st, over elty book store, bh Wil- | MeDonald George, harnessmaker, Mon-| ley at law, solicitor in chancery, é
liam st | : ) treal road Princess st, h Division st meen
McAvey James, Princess st | McDonald Holland, elerk, Brock st MeIntyre Miss Isabella, teacher |
McBrattney Adam, shoemaker, Bay st MeDonald Mrs. C. J., Arch st Street school
McBride Archibald, engineer, Ordnance |} MeDonald) Mrs. Sarah, wid Robert, | MeIntyre Mrs. Janet, Arel st
st ma } Barrie st Metntyre Neil, buteher
Movride James, grain store, Barrack st | MCDONALD PETER, erocer and liquor : Divisi mst
MeBride Samuel, carpenter, Ordnance st} desler, crockery, glassware, &e., King MeIntyre Robert
McBride Thomas, shoemaker, Barrie st st opp market MeIntyre Robert
McCabe Alexander, gardener, Barrie st} MCDONELL A. B., dealer in’ stapie |
MeCabe Jolin, tailor, Stuart st ; and faney goods, silks, velvets and) 4
McCammon James, butcher, Jolinson st merinoes, Woollens, cottons and broad | sl
McCammon Miss Eliza, Queen st cloths, 82 Princess st ;
McZlammon Miss Jessie, school teacher, | MeDonnell Archibald, clerk, Ning st
Victoria st | McDonnell Christopher, Laborer, Pin
McCammon Robert, baker, Bagot st | McDonnell Mrs. Mary C., wid Archibald, |
McCammon Robert, baker, William st | Exrl st
McCammon Thomas, baker | MeDowall James A.,jun,, BLA. lew stu-
McCammon William, butcher, Market sq | den
McCarthy Caviaghan, fireman, King st
McCarthy James, tavern and storckeep- |
er, Portsmoutl |
M Sarthy Thomas, councillor, head} Str school, Colborne st
keeper penitentiary, Portsmouth Mrs, Margaret, wid R
MeCarthy Thoma ilor, King st Wellington st
McCartney James, Johnson st eBlherian William, mariner, C
MecGartney Win., plasterer, Johnson st | McElroy John, mason, Jame
McCaul John, butcher, Durham st iptain Laughlin
McCaul Robert, engineer, Barri Jo nest
McClellan William, express driver, Col- | McEwen Daniel, of Daniel
borne st | Son
McClusky John, laborer, Ontario st |MeEwen Daniel.
McColl Evan, customs officer, Welling- Queen st
ton st McEwen James, laborer
V., teacher, Johnson
"PROVINCE OF
grocer, Clarence st
F., of D. McEwen & Son,
Bondhead st
nes, carter, Centre st
+], sailor, Johnson st
vid, clerk, bds Sydenham
bert, shoemaker, Ellice s
shin, laborer, Montrea road
irs. M., wid Thomas, J hn
rt, grocer, Queen st
rt, jun, salesman, Queen st
3. Margaret, wid Joho,
hn, Wellington s
bald, clet rl
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ink, laborer, Place d Ames
wen, hotel, Ontwio st a
Michnel, hoatman, (ntari
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ohn, laberer, Pi
s Sarah, 65
neg, farmer, Clarence st
nes, jun., butcher}
ln, tailor, Division st
, trackman ©, ‘
romas J, law student, Cas
atrick, laborer, First st
Alexander, carter. Vietorias
. Elizabeth, wid
agent, Fit
‘raneis, laborer, Gore st
Daniel, veterinary
itv hotel, Pr
Donald , vce
entiary, B
Alexande
3 SOHN, barrist rand ater
w, solicitor in chancery,
exea ens
1 Division
sabella, teacher
Irs. Janet, Arel at
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WeKelvey John, of McKelvey & Birch,
Brock st ;
YeKelvey Mrs. C., wid Robert, Young's
lane
YeKenna Mrs.
Charles st iar ae
YeKenzie Alexander, C. E., and foreign
press correspondent, Barrie st
WeKenzie George, clerk, bds at Anglo-
American hotel, Ontario st
Sarah, wid Hugh,
VeKeown John, boilermaker, Bondhead |
st
McKillop Alexander, tavern, Jolinson st
VeKinley John, watchman G.T.R., Mon-
treal road
\eKinley Miss, store, Montreal road
WeKinrott A. blacksmith G.T.R.. on
depot y
VeLaughlin Wm., servant, Colborne st
VeLean Donald, M.D., Princess st
YeLean James, saloon, Place d’Armes
VeLear Mrs. Mary, wid James, Centre st
VeLennan Mrs. Mary, wid James, Place
d’ Armes
YeLeod Alexander, tanner, Portsmouth
YeLeod James, machinist, Wade's lane
eLeod Mrs. Jane, wid
Johnson st
YeLeod Mrs. Mary, wid John, Colborne
MeLeod Neil, King st
MeLeod Robert, machinist, Bagot st
\eLeod Samuel, laborer, Bondhead st
YeMahon Andrew C©., Barrie st
YeMlahon George, shoemaker, King st
eMahon James, medical — student,
Johnson st
YeMahon John, carpenter, Sydenham st
MeMahon John, laborer, Earl st
McMahon Thomas, laborer, King st
\eMahon Thomas, painter, Barvie st
elahon Thomas, painter, William st
MeManus James, laborer, Union st
McManus Hugh, laborer, Ontario st
MeMillan Archibald, clerk, 24 Gore st
mission merchant, Princess st,h King
illan Donald,
Sydenham st
McMillan Dunean, laborer, Victoria st
lumber merchant,
DOMINTON
Alexander, |
| McRae W. R., &
McQuaid John, mariner, John st
MeQuaid Mrs. Mary, wid, John st
MeQuaid Owen, sailor, Barrack st
McQuillan Philip, shoemaker, Welling-
ton st
Co., grocers, Brock st
and 170 Princess st
McRae Walter R., of W. R. McRae & Co,, |
resides in Napanee
McRae William, of W, R. McRae & Co.,
cor Earl and Bagotsts
MecRay Mrs. Ann, wid James, Ordnance
st
McRossie William, lumber merchant,
William st, h Union st
MeSorley Charles, — livery
Ontario st
MeSorley Mrs. Eliza, wid, King st
MeVay James, blacksmith, William st
MeWhinney Hugh, mariner, Ontario st
McWhirter George, Inland revenue,
Wellington st
Madden John, laborer, Bondhead st
Madden Michael, engineer, Charles st
MAGNOLIA SALOON, Win. UH, Hind-
marsh, proprietor, 139 Princess st
Maguire Hugh, laborer, Sydenham st
Maguire James, butcher, Johnson st
Maguire Mark, printer, Colborne st
Magurk Arthur, laborer, Centre st
Magurn Alexander, post office clerk, 15
Rideau st
| Mahar Martin, seaman, North st
Mahood William J., fancy goods, 22
Princess st
| Main Adam, upholsterer, Wellington st,
| Mak’ os
BIOMILLAN JOHN, groceries,wines and |
liquors, wholesale and retail,Ontario st
McMillan Malcoim, laborer, Ordnance st
[Millan Samuel, commercial traveller,
Millen Richard, piano maker, Syden-
m st
leMullin Joseph, blacksmith, Welling
ib Thomas, fitter G.T.R., n depot
mara Michael, second hand store,
) Brock st
lNamee William, laborer, Colborne st
He m & Co. dry goods and
: cor King and Princess sts
Na n John, of McNaughton &
, f
; 1, Centre
te \ } ty ry
ess st
er, Johnson st
N y, Wid, Jolin
BeNeil Neil, laborer, Montreal road
Neil Neil, plumbe Brock st
bCNinch I 1 Peter, 4 Prin-
borer, Johnson st
i Allan, Sydenham st
rherson }
Sydenham st
|
h Union st
Mair John M. D., Gore st
Robert, grocer,
buiidings, Ontario st
Makins Thomas, American hotel, Hardy
buildings, Ontario st
Makins William, machinist, Barrie st
Malloy John, wood dealer, Clarence st
1 Hardy's
I : | Malone Thomas, driver, King st
{Millan Charles, auctioneer and com- |
Maloney Jolin, groceries and liquors, 18
Wellington st
Maloney Mrs,
Division st
Maloney Patrick, laborer, Queen st
Manahan Daniel, laborer, Brock st
Manery George, carpenter, Ontario st
Manion James, clerk, bds Wellington
Manion Mrs. Ann,wid James, Wellingt
st
Mann John, labor Bay st
Mannix Mrs. IH., wid John, Colborne st
Manson John, carpenter, Union st
Catherine, wid Jol}
Manton William, gunmaker, Montreal
road ;
Mareham John, moulder, West
Marecham William, laborer G.T.R., n
depot
Marchand Edward, engineer, William st
Maros John, ship carpenter, Ontario st
Marrison Robert, laborer, Plum st
Marrison William J., of Kemp & Co.,
Sydenham st
Marshall James
Marshall James, laborer, Colborne st
farshal| James, saloon, Princess st
Marshall Samuel, mason, Division st
Marshall William, carter, 5 Division st
Marshall William, clerk, Colborne st
Martin David, clerk, Rideau st
MARTIN EDWIN, grocer and oyster
dealer, 163 Princess st
Martin John W., carpenter, Victoria st
Martin Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
Barrack st
carter, Queen st
Maria, wid John, 3/ Martin Mrs. Mary, wid James, Barrack
st
eQt ade William f Rappe & Co., bds | Martin William, wholesale grocer, Prin-
cess st
82
stubles, |
449 DIRECTORY.
| Meagher John, ¢
| Meghey Ja
| Metcalf Jame
} Metcalfe William, gardener, Portsmouth
Kinaston
Martin William C., Princess st
Marvin William, laborer, John st
Mary Edward mother, superioress
House of Providence, Ordnance st
Mason Henry, ship carpenter, Union st
Mason Sainuel, sailor, William st
Masonic buildings, Richard Town, pro-
prietor, Ning st
| Massie James, clerk, Colborne st
Massie John, carpenter, Colborne st
Massie William, carpenter, Colborne st
Massie William, jun. carpenter, Col-
borne st ;
Mathewson James, brewer and peniten-
tiary guard, Portsmouth
Matthews Jas., carpenter, Sydenham st
Matihews John, boarding house, Brock
st
Matthews John jun. clerk G.T.R. Brock
st
Matthews Mrs. Eliza A.,
milliner, Queen st
Matthews Robert, Johnson st
Matthews William W.. agest Imperia
Insurance Co., Johnson st
Maxam Alfred, painter, Queen st
Mayberry Miss, dressmaker, Ning st
wid Robert,
| Maynard Jolin, cabinetmaker, Beverley
st
Mayne Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker, cor
Wing and John sts
MAYORS OFFICE, William Robinson,
mayor, City hall buildings, Ontario st
Meadows Benjamin, soap and candle
maker, 171 Princess st
| MEAGHER AUGUSTUS, M.D., LRG,
of P. and §., Kingston, M.C.of P. and
S. Ontario, Princess st, }>Wellington st
Meagher James G., Sydenham st
Meagher Jeremiah, clerk inspector's
fice, Wellington st
mission merchant,
Barrack st
Meagher Mrs. Catherine
Meagher Thoma
ham st
Meagher Thomas,
denham st
MEEK ROBERT, reporter Daily News,
bds Jen] ine | ;
Meek William, carter, Third st
, waggonmaker, Division st
Melville capt. L. W., RC.R., Barrack st
Melville John, cab driver, Brock st
Menary Thomas, gardener, Barrie st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, J.
G. MacDonald, manager, cor King
and William sts
Merrin Jolin, engine driver G.T.R., n
depo { ;
Merritt captain Thomas, 86 Johnson st
Merritt Gilbert, ship carpenter, Barrie st
, school teacher, Victoria
Queen st
stonis oflicer,Syden-
jun., bookkeeper, Sy-
Methodist Episcopal church, rey, KE. A.
Orser, minister, Johnson st
MI OTTO, gold and. silver smith,
engraver, chain maker, chaser and
‘leetro-plater.cor Brock and Bagot sts
Middleton captain Lewis, mariner, Cler-
yet
| Milk Joseph M., tailor, Stewart's lane
Millan Jeremiah, laborer, Harl st
Millane Dennis, policeman, Barrack st
Millane John, laborer, Barrack st
Millane Jolin, cab driver, Johnson st
Millar George M., of Jones & Millar, re-
sides in Montreal
Miller John, boat builder, Cataraqui st
Miller Robert, sailor, William st
Miller William, blacksmith G.T.R
Mills Andrew, cabinetmaker, York at
Mills Geo., boilermaker, North Bagot st
Mills John, agent, Brock st
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KINGSTON.
Mills John, grocer, Barrie st
Mills John, school master, Portsmouth
Mills William, shoemaker, Third st
Milne Alexander, engineer, Arch st
Milne William, engineer, Place d’Armes
Milo Edward, wheelwright, Princess st
Milo Francis, painter, Princess st
MILSAP & CO.,, proprietors Anglo Am- |
erican hotel, cor Ontario and John- |
son sts
Milsap Mrs. E., wid Stuart, of Milsap &
Co., cor Ontario and Johnson sts
Mingaye W. R., surveyor of customs, bds |
at British American hotel, King st
Mink George, 73 Princess st
Mink Mrs. George, dressmaker, 73 Prin- |
cess st
Minnes Henry, clerk, 85 Princess st
Minnes James, of Macnee & Waddell,
Barrie st
MINNES WILLIAM P., tax collector,
City hall buildings, Princess st
Mitchell Alexander, seaman, Bay st
Mitchell James, mason, Arch st
Mitchell James, sailor, Main st
Mitchell John C., builder, Barrie st
Mitchell Mrs. Ann, wid John, dress-
maker, Wellington st |
Mitchell Mrs. Patty, wid William, Stew-
art’s lane
Mitchell Peter, ship carpenter, O'KiI] st. |
Mobiier Adolphe, laborer, Pine st
Moffat David, clerk, Rideau st
Moll rev. John, Presbyterian, Ports-
mouth
Molland James, tavernkeeper, King st |
Moloney John, sailor, Ontario st
Moncrieff Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Robert, 10
Ontario st
Montgomery Robert, dyer, Princess st
Montgomery William, musician, 71
Queen st
Montreal house, Robert Gee, proprietor, |
Ontario st
Montreal Ocean Inland and Marine |
Assurance Co., W. C. Haven & Co,,|
agents, Masonic buildings, Kin
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP |
CO., head office, Montreal; Canadian
Express Oo., agent, cor Brock and
King sts. See Adv (AtLAN Line)
mige facing first cover
MONTREAL TELEGRAPIT CO., Jas.
Kearns, manager, Burnett house, On- |
tario st
MONTREAL TRANSPORTATION
CO., G. M. Kinghorn, managing di-
rector, Atlantic dock, foot Princess st
Mooers George, bookkeeper, Princess |
st |
Mooney John, councillor, forema
shoe shop penitentiary, Portsmouth
Moore Hdward, clerk, Gore st
MOORE JAMES, importer and dealer
in British and foreign dry goods,
&c., cor Princess and Wellington sts,
h 77 Queen st
Moore John, laborer, William st
Moore John, steward, Earl st
Moore Joseph, mason, Colborne st
Moore Miss Mary J., dressmaker, Barrie
st
Moore Mrs. Elizabeth. wid James, Gore
Moore Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,
Wellington st
Moore Mrs. Mary Jane, wid William,
dressmaker, 22 Barrie st
MOORE ROBERT M., manager Bank of
Montreal, cor King and William sts
DOMINION 450
|
Morgan Hugh, commercial traveller
| Morrison Francis, laborer, 18 Queen st
| Morton Mrs., wid James, King st
| Moses John, laborer, Young’s lane
DIRECTOR
Queen st
Morgan J., teacher High school, John- |
son st
Morilian James, King st
Morley George, clerk, Colborne st
Morley James, grocery, Colborne st
Morley Mrs. Susan, wid Samuel, Col- |
borne st
Morning Star hotel, Peter Farmer, pro- |
prietor, 1 Brock st |
Morrill A., trade foreman G.T.R., n
depot
Morris Emanuel, laborer, Barrie st |
Morris James, laborer, Centre st
Y. [PRrovinor og
eannemensnnemm tiene ARS IY c3
Murray James, captain ste Mi
50 Ring st : edhe
Murray James, engineer, Division st
Murray rev, John ©., professor Queen's
college, College buildings, Arch st
Murray Patrick, fruit dealer, King st
Murray Peter, laborer, King st
Murray Peter, saw sharpener, Wellige.
ton st 7
MURRAY WILLIAM, auctioneer, Mar
ket sq, Brock st
Myers Dewitt C., car builder GTR, »
depot
{Nash Thomas W., provincial land
surveyor, Clarence st, bds 155 Pri
Morris Michael, laborer, Montreal road
Morrison John, laborer, Colborne st
MORRISON M., flour, grain, produce,
provision and commission merchant,
agent for Ostean’s granulated wheat
and MeBride’s sugar cured hams, 45
Princess st
Mosier Mrs, Catherine, wid Charles,
William st
ball buildings, h Brock st
Mostyn Thos., license inspector, City |
eess st cas
Neil John, grocer, King st
Neilson William, agent G.T.R., n depot
NEISH JAM hs, editor and proj rietor
Daily News and Weekly Chronicle
i News, Princess st, h Ordnance
Neish James, M.D., Ordnance st
Neish William, Ordnance st
Nelson John, carter, Ordnance
| Nesbitt James, sailor, Barrie
| Newlands George, mason, 112 Princess
st
| Newlands John, mason, Princess st
1
Mott John, laborer, Ordnance st
Moulds Richard, laborer, Barrack st
Mowat George L., of Campbell, Mowat
& Macdonnell, Johnson st
Mowat vey. Jolin B,, M.A., professor
Queen’s college, h Johnson st
Mowatt Oliver, cooper, Queen
| Mowers Mrs. Margaret, wid Samuel,
Second st
Moxam James, night operator G.T.R., |
station
Moxley John, basketmaker, Centre st
Myers Henry, laborer, Queen st
Muckler William, moulder, Ontario st
Muckleston J. S., of Samuel Muckelston
& Co., cor Wellington and Bart sts
Muckleston Samuel, of Samuel Mueck-
leston & Co. « Wellington and
Rar! s °
MUCKLESTON SAMURL,& CO., hard-
ware merchants, 17 Prince t
Mudie John, barrister and attorney at
law, King st, resides in Portsmouth
Mudie William, of Cameron & Mudie
reeve, Portsmouth
Mulhan Jerry, laborer, Barl st
Mulholland Andrew, laborer, 71 Queep
st
Mulholland Thomas, joiner, Union st
Malkins rev. Hannibal, ch of England,
‘haplain penitentiary, 4 Sydenham st
Mullen James, sailor, Ordnance st
Mullen Patrick, carpenter, Wellington st
Mullins Mrs. Kate, wid John, Ontario si
Mullins Thomas, laborer, Division st
Mulloan Thomas, driver, King st
Mulock rev. John A., rector, St Paul's
church, Queen st
Mulock Wm. R., law student, Queen st
Mundeli David, ship carpenter, Arch st
Munns John, Union st
Munro Charles, engineer, Wellington st
Murdock James, ship carpenter 1
Ontario st
Murney tower, John Mortimer, care-
taker, King st
Murphy Daniel, waterman, 59 Queen st
son st
Moore Thomas, Deacon st
Moore Thomas, merchant tailor, Brock
st, h Barl st
Moore William, clerk, bds Narl st
Moran Mrs. Mary, Karl st
Murphy James, laborer, John st
Murphy Jos., landing waiter, Brock st
Murphy Nicholas, laborer, 21 Clergy st
Murray Charles, laborer, John st ~
Murray George, sailor, Ontario st
Moxam A. J.,switchman G.T.R., n depot |
Murphy Henry, tailor, King st n John- |
| Newlands Miss Mary, Queen st
| Newlands Wim., mason, 113 Pri
| Newman Wm., penter, 34 Barrie
| Newman William, wood dealer, Bays
Newton Altxander, carpenter, Arch si
Newton Miss Agnes, Brock st
| Newton Thomas, cabman, G
Nichol Mrs. Margaret, wid TI
King st
Nichol William, Ontario st
Nicholson David, plasterer, Williams
| Nicholson John, hackman, Willian st
Nicholson Martin, quarryman, Montreal
} road :
| Nicholson Wm., dairyman, Divisions
| N lent John, labo , | tre st
| N ibb> Robert, pensioner, York st
N 3 Joh arpenter, Wellir
ybes W tm, carpenter
| Noble I 1c, Wood me©r aus
| Noble Mrs. Ann, W tideau st
| Noél John V., ager It ance
Co., Clare pp post
Wellington
| Nolan James,sexton St M
Brock st
| Nolan John, seaman, Sydenha
| Nolan Johr rvant, Division st
| Nolan Michael, sailor, Division
Noon John, of Noon & Tyner, G
Noon & Tyner, lumber inereliants, of
Ontario and Earl sts
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN
TILE INSURANCE ©O.,, M. Flat
gan, agent, City buildings, Ontarog
| NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION
CO., James Woolley, agent, Ontanes
Nugent Patrick, police real
| treal road
Nugent Thomas, laborer, Johnsons
Nursey Richard, Union
(Boyle rev
Von
J., R catholic Mar
| cathedral, Johnson st ae
| () Brian Lawrence, engineer, Welliug!
| at
| O’Brien Bdward, laborer, Har!
| O’Brien John, earter, Jolin st
(Brien John, shoemaker, Williams
O'Brien Martin, of Milsap & Co., Un!
| st cor Johnson st e
O’Brien Michacl, laborer, off Bevet i
O’Brien Thomas, ship carpeuls |
Ontario st
10'Brien Timoths
depot
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fireman GT)
On'rARIO,
O’Brien Tim
0’Connor D;
0'Connor Ds
0’Connor Jo
0’Connor Mi
manager f
Connor Mi
O'Donnell B.
lege, Broce]
O'Donnell Jol
O'Donnell Jo
ODonnell M
Young’s la
O'Donnell Pa
Centre st
0’Donnell Tir
0'Donoughue
store, 141 P1
O'Farrell J. 2
U'GORMAN
boat builder
O'Grady Mich
O'Hearn John.
O'Laughlin M
lington Stre
OLaughlin M
rrocery, Ma
(Loughlin rey
40 Queen st
O'Meara Miche
Veil Arthur,
(Neil John,
U Neil John, sl
O'Neil Matthey
O'Neil Mrs. J
Young’s lane
O'Neil Patrick,
O'Neil Philip, e:
O'Neil Thomas,
O'Reilly Jame
K and Ki
UNolly Patric
O'Reilly Peter
and kK ng '
O'Reilly Peter,
registrar Surr
O'Riley James,
Shea John, ju
Sullivan Wm
Uberndorffer Sin]
Kl y Mra, Ma
i! Vy Vincent,
t 3 st
OFFORD GEO]
& Co,, Johns
OFFORD GEO]
boot and shoe 4
Stan 131 Prin
Uidtin Mos, Mary
()
Uldrieve Geo, S.,
hOntariost
Oliver Alfred S..
UG. T,,
can Mer
cor Broel
M.D
Mrs. Har
NT {Py
SLARTO DIOG
p lhos Rou
dings, Well
Mario Mutual J
pSOn, agent,
ee
fy
ROVINCE OF
jteamer Clide,
Division st
ofesgor Queen's
ngs, Arch st
aler, King st
cing: st
pener, Welling-
uctioneer, Mar
iilder G.T.R,, n
yrovincial land
ty bds 155 Pri
“T.R., n depot
* and proprietor
sekly Chronicle
st, h Ordnance
dnance
1ce st
rdnance st
Barrie
son, 112 Princess
n, Princess st
Queen st
yn, 113 Princess st
nte t Ba
vod dealer,
arpenter, ATC?
D
rock st
1G
arry mii
ryman, Divisions
Cent
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or, Wellit
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muildings, Ont
»\NSPORTA 10N
Yon
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orer, off Bevery
hip carpenlt, te
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fireman G1
(Brien Timothy, laborer, Centre st Orbanus brother, of Christian Brothers
Q’Connor Daniel, laborer, Sydenham st community, Clergy st ;
(Connor David, clerk, Brock st Orme Mark A,, flour and feed store,
(Connor John, grocer, Sydenham st Princess st ; :
(Connor Mrs. Catherine, wid Maurice, | Orphans’ he me, Mrs. William Miller,
manager for P. Feigh, Brock st matron, Union st
(Connor Mrs. Richard, store, Bagot st} Orr John, weighman elevator, Bagot st
0’Donnell B., gardener, Regiopolis col-| Orr Johnston, shopkeeper, 6 Pincess st
“lege, Brock st Orser Alfved, laborer, Division st
(Donnell Jolin, seaman, Bay st Orser Horace, laborer, Colborne st ;
(Donnell John, teacher, Wellington st} Orser rev. KE. A., Episcopal methodist,
(Donnell Mrs. Ellen, wid Hdward, Johnson st
Young’s lane Orser Sydney, carpenter, Queen st
O'Donnell Patrick,steward penitentiary, | Osborne George, bookkeeper, bds at
Centre st British American hotel, Clarence st
(Donnell Timothy, gardener, Centre st | Ottawa hotel, Timothy Har nett, pro-
store, 141 Princess st
(Farrell J. A., bds Princess st
Wellingoen st
oat builder, Simcoe st st ns , we
mare Michael butcher. Princess st} Ovens Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, Barrie
0'Hearn John, laborer, Earl st st
|
lington Street school, Queen st OWEN BROTHER, of Christian Bro-
(Laughlin Mrs. Catherine, wid James, thers commun ty, Clergy st
mocery, Market sq Packer Thomas, clerk, Wade’s lane |
(Loughlin rev, Anthony,ch of England, | Paddon Thomas, sailor, Adelaide st |
Oxranto.] DOMINION 451 DIRECTORY.
('Donoughue Mrs. Margaret, wid John, prictor, cor Princess and Ontario sts |
Otton Miss Susan L., of Henley & Otton, |
OGORMAN M., yacht and pleasure | Oughton William, engineer, 26 Queen |
Pense John G., upholsterer, Centre st
Pepper Robert, tailor, Ordnance st
Percy John, cabman, Johnson st
Percy W. J., tailor, 21 Brock st
Perdue John, laborer, Centre st
| Perrault —, inspector of Penitentiary,
bds King st
| Perry Francis, grocer, Prinesss st
| Perry William, sailor, Victoria st
| Petrie KE. A., teller Merchants Bank of
|
|
Canada, Earl st
Philbert brother, of Christian Brothers
| community, Clergy st
| Phillip Mrs. Annie, dressmaker, Bagot st
| Phillips John, pensioner, Ontario st
| PHILLIPS MAJOR WILLIAM P,,
brigade major, Tete de Pont barracks,
Ontario st, hb Artillery park
| Phillips Prinee, match factory, Princess
st
| Phillips Samuel, shoemaker, Johnson st
| Phillips Thomas, blacksmith, Arch st
| PHIPPEN JAMES F., soap and candle
O'Lauchlin Miss Annie, teacher Wel-| Overend Thomas, builder, 1 Barrie st | maker, Johnson st
Phipnen 8S. §., potash manufacturer,
Wellington st, h Rideau st
Picket John, blacksmith, Johnson st
46 Queen st | Painter John, engineer, Charles st
('Meara Michael, blacksmith, Clarence } Pakhill James, grocer, Prineess st
t Palmer Timothy, steward steamer Re-
Neil Arthur, carter, Wellington st naud, Union st |
(YNeil John, seaman, Patrick st Pannell Mrs. Charlotte, wid William, |
U Neil John, shoemaker, Balaclava st | Johnson st |
Neil Matthew, laborer, Earl st | Papa William, printer, Johnson st |
|
Neil Mrs. Hannah, wid Thomas,! Park Jason ©., cab owner, Bay st |
Young's lane Park Jobin B., cab driver, Bay st |
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, Little’s lane
(Neil Philip, ear builder G.T.R., n depot
(Neil Thomas, laborer, Young’s lane
OReilly James, Q.C., barrister, cor
k and King sts, h Barrie st
Reilly Patrick, shoemaker, Colborne
PARKE THOMAS, barrister, &¢., cor
King and Queen sts
Parker John, laborer, Pine st
Parker Bennett, farmer, Perth road
Parker EB. If., chemist and druggist, cor
King st and Market sq, h King st
A : ; |
st : Parker Samuel, laborer, Young’s lane
(Reilly Peter, jun., barrister, eor Brock | PARNELL REV. THOMAS A., ch of |
| King sts, 80 Queen st England, secretary to Synod, Synod
(Reilly Peter, clerk County court and building, Wellington st . |
registrar Surrogate court, Barrie st PARNNELL J. H., printerand publisher
(Riley James, tailor, Young’s lane
of the late Canadian Churchman,
Clarence st, bds Wellington st
(Shea John, junk dealer, Johnson st
(Sullivan Wm., barrister, William st
; Wt , I | Parsley Robert, cab driver, Ordnance st |
Uberndorffer Simon, jew 4] Princess | Payson captain Joseph, Union st |
Ockley Mrs, Mary, ¢ neess 8st — | Parsons George, laborer, Barrie st |
Uckley Vincent, ere ry, &e., 27and 28 | parsons John, laborer, Clergy st
3 st
| Parsons John, laborer, King st
UFFORD GEORGE, of George Offord | Parsons Will shoemaker, Brock st
& Co., Johnson st PATERSON ROBERT D., wholesale
tant general, Ont:
liver Alfred S., M.D., King st n Prin-
st Patterson Mrs. Ann, wid Alexander, 84
ut son, agent, Clarence st, opp post manager British Whig office, Union st |
Hlee | Pense James, printer, Union st Ve
farlo Mutual Insurance Co., Isaac PENSE EDWARD JOH | RKER Prince Mrs. Eliza
lress, Main st
rittic James, mason, Centre st
Pidgeon Richard, pickle manufacturer,
Division st,
| Pigeon Nathaniel, laborer, Barrie st
Pillar Edmund, seaman, Sydenham st,
Pillar William, baker, 126 Princess st
Pipe William, grocer, 24 Princess st
Pisati G., sausage maker, King st
Plees rev. Her, ch of England, minis-
ter All Saiats Mission [ree church,
Princess st
Plengery Hilaire, painter, Sydenham st
Pleom William, machinist, Barrie st
Pogue John, mason, Colborne st
| Pogue Robert, shoemaker, Arch st
) Pollitt Thomas, bak
ry, Queen st
Pollock Jeremiah, clerk, bds Bagot st
Pope Jobn, laborer, King st
Pope Thos., shocmaker, Siewart’s lane
Porter Henry, whitesmith, Div'sion st
Porter John, policeman, 98 Princess st
Portsmouth brewery, James Fisher
proprietor, Portsmouth
POST OFFICE, Robert Deacon, post-
master, Clarence st
oe rs a Eliza, wid Thomas, store-
keeper, Division st
Potts William, laborer, Lower Plum gt
Powell Charles, carpenter, Colborne st
Powell Mrs. Mary, wid James, Colborne
t
OFFORD GEORGE, & ©O., wholesale} and retail dealer in grocerics, pro-; PUWERJOHN, city architect, 35 Queen
} at oy Dat st
boot and shoe manufacturers, 33 Brock | ons and crockery, 159 Princess st! 5, i l 35
(31 Princess st Pat on captain Matthew, Division st; Power Joseph, elevk, 35 Queen st
} +4 Talli A daate Dy vin : >ower Mr anna, wid Jo] Alig
U Mary, wid John, Wellington | Patterson captain Robert, William st — | P Wel Mr Joh m iP , Earl st
‘ in | Patt David J.. carpenter, Vietoria st Power | trick, labors | rey at
Uldrieve Geo, S., sailmaker, Johnson st,; PATTERSON LIRUT COLONEL | Power William, of William Power &
h Ontario st ALEXANDER, acting deputy adju- |, Co. King st
ver William, & Co., ship bt
iilderg
| rers, Ontario
ae uoloiees Bilavencient Cneen as Pratt M Margaret, wid William,
Oliver Charles C. H., Clergy st Patton Alfred M P t ew ali
i D, nisnary denartment, | Patt ig J f MacDonal Preece Iga UC, aborer, Ordnanee st
0) | & Patton Parl Presnell li, cigarmaker, Colborne st
Bi) G. 'T. agent Canedian and| Paul Ja ; qa Wil] Pre nell Thomas, ‘maker, Col-
can Merchants Union Express} Pavius brot of Christian | D “ie 7 rT} i: ahAdmatl ,
Cos,, cor Brock and King sta, bh King communit | i P nell O8.. 8 10K miker, Yerk st
Pavne William, ¥ rice ( V., of Britton & Price, Bagot
( I. K., M.D., cor King and Barrack | Peacock James, whitewasher, Bagot st i i
P| NFOLD JRFI ERY, manag Banl r | aac I : rister, cor Brock and
A Mrs. Harriet, wid George H., | f British America, City hall} 3S +8 ,hi rincess st
ing ’ bnildinos, O n at. h King) et Vrie Ni Anni rr t
AMO DIOCESAN DEPOSITARY, | PENITENTIAR* INGSTON) J 'RINCE ARTHUR SALOON, H, J
hos, Rousfield, manager, Synod | Creighton, iven; J, R. D Douglas, proprietor, cor Brock and
igs, Wellington st | MD.,, surgeon, Portsmouth Ning sts
ivester, laun-
KINGsTon’
KInaston,
PROVINCIAL HARDWARE MANU-
i FAOCTURING Cu., William 6,
Evans, manager
Provincial storehouse, sergeant O’Con-
nor, messenger, Princess st
Pugh David J., harnessmaker, Division
st
Pugh William, clerk Barrie st
Purbers Paul, sailor, Barrie st
Purcell Patrick, Johnson st
Purdue William, laborer, Young’s lane
Purdy August's, Barrie st
Purdy Boyd, butcher, Victoria st
Purdy John, butcher, Victoria st
Purdy Mrs. Susan, wid John, innkeeper,
Bath road off Princess st
Purvis Paul, sailor, Barrie st
Putnam Leicester N., clerk, Montreal |
road
Pymor John, Young ’s lane
Queen Fire and Life Insurance
R. M. Ford, agent, Market sq
Co.
Queen street school, Thomas C. Wilson, |
head master, 6 Queen st
Queen — street Wesleyan
church, rev. H. EF.
Sydenhem st
Methodist
QUEEN'S; UNIVERSITY AND COL-
LEGE, rey. Wm. Snodgrass, D.Do
principal, Arch st
Quigley James, innkeeper,
road n depot
Quigley Owen, laborer, Johnson st
Quigley Patrick, laborer, Gore st
Quinlan George, laborer, Rideau st
Quinlan, Miss Bridget, soap dealer, Wil-
liam st
Quinn Michael, grocer, Market sq
Quinn Mrs. Ann, wid John, Johnson st
Quinn Patrick, clerk, Johnson st
Quinn Thos., pensioner, Place d’ Armes
Rae Andrew, laborer, York st
Rae Charles, Division st
Rae Donald, cooper, Barrie st
Ramage John, silversmith, 103 Brock
Montreal
st
Ramburn William, pensioner, Barrie st
Randalls Mrs. Mary, 18 Queen st
Rankin Andrew, Rideau st
Rankin Samuel, lumber merchant, Wel-
lington st : -
Rappe Charles, of Rappe & Co., King st
RAPPE & CO., manufacturers of organs
and melodeons, cor Queen and
Montreal sts. ;
Rattenburg John, clerk, Union st
Rawlings J. J., blacksmith, Jenkins’ lane
Rawson Thomas, saloon, Place d’ Armes
Rea Andrew, mariner, Stuart st
Rea David, laborer, Barrie st _
Reagan Mrs. Betsey, wid, Barrie st
Redmond Martin, laborer, Ordnance st
Redpath Thomas, grocer, Rideau st
Reed James, hatter, Centre st
Reed Leander G., soda water manufac-
tory, Montreal road, h Queen st
Reed Paul, ship carpenter, O'Kill st
Reed William, butcher, Perth road
Rees Frederick 5., grocer, 157 Princess
8
tees A. J., clerk, bds Princess st
2ees Edmund H., clerk, Barrie st
Rees Mrs. F "0,
Barrie st ;
Rees William, innkeeper, Ontario st
Reeve Daniel, fireman G.T.R., n Depot
Reeves William, carinspector G.T.R,, |
n Depot
Regan John, engineer, Johnson st
Reg ha
Reid Duncan, carpenter, Princess st
Reid James,
152 Princess st
g < , » We .
Reid James, grocer, 72 Princess st
Bland, minister,
wid, matron gaol, |
an Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, King st
furniture manufacturer
DOMINION 462
DIRECTORY.
PROVINCE op
Reid John, shoemaker King st
Reid Samuel, printer, Centre st
Reid William,butcher, Market sq, h Prin-
cess st
Reid William, clerk, Wiltiamsville
Rendezvous _ billiard rooms, G. A.
Spotswood, proprietor, Wellington st
Renton Mrs. Lucinda, wid James, Cen-
tre st
REYNER JOSEPH, organ and melo- |
dion manufacturer and music dealer,
82 King st, h William st
Reynolds William, laborer, Third st
Reynolds William, shoemaker, Victoria
st
| Rice Miss Harrriet, Sydenham st
| Richardson Win., restaurant, Princess st |
Richardson George, clerk, Stuart st
Richardson James, merchant, Stuart st
Richardson John, Portsmouth
>} Richardson William, laborer, n cor
York st
tigney F. & T., grocers, Princess st
Rigney William, grocer, Princess st, h
Sydenham st
Riley Daniel, barber, Ontario st
Riley Fred., sausagemaker, Princess st
Riley George, laborer, Princess st
| Riiey Michael, laborer, Ontario st
Roach John, laborer, King st
Roach John, salesman, 93 Queen st |
Roache Maurice, carpenter, 39 Brock st |
Roadley Joseph, sailor, Stuart st
| Robb Abraham, laborer, Bay st
|ROBB ALEXANDER, proprietor St}
| Lawrence hotel, Market sq
Robb James, butcher, Princess st |
Robb James, innkeeper, cor King and |
| Queen sts |
| Robb John, sergeant major police, Wel- |
| ington st
Robb William, carter, King st
Robertson Benjamin W.,, of Robertson
Brothers, Karl st
Robertson Brothers, soap manufacturers,
Ontario st
Robertson George, of Geo. Robertson & |
Son, Ontario st
Robertson George, jun., of Geo. Robert-
son & Son, Earl st
| ROBERTSON GEORGE, & SON, whole-
| sale grocers and proprietors Kingston
steam coffee and spice mill, Ontario st
Robertson Robt., ship carpenter, Archst
Robertson Thomas, of Robertson Bro-
| thers, Ontario st
| Robertson William, Stuart st
| Robinson Alexander, tinsmith, Syden-
ham st
Robinson Andrew, night watchman,
Canadian machinery works, Division
st
Robinson Benjamin, laborer, Barrie st
Robinson John, shoemaker, Sydenham
st
Robinson Miss Elizabeth, teacher Wel- |
lington Street school, Clarence st
Robinson Mrs. Ellen, wid John, Vlace
d’ Armes
| Robinson Thomas, house, sign and de-
corative painter, Clarence st
| Robinson Thomas, watchmaker, Bay st |
| Robinson Webb, mason, Charles st
| Robinson William, engineer, Montreal |
| road
; ROBINSON WILLIAM, mayor, decora-
tive painter, &c., Bagot st
| Rockall Frederick, laborer, King st
Rockwood asylum for insane persons,
John R. Dickson, M.D., medical su-
perintendent, major Thomas Drum-
mond, accountant, Portsmouth
Rodgers Miss R., teacher Cataraqu,
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Rogers James, saloon, Ontario st
Rogers Mrs. Anna, wid John, O'Kil}
Rogers R. V., jun., of Kirkpatrick & Ro.
gers, Wellington st
Rollins John, cabman, William st
Romanus James, bds Brock st
Rondon Francis, pork butcher, 19 Wel}.
ington st
Rood George W., laborer, Victoria s
Rooney James, laborer, John st
Rooney Patrick, laborer, Sydenham st'
Root Chs., car builder G.T.R., n depot
Root Hiram, car builder G.T.R., n depot
Rorke Joseph, accountant Merchants
Bank of Canada, Princess st
| ROSE EDWIN, dealer in boots and
shoes, wholesale and retail, India
rubbers, moccasins, trunks, yaliges,
&c., 180 Princess st, h Bagot st
Rose Miss Elizabeth, teacher Welling.
| ton Street school, Queen st
Rose Mrs. Catherine, wid Alexande
dressmaker, Queen st
Rose R. M., official assignee, cor Brock
and King sts, h Princess st
Ross A. [., ledger keeper Merchants
Bank of Canada
ROSS ALEXANDER importer and
dealer in fancy and staple dry good
opposite City hotel, Princess st, |
cor Queen st and Montreal road
Ross Charles §., secretary Intercolonial
railway, King st
Ross Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Hugh, baker,
49 Queen st
Robert, | waggonmaker
Division st
Rothwell Mrs. Jane, wid George, Earl
st
ROURK JOHN, fanev soap and potasl
manufacturer, Union st
DANIEL, speculator aad
farmer, William st
Rourke Mrs, Catherine, wid Michael, |
Clarence st
Rourke Peter, laborer, Third st
Routley William, clerk, Sydenham st
Routley William, grocer, Sydenham st
Rowe J. IL., clerk, Gore st
Rowe Mrs. Ellen, wid John, 23 Gore
st
Rowland Fleming,
Wellington st
ROWLANDS JOHN, of Weber & Co,
George st
ROYAL INSURANCE CO., lieut. col
Maxwell W. Strange, agent, Ontario
st
Royce John, innkeeper, Ontario st
Rudd Thomas D., Johnson st
Rudston William I’., clerk, Division st
Runians Norman, grocer, 161 Princess
Inland revenue,
st
Rushford Alexander, laborer,4 Ontario st
Rutherford John, founder, Division st
Rutherford Mrs., wid, Division st
Rutherford Robingon, agent Canad
Life Assurance Co., Masonic buildings,
King st, h 77 Queen st
Ryan captain William, William st
Ryan John, mariner, Youngs’ lane
%van John, shoemaker, William st
Ryan Joseph, attorney, Ontario st
Ryan Michael, laborer, Montreal road
Ryan Patrick, laborer, Ordnance st
Sainsley William, shipwright, Centres
SALADER, ANGLIN & CO., manufac:
turers of the Universal farm and yar
eates, patented July, 1870, mn Unite
States and Canada, cor King an!
Princess sts P
Saladee C. W. of Saladee, Anglin &
Oo., resides in St Catharines
school, Rideau st
Sampson Miss Hannah F’., King st
B Scott Martin, mu
ONTARIO. ]
Sanders John, s
Sands Henry, bi
Sands John S.,
Sanford Erastus
church, Syder
Sangster John,
Sargent David,
depot
Sargent Williany
depot
Sarsfield Georg
wood st
Saunders Edwar
Saunders Ernest
Saunders H. J., 4
William st
Saunders Williaa
Saunders Williay
savage John, gr
Savage Thomas,
Savage William
Sawyer Willian
Seales Miss, te
school
Seales Thos., shi
Schroeder John
cher, Portsmot
Scobell Robert, j
Scobell Sidney, (
Scott Henry, bak
Seott John, masc
Scott Mrs. Eliza,
Ontario st
Scott Mrs. France
st
Scott Nathaniel,
City hotel, Pri
Scott William, bi
Scouse John, pa
Seratton Edimuns
SEALE THOM:
Princess st, hd
Searle Edwin, cle
‘eivour William
Self Sainuel, labo
Sellars Robert, J.
Senegar John, pl:
Sessions John, pe
Seymour John, O
Shanahan John, |
Manahan Mrs,
procery, Ridear
Shanks ~ Andrew
Rockwood asyl
Shannahan John,
“hannon James,
Trade and offic
St, h George st
“hannon William,
_ Brock st
Sharkey Jobn, lat
Sharp Joseph, sf
Brock st
Sharpe W, H.. ele
Canad: Dds Br
Shaughnessy Jan
Perth road
“aver Charles, ¢
“naver Mrs. Cath
: treal road
Shaver William,
Centre st
Shaw Felix, ¢]
erk
Shove
haw James, soa]
Shaw John,
Princess gt
Shaw Joseph, lab
‘haw Joseph, sail
Coro
uel, ba
aw William,
Barrie gt :
OVINCE oF
\anabeatindsittieee
‘ario st
hn, O'Kill st
patrick & Ro-
lliam st
k st
cher, 19 Well.
Victoria st
yhn st
Sydenham st'
T.R,, n depot
TAR. n depot
nt Merchants
ess st
in boots and
retail, India
runks, valiges,
Bagot st
cher Welling
en st
rid Alexander
nee, cor Brock
33 st
ver Merchants
importer and
iple dry good
Princess st, li
real road
y Intercolonial
{| Hugh, baker,
wag gonmaker,
1 George, Earl
yap and potash
st
peculator and
vid Michael, |
hird st
Svdenham st
, Sydenham st
st
ohn, 23 Gore
land revenue,
P Weber & Co,
CO., lieut. col
agent, Ontario
Ontario st
on st
irk, Division st
1G6L Princess
yrer,4 Ontario st
er, Division st
ivision st
agent Canada
sonic buile
t
Villiam st
ngs’ line
William st
(Ontario st
fontreal road
Yrdnance st
right, Centre st
CO., manufac.
] farm and yar
1870, in United
cor King att
dee, Anglin &
harines
,, King st
DOMINION 453 DIRECTORY. Kinaston
Sanders John, sailor, Ontario st
sands Henry, butcher, Perth road
Sands John S., tailor, Wellington st
Sanford Erastus, sexton Congregational
church, Sydenham st
Sangster John, tinsmith,
Sargent David, car builder G.T.R.,
; storekeeper,
Wellington and Barrack sts
Sheridon William, carter, Division st
Sherlock John M., tailor, Queen st
Sherwood James, cabman, King st
Sherwood Robert, laborer, Ordnance st| hall buildings, Ontario st
SHIELS JOHN, dealer in stoves, tin and | Smythe Edward H., deputy clerk of the
copper smith, King st n Market sq
Short Kdward, musician, King st
Short James, farmer
Simmonds William, seaman, Bay st
Simmons Mrs. Ann, wid John, Brock st| College, Arch st ve
Simpson Barnard, carpenter, Rideau st | Snook Tunis L,, barrister, cor King and
Simpson David, laborer, Hamilton lane | , Brock sts, h Williamsville
notary public, Softley Robert, elerk, bds W ellington st
broker and insurance agent, Clarence | Somerville Francis, grocer, 38 and 39
6 st, h William st
Simpson James, cabmi Centre s
Simpaon Miss Saat paella ‘high | Sorcerell Wm., carpenter, Sydenham st
school classes, Johnson st : ;
SIMPSON W. B., collector of customs, Sparks James, caretaker Crystal palace,
King st cor Clarence st
Catherine, wid James,
ith, 89 Queen st
Sargent William, car builder G.T.R., n
Sarsfield George, shoemaker, Colling-
Saunders Edward, sailor, Earl st
Saunders Ernest C., druggist, Princess
guunders H, J., M.D.,M.R.C.S., England,
Saunders William, pensioner, Third st
Saunders William, tinsmith, Division st
Savage John, grocer, York st
Savage Thomas, painter, William st
Savage William TH. G., painter, Brock st
sawyer William, photographer, Earl st
Seales Thos., ship carpenter, George st
Schroeder John James, J.P., pork but-
cher, Portsmouth
Scobell Robert, jun., trader, Earl st
Scobell Sidney, Colborne st
Seott Henry, baker, r Bay st
Scott John, mason, Division st
Scott Martin, musie teacher, Centre st
s. Eliza, wid John, innkeeper, |
Sydenham st
| Sinnett John, laborer, Montreal road
Sissons John, carter, James st
‘ . 7 ’ . ne hades J pad . A ~: 5 she *
Skelton Anthony, shoemaker, 85 Queen Spence William, steward, Durham st
st
Skelton William, laborer, 85 Queen st ia: Haaeatiet
yorks, Bagots
, M.D., wholesale | baba pti
druggist, &c., 16 Princess st, h King
Scott Mrs. Frances, wid John, Division
: | Skinner James A., whitesmith, 86 Prin-
Scott Nathaniel, bookkeeper, : ;
City hotel, Princess st
Seott William, brewer, King st
Scouse John, painter, Johnson st
Scruton Edmund, laborer, Johnson st
Skinner William, Rideau si
| Skinner William, druggist, Rideau st
Slater Thomas, laborer, John st
sae James, of Slaven & Mackin, |
‘ellington st : teoree, carter. ’ :
"Danaea Bare a Slaven & Mack, taitove Welllnwtanet Spotton George, carter, Durham st
Searle Edwin, clerk, Queen st
Svivour William HL. sailor, King st
Self Samuel, laborer, Wellington st.
Sellars Robert, J-P., Queen st
Senegar John, plasterer, King st
ns John, pensioner, Princess st
Seymour John, Ontario st
Shanahan John, laborer, Rideau st
dressmaker, |
Sleeth James, mason, Johnson st
Sleith Samuel, dry goods, 49 Princess st | way Aas ‘We CATHRDR i
Slicer Mrs. Phoche, wid ‘Thomas, Prin- | ST GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL, right
Smalridge Geo., carpenter, Victoria st
Smeaton John, tailor, 69 Queen st
i a ’ § | ro, 4 Al ) \rare fiir,
Smeaton John R., bookkeeper, 69 Queen Wilson, B.A. and E. P. Crawford,
grocery, Rideau ot
SmeatonWilliam, clerk, bds Bagot st ion Nes ALETTI TS “TD
Smith Alexander, boot and shoe maker, ST JAMES CHURCIL ch of England,
| 106 Brock st
Smith sergeant Alexander, caretaker | , p Da aes
of armory of 4th P. W. 0. Rifles and St John Mrs, Josette, wid John, Bay st
Drill shed, Union st
Smith captain James, Wellington st ane
Smith Edward, carpenter, Young’s lane | ST LAWRENCE HOTEL, Alexander
laborer, Bay st
sailor, Young’s lane
Rockwood asylum
Shannahan John, saloon, Ontario st
s secre tiry Board
Trade and official assignee, Clarence
st, h George st :
Shannon William, assists
Shannon James,
int postmaster,
Sharkey John. laborer, John st
¥) Smith George
hry Joseph, second hand store, 30
Smith Henry,
Smith James, bds Bagot st t €
Smith James, potash manufacturer, Col- K. J. Horan, Bishop; very rev, James
lessy James, trackman G.T.R., | Smith John, hides and skins, Brock st
Smith John, laborer, Third st
Smith John 8., clerk custom house
Smith Miss Eliza, milliner, 75 King st
| Smith Miss Jane, Brock st
Smith Mrs. M., wid John, Queen
Smith Moses, laborer, North Bagot st
Smith Lady, wid Sir Henry, Union st
Smith Mrs. Eliza, wid John, Johnson st | St Thécle sister, superioress convent of
Smith Pat., engineman G.T.R., n depot :
Smith Patrick, groceries and liquors, ; St Thomas Mission Free church, ch of
Y Charl s, carpenter, Ontario st
er Mrs. Catherine, wid David, Mon-
Shaver Wine ; ‘
Shiver William, guard penitentiary,
Shaw Balt 1
haw Felix, clerk, Gore st
» soap maker, Johnson st
coroner, insurance agent,
Shaw Joseph, laborer.
p Shaw Joseph, sailor,
Shaw Robert, ¢
Shaw Samuel,
, Johngon st
Smith Robert, laborer, Albert st
Smith Robert, saloon, Ontario st
Smith William, watchmaker, 31 King stationer and music dealer, grand
st, h Williamsville
Smith William C,, clerk, Main st
art student, Barrie st
baker, Barrie st
SHELDON & DAVIS, photographers, | SMITH T. H., professor of music, organ-
King st n Brock st
Sheldon IH. K., of Sheldon & Davis,| master 14 Batt. P.W.O. Rifles, Queen
King st n Brock st
| ist of St George’s cathedral, and band-
| stn Sydenham st
cor! Smith Wm. H., carpenter, Victoria st
| Smyth Alexander, clerk of the market,
| City hall buildings, Ontario st
) Smyth John §., 2nd clerk customs
' Smyth Samuel, Sydenham saloon, City
peace, Ontario st
| Snider George, laborer, Queen st
| SNODGRASS REV. WILLIAM, D.D.,
principal, Queen’s university and
Princess st
Sommers Barth., laborer, Queen st
Spangenberg Geo., jeweller, 30 King st
Bath road
Spears William, sailor, Brock st
Spence Mrs. Nancy, wid, Grove st
Spence R., car builder G.T.R., n depot
Spence William, grocer, 17 Princess st
| Spencer John, sailor, Queen st
Spencer Levi B., superintendent iron
Spe omer George Doolette, M.D.
Spe cer Robert, shopkeeper, 147, Prin-
Choo st
S: arman 8. I., clerk, Princess st
} Spooner Jolin, boarding house, Wel-
| lington st
| Spotswood George A., proprietor Ren-
|
dezvous billiard room, Wellington
st, h Union st
Spotton Richard, innkeeper, Princess st
Spriggs Henry J., clerk, Earl st
St Andrews church, chof Scotland, rev.
| W.-M. Inglis, pastor, Princess st
rev. John Travers Lewis, D.D., LL.D,.
Lord Bishop of Ontario ; very rev
| James Lyster, LL.D., dean ; revs Henry
M.A., assistant ministers, King st cor
Johnson st
rev. I W. Kirkpatrick, A.M., incum-
bent, Union st cor Arch st
St John’s church, ch of England, rev,
I. W. Dobbs, Portsmouth
Robb, proprietor, Market sq
ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL, church of
the Immaculate Conception, right rev.
Farrelly, vicar general ; revds. Ber-
jard Higgins, J. O’'Boyle and W.
Keilty, priests, Johnson st
| St Patrick’s hall, M. Sullivan M.D., pre-
sident of society, Wellington st
St Paul’s church, ch of England, rev.
John Mulock, rector, Queen st
St Remy Edward de, teacher. Queen st
St Remy Miss Y. de, school, Queen st
Notre Dame
England, rev. H. Plees, minister, Wil-
liamsville
STACEY EDWARD M., bookseljer,
scribe Sons of Temperance,80 King st,
h Princess st
“ - wet Soeaatiied - va
en sear Se ENO Ne eet Sirens n-oveneanvons sooner
a tte mann men
KInGston.
Stacey James, bookkeeper, Division st
Stacey Mrs. Belinda, wid Benjamin,
Gore st
Stacy John, city policeman, Marl st
Stafford Ira, carpenter, 46 Barrie st
Stafford Reuben, messenger, Merchants
Bank of Canada, Division st
Stammers 8. J., accountant Bank of
Montreal, King st
Stanford Thos., laborer, Montreal road
Steacy R. W., watchmaker and jeweller,
bds at City hotel, Princess st
Stenson John, shopkeeper, Wellington st
Stevens George, laborer, Division st
Stevens Mrs., wid, Bagot st
Stevenson Amos, pensioner, Brock st
Stevenson William, seaman, Colborne
st
Stewart John, M.D., Clergy st
Stewart Alexander, innkeeper, Montreal
road n depot
Stewart David, laborer, Ontario st
STEWART WILLIAM, agent for J.
H. Henderson & Co., wharf foot of
Union st, h Bagot st cor Marl st
Stewart William, keeper asylum, Ports-
mouth
Stewart William, stonemason, Barrie st
Stigney Thomas, laborer, Young’s lane
Storr John, carpenter, Colborne st
Stoughton Mrs. Maria, wid rev. John,
King st
Strabenzce major Bowen Van, late 100th |
regiment, resides in Portsmouth
Strachan John, farmer, Colborne st
Strachan John G., Ordnance st
Strachan Mrs. John, head teacher, Cata-
raqui school, Rideau st
STRANG" LIEUT. COLONEL MAX-
WELL W., barrister, district paymas-
ter and agent Royal Insurance Co.,
Ontario st, h King st
STRANGE ORLANDO 8., M.D., cor
King and Barrack sts
Strange William, groceries and provi-
sions, 52 Princess st
Stratford Henry, grocer, 136 Princess st
Stratton J.G. & Co., glassware and
crockery, 201 Princess st
Stratton John G., of J. G. Stratton &
Co., 201 Princess st
Stringer Robert, Barrie st
Strong William, carter, Montreal road
Stuart Miss Alvira, Queen st
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors,
62 William st
Sullivan James, boarding house, cor
King and Johnson sts
Sullivan John, laborer, Barrie st
Sullivan Michael, M.D., King st n Clar-
ence st
Sullivan Mrs. Catherine, wid Michael,
Montreal road
Sullivan Roger, engineer, Wellington st |
Sullivan Sylvester, engineer, Barrie st
Sullivan Thomas, sailor, We
Sullivan Timothy, saloon, Wellington
st
Sullivan William, st d, penitentiary,
King st ;
Sullivan William
Summerville A}
Princess st
Sutherland Alexander
maker, 23 Princess gi
Sutherland Jolm, blacusmith
_ depot
Sutherland Jokn, bookkeeper, Barrie st
Sutherland Malcolm, clerk, Sydenham
tiusmith, Owtario st
xander, greeer, 153
bootemd shoe-
1T.R., n
st
Sutherland Mrs. A
i wid Robert, Bar-
rie st
Sutherland rev. D. G., Wesleyan, bds at |
James Richardson’s, Stuart st
Swain Mrs. Mary, wid James, Johnson st
SWALES CAPTAIN H. E., proprietor
British American hotel, cor King and
Clarence sts
Swales captain William, Gore st
Swales F. G., British American botel,
cor King and Clarence sts
SmithWilliam, watchmaker, 31 King st,
h Williamsville
Swan Alexander, baker, Rideau st
SWAN GEORGE T., grocer, and pro-
prietor London tavern, Ellice st
Swanson Mrs. Harriet, wid William,
Narl st
Swanston Adam, baker, 125 Princess st
Sweeney Mrs. Bridget, wid John, laun-
dress, Ontario st
Queen st
SWIFT J., & CO., forwarders, insurance
and commission agents, St Lawrence
wharf, foot of Johnson st
Swift James, of J. Swift & Co., King st
Sydenham Street Wesleyan methodist
church, rey. H. F. Bland, Sydenham st
Synod building, rev. 'T. A. Parnell,
secretary to Synod, Wellington st
Talbot Henry, off Montreal road
TANDY JAMES G.,_ superintendent
Canadian Engine and Machinery Co.,
Ontario st, h Harl st
TANDY RECHAB, Kingston marble
and granite works, Princess st, h
Colborne st
Tandy Wm., jun., principal Johnson
Street High school, Barrie st
Tandy William, bnilder, Colborne st
Tassie B., teller Bank of Montreal,
King st
Tate John, laborer, Picard st
Tate Joseph, mason, Charles st
Taylor captain James, bds King st
Bagot st
Taylor captain William R., Arch st
Taylor Henry, barber, Princess st
Taylor John R., sailor, Union
Taylor Jonathan, laborer, Ellice st
Taylor Joseph, engineer, Barrie st
Taylor Joseph, steamboat inspector,
George st
Taylor Jos. R., mariner, North Bagot st
Temperance hall and library, James
Abraham, librarian, Princess st
Tete de Pont barracks, captain McKay,
commandant, Ontario st
Thibodo Augustus, collector
revenue, Wellington st
| Thibodo W. B., barrister
Thompson Charles, M.D., bds at Mrs.
Moore’s, Wellington st
| Thompson, Alexander, ship, carpenter,
Union st
Inland
Thompson Andrew, porter, Brock st
THOMPSON GEORGE, wines, liquors,
&c., King st n Market sq
Thom nJ.D. 'T., clerk, Barrie st
hompson T. M., of George Offord &
| Co., resides in Montre
| Thompson Thom: keeper,
asylum, Portsmouth
Thompson ‘Thomas, shoemaker, 99
Brock s
Thomson Adam, merchant tailor, 26
Brock s
| Thomson David, laborer, William
| Thornton Mrs. Mary, wid Abraham,
Plum st
| THORN TON SAMUEL, Albion saloon
and billiard rooms, Market sq
| Thurston George, rding house, On
tario st
Thurston George, jun., shipwrig n-
tario st
Sweetland Mrs. Jane, wid Simon, 30 |
Taylor captain Thomas I[., mariner, |
DOMINION 454 DIRECTORY.
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Thurston William, engineer, Ontario st
Tierney Owen, groceries, wines and
liquors, 84 Ontario st
Tipson Andrew P., tailor, 56 Princess gt
Todd Peter, foreman — cabinetmakor
penitentiary, King st ;
Tomkins Robert, grocer and alderman,
Barrie st
Tomlinson
mouth
Tooner Thos., prison guard, Beverley gt
Tossell Richard, contractor, Johnson st
Toulden Henry, machinist, Sydenham st
Towers James, laborer, Bay st
Town Richard, fruit dealer, and proprie.
tor Masonic buildings, King st
Townshend Wm., laborer, 85 Queen st
Tracy Francis, blacksmith, King st, h 14
Princess st
Tracey Thomas B., storekeeper o
sariat department, Rideau st
Trainor Francis, laborer, Johnson st
Trendell Charles, saloon, Ontario st
Trenheile Benjamin,carpenter, Deaconst
Trowell John, seaman, Colborne st
TRUST AND LOAN CO. OF UPPER
CANADA, Weir Anderson, commiz
sioner, King st cor Prin st
Tucker John, builder, Victoria st
Turcotte Isaac, seaman, William st
Turcotte John, ship carpenter, Bagot st
Turney John, laborer, William st
Turpin Mrs. Jane, wid Henry, Col
borne st
Tweddell James, hats and caps, 3!
Princess st
Tweed Thomas, store, Union st
Twigg John, sexton, Synod building
Tyner James, grocer, Rideau st
Tyner William, of Noon & Tyner, bis
at Ontario st
Tyo Stephen, carpenter, Sydenham st
UNITED STATES CONSUL'S OF
FICE,S. B. Hance, consul, Ontariost
Urquhart Archibald, commercial travel-
ler, Barrie st
Vanarnam Gideon, produce merchant,
100 Brock st
Vanhorn Thomas, blacksmith, Queens
Varault John, carpenter, Young's
Varney Richard, groceries and liquor,
Ontario st
Vaughn Ray G., Princess st
Veal Elijah, painter, York st
VICTORIA FOUNDRY, Chowan &
Cunningham, proprietors, cor hing
and Queen sts
Vince William, engineer, Ontario st
Virtue Matthew, mason, Division st
Vogt Henry C., bookkeeper, offical
assignee, Barrie st
Volume Jas., shoemaker,r Sydenham #
Waddell James, of Macnee & Waddell
resides in Scotland ;
Waddell John, earpenter, Jenkin’s lant
Waddell R., & Co., dry goods, &¢., 0
Princess and Wellington sts
Waddell R., of R. Waddell & Co.,
| Waddingham John, printer, Gort
Henry, carpenter, Ports.
| eer. aa: . y. Arch st
Rockwood | Waddingham Jos., carpenter, Arch st
Waddingham Robert, Welling
Waddingham Wm., laborer, P
Waddingham Wilson, Wellington
Wace Mrs. Mary, wid captain Henry
Gore st
Waggoner Charles, Queen st ,
Waldren Geo., broommaker, Johnson #t
Waldron Richard, dry goods, cor Brvtt
and Wellington sts, h Wellington
Wales Robert, of Downing, Wales
Jewell, King st
Walkem Joseph
B., law student, bil
c * St
Walker John, clerk, 4 Queen st
B Wheeler John, ca
BANK OF BRIT]
Mant; George pj
ONTARIO. }
Walkem Richa
Walkem, Sin
Walker Mrs., w
Walker Mrs, (
Union st
Walker Mrs, 1
son st
Walker Robert,
Wall John, lab
Wallis J. D., 1
Clarence st, |
Walsh John, la
Walsh M., bute
Walsh Patrick,
Ontario st
Walsh Thomas,
Wandle Edwar
Ward Charles,
Ward Joseph, p
Ward P., black:
Warding Mrs, |
borne st
Wareham Richa
Warrington Her
Warwick Charl
Waters John, la
Waters John, la
Watkins George
Watkins John, |
Watson Benjami
Watson George,
Watson Wm.. sh
WATT JAMES,,
Union stn Dr
Watts James, lal
W & CO
cor Pri
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WEEKLY BRIT
oldest news):
published in. ]
tion to daily ‘
ward John Ba
publisher, Bag
Welch Abiah—
Welch, Wellin
Welch Edwin |
cess st, h Divi
Welch Frederick,
Wellington Stree
head teacher
O'Loughlin an
ers, Wellingtor
Wells Henry, s;
Verner P,, |
CeSs st
Werns Joseph, pi
Weseot William,
esleyan metho
Bland, Sydenhs
estern Insurand
M. Ford, agent
Westlake John P
uf stlake Samuel
Whalen Luke, Sa
Whalen John, lat
i
Wheeler Jose} h
road me
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Jeffery Penfold
harles Beattie. I
ONTARIO. } DOMINION 455 DIRECTORY. Kinaston
es ae cee
ROVINOE OF
ser, Ontario st Walkem Richard T., of Gildersleeve & | Whelan James, sailor, Montreal road WILSON & McCONVILL, }
‘8, Wines and Walkem, Simcoe st Whitcomb James, carpenter, Union st Ontario st butchers j aca) tit
Walker Mrs., wid John, Arch st White John, woodman G.T.R., n depot | Wilson Mrs. Isabell id § eee HUD
56 Princess st Walker Mrs, Catherine, wid Thomas, | White Miss Margaret, Gore st Bagot st 8. Isabella, wid Samuel, A oe
’ cabinetmake Jnion st White M : * m4
cabinetmake Union 1ite Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert, Welling- 7 ; $ :
ker Walker Mrs. Ellen, wid John, John-} ton st ai oer rey, Andrew, Presbyterian, Bath ;
anit gon st White Mrs. S i 7 SNe ;
and alderm: gon 8 ere iite Mrs. Sophia, wid John, Gore st »y. Henry
si) Walker Robert, saddler, 45 Princess st | White Robert hetdet and acaculat 42 by a at v. Henry, B.A., assistant min-
7 Wall John, laborer, Bondhead Bie Sever ty Comet E ggist, 42] ister, St George's cathedral, Gore st
penter, Ports. Wall John, sondhead st Princess st, h Barrie st WILSON THOM AS, J.P.
Wallis J. D., photogr ipher, King st n} White Robert, dyer, 65 Princess st lic 5) notary pub-
usd Beserln Clarence st, h Union st WHITE SAMUEL P. Satan ae ‘Al pra econ and agent, British
tor, Johnson st Walsh John, laborer, William st importer of cigars, tobacco, &e , 30 oO apie phi ge ae Clarence at q
at; Sydebhimat Walsh M., butcher, Market sq Dincedaat. ad) ye Ree he office, h Nemington villa,
Bay st ‘ion Pateie k, overseer, penitentiary, Mi hite Thomas, laborer, Ontario st Wilson Thoms as, teamster, Uni t mt
er, and proprie- Untario st Jhite Willoby, teamster, Barrie st son T : Bes ae
, Since Walsh Thomas, laborer, Bondhead st | WHITEHEAD JAMES J., of Saladee, oon . 'C., head master, Queen
or, 85 Queen st Wandle Edward, Viet ria st Anglin & Co, manuf catusere: ofl Wilson Wilts ete oo
ith, King st, h 14 Ward Charles, innkeeper, Princess st Universal farm ‘and yard gates, cor Wils Wi lam, saborer, Wellington st
oF Ward Joseph, piano maker, CO'KA st King and Princess sts, h 74 Queen st Tohie illiam, of Wilson & Davis,
keeper commis Ward P., blacksmith, 121 Princess st Whitehead John, me ssenge ry Bank of Wi ae ste riety: ;
deau st vediig Mrs. Catherine, wid, 55 Col-) Montreal, Rideau st * oer tape proprictor Ameri-
r, Johnson st borne. st : Whitney H. D., clerk Bank of Mon- can hotel, 162 Princess st
n, Ontario st Wareham Richard, painter, Arch st treal, King st Geta ne) Wilton Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, %
penter, Deacon st Warington Henry, laborer, Ann st Wicken James, laborer, Victoria st htc - iG
Colborne st Warwick Charles, carpenter, Arch st Wiley Mrs Catherine, wid John, 11 carers Joseph, mason, Division st
CO, OF UPPER Waters John, laborer, Bagot st Princess st y , Wood George, teamster, off King st
ide a comm ao John, laborer, Jenkin’s lane Wilkie John, pensioner, O'Kill st oo Mrs. Jane, wid Wm., 5 Ontario st
¢ Wathine Poles Ben onel Victoria st | Wilkinson Charles, saddley, Princess st Leis is Mary, wid William, Stew-
Victoris at sJonn, t gs ; ; WILKINSON GE AW 7 salon | é boa ; :
Victor st i Watson Benjamin, tailor, 59 Ba rrie st peste ; Gt Anh M., dealer in | Woods Samuel, M.A., principal Gram-
ly : Ba Watson George, tailor, Stewart’s lane — : Wolli na, glass and earthern-| mar school, Clergy st
onter. Bagot st yare, ine s Qe A J r a 4). vy
Willian ‘eas vane rAM shoe ais r, Colborne st Wilkingon G a clan ue eee cae nay Re eR REEDS ed Oy
a Taner Oi ATT JAMES, auditor and accountant, | Wilkins . 1, Clerk, Queen s depot
vid Henry, Col- Union stn Drill shed >| Wilkinson Henry J., clerk, Queen st |W vol id= Robert, shoemaker, 105
, Watts James, laborer, Centre st Ni ane whitewasher, Princess st Brock st ? 4 {|
ts and caps, 32 a = illiams Richard, laborer, 3 ea , , Ava
I WEBER & 00, pianoforte manufac-| road ) orer, Montreal Lb cineeentrny WALTER, proprietor y
Union st Wi ‘Alo ss 10, ‘3s and Ontario sts. | Williams R.S., clerk Trust and Loan | WOOL LEY JAMES! sbietes ‘
synod building ee aonpage 1) | Co, cor King and Pri eee ae JOLIE 1S, exchange broker
“ 5 1) ? Mra y y Urs « a 338 Sts ¢ ‘ > yy
iiaaaust WE BKL Y BRITISH WHIG, the third | Williamson AG arn ue ai Cer and agent for Northern Transporta-
on & Tyner, bis oldest newspaper in Ontario, first} Welch, Gore st ; RMR se ete Go, and Rome and Watertown
‘sea hed . an dy 3, annual subserip- | Williamson James, laborer, Centre st Woo Wey recy rincess st cor Brock st
+, Sydenham st ion to daily $5, to weekly $2; Ed-| Williamson rev. James ALA T L.D ne James, policeman G.T.R., n
C ‘ONSU L’ N] (OP. ward « John Barker, M.D., editor and professor Queens Kollere” ve Sid ve Wrensh, ] ‘} .
consul, Ontariost Pegi papa st outside city limits Bry eae jer _ & harles K., produce and
ommiercial trartl élch Abiah Il. of Williamson & | Williamson & W Fh tee aA commission merchant, Rideau st
yrelet: Wellincton st 5 ew ie on& Welch, builders, Welling- | W RIGH l me LARK, premium hatter
roduce merchant, Welch Edwin R., marble works, Prin-| Willis Mrs. Ann Jane, wid Hug! and furrier, wholesale and retail dea-
a on _ h Division st Po awole line ey i ugh, re pat : oun, straw goods, &e.
eksmith, Queens 'elch Frederick, organist, Division st Wilmot captai : ieads fitted by a Paris conformateur
Wey allinot 5 s aptain Henry, v eer fie 74 Welline . 1 one
ker, Young's lane Welling neton Street school. James Mete alf, | Hatiece aside a pee field ou, Wellington st, h Colborne st
aries and Liquors, ‘t ad teacher: Miss Rose, ae | Wilmot Hoard fesse 'S ae e right Georve, carter, Barrack st
O'Loughlin and Miss Roberts, teach- tiary, Bay : ie or, peniten-| Wright James, shoem: tker, Johnson st
faa as Wellington st laumot? ‘Nathaniel; bidokamitl . Wri eht John, gardener, Johnson st
Fork st fers “ nry, siddler 55 Princess st | Princess st, h Queen st alae il (he yl an of ( ee re count clerk Merchants
YRY, Chown & wean pe second hand shop, 174 Prin- | Wilson David, job printer British Whig | Y: “d Pet NY cabine ne ae
rietors, cor King Wemna J | oifice, Bagot st ve Yar eter, cabinetmaker, King st
a n vostph piano maker, 87 Brock st | Wilson & Davis, livery stable, C1 arker Jame y hardware, &c., Princess
ser, Ontario st Wot William, labor r, Je nkin’s lane | st UE i eee OBEPOR De oe etn e es
pe ivision 8 fore thodis church, rev. H. T-. | Wilson George, carter, North Bagot st Y eee, M.D., Ning st cor William
; ithel bland, Sydenham st a “i A Ra na Aol s 8
okkeeper, official Wilson George, mariner, Young's ls r : 4 rayye
i a rn Insurance ( 0, of Canada, R. | Wilson. George Ron : He OUnE s lane | Yates Octavus, M.D., William st cor Wel-
er,r Sydenham # Nine ‘d, agent, Market sq eT car. Colborne st tonecutter and gro- | Vington st
ke Ji ay olborne s \irage Matavd: caiowt Baeatis
acnee & Waddell, z el anes hn P., tailor, Sydenham st | Wi ear Fates. laborer GAY a | tt Edward, ailor, Bacot st
Whal ike Samnuel, Sydenham st Wilson James): ererd Sd .) Y wld n Henry, finisher, Sydenham st
tor, Jenkin’s la atid Luke, saloon, Ontario st [WetlaanvFanes a ydenham st | Yout Michacl, carpenter, Sydenham st
ie gow be, of whale n John, laborer: (Queen st W i ies pnt anager, Kingston Water | Young Jolin, pensioner, Ontario st
8, 8 OE Wheeler Joh ant Works Co., Ontario st, h Barrie st Young William, laborer, 19 Kine
reton Wheeler Tis mr carpenter, John st | Wilson John, laborer, William st Tune Mata pa ek m4 King st
Mell iM; 0. Earls a ‘ h, plano maker, Montreal | Wilson John I’., of Wilson & M eer Foung William, laborer, Plum st
printer, Gore st | Ontario st ee es Young William, locomotive foreman
t ‘ G.T.R., n depot
rpenter, Arch st
Wellington st
iborer, Princess*
, Wellington st
id captain Henly g
MT ~ \ seat -
MISCELLANEOUS—CITY OF KINGSTON.
pratar, To BANKS, BANK OF MONTREAL
maker, JO pnson i |
Bal ont ANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA Cor King and William sts.
Vellington s i |
bt ig Nias City buildings, Ontar | obert M. Moore, manager; S. J. Stammers, accountant;
Jeffery Penfold, ma — i B Kher teller; P. Cross, d aan t eye onieae
haw student, Sih Mant Genie Durnto * oF eos ah. iy, act ae eat | dl keeper; H. D, Whitney, clerk; John Whitehead,
ieiler rf ‘ int ns, ¢ Kk: ssenger,
harleg Beatt mosses . |
L Queei st
KINGSTON.
DOMINION 456 DIRECTORY.
[PRovINcE op
——
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.
Cor King and William sts.
J. G. Macdonald, manager; Joseph Rorke, accountant,
K. A. Petrie, teller; J. Wylie, discount clerk ; A. LL. Ross,
ledger keeper; W. IL. She arpe, junior clerk ; Reuben Stafford
messenger.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Henry Cunningham, president; G. M. Kinghorn, vice-
president ; James Shannon, von ‘secretary,
Henry C. Vogt, R. M. Rose, and James Shannon, official
assignees.
CHURCHES.
ALL SAINTS MISSION FREE CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. H. Plees, incumbent.
a.m., 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.
p-m. Division st.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. George Grafftey, pastor.
and 6} p.m.
_ Hours of service, 7} a.m., 93
Saints days, 74 a.m., Friday 7}
Hours of service, 11 a.m.
Sunday school at 2} p.m. Johnson st.
BROCK STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev, A. Wilson, minister. Hours of service, 1] a.m. and
6 p.m.
BROCK STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. George Lewis, B.A., minister.
a.m, and 6 p.m. Brock st.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Joseph Elwell, minister.
and 5 p.m. Queen st.
CHALMER’S CHURCH, Canada Presbyterian.
Hours of service, 11 a.m. and
Hours of service, 10}
Hours of service, 10 a.m.
Rev. Patrick Gray, pastor.
6} p.m. Earl st.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. Kenneth M. Fenwick, minister.
11 a.m, and 63 p.m. Sunday school 2 p.m.
Tuesday, at 7} p.m.
ton st.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. E. A. Orser, minister. Hours of service, 103} a.m.
and 6 p.m. Johnson st.
QUEEN STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. D. G. Sutherland, minister.
a.m. and 63 p.m. Queen st.
ST ANDREW’S CHURCH, ch of Scotland.
Rev. W. M. Inglis, pastor.
6} p.m. Wednesday at 73
ST GEORGE’S CATHEDRAL, ch of England.
Right rev. John Travers Lewis, D.D.,LL.D., Lord Bishop of
Ontario ; very rev. James Lyster, LL.D D., dean and rector ;
revs. Henry Wilson, M.A., and F 3 0r: awford, M.A.,, assistant
ministers.” Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Daily
prayers at 3 p.m. Sunday school in St George’s hall at 9}
a.m. King st cor Johnson st.
ST JAMES’ CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. ¥. W. Kirkpatrick, A.M., incumbent.
vice, 11 a.m. and 63 p.m.
Hours of service,
Prayer meeting,
Lecture, Thursday, 73 p.m. Welling-
Hours of service, 103
zp.m. Princess st.
Hours of ser-
Jor Barrie and Union sts.
ST JOHN’S CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. F. W. Dobbs, minister.
and 44 p.m. Portsmouth.
ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL, of the Immaculate Conception
Right rev. E. J. Horan, bishop ; revs. B. Higgins, J. O-
Boyle and W. Keilty, priests. Hours of service, 8 a.m. and
10} a.m, Vespers 3} p.m. Johnson st.
Hours of service, 10} a.m.
; |
Hours of service, 1] a.m. and
ST PAUL’S CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. John A. Mulock, rector,
and 64 p.m, Queen st.
ST THOMAS MISSION FREE CHURCH, ch of England,
tev. H. Plees, minister. Hours of service, 5 p.m, Sunday
school 4 p.m, Williamsville,
SYDENHAM STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. H. F, Bland, minister. Hours of service, 10} am.
and 63 p.m, Sydenham st, :
Hours of service, 11 am,
COMPANIES.
EXPRESS,
AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS (0,
G. T. Oliver, agent, Cor Brock and King sts,
CANADIAN EXPRESS (C0,
G. T. Oliver, agent, Cor Brock and King sts.
GAS.
CITY OF KINGSTON GAS CO.
sident; John Kerr, manager, Queen st.
MINING.
KINGSTON AND SHERBROOKE GOLD MINING (0,
A.M. Patton, secretary.
RAILWAY.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CO.
C. J. Brydges, managing director, resides in Montreal;
William Neilson, agent passenger station, Montreal road;
Alexander Crawford, freight agent city branch depot, foot
of William st; Alexander Bamford, ticket agent, cor Clar-
| ence and Ontario sts.
| KINGSTON AND MADOC RAILWAY CO.
William Robinson, mayor, president; <A. F. Wood, vice
president; J. C arruthers, J. Jamieson, J Murphy, J. Luke,
A. Caton, J. McRorey, 8. Shibley, A. Smallfield, B. Flint,
| John Breden, Henry Cunningham, directors,
STEAMERS.
CANADIAN INLAND NAVIGATION CO.
Office St. Lawrence wharf, foot of Johnson st.
C. H. Hatch, agent.
KINGSTON ISLAND FERRY AND CAPE VINCENT LINE.
Office foot of Brock st.
G. M. Kinghorn, agent and owner.
|
|
| BAY OF QUINTE LINE,
C. H. Hatch, agent.
STAGES.
Starting place Geraldi house, 50 Princess st.
Stages arrive from and depart for the following places
| daily ; Sydenham, Newburgh, Harrowsmith, Battersea, (
| cept Friday) and (in winter) Picton.
Tri-weekly, Inverary and Morton.
TELEGRAPH.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
Office, Burnett house, Ontario st.
James Kearns, manager.
‘| DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO.
Office Ontario st n Clarence st.
Charles R. Hosmer, manager.
Dr. J. A. Henderson, president; S. Muckleston, vice-pr- §
i. J. Burrowes
Bherif!; James ]
ONTARIO. |
—
TRUST AND L
Weir Anders
accountant ; W
R.8. Williams,
KINGSTON WE
George A. Kk
vice -preside nt;
MD., James P,
Vogt, directors
CORP
Aldermen——W
Chown, Henry
Dillon, Samuel
A Gildersleeve, Ge
Charles Livings
lan, Cornelius V
son, James Shay
Officers—Mich:
chamberlain ; Jol
solicitor; John |
lector; Thomas
weights and meé
ket and harbour
William Wats
managing comm
NO, 1 FIRE Co,
Charles MeSo
hose,
NO, 2 HOOK AN
George Watso
Sidney Orser, 2
Robert Pogue, ty
NO. 3 FIRE co.
John Bowen, ¢
POLICE,
Police Commis
gistrate,
Police Foree—]
Robert Bell, Paty
fective; John St
ohn Cooke, De]
|
‘illiam Hoyle,
C
illiam Fe
John Duff, clerk ]
Ounty attorney
Heputy clerk of
ourt; Charles \
. Corbe att,
gu
dward John Be
MOUNTY GAOL,
C«
Charles H. Cor
arding, turnke
PROVINCE op
cs
service, 11 am,
h of England,
e, 5 p.m, Sunday
(ODIST CHURCH,
service, 10} am,
kleston, vice-pre-
[IINING CO.
sides in Montreal;
n, Montreal road;
branch depot, foot
t agent, cor Clar-
A. F. Wood, vice
Murphy, J. Luke,
mallfield, B. Flint,
rs.
),
’ Johnson st.
VINCENT LINE,
>rincess st.
» following place
hith, Battersea, (
rio st.
ONTARIO. |
——
TRUST AND LOAN.
TRUST AND LOAN CO, OF UPPER CANADA.
King st cor Princess st.
R.S. Williams, clerks; A, Gray, messenger.
WATER.
KINGSTON WATER WORKS CO,
Ontario st.
Vogt, directors ; James Wilson, manager,
CORPORATION OF KINGSTON.
City Hall, Ontario st.
William Robinson, mayor.
Aldermen--William Allen, William = Brophy, Edwin
Chown, Henry Cunningham, George Davidson, Joseph
Dillon, Samuel T. Drennan, David Gibson, Charles F,
Gildersleeve, George M. Kinghorn, Archibaid Livingston,
Charles Livingston, Armstrong McCormick, John McMil-
lan, Cornelius V. Price, James Richardson, Thomas Robin-
son, James Shaw, Michael Sullivan, Robert Tomkins.
Oficers—Michael Flanagan, city clerk; William Ireland,
chamberlain ; John ©. Innes, city engineer ; Jas. Agnew, city
solicitor; John Power, architect; William P. Minnes, col-
lector; Thomas Mostyn, inspector of tavern licenses and
weights and measures; Alexander Smyth, clerk of the mar-
ket and harbour master; Andrew Lanigan, messenger.
FIRE BRIGADE.
William Watson, chief engineer; P. Devlin, Ist assistant,
managing committee.
NO, 1 FIRE CO,
Charles MeSorly, captain of engine ; Daniel Donogue of
hose,
NO, 2 HOOK AND LADDER.
George Watson, captain; William Castell, Ist lieutenant;
Sidney Orser, 2nd lieutenant; Joseph Little, secretary ;
Robert Pogue, treasurer,
NO, 3 FIRE CO.
Z John Bowen, captain of engine ; Edward Grafton of hose
POLICE,
d ‘Ap . . .
Police Commissioners—The judge, the mayor and the ma-
gistrate.
dope ” j
; : - Forec —John Robb, sergeantmajor ; Hugh McAuley,
ohert Bell, Patrick Nugent, sergeants ; Hugh McAuley, de-
fective; John Sieacy, David Cunningham, Timothy Lane,
ohn Cooke, Dennis Millane, John Porter, James Bennett,
William Hoyle, privates.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Id. Burrowes, county judge ; John Craig, county clerk ;
4 in Ferguson, sherit!; Thomas B. Ferguson, deputy
Fein ae Durand, registrar; John Irwine, treasurer ;
bint oe Division court; Alexander S. Kirkpatrick,
Bret Pitta and clerk of the peace ; EK. H. Smythe,
tg “of the peace; Peter O Reilly, sen., clerk of
( iarles M, F erguson, James Laferty, clerks ; Charles
ea en gaoler ; John Ashley, keeper court house,
td John Barker, M.D., county coroner.
UNTY GAOL,
Cor Sydenham and Barrie sts.
Charles H, Cort , P
arding, turnkey gaoler; Mrs. Fanny Rees, matron; A.
DOMINION 457 DIRECTORY.
George A. Kirkpatrick, M.P., president; James Linton,
vice-president ; Michael Doran, Robert Deacon, John Stewart,
MD, James P, Gildersleeve, John Grist, sen., and IH. C,
KINGSTON,
| IMMIGRATION AND CROWN LANDS OFFICE,
|
| William st.
| Richard McPherson, acting agent.
Weir Anderson, commissioner; James O'Neil Ireland |
accountant; W. P. Henderson, registrar; J. W. Anderson
CUSTOM HOUSE.
| Cor King and Clarence sts.
W. B. Simpson, collector; W. R. Mingaye, surveyor ; 8. D
Fowler, John 8. Smith, James Hopkirk, clerks; George H.
| Detlor, appraiser; Daniel Lynch, Thomas Meagher, Evan
McColl, Joseph Kidd and Joseph Murphy, landing waiters ;
Charles Allum, messenger.
INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT,
Wellington st.
Augustus Thibodo, collector; F, Rowland, George Kirk
| and George McWhirter, officers.
|
| EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME,
Cor Bagot and Johnson sts.
Conducted by the sisters of the Congregation of Notre
Dame. Sister Théclé, superioress, and 7 assistants.
CATARAQUI SCHOOL.
Lideau st.
Mrs. Strachan, head teacher ; Misses Rodgers and Beattie
assistants,
| CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SEPARATE SCHOOL.
Clergy st.
Brother Owen, director,
| COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Samuel Woods, M.A., rector.
Visitors—The Arts professors of Queen’s college.
The College preparatory school and the Kingston county;
Grammar school were united and affiliated to the Univer-
sity in 1862.
Samuel Woods, M.A., classical and French master,
Thomas Gordon, mathematical mast er; Thomas Alexander
assistant classical and English master; E. De St. Remy,
preparatory classes; Mr. Light, drawing master; color-
sergeant Fields, R.C.R., drill instructor,
GORDON STREET SCHOOL.
Misses Cranston and Scales, teachers.
JOHNSTON STREET HIGH SCHOOL.
William Tandy, jun., principal; J. Morgan, Misses M
Simpson, W. McDowall, M. Alexander and A. Gill, teachers.
QUEEN STREET SCHOOL,
Thomas Wilson, principal; James Galloway, Misses Mc-
Intyre, Keyes, Stuart, Davidson and Livingston, teachers.
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE.
Hon. John Hamilton, chairman; William Ireland, secre-
tary-treasurer Board of Trustees.
College Senuie—Very rev, William Snodgrass, D.D., princi-
pal and primarius professor of divinity ; rev. John B. Mowat,
M.A., professor of oriental languages, biblical criticism, and
church history ; rev James Williamson, M.A., LL.D., professor
of mathematics and natural philosophy ; rev. John C. Murray,
professor of logic, metaphysics, and ethics; rev. John H.
Mackerras, M.A., professor of classical literature; Nathan
F. Dupuis, M.A., professor of chemistry and natural history ;
rev. George D. Ferguson, B.A., professor of history and
English literature ; professor Mowat, secretary.
Lecturers—Professor Ferguson, modern languages; pro-
fessor Murray, principles and practice of elocution; Donald
Maclean, Esq., M.D., human physiology; professor Mowat,
registrar; Samuel Woods, Esq., M.A., examiner for matricu-
lation in medicine.
‘Kinasron. DOMINION 458 DIRECTORY. [Province op
: ninninieane a ra RIO. |
Convocation.—Trustees, professors, lecturers, tellows, gra- | CATARAQUI CHAPTER, No, 12, R, A, M, —
peas merabers, The principal, president; professor Mowat, R. KE. comp. Robert Hendry, jun., Z.; 2. cohp, Henry
} ys Dumble, P.Z.; EK. comp, Anthony Malone, H.; comp veo Wht
Observatory.—The principal, professor Williamson. M.| Archibald McMillan, J; R.E, comp. J. V. Noel, treasurer: British Whig, da
Flanagan, board ; professor Williamson, director; professor}comp. F, Shaw, 8.N.; comp. Henry Minnes, 8.B.; comp, luly $8; to wee
Dupuis, observer; professor Mowat, secretary, George Oldrieve, P.S.; comp. William Matthows, $g.gamgpoptictor and oe
Library—Vhe principal, professor Williamson, professor | COMP. Edward Law, J.8. Regular communications of said Ohronie editor
Mowat, curators; professor Mowat, secretary; professor | chapter are held quarterly at Masonic hall, King street, oe Ne a “dai
Dupuis, librarian; the professor of natural history, curator fe y. ST etOr a
of the museum ; John Cormack, janitor. CATARAQUI LODGE, No, 92, F, & A. M, ‘oe imal
ee . R.W, bro. R. Hendry, jun., W.M.; R.W. bro. B,J. Bark
RAILWAY DEPOT SCHOOL P.M.; bro. G.S. Oldrieve, S.W. ; bro, William Allen, JW!
' a R.W. bro. J. V. Noel, treasurer; bro. Henry 8. Mines,
Miss Burke, teacher. secretary ; bro, Alfred Ayerst, S.D); bro. J. Greenfield, JD:
bro. E, Law, I. G.; bro. Thomas Graham, tyler. ' BIHUR LODGE,
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. R, D, Patterson,
ebspaton, CONCLAVE OF RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE Meertary; F. Vow!
‘ Meets every Vr
Incorporated by Act of Parliament and afiliated to the University | _M. Em, Sir Knight W, B. Simpson, sov. ; M. Em sir knight pater:
in 1866, S. D. Fowler, eus; sir knight A.S, Kirkpatrick, sen, gen,
L’resident—John R. Dickson, M.D., M.R.C.P. Lon | sit knight BE. H. Parker, jun. gen. ; sir Knight John Ken,
W.R.C.S., Eng., and F.R.C.S., Edin., Medical’ Superinten- H. prelate; sir knight J. V. Noel, treasurer ; sir Knight Gu
dent of Rockwood Asylum and Surgeon to the Peniten- Wilkinson, recorder ; sir knight G. A. Kirkpatrick, prefect;
tiary j registrar, Fife Fowler, M.D., L.R.C.8., Edin, James | ° knight I. E, Swales, standard bearer. Offi
eish, M.D., professor of anatomy; Fife Fowler, M.D. R |
L.R.C.S., Edin., professor of mieten "medica, therapentics ELYSIAN LODGE, No, 212, Garden Island, Oe ee
and pharmacy ; Octavius Yates, M.D., professor of insti- Robert Nancollas, W.M.; A. Malone, P.M.; George eae tg
tutes of medicine; Thomas R. Dupuis, M.D., professor of | Cummings, $.W.; G. T. Charles, secretary; W. Jobns,llilerks: William 'T
botany ; Roderick Kennedy, M.D., L.R.C.S., Edin., and|§.p.; A. Milligan J. D.; John Charles, J.W.; R. H. Charis
Alfred 8. Oliver, M.D., professors of medical jurisprudence; | J.G.: John Hazlett tyler.
Michael Sullivan, M.D., professor of principles and practice , ,
of surgery ; Horatio Yates, M.D., professor of theory and | KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,—Hugh de Payen’s Encampment,
practice of medicine ; Michael Lavell, M.D., member of the Established 1823
medical council of Ontario, professor of obstetrics and ae a A bagi eee si , Offi
diseases of women and children; Nathan F, Dupuis, M.A., | _ E. Fr. Il. E. Swales, E.C. i V.E. Fr. W.B. Simpson, prelate; Robert W. Barke
professor of chemistry and practical chemistry ; Herbert J. | Fr. R. Town, Ist captain; Fr. J. K, Macaulay, 2nd captain Miyeghor, clerks,
Saunders, M.D., M.R:C.S., Eag., demonstrator of practical | V-E. Fr. 8. D. Fowler, registrar and treasurer; Fr. RW :
anatomy. Barrow, expert ; Fr. John Breden, jun.,captain of thelin
The diploma of the Royal College of Physicians and Sur- | W. P. Phillips, standard bearer; Fr, James Gree >
geons entitles the holder thereof to all the privileges in | Standard bearer ; V.E. Fr. James A. Henderson, Ist h I
Great Britain that are conferred upon the graduates and|E. Fr. BE. WH. Parker, 2nd herald; Ir, Thomas Grabau,
pea oF other Colonial college. The college is | equery.
affiliated to Queen’s University, wherein the degree of M.D, Quy ;
-may be obtained by its students, = Se ENE POEM Dae’
say, letter carrier,
POST OFFICE INS
B John Creighton,
bev. H. Mulkins,
Established 1794. Horan, R. catholic
WELLINGTON STREET SCHOOL. Regular meetings first Thursday of every via p. McIntosh, cee
_,James Metealfe, prineipal; Misses Rose, O'Laughlin, Rob-| thy. George, Me Wilkinson, Patsy RAW, bro! ALS Kk
inson and Barclay, teachers. patrick, 8.W.; V.W. bro. FE. H. Parker, J.W. ; bro. rev. ae
Bower, chap; bro. ER. Welch, treasurer; V.W. bro. Joho,
WILLIAMSVILLE SCHOOL. M. Horsey, secretary ; bro. L. Clements, 8.D.; bro. tk
Cor Victoria and Durham sts. Mudie, J. D.; bro. T. F. Taylor, master of ceremonies; dt.
sRtOF a ARG. DUPhat ata J. J. ‘Linton, bro. C. H. ‘Corbett, stewards; bro, Davi
Fraser, LG.; bro. Thomas Graham, tyler.
mister ; J. Hallida
matron; Henry E.
Miss McCammon, teacher.
en enny RONTENAC AGR
LITER RARY INSTITUTIONS. MILI TIA DEPARTM EN rT. Allen Bond, pres
Cor Ontario and Johnston sts, lak, 2nd viee-pr
. ; . , rer: Jol “ed.
DIOCESAN LIBRARY. Lieut. colonel Samuel P. Jarvis, deputy adjutant generil; pooner, Danley
Rey. T. Bousfield, librarian, Synod hall, Wellington st. lieut. colonel Alexander Patterson, acting deputy adj y po dy direen
. general; major William P. Phillips, brigade major, lieu Collect Seas)
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, colonel Maxwell W. Strange, district paymaster ; | DUL, CO ea rae
; nel Thomas A. Corbett, acting provincial storekecpe; : - wankin,
Reading room, City hall buildings, Ontario st. sergeant Smith, caretaker, drill shed. { ‘oe
. 14th Princess of Wales battalion.—D. Callaghan Auditors—Judge
ONTARIO DIOCESAN DEPOSITARY. colonel; John Kerr and W. M. Herchmer, majors INGSTON ELEC
W. King, paymaster; lieut. Spriggs, quartermaster ;
James Johnson, acting adjutant; B. W. Day, M.D., surg ae", ‘d Allen, pre.
J. K. Oliver, M.D., assistant surgeon. : ae and
Kingston Volunteer Field battery.—Thomas Dramnesy B Dieets
major; A.S. rere eies ye se a ety capt Foleeacr Will
Henry Wilmot, lieut.; Dr. Horatio Yates, surgeon. sor Williams
MASONIC. Frontenac squadron of Sil Briar aes rae en eckie and George
; manding; William Caldwell, adjutant ; Ist troop, OP
ANCIENT FRONTENAC CHAPTER, No. 1. White Sonne Knight; 2nd _ troop, major James ee
R. E. comp. G. M. Wilkinson, Z; comp. W. P. Phillips, | lieutenant G. Wood, cornet John McRory ; quarterma POTEL DIEU HOS
H.; comp. R. M. Horsey, J.; comp. D. McCartney, 8.B.;| J. Moore; surgeon, M. B. Brown. . villas
comp. H. E. Swales, S.N.; R. E. comp. E. H. Parker, T;| Mo. 6 company, 2nd battalion, G.T.R. brigade —W Rstablished b
R.E. comp. A. 8. Kirkpatrick, P.S. ; comp. D. Fraser, 8.8 ; | Young, captain ; William Neilson, lieutenant ; William y th
comp. J. Breden, J.S; comp. T. Graham, Janitor. ensign; 4 sergeants and 59 rank and file.
_ Rev. Thomas LDousfield, manager, Synod buildings, Wel-
lington st.
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every month, ah
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John Duff, com
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DOMINION 459 DIRECTORY. Kinaston.
NEWSPAPERS.
tish Whig, daily and weekly, annual subscription to
lad ihe ‘$2; Edward John Barker, M.D., editor,
roprietor and printer, Bagot st. ee 4
Chronicle and News weekly, annual subscription $2 ;
James Neish, editor, proprietor and printer, Princess st. y
Daily News, daily, annual subscription $5 ; James Neish,
ddilor, proprietor and printer, Princess st.
ODD FELLOWS.
THUR LODGE, under G, L, of Canada,
R.D. Patterson, N.G.; 8. Obendoffer, V.G.; George Lee,
ecretary; F, Fowler, M.D., treasurer.
Yeets every 'riday evening at Exeter Hall.
POST OFFICE.
Clarence st.
Office hours, 7 a.m, to 6 p.m.
Robert Deacon, postmaster ; William Shannon, assistant
jostmaster; Alexander Magurn, John Kelly, Robert T.
Barns, Robert Deacon, jun., and Henry G, Goodfellow,
clerks; William Thomas Laws, messenger; Patrick Lind-
say, letter carrier.
Pp0st OFFICE INSPECTOR’S OFFICE,
Clarence st.
Office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m,
Robert W. Barker, inspector; Allan Jones and Jeremiah
Meagher, clerks,
PENTTENTIARY.
Portsmouth,
John Creighton, warden ; John Flanigan, deputy warden ;
right rev. bishop
foran, R. catholic chaplain ; J. R. Dickson, M.D., surgeon ;
), McIntosh, accountant; H. H. Horsey, architect; T.
{cCarthy, chief keeper; Patrick O'Donnell, storekeeper ;
Nilliam Sullivan, steward; Patrick M. Benson, school
mister ; J. Halliday, hospital overseer; Mrs, Leihy, acting
matron; Henry K. Jones, clerk,
SOCIETIES.
AGRICULTURAL.
RONTENAC AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Allen Bond, president; B. W. Day, vice-president; T. C.
lark, 2nd_ vice-president; Isaac Simpson, secretary-tren-
wer; John Breden, John Flanigan, John Baker, ©. N.
pwooner, R. Dunlop, H. Jackson, John Wilmot, James Daly,
J. Purdy, directors.
Collectors—The directors, ex-officio, R. Spooner, Alfred
N. Rankin, H. Cunningham, John Daley and D. D,
MPP, , .
Auditors—Judge Cummins and Thomas Wilson.
INGSTON ELECTORAL DIVISION SOCIETY,
JA. Allen, presid
David Nicol, 2nd vie
Rreasurer,
ent; John Fraser, 1st vice-president ;
ce-president; A. J. Briggs, secretary-
Directors, Briggs,
rofessor Williamson, G. A. Kirkpatrick, R. Kent, A. ©.
eckie and George Robertson.
A. Thibodo, Michael Flanagan;
BENEVOLENT.
OTEL DIEV HOSPITAL AND ORPHAN ASYLUM,
iin Brock st.
stablished by the late tight rev. bishop Phelan in 1847,
Itis under the charce of +e ° as
oseph, 17 in pumben ee of the Religious Hospitaliers of St
cipal portion of the revenue. The Hospital contains 22 beda
and admits arnually an average of 240 patients. The
Orphanage has a constant average of forty orphans. All
religious denominations are admitted, Dr, Sullivan, visit-
ing physician and surgeon,
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
Cor Earl and Gordon sts.
Chiefly supported by a government grant, twelve direc-
tors, four of whom are appointed by the City Council.
Appointed by City Council : .
The mayor, chairman, Dr. Sullivan, John MeMillan; 8. T.
Drennan, hon. secretary-treasurer.
Elected by Subseribers :
John Harkess, J. Shannon, W. P. Phillips, William Allan,
RK. Chown, ©. Livingston, Dr. O. Yates, Isaac Simpson ;
John Holmes, superintendent.
HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE, refuge for infirm and aged men
and women and orphan boys,
Ordnance st.
Under the supervision of the right rev. E. J, Horan,
bishop of Kingston. Mother Mary Edward, superioress, 9
professed sisters, 6 novices, 28 boys, 20 old men and women,
The sisters visit the hospitals, prisons and sick poor of the
city.
KINGSTON HOSPITAL,
Stuart st.
There are eleven life governors appointed by the Crown,
four ex-oflicio governors, viz.: the judge, the sheriff, and
the warden of the county and the mayor of Kingston, and
also governors by purchase, any one who pays $100 and $4 a
year thereafter, The life governors at present are—hon.,
Sir John A, Macdonald, John Watkins, Horatio Yates, M.D.,
John Fraser, R. J. Cartwright, M.P., O. S. Strange, M.D.,
James Davis, Edwin Chown, M. Sullivan, M.D., Charles F.
Gildersleeve, W.B. Simpson; Lewis Buttner, steward; A.
Fairbairn, M.D., surgeon,
KINGSTON SABBATH REFORMATION SOCIETY,
Neil McLeod, president; rev, K. M. Fenwick, vice-presi-
dent; G.S. Renwick, treasurer; Dr. Mair, secretary,
Committee—Ministers who approve of the object of the
society, James Linton, R. Matthews, G. Hardy, W. Massie,
J. Shaw, W.P. Lacey, H. Cunningham, A. Chown, W. C.
Evans, J. ©. Jack, Dr. Skinner, R. V. Rogers, Samuel Gaw,
W. J. Dick, G. Chatley, E. Chown, D. McEwen, W. Ireland.
ORPHANS HOME.
Union st.
Mrs. Machar, Mrs, Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Hendry, directressea ;
Mrs. George, treasurer; Mrs. Cartwright, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Muckleston, recording secretary; Mrs. Wil-
iam Miller, matron,
ROCKWO0O0D LUNATIC ASYLUM,
J. R. Diekson, M.D., medical superintendent; Thomas
Drummond, accountant; W. R. Allen, storekeeper; John
Power and William Coverdale, architects; W. Donaldson,
chief engineer; Andrew Shanks, assistant engineer,
LOAN AND INVESTMENT.
FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,
Clarence st.
D. Henderson, president; R. J. Cartwright, Esq., M.P.,
vice-president ; James McNee, George M. Wilkinson, Martin
Strachan, Rybert Kent, Noel Kent, Robert Waddell, Dr.
Horatio Yates, directors ; Thomas Briggs, manager.
NATIONAL.
ST ANDREW'S SOCIETY,
Alexander Gunn, president; John Kerr, lst vice-presi-
dent; William Stewart, 2nd vice-president; Alexander
Falconer, secretary-treasurer ; revs. Dr. Snodgrass, P. Gray,
and W. M. Inglis, chaplains; Drs. James Neish and Donald
McLean, physicians; John Henderson and George Ander-
t, whose industry contributes the p rin-gon, auditors,
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ST PATRICK’S SOCIETY.
W. Sullivan, M.D., president; D. Macarow, vice-presi-
dent ; John Halligan, recording secretary ; Patrick Doherty,
corresponding secretary; M. rs ea treasurer ; James Friel,
marshal; M. Donaghue, assistant marshal.
RELIGIOUS.
KINGSTON AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Annual meeting, third Tuesday of January. The commit-
tee meet on the second Monday of each month at 4 p.m.,
and oftener as business may require,
Neil McLeod, rev. F’. W. Dobbs, rev. M. W. Inglis, vice-
presidents ; Dr, Skinner, treasurer ; Dr. Mair, corresponding
secretary; R. V. Rogers, recording secretary; EK. Stacey,
depositary. |
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Rev. W. M. Inglis, president ; professor Ferguson and R.
ach: vice-presidents ; Samuel Woods, M.A., secretary-
ragurer,
cial deputy.
GRAND DIVISION
TEMPERANCE.
John Mair, M.D.,
KINGSTON MILLS—A village at the | Elliott David, carpenter
ret lock on the Rideau canal, town-| Fitch rey, Heman, Baptist
ship of Pittsburg, countyof Frontenac. Fox William G., farmer
14 J
is .
thweekiy Peete about . aatt Gustin Calvin, brick manufactory
Blake Patrick. f; | Grenville Daniel, carpenter
Bradd Bd 7 FREMOr ; Grenville William, painter
on Edward, farmer | Grenier Charles, of Greiner & McVey
Connor Michael, lock attender GRENIE McVEY. dealers in st
Cunningham Edward, tavernkeeper rca ih ga - ia il tia
Dean Joseph, lockmaster is He
Dean Miss Elizabeth, tavernkeeper oe aok Se tiice
eran Timothy, farmer | Herman Joseph, cooper
Tice W; Charles, farmer Herrington Richard D., storekeeper
de illiam, farmer ILER HENRY J., storekeeper
rg et Chas., postmaster, hotelkceper | Jasperson Louis, spoke factory
ree Alexander, farmer | Kennedy William, storekeeper
alloy Patrick, tavernkeener KING ALFRED, livery stables
Murdoch Martin, tavernkeeper ' KING COLONEL JAMES, collector of
Sargeant Robert, lock attender | customs, notary, clerk third Division
Scott James, farmer court, issuer of marriage licenses, &c.
Smith Edward, miller King James W., agent Liverpool and
Thy Michael, blacksmith ; London and Globe Insurance Co.
KINGSVILLE-—A thriving village in | King Sidney A., M.D.
the tow: ship of Gosfield,county ot Essex, Kingsville Exchange hotel, George
Principal business isin country produce, | Malott, proprietor
lumber, railroad ties and staves, Steam-/;TVEBRPOOL AND LONDON AND
ers i ra ‘Wk
Detroit twice u week, fare Sl. Distant; GLOBE INSURANCE CO., James
from Belle River, a station of the Great W. King, agent
Western railway, 18 miles, from Windsor | Longland William, sash factory
233 ee fare $1; from Amherstburg | Loveless James, shoemaker
200, Mail daily. Population about | | udiam William, blacksmith
' | McCain William, farmer
| McDonald David, nursery
| McDonald Joseph
| McDonald Peter C., cabinetmaker
| McVey Edward, of Grenier & McVey
| Malott Ezra, farmer
Malott George, proprietor Kingsville
| Exchange hotel
| Malott Henry, blacksmith
, Malott Job, mariner
| Malott John, of Malott & Wigle
| Malott Leonard, carpenter
| Malott Peter G., farmer
Adams Joshua, farmer
Allworth Alfred, vineyard
Allworth Eeward, M.D.
Arner Jacob, farmer
Arner John, farmer
Bailey John, of Morse & Bailey
Baltzer Jacob, farmer
Baltzer Michael, farmer
Bauslaugh Dennis, shoemaker
Berlin Abner, dentist
Black Samuel, carpenter
Bower Lewis, cabinetmaker
Broadwell Thomas, butcher | Malott Samuel, carpenter
Cady James, carriage trimmer |MALOTT & WIGLE, grist mill
Canfield David William, lumber | Malott William, farmer
CHAPMAN WILLIAM, _ proprietor | MARRIAGE LICENSES, colonel James
Commercial house King, issuer
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, William | Middaugh John 8S., accountant
Chapman, proprietor | Morse & Bailey, ashery
Cooper Arthur, tannery Morse Henry, of Morse & Bailey
COOPER GEORGE, postmaster, tailor | Pew James, mason, carpenter
Cooper Miss Marian, teacher Pike & Price, shingle factory
Cooper Mrs. Keziah, wid Samuel Pike Surene, mason
Craney Thomas, sboemaker Potts William
Dougherty Henry, carpenter Pulford Edwin A., carriagemaker
DOWNIE REV. JOHN, ch of England | Scratch Eli, shoe store
Drake William H., M.D. Scratch Leonard, farmer
Bede George, farmer Simons John, cabinetmaker
DOMINION 460 DIRECTORY.
BETHEL LODGE No. 36, B. A. 0. G. T.
John R. Massie, W.C.; Edwin Rose, W. secretary, nec
G. W. Ross, Strathroy, G.W.P.; Edward M, Stap
Kingston, grand scribe.
GRAND TRUNK LODGE, No, 444, I. 0. of G, 7,
David G. Macpherson, W.C.; W. H. Harmer, W, secre
KINGSTON MECHANICS DIVISION, No. 374, song 9
John Jones, W.P., E. Stacey, R.S,
KINGSTON TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY,
R. Tandy, treasurer.
[Province ’
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ship of Kin
ot from Kin
Goderich, a stat!
way, 20 miles
gan Simon,
INMOUNT—
ownship of Som
Distant fre
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yay, 42 miles, fa
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on about 100,
tken James, st
er Thomas KE.
John, sawye
aker William,
sey H. N., mill
rke William, s
pw Francis, fa
son Henry, fe
mour John W,
ogan John
pgan Thomas,
inett Maurice,
inter John, J.
wher, commiss
marriage lice
rthur Alexang
nsfield Michael
RRIAGE LIC]
ster
onnor James, f
hie Alexander
hie James, fart
let William, fi
ther Charles,
th Mrs. Jane, n
Samuel, blac
tzer Ralph, st
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Ish Richard, el
A,, cabinetn
NSALE—A sm
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ant from Whi
astation of the
iles, fare 5c. ; f
daily, Popul
mal Joseph, she
J. D., farme
es George, car
lop John, black:
n William, far
SJ. L., farmer
ence Juhn, cat
on John, jun.,
on John, sen,
nby Wilson, s¢
t William, far
ay Silvester, f
ty Levi, post
le Alexander,
tural agent
le John, farme
tn Thomas, w
n George, cary
0 Hugh, labor
on Solomon, sl
8 Joseph L,
8 Joseph, farm
h George, carp
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bs rev, Thomas,
van church, r
hister
TEMPERANCE.
ORDER SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
president ; William McRossie, seeretary
Smart J. H., storekeeper
| Staddan William, farmer
|STAFFORD REV. EZRA ADAM
| Wesleyan
Ulch John, farmer
Waggott George, tailor
Wigle Adam R., farmer
Wigle Andrew, dentist
Wigle Charles S., photographer
Wigle Daniel, deputy reeve
Wigle Gordon, stage proprietor
Wigle Joel, butcher
Wigle John J., farmer
Wigle Simon, of Malott & Wigle
Wigle Solomon, M.P.P.
Wigle Theodore, reeve
WIGLE WILLIAM, general dealer
Wye James, shoemaker
KINKOBRA-—A village in the town
of Ellice, county of Perth. The pring
business of the place is lumber, grain t
cattle, Distant trom Mitchell, a station
the Buffalo and Goderich branch off
Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from St
ford, the county town, 11 miles, Mail
weekly. Population about 100,
Brown Edward, blacksmith
Cassidy Bartholomew, butcher
Culhane Thomas, jun., blacksmith
Culhane Thomas, sen., cooper
Crowley Michael, weaver
Fitzgibbon James, farmer
Healy James, shoemaker
Healy Jeremiah, blacksmith
Hearsnip William, farmer
Henry —, of Miller & Henry
Hishon Mortimer, J.P., farmer
Hishon Patrick, jun., storekeeper
Hishon Patrick, sen., farmer
Horgan P, J., farmer
Keeffe John, carpenter
Kelly Robert, farmer
Kennedy Cornelius, & Brother, {ramet
McDonnell —, of O'Hara & MeDonnel
Miller & Henry, saw mill
Miller —, of Milter & Henry
Moriarty James, postmaster
Moriarty James, teacher
Mulloy Florence, farmer |
O'Neal rev. John, R. catholic
O'Hara & McDonnell, saw mill
O'Hara —, of O'Hara & McDonnell
Read Mrs., weaver
Roach Mrs., wid
Stock John, farmer
Tenigan Bernard, farmer |
Wilter Theobald, blacksmith
Writt Hugh, cradlemaker
Writt Jose hh, carpenter
Writt Matthew, hotelkeeper
4
TAIL—A sm
of Ashfield, $0
from Lucknow
the county tow:
ad Trunk railw;
h Kincardine 17
Y. Population a
John, blacksn
rev, Alexand
[Provinor
', Secretary, nrg
EMPERANCE,
ward M. Stace
. of G, T,
armer, W, secre
fo, 374, SON8 0
[ETY.
McRossie, seeretary
ee per
farmer
V. EZRA ADAM
tailor
rmer
ntist
photographer
uty reeve
uge proprietor
er
‘mer
Malott & Wigle
1.P.P.
reeve
M, general dealer
naker
village in the town
of Perth. The pring
ice is lumber, grain t
hin Mitchell, a station
joderich branch of
way, 8 miles, from St ;
own, 11 miles, Mail
on about 100.
acksmith
ew, butcher
jun., blacksmith
gen., cooper
weaver
farmer
lemaker
blacksmith
farmer
r & Henry
J.P., farmer
in., storekeeper
on., farmer
mer
nter
mer
s, & Brother, {ramet
y Hara & McDo
w mill
& Henry
ostmaster
pacher
farmer |
R. catholic
ell, saw mill
ara & McDonnell
br
farmer
t Jacksmith
hemaker
ne nter
otelkeepet
1 GH A pos
f OT Kinloss,
from Kincard'
count
ine 1
t office station in the
of Bruce.
miles, from
‘derich, a station of the Grand Trunk
i “a4 99 miles. Mail daily.
gan Simon, post
muster
INMOUNT—A small village in the
wwoship of Somerville,
‘Distant from Lindsay,
own and a station of
say, 42 miles, fare $1
on about 100,
county of Victo-
the count
the Midland rail-
15; from Peterbo-
pugh 42 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Popula-
en James, storekeeper
ker Thomas K., carpenter
John, sawyer
nker William, tavern
ner
e William, school teacher
a HH. N., mill owr
ow Francis, farmer
son Henry, farme
r
nour John W., carpenter
pgan John
pgan ‘
nett Maurice, fart
nter Jolin, J.P.,
Thomas, storekeeper
mer
postmaster, mill
ner, commissioner in Q.B., issuer
marriage licenses
rthur Alexander,
lumber merchant
nsfield Michael, sawyer
RRIAGE LICENSES, John Hunter,
ser
onnor James, farmer
hie Alexander, farmer
hie James, farmer
jet William, farmer
other Charles, waggonmaker
th Mrs, Jane, milli
ner
ry Samuel, blacksmith
tzer Ralph, store
ptel
Ish Richard, clerk
and temperance
A, cabinetmaker
NSALE—A small village in the town-
p of Pickering, county of Ontario.
nt trom Whitby
, the countv town
astation of the Grand Trunk railway,
iles, fare 25e.; from Toronto 30 miles.
iI daily. Population about 90,
mal Joseph, shoemaker
eJ. D., farmer
s George, carpenter
op John, blacksmith
n William, farmer
J. L., farmer
ence Juhn, carpe
nter
on John, jun., farmer
on John, sen,
nby Wilson, saddler
t William, farmer
ay Silvester, farmer
ey Levi, postmas
ter, storekeeper
ie Alexander, insurance and agri-
tural agent
i¢ John, farmer
un Thomas, waggoumaker
George, carpenter
tn Hugh, !aborer
on Solomon, shoemaker
s Joseph L,
s Joseph, farmer
n George, carpen
nson T. N., farmer
ter and cooper
bs rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
tvan church, rev
hister
TAIL—A small
of Ashfield, coun
from Lucknow 13
. Thomas Stobbs,
place in the town-
ty of Huron, Dis-
miles, from Goder-
* county town and a station of the
et railway, 17 miles, fare 75c. ;
neardine 17 miles, fare 750.
y. Population about 70,
Mail
John, blacksmith
tev. Alexander,
, Presbyterian
pe
DOMINION 461 DIRECTORY.
Kinetchen Daniel, shoemaker
is | McDonald Donald, jun., farmer
McDonald Donald, postmaster
McDonald Roderick, farmer
McKenzie Roderick, school teacher
McLean Charles
McRae Alexander, tavern keeper
Murray William D., mill owner
Stewart John, tanner
KINTORE—A village in the township
of East Nissouri, county of Oxford, Dis-
tant from Thorndale, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles,
from Ingersoll 11 miles, from London 19
a Mail tri-weekly. Population about
00.
Armstrong William, farmer
Bain Daniel, farmer
Chesnut Benjamin, farmer
Cook Fran¢is, farmer
Easson William, postmaster,
keeper
Flynn Edward, blacksmith
Greaves Jonathan, farmer
McKellar Duncan, innkeeper
McLean Charles, farmer
Pearson Thomas H., farmer
Pearson Thomas W., farmer
Porter James, farmer
Simms Mrs. Jane, wid
Sutherland James, farmer
Sweyzie Benjamin, farmer
store-
KIPPEN--A village in the tewnships of
'Tuckersmith, Hay and Stanley, county of
Huron, Country produce affords the prin-
cipal trade here, Distant from Seaforth,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8
miles, from Ciinton 10 miles, fare 26c,;
from Goderich 22 miles. Mail daily. Po-
pulation about 40.
Bell Robert, farmer
Blair Benjamin, farmer
Blair James, farmer
Blair William
Cooper James, farmer
Cooper John, blacksmith
Cooper Peter, farmer
Cooper W. W.
Day Jamer, farmer
Doig Robert, farmer
Bakin rev. Joseph 8., Presbyterian
Edgar William, waggonmaker
Hunt Robert, farmer
McClimate Thomas, blacksmith
McLean James, farmer
McLean John, farmer
McLeod Duncan, teacher
Mellis Robert, postmaster, dealer
Shaw James, tavernkeeper
Taylor George, farmer
*KIRBY—A_ small village in the
township of Clarke, county of Durham.
Distant from Neweastle, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 60c. ;
from Port Hope 23 miles, from Toronto
fA miles. Mail daily. Population about
80.
Allan William, farmer
Chapman Joseph, farmer
Cleghorn rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Clemence Jonathan, farmer
Fenwick Mrs. Alice, wid Andrew
Yilbank Richard, grocer
Hugill Emanuel, laborer
Hugill Joseph, blacksmith
Hugill Miss Sarah, milliner
Hugill Thomas, laborer
Hugill Ward, laborer
Lang Richard, carpenter
Marr Alexander, farmer
Powers Henry L., J.P., postmaster,
farmer and hop grower
*Formrly called Jackson's Corners.
Kin-Kir
Powers Miss Mary, milliner
Powers Ransom, grocer
Pride William, farmer
Scott John, farmer
Simpson rev. Chs., Episcopal methodist
Storie George, blacksmith
Thornton Henry, wheelwright
Thornton Richard Best, teacher
Williams W. H., farmer
KIRK FIELD-—A village in the town-
ship vi Kidon, county of Victoria, The
Toronto and Nipissing railway, now in
course of construction, will have a station
here. D.stant from Lindsay, the count
town and a station of the Midland rail-
way, 25 miles, fare $1.50; from Peterbo-
rough, 63 miles, from Port Hope 68 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Alton James, waggonmaker
Campbell Robert C., storekeeper
Cicklos M. W., hotelkeeper
Commerford Philip, shoemaker
Fountain William hotelkeeper
George Thomas, farmer
McDonald Angus, of McDonald, McKen-
zie & Co,
McDonald Archibald, farmer
McDonald John, of McDonald, McKen-
zie & Co,
McDougall Miss Isabella, school teacher
McDonald, McKenzie & Co., store-
keepers
McKenzie Alexander, of McDonald
McKenzie & Co,
McKenzie John, farmer
eee Wnm., of McDonald, McKenzie
Co.
McRae Angus, shoemaker
McTaggart John, of McTaggart & Mont-
gomery, postmaster, secretary of the
north Victoria agricultural society
McTaggart & Montgomery, storekeepers
Montgomery Alexander, of McTaggart
& Montgomery
Munroe Aiexander, tailor
Mooney Patrick, produce dealer
Russell John F., blacksmith
Sanderson John, farmer
KIRKHILL—A small village in the
township of Lochiel, county of Glengary.
Distant from Lancaster, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 21 miles, fare
#1.60c.; from Cornwall, the county town,
40 miles. Mail daily, Population about 76.
Dewar Donald, farmer
Fraser Duncan
McCuaig Angus, J.P., farmer
McCuaig Donald, farmer
McCuaig Malcolm, farmer
McCuaig Malcolm, J.P., councillor
McDonell Allan R., hotelkeeper
McGillivray Allan, farmer
McGillivray Donald, farmer
McGillivray Duncan, farmer
McGillivray John, farmer
McGillivray Malcolm, J.P., farmer
McGillivray Roderick, farmer
McKay rev. A., church of Scotland
McLennan Finlay, M.D.
McLeod Alexander, farmer
McLeod Donald, farmer
McLeod John, farmer
McLeod John A., farmer
McLeod Malcolm, farmer
McLeod Mrs. Annie, wid Kenneth
McLeod Norman, tarmer
McLeod Roderick, farmer
McLEOD WILLIAM, postmaster
McMillan Alexander, farmer
MeMillan Angus, farmer
MeMillan Duncan, farmer
Morison Donald R., farmer
Morrison John, farmer
Simpson James, storekeeper
White John, shoemaker
Kir-Kom
KIRK TON—A village in the township
of Kiaushard, county of Perth. Country
roduce affords the principal trade here.
istant from St. Mary’s, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 19 miles, fare 374c.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 209.
Avy Robert, builder
Callender John, postmaster, waggon-
maker
Carr Samuel, plasterer
Code Abraham, dry goods
Dewer James, shoemaker
Gould John, mason
Hanna Wm., proprietor Kirkton hotel
Hymars Hugh, hotel keeper
Kirk Alexander, farmer
Kirk David, farmer
Kirk James, farmer
Kirk John, farmer
Kirk Lewis, farmer
Kirk Robert, turner
Kirkton hotel, William Hanna, proprie-
tor
Lee Robert, farmer
McOurdy John, storekeeper
McGregor John, agent
Pasy William H., constable
Roadhouse Benjamin J., waggonmaker
Smith rev. 8. Lorin, ch of England
Stringfellow rev. Charles, Wesleyan
Stubbs Joseph, M.D.,
Turner rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
KIRK WALL-—A village in the town-
ship of Beverley, county of Wentwortl:
Distant from Galt,« station of the Great
Western railway, 8miles, from Hamilton
20 miles, from Toronto 59 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 50.
Cameron James, blacksmith
Clealand James, waggonmaker
Darker Charles, blacksmith
Dickson William, farmer
Lapsley David, shoemaker
Martin Donald, storekeeper
McMillan Wm, postmaster, storekeeper
McQueen James, farmer
McQueen William, blacksmith
Riddie John, farmer
Smith John A., shoemaker
Tait Walter, waggonmaker
KLINEBURG—A village in the town-
ship ot Vaughan, county of York, It 18
contiguous to the Toronto, Grey and
Bruce i pa Montreal lelegraph Co.
has an office here. Distant from Kline-
burg station, 1} miles, from Toronto 21
miles, fure 75c,. Mail daily. Population
about 400.
Adams James, farmer
Armistead Henry, photographer
Addison John, farmer
Ager George, farmer
Armistead John, butcher
Armstrong George, sawyer
Armstrong James, shoemaker
Barbour James, tanner
Brenif John, money lender
Black Angus, horse dealer
Bradley George, laborer
Brownlee Archibald, farmer
Bywater Richard, druggist
Cameron Archibald, carpenter
Cameron Daniel, farmer
Campbell Samuel, laborer
Capner William, farmer
Capner Joseph, farmer
Cochrane John, jun., tinsmith
Cochrane John, sen., tinsmith
Copeland Henry, agent
Croft Robert, farmer
CROSBY MARSHALL B., general mer-
shant
Crotty Michael, tailor
Dalzell Mrs. Mary, wid John
DOMINION 462 DIRECTORY.
Donahoe Christopher, packer
Donahoe James, flour packer
Donahoe James, sawyer
Donald William, farmer
Ellis John, farmer
Wiis William, saw mill owner
Kllrington Thomas, veterinary surgeon
Fair John, laborer
| Fraser Mrs., dressmaker
Hambleton Miles, sawyer
Hambleton William, weaver
Harris Frederick, carpenter
| Hart William, farmer
| Hayden James, tavernkeeper
Hoare Richard, miller
Howland Henry 8., flour and saw mill
Jewett John Gilson, farmer
Kane Charles, painter
| Kavanagh Thomas, shoemaker
| King Gordon, blacksmith
Kurtz James, farmer
Kurtz John, farmer
Lellis Michael, teamster
Livingstone James, storekeeper
Locke rev. Joseph H., Wesleyan
| McBride William, farmer
| MeCALLUM JOHN, carriagemaker
| McClain D., mason .
| McCutcheon Hugh, farmer
McDonough James, farmer
| McDonough John, carriagemaker
McKachern Malcolm, butcher
McFall Andrew, foreman for H. S.
Howland
McIntosh Alexander, shingleman
| McKay Robert, proprietor Royal Ex-
| change hotel
| McKay Mrs. Margaret, laundress
Mills Thomas, tailor
Mills Thomas, jun., tailor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Mitchell William, assistant teacher
Mullins Alexander, bootmaker
Nixon James, farmer
Nixon John, farmer
Nixon William, farmer
| O’Hara Barclay, cooper
Orr Edward, cooper
Orr James, cooper
Orr John, laborer
Patterson William, farmer
Percy William, blacksmith
Ramsay Robert
Robinson James, shingle manufacturer
Rowe James, laborer
Royal Exchange hotel, Robert McKay,
proprietor
Ryan Coruelius, jun., laborer
Ryan Coruelius, sen.
Schlager Christopher, carpenter
Simpson Thomas, Union hotel
Smith Gustave, saddler
Smith Martin farmer
Smith William, farmer
Stephenson James D., M.D.
Stevenson John, farmer
Stevenson rev. W,, Wesleyan
Stump John, laborer
Taggert Clark, cooper
Taggert John cooper
Taylor Joseph, farmer
Train John, saw mill
White John, farmer
White Thomas, postmaster and store-
keeper
Wilson James, farmer
Wright William, toll keeper
Wurster Christian, saddler and harness- | Ritchie James, shoemel
maker
ZORBLINSKI JOERKIEL, chemist and | Robinson Robert,
druggist
[Pre
KOMOKA-—A village in the
station of the Great Western
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
here. Distant from London 19
fare 35c. ; from Sarnia 61 miles, faregi
from Windsor 100 miles, fare $3.10,
daily, Population about 500,
Barber James, section master
Barnum William, express agent
|Gough Alexander, stave manufacturer | Beckwith William R., trussmaker
Groskurth August, cabinet warehouse | Betts Mrs. H.,
innkeeper
Blackburn Thomas, laborer
Brady Thomas, laborer
Campbell Archibald, farmer
Campbell John, weaver
Campbell John B., farmer
Cassidy Johnson, farmer
Challoner George
Chambers Mrs. Mary, tailoress
Jockrill William, laborer
Dewar Archibald, storekeeper
Doane Israel, farmer
Edward F., laborer
Edwards John W., farmer
Falls Thomas, shoemaker
Fisher James, switchman G.W.2R.
Fenner James, farmer
Fits Bullen John S., farmer
Forsythe John, carpenter
Gardner Robert, blacksmith
Geddes Patrick H., farmer
Gillingan Michael, lumbermaa
Gordan Edmund, farmer
Graham Alexander, farmer
Graham Daniel, laborer
Graham Donald, farmer
Graham Duncan, farmer
Graham John, farmer
Graham Matthew, farmer
Gray James, woodman
Gyde Thomas, laborer
Hord R., postmaster, storekeeper
Hudson Robert, laborer
Humes Robert, farmer
Hungerford Richard, farmer
Lamont Norman, farmer
Lamont Peter, farmer
Lince rev. James, Baptist
Lucas John, farmer
Maricle Samuel, blacksmith
McAlpin Daniel, farmer
MeArthur Dugald, farmer
McDougald Duncan, farmer
McDougall Alexander, farmer
McKee Alexander, laborer
McGillivray John, farmer
McIntosh James, farmer
McIntyre Alexander, blacksmith,
McIntyre Malcolm, farmer
McIntyre Peter, farmer
McKellar Duncan, innkeeper
McKeller Alexander, reeve, farmet
McKenzie Alexander, storekeepét
| McKenzie Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress
McLaren rev. Peter, Presbyteriaa
McLellan Archibald, blacksmith
Middlesex seminary, R. N. Curry
cipal
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH 00.
Middleton Wm., trackmaster
Molaskey Daniel, blacksmith
Morrison Neil, farmer wR
Murdock D. M., switchman GW.
Norman Thomas, laborer
Norris Robert, butcher
Pender Lawrence, laborer
Petfield John, laborer
Pinyon Thomas, farmer
Reynolds Cyrus, miller
Robertson Robert,
farmer
Robinson William, innkeeper
Rowland Lewis, laborer
of Lobo, county of Middlesex, It
palls R., Jal
Theodore,
1 David, sev
te Stafford,
ith Alexande
ith David S.,
ith Robert R.
rele pag i c
enson Hami
enson John,
venson Willi:
on John, la
illager rev.
ompson (reor;
Miny Dean, fa
quhart Donal
num Willian
bster Robert,
stbrook Pete
finde! Samuel,
oodhull Charl
SSUTH—A.
hip and county
hon =Bresdau, |
nk railway, 4
ies. Mail bi-w
merman Albe
htel Joseph, f
kmann Justus
chey Jacob, fi
mechey Mrs., wic
ley James, sg
own William,
ke Jacob, far
v0ks Thomas,
lis James, farn
§ William, far
b Peter, masc
ncis L.., veteri
th JohnD., po
ohT. D., potte
man Christia
fiman Edward,
t Peter, cabin
Her Charles, cal
chiar John, fa
‘affary Patric}
ener Leo, farn
yer Isaac, farm
terson Willian
boge Christian,
it Isaac, farm
kt Moses, farm
st Peter, farmed
ne Thomas, bi
bdel John R.,
der Absalom,
John, propr’
ch Jolin, coop4
bee David, farn
ton Alexande
og Conrac
er Henry, fag
Charles far
Dkye Charles,
FONTAINE
the township o
. Distant fro
rthern railway
8 Mail weekly,”
ndoin Alexand
thier Joan B.,
eur Joseph, fa
nelle Casimir, {
nelle Henry, fa
Tette Mrs., std
tancois, fa:
Alexande
Dehe James, fay
che Xavier, fi
t Octave, farm
dette Rusthe,
[Pron
village in the
aus Middlesex, |
jreat Western
raph Co. has an
from London 0
jarnin 61 miles, fare:
0 mileg, fare $3.10,
on about 500,
2ction master
1, Express agent
m R., trussmaker
inkeeper
nas, laborer
laborer
bald, farmer
weaver
B., farmer
n, farmer
ge
Mary, tailoress
m, laborer
ld, storekeeper
armer
orer
W., farmer
shoemaker
switchman G.W.R.
farmer
in S., farmer
carpenter
t, blacksmith
-H., farmer
ael, lumbermaa
id, farmer
nder, farmer
|, laborer
d, farmer
yn, farmer
farmer
ew, farmer
roodman
laborer
iaster, storekeeper
, laborer
farmer
chard, farmer
Mn, farmer
farmer
hes, Baptist
rmer 7
1, blacksmith
hl, farmer
ald, farmer
nean, farmer
hxander, farmer
ler, laborer
bin, farmer
3, farmer
lander, blacksmith,
ym, farmer
, farmer
san, innkeeper
ander, reeve, farmet
ander, storekeepet
Blizabeth, tailoress
Peter, Presbyteriaa
ibald, blacksmith
nary, R. N. Cutty,
ELEGRAPH 00.
., trackmaster
:}, blacksmith
farmer
, switchman G.Wi
hs, laborer
butcher
ce, laborer
aborer
B, farmer
8, mille,
hoema
rt station agent
rt, farmer
am, innkeeper
s, laborer
DOMINION 463 DIRECTORY.
Kos-Lak
CO
nalls R., laborer
Theodore, laborer
David, sewing machines
ts Stafford, farmer
ith Alexander, cooper
h David 8., farmer
ith Robert R., M.D.
vle George, carpenter ,
enson Hamilton, blacksmith
enson Jobn, blacksmith
venson William, lumberman
son John, laborer
illager rev. Simon, Wesleyan
ompson George
ny Dean, farmer
quiart Donald, carpenter
num William, laborer
ebster Robert, farmer
etbrook Peter, blacksmith
inde! Samuel, blacksmith
odhu!l Charles, farmer
pSSUTH—A small village in the town-
hipand county of Waterloo. Distaut
om Breslau, a station of the Grand
unk railway, 4 miles, from Hamilton 30
es, Mail bi-weekly. Population about
i),
merman Albert, farmer
htel Joseph, farmer
kmann Justus, cabinetmaker
chey Jacob, farmer
mechey Mrs., wid
dley James, shoemaker
pwn William, farmer
ke Jacob, farmer
o0ks Thomas, farmer
lis James, farmer
is William, farmer
h Peter, mason
ncis L., veterinarysurgeon
th JohnD., postmaster, storekeeper
oh T. D., pottery
finan Christian, farmer
man Edward, farmer
t Peter, cabinetmaker
er Charles, carpenter
har John, farmer
‘affary Patrick, shoemaker
ener Leo, farmer
yer Isaac, farmer
terson William, farmer
bge Christian, pump maker
t Isaac, farmer
st Moses, farmer
st Peter, farmer
ne Thomas, blacksmith
adel John R., farmer
der Absalom, farmer
fk John, proprietor Kossuth hotel
ch Jolin, cooper
nee David, farmer
iton Alexander, weaver
eman Conrad, carpenter
mer Henry, farmer
t Charles, farmer
bkye Charles, tailor
FONTAINE A far
the township of Ting: coekie or hee
Beige from Barrie, a station ofthe
eH railway, 44 miles, from Toronto
alweekly, Population about 200.
udoin Alexandre, farmer
chier Joan B,, farmer
seur Joseph, farmer
nelle Casimir, farmer
nelle Henry, farmer
mette Mrs., storekeeper
Francois, farmer
he Alexander, farmer
James, farmer
he Xavier, farmer
Octave, farmer
uette Eustbe, farmer
0
0
0
n
Gibras rev. Louis, R. catholic
Hubert Joseph, farmer
Labissioni¢re Francois, farmer
Labissioniére George, farmer
Laforge Francis, farmer
Lafreniére Charles, farmer
Latour Louis, farmer
Lechamp William, farmer
Marchand Louis, farmer
Marchand Louis Vital, farmer
Marchildon H., farmer
Moreau Léandre, farmer
Payement Eustache, farmer
Payement Joseph, farmer
Perrault Charles, farmer
Perrault Joseph farmer
PICOTTE CHARLES,
school teacher
Tessieur Samuel, farmer
Toutant Jean Bte., farmer
Vallée Solomon, farmer
LAGGAN-—A small village in the town-
ship of Kenyon, eqaney of Gleagary.
Distant from Cornwall, the county town,
87 miles, from Lancaster, a station of the
Graud Trunk railway, 19 miles, from
Montreal 70 miles, fare #8 25. Mail tri-
weekly. Vopulation about 100.
postmaster,
Campbell Colin, farmer
Campbell Donald, jun., farmer
Campbell Donald, sen., farmer
Campbell John D., farmer
Cattanach Donald, J.P., postmaster,
commissioner in Queen’s Bench
MacCrimmon Norman, weaver
MacCuaig Peter, farmer
MacNeil John, farmer
McCrummon Farquhar, farmer
McDonald Donald, farmer
McDonald John, farmer
McDonald Neil, saw mill
McDonell James P., blacksmith
McGillivray Alexander, farmer
McGillivray Angus, farmer
McGillivray Malcolm, farmer
McClennan Roderick, weaver
McClennan Roderick A., farmer
McLeod Alexander, farmer
McLeod Alexander, surveyor
McLeod Allan, farmer
McLeod Donald, farmer
McLeod Neil, farmer
McLeod Neil R., J.P., farmer
McLeod Roderick, farmer
McMaster Angus, jun., farmer
MeMaster John, farmer
McMaster Paul, farmer
McMillan Angus D., farmer
McMillan Angus, J.P.
MeMillan Dugald, farmer
McSneyn Malcolm, tavernkeeper
Millar William, farmer
Morrison Norman, farmer
Stuart Angus, blacksmith
Sturrock John, storekeeper
Urquhart John, farmer
LAKE DORE —a small place in the
township of Wilberforce, county of Ren-
frew, Distant from Pembroke 15 miles,
from Sand Point, the terminus of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 35 miles,
Mail weekly,
Edey Edmund, innkeeper
Shaw John, postmaster, mill owner
* LAKEFIELD-—A flourishing village
in the townships of Douro and Smith,
county of leterborough, It has extensive
water privileges. Montreal Telegraph Co.
has an office and the Midland railway a
station here, Distant from Peterborough,
the county town, 9 miles, from Millbrook
21 miles, from Port Hope 89 miles, from
® Post office is called North Douro.
Lindsay 46 miles, from Cobour
from ‘foronto 102 miles.
Population about 600.
Arnott David, tinsmith
Baptist church, mission from Peter-:
borough
Baptie Peter, carpenter
Beal Walter, grist mill
Beatty Edward
Bell Alexander, M.D.
Bell John C., measurer
Bird James, county engineer
Blakeley William, hotelkeeper
Bolton George, teamster
Bolton Thomas, laborer
Bowker captain Charles
Bowker Francis
Bower Anson, of J. & A. Bower
Bower J. & A., druggists
Brochard Napoleon, laborer
Burgis John C.,, painter
Carter William, shoemaker
Carveth James ©., grocery and liquor
Casement Robert, J.P.," postmaster
storekeeper ;
re John, shoemaker
Jlementi rev. Vincent, ch of E
Coates Mrs. Ann, wid John si
Cochrane George, laborer
Coldwell Joseph, miller
Cosley John, gun maker and barber
Cox William, boarding house
Dunwoodie Adam, manager Lakefield
saw mills
Fadett Francis, sawyer
Fadett Lewis, Jaborer
Fitzgerald John
Fairweather W., & Co., general dealers
Glover rev. Thomas W., Bible christian
Fisher & Griftith, woollen manufac-
turers
Goheen Henry, cabinetmaker
Gordon Miss Jane, dressmaker
GORDON THOMAS, canoe and boat
builder
Graham Robert, storekeeper
Griffin Jonathan, carpenter
Hamilton William, stage driver
Hanlin George, laborer
Harper William, saddler
Hendron James, blacksmith
Hendron Thomas, carpenter
Hill Richard, tavern
Hines Maurice, laborer
Holy Trinity church, rey. Vincent
Clementi, incumbent
Hubbard John ©,
Hull John, grist mill owner
Knox Mrs. Jane, wid Robert
Lakefield saw mills, Smith, Boyd & Co.
proprietors ‘
Leigh Edward, major 57th Volunteer
battalion
Leonard James, weaver
Leonard John, butcher
Leonard William, carpenter
McCoy John, piler
McDonald James, sawyer
teers eer Henry, Wesleyan
cImoyle George, grocer an
Madill John, laborer i iar
Mann Johr, M.D.
Masters Henry, laborer
Masters Henry, piler
Maxwell Henry
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George L. Sheppee, agent :
Mutchall Thomas, laborer
Nichols George, mason
Pratt William, hotelkeeper
Racroft Thomas, shoemaker
Rae John, sawyer
Sanders William C., school teacher
Sawers John, storekeeper
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SHEPPEE GEORGE L., station mas-
ter and operator Montreal Telegraph
Co.
Sherin John, J.P., storekeeper
Sherin Samuel, clerk Division court
Smith, Boyd & Co., proprietors Lake-
field saw mills
Smith David, blacksmith
Spicer George, laborer
Starks Joseph, piler
Steele Charles A., M.D.
Stone Lewis F., tailor
Strickland Percy, of R. & P. Strickland
Strickland Rebert A., J.P., of R.& P.
Strickland
Strickland R. & P., lumber merchants
and shingle mill owners
Strickland Roland C., farmer
Sutton John, shoemaker
Taylor James, mail carrier
Todd John, laborer
Turnbull Richard, blacksmith
Wallace Thomas, edger
Wallace William J., clerk
Wells Henry, miller
Wesleyan methodist church, rev. Henry
McDowell, minister
Wige Gent, farmer
Wilson Andrew, carpenter
Woodrow William, laborer
Wynn Henry, blacksmith
LAKELET-—A picturesque village on
Howick Lake, township of Howick,
county of Huron. It contains a saw mill
and woollen factory. Distant from Clif-
ford 5 miles, from Elora, a station of the
Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 39
miles, trom Guelph 52 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 100.
Busby Henry, carpenter
Ferguson Robert, farmer
Hazelwood James, groceries, farmer
Hazelwood W. C., shoemaker
Hubbard Thomas, hotelkeeper
McDonald & Torrance, blacksmiths
Milne John, waggonmaker
Murray Archibald, carpenter
Scott John, builder and cabinetmaker
Scott rev. John, Presbyterian
Torrance Henry, of McDonald & Tor-
rance
Webster & Bros., saw mill
Williamson John, farmer
Young E., & Brothers, merchants
Young Edward, of E. Young & Brothers
Young lieut. colonel W.
Young Myles, postmaster and con-
veyaucer
Young Richard, carding mill
Young W. M., carpenter
LAKESIDE—A small village in the
township of East Nissouri, county of
Oxford. Distant from St. Mary’s, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles,
from Woodstock, the county town, 21
miles, from London 25 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 100.
Adams Alexander, shoemaker
Armstrong Robert, J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper, commissioner, &c.
Blennerhasset Arthur, waggonmaker
Bristol rev. Bernard, Episcopal metho-
dist
Burdick Samuel, blacksmith
Burns James, farmer
Carroll William, farmer
Dalrymple George, of Dalrymple &
Trothen
Dalrymple & Trothen, mill owners
Dawes Thomas, farmer
German Francis, farmer
Gleason Joseph, farmer
Gregory Gilbert, farmer
Harris Andrew, tarmer
Harris Ezra, tarmer
Hawksworth John, tarmer
Kirk George, farmer
Kitmore Charles, farmer
McConkey John, farmer
McConkey Thomas, farmer
McPherson Crawtord, school teacher
Mitchell Burley, farmer
Mitchell Edward, farmer
Mitchell Marshall, farmer
Mitchell Mortimer, farmer
Pelton Samuel, tavernkeeper
Quirk Thomas, farmer
Rowe Andrew, harnessmaker
Seaton John, farmer
Shrubsole Charles, farmer
Sparks Thomas, M.D.
Thompson John, farmer,
Trothen Wm., of Dalrymple & Trothen
Upper George, blacksmith
hetstone Josiah, deputy reeve
* LAK EVIEW-—A village in the town-
ship of Hay, county of Huron, Distant
from Park Hill, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 19 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100.
Bossenbry William, tavernkeeper
Case Miss Emily, school teacher
Dorion rev. J.A., Wesleyan
Green Henry, assistant postmaster
Hyrock John, postmaster, farmer
Hyrock Oswald, blacksmith
Melick John, farmer
Myer Joseph, farmer
Neyrock Henry, farmer
Paradis rev. P., Presbyterian
Spencer David, trader
Trimler John G., farmer
LAMA BLE—A small village in the
township of Dungannon, county of Hast-
ings. Distant from Belleville, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 70 miles. Mail
weekly. Population about 100.
Bierworth Christian, farmer
Curry Thomas, farmer
Kaston Robert, jun., farmer
Easton Robert, sen., farmer
Easton William, carpenter
Gould James, farmer
Henderson John, farmer
Jarman Henry W., mill owner
Kennedy Angus, farmer
Long Asa E., carpenter
McGibbons Alexander, farmer
McGuire Charles, farmer
McLean George, farmer
Nobbs Frederick, carpenter
Power John, blacksmith
Sparr Benjamin, mason
Stewart rev. James,Canada presbyterian
Stimears Isaac, cooper
Tait John R., postmaster, Crown land
agent
Walker John, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
L°AMAROUX-—A small place in the
township and county of York. Distant
from Scarboro, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Toronto
18 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population
about 260.
Alison John, farmer
Barber Ebenezer, farmer
Bell John, farmer
Bell Mrs. —, wid James, farmer
Brock Edward, farmer
Brock Elias, farmer
Christie William, farmer
Dix John, farmer
Duncan George, farmer
Glendinning ohn, farmer
Glendinning Thomas, farmer
*The post officeis at Johnston's Mill.
DOMINION 464 DIRECTORY.
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Harris Clement, farmer
Hunter John, farmer
Johnson Edward, farmer
Johnson John, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Johnston Henry, farmer
Johnston Silas, farmer
Long George, farmer
Long John, farmer
Long William, farmer
Mason Alfred, farmer
Mason Francis, farmer
Mason Henry, farmer
Moon Thomas, farmer
Muirhead Alexander, farmer
Mullholland William, farmer
qurphy William, carpenter
Myers Robert, farmer
Nash Robert, farmer
Nichol William, farmer
Revely William, farmer
Richardson Jesse, blacksmith
Risbrough William, farmer
Scrace George, farmer
Scrace William, farmer
Shepard aneees farmer
Shepard Joseph, farmer
Shepard Paul, farmer
Sherwood Christopher, farmer
Sherwood John, farmer
Skelton John, farmer
Skelton Richard, shoemaker
Taylor James, postmaster
Tomlinson Gordon, teacher
Williamson Joseph, storekeeper
Wright Archibald, waggonmaker
Wrigh, John, farmer
ty of Middlesex. Distant from
LAMBETH—A small village on th
macadamized road between London
Delaware, townshi i of Westminster, co
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Dela
6 miles, from London 6 miles, fare
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 2),
Anderson Henry, carpenter
Andrews Adolphus, grocer
Arnall George, painter
Baker William, laborer
Beattie John, grocer
Beatty William, farmer
Benn James, laborer
| Benson rev. William, methodist
Best John, innkeeper
Best Leonidas, M.D.,
Birch David B., farmer
Birch Calvin, farmer
Boge John, farmer
Burrows William, farmer
Bushay Samuel, farmer
Compart William, farmer
Cornall George, farmer
Cornall Jacob, farmer
Dale Henry, farmer
Dale Solomon, farmer
Daniels John, M.D.
Decker Charles, farmer
Decker Gideon, farmer
Doyle Benjamin, farmer
Dyer rev. E. J., Wesleyan
"nore James, laborer
v‘artnor Louis, laborer
térard Charles, tilemaker
Gregory Elijah, shoemaker
Hager Henry, farmer
Halls Thomas, bricklayer
Halls William, bricklayer
Heard George, farmer
Heard John, waggon factory
Heard Robert, waggonmaker
Heard Thof@as, jun., waggonm
Heard Thomas, sen., waggo!
Hunt James, carpenter
ae Jackson, farmer
Ireland Walter, farmer
Jackson William, farmer
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Jones George
Jones Hiram,
Kelly Georg
Kelly Willian
Kilburn Josey
Lacky Andre’
Latham Jolin
Lewis Levi R
Lowen David,
Lowen Willia
MeFarline An
Martin Willia
Mathews Jam
Mills Richard,
Morden Charl
Mothersill Wil
Munroe David
Nichols James
Nichols Shuba
Patrick Abral
Patrick David
Patrick John,
Piper William
Reynolds Jami
Reynolds Jame
Risdon Joseph
Routledge Gee
Rutledge John
Rutledge Willi
Sadler Willian
Sample R. P.,
Shotwell Benja
Sifton Charles,
Sifton Joseph,
Smith Levi, fat
Snith William
Swift George,
anton Henry,
Thomas Richar
hornierott Ma
Tye Samuel, fa
Fanstone G. G
Walker Thoma
Walker Willing
Woodhull T. B
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Crocker Willia
Hamilton John
Henderson Jam
Henderson Joh
Knight Harvey
MeDonald Day
MeDenald Hug!
Menten James,
Merritt Peter,
Spring David,
Toner Miss Mal
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Atkinson Josh
Bailey George,
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Black John, pre
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Lam-LAn
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lones George W., farmer
fones Hiram, farmer
Kelly George, postmaster, storekeeper
Kelly William, farmer
Kilburn Joseph, farmer
Lacky Andrew, shoemaker
Latham John
Jewis Levi R., farmer
Lowen David, farmer
Lowen William, farmer
McFarline Andrew, farmer
Martin William, carpenter
Mathews James, J.P., farmer
Yessenger George, farmer
Mills John, farmer
Mills Richard, farmer
Morden Charles, carpenter
Mothersill William, laborer
Yunroe David, farmer
Nichols James, farmer
Imball, farmer
‘« Abraham, farmer
Patrick David, farmer
Patrick John, farmer
Piper William, farmer
Reynolds James
Revnolds James S., innkeeper
iadon Joseph, butcher
Routledge George
Rutledge John, farmer
Rutledge William, farmer
Sadler William, farmer
Sample R. P., cooper
Shotwell Benjamin, farmer
Sifton Charles, farmer
Sifton Joseph, farmer
Smith Levi, farmer
Smith William, farmer
Swift George, blacksmith
‘anton Henry, laborer
omas Richard, farmer
hornicrott Matthew, cheese factor
Tye Samuel, farmer
fanstone G. G., carpenter
Walker Thomas, farmer
Walker William, farmer
oodhull T. B., farmer
LAMBTON—A village on the river St
Clair, township of Sombra, county of
Lambton. Cordwood affords the princi-
pal trade here. Distant from Sarnia, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, and
terminus of the London and Sarnia
branch of the Great Western railway, 28
miles, fare $1. Population about 50.
Crocker William, dealer
Hamilton John, carpenter
Henderson James, dealer
Henderson John, carpenter
Knight Harvey M., grocer
McDonald David, hotelkeeper
McDonald Hugh, buteher
Menten James, jun., hotelkeeper
Merritt Peter, wood dock owner
Sprang David, blacksmith
Toner Miss Mary Jane, teacher
(LAMBTON —A village in the township
of York and Etobicoke, county of York.
Distant from Mimico, a station of the
‘reat Western railway, 8 miles, from
Toronto 7} miles, fare 2
Population about 300, ii lad
Atkirern David, of Atkinson & Brothers
Atkinson & Brothers, iron founders
Atkinson Joshua, of Atkinson Brothers
failey George, miller
Featty Thomas, M.D,
‘et John, proprietor Humberton hotel
ak William, teamster
: niface Mrs. Ann, wid
‘own William, farmer and auctioneer
Tyans Mrs., wid John, cooperage
*The post office is at Baby's Pi
+The post office is called ihtobleoks.
e
Carson John, proprietor Lambton Grove
hotel
Clayton Charles, groom
Climie —, of Fisher & Climie
Colley John, proprietor Lambton hotel
Cooper rev, Henry C., ch of England
Cornell William, clerk
Creech Mead, carpenter
Dash Robert, butcher
Diver Job, farmer
Farrell Martin, sawyer
Fisher & Climie, millers
Fisher Edwin C,, coroner
Fitzgibbons John, laborer
Harrison William, pedlar
Harwood William, carpenter
Howland Fred. A., of ) & F. A, IHow-
| land, postmaster
HOWLAND P.& F. A., general mer-
chants, flour mill, farmers, &e.
Humberton hotel, John Black, proprie-
tor
Johnston James, farmer
Johnson Robert, farmer
Lambton Grove hotel, John Carson,
proprietor
Lambton hotel, John Collay, proprietor
Lawler Mrs. Ellen, wid Patrick
Lynn John, groom
McClinchy James, miller
McCreary Edward, laborer
Mathers John, plasterer
Mills Jonathan, cooper
Montgomery Alexander, blacksmith
Mundy Thomas, farmer
Merton Mrs. Catherine, wid John
Musson Ndwin, bookkeeper
Philp rev. S.C., Wesleyan
togers John G., saddler
Smith Thomas, farmer
Spindloe James, head miller
Stewart Mrs. Sarah, wid James
Tier Thomas, farmer, foreman
Ware Charles, storekeeper
Williams John, cooper
LANARK—A fiourishing village on the
River Clyde, township and county of'|
Lanark, Lumbering is the principal |
business done here, There is also a large
steam woollen factory, affording employ-
ment to about 50 hands, Distant from
Perth, a station of the Brockville and
Ottawa railway, 12 miles, fare 62c.; from
Brockville 64 miles, from Ottawa 54 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 650,
Baird James, shoemaker
Baird Thomas, shoemaker
Berwick James, trader
Bowen Joseph, shoemaker
Bowes James, livery stable
Bowes John, foreman
Bowes Patrick, hotelkeepbr
Brown Horace, miller
Brown Thomas, painter
Butfam John, jobber
Burns James, carpenter
Burns Walter, teamster
CALDWELL BOYD, general merchant
Caldwell Mrs. Margaret, wid William
Caldwell Alexander, mill owner
CALDWELL & WATCHORN, pro-
prietors Clyde woollen mills
Canon Robert, cooper
Caldwell William, mill owner
CLYDE HOTEL, Thomas Dobbie,
proprietor
CLYDE WOOLLEN MILLS, Caldwell
& Watchorn, proprietors
Cole Richard, baker
Craig Adam, farmer and pork inspector
CRAIG ANDREW G., butcher and
grocer
Crein James, blacksmith
Croskery James, shoemaker
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Howland Peleg, of P. & F. A. Howland |
Cullen Mrs, Ellen, school teacher
Cunningham Bolton, carpenter
Denwoody Frederick, sawyer
Dobbie Alexander G., foundry owner
Dobbie Mrs. Margaret, wid James
i tap THOMAS, proprietor Clyde
ote
Drysdale Andrew, cabinetmaker
Drysdale James, carriagemaker
Drysdale John, contractor
| Drysdale Robert, carpenter
Drysdale William, teamster
Ebbles James, student
Fergusson Robert B., M.D.
FIELD WILLIAM A., cabinetmaker,
upholsterer and dealer in furniture
Finlay W. J. W., bookkeeper
Fisher rev. Andrew, ch of England
Gallinger Jacob, blacksmith
Glassop Daniel, sen., shoemaker
Gordon Robert, wood cutter
Guthrie James, clerk
Hall Mrs. Jane, wid A. G.
Hogg Thomas, blacksmith
Jamieson John, harnessmaker
Johnson Hugh, saw mill
| Kelly Alexander, hotelkeeper
Lacquline Jacob, blacksmith
Lamont Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Joseph
Larone J., hewer sal
Lewis rev. Richard, Congregationalist
| McEwen Dugald, innkeeper
McEwen Peter, merchant tailor
McGuire Thomas, shoemaker
MeGuire Thomas, jun., bailiff .
McInnes Alexander, waggonmaker
McIntyre Finley, clerk
McLean Miss Jessie, school teacher
McLaren Duncan, foreman
MeQuarry Mrs, C., wid Daniel
MAIR HOLMES, dealer in dry goods,
groceries, hardware, crockery, glass
ware, boots and shoes, druggists’ dye
stuffs, clothing, &e.
MAIR JAMES, lumber merchant
Mair John, jun., tanner
Mair John, sen.
Mann James, liquors
Maxwell James, clerk
Mellot Joseph, cooper
Monahan William, farmer and pork
inspector
Munro David, M.D.
Papa William, shoemaker
POLLOCK ROBERT, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
«ec.
Pook R., tailors
Pringle Robert, warper
Reddit Robt., grammar school teacher
Robertson Daniel, moulder
Robertson John, clerk o
Robertson William, postmaster and
grocer
Sinclair Finlay, grocer
Smith William, tanner
Stead Robert, photographer
Stewart James, foreman
Turner Francis, tinsmith
Ure J, A,, factory hand
Watchorn Thomas, of Caldwell &
Watchorn
Watt Thomas, carpenter
Wilson rev. James, ch of Scotland
Wilson Thomas, & Son, shoemakers
Wrathall Robert, butcher
Wright James, lumberer
Wright John, carpenter
Wright Philemon
Young David, factory hand
LANCASTER—A village on the River
St Lawrence, township of Lancaster,
county of Glengary. A mile from the
village there is a station of the Grand
-ros stents onto teeter tte CLC AC NR IIIT CS
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Lina:
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Lan-LAN
Trunk railway around which a new place
has sprung up, called New Lancaster, or
Riviére Raisin, which is rapidl absorbing
the business portion of the old town.
di-weekly line of steamers from Montreal
to Cornwall touch at this port. Mon-
treal ‘Telegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant trom Cornwall 13 miles, from
Montreal 64 miles, fare $1.65, Mail
daily. Population about 250.
Annand George, mason
Bethune Farfer, land owner
Bethune John, shoemaker
Cameron Alexander, farmer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,
Richardson, agent
H,
‘Corson Mrs. Janet, wid Thomas
Davenport George, weaver
Dickson Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Clement
Dunlop John, shoemaker
Ferguson J. W., barrister
FRASER JOHN 8., general merchant
and hotelkeeper
Gillespie William, blacksmith
Grant George, trader
Hill Thomas, lighthouse keeper
Houlley Jules, drover
Macdonald R.S., firmer
Marcot Jules, butcher
McOrimmon John, shoemaker
McEdward John W.,, clerk
McKdward William
McGruer Duncan, trader
McIntosh John, teacher
McIntosh Mrs. Anne, wid Archibald
McLean Alexander, wood merchant
McLean John, blacksmith f
McLean Thomas, coal oil refiner
McLennan Alexander, tanner
McPherson Kenneth, postmaster
Meadows John, carpenter
MONTREAL THLEGRAPIL CO.
Nicholson William, baker
RICHARDSON H., agent Canadian Ex-
press Co.
Ross Donald, farmer and trader
Ross Thomas, M.D.
Shaver Robert N., M.D.
Stewart John, carpenter
Stickler Alexander, wharfinger
Sutherland Daniel, carriagemaker
Woods William H., grocer
LANG¥YORD—An attractive village in
the township of Brantford, county of
Brant. Distant from Brantford, a sta-
tion of the Buffalo and Goderich branch
of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles,
fare 25c. Maildaily. Population about
120.
Cornwall Morgan, farmer
Daniel Miss Sarah A.
Daniel Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William J,
Day Daniel, farmer
Day Johnglarmer
Dick Thomas, farmer
Fleshman William, teamster
Gordon William G., school teacher
. Herman Jeptha, blacksmith
Lampkins John, farmer
Lang Edwin, farmer
Lang Squire, farmer
Lang Hiram, farmer
‘Lang W. Wallace, postmaster
McKay Mrs. Margaret, wid William
McKay William, grocer
Milne Alexander, storekeeper, boot and
shoe manufacturer
Ramsay Arthur G., saw mill owner
Ramsay Charles, sawyer
Ramsay Henry, sawyer
Seely James, farmer
Vanderlip Edward W., J.P., farmer
. Wedge Andrew, farmer
Wedge Henry, teamster
Wedge Samuel, farmer
Wood Crosby, sawyer
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LANGSIDE-—A settlement in the town-
ship of Ktuloss, county of Bruce. Distant
from Goderich,a static n of the Buffalo and
Lake Huron railway, 28 miles, from L:yn-
don 80 miles. Mai! bi-weekly. Popula-
tion about 100.
Brown G, N., farmer
Campbell Duncan, farmer
Ceaser Henry, tarmer
Crowston James, farmer
Crowston John, farmer
Fraser William, farmer
Gleeson William, postmaster
Greyell Emanuel, farmer
Humphries Simeon, farmer
McDonald John, farmer
Murry John, farmer
Reid W., farmer
Reid Peter, J.P., farmer
Ross Alexander, farmer
Ross Duncan, farmer
Ross John, farmer
Ross Murdoch, farmer
Scott W.S., farmer
Terish Robert, farmer
Tiffin Jackson, farmez
Tiffin Joseph, farmer
Tiffin William, farmer
Wraith Thomas, farmer
|
LANGSTAFE-—A village in the town-
ship of Markham, county of York, Dis-
tant from Thornhill, a station of the North-
ern railway, 4} miles, from Toronto 12
miles. Daily stage communication be-
tween here and Toronto, fare 30¢, Mail
daily. Population avout 125.
|
Barker Daniel, farmer
Booth —, miller
Boyle Andrew, farmer and blacksmith
Chapman John, farmer
Cook Mrs. Jane, hotelkeeper
Dove Mrs., wid Wliliam
Horne Henry, pailmaker
Kirby Nathaniel, farmer
Langstaff John, postmaster,
and manufacturer
Lawrence Mrs., wid C. E.
Ledgerwood John
Lyons B., farmer
Moshel George, farmer
Munshaw Isaac, farmer
Munshaw Nathan, farmer
| Munshaw William, farmer
Patterson William, farmer
Pearson James, farmer
Richards Henry, tollkeeper
Russell James,farmer and sheep breeder
Shortt Joseph, pail maker
Stephenson Atkinson, farmer and car-
; _ penter
Taylor David, farmer
Taylor John, carpenter
Weldrick George, tarmer
farmer
road between Port Rowan and Tilson-
burg, township of Walsingham, county of
Norfolk, Distant from Port Rowan, on
Lake Erie, 12 miles, from Simeoe, the
county town, 18 miles, from Ingersoll,
a_ station of the Great Western railway,
| 28 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
; about 60,
i
| Boyd William, toll keeper
Chambers William, laborer
Councer Richard, shingle mill, store
De Witt Orin D., J.P., farmer
Ferguson Alexander, laborer
Gillmore James, innkeeper
Hunter John, J.P., farmer
Matthews James, farmer
Naperville Levi, laborer
Steinhoff John, postmaster, storekeeper
Sullivan James, blacksmith
White William, teamster
| ZL ANG'TON—A small village on the plank |
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LANSDOWN E—A small village in the
township of the same name, county of
Leeds, It isa station of the Grand7,
railway. Montreal Telegraph Co, hasay
soffice here. Distant from Brockville, thy
county town, 21 miles, from Montreal, |
aa Mail daily. Population abog
Armstrong William, farmer
Aylsworth Robert B., M.D.
Bagnall Henry J., operator G.T.R,
Beatty William, iP. farmer
Bins James, section foreman
Bradley Joseph A., postmaster, stor.
keeper
Bradley Thomas W., farmer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Copeland Samuel, farmer
Copeland Samuel R., carpenter
Cornett Alexander, farmer
Darling Thomas, storekeeper
Ennis Robert, shoemaker
Findlay Stephen, farmer
Innes Misses Elizabeth & Mary Ang,
dressmakers
Johnson David, farmer
Johnson John, farmer
Johnston Samuel J., farmer
Latimer & Graham, blacksmiths
McKinley George L., general dealer
MeNeil Alexander, farmer
McNeil Bruce, farmer
McKelvey James, tailor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Moore Samuel, farmer
Moore William, farmer
Parkhurst Horace, hotelkeeper
Patience Henry G., carpenter
Percy Peter, M.D.
Purvis John, farmer
Richardson Charles H., station agent
G.T.R.
Richardson James, tinsmith
Redmond John, general dealer
Redmond Jos. P,, cheese manufacturer
Sheppard & Cowan, shoemakers
Smith William, switchman G.T.R.
SUSSEX HOUSE, John Weston, pro
prietor; good accommodation
Thomson William, storekeeper
Warren Benjamin, farmer
Webb Thomas, cooper
WESTON JOHN, general merchant
and proprietor Sussex House
Young Henry J., cabinetmaker, under
taker
LANSING—A village in thetownshipand
county of York, Distant from Thornhill,
a station of the Northern railway, 6
miles, from ‘Toronto, 8 miles, fare 2.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Anderson John, proprietor Golden Lion
hotel
Bestard Robert, harnessmiaker
Clark Adam
Davidson Hugh, farmer
Dixon Edward, farmer
Dunn Samuel, farmer
Harris W. H., flour mill
Harrison Christopher, farmer
Harrison James, farmer
Helliwell Frank
Herron Henry, farmer
Hoel John, farmer
Hortop William, flour mill
Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Henry
McBride Robert, farmer
McBride Samuel, farmer
McBride Wallace, pumpmaker
McMaster Alexander, M.D.
Matchell John, farmer ;
Pease Mrs. Catherine, wid Elihu, farm
Shepard Joseph, postmaster, storekeepet
Sheppard John, farmer
Tuck William, farmers
Wilkinson Thomas, farmer
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Populatio
Buchanan J
Buchanan J
Crawford A
Galbraith |
Gillis Dona
Leitch Arcl
Leitch Johr
VePherson
Milligan Kd
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King, cou
King, a sta
2} miles, fa
Mail daily.
Bailey Josey
Baldwin Ge
Baldwin He:
er, cardin
Clelland Sat
Crown Will
Mathieson P
O'Brien Dan
Peterman D.
Roe William
Smelsor Her
Warren Wil
Watson Wil
Watson Jose
Wood Josep!
Wood rev. G
LATON A-
Garafraxa
county of ¢
7 miles, fro
town, 21
terminus o
miles, Mail
about 250,
Allen Jolin J
Appleby Mau
Cameron Ar
Cameron Jo
Cameron Mal
Campbell At
Clark John
Cranston W
Cunninghan
Curlett John
Curlett Robe
Duggan Joh
Dunsmore Jc
Good John, j
Grasby Jose
Griftin Barth
Jessieman Jc
Ledingham
Ledingham (
Ledingham |
Ledingham V
Lester Willis
Linley Willie
Maw Thomas
MeAulay Jol
McDonald Al
McDonald Di
MeDonald Jc
McFarland D
McParland D
McParland J
McIntosh Ge
MeIntosh Hu
Melntosh Jar
Melntosh Pet
Melntosh Phi
pe tageart 4
roudfoot Jo
Riddell Alex¢
Riddell Hugh
Riddell John
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small village in the
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| ONTARIO. ]
“a of Dunwich, county of Elgin,
Western railway,
Population about 10.
Buchanan James, farmer
farmer Buchanan John, blacksmith
. M.D. Crawford Archibald, farmer
erator GTR. Galbraith Donald, farmer
, farmer Gillis Donald, farmer
foreman Leitch Archibald, postmaster
Leitch Jolin, school teacher
postmaster, stor
: VePherson Allen, grocer
, farmer Milligan Edward, tavernkeeper
tESS CO. LASKAY—A small village on the east,
armer branch of the river ilumber, township of
carpenter King, county of York, Distant from
¢ 1 King, a station of the Northern railway,
or 4 miles, fare 25c.; trom Toronto 25 miles,
iret ag ail daily. Population about 150,
naker .
rmer bailey Josephus, veterinary surgeon
beth & Mary Ann, baldwin George, miller
er, carding mill
Clelland Samuel, shoemaker
Crown William, shoemaker
Mathieson Peter, tailor
O'Brien Daniel, blacksmith
Peterman Daniel, carpenter
mer
er
. farmer
, blacksmiths
1, general dealer
farmer nan
ion Roe William, tavernkceper
rilor Smelsor Henry, auctioneer
1GRAPH CO. Warren William cooper
es ; Watson William, carpenter
mer Watson Joseph, blacksmith
hotelkeeper Wood Joseph, township clerk
, carpenter
3 H., station agent county of Grey.
-tinsmith
reral dealer
sheese manufacturer
, shoemakers
itchman G.T.R.
John Weston, pro
commodation
storekeeper
farmer
bper
general merchant
lussex House
babinetmaker, under
niles. Mail dally.
about 250.
Allen Jolin J., weaver
Appleby Mark, postmaster
Cameron Archibald, farmer
Cameron John, farmer
Cameron Malcolm, farmer
Clark John J., trunk maker
Cranston William, farmer
Cunningham J., innkeeper
Ourlett John, farmer
Curlett Robert, farmer
Duggan John, blacksmith
Dunsmore John, saw mill
Good John, innkeeper
Grasby Joseph, farmer
Gritin Bartholemew, storekeeper
Jessieman John, farmer
Ledingham Alexander, farmer
Ledingham George, farmer
Ledingham Robert, farmer
Ledingham William, farmer
Lester William, farmer
Linley William, farmer
Maw Thomas, farmer
NeAulay John, grist mill
McDonald Alexander, farmer
McDonald Duncan, farmer
McDonald John, farmer
McParland Dougall, farmer
McParland Dunean, farmer
McParland John, cooper
Melutosh George, farmer
Melntosh Hugh, farmer
} ‘iclntosh James, farmer
McIntosh Peter, shoemaker
Hiintoeh Philip, storekeeper
pe etggart John, tailor
Proudfoot John Smith, M.D,
Riddell Alexander, farmer
vge {ni the townshipand
Yistant from Thornhill,
Northern railway, 6
nto, 8 miles, fare de.
ition about 10).
oprietor Golden Lion
nessmtaker
rmer
mer
ner
mill
er, farmer
rmer
ler
bur mill
beth, wid Henry
mer
rmer
bumpmaker
br, M.D.
ner
ne, wid Elihu, farmet
tmaster, storekee
mer Riddell Hugh, farmer
ne Riddell John, farmer
Dis-
i oe, a station of the Great
taat from Mlensoe. iivs, Mail bi-weekly.
Baldwin Henry, postmaster, storekeep-
Wood rev. George, Primitive methodist
LATONA—A_ post office station on the
Y Garafraxa roud, township of Glenelg,
y. Distant from Durham
7 miles, from Owen Sound, the county
town, 21 miles, from Collingwood, the
terminus of the Northern railway, 80
Population of district
Campbell Archibald, school teacher
DOMINION 467 DIRECTORY.
__
RGIE—A small village in the town-
Skene Alexander, farmer
Skene George, farmer
Skene James, farmer
Smith A. G., farmer
Smith Donald, farmer
Smith Duncan, farmer
Smith James, farmer
Smith John, blacksmith
Smith William, farmer
Watts James, carpenter
Welsh Patrick, farmer
Young James, blacksmith
*LATTAS MELLS—A small village on
the Moira River, township of Thurlow,
county of Hastings, Distant from Belle-
ville, a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 10 miles. Population about 70.
Ackerman Philip, laborer
Birmingham Patrick, laborer
Cadman Alpheus, bailiff
Carter Hiram, grist mill
Clapp Schultz, saw mill
Hamilton Joseph, blacksmith
Ketcheson William, laborer
Latta G. & G., saw mill owners
Latta George, of G.& G. Latta
Latta Gilbert, of G. & G. Latta
Latta Mrs, Caroline, wid Samuel
Lewis Samuel, laborer
Meagher Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas, tavern
Sheppard John, laborer
Sheppard Mrs. Nancy, wid James
+ LAUDERSVIGLE—A small placein
the township of Wellesley, county of
Waterloo, Distant from Bamberg 1 mile,
from Petersburg, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 8 miles, Population about
40,
Baim Bernhart, farmer
Freiburg Jacob, farmer
Heinrig Jacob, farmer
"ander Conrad, farmer
Noble Patrick, blacksmith
Ricaberg Casper, hotelkeeper
LAUREL-—A small village in the town-
ship of Amaranth, county of Wellington.
Distan from Orangeville. a station of the
‘Toronto,Grey and Bruce railway, 10 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100.
Banks Joseph, J.P., farmer
Gray M.5., J.P., farmer
Grey Richard, blacksmith
Hall Miss Eliza J., school teacher
Hamilton James L. E., & Co., store-
keepers
Hamilton James, postmaster
Hughes William, carpenter
MeGarvis Miles, farmer
Morrison John, shoemaker
Richardson John, farmer
Richardson William, J.P., farmer
Simpson William, weaver
Wansborough Robert, towaship ¢
LAVAN'T—A small village and settlement
in the township of the same name, coun-
ty of Lanark. It is the centre of a fine
lumber country, and valuable deposits of
copper ore are found in the vicinity.
Distant from Verth, astation ofthe Brock-
ville and Ottawa railway, 81 miles, Mail
weekly. Population about 100,
Barr James, farmer
Barr Robert, farmer
Beath James, farmer
Browning Archibald, postmaster, farmer
Browning John, farmer
Dunn Robert, farmer
Gallagher John, farmer
Gallagher William, farmer
Robertson John, farmer
Robertson John 8., farmer
Shanks Miss Mary Ann, school teacher
William John, shoemaker
Wilson Daniel, blacksmith
* The post office is called Plainfield,
+ The post office is at Bamberg.
LAR-LEA
* LAVENDER —A small villagein the
township, of Mulmur and Nataw
county of Simcoe, principally engaged in
agricultural pursuits, Distant from
Angus, a station of the Northern railway,
12} miles, from Toronto 75 miles.
Mail weekly, Population about 120,
Anderson William, farmer
Allen Isaac, farmer
Coe James, farmer
Crawford John, farmer
Decker Oliver, farmer
Dixon John, farmer
Ferris James, farmer
Foster rey, Thomas, farmer
Gilbraith James, farmer
Givins James, farmer
Hair William, farmer
Hamilton Robert, potash factory
Hawkins John, farmer
Hodgkinson George W., contractor
Hutchison Richard, grain cradle maker
Johnston William, farmer
Kirby Robert, farmer
Lawrence George, farmer
Long Richard, farmer
McHaftie Peter, farmer
McNichol John, laborer
Mastin Israel Bowerman, postmaster,
hotelkeeper, and mail carrier
Mastin Lewis, grain cradle maker
Mastin Peter, farmer
Matchet Edward, carpenter and farmer
Milsup Thomas, firmer
Noble Robert, weaver
Pratt John, farmer
Redeoff rev. Richard, New
methodist
Scot Joseph, contractor
Shaw James, farmer
Walden Samuel, farmer
Weatherall George, farmer
Weatherall James, farmer
Weatherall Joseph, blacksmith
Weatherall William, farmer
Wilkinson William, farmer
Willson James, farmer
LEAMINGTON- A thriving villags in
the township of Mersey, county of Essex.
Principal business is ‘in square timber,
lumber and country produce, A consid-
erable crop of tobacco is grown in this
district, as much as 100,000 Ibs. being
shipped annually. A steamboat runs three
times a week to Windsor and Detroit,
fare $1.13. Distant from Baptiste Creek,
a station of the Great Western railway,
18 miles, from Stony Point 17 miles, from
Windsor 34 miles. Mail daily,
Jonnexion
Askew John, grist mill
Baker James, cabinetmaker
Bickford Hezekiah, blacksmith
srown Benjamin, butcher
Chamberlain Charles, M.D.
Crane James B., builder
| Cullen James, farmer
Evans James, grocer
Foster Ralph
Fox Thomas M., reeve
Gunn Mrs. Margaret, wid Alexander
Heatherington Michael, carpenter
Hazelton William, chairmaker
Hodgson William, bricklayer
Kemp James A., M.D.
Kimball Warren, postmaster, bootmaker
Lane Hiram, collector
Lane John, carpenter
Lane Ransom, carpenter
Leamington hotel, Levi Truax, proprie-
tor ‘
Ley Joseph, cooper
Lynn George, shoemaker
McGaw John, constable
Maxon George C., druggist
Maycock William, carriagemaker
* Sometimes called Mastins Corers.
ies
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4 a ee lao
Pao
2 a ina alaacs
A" Bab os 2
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DOMINION 468 DIRECTORY.
ne os pwr eect ms rare aise me a a YN a a a eR RTS a ed nk
Morse George A., general dealer
Palmer Corydon, storekeeper
Prosser William, butcher
Pulford & Sherwood, saddlers
Pulford Walter, carriagemaker and
blacksmith
Pulferd Walter, of Pulford & Sherwood
ue Thomas, farmer
Robinson Joseph §., tailor
Russell George, of Russell & Wigle
Russell & Wigle, saw mill
Sherwood John k., of Pulford & Sher-
wood
Smith rev. Frederick, Episcopal metho-
dist
Stockwell Alexander 8., notary
Truax Levi, proprietor Leamington
hotel
Wigfield Jonathan, township clerk
WIGLE’S HOTEL, Leonard Wigle, pro-
rietor
WIGLE LEONARD, proprietor Wigle’s
~ hotel
Wigle Lewis, of Solomon Wigle & Son,
eputy reeve
Wigle Solomon, & Son, storekeepers
Wilkinson John R., carpenter
Williams & Kimball, shoe store
Williams Peter, carpenter
Yelland John, blacksmith
LEASKDALE-—A small village in the
township of Scott, county of Ontario,
Distant from Whitby, the county town
and a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, 29 miles, from Toronto 50 miles,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100,
Andrews Gordon, farmer
Black Robert, farmer
Blanchard James, farmer
Chalmers Andrew, tailor
Collins George, storekeeper
Common school, Peter
teacher
Douglas rev. James, Presbyterian
Foster John T., hotelkeeper
Henry Alexander
Hussick Alexander, farmer
Hussick James
Leask George, postmaster, miller
Leask James, saw mill owner
McClellan Peter, school teacher
McNaughton Archibald, miller
Oxtaby Robert, carpenter
Oxtaby William, blacksmith
Presbyterian church, rev, James Doug-
las, minister
Pirt Martin, farmer
Pirt Martin, jun., farmer
Pirt Richard, saw mill owner
Shannon James, storekeeper
Shier James, farmer
Smith William, farmer
Stephenson George, mill owner
Stephens Robert, farmer
Thompson William, farmer
Wyman Richard, carpenter
McClellan,
LEAVENS—A small village on the Owen
Sound and Collingwood road, township
of St Vincent, county of Grey, Distant
from Meaford 6 miles, from Owen Sound,
the county town, 13 miles, fare 75c.; from
Collingwood, the terminus of the North-
ern railway, 49 miles, Mail tri-weekly in
summer, daily in winter.
about 40.
Cameron Duncan, blacksmith
Campbell Roland, blacksmith
Eagle William, farmer
Leavens Burton, farmer
Leavens Merritt, farmer
Leavens Ranselear, farmer
McMulkin Thomas, postmaster, store
and hotelkeeper
Population
Saunders George W., farmer
Saunders John, farmer
Waite Whitney, waggonmaker
LE BRETON FLATS—The present
eastern terminus of the Canada Cen-
tral pailway, is situated on the Chaudiére
and Victoria islands, county of Carleton,
It forms part of the city of Ottawa, and is
t& most important place, It contains an
extensive foundry and iron work shop,
a carding and fulling mill, several flour
mills, and eight large saw and planing
mills, [undreds of men are employed in
these mills, and millions of feet of lumber |
are annually sawn, Its water privileges
are unsurpassed, The trains ofthe Canada |
Central railway now run daily between
here and Carleton Vlace, connecting at |
the latter station with the Brockville and
Ottawa railway, It is intended, however,
to extend the road into the city and to
erect a depot near the Rideau canal, Dis-
tant from the Lower Town of Ottawa 1}
mile, from Prescott, the junction of the
Grand frank and St Lawrence and Otta-
wa railways, 66 miles, from Brockville 65
miles, from Montreal 168 miles, from
Toronto 264 miles, Population about 2000,
Abbott Jo#n, blacksmith, Duke st
Agar Thomas, stonemason, Sherwood st
Aheara J. & W., blacksmiths, Bridge st
Aheara John, of J. & W. Ahearn, Duke
st
Ahearn Maurice, blacksmith, Duke st
Ahearn William, of J. & W. Ahearn,
Bridge st
Albert John, carpenter, Broad st
Alexandre Pierre, miller, Montreal st
Annable W. A., cabinetmaker, Lloyd st
Anderson William, lumber measurer,
Queen st
Arbique Antime, carter, Broad st
Arbique Hilaire, laborer, Broad st
Arnell Jos., laborer, Britanma terrace
Ashtield John, grocer, Duke st
Atkinson John, miller, Sherwood st
Atkinson William, foreman, Ottawa
mills, Head st
Aubey Alfred, laborer, Elgin st
Aubry Moise, joiner, Elgin st
Behan Patrick, laborer, Ottawa st
Bambrick Thomas, laborer, Duke st
Barrett John, laborer, Sherwood st
Baskerville George H., of P. Baskerville
& Brothers, bds at W. A, Annable’s,
Lloyd st
Baskerville
Duke st
Baskerville William J., of P. Baskerville
& Brothers, bds at W. A, Annable’s,
Lloyd st
Beauvais Lonis, laborer, Sherwood st
Bellefeuille Nelson, laborer, Bridge st
Berkett Wm., stonemason, Bridge st
Bernard Moise, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Bertrand Félix, raftsman, Britannia ter-
race
Bertrand N., Chandiére hotel, Bridge st
Bisaillon Arthur, hair dresser, Duke st
Blais Etienne, carter, Broad st
Blais Fabien, laborer, Ottawa st
Blasdell N.S., & Co., proprietors Vic-
toria foundry, Middle st
Blasdeil George S., machinist, Victoria
foundry, Middle st
Booth John R., Inmber merchant,
Chaudiére Island, h Bridge st
Booth Leander, grocer, Duke st
Booth Levi, foreman, Sherwood st
Booth Robert R., storekeeper, cor Mon-
treal and Bridge sts, h Bridge st
Borthwick James, lumber dealer, Mid-
dle st, Victoria Island
Bradly John, laborer, Sherwood st
Bronson Erskine H., of Bronsons &
Weston, Middle st, Victoria Island
P., & Brothers, grocers,
| Bronson Henry F., of Bronsons & Wee
ton, Middle st, Victoria Island
Bronso 1 & Young, saw, grist and card.
ing mill owners, Montreal st
| Bronsons & Weston, lumber merchant:
| Middle st, Vietoria Island :
Beuther John, laborer, Broad st
| Bullen William EL, grocer, Sherwood s
| Byron Mrs, Ann, wid Jacob, Queen st
) Cadieux André, laborer, Montreal st
| Cadieux Prosper, joiner, Montreal st
)} CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY, ff,
Abbott, managing direetors W, R.
Worsley, secretary-treasurers David
Stark, chief engineer; A. Sherwood
Hall, ticket and freight agent; U, ¢,
Dee, station agent, otlices Elgin st het
Sparks and Wellington sts, Ottawa
depot Le Breton Flats ;
| Carkner George, laborer, Sherwood st
Carpenter Thomas, boarding house,
Duke st
Carson Robert, boot and shoe stom
Duke st
| Carruthers Aaron, culler, Chauditre
| Island
Charon Onésime, laborer, Ottawa st
Chenay J. Bte., saw filer, Sherwood st
Chenay Josiah, millwright, Head st
| Cheney Alphonse, carter, Broad st
| Ciappy John, grocer, Duke st
| Coulter Alexander, machinist, Middle
st, Victovia Island
| Cowan John, stonemagon, Catheart st
Crack James, butcher, Duke st
Cross John, saw and planing mill
Duke st
Cruthers John, miller, Britannia terrace
| Cunningham Lindsay, dry goods, Duke
st
| Currier Joseph M., M.P., of N.S. Blas
dell & Co., resides in New Edinburgh
; Curtis William H., mail conductor,
Queen st
Dale Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st
| Dalglish George, grocer, cor Cathcart
| and Queen sis
| Dane Mrs, Naney, wid James, Broad st
| Daoust Nelson, miller, Montreal st
| David Léon, grocer, Duke st
| Delorme Edouard, laborer, Catheart st
| Devine Peter, laborer, Broad st
| Dinelle Gilbert, laborer, Broad st
Dionne Israél, laborer, Duke st
Dionne Israél, shoemuker, Duke st
| Dorion Emmanuel, laborer, Sherwood st
| Dorion Joseph, painter, Ottawa st
| Dorion Olivier, cabinetmaker, Ottawast
Doucet Jean, laborer, Broad st
Doucet Jean, millwright, Broad st
Downey John, laborer, McLaughiia
Doxtater Henry, laborer, Britannia te
race
| Dufort Adolphe, laborer, Sherwood st
| Duhamel Francois, butcher, Duke st
| Dupuis Alexandre, laborer, Catheart st
Episcopal methodist chureh, rev. B,
Lane, minister, cor Bridge and Queea
sts
Evoy Alexander, laborer, Queen st
Fauteux Jérémie, laborer, Elgin st
Filion Alex, carding mill, Montreal st
Fleming Simpson, millwright, cot
Lloyd and Ottawa sts
Flynn John, laborer, Queen st
Ford John, laborer, Queen st ;
Fraser Andrew D., hardware, Duke st,
h Lloyd st ilies
Gascon’ Trefflé, laborer, Britannia te
race :
Gento Timothy, engineer, Middle st
Gleeson John, laborer, Sherwood ie
Goodwin Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, Ott
wa st
[Provinog op
(NTARIO
——
Gordon Ja
Gordon Ji
Gorman W
Goulet Ale
Goulet An
Goulet Fél
Goulet Gé
Goulet Go
Gravel The
(ireaves Tl
Grimes Th
Duke st
Hagarty Js
Hartin Hel
Hawley Fr
Henderson
Duke st,
Middle st
Huard Fray
Huneau Jo.
race
Hurley Pat
Hutchison
Morgan’s,
Hurtell Das
Innes Jame
Jeté Augus
Joanisse [si
Joanisse Je
Joannet Hu
Johnston Ji
Rochester
Jones Arth
Jones John,
Jones Mrs, |
wa st
Joyce Jas, |
Joyee John
Joyee John,
Joyce & So
Jordan Joh
Broad sts
Keegan Mi
Ottawa st
Keely Willi,
Kelly Isaae
Kelly Isaac,
market, h
Kely Michae
Kenna John
Kennedy W
Kiernan Pri
Kerr Willia
Kipp Wilfre
Labelle Lou
Lacasse Moj
race
Lachambye
terrace
Lach unbre
terrace
Lacharité M
Ladoueeur |
Latleur Ani
nia terrae
Lafleur Jos,
Latranee Ba
Lafrance L
race
Lang Georg
Lapointe Jo
Latreille Hy
sturin Josey
Lauzon Ald
terrace
Laroqne Lo
Victoire |
vivigne Jog
aw John,
wood st
Law & Joh
Queen st
Awrence
Duke st, }]
di
‘PRovincg op
ee,
sronsons & Wee
ria Island
grist and card
itreal st
mber merchants,
sland
Broad st
cer, Sherwood st
Jacob, Queen st
', Montreal st
1, Montreal st
4 RAILWAY, I,
director; W. R.
treasurer; David
r; A, Sherwood
ght agent; UC,
fHHices Elgin st bet
rton sts, Ottawa,
its
rer, Sherwood st
boarding house,
and shoe stor,
uller, Chaudidre
rer, Ottawa st
filer, Sherwe od st
right, Head st
rter, Broad st
Duke st
nachinist, Middle
ason, Catheart st
r, Duke st
nd planing mill,
, Britannia terrace
y, dry goods, Duke
.P., of N.S. Blas
n New Edinburgh
mail conductor,
ler, Sherwood st
beer, cor Cathcart
1 James, Broad st
, Montreal st
uke st
yorer, Catheart st
, Broad st
er, Broad st
, Duke st
hiker, Duke st
yorer, Sherwood st
pr, Ottawa st
tmaker, Ottawast
Broad st
rht, Broad st
hr, MeLaughiia st
er, Britanuia ter
rer, Sherwood st
teher, Duke st
borer, Catheart st
chureh, rev.
Bridge and Queea
brer, Queen st
rer, Elgin st
mill, Montreal st
millwright, cof
sts
Queen st
Dueen st
lardwace, Duke $,
r, Britannia te
eer, Midile el
iy, Sherwood §
Wid Michael, Ott
, Wyranto.]
DO
MINION 469 DIRECTORY.
Le Breton Frats.
ME F -- OoOO—-
Gordon James, accountant, Middle st
Gordon James, cabinetmaker, Duke st
Gorman William, laborer, Queen st
Goulet Alexis,laborer, Britannia terrace
Goulet Amable, carter, Ottawa st
Goulet Félix, laborer, Britannia terrace
Goulet Gédéon, laborer, Ottawa st
Goulet Godefroy, laborer, Broad st
Gravel Thomas, laborer, Ottawa st
Greaves Thomas, laborer, Queen st
Grimes Thomas, boot and shoe store,
Duke st
Hagarty James, laborer, Ottawa st
Hartin Heber, joiner, Britannia terrace
Hawley Frederick, foreman, Broad st
Henderson Alexander A,, M.D, O.M,,
Duke st, bds at Mrs. P, MeArthur’s,
Middle st, Victoria Island
Huard Francois, laborer, Middle st
Huneau Joseph, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Hurley Patrick, laborer, Broad st
Hutchison Robert, clerk, bds at Wm.
Morgan’s, Head st
Hurtell Daniei, laborer, Cathcart st
Innes James, saw maker, Ottawa st
Jeté Auguste, laborer, Britannia terrace |
Joanisse Isidore, laborer, Broad st
Joanisse Jean, laborer, Broad st
Joannet Hubert, laborer, Elgin st
Johnston Joseph, of Law & Johnston,
Rochesterville
Jones Arthur, machinist, Bridge st
Jones John, sawyer, Queen st
Jones Mrs, Catherine, wid Kelsie, Otta-
wa st
Joyee Jas. L., of Joyee & Sons, Duke st
Joyce John, of Joyce& Sons, Duke st |
Joyee John, of Joyce & Sons, Duke st
Joyce & Sons, waggonmakers, Duke st
Jordan John, policeman, cor Queen and
Broad sts
Keegan Mrs, Johanna, wid Patrick,
Ottawa st
Keely William, laborer, Lloyd st
Kelly Tsaae, butcher, Lloyd st
Kelly Isaac, butcher, Wellington ward
market, h Catheart st
Kely Michael, laborer, Catheart st
Kenna John, buteher, Lloyd st
Kennedy Wm.,, jun., laborer, Lloyd st
Kiernan Francis J., euler, Queen st
Kerr William, gardener, Bridge st
Kipp Wilfred, tinsmith, Duke st
Labelle Louis, laborer, Catheart st
Lacasse Moise, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Lachambre Louis, laborer, Britannia
terrace
Lachambre Romaia, laborer, Britannia
terrae
Lacharité Miss Marie, Broad st
Ladouceur Edouard, laborer, Broad st
Latleur André, wageo mnaker, Britan-
mia terrace
value Jos., laborer, Britannia terrace
pri saptiste, laborer, Ottawa st
vatrance Louis, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Lang George, laborer, Queen st
Lapointe Joseph, laborer, Catheart st
]
Laurin Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Lauzon
terrace
Laroque Louis, laborer, Montreal st
aivictoire Isidore, laborer, Broad st
Lavigne Joseph, wheelwright, Broad st
aw John, of Law & Johnston, Sher-
wood st
w & Johnston, lumber merchants,
Queen st
awrence Thomas,
merchant tailor,
Duke st, h Bank st, :
Centre town
aatreille Hyacinthelabover,Catheart st |
Alexandre, laborer, Britannia |
Leclaire Jean, blacksmith, Duke st
Lee U, C,, station agent Canada Cen-
tral railway
Legendre Rémi, laborer, Queen st
Lemoine Mrs. James, Queen st
Lepage Frangois, laborer, Ottawa st
Lynch Matthew, laborer, Broad st
McArthur Mrs, Peter, boarding house,
Middle st, Victoria Island
McCabe Patrick, laborer, Lloyd st
McCormick Bernard, laborer, Broad st
McDerby William, laborer, Broad st
McGillivray William, shipping clerk,
bds at Mrs. P, McArthur’s, Middle st,
Victoria Island
MeGinnes James, laborer, Lloyd st
McGiveney Samuel, stouecutter,Ottawa
st
McGuire Terence, laborer, Britannia
terrace
McKay Thomas,
mill Bridge st
McKillican Jas., foreman, Montreal st
McNulty Hugh, contractor, cor Queen
and Catheart sts
| McQuade Daniel, grocer and fruiterer,
Duke st
MecVitty William,
| police, Queen st
| Maheux Antoine, laborer, Ottawa st
| Maheux Louis, laborer, Ottawa st
Mailloux Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st
| Mainville Charles, laborer, Catheart st
| Major Honoré, laborer, Elgin st
; Marcotte Frangois, laborer, Catheart st
| Mark James, boom master, Queen st
) Marna James, Ottawa st
Ménard Joseph, laborer, Catheart st
| Merrill Horace B., plhuning mill, Duke st
Merrill Horace, of N.S, Blasdell & Co,,
| Dukest
Michaud Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Michaud Xavier, hewer, Ottawa st
Mitchell George, saw filer, Queen st
Mix Joshua, millwright, Queen st
Moore Benjamin E., boot and shoe
store, Duke st ;
| Morgan William TL, miller, Head st
| Morrison William, Ottawa city flour
mills, Bridge st, h Duke st
Morin Antoine, laborer, Sherwood st
Mullin Barnard, dry goods and cloth-
ing, Duke st
| Nagle Rich, lumber merchant, Duke st
Nautel Daniel, laborer, Ottawa st
Noel Jacques, carpenter, Ottawa st
Noonan Dennis, laborer, cor Sherwood
and Queen sts
O'Connor J. R., contractor, Duke st
O'Riley Eugene, Liubover, Middle st
| Oliver John, cabinetmaker, Cathcart st
YMeara Michael, laborer, Sherwood st
O'Neill Michael, millwright, Sherwood
st
Ouellet David, American house, Bridge
flour and oatmeal
sergeant Ottawa
a+
Ouellet Jean Baptiste, laborer, Broad st
Parker John, boarding house, Duke st
Parker John, shoemaker, George st
Pattee G. B., of Perley & Pattee, Rich-
mond road
Patterson Joseph, shipper, Bridge st
Pease Alpheus, foreman, Duke st
Perkins Reuben, millwright, Queen st
Perley & Pattee, lumber merchants,
Chandiére Island
Perley William G., of Perley & Pattee,
Duke st
| Petry Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Broad st
Philion Albert A. A., M.D., Queen st
Philion Jean, clerk, cor Ottawa and
Lloyd sts
Pilson W. R., saddler, Catheart st
Poirier Awable, head miiler, Montreal st
Poitras Joseph, pilot, Elgin st
Poitras Olivier, sailor, Catheart st
Portelance Alphonse, carter, Bridge st
Portelance Louis, carpenter, Britannia
terrace
Potter Aden, millwright, Head st
Potvin Pierre, laborer, Broad st
Pratt Abraham, shoe store, Queen st
Proulx Cyrille, carter, Sherwood st
Proulx Israel, laborer, Britannia terrace
Proulx Olivier, raftsman, Broad st
Purcell George, laborer, Queen st
Pushman John, clerk, Bridge st
Quain John, keeper of Union suspen-
sion bridge, Clhauditre Falls, Ottawa
side
Quenneville Antime, laborer, Britannia
terrace
Quinn Michael, laborer, Broad st
Ray Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Redington Patrick, sawyer, cor Broad
and Ottawa sts
Renaud Alexandre, laborer, Broad st
Regimbal Gaspard, laborer, Montreal st
Richard William, foreman Boom and
Pier Co,, Bridge st
Riddell Miss Hannah,
Bridge st
Robertson Peter, blacksmith, Queen st
Robert Jean Baptiste, laborer, Middle st
Rochon Jacques, laborer, Broad st
Rochon Régis, laborer, Middle st, Vie-
toria Island
Rourke Thomas, laborer, cor Queen
and Sherwood sts .
Roy Abraham, laborer, Broad st
Roy Joseph, laborer, Sherwood st
Roy Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Roy Joseph, water carrier, Sherwood st
Saucier Régis, laborer, Catheart st
Savage John, laborer, Bridge st
Sayer Edouard, laborer, Bridge st
Sayer Fabiea, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Scott William, clerk,
Morgan's, Head st
Seabrook William, laborer, Britannia
terrace
Shea Thomas, laborer, McLaughlin st
Sheilds John, painter, Duke st
Sheilds Mrs, John, coafectionery, Duke
st
Sigman Henry, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
SKEAD HON, JAMES, senator, lumber
merchant, office cor Bridge and
Oregon sts, h Bridge st
Skeflington Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
Broad st
Smith James A., butcher, Duke st
Smith John, tailor, Sherwood st
St Amand André, laborer, Sherwood st
St Amour Augustin, laborer, Queen st
St Denis Olivier, laborer, Broad st
Stanhope Willian, carter, Sherwood st
Stapleton William, Ottawa st
Stay Elias, carpenter, Bridge st
Taylor Mrs. Margaret, wid
Queen st
Thibault
Broad st
Thompson Joseph, sawyer, Queen st
Timbers William, machinist, bds at
dressmaker,
bds at William
John,
Mrs. Marie, wid Joseph,
Mrs. P. MeArthur’s, Middle st, Vieto-,
ria Island
Turner Geo., blacksmith, Sherwood st
Valiquet Frangois Xavier, Victoria
hotel, Duke st
Vandusen James, foreman, Queen st
Varin Dosithé, millwright, Bridge st
Wall Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William, cor
Ottawa and Lloyd sts
Waters James, laborer, Queen st
Whillan John, mason, Queena st
Pion
Ler-Lrs
Wilson Hill, moulder, Sherwood st
White George, blacksmith, Queen st
White Martin, blacksmith, Queen st
Whitney Philip, millwright, Bridge st
Young, Bronsons & Co.,, proprietors
Chaudiére flour and fulling mills,
Montreal st
Lg Levi, lumber merchant, Middle
st, Victoria Island, h Duke st
Young Robert P., manager, Llyod st
LEFROY-—A village in the township of
Innistil, county of Mimmane, It is a station
of the Northern railway, Montreal Tele-
graph Co. has an office here, Distant
from Karrie, the county town, 12 miles,
from Toronto 62 miles, Mail daily. Vopu-
lation about 300,
Averill Thomas, cooper
Barry Sylvester, shoemaker
Buchanan James, trackmaster
Coulter Hugh, farmer
Cross Charles, farmer
Davidson & Co., storekeepers
Davidson David, postmaster
Denure Calvin, farmer
Dodson J. J., waggonmaker
Duncan James, farmer
Fraser David, saddler
Fraser James, of Laidlaw & Fraser
Gartley Alexander, farmer
Gilpin George, shoemaker
Goodfellow William, farmer
Gordon Stewart, farmer
Grigg Richard, tailor
Grose Henry, iP, farmer
Grose Robert,farmer and produce dealer
Jacques Thomas W., M.D.
Laidlaw & Fraser, storekeepers and ex-
press agents
Lefroy hotel, Thomas McConkey, pro-
prietor
Long John, farmer
Lucas John, farmer
Lynch Michael, laborer
McConkey Thomas, proprietor Lefroy
hotel
McKay captain Findlay, mariner
McKay George P., storekeeper
McKeggie John C., of Davidson & Co.
McKenzie Alexander, tailor
McLean Alexander, farmer
McLennan John, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGHAPH CO.
Powell George, farmer
Rogerson Francis, farmer
Rogerson William, farmer
Ross John K., produce dealer, coroner
Ross & Grose, produce dealers
Rowan Thomas, laborer
Sibbald Andrew, school teacher
Stewart Thomas, farmer
Wallace Robert, farmer
Watson James, blacksmith
Whiteman rev. Thomas
Willoughby John, farmer
Wray Samuel, farmer
LEINSTER —A village in the township
of Richmond, county of Lennox and
Addington. Distant from Napanee, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18
aga Mail bi-weekly. Population about
aU.
Denison James, blacksmith
Duanovan Thomas, farmer
Fayhlen James, farmer
Finegan Patrick, farmer
Funnell Thomas, farmer
Jordan Michael postmaster, farmer
Martin Benjamin, carpenter
Martin Lewis, carpenter
McLaughlin Terence, farmer
Orey Daniel, farmer
Sexsmith George, farmer
Sexsmitn William, farmer
Storrs Elijah, J.P., farmer
LEITH—A village on Georgian Bay, in
the township of ‘Sydenham, county of
Grey, It is astopping place of the steamer
ply ng between Collingwood and Owen
Sound, Principal business done here is in
grain, Distant from Owen Sound, the
county town, 8 miles, from Collingwood,
the terminus of the Northern railway, 40
miles, fare $2, from Toronto 136 miles.
Mail daily in summer, tri-weekly in win-
ter. Population about 100
Ainslie & Rixon, wharf owners
Bolin William, laborer
Burr Peter, blacksmith
Cameron A, B., grocer
Cameron G.A.,, framer
Cameron Peter, framer
Dickson Leslie, weaver
Easton Misses, dressmaker
Glen Robert, moulder and miller
Grierson Robert, farmer
Harkness John, farmer
Henry Robert, school teacher
Libbard William, farmer
Marshall Anthony, laborer
McKeen William, farmer
MeNeil Neil, laborer
Noland M., tavernkeeper
Ross Allan, oatmeal miller and farmer
Ross James, & Son, storekeepers and
grain dealers
Ross James, jun., of James Ross & Son
Ross James, sen., of James Ross & Son,
postmaster
Rutherford Thomas, farmer
Turnbull John, tailor
Veitch William, laborer
Wilson James, miller
Wilson William, teamster
LEMONVILLE—A village in the town’
ship of Whitchurch, county of York:
Distant from Aurora, a station of the
Northern railway, 9 miles, from Toronto
25 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 100,
Baker John, farmer
Barkey John Joseph, cabinetmaker
Burkholder Dawiel, farmer
Burkholder John, saw mill
Cook Thomas, farmer
Davis John P., carpenter
Focklar Abraham, farmer
Gilbert Samuel, mason
Hastings Adam, postmaster, general
storekeeper
Hastings John, farmer
Henderson Andrew, farmer
Hill James, weaver
Hill John, storekeeper
Hunter Daniel, farmer
Hunter James, farmer
Hunter William, farmer
Kiteley J. W., woollen factory
Lemoa George, farmer
Lemon Jacob, farmer
McKay George, blacksmith
MeQuillen Edward, farmer
MeQuillen Patrick, farmer
Muzzelman Andrew, farmer
Patterson Harry, carriagemaker
Phillips William, farmer
Pipher John, farmer
Sutton J., tavernkeeper
White William L., bootmaker
Winterstein Henry, tanner
*LENNOX-—A small villagein the town-
ship of Fredericksburg, county of Lennox.
Distant from Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, Population
about 70,
Anderson John, farmer
Baird Edward, farmer
Baird Samuel, farmer
Carscallen John, councillor
Chambers William, farmer
* The post office is at Napanee,
DOMINION 470 DIRECTORY
Close Hugh, blacksmith
Close James, mill owner
Crab William, farmer
Cummings John, farmer
Curle John, farmer
Doller Nelson, reeve
Edgar Ferdinand, mechanic
Edgar John, farmer
Ham Henry, township treasurer
Howell Chester, farmer
Loyd Charles, councillor
Lucas George farmer
Lucas John G., hotelkeeper and gro.
cer
McFarland Andrew, farmer
McFarland Joseph, farmer
McKay Asel B.,
McLain Hugh, farmer
Parks David, farmer
Parks Erwin, councillor
Parks Manson, farmer
Parks Milo, farmer
Peery Biddwell, farmer
Perry Ebenezer, farmer
Perry Henry, farmer
Perry Simeon, J.P., farmer
Perry William, councillor
Raworth Henry, farmer
Scriber Jacob, J.P., farmer
Seager Simon, farmer
Smyth John, farmer
.P., clerk of council
LESK ARD-—< village in the township
of Clarke, county of Durham, Possessing
extensive water power, the manufacture
of lumber, flour, ete., is actively prose
cuted.
stave factories,
a station of the Grand Trunk railwa
th
miles fare 50c.; from port Hope 25 miles,
Mail Daily
from Toronto 57 miles,
Population about 200.
Bennett Adam C.,, pedlar
Billings Daniel, carpenter
Billings Mrs Rebecca, wid Henry
Carveth John, J. P., mill owner
Cinnamon Mrs Mary, wid John
Cuncannan Jeremiah, blacksmith
Davy John, J.P., farmer
Eldridge Henry, storekeeper
Eldridge
joiner
Elliott James, mill owner
Griffin Samuel, laborer
Hambly Henry, cooper
Harvey James, laborer
Hill William, shoemaker
Hoskin John, sawyer
Jackson Mark, farmer
Lewis John, teamster
Livingstone Willian, laborer
Lawson Joseph, carpenter
March Frederick, laborer ;
Martin Mrs. Nurina, wid Roswell
McQuillan John, weaver
MeIntyre Peter, postmaster
Nay William, farmer
Norton Warren, shingle maker
Noyce Jacob, laborer
Potter Mrs. Ann, wid Richard
Proctor John, storekeeper
Ralls Ebenezer, farmer
Ray John, farmer .
tice rev, J. J., Bible christian
Robbins Hezekiah, stave factory
Robbins John, shingle mill
Simpson rev. Charles, Episcopal met
dist
Staple Samuel
Staples Thomas, stave factory
Tigh William, cooper |
Walker James, blacksmith
Williams rev. R., Wesleyan
Wilson John, teacher
* Formerly called Rochester.
It contains one shingle and two
Distant from Newcastle,
Sylvanus, carpenter and
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Kingston road
York, named
one of the first
extensive Nurse
borhood. The
arried onto a
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wal Telegraph
Distant from To
Population abo
Ambrose Richa
Ashbridge Jesse
Ashbridge John
Ashbridge Levi,
fain Neil, comm
fain Robert, co
ij riley John A.,
fest James, gare
Bird Kdward, bt
bloug Edward, |
rockwell Thon
Cahill Kdward,
favanagh Rich,
Cockburn Fran
Collins Robert, |
‘ook William, ¢
Hooper George,
Cosgrove —, cay
Craig Mrs. Isabel
Crothers Williar
Crowther James
Dunn Justus, fre
Elwood John, b
EVERISS BENJ
enn David, blag
Finnegan Thor
hurseries
ilstead George,
Pogarty Patrick,
orrester Robert
series
Fox Thomas, bri
ilue Thomas, se
IREENWOOD
wid John, Pur
astings Thoma
liggins William
Hill Samuel, iee
Holland ‘Terence
Hood Charles, e1
Hunter William,
ngleson John, fi
epson Joseph,
series
ones John, may!
velly William, b
Kerrison J. D., )
ESLIE GEOR!
men
eslie George, se
lie & Son
eslie George, j
Sons, postmas|
eslie John K..
Son
wewis Mrs. Fran
wis William J
ozan Mrs. wid
LeGregor Jame
IrKee Martin, s
fills John, farm
Mitchell Joseph,
Hoffatt Robert,
MONTREAL 1
Knox Leslie, |
MORIN JAMES
tfacturer
Morley John, fis
lorley Walker,
Vicholson Gec
gardeners
icholson John,
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treasurer
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keeper and gro-
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mer
lerk of council
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lor
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| Trunk railway, §
ort Hope 25 miles,
les. Mail Daily
lar
iter
wid Henry
ill owner
vid John
blacksmith
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carpenter ant
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E-A thriving village on the
nea road, township and county of
York, named after George Leslie, Kaq.,
one of the first settlers, and the owner of
extensive nursery grounds in the neigh-
borhood, The manufacture of bricks is
arried onto agreatextent, A stage runs
ty and from Toronto twice a ce Mount-
wal Telegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant from Toronto 2miles. Mail daily.
Population about 400,
Ambrose Richard, carpenter
Ashbridge Jesse, farmer
Ashbridge John, farmer
shbridge Levi, farmer
in Neil, commercial traveller
fain Robert, commercial traveller
partley John A., carpenter
fest James, gardener
int Kdward, buteher
Hloug Edward, butcher
rockwell Thomas, brickmaker
Cahill Kdward, market gardener
‘avanagh Rich, market gardener
Jockburn Frank, farmer
Collins Robert, basketmaker
ook William, carter
Cooper George, market gardener
Cosgrove —, carpenter
Craig Mrs. Isabella, wid
Crothers William, foreman brickmaker
‘rowther James, tisherman
Dunn Justus, fruit dealer
Elwood John, brickmaker
EVERISS BENJAMIN, blacksmith
Fenn David, blacksmith
ianegan Thomas, foreman Toronto
nurseries
Filstead George, farmer
Fogarty Patrick, market gardner
Porrester Robert, foreman Toronto nur-
series
Fox Thomas, brickmaker
ilue Thomas, school teacher
IREENWOOD MRS, CATHERINE,
wid John, Puritan hotel
Hastings Thomas, axemaker
Higgins William, high constable
Hill Samuel, ice dealer
Holland Terence, butcher
Hood Charles, engineer
Hunter Willian, brickmaker
ngleson John, farmer
ones John, market gardener
velly William, buteher
Aerrison J, D., professor of music
ESLIE GEORGE, & SONS, nursery-
men
lie & Son
eslie George, jun., of George Leslie &
Sons, postmaster
mals John K., of George Leslie &
Son
ewis Mrs. Francis, storekeeper
wis William J., ice dealer
oxi Mes, wid John, market gardener
4 Re Jame s, gardener
( Martin, storekeeper
Hills John, farmer ae
litchell Joseph, farmer
loffatt Robert, foreman brickmaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.. J.
Knox Leslie, operator ;
MORIN JAMES, grocer and brick man-
tfacturer
lorley John, fisherman
orley Walker, brickmaker
icholson George & Frank, market
gardeners ;
Nicholson John, market gardener
* Commonly called Leslieville.
eslie George, sen., J.P., of George Les-
DOMINION 471 DIRECTORY.
Nicholson William, market gardener
Nortin Jas,, foreman Toronto nurseries
O'Neil Miss Agnes, teacher Separate
school
Osborne Edward, gardener
Pape James, of Joseph Pape & Sons
Pape Joseph, & Sons, market gardeners
Pape John, of Joseph, Pape & Sons
Paul Kembler, veterinary surgeon
Peterson Daniel, general store and
tavernkeeper ;
PURITAN HOTEL, Mrs. Catherine
Greenwood, proprietor
Reading George, gardener
Reid Ross, brickmaker
Roach William, market gardener
Rudd Ambrose, gardener
Russel John, brickmaker
Russell James, brickmaker
Rnssell William, brickmaker
Ryan John, section man G.T.R.
Sargent Robert, of Sargent & Shaver
Sawdon John, carpenter :
Schmidt Julius, professor of music
Sedgwick Mrs., market gardener
Sewell Samuel, farmer
Small C. C., farmer
Small Edward, farmer
Smith George, tavernkeeper
Summers John, market gardner
Swift William, bookkeeper
TORONTO NURSERIES, George Les-
lie & Sons, proprietors
Townsend James, innkeeper
Wagstaff David, brickmaker
Wallace James, carpenter
West W. D., farmer
Wilds Thomas, laborer
Wray John, salesman
Wright rev. D., Wesleyan
*LEWRAY OR SWITIVS COR-
N BIRS—A small village on the MeGilli-
vray gravel road, township of McGilli-
vray, county of Middlesex, Distant
from London 28 miles, from Ailsa Craig,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 7
miles, from Mark Hill 6 miles, Popula-
tion about 40.
Bowser John, school trustee, farmer
Cathro Alexander, farmer
Cathro Samuel, farmer
Davis David, farmer
Dunphy William, carpenter
Erskine Andrew, farmer
Hubbell Whitney, carpenter
Johnson Thomas, waggonmaker
Lonsborough Edward, farmer
LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher
of the Canadian Dominion Directory ;
Province of Ontario Directory ; Pro-
vinee of Quebee Directory; Province
of Nova Seotia Directory; Province of
New Brunswick Directory ; Province
of Nevrfoundland Directory; Province | eines
of Prince Edward Island Directory ; | the Grand Trunk railway, 18 railes,
Montreal City Directory ; City, Towa, |
County and Township Directories
throughout the Six Provinces; gen-
eral hook and job printer and blank
book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St
Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St
Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, fac-
ing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal,
Que,
Martia Thomas, blacksmith
MeVicar John, farmer
Pritchard rey. James, Presbyterian
Pugh Daniel, farmer
Robinson Andrew, farmer
SMITH ALEXANDER,
commissioner in B. R.
Smith Peter, farmer
Turner rev. Ezra, Baptist
*The pest office is at West McGillivray,
storekeeper,
Les-Lim
LIFFORD —A ‘mall village in the
tow nship of Manvers, county of Durham,
Distant from Bethany, a station of the
Midland railway, 6 miles, from Port Hope
40 miles, Maildaily, Poulationabout 100,
Armstrong John, blacksmith
Cartmill William, innkeeper
Fowler Robert, weaver
Graham John, shoemaker
| Holmes rev. Edwin, New Connexion
methodist
Hooper Richard, carpenter
Howden George, laborer
Middleton Thos, A., postmaster, store-
keeper
Miner Charles, carpenter
Mussen rev. E, Horace, ch of England
Preston Isaac, J.P., farmer
Robinson Alexander, laborer
Touchburn Robert, LP., reeve
Wilson Archibald, J.P., farmer
Wilson George, teacher
LIMEHOUSE —A village in the town-
ship of bequesing, county of Halton, It
is a station of the Grand’ Trunk grailway,
Distant from Toronto 82 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 150,
Bescoby Edward, lime manufacturer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Clancy William, laborer
Coon Stephen, laborer
Cross Robert, school teacher
Dillon Patrick, laborer
Drury William, laborer
Kdmondstone Robert, laborer
Farquhar James, lime merchant
Ford Robert, blacksmith
Fortune John, foreman lime works
FRASER THOMAS B., dealer in dry
goods, clathing and general mer-
chandise
Haslett Benj., tavern and storekeeper
Havin Nathaniel, laborer
Heather Richard, station master
Kerr John, sawyer
Kirkpatrick Charles, laborer
Lambert John, plasterer
Lane James, laborer
Lane Jonathan, laborer
| Lindsay James, J.P., farmer
McDonald Myles, carpenter
} McLoughlin Alexander, laborer
| Meredith Charles, farmer
| Marshall William, foreman lime works
}NEWTON JOHN, postmaster, pro-
prietor woollen and saw mills
| Norris John, laborer
| Phillips Henry, laborer
| Robinson Samuel, laborer
Shanks William, farmer
| Slater Kdward
) Tushingham George, laborer
[Ea BARK EA small village in the
township of thungerford, county of Has-
Distant (rom Napanee, astation of
Mail
weekly. Population about 50,
| Bird Richard, cooper
| Brandon William, farmer
| Brandon Thomas, farmer
| Dunn George, farmer
| Dunn Nathan, farmer
| Foster R., storekeeper
| Hall William, farmer
| Henderson George, farmer
| Henderson John, storekeeper
| Jarmine Elijah, farmer
| Jarmine James, postmaster
Manion Michael, farmer
Maxwell John, M.D.
Maxwell William, farmer
McConnell Alexander, builder
McConnell Charles, builder
McConnell William, farmer
McFarlane William, shingle factory
Linpsay.
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LINDSA Y—The county townof Victoria
and one of the most thriving places in
the midland section of the Province, is
situated on the River Scugog, in the
township of Ops, Having excellent water
communication with a long chain of
inland lakes, extending on both sides of
it, by means of quite a numerous fleet of
steamers, and being on the line of the
Midland railway, it possesses every ad-
vantage for the shipment of the immense
quantities of lumber, sawn and square,
@unually taken from the almost illimita-
tie forests which stretch away to the
ruar of the county, and also for an exten.
sive trade in grain and flour, the produce
of the fine agricultural country by which
the town is more immediately surrounded,
Its inanufacturing iuterests are repre-
sented by several saw and grist mills,
tanneries, breweries, a sash, door and
blind factory, foundry, and the works of
the Hemlock Extract Co, The town is
built principally of brick, and besides the
county buildings, churches, Union and R
catholic schools there are several tine
blocks of stores. Stages leave daily for
interior parts of the county. Montreal
Telegraph Co. has an office here, Dis-
tant from Millbrook 28 miles, from Peter-
borough by rail 388 miles, from Port Llope
48 mules, fare $1.25. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 4000,
Adam James, clerk, Lindsay st
Adam Thomas, Lindsay st
Adam Thomas K., postmaster, Lindsay
st
Allanby John, surgeon, Kent st
Allen Henry, founder, Ridout st
Allen William, laborer, William st
Anderson John, cabinetmaker, William
st
Anderson John, clerk, bds at Mrs, Chap-
mans, William st
Archainbault Louis, barber, Kent st
Arndt Joseph, carter, Peel st
Atkinson Abraham, laborer, Russell st |
Ashcroft Richard, laborer, King st
Atkinson Henry, butcher, King st
Ayres P. J., axe maker, Lindsay st
Bagnall Thomas, carpenter, Lindsay st
Bain James, carpenter, William st
BAKER CHARLES u., dealer in grocer-
ies, provisions, &c., wholesale dealer in
all brands of pork, smoked ham,bacon,
wholesale grain dealer, &c., cor Wil-
liam and Peel sts
Baker Robert, shoemaker, Caroline st
Baldwin Henry, bricklayer, Melbourne
st
Baldwin Thomas, teamster
Balance Robert, laborer, Bond st
BANK OF MONTREAL, Hartley Duns-
ford, manager, William st
Baptist church, rev. Matthew Gold, min-
_ ister, Wellington st
Bartlett Henry, plasterer, Adelaide st
Barry John, saddler, William st
Bertram John, of Bertram Brothers,
resides in Peterborough
Bate John, baker, Russell st
Bayley Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Cliistopher,
school teacher, Russell st
BEALL THOMAS, watehmaker, and
dealer in fine jewellery, issuer of mar-
riage licenses, &c., Kent st
Bell Jemes, laborer, William st
Bell John, carpenter, William st
Bell Robert G., saloonkeeper, Kent st
Bell William, jun., contractor, William st
Bell William, sen., builder, William st
Benson Edward, M.D., William st
Berry John, saddler, William st
BERTRAM BROTHERS, hardware,
Kent st
|
|
Bigelow Obediah, of S. & O. Bigelow | Canada Presbyterian chure
Russell st
BIGELOW S. & 0., staple and fancy dry
_goods, clothing, millinery, &c., Kent st
ligelow Silas, of S. & O. Bigelow, Rus-
sell st
Binnie rev. Robert, Canada Presbyterian,
William st
Birchard Elisha, carter, Kent st
Bird Mrs., wid, St Paul st
Bishop Joel, engineer, Caroline st
Bishop Mrs. Catherine, wid Dennis
Queen st
Blain Robert, carpenter, King st
Blair Wm., foreman cutter, Francis st
Bowen Andrew, blacksmith, Kent st
Bowen Hollis, saw mill owner, King st
Bowen Josiah, hotelkeeper, King st
Bowen Wellington, mason, William st |
Boynton Wm., hotelkeeper, William st
Bradburn Thomas, storekeeper, Kent st
Bradbury J. Lawton, principal Union
Grammar and Common schools,
Kent st
Bradley John W., conductor, Russell st
Bradshaw John, shoemaker, King st
Brady Mrs. Ellen, wid Thos., St Paul st
Brady Bernard, carpenter, Kent st
Brady Francis, constable
Brady Philip, teamster, King st
Brady Terence, blacksinith, Lindsay st
Brady Thomas, blacksmith, Glenelg st
Brand Robert M., boarding house, Peel st
British American Fire Insurance Co.,
W.L. Russell, agent, William st
BRITTON CHARLES, dry goods,
hardware, groceries and drugs, Lind-
say st
Britton John, brakeman, Caroline st
Britton Mrs. Catherine, wid Jeremiah,
Ridout st
Brooks Aaron, cooper, Kent st
Brooks Abraham, cooper, Kent st east
Brooks Barnabas, cooper, Colbourn st
Brooks George, cooper, Bond st
| Brown Robt., bridge contractor, Bond st
BROWN WILLIAM, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., Kent st
ROWNE DAVID, mayor, dealer in
stoves, Kent st
BUCK GEORGE C,, auctioneer and
commission merchant, William st
Burk Michael, engineer, Market st
Burk Thomas, laborer, Wellington st
Burke Francis, engineer, Georgian st
st
Burns Patrick, grave digger, Adelaide st
Burt William, Kent st
Bushey Edward, laborer, Lindsay st
Butler John, laborer, Durham st
CADOTTEL DAMASE, dealer in gro-
st
Cudotte Mrs. Mary, wid Francis, Lind-
siy st
Cahill Richard, carter, Caroline st
Coin George, carpenter, York st
Cain James, laborer, St Paul st
Cain John, laborer, Adelaide st
Caisse J., clerk Queen's hotel, cor
Lindsay and King sts
Caisse Mrs. J., bds at Queen's hotel,
cor Lindsay and King sts
Callahan William, grocer, William
Calvert William, carpenter, Ridout s
Oameron Hector, barrister, St Paul st
Campbell Daniel, carpenter, Queen st
Bertram George H., of Bertram Brothers, | Campbell John C., school teacher, Kent
Mill st
st
Best Henry, tinsmith, Kent st, bds at | Campbell Mrs. Margaret, wid L., King st
Jewett house, Kent st
Bigg Stuart, carpenter, Adelaide st
Canada Landed Credit Co., James Heap,
agent, Kent st
Burke Nicholas, lime burner, Melbourue |
DOMINION 472 DIRECTORY.
ceries, provisions and liquors, Lindsay |
[ PRovinog op
hy rev, Roe
bert Binnie, incumbent, Peel gt
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO,
CANADIAN POST, weekly, annual sie
scription, $1.50; ©. Blackett Robip.
son, proprietor and printer, Kents
Jarey George, carpenter, William st.
Carey John, carpenter, Klgin st
Carroll Patrick, laborer, Queen st
Carter L., laborer, Queen st
Cather L. M., veterinary surgeon, Kent
st
Chamberlin John, shoemaker, Russell at
Chapman Henry, laborer, Kent st
Chapman Miss Tamar A., dressnaker
William st '
Chapman Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Norman
; Lape house, William st
Shichester Arthur, yvrocer, Kensi ha
Market st i 1 Pai
Chisholm John, grocer, Kent st
Clark Thomas, carpenter, William st
ters and a
chancery, }
and Russe
Denoon Dav
Devellen Lu
pevitt Henry
Devoe John,
Dobson Joh
Lindsay st
Dobson & Nil
Dobson Step}
smith, Will
S odlaw Josey
Doheny Mrs,
aay st
Dooley John,
Doris Mrs. M
‘ reas DORMER G
Clemes William, laborer, Colbourn st Kent st
Climie Gideon, printer, Warder office Douglas Arcl
Cloonan Edward, laborer, Adelaide s at
Close Thomas, timber inspector, §
) ’
Paul st
Cogan Jeremiah B., M.D.
Nouglas Geo
Douglas John
ay
Cole George, carpenter * Douglas Rob
Combs James, bricklayer, King st ton st
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL INSt-
RANCE CO., J.B. Knowlson agent,
Town hall, Kent st
Connell Dennis, sailor, Caroline st
Connery John, laborer, Lindsay st
Connolly James, shoemaker, Kent st
Consedine Patrick, shoemaker, (lendg
st
COOPER JOSEPH, proprietor and
printer of the Victoria Warder, Wik
liam st, h Victoria av
CORCORAN THOMAS, dry goods
millinery, clothing, boots and shee,
groceries, &c., Kent st
Corneil Samuel, insurance agent, Wil
liam st
Corrigan Owen, laborer
Costello John, of J. Costello & Co, bs
at Jewett house, hent st
Costello John, & Co., dry goods, Kents
Cote J., laborer, Queen st
Cotmash Climo, laborer, Kent st east
| Cottingham Mrs, C, A., Wellingtons
| Coulter Charles L., M.D. ¢
Kent st
Court house, Roger McHugh,
| Francis st P
COX AARON, agent Montrea Tele
graph Co. and insurance ’
Crandell captain
owner, Queen st
Crane Charles, miller, Kent st
Cross Mrs., wid, Queen st
Cuff Peter, carpenter, Market st
| Cullen Alexander, blacksmitl
Culverwell Thos., carpenter, WI
Cunningham Patrick, livery s
William st
| Dafoe Wesley, earriagemaker, Peel a
| Daley Mrs. Hannah, wid Timothy, Pre ;
st
Daley Patrick, laborer, Colbourn st
David Calixte, barber, William st
Davidson Charles, sawyer, Market st
Davidson Samuel, J.P., Glenelg st
Deacon captain James, George
Dean Mrs. Elen, wid Francis, George
Deane Michael, surveyor, Lindsay
Deleury Abraham, cooper, Ridout st
Deleury Mrs. Sarah, wid John, tailonss
Ridout st .
Demara Joseph, cooper, Ridout st
Douglas Thor
Doris Patrick,
Dovie Donald
Downey Louis
Downey Mrs, }
Downing Eph
Downing Johr
Duluqe Georg
Dachéne Alpl
east
ick John, la
3 William
James, |
Dandas Joseph
Hunoon James
Dinoon John, «
Bunsford Geor
DUNSFORD F
ccumty, man
Willi
rorth Calel
ohn, shoe
James, lab
Mrs, Jane,
Planing mill,
factory, Well}
Pesson Hoe
eretisson Mrs, |
t st
lier Joshua, 2
George,
Jueen s
Me al
Milway, St P.
7 R bert, (
Firemen’s hall,
Kent st
rt W. D,, en:
ISHER M., pl
q railway sta
gerald Robe
ley Thomas,
dley William,
Dennistoun James F’,, of Dennisteut my Will
Oster W illiam,
Hudspeth, resides in Peterborough
[Province op MMONTARIO. }
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in church, rev, Roe
nbent, Peel st
ESS CO,
weekly, annual sub.
©. Blackett Robin.
id printer, Kent st
enter, William sts
iter, Elgin st
orer, Queen st
(Jueen st
‘inary surgeon, Kent
and Russell sts age
Denoon David, cooper, Wellington st
Devellen Luke, millwright, William st
Devitt Henry, laborer, St Paul st
Devoe John, carpenter, Caroline st
Diament John, clerk, King st
Diament Mrs. Mary, wid John, King st
Dickson John, tinsmith, Peel st
Dobson John, of Dobson & Niblock,
Lindsay st
Dobson & Niblock, grocers, Kent st
Dobson Stephen, founder and black-
smith, William st
Dodlaw Joseph, laborer, Lindsay st
ny Mrs, Margaret, wid John, Lind-
hoemaker, Russellat
aborer, Kent st
nar A., dressmaker,
beth, wid Norman
William st
', grocer, Keni, hg
ohn, mason, Kent st
Doris Mrs, Margaret, milliner, Kent st
DORMER GEORGE, barrister, &c.,
Kent st
Douglas Archibald, carpenter, Lindsay
st
Nouglas George, laborer
Douglas John, chief constable, Victoria
ay
Douglas Robert, shoemaker, Welling-
ton st
Douglas Thomas, Queen st
Doris Patrick, laborer, Kent st
Dovie Donald, laborer, Colbourn st
jowney Louis, farmer, Bond st
Downey Mrs. Mary, faney goods, Kent st
Downing Ephraim, shoemaker, Kent st
Downing John, shoemaker, Kent st
Juluqe George, fur cleaner, Russell st
Vuchéne Alphonse, laborer, Kent st
east
D
1
‘ocer, Kent st
rpenter, William st
borer, Colbourn st
rinter, Warder office
laborer, Adelaide
imber inspector, §
.y M.D.
renter
cklayer, King st
MUTUAL — INST:
. B. Knowlson agent,
t st
vilor, Caroline st
porer, Lindsay st
shoemaker, Kent st
c, Shoemaker, (rlenelg
PH, proprietor
Victoria Warder, W
ria av
IOMAS, dry goody,
ing, boots and shots,
Kent st :
nsurance agent, Wi
ils
John, laborer, Colbourn st
William, carpenter, Market st
y dames, butcher, Lindsay st
sJoseph R., storekeeper, Kent st
Jhnoon James, shoemaker, William st
inoon John, dry goods, Keut st
Hunsford George, barrister
DUNSPORD HARTLEY, registrar for
cunty, manager Bank of Montreal,
William st
dnstord James W., notary, Ridout st
Wwyer Mrs, Margaret, wid Michael,
Queen st
Esiworth Caleb, King st
‘John, shoemaker, Colbourn st
James, laborer, King st
Mrs. Jane, wid Francis, King st *
unticl, laborer, Caroline st
THOMAS, saw mill, shingle mill,
paning mill, sash, blind and door
factory, Wellington st
Husson Hngh, chairmaker, Market st
re py Mrs, Sarah, dressmaker, Mar-
lor Joshua, M.D., Russell st
van James, laborer, Albert st
wy WIL, night watchman Midland
Mlway, St Paul st
iley Robert, clerk, King st
: ae hall, Daniel Lack, caretaker,
UW.D, engineer, Queen st
ISHER M., proprietor Queen's hotel
‘railway station
Wgeraled Robert, ¢
yh D. C., carpenter, William st
vin Mrs, wid, Division st
obert Peter, sawver, Kent st
vt James, Vietoria ay
0 Bilt Co., hardware and paints,
Piley Thomas, William st
dley William, Bond st
oster William, laborer
laborer ‘
J, Costello & Co,, bd
» Went st
‘o., dry goods, Kents
Jueen st
aborer, Kent st east
C, A., Wellingtons
L., M.D., drug
“y McHugh,
agent Montrea Tel
George,
ier, Kent st
Nueen st
hter, Market st
blacksmith, Queens
’
carpenter, W
trick, livery slay
sringemaker, Peel at
h, wid Timothy, r
vorer, Colbourn st
rber, William st
sawyer, Market st
’7.P, Glenelg st
umes, George st
vid Francis, George
rveyor, Lindsay #
cooper, Ridout st
1, wid John, tailor
?
lerk, Kent st
looper, Ridout st
¥., of Dennisteun
»3 in Peterborough
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} HAMILTON WILLIAM, agent
DOMINION 473 DIRECTORY.
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PENNISTOUN & HUDSPETH, barris- | Fournier Trefflé
ters and attorneys at law, solicitors in | Fox Mrs., wid, William st
chancery, notaries public, &c., cor Mill! Fox George, foreman Canadian Post |
office, Kent st, h William st
Freshman rev, Charles, D.D., Wesleyan,
Wellington st
Gain Stephen, shoemaker, Bond st
Gallon ames, commercial traveller,
Colbourn st
Gamsby W.S., photographer, William st
Gautier Joseph, laborer, Lindsay st
Geinsjager Auton, fancy store, Kent st
Gendron Jean, laborer
Gillies Allan, St Paul st
Gladman George, Francis st.
Gladman Henry, bookkeeper, Francis st
Gladman Jolin, baggagemaster Midland
railway
GLADMAN THOMAS, station master
and telegraph operator Midland rail-
way, King st
Goheen John, carpenter, Queen st
Gold rey. Matthew, Baptist, Peel st
Goodwin Richardson A., sewing ma-
chine agent, Kent st
Goodwin William A., painter and paper
hanger, Kent st
Gourley James, Iumberer, bdsjat Strud-
wick’s, Kent st
Gourley Thos., photographer, William st |
Gourley William, Victoria av
Grace William, deputy clerk of crown
and pleas, and clerk of County court,
Francis st
Graham Henry, shoemaker
Grant James, laborer, Russell st
Gregory Edmund, druggist, Kent st
Gregory. George, baker and confec-
tioner, William st
Gregory George, liborer, Water st
Growden James, plasterer
Grozell Antoine, laborer, Kent st east
Grozell Joachim, laborer, Kent st east
GUNICAL BRYAN, livery stable, York
st
Guthrie John, gardener, William st
Haisley John, saddler, William st, h Col-
bourne st
Hall Calvin, clerk, Caroline st
| Hall George H., printer, William st
Hall Joseph, engineer
Hallinan Daniel, engineer, King st
Hamilion George, teamster, Ning st
Hamilton James, of P.& J. Hamilton,
Kent st
Hamilton Miss Lydia, seamstress, bds
|
at Mrs. Chapman's
and
agricultural implements, Kent st
Hamilton Peter, of P. & J. Hamilton,
resides in Peterborough
chants Bank of Canada, Kent st
Hanahue Michael, buborer, St George st
Hennessy Mrs., wid, Division st
Hanlon Patrick, laborer, Queen st
Hanlon Thomas, hotelkeeper, King st
Harden Robert, shoemaker, cor Russell
and York sts
| Hargrove Michael, blacksmith, King st
Hargrove Mrs, B., wid James, King st
Harris Aheon, laborer, William st
Harris Henry A., painter, William st
| Harris Thomas, painter, Bond st
Hariford Fire Insurance Co., Aaron Cox,
agent, Kent st
Hartly W. J., laborer, St Paul st
Haslam William, hotelkeeper, cor Kent |
and William sts
Hazleton Wm., carpenter, Kent st
HEAP JAMES, barrister, &c., Kent st,
h Russell st
Heatherman Michael, section master
Midland railway, Caroline st
Mer- |
Linpsay,
Helps George B., York st
Helson W. G., carriagemaker, Market 5
Henderson Samuel, laborer, St Paul st
Henry Samuel, teamster, Division st
Herlihey William, blacksmith, Kent st
Herriman A. A., M.D., Wellington st
| Hettger August W., grocer, Lindsay st
Hickey Mrs. Catherine, wid James,
| Market st .
| Hiland William, shopkeeper, William st
| Hobbs George, carpenter, York st
| Holtorf Henry, cabinetmaker, Kent st
| Hopkins J. H., farmer, Adelaide st
Horton Thomas B., carpenter, King st
Howard Joseph, laborer, Market st
Howe William, tinsmith, Ridout st
| Hudson Bay Co., Colin Rankin, factor
Hudson Geo., bricklayer, Waverly av
Hudspeth Adam, of Dennistoun &
Hudspeth, Russell st
Hudspeth Robert, Peel st
Humphreys John, bds at Brand’s
Hungerford R. W., bailiff, Lindsay st
Hunter Gardner, lumberer, Lindsay st
Ingles George, carpenter, Kent st
| Ingles Joseph, carpenter, Melbourne st
Inland revenue, J. B. Knowlson, col-
lector, Town hall, Kent st
IRVINE JOHN, proprietor
hotel, Kent st
Jackson Andrew, gaolor, Francis st
Jackson Henry, laborer
Jackson Willlam, laborer, Melbourne st
Jeffrey Charles, bricklayer, King st
Jeffrey George, axe maker, William st
Jeroe Peter, laborer, Kent st east
| Jewell Thomas, teamster, Melbourne st
Jewett Benjamin F., grocer, Kent st
| JEWETT CHARLES 8, proprietor
| Jewett house, Kent st
JEWETT HOUSE, Charles S. Jewett,
| proprietor, Kent st ;
Tohuston James, teamster, William st
| Johnston John, tailor, William st
| Johnston Joshua, patent right maker,
| cor Market and Bond sts
| Johnston Robert, tanner, Victoria av
Judd UH. W., woollen factory, Kent st
| Keefe Michael, laborer, Logie st
| Keenan Thomas, Colbourn st
| Keeve G.I, jun, jeweller, Kent st
Keeve G. li, sen., jeweller, Kent st
Kells Join, carriagemaker, York st
| Kemp Arthur, carpenter
| Kempt George, M.P., cor Glenelg and
Huron sts
| Kempt William, M.D., Kent st
Kennedy John, of J. Costello & Co.,
| town treasurer, Kent st
| Ketchum Jay, Lindsay st
| Keyes Robert, carpenter, King st
Kilbert William, carpenter, Ridoutst
Market
?
| Killen Mrs. Hannah, wid Samuel,
| Russell st
Kimball BR. of Kimball & Makins,
Russell st
| Kimball & Makins, founders, Ridout st
| King David, farmer, Adelaide st
| King David, tanner, Adelaide st
Kinmaunt James, baker, Water st
Kirkpatrick Ths., blacksmith, Bond st
Klaus Antoine, carter, Victoria av
| Kleiser Augustus, jeweller, Kent st
Knight James H., music teacher, Bond
| st
KNOWLSON JAMES B., town clerk,
insurance agent and collector of in-
land revenue, Market building, Kent
st
| Knowlson John, Russell st
Lack Daniel, caretaker Firemen’s hall
Lacourse Anthony, barrister, county
crown attorney and clerk of peace,
Kent st
pecan ct Me ne ee =
oo
ee nares aS
LInpDsAY.
Laidley Thomas, slide master, Francis st
Lambert Oliver, laborer, Ridout st
Lane Frederick, plasterer, Durham st
Lancashire Joseph, of J. Lancashire &
Co., Market st
Lancashire Joseph, & Co., dry goods,
Kent st
Lang James, law student, Russell st
Lang Robert, J.P., Simcoe st
Lascar Oliver, butcher, St Paul st
Latanville Peter, laborer, St Paul st
Leary Richard, grain and commission
merchant, Mill st
Lee John, waggonmaker, Market st
Lee Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Peel st
Leduc Stephea, laborer, Kent st east
Lenihan James, brewer, Glenelg st
Lenihan Richard, clerk, Francis st
Lennon Hugh, laborer, Bond st
Leroy Francis, Wellington st
Leroy James R., cabinetmaker, Wel-
lington st
Lindsay Henry F., hotelkeeper, Kent st
LINDSAY PACKING HOUSE, Charles
L. Baker, proprietor, Market st
Link Adam,lumber merchant, Russell st
Link Alexander, lumber, Caroline st
Lisle Joseph, tanner, Wellington st
Liverpool & London and Globe Insur-
ance Co., James Heap, agent, Kent st
Logan David, laborer, Elgin st
Logie William, farmer, outside town
limits
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA-
TION J. B. Knowlson, agent, Town
hall, Kent st
Losee Joseph, laborer, Kent st
Lovell James, tanner and saddler, Wil-
liam st
Lukey Robert, tailor, Kent st
Lumsden Andrew, carpenter, Lindsay
st
Lynch John, school teacher, Lindsay st
Lyon Jamcs, bds at Brand’s
Lyons John, shoemaker, William st
Macaulay Alexander, lumber merchant
Glenelg st
Maclagan J. W. D., Glenelg st
McAlpine Alexander, exchange broker,
Market st
McAlpine George, laborer, Park st
McArdle Michael, laborer, King st
McBurney Alexander, carpenter, Rus-
sell st
McBurney William, carpenter, Glenelg
st
McCammon John, of Richmond & Me-
Cammon, Kent st
McCarthy — Jeremiah,
Kent st
McCarthy Thomas, saloon, Lindsay st
MecCastland John, purser, St Paul st
McCutchin Thomas, shoemaker, Vic-
toria ay
McDermid Mrs. Isabella, grocery, Wil-|
liam st
McDonald Miss Anna, school teacher
McDonald Robert, tailor, Durham st
McDonnell William L., York st
McDougall Neil, sheriff, Bond st
McFeely Edward, tinsmith, William st
McGarrell Michael, laborer, Queen st
McGinley James, jobber, King st
McHugh James, laborer, King st
McHugh Roger, caretaker court house,
s
Francis st
McIntosh John, shoemaker, William st
McIntyre James, laborer ’
McKibbon James, clerk Division court,
Bond st
McKee Alexander, laborer, Albert st
McKee William, blacksmith, William st
McLaren James, laborer, Melbourne st
McLaughlin Mrs., wid, Division st
DOMINION 474 DIRECTORY.
Lo yikes abd aN a A a aT os Te a ee ae Ae eee iin ee
McLean Joseph, grocery, King st
McLean William laborer, Regent st
McLennan & Co., hardware, Kent st
McLennan John, of McLennan & Co,
Bond st
McMahon James, laborer, Logie st
McMahon Wm., blacksmith, Kent st
MeMillan Dougal, laborer, Kent st
MeMillan John, cutter, Glenelg st
MeMurchy Mrs. Ann, wid John, Raglan
st
McNaughton Dunean, clerk, Colbourn
st
McPhee Peter, Peel st
McSweyn John, law student, William st
Murdoch James, shoemaker, Kent
bidin gaan laborer, Russell st
urphy Thomas, manufacturer of gr}
fe William st "gi
Murray Donald, turnkey count
Francis st ‘ 7 ou
Murray Hugh, tailor, Kent st
Murray rev. James A., ch of Scotland,
Victoria av
Murta Robert, hotelkeeper, William 4
Neads Charles, accountant and tle
Ontario bank, Francis st
Needler & Sadler, mill owners, Kent q
east
Needler Williain, of Needler & Sadler,
Russell st
[Provinor op
MecSweyn Malcolm, laborer, Bond st ? ;
Magill William, laborer, Regent st | Neelands Jacob, dentist, Kent st
Maguire John, saddler, William st | Neenan Thomas, laborer, Lindsay st
Maguire Lawrence, shoemaker, Kent st | New Connexion methodist church, iar
Maher Thomas, laborer, Bond st ket st
Makins John, of Kimball & Makins,
Ridout st
Malin Hugh, laborer, Queen st
Manyan Joha, laborer, Logie st
Margach Wm., iand agent, Kent st
Markham Martin M., shoemaker,
liam st
Niblock Thomas, of Dobson & Niblock,
Market st
| NICOLLE PHILIP, economic bee hire
manufacturer, patented 8th Apri
1870 Victoria av, h Wellington st
Wil- | Nisbet Thomas, carpenter, William s
Nolan James, laborer, Mill st
|
cabinetmaker, |
| Moore Mrs. Helen, wid Robert, Queen st
| Morgan Jacob, laborer, Pottinger st
} Morrison Andrew, Russell st
MARKET HOTEL, John Irvine, pro-| NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL
prietor, Kent st
Martin Constantine,
Lindsay st ees
Martin C. E., M.D., Wellington st
MARTIN PHILIP 8,, solicitor, York st
Mason Richard, blacksmith, Caroline st
Masson John, laborer, Caroline st st
Mathews George, butcher, Kent st O'Connor
Matthew Thomas, brewer, Logie st Kent st
Matthie John, of W. & J. Matthie, St | O'Halloran Michael, butcher, Lindsayst
Lawrence st O'Keefe John, shoemaker, Bond st
MATTHIE W. & J., cabinetmakers, up- | O'Lauglin Dennis, laborer, St Davidst
holsterers, undertakers and furniture | O’Leary Arthur, barrister, William st
dealers, Kent st | O'Leary Hugh, law student, Kent st
Matthie William, of W. & J. Matthie, | O ia! Jeremiah, waggoumaker, Rue
Ridout st | sell st f
Maunder John, butcher, Logie st | O'Neil Alexander, laborer, King st
Mehan Thomas, tailor, Kent st | O'Neil John, blacksmith, Durham st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, | Ontario bank, John H. Woodman, mate
William Hamilton, agent, Kent st | Ager, cor ae ane ane
TAY © p | Ord Ernest D., land agent, Kent st
MIDLAND RAILWAY CO., Thomas | (et ee Be
Gladman, station master, King st | Oryell Robert, barber, W ellington st
Millar Edmund H., clerk, Bond st | Parkin Jesse, carpenter, Glenelg s
atiead aonaenttior, Durham et | Parsons Samuel, blacksmith, Williams
Millburn John, stonecutter, Durham st | Patenau Joseph, laborer, Queen st
Vie 80 snegineer, Caroline st i au Jos p » Que
dra i a it esta | Pattenden J. W., carpenter, Glenelg st
aiame William, finisher, bds at Lind- | SG h mig hart a a St Pant
sayid , | Peare Miss Barbara, organist $
Minsies Archibald, Ridout st hacky ik peer eG
Minzies Thomas, laborer, Queen st | Melt . estan ¥ wv) UEKEL ¢
Mitchell John, storekeeper, William st | ee tee . ciboan’ Gk Wil
Moloney William, grocer, Kent st | got 3 a Willan Te ,
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP | ,,{ectioner, Witham st ww
~-CO.. ageney Peterborough Plourd Francis, foreman sawyer, Ae
mpTAT” TRE RGORA \ | bourne st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., vn aay ) Russell st
Aaron Cox, agent, Kent st Poole Thomas W., MA aE ret d se
Moloney Daniel. Russell st | lt ne SS ives bookseller and §
Moloney John, grocer, Kent st eee eeeniioc: Tataticaenat: Willian
Moore George, carpenter, Albert st Porter W iinm, hotelkeep pres
Moore John, market clerk, Victoria av Preston Miss Sarah, school teats
) | Kent st Toten
Purcell John, laborer, William st
| Pyne John, clerk, William st
Pyne Thomas, carpenter, (Queen a
QUEEN'S HOTEL,M. Fisher, propre
n railway station Markets
Morrison Daniel, blacksmith, Welling- | Ramsay William, laborer, } a +00
ton st } Rankin Colin, factor Hudson bay 6%
Morrison John, carpenter, Market st Waverly av sm Gamal
Morison Malcom, dry goods, Kent st,! Reeves Frederick, carpenter, erie
h Russell st ; | Registry office, Hartley Dunstoré,
; mitt en > earl rittam at
Morrison William, tinsmith, Kent st | __ gistrar, William s 10,.¥.
Mosgrove John, laborer, York st | Reliance Mutual Life Asaurance ’
Muleaddy Wm., laborer, Queen st | L. Russell, agent, William s r
|
, Henry
G. Strudwick, proprietor, cor Keat
and Lindsay sts
Nugent Thomas, bailiff, Peel st
Oakly Arthur, Russell st
saloonkeeper, |
Lawrence, carriagemaker,
Moreney Edward, sailor, Lindsay st
Morey Bradley, saw mill, Huron st
Morison David N., clerk, Kent st
Munro Frank, grocer, Kent st Richmond James, of Richmon
Munroe John, engineer, Adelaide st Cammon, Kent st
O’Beirnes Patrick, tanner, Wellingtons
O'Connell John, tavernkeeper, Willian
bmond & J
Kent st
lley James, ©
ey John, abc
ley Thomas, |
Nbertson Miss
teacher
BINSON C. I
Canadian Pos
ter and bookb
pbinson John, |
pbinson Miss
jilliam st
pbinson Richar
pbinson Willia
iam st
bson William
miden John C.
man catholic
Lynch, teache
se eo, W.,cay
aroline st
ss John, foun
tke Samuel,
trudwick’s, K
James, town
b Victoria av
sell Joseph, 1
SSELL WIL]
erchant, auct
neral broker
nd Loan Co., ¢
ent for Build
ation, Williar
tledge Miss Kad
lier Thomas,
ent st
nlerson Georg
plerson James,
nlerson Matthe
t
lon John, cur
bwartfaiger Jar
bwarttaiger Wr
ptt Robert, labe
t! George W.,
ton Thomas, s
\NETT PETE
ngton st
rp J., earpente
than Jeremiah
| George, hlae
y Stephen, lahe
Vv Thomas, lab:
et Daniel, pair
et Hugh, paint
‘lair Samuel, le
teh Win., carris
it Christopher
rt George, gre
rt John D,, sot
He st
th Frederick, e
th Ce orge \
ent st
th Henry B.,
th J imes, judg
th James B., e:
th John, labors
th Miss Kien,
hapman's
th Seth S., of |
wWrenee st
th & Smith, ba
th William Jy
t Robert, store
mmerchant, |
tt Thomas, en
ndr
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itty, incumbe
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est, Russell st
Puls chureh, re
et, Kent st
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er Russell st
an ufacturer of gry}
st Gray
rnkey county gud,
r, Kent st
A., ch of Scotland,
Ikeeper, William s
countant and teller
aNCIS st
mill owners, Kent sf
f Needler & Sadler,
ntist, Kent st
borer, Lindsay st
thodist church, Mar.
f Dobson & Niblock,
>, economic bee hive
vatented 8th April,
,h Wellington st —
irpenter, William #
rey, Mill st
AN HOTEL, Henry
roprietor, cor Kent
ailiff, Peel st
sell st
tanner, Wellington st
wernkeeper, William
nee, carriagemaker,
1, butcher, Lindsay st
maker, Bond st
laborer, St Davidst
arrister, William st
y student, Kentst
waggoumaker, Rue
laborer, King st
smith, Durham st
1H. Woodman, mate
id Russell sts
d agent, Kent st
‘ber, Wellington st
enter, Glenelg st
acksmith,
borer, Queen st
sarpenter, Glenelg
Kent st
a, organist St Patl
st
Thirkell & Perrin,
ret, wid Edy
mi st -
breman sawyer, Me
M.D., Russell st
bookseller and st
telkeeper, Willi
vh, school teacher,
rer, William st
Villiam st
venter, Queen st
M, Fisher, proprietay
h
rborer, Market st
vr Hudson Bay 00,
carpenter, George i
rtley Dunstord,
st
fe Assurance Co,
William st
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Lin-Lin
tmond & McCammon, dry goods, | Stafford rev. Michael, R. catholic, Lind- | White W. & J., shoemakers, Kent st
Kent st
ley cing carter, St Paul st
ley John, laborer, Lindsay st
iy Thomnas, laborer, St Paul st
hbertson Miss Margaret G., school
teacher eae
BRINSON CO. BLACKETT
Canadian Post, book and l
ter and bookbinder, Kent st, h Mill st
sbinson John, blacksmith, Kent st
binson Miss V. Anna, dressmaker,
Villiam st ah
binson Richard, carter, William st.
hinson William J., storekeeper, Wil-
iam st aie!
bon William M., grocer, William st
dden John C., Market st
man catholic Separate school, John
Lynch, teacher, Lindsay st ‘
Geo. W.,captain steamer Victoria,
Varoline st
ss John, founder, St Lawrence st
wtke Samuel, bookkeeper, bds at
trudwick’s, Kent st
James, town collector, Town hall,
h Victoria av
sell Joseph, lumberman, St Paul st
SSELL WILLIAM L., commission
merchant, auctioneer, collector, and
eneral broker, valuator for Trust
nd “ee Coens ae and
gent for Building and Loan asso-
ation, William st
ledge Miss Kate, milliner, William st
ler Thomas, of Needler & Sadler,
ent st
nierson George, grocer, Kent st
nlerson dames, storekeeper, Kent st
nerson Matthew, bookkeeper, King
t
nlon John, currier
wartfaiger James, laborer
bwarttaiger Wm., sawyer, Kent st
ptt Robert, laborer, York st
t! George W., William st
ton Thomas, sawyer, Lindsay st
‘NETT PETER, grist mill, Wel-
ngton st
i J, carpenter, Russell st
an Jeremiah, laborer
ll George, blacksmith, Lindsay st
y Stephen, laborer, Kent st
Vv Thomas, laborer, Russell st
er Daniel, painter, Caroline st
et Hugh, painter, Kent st
‘lair Samuel, laborer, Adelaide st
teh \ in, carriagemaker, William st
it Christopher, carpenter
rt George, grocer, Kent st:
4 John D,, soda water maker, Ade-
ide st
th Frederick, engineer
Mi George W., shingle factory,
ent st :
th Henry E., conductor
th James, judge, Russell st
th James B., carpenter, Russell st
th John, laborer, Kent st
th Miss Ellen, milliner, bds at Mrs.
hanman's
WO npons P
Mi Seth S., of Smith & Smith, h St
AWrenee st |
publisher
ey
th & Smith, barristers, Kent st
th William J, blacksmith, Kent st |
t Robert, storekeeper and commis |
mmerchant, Kent st, h Russell st |
tt Thomas, carpenter, Market st |
ndrew’ church, rev, James A, |
itty, incumbent, Francis st
“ysehurch, rev, Michael Stafford
“1 Russell st
Paul's
| Walters Ths., contractor, Caroline st
| WEBSTER STEPHEN G., L.D.S., den-
| Weller William H., deputy registrar,
| Wendt William, eabinetmaker, Kent st
say st
Stephens Benjamin T., ship carpenter,
Russell st
Stephens Wm., carpenter, Caroline st
Stewart David, laborer, William st
Stewart Thomas, laborer, Caroline st
Stinson Thomas, laborer, Queen st
Post oftice, Kent st
STRUDWICK HENRY G., proprietor
North American hotel, cor Kent and
Lindsay sts
Tageel James, carpenter, Market st
Tate J. W., assistant surveyor Midland
railway, bds at Jewett house, Kent st
Thatcher Simeon, carpenter, William st
Thexton Miss Mary E., school teacher,
Ridout st
Thirkell Arthur, waggonmaker, Peel st
Thirkell John, carriagemaker, Market
st, h Kent st
THIRKELL & PERRIN,
Kent st
Thirkell William J., of Thirkell & Per-
rin, cor Market and Russell st
Thomas David, dry goods, Kent st
Thornhill Joseph, carter, Peel st
Thornhill William, William st
Tighe George, laborer, Lindsay st
Tomlinson Frederick, miller
Totten Mrs. Hattie, dressmaker, Wil-
liam st
Town hall, John Moore, lessee, Kent st
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, J.B.
Knowlson, Town hall, Kent st
Trenouth Thomas, carpenter, Caroline
st
Tripp Gilbert, cooper, Adelaide st
Trude Samuel, saw mill, Wellington st
Truscott Thomas C., baker, Lindsay st
Tucker Samuel, carpenter, Ridout st
Twamley Richard, freight agent Mid-
land railway, St Paul st
Tweedie Gilbert, M.D.
Tyrrell Job, gardener, William st
Umphrey Horace, grocer, William st
| Union Grammar and Common school,
J. Lawton Bradbury, head teacher;
Kent st
Veitch Edward, hotelkeeper, Kent st
Vicars rev, Joln, chof England, Albert
st
VICTORIA WARDER, weekly, annual
subscription SL; Joseph Cooper, pro-
| preter and printer,cor Kent and Wil-
iam sts
Walker David, fireman, Caroline st
Walker James, laborer, Ridont st
Walker Samuel, teamster, Peel st
Wallace William B., tanner, Peel st
Waller Thomas, mason, Russell st
Waller W.HL, carriagemaker, William st
Walsh Anthony, liborer, George st
Walsh Patrick, laborer, George st
druggists,
Watson James, storekeeper, Kent st, hb
cor Market and Francis sts
Way John, plasterer, Adelaide st
tist, William st
Court house, resides at Cobourg
Wesleyan chureh, rey. Charles Fresh- |
man, D.D., William st H
WESTERN ASSURANCE CO.,, James
B. Knowlson, agent, Kent st
Wetmore W. C., lumber, Glenelg st
Whalley Frs., school teacher, Kent st
Wheeler J. J., clerk, Kent st
White Edward, blacksmith, William st
White John, of W. & J. White, Market st
chureh, rev, John Vicars, min-
t; Kent st
White Mrs.Martha, wid John, William st
White Wm. of W. & J. White, Kent st
Wickham Edward, mason, Lindsay st
Williams Thomas, bricklayer, William st
Williamson Joseph, butcher, Peel st
Wilson Adam, clerk, Ridout st
Wilson Richard, assessor, Francis st
Wing Richard, laborer, Wellington st
job prin-| Stoughton William, printer Canadian | Winters James, painter, Bond st
| Wood Samuel C., county clerk and
treasurer, official assignee, Adelaide
st
Woodman John H., manager Ontario
bank, cor MeGill and Russell sts
Woods Edward, of E. Woods & Son,
Kent st
Woods E., & Son, tinsmiths, Kent st
Woods Henry, engineer, Queen st
Woods William, of E. Woods & Son
Workman Hugh, livery stables, York st
Wright Alfred, shoemaker, Kent st
Wright G., painter, Melbourne st
Wright Miss Annabella, school teacher,
Mill st
Wright rev. Daniel, Baptist, Bond st
Young John, contractor, Caroline st
Young John, laborer, Queen st
*LINKSVILUE —A small village in the
township of Ernestown, county of
Addivgton, Distant from Ernestown,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway.
3 ofa mile. Population about 40.
Amey Francis, farmer
Amey Jonas, farmer
Amey Nelson, farmer
Bowman George, miller
Denyes John, farmer
Fraser Allen, farmer
Hogle John, woollen factory
Hogle William, farmer
Ladly William, farmer
Link John, farmer
LINTON—A village in the township
of King, county of York, Distant from
King, a station of the Northern railway,
10 miles, fare 7c. ; from Toronto 83 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 150.
Abell John, mill owner
Atchison Samuel, weaver
Bell ‘Valter, tavernkeeper
Blue Donald, farmer
Bowie Lachlan, farmer
Campbell Duncan, farmer
Collins John, farmer
Cowling David, farmer
Dobson John, farmer
English John, miller
Fraser Alexander, farmer
Gould Thomas, tavernkeeper
Graham Donald, farmer
Hunter James, J.P., farmer
Hunter Robert, farmer
lrous George W., shoemaker
Irwin Nathan, farmer
Kaake Adam, farmer
Lynn James, schoolmaster
Lynn Joseph, postmaster, storekecpet
McClure William, cabinetmaker
MeCallum Donald, farmer
MeCutehson David, farmer
MeDevitt William, farmer
McGillivray Archibald, farmer
MeLachlan Hugh, biacksmith
Marks William, farmer
Mitchell Alexander, farmer
Murray Joseph, farmer
Murphy Michael, farmer
Murphy Richard, farmer
Page Robert, farmer
Peacock Thomas, laborer
Peacock Hugh, farmer, carpenter
Perdue Henry, farmer
* The post office is at Mill Haven
Lin--Lis
Perry John, farmer
Perry Richard, constable, farmer
Perry Thomas, mill owner
Perry William, farmer
Phillips Robert, carpenter
Proctor John, farmer
Proctor William, tarmer
Riddell Hugh, farmer
tiley John, farmer
Sharp George, miller
Simpson Archibald, farmer
Simpson James, carpenter
Somerville James, farmer
Stewart Charles, farmer
Stewart James, farmer
Stinson William, farmer
Trainor John, farmer
LINWOOD—A_ small village in the!
township of Wellesley, county of Water-
loo, Distant from Berlin, the count
town and a station of the Grand Trun
railway, 18 miles, fare 90c. Mail daily.
Population about 200,
Belford Samuel, laborer ,
Boomer Alfred, commissioner
Boomer John, saw mill
srown John, farmer
Brown Robert, farmer
Bugg James, sawyer
Bundy John, waggonmaker
Charlesworth David, miller
Clark Joshua, agent
Crosby Jacob, saw miller
Fish Oliver C., cierk
Fish Robert Y., postmaster, storekeeper
Glew John, yoeman
Gregory Hardy, laborer
Gregory John, grist mill
Gregory Joshua, laborer
Haddock William, laborer
Hawk & Brother, blacksmiths
Hawk John, of Hawk & Brother
Hawk Walter, of Hawk & Brother
Lang Joseph, waggonmaker
McIntyre James, laborer
Miller Stephen, flaxdresser
Orr Alexander, foreman flax mill
Orr George, laborer
Ovens William, farmer
Patterson David, teacher
Reid John, clerk
Petch William, blacksmith
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Rafferty John, blacksmith
Schmurr Jolin, shoemaker
Scheenan Christian, tailor
Scott James, hotelkeeper
Scott Robert, farmer
Snyder Henry, sawyer
Stewart John, blacksmith
Strang Robert, flax mill, storekeeper
Watson Kilborne, currier
Williams John [., mail carrier, farmer
Woodman Edward, carpenter
Woodman W. G., hotelkeeper
* LISADEL—A village on the Maitland
river, township of Howick, county of
Huror ssesses grist and saw mills,
Vrest Yesleyan, New Connexion
meth = -* ad Episcopalchurches, and a
good. sone quarry, andit issurround-
ed by a fine agricultural country, Distant
from Wroxeter 8 miles, from Listowel 18
miles, from Seaforth, astation ofthe Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
o-
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railway, 34 miles, fave SL.S7,c, Mail daily. |
Population about 200,
Adams Charles, farmer
Auger George, laborer
Campbell James A., carder
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith
Campbell Walter, school teacher
Carder DeLoss, M.D.
Carter John, farmer
* Sometimes called Fordwick.
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Danzer Joseph, shoemaker
Dilworth Henry, farmer
Driver Joseph, carpenter
Hazlewood Richard, laborer
Hinds William, farmer
Hooker Charles, lime burner
James William, waggonmaker
Johnston James, tatlor
Ketchum Stephen, hotelkeeper
Lambe William, farmer
Locke Zophar, teacher
Lyle John, teamster
Matthews James, blacksmith
Mills John, laborer
Mitchell Arthur, postmaster, saw mill
Newton Henry, gardener
Noice Thomas, cabinetmaker
Phillips George Henry, carpenter
Senney Benjamin, farmer
Sotheran Samuel, harnessmaker
Spinks John, mason
Sweetman JohnJ., storekeeper, building
contractor
Thomas Elijah, waggonmaker
Walker William G., J.P., hotelkeeper
Wilson Thomas, councillor, grist mill
LISBON —A village in the township of
North Easthope, county of Perth. Dis-
tant from Baden, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 7 miles, from London 50
miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population
about 100,
Becker John, carpenter
| Beilstein Adam, carpenter
| Bernhard rey. George Evan, German
church
Crearer Donald, farmer
Diebel George, farmer
Diebel Simon, innkeeper
Glebe George, blacksmith
aT
| Glebe Adam, mason
Hahl Lorenz, farmer
Happle Benjamin, laborer
| Kautman Henry, mason
Kote Henry, laborer
| Pluetzer George, farmer
| Reis John, carpenter
Riehl John, farmer
| Smith Balthaser, farmer
Stein Ekhard, farmer, &e.
Treusch Jacob, carpenter
Wagner Phillip, mason
Wiegand Lorenz, shoemaker
Wilhelm Jacob, farmer
Zinkham John, postmaster, grocer
Zinkham John N., farmer
LISBURN—A small village in the town-
[Province
annum. Montreal Telegraph Co, hy
office here. Distant from Harris
miles, fare 7ée. ; from Hawksvil
miles, fare $1.; from Mitchell, a stat
the Buffilo and Goderich braneh of
Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fare
from Stratford, the county town,3}q
from Elora, 85 miles, fare 81,5)
daily. Population about 150), —
Albion hotel, John Flahery;
Alexander John, storekeeper
Allen rey. H. P., Wesleyan
Anglo Aracrican hotel, T. Rolls g
prietor
BANNER (THE), weekly, any
subscription $1.50; Jos. H. Hack
editor, printer and publisher
Barber Brothers, grocers aud pho
graphers
Bonner John, dentist
Bell rev. John W., Presbyterian
Bennewais Henry, saddler
Benning John, farmer
Berdix Ferdinand, weayer
Bogues William, ashery
Bolton Lewis, of Herman & Bolton
Brownlow Thomas, storekeeper
CAMPBELL DONALD D,, JP,
surance agent, &e.
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE ha
D, D, Campbell, J. P., agent Smith, agent
Chapman & Newman, shoemakers HP" John, propr
Climie & Bellinger, saw and grist el :
Coleman Francis, grocer pre rev. J. W,, J
COMMERCIAL HOTEL and sfptimore George,
house, livery attached, John Qggery Archibald,
merman, proprietor hol John, M.D.
Coyn T. G., grocer porn John, groe
Davison Samuel, farmer i John, teamste
Denyes Nelson G., baker rick John, sho
Dodd Charles B., plasterer Ip John, M.D.
Draper George, storekeeper as Arms |
Fennell Thomas G., solicitor PLOR
Flaherty John, proprietor Albion Pandson Williar
Flaherty Robert, watchmaker pemich & Zinkhi
FREEHOLD BUILDING AND Gemich George
VING SOCIETY, D. D. Cunpbelmmitshain
P. agent } binson Albert, b
Galloway Alexander, cooper P ape ening |
pian y satan Ring us Odore,
her ij bray mies merican hotel
Godsave George, tanner oat Michael, |
Hacking Brothers, druggists ‘ai
HACKING JOSEPH IL, pratt GM Wedonald, s
publisher of the Banner, and pri er John, shoem
of the Marturion imm Henry, sa
HACKING WILLEAM I, postmag ist
editor and proprictor of the Mar
bbs rev. Ludw
s James, shoer
ve Jacob, bute
James, saddle’
ek Co., wag
fe Edward G.,
ingstone J. & J
ingstone Jolin,
ingstone John,
pan Samuel,
ie Jacob
zy George, of T
tig Angust, bu
in Robert, ins
RTURION (TI
bseription T5e
py, editor and p)
packing, printer
mard George,
nard George, 2
Nowell Thomas
Iraith Stewart
annery
kay g\levander,
kepnev Willian
Kenzie Alexan¢
er rev. Andrew
NTREAL TEI
proprig
’
ship of Huron, county of Bruce, It is
yrincipally a farming community,bat will
0 astation of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce |
railway, whieh will tend to inerease its
prosperity,
terminus of the Buffalo and Lake Huron
branch of the Grand Prank railway, 26
miles, fare $1.25; from Toronto LW) miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 50,
suckingham Thomas, farmer
Caig James, blacksmith
Clift Daniel, farmer
Finley Alexander, farmer
Finley Thomas, farmer
Johnson Robert, reeve
tuttle Gideon, farmer
Teskey Daniel, postmaster, farmer
Teskey Hugh, lumber merchant
LISTOWELL—A large
Village on both banks of the east branch
of Maitland River, townships of Elma |
and Wallace, county of Perth. It is the
great collecting and distributing point
for all kinds of produce of the surrounding
country, which is thiekly settied. The
business in grain alone is estimated at
100,000 bushels perannum, and theamount
of commerce done by the merchants and
dealers is estimated at $200,000 per
Distant from Goderich, the |
incorporated |
neider William,
tJohn, farmer
Hagen William, speculator tt John W., stor
| Halsted J. A. & Co., storekeepers
| Halsted Jas. A., of J. A. Halsted &
pitaham M.D.
th Charles W
| Halsted Stephen, of J. A. Hustelf yeni
Hay David D., reeve, clerk Divi AMUIL
court
Hay Thomas E., baililf
Hay William G., waggonmist?
Harvey Paul, tailor
Henderson John, plasterer
Hesson William, barber
Heppler Jacob G., cooper
HERMAN & BOLTON, mantic’
of and dealers in all kinds ofW
coods, wholesale and retail
Herman Royal oe mayne John G
ess Adam, of Hess & 0. Dial b Veockin:
| nas & CO., cabinet factory, ms ya A
facturer of all kinds of furmlr ownlow m
| Tless George, of Hess & Co. ker T. obotog:
Hess William, of Hess & Co. ptia Tanner’
| Hethers Henry, waggoumaker nothings
| Huggeard Richard T., solicitor igh Wiliam
Keeler Richard B., shoemaker bin William, ty
Kidd Johnston, hotelkeenet MERMAN JOH
King William hotel, William ;
ercial hotel
proprietor 1 —, of Ro
th William A., {
le Peter, carpet
nberg Henry, by
erland George,
npson John, ste
Brothers, statio
saae C., asses:
her & Campbel
mayne John A,,
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al Telegraph Co,
tant from Harristog!
from Hawksvi
‘om Mitchell, a stat
Goderich branch of
Iway, 23 miles, fare
he county town, 3} mi
tiles, fare 81,4),
m about 150),
in Flahery, propri
storekeeper
, Wesleyan
1 hotel, T. Rolls, g
BE), weekly, anni
1.50; Jog. H. Hoek
and publisher
» grocers and pho
ntist
"., Presbyterian
saddler
rmer
id, weaver
, ashery
f Herman & Bolton
1as, storekeeper
MONALD D,, JP,
’ &e.
EK ASSURANCE
‘, J. P,, agent
vmian, shoemakers
rer, saw and grist
is, grocer
| HOTEL and sta
attached, John J
rietor
cer
1, farmer
G., baker
}., plasterer
storekeeper
3G. solicitor
proprietor Albion
t, watchmaker
SUILDING AND §
PTY, D. D, Cample
lander, cooper
roprietor King Wil
e, tanner
3, druggists
SEPEL IL, printer,
the Banner, aud pria
rion
LULAM IT, postmag
yprictor of the Mart
, speculator
Co., storekeepers
, of J. A. Halsted &
hh, of J. A, Halsted &
reeve, clerk Dit
, bailiff
|, Waggonmaker
ilor
In, plasterer
1, barber
G., cooper
ETON, manofactt
= in all kinds of w
ante and retail
\V., of Herman &
Hess & Co.
cabinet faetory, ™
1 kinds of furniture
f Hess & Co.
sf Hess & Co.
waggonmaker
hed T., solicitor
B., shoemaker
hotelkeenet
hotel, William
ARr0. |
hs rev. Ludwig, Congregationalist
s James, shoemaker
ve Jacob, butcher
James, saddler
le & Co., waggonmakers
e Edward G., storekeeper
ingstone J. & J., flax mill
ingstone John, dealer ;
ingstone John, jr., druggist
pman Samuel, carpenter
ie Jacob
1 eorge, of Hess & Co.
tig August, butcher
Hn} Robert, insurance agent
RIURION (THE,) monthly, annual |
ubseription Te. ; William HH. Hack-
editor and proprietor; Joseph H.
ng, printer
nard George, carpenter
nard George, grocer
owell Thomas, farmer
lraith Stewart, proprietor Victoria
annery
Kaygilevander, tailor
Keoney William, shoemaker
Kenzie Alexander, tailor
er rev, Andrew K., ch of England
NTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO., 8.
. Smith, agent
pre John, proprietor Queen’s Arms
tel
prerev, J. W., Episcopal methodist
imore George, tinsmith
ay Archibald, shoemaker
hol John, M.D.
burn John, grocer
pl John, teamster
rick John, shoemaker
Ip John, M.D.
ns Arms
poprictor
hardson William, carpenter
femich & Zinkham, storekeepers
hotel, John Moore,
femich George, of Rodemich & |
inkham
binson Albert, bookstore
binson Charles H., carpenter
Is Theodore, proprietor
m1 hotel
laher Michael, butcher
Anglo
bwell Benjami y lerk ¢ : : ‘
enjamin, town clerk and | Whiteside Robert F., J.P., carding mill
eastrer
& McDonald, storekeepers
t John, shoemaker
imm Henry, saddler
neider William, tinsmith
tJohn, farmer
tJoln W., storekeeper
Abraham, M.D.
h Charles W., photographer
HSAMUEL M, agent Montreal
ate Co, and watchmaker and |
Weller
b William A., farmer
le Peter, carpenter
nherg Henry, brewery
Herland George, accountant
ipson John, storekeeper
Brothers, stationers
Isaac U., assessor
ger & Campbell, tannery
Mayne John A., nurseryman
mayne John G.,, baker™
Mbull & Lockie, foundry
er Benj. IL, manager for Thomas
‘ownlow
ker T., photographer
oria Tannery, Stewart Mcllraith,
oprietor
gh William T., storekeeper
eon William, farmer
MERMAN JOHN i ie
cial hotel , proprietor Com
tl —, of Rodemich & Zinkham
DOMINION 477 DIRECTORY.
LITTLE BRITAIN—A village ‘in
the township of Mariposa, county of Vic-
tora. Distant from Lindsay, a station of
the Midland railway, 10 miles, fare 62\¢.;
fron Millbrook 35 miles, from Peterbo-
rough 48 miles, from Port Hope 53 miles,
from Toronto 65 miles, Mail daily. Do-
pulation about 350.
Andrews John D., M.D.
Antis Mrs. Mary, wid George
Bible Christian church, rey, Jesse Whit-
lock, minister
Blewett & Deymar ‘acksmiths
Blewett James, of Blewett & Deyman,
storekeeper
Broad John, postmaster, tailor, store-
keeper
Christian church, Albert Henry; elder
Deyman Humphrey, carpenter®
| Deyman William, of Blewett & Deyman
Glass Edward, of Sailes & Co,
Hambley William, laborer
| Henry Albert, elder Christian church
Hicks John, shoemaker
Jackson William, hotelkeeper
Kelly John, waggonmaker
Lobb George, waggonmaker
Lobb Thomas, laborer
McWalters James, harnessmaker
McWalters Mrs, Jane, milliner
Mallett George, jun., engineer
Mallett George, sen., laborer
Maunder Joseph, blacksmith
Mark John, farmer
Metherell Samuel th, storekeeper
Metherell Seth, farmer
“an & Brother, shoemakers
an Francis, of Morgan & Brother
wrgan William, of Morgan & Brother
Murley John, carpenter
Prior Miss Johanna, school teacher
Puley Walter, farmer
Rogers E. & 8S., cabinet makers
| Rogers Enoch, of E. & 8S. Rogers
Rogers Mrs. Enoch, milliner
Rogers Obediah =~
Rogers Samuel, of FE. & S. Rogers
Sailes & Co., rake factory
Sailes John, of Sailes & Co.
Smith Richard, of Sailes & Co.
Snooks Richard N., harnessmaker
Soper William, farmer
Whiteside William Noble, M.D.
Whitlock rey. Jesse, Bible christian
LITTLE RIDEAU—A village on the
Long Sault Rapids, Ottawa river, town-
ship of Kast Hawkesbury, county
Prescott.
mhiles,
landing for the Ottawa river steamers, 7
miles, from Montreal 55 miles, fare $1.50;
from Ottawa 65 miles, fare $1.50. Mail
daily in winter, tri-weekly in summer,
Population about 200,
Armstrong Miss Ann, school teacher
Barron Joseph, farmer
Beatty John, farmer
Bélanger Jean Baptiste, innkeeper
Bloomer John, farmer
Grown James, blacksmith
Chevrier Leandre, innkeeper
Connor Patrick, farmer
Cook Ruggles, farmer
Duhamel rev. J. Thomas, R. catholic,
resides in St. Eugéne
Gourlay John, blacksmith
Goyet, grocer
Hyde Miss Mary, school teacher
Johnson Alexander, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Kirby John, farmer
Kirby Joseph, shoemaker
Kirby William, J.P.
Kirby & Wyman, stage proprietors
Larocque Jean, carriagemaker
Lis-L1o
Legault dit Deslauriers
wood dealer
Leroy Miss Augusta, school teacher
Little John, mason
Lovell William, farmer
McAdam Miss Margaret, school teacher
Montgomery Robert, farmer
(Callaghan Miss Mary, school teacher
Ross Robert, farmer
Ross Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper
Spratt Christopher, stonecutter
Stephens Henry, farmer
Turcott Mare, innkeeper
Waddell John, J.P., tarmer
Watson James, joiner
WYMAN HH. B., farmer
IIyacinthe,
of |
Distant from Hawkesbury 6!
from Point Fortune, a place of |
LLOYDTOW N—A village in the town-
ship of King, county of York, Distant
jrom Aurora, a station of the Northern
railway, 14 miles, fare 60¢, ; from Toronto
86 miles. Mail daily, Population about
Agnew William IT., dentist
Anderson John, blacksmith
Armstrong captain Arthur,’J.P., clerk
Division court,
Ash John, proprictor Mansion hotel
Brown Caleb, farmer
Brown John, blacksmith
Brown rev. George, Wesleyan’
Brown Thomas,
Bryden William, farmer
Cassidy Jolin, cooper
Cassidy Thomas, manufacturer of agri-
cultural implements
Cooper James, farmer
Dougan James, tavernkeeper
Doyle James, farmer
EASTWOOD ALFRED, chemist and
druggist
EASTWOOD ANTITONY, J.P., post-
master, storekeeper
Edwards George
Edward George, jun., farmer
Graham Jolin, weaver
Hanlon John, farmer
Henderson James
Henry William, farmer
Hope Andrew
Hope John, saddier
Hulse Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
Kane Roger, tinsmith
Lawrance James, farmer
Lloyd Joel, farmer
Lloyd William, farmer
Lloydtown Mills, Hy. Tyson, proprietor
Lodge Robert, waggonmaker
McDougall J., farmer
McKenzie Roderick, butcher
Mahar Pierce, cabinetmaker
Maloney Patrick, bootmaker
Mansion hotel, John Ash, proprietor
Miller Andrew
Osler rev, H. B., ch of England
Perry Henry, farmer
Pinkerton John, farmer
Proven Thomas, laborer
Ramsay Robert, waggonmaker
Ray William, farmer
Reynolds Robert, farmer
Robinson Robert, shoemaker
Scholfield William, M.D., coroner
Shanks Peter, carpenter
Shanks Peter, jun., carding mill
Shaw Thomas R., farmer
Shaw William, patent chairmaker
Smith John
Smith William, laborer
Stogdill Seymour, horse farrier
Tawse Henry, brickmaker
Thompson Jolin, farmer
Thompson William, farmer
Thompson William, jun., farmer
Tyson Henry, miller
Los-Lon
Tyson Thomas W., mill owner
alsh Robert, surveyor
‘Webb Abiather, farmer
Wilson Alexander, farmer
Winter Robert, farmer
Winter Thomas
Wreggitt James, carpenter
Wreggitt Seth
Wright John, carpenter
LOBO-—A «mall village at the intersection
of the London and Sarnia and Williams
gravel road, township of Lobo, county
ot Middlesex. Distant from London
11 miles, fare 50c.; trom Komoka, a sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 5
miles, fare 26c.; from Sarnia 51 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Carmichael Hugh, J.P., farmer
Caverhill Thomas, J.P., farmer
Coakley Wilson, shoemaker
Cook Mrs., dressmaker
Edwards Henry, insurance agent
Edwards John, J.P., farmer
Edwards John, jun., farmer
Evans H., shoemaker
Gibbs John, laborer
Haywood John, pedlar
Irvin Joshua, farmer
Johnston Daniel, cheese factor
Livingstohe Allan, cheese factor
McArthur Archibald, farmer
McArthur D. A., & D.C., brick and tile
makers
McBean William, weaver
McBride Neil, farmer
McColl William, farmer
McIntyre Hugh, J.P., farmer
McKenzie John, postmaster, storekeeper
McLeay John, M.D.
McMillan rev. Duncan, Presbyterian
McNeil John, pruning saw maker
Mitchell William, harnessmaker
Monger William F., innkeeper
Moore Joseph, farmer
Murch George, blacksmith
Powell Thomas, farmer
Powell Thomas, jun., plasterer
Pringle William, township clerk
Seaton Donald, J.P., farmer, county
treasurer
Shanklin George, saw mill
Steel Able, farmer
Steel Anthony, carpenter
Wilkie George, laborer
LOCH GARRY-—A small village in
the township of Kenyon, county of Glen-
ary. Distant from Montreal 70 miles,
from Lancaster, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 16 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100.
Cameron Alexander, sailor
Fraser James, J.P., reeve, postmaster
Grant Donald, shoemaker
Grant John, farmer
Jrant Louis, farmer
Jacob Moses, storekeeper
McDonald Alex., innkeeper, shoemaker
McDonald Alexander, laborer
McPonald Alexander, tanner
McDonald John, laborer
McDonald Ronald, farmer
McDougald Mrs. Ann, wid Alexander
LOCHIEL—A small village in the town-
ship of Lochiel, county of Glengary.
Distant from Cornwall, the county town
anda stationofthe Grand Trunk railway,
80 miles, from Montreal 60 miles, Mail
daily, Population about 60,
Chisaolm Angus, storekeeper
Dewar Roderick, postmaster, bailiff
Donovan John, farmer
Fraser Henry, blacksmith
Harkin William, hotelkeeper
Kerr Ronald, farmer
McDonald rev. Alexander, R. catholic
DOMINION
478
McDonell Donald, farmer
McDonell Donald D., tarmer
McDougald Donald, farmer
McGillis Angus, farmer
McGillis Duncan, farmer
McGillis John, farmer
McKay rev. Thomas, ch of Scotland
MeMillan Angus, farmer
MeMillan Archibald, farmer
MeMillan John, blacksmith
McMillan John, farmer
McMillan John B., farmer
McPhee Alexander, farmer
McPhee Donald, farmer
Morris John, farmer
Morris Michael, farmer
Quigley’ Owen, J.P., township clerk,
treasurer
Rankin Angus, farmer
SIMPSON JAMES, general store
LOCKS LE Y—A post office station in the
township of Alice, county of Renfrew.
Distant from Sandpoint, a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, miles,
from Ottawa 100 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Biesenthal William, farmer
Hamilton Andrew, farmer
Hamilton William, farmer
Legerwood James, farmer
Little Samuel, farmer
uittle Samuel J., farmer
Lowe John, farmer
Lowe Thomas, farmer
Montgomery John, farmer
Sparling John, farmer
Walford Wm. W., postmaster, teacher
LOCKTON-—A village in the township
of Aibion, county of Peel. Distant from
Paisley, a station of the Toronto, Grey
and Bruce railway, 4 miles, from ‘To-
ronto 384 miles, Maii bi-weekly. Do-
pulation about 80.
Barnby Robert, tavernkeeper
Gormican James, waggonmaker
fHoran William, farmer
Kelly Bernard, farmer
Kelly Matthew, bootmaker
Killacky John, weaver
Lock Archibald
Lucy Robert, farmer
Milborn Joseph, flour mill
Nosworthy Robert, clockmaker
Parkinson Adam, postmaster
Tuthill John N., storekeeper
Wallace Henry, carpenter
LOGIERAIT—A farm settlement in
the township of Moore,county of Lambton
Distant from Sarnia, a station of the
Great Western railway, 9 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 50.
Bell Christopher, farmer
Bnor N. N., farmer
30wles William, blacksmith
Callum Duncan, farmer
Carruthers Francis, carpenter
Cole William, J.P., farmer
Davidson John, carpenter
Dods Robert, farmer
Fleck R.. J.P., farmer
Garrick John, plasterer
ruamn Theodore, carpenter
Hossic David, J.P., postmaster, reeve
Hossic Rabert, carpenter
Lappeer Peter, farmer
McDermid rev. P., Presbyterian
| Shillinglaw William, carpenter
Simpson William, constable
Stamm Mrs. Hannah, teacher
Stewart William, farmer
Talbert James, shoemaker
LON DESBOROUGH—A thriving vil-
lage in the township of Mullett, county of
Huron. It is situated in the midst of a
fine wheat growing country, on the Clin.
ton and Wingham gravel road, and con.
DIRECTORY.
tains several mills and factories,
treal ‘Telegraph Co., has
Distant from Clinton, suatioet
Buffalo and Goderich branch ot
Grand Trunk railway, 6} miles fare
from London 58 miles, Mail daily, Py
lation about 250. ;
Andrews William H., farmer
Barclay Samuel H., clerk
Braithwaite James, farmer, towns)
clerk
Brodden George, blacksmith
Brown Francis, farmer
Brunsdon James, limeburner
Brunsdon John, waggonmaker
Bulger Nion, shoemaker
Campbell James, storekeeper
Carter Edward, blacksmith
Chapple John
Cockerline Anthony, blacksmith
Cole Richard, jun., laborer
Craven William, farmer
Crisp Thomas, waggonmaker
Dickson John, saw and grist mill
Fell George, brickmaker r)
Fleming James, farmer
Graham Mrs. William
Hagyard Robert, laborer
Hagyard Thomas, jun., contractor
Hagyard Thomas, sen.; carpenter
Herrginton William, farmer
Hill John, contractor
Hill Thomas, shoemaker
Hill William, contractor
Holland John, bartender
HOLMES H. 8., telegraph operator
Kerr James, shoemaker
Lasham John, hotelkeeper
McBurney Thoinas, waggonmaker
Manning James, waggonmaker
Montgomery George, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH 00,1
Holmes, agent
NEELANDS JOHN, postmaster, ge
eral merchant
Rielly William, laborer
Scott Robert, framer
Shirbine Timothy, laborer
Smith William, shoemaker
Stirling George, farmer
Walker David
Walker Jabez, farmer
Walker John, butcher
Walker Mrs. Ann
Wenham James, blacksmith
Witts Charles, cabinetmaker
Woodman Arthur, tailor
Woodman Samuel, framer
Woodman William, laborer
LONDON-—The westernmost city int
Dominion of Canada, is beautifully st
ated on the river Thames, county of M
diesex, It is the chief seat of the cod
ty,and honestly boasts a more rapid
prosperous growth than any city Brit
North America, Forty years @
sent site was a wilderness; now ;
elty, regularly laid out, having |
streets, well built upon with hand
buildings, and has the best of all
communication with all_parts of Cam
and the United States, By bestowne’
its streets, bridges and surrounding
familiar names to former residents off
metropolis of the world
others, Pall Mall, Bond, Pie
Waterloo, and ¢ uce str
minster and Blac a
it endeavors to eluster round it
recollections of its great na ‘
situation has justly earned for it be ;
of the “ Forest city.” It is cura
a rich agricultural district, ps!
nishes it with a large trade in whet
other produce, In the city are @ eo
of manufactories, mills, machine r
foundries and breweries, while hs
diately outside its limits are ver ae ‘
petroleum refineries. These : Bie
ployment to a large body 0
[Provinog 9
& station of 4
latter, The stati
Histricts, about 2
add greatly to
ofthe city. R
theprincipal bi
buildings on t
throughout the
architectural d
struction and fi
is the City hall,
ph Compan
Fak of Montr
America, Mer
Canadian Bank
St. Peter's chur
ehureh (the Wi
dral, The lat
structure, and
of bells, the
tend to revive
many who |
Covent Garde
on King street
and Law office
throughout the
all denominatio
sonic, odd felloy
roms, &e, On
the Crystal pala
for exhibition y
which are larg
grounds, On ar
ern part of the c
sive grounds, is |
in 1863, Hellmut!
and Hellmuth L:
189. These are
and have at the
of Huron, = The
attached to each,
of education arc
and zeal of the I
muth, is this si
due forthe suece
two excellent |
pame, Four rai
trainethrough th
Great Western, J
and New York (
ing been placed
oad for the
ompanies are sit
i
ies Of Which a
walids and tou
Mouths, Londo
port of entry, ha
is three daily,
eWspapers, “A
ben, and others
side in Westn
eautiful district
nd situated on t
verThames, Di
miles, from S|
hatham 45 mile
om Hamilton 74
miles, fare $3.50;
are $3.00 from
10. Mails dail
nd savings ban
roper, about 17,
_MISCELLA
Chure}
Com
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[Provinor ¢
and factories,
»., has an office
ton, a station of 4
rich branch ot
vay, 6) miles, fare
iles. Mail daily, Py
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, clerk
8, farmer, towns)
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‘mer
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aggonmaker
naker
storekeeper
jacksmith
ny, blacksmith
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farmer
ggonmaker
wand grist mill
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urmer
liam
laborer
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, Sen, carpenter
am, farmer
ctor
emaker
tractor
rtender
telegraph operator
‘maker
ytelkeeper
as, Waggonmaker
waggonmaker
wrge, blacksmith
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aborer
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wosternmost city in
nada, is beautifully sit
r Thames, county of
o chief seat of the cout
Yoasts a more rapid
th thanany el yin Brit
Forty years ago itt pa
rilderness; now itisaa
laid out, having
ft upon with handio
has the best of bs:
vi } parts of Cant
St ne ty bestowing 4
ges and
o former
,Bond,t
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tacktriars’ Dri
» cluster round it y
its great narnestit
Htly earned for it the
ity.” Tt is surroum
iral district, whieh &
large trade in wheal
In the city are 40
bs, mills, machine ¢
breweries, © !
limits are very “ |
ries. ‘These
large body of
enrrounding
Dyrario.]
tly to the wealth and importance
peta Richmond and Dundas are
theprincipal business streets. Some of the
buildings on these, as on other streets
throughout the city, give evidence of good
architectural design and beauty in con-
struction and finish, On Richmond street
is the City hall, Post office, Montreal Tele-
ph Company's office, Custom houre,
fark of Montreal, Bank of British North
rica, Merchants Bank of Canada,
ian Bank of Commerce, Cronyn hall,
st, Peter's church, R, catholic, St. James
chureh (the Kirk), and St, Paul's cathe-
dral. The latter is a handsome brick
structire, and possesses a lovely chime
of bells, the sound of whieh
tend to revive the reminiscences of
may who lived in the old land.
Covent Garden market is situated
on King street, the Court house, Gaol
ad Law offices on Ridout street, and
throughout the city are churches of
sj! denominations, schools, colleges, ma-
snic, odd fellows, and temperance lodge |
noms, &c. On Great Market street is
the Crystal palace. a tine building erected
for exhibition purposes. and attached to
which are large and well adapted show
grounds, On an eminence in the north-
er part of the city, surrounded by exten-
sive grounds, is Huron college, established
in 83, Hellmuth college, established 1865,
and Hellmuth Ladies college, established
189. These are all fine brick s-ructures,
and have at their head the Loid Bishop
of Huron, The best of professors are
attached to each, and the highest Lranches
of education are taught. To the energy
and zeal of the Dean of Huron, Dr. Hell-
muth, is this section of the Dominion
due forthe successful establishment or the
two excellent institutions bearing his
name, Four railway companies run their
rinsthrough the city, the Grand Trunk,
Great Western, Londonand Port Stanley,
‘and New York Central, a third rail hav-
ing been placed on the Great Western
ad for the accommodation of vhe
ter, Thestations and offices of these
ompanies are situated between York and
Bathurst streets, The depot of the Great
Yestern is a Jarge, fine brick building.
Thiscompany have also extensive work-
hops here, Opposite their depot, on
Richmond street, is the Tecumseh house,
pne of the largest hotels in the Province.
yn the corner of Richmond and King
treets is the Revere house, and on Dun.
las street, near Richmond, is Strong’s
ell known hotel, A short distance from
hese hotels, at the foot of Dundas street,
rethe White Sulphur Springs, the famed
medicinal and health invigorating quali-
ies of which attract large numbers of
nvalids and tourists during the simmer
Months, London is lighted by gas, is a
port of entry, has a Board of Trade, and
hs three daily, besides several weekly,
A number of its business
nen, and ethers employed in the city,
side in Westminster and Petersville,
euutiful districts surrounding the city
nd sitnated on the opposite banks of the
verThames, Distant from Port Stanley
miles, from Stratford 32 miles, from
hatham 45 miles, from Sarnia 61 miles,
on Hamilton 76 miles, from Detroit 110
niles, fare $3.50; from Toronto 115 miles,
from Montreal 453 miles, tare
ails daily. Money Order office
‘ings bank, Population, of city
about 17,000; ineluding suburban
cts, about 20,000.
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX,
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501
eee wee Bol
his vor 502
602
502
502
504
.. 604
vee 504
oe 504
vee 505
vee B05
+. 65
oe 505
County OM:
Custom Hons
weational,
Literary, ,
Lunatic A
must |
DOMINION 479 DIRECTORY.
Abarbanell Mrs, Eliza, wid Rodolph,
East North
Abbott Alex. R., confectioner, Dundas
ABBCTT ALEXANDER, S., city clerk,
clerk of police court, City hall, Rich-
mond, h North
Abbott Brothers, carriagemakers, Dun-
das
Abbott Hodson G., of Abbott Brothers,
Dundas
Abbott Richard, customs officer, bds at
Britannia house, Wellington
Abbott Samuel W., of Abbott Brothers,
North
Abeeson Mrs, Mary, wid John, Dundas
Abel George, upholsterer, York
Abel William, painter, Thames
Abraham Wm., carpenter, Westminster
Abriham Wm., wheelwright, Bathurst
Adams Daniel, engine driver, Waterloo
ADAMS EDWARD, & CO., wholesale
grocers, Dundas
Adains Isaae, laborer, South
Adains John F., engine driver G.W.R.,
King east
Adaris William, cooper, Grey
Addion Joseph, fireman G.W.R., Hor-
ton
Adson Francis, G.W.R., Adelaide
Agnew John Washington,M.D., Dundas
AGRIC JILTURAL MUTUAL ASSU-
RANCE ASSOCIATION OF CANA-
DA, C.Wilson, M-P., president; W.R.
Vining, vice-president; W. Niles,
inspector; F. E. Cornish, solicitor ;
Alex nder and D. C. Macdonald,
joint seeretaries, Ridout cor Car-
ling
Aikin Camphell, of Woodbery & Aikin,
bds it Revere house
ALANSON JOHN,
King, h Ridout
Alda John H., storekeener, Wellington
Alder Henry, laborer, King hill
Alexander Thomas, clerk, Wellington
Allan Daniel, laborer, Bathurst
Allan James, teamster, Hamilton road
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
of the Canadian and American mails,)
between Montreal, Quebee and Liv-
erpool during summer navigation,
and between Portland, Me., and Liv-
erpool during winter navigation,
head office, Montreal; William Tharp,
agent, East Horton. See Adv page
facing first cover
Allaster John, cooper, King east
Allaster John, saloonkeeper, Rast Dun-
das
Allaster Peter, baker, Adelaide
Allen Theophilus, clerk, Colborne
ALLEY H. B. B., dry goods and mil-
linery, Dundas, h Raglan
Allison Charles, shoemaker, Dundas
Alward Samuel, shoemaker, East
Jathurst
American house, S. Grigg, proprietor,
Richmond
AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION
EXPRESS CO., 8. Chadwick, agent,
Richmona
grain merchant,
| Amiraux Timothy, M.D., Mill
| Anderson Alexander, Beihurst
| Anderson Alexander, M.D., Ridout
Anderson Charles, laborer, Horton
Anderson Edward, brakeman G,.W.R.
Richmond
ANDERSON EDWARD, sole manufac-
turer of Crook's celebrated Wahoo
bitters, Richmond, opp Temperance
hall, h Fullarton
Anderson George, carpenter,Cartwright
Lonpon.
Anderson James, carpenter, Cartwright
ANDERSON MURRAY,’ president
London and Port Stanley railway,and
proprietor of Globe foundry, Dundas
Anderson Peter, barber, Wellington
Anderson — Richard, engine driver
G.W.R., King east
Anderson 8., blacksmith, Petersville
Anderson Thomas, Jaborer G.W.R.,,
Horton
Anderson Thomas, painter, South
Andrew John, jun., lost goods agent
G.W.R., East York
Andrews Edward J., fireman G.W.R.,
Bathurst
Andrews Jarvis, laborer, Grey
ANDREWS JOSEPH, pork butcher,
Richmond
Andrews William, second assistant fire
department, Richmond
Andrus Brothers, music store, Rich-
mond, organ factory, King
Andrus Charles W., of Andrus Brothers,
Talbot
Andrus William P., of Andrus Brothers,
North
Angles Samuel, laborer, Grey
ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, John
A, Cousins, proprietor, cor Welling-
tonand York
Angus William, machinist, East North
Ansthistle John, laborer, Waterloo
Anstie Mrs. M., wid Paul, Clarence
Anundson Christian, cabinetmaker,
Dundas :
Arbuckle Donald, King
Arendeacon of London, ven.
Brough, A.M., St John
Archer James, printer, Talbot
Archer Mrs. Mary, wid William,Bathurst
Arkell Robert, produce dealer, York, h
Ridout
Armstrong James,
Westminster
Armstrong Mrs, Alice, wid Edward,
Colborne
Arnum Benjamin, conductor G.W.R.,
Simcoe
Arscott Isaac, pedlar, King east
Arscott Richard, tanner, Ann
Arseott Samuel, Piccadilly
Arscott Samuel, tanner, Ann
Arth Lewis, cooper, bds at Montreal
house, York
Ashbery William, Hitcheock
Ashton ©., shoemaker, Grey
Ashton John, East York
| Ashton Miss Mary, fancy goods, Dundas
{Ashworth John, brakeman G.W.R.,
Wellington
Ashworth John, photographer, Rich-
mond
Aston Thomas, engraver, Dundas
Atherton James, engine driver, Weést
York
| Atkins John, waggonmaker, East North
Atkins Joseph, painter, Maitland
Atkins Moses, freightman G. W.R.
Maitland
Atkins Samuel, shoemaker, King east
Atkins William, of Kohl & Atkins, King
enst
ATKINSON J., & CO., wholesale im-
porters of small wares, fauey goods,
stationery and cutlery, Carling
Atkinson Joseph, of J. Atkinson & Co.,
| North
Atkinson Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Jno., North
) Atkinson William, laborer, Burwell
ATLANTIC PETROLFUM WORKS,
H. Waterman & Brother, Hamilton
road
Auckland Peter, blacksmith, Westmins-
1 ter
C. C.
township clerk,
i
Lonpon.
Auld John, conductor G.W.R., Rich-
mond
Austin Joseph, tavernkeeper, Clarence
cor York
Austin Joseph, saloonkeeper, King
AYARS CHARLES F., trunk and
satchel manufacturer, Dundas,
Clarence
Ayling William, painter, Petersville
Babcock Harvey W., detective, York
Babington Thomas, machinist, East
Simcoe
Bache Benjamin, agent, Litchfield
Bache John W., salesman, Litchfield
Badcock Samuel, porter, West York
Badcock Thomas <A., waggomnaker,
Petersville
Bagley John, Queen’s hotel, Carling
Bagshaw Saml., carriagemaker, Dundas
Bailey John, conductor G.W.R., East
Simcoe
Bailey William, carpenter, William
Bailey William, farmer, Westminster
Bailie Hugh, carpenter, Horton
Baird Daniel, gardener, off Adclaide
Baker Daniel, innkeeper, Westminster
Baker David, laborer, York
Baker [. W.C., livery stables, Clarence,
h King
Baker Jesse, shoemaker, King
Baker John, bailiff, King east
BAKER JOHN EDWARD, dealer in |
foreign and domestic fruits, fish,
ame, &c., Richmond, h Waterloo
Baker Mrs. Eliza, wid M., Waterloo
Baker William, express driver, North
Baldie John, proprietor, Westminster
hotel, King
Balfe Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Dr., Ridout
Balkville John A., clerk, Talbot
BALKWILL HOUSE, William Snell,
proprictor, King cor Talbot
Balkwill William, jun., Alma
Balkwill William, sen., Alma
Ball David, cabinetmaker, Richmond
Ball John, carpenter, Adclaide
Ball John, tailor, Dundas
Ball William H., chemical soapmaker,
East Dundas
Bamford James, plasterer, Carling
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERT-
CA, Thomas Corsan, manager, Rich-
mond
BANK OF MONTREAL, William R.
Dean, manager, Richmond
Banks John, bricklayer, Colborne
Baptist church, rev. James Cooper, D.D.,
York cor Talbot
Barber Mrs. Margaretta, wid William, |
East North
Barber R. Banks, of McLaren & Barber,
bds Hiscox’s block, Dundas
Barclay George W., plasterer, Maitland
Bardwell Daniel, waggonmaker, Hitch-
cock
Barkam Thomas, baker, Petersville
Barker Samuel, of Becher, BarkerY&
Street, Waterloo
Barker William, customs clerk and
locker, Richmond, h cor James and
Richmond
Barker William, machinist, Duke
Barkwell John, clerk, Talbot
Barnard Frederick, moulder, King
BARNARD JOIN B., proprietor Revere
house, cor Richmond and King
Barnard Peter C©., auctioneer, Rich-
mond, h Cartwright
Barnell Edward, laborer, King
Barnes Edward, bricklayer, East York
Barnes Mrs. Mary, wid William, Syden-
ham
Barnfather William,
G.W.R., East Horton
night foreman
DOMINION 480 DIRECTORY.
don chemical works, York
in Toronto
Barrett Patrick, pensioner, Adelaide
h | Barrett R. G., of M, Barrett & Co., re-
sides in Toronto
mond
| Barrett William,teamster, Great Market
Barron John, gardener, Waterloo
Barron Mrs, Llizabeth, wid John, Queen
| Barron William, hostler, Cartwright
Barry Richard, blacksmith, Adelide
Barry Thomas, laborer, Colborne
Bartlett John, builder, Richmond
Bartley John, clerk, Maitland
Barton Thomas, messenger, Talbot
Barton Thomas R., bookkeeper, Rich-
mond
Bartram William U., law student, King
| Baskerville William, police sergeant,
Mill ,
Bass James, laborer, East hill
| Bassfield Titus, Colborne
Battershall William, finisher, Richmond
Baughton Lewis, bricklayer, Carling
| Bawden & Parish, auctioneers, Talbot
| Bawden William, of Bawden & Parish,
Westminster
| Baxter H, A., lumber dealer, Dundas cor
Wellington, h John
| Bayles Thomas, barber, Richmond
| Bayly rev, Beuj., ch of England, North
| BAYLY RICHARD, barrister, Talbot
| Baynes Oswald, carpenter, Fullarton
|) BEALE CHARLES J., draughtsman
| and engraver, cor King and Rich-
| mond, bds at Strong's hotel, Dundas
Beaton Henry, of MeCrosson & Co.,,
Richmond, h Talbot
| Beaton John, grocer, King
Beattie Andrew, farmer, Westminster
Beattie Benjamin, laborer G.W.R., Rich-
mond
Beattie David, Kent
Beattie John, cooper, York
Beattie John N., clerk, Petersville
BEATTIE THOMAS, & CO., importers
of French millinery, mantles, dry
goods, &c., Dundas
Beattie Thomas, of Thomas Beattie &
Co., Dundas
Beatty Charles, bookkeeper, bds at Te-
cumseh house, Richmond
Beatty Robert, farmer, Westminster
ters at law, Carling
Becher Francis, law clerk, Thornwood
Becher Henry, of Becher, Barker &
Street, George cor Grosvenor
Becher Henry C. R., of Becher, Barker
& Street, George cor Grosvenor
Beck James, tailor, Dundas
Beck Richard, boilermaker, East North
Beck William, laborer, Grosvenor
Beddome A. H., clerk Bank of Montreal
Beddome Foskett Brandon, insurance
agent, Richmond, h Market
Bedford Mrs. R. H., wid John, Wellington
Beech Henry, draughtsman and wood
engraver, Dundas, h Ridout
Beecher George, silverplater, Dundas
Beek James, laborer, Maitland
Beeks William, turner, Bathurst
Begg William, boot and shoe store, Dun-
das, h King east
Begley George, confectioner, Carling
Belfoy Jacob H., salt manufacturer,
Hitchcock
Bell H., commission merchant, bds at
Tecumseh house, Richmond
Barns Mrs, Jane, wid Patrick, Richmond | Bell J. H., of Jo
BARRETT M., & CO.,, proprietors Lon- | Bell rev.
; Barrett M., of M. Barvett & Co., resides
BARRETT WALTER H., of M. Barrett
& Co., bds at Tecumseh house, Rich-
BECHER, BARKER & STREET, barris- | Birrell John, of John Birrell & (a
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ell William, barber, Rast Horto
Bell Wm., blacksmith G.W.R. Mae
Bell William, carpenter, Duke
Bellerey Joseph, agent, Waterloo
Belton James IL, of Willis, Belton & (4
Wellington
BELTZ KDMUND, hatter and f
Dundas, h Horton
Beltz Henry, Horton
Beltz Henry, hatter, Talbot
Benjamin George, oii refinery, Talhot
Bennet Thomas, tavernkeeper, Clareng
Bennett Charles, cabinetmaker, King
Bennett Thomas, fitter, Maitland
Benning William, laborer, Cartwright
Benson Charles H., melodeon make
Blain Richaré
resides in G
Blair James,
Rast York
Blair James, ji
Blair John, ¢
Richmond, |
Bair William,
and telegray
Blake James, ¢
Blakeney The
Bank of Can
Bland Mrs. An
Bland William
Bleach James,
Bligh Mrs. Ji
Dundas
Blinkhorn Wal
Blinn Hiram W
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W ellington 2 Blinn Warren,
Benson Dempsey, melodeon maker, fi bly Thomas, be
North )
BOARD OF TR
president ; T
tary-treasure
Bock Hermann.
MeDowell’s, -
Bodkin John, g¢
Boldson Robert.
Bolton James, ¢
Bond Abraham,
Bonn Joseph, c:
Bonser Alexand
Bonser George,
Bonser John, pa
Bonser Mrs, Joh
Booth George, p
Booth Joseph,
G.W.R., Hort
Booth Richard, |
das
Borland William
Rostwick Edwin
Goswell George,
Market sq
Boucher Daniel,q
Boummitt Reube
boring tools,
Bower Alexande
Bowes Mrs, Mary
Bowley George,
Bowman Daniel,
Lowman John, s
Petersyille
BOWMAN WIL
ondon and
Colborne
Bovee Henry, bu
Boyce John, tayd
boyd Henry, tin
Boyd Henry, me
Richmond, h J
vd James, eler
vd James Tel
Bank of Montr
Boy ohn, cons
Bord Robert, tai
Ville
Benson Mrs. Ellen
dress, Horton
Benson Odey, finisher, East Horton
Bentley Henry, grocer, King
Bergin Patrick, grocer, Burwell
Rergin Patrick, tailor, King east
Berringer Mark H., of Englehart & (o
bds at Tecumseh house, Richmond
Berry George, laborer, Colhorne
Besold Frederick, grocer, Talbot
Bethemanuel B., Episcopal metho
church, East Grey
Bethune Frank E., junior clerk Molson
bank
Beverley George, St James
Bezanson George, cooper, Bathurst
Bible depository, William Clark, agent
Richmond
Bickell Jolin, North
Bickley Francis, blacksmith, Weliingta
Bidnall John, bricklayer, Duke
Biggs James, carpenter, Duke
Biggs John, hostler, Talbo
Billen George, laborer, Adelaide
Bilton Brothers, soda water, Dundas
Bilton Edw. 8., of Bilton Brothe
Dundas
Bilton Joseph, of Bilton Brothers, (1
rence
Bingham Hiram C., insurance aged
Dundas .
Bird Michael, tailor, Duke
Birrell George, of John Birrell & Col
Carling
BIRRELL JOHN, & CO,, dry
Carling
» Wid Michael, laun
700
00
Westminster
Birrell Mrs. Hermine, wid Ralph, Kent
Birrell W. H., of John Birrell & (
Dundas j
Bissel William, seedsman, Westminst
Black Alexander, cab driver, Colborat
Black James, servant, Waterloo
Blackall Joshua, carpenter, Clarence
BLACKBURN J. & S., editors, print
and publishers of the London fr
Press, Richmond
BLACKBURN JOSIAH, of J. &
Blackburn, Market
BLACKBURN STEPHEN, of J. &
Blackburn, Dundas
Blackfriars mills, flour_and feed stom
George Phillips, off Ridout
Blackwell Mrs, Jane, wid William,
Horton . ‘
Blackwell Robert, carriage tmm
Wellington
Bla apa Uhnmas shoemaker, South
Blackwell William, fireman
Kast Horton
Blain Joseph, clerk, bds at Clarence
Bovdgoold Thon
BOYE T., ac
Erie Savings ;
yle James B,
school, Dunda
Ovle John, blac
tulford Amos,
tadley John,
‘illiam =?
rage Frederic
okn
Bramer Edward,
randon Michae
on David, br
Braund Mrs, Eliz
Simcoe
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+ Connexion methy
, Rast Horton
h G.W.R,, Maitland
iter, Duke
nt, Waterloo
Villis, Belton & Cg
hatter and firrier
|
Talbot
il refinery, Tallat
ernkeeper, Clareng
hinetmaker, King
ter, Maitland
wborer, Cartwright
.. Melodeon maker
elodeon maker, Es
wid Michael, laun
er, East Horton
cer, King
cer, Burwell
lor, King east
of Englehart & Co
house, Richmond
rer, Colborne
rocer, Talbot
Npiscopal methods
.
junior clerk Molson
1 James
cooper, Bathurst
Jilliam Clark, agent
acksmith, Weliingta
slayer, Duke
nter, Duke
r, Talbo
yrer, Adelaide
da water, Dundas
of Bilton Brothel
Bilton Brothers, (1
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r, Duke :
John Birrell & Co
& CO., dry goo
John Birrell & Ca
ie, wid Ralph, Keat
John Birrell & vy
dsman, Westmins
ab driver, Co
unt, Waterloo
arpenter, Clarenc?
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of the London ft
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off Ridout
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t aes .
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, insurance AgCcH AE fowman John, scalemaker, Market sq, h
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DOMINION 481 DIRECTORY.
Lonnon.
IIIT nnn nnn neenene nnn ERED ERE
plain Richard, 7 J. Atkinson & Co.,
ides in Galt
bait James, train despatcher G.W.R.,
Rast York at
ir James, jun,, Alma
Dat John, collector office City hall,
Richmond, h Kast Duke ;
Blair William, train despatcher G.W.R.,
and telegraph operator, East, York
Blake James, gardener, Westminster
Blakeney Thomas, _ teller Merchants
Bank of Canada, William
Bland Mrs. Ann, wid Robert, Horton
Hand William, laborer, bds York
Beach James, laborer, King east
Bligh Mrs. Joanna, wid John, East |
Dundas .
flinkhorn Walter M., clerk, Petersville
Blinn Hiram W., clerk, Talbot
Blinn Warren, Mill
sly Thomas, baker, Talbot
BOARD OF TRADE, Charles P, Smith, |
president ; Thomas Churcher, secre-
tary-treasurer, Richmond
Bock Hermann, bookbinder, bds at J. |
McDowell’s, Talbot
Bodkin John, grocer, Hamilton road
Boldson Robert, laborer, Clarence
Bolton James, carpenter, Talbot
fond Abraham, plasterer, Carling
Bonn Joseph, carpenter, Horton
Bonser Alexander, painter, Oxford
fonser George, gardener, George
Bonser John, painter, Bathurst
Bonser Mrs, John, Waterloo
Booth George, porter, Clarence |
Booth Joseph, car superintendent |
G.W.R., Horton
Booth Richard, boots and shoes, Dun-
das
Borland William, carpenter, East hill
ick Edwin, restaurant, Richmond |
‘ll George, Corn Exchange saloon, |
Market s¢
Boucher Daniel,carpenter, bds Fullarton |
Boummitt Reuben, manufacturer of oil- |
boring tools, Ridout
Bower Alexander, baker, Adelaide
Bowes Mrs, Mary, Colborne
Bowley George, builder, Kast North
Bowman Daniel, agent, Burwell
Petersville
Braund George, laborer, Palace
Bravender William, currier, bds Bathurst
Bray Henry, conductor G.W.R., Grey
Bray John, bricklayer, Clarence
Bray Patrick, laborer, Duke
Bremner Alexander J., printer, St James
BREMNER MALCOLM J.,_ reporter,
Westminster
Bremner Peter, cooper, Bathurst
Bremner Robert, cooper, Bathurst
Brennan —, gardener, Talbot
Brennan Dennis, laborer, Piccadilly
Brennan Edward, laborer, Mill
Brennan John, tanner, Ann
Brennan Mrs, Bridget, wid Patrick, Duke
Brennan Patrick, teamster, Waterloo:
Bryan John, bricklayer, Clarence
Briant Henry, of Adams & Co., bds
Talbot
Brien Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, Clar-
ence
Brierley James B., printer, Oxford
Briggs rev. Wm., Wesleyan, King east
Bright Henry, carpenter, Market
Bright Henry, batteryman G.W.R.
| Brinton Thomas, pedlar, Grey
BRITANNIA HOUSE, Thomas Loyd,
proprietor,a first class livery attached,
Wellington cor Yor
BRITISH EMPIRE
Flaherty, proprietor, East Bathurst cor
Burwell
Britt David, laborer, Grey
Broadley John, engine driver G.W.R.,
William
Broadvent Joseph, builder, York
Brock Isaac, plasterer, Wellington
George
| Brock Joshua, engineer, Waterloo
Brock Mrs. L., wid John, Grey
Brock rey. Isaac, M.A., St. John’s chapel,
ch of England, principal Huron Col-
lege
Brock Thomas, driver G.W.R., Hill
Brodie Hugh, station master G.W.R.,
York
Brodie James, Park cottage, n Lunatic
asylum
Brogan John, porter G.W.R., Syden-
ham
Bronsted Henry, finisher, Mill
BOWMAN WILLIAM, superintendent | Brooks James, laborer, East North
London and Port Stanley railway,
Colborne
Boyee Henry, builder, Watson
force John, tavernkeeper, Ridout
Sovd Henry, tinsmith, Simcoe
Boyd Henry, messenger Custom house,
Richmond, h King
Boyd James, clerk, Cartwright
boyd James T. clerk Savings department
Bank of Montreal
Boyd John, constable, Grey
pird Robert tailor, Dundas, h Peters-
ille
}oydgoold Thomas, laborer, Horton
BOYER T., accountant Huron and
Erie Savings and Loan society
Brooks John, laborer, East hill
Brooks Leonard, printer, Talbot
Broome Gordon,
college, Waterloo
Brophey Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Bernard,
Clarence
Brophy Patrick, laborer, Cartwright
Brough ven. ©, C., A.M. archdeacon of
London, St John
Brouse Charles, proprietor Golden Quoit
hotel, Burwell cor Kast York
| Brown Alfred G., clerk, North
Brown Arthur, laborer, Richmond
Brown Charles, proprietor Ontario
saloon, Richmon
| Brown E., engineer, Hitchcock
Boyle James B., headmaster Central Brown Edward, carpenter, Petersville
school, Dundas
Povle John, blacksmith, Simeoe
Bradford Amos, agent, Adelaide
Bradley John, engine driver G.W.R.
illiam
ice Frederick, cooper, Richmond, h
Bramer Edward, farmer, Petersville
Brandon
Michael, gardener, Simcoe
nil David; brakeman G.W.R., King
Braund Mrs, Eli i
nd Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, East
Brown George, blacksmith, Ridout
Brown George, engine driver G.W.R.,
Burwell
Brown Grorge, fireman, East Horton
| Brown H., bds at Tecumseh house, Rich-
mond
Brown Henry, brewer, Queen
Brown Jacob, piano tuner, Richmond
| Brown James, clerk, Mill
Brown John, chamberlain, office City
hall, Richmond, h North
Brown J. H. & S. R., school teachers,
North
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HOTEL, William |
Brock Isaac, professor Huron college,
teacher in Hellmuth | pucknell Henry, gasfitter, Grey
Brown J. H., of J. H. & 8. R. Brown,
North
Brown James H., of J. H. & 8. R. Brown,
North
Brown J. H. & 8. R., Mammoth livery,
opp Strong’s hotel, Dundas
BROWN JOHN JENNINGS, solicitor,
&c., Richmond, h North
Brown Matthew, fireman G.W.R., East
Simcoe
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, char-
woman, Simcoe
Brown Mrs, Jane, wid James, Mill
Brown Mrs. Mary H., wid Benjamin,
boarding house, York
Brown Mrs. William, Simcoe
Brown Richard C., Ridout
Brown Robert, dvaper, Litchfield
Brown Robert, tank inspector G.W.R.,
King
Brown Samuel R,, of J. H. & S. R.
Brown, North
Brown V. A,, M.D., Kent
Brown William, carriagemaker, Fullar-
ton
Rrowne Henry Richard, law student,
Bidout
| Browne Thomas, boiler works, Hamilton
road and William
Bruce David, of Stewart, Bruce & Co.,
Fullarton
Bruce John, laborer, York
Bruce major Henry, Petersville
Bruer —, laborer, Maitland
Brummitt Reuben, carriage spring
maker, cor Ridout and Bathurst
Brunstead Henry, finisher, Mill
BRUNTON WILLIAM G., dry and
fancy goods, Dundas, h Litehtield
Bruyeére rey, M. J., R. catholic, St Peter's
chureh
Bryan Robert, East Horton
Bryant Henry, of E. Adams & Co.
Bryce John M., engine driver, Bathurst
Bryce William, bookseller, Richmond
Bryce William, laborer, Ann
Bryce William, laborer, Dundas
BUCK E. A., operator Montreal Tele;
graph Co,, bds Bathurst
Buckle Mrs. Hannah, wid Jeremiah,
Picton
BUCKLE WILLIAM D., reporter of the
Herald, Picton
Buckley David, carriage trimmer, East
Dundas
3ucklin Charles, butcher, Victoria
BUDD C,
Ridout
Bugler Richard, jun., gardener, Col-
borne
Bugler Richard, sen., gardener, Col-
borne
BUILDER (THE),monthly, annual sub-
scription 50c.; T. W. Dyas, editor,
proprietor and publisher, Richmond
Bull Charles, miller, Bathurst
Bullen Robert, of H. F. McDonald &
Co.
Bullock John, butcher, Richmond
Bunker John, laborer, Grey
Bunn Joseph, carpenter, Horton |,
Bunning John W.,, fruiterer, Richmond
Burch Mrs. Jane, Adelaide
Burch William, plasterer, Market
Burdett George, engine driver G.W.R.
King east
Burgess John, King east
Burke Angus, laborer, Simcoe
Burke Edward, photographer, Richmond,
h Clarence
Burleigh William, shoemaker,Sydenham
Burnes James, bookkeeper, Richmond
Burnett John, wool dealer, John
B., veterinary surgeon,
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er
Lonpon.
Burnison William, Maitland
Burns George, clothier, Dundas, h Hitch-
cock
Burns James, blacksmith, York
Burns James, chiefclerk inland revenue |
office, John
BURNS JAMES, secretary Ontario
Savings and Investment society
Burns Mrs. John, Dundas
Burns Mrs, Mary Ann, wid William,
Fullarton
Burns Robert, discount clerk, Bank of
British North America, bds at West-
minster
Burr James, laborer, Pall Mall
Burridge John & Co., shoemakers, Dun-
das
Burrows Frederick, slater, East hill
Burrows George, bandbox maker, Ade-
laide
Burrows Philip, painter, off Adelaide
Burt J. L., engine driver G.W.R.,
Bathurst
Burt Samuel, car
Burton George,
Simcoe
Burton James, storekeeper, Adelaide
Busby James, bookkeeper, Clarence
Bush Simeon, carpenter, Wellington
Butcher William, painter, Piccadilly |
Butler Mrs. A., wid Henry, Wellington |
Buttery Walter, plasterer, Carling
Buttrey Henry E., clerk, Simcoe
Buttrey William Henry, tailor, Simcoe
Byron Valentine, King east
Cadman John, bds at Britannia house,
Wellington
Cahill Thomas, Ridout
CALDER ALEXANDER, butcher,
Dundas |
Calder John, machinist G.W.R., William |
Calder Wm,engineer G.W.R., East York |
Caldwell Charles, agent, Duke |
Caldwell Moses, repairer G.W.R., East |
hill
Caldwell Thomas, cabinetmaker, King, h
Talbot
Callaghar Patrick, laborer, East hill
Calooley John, laborer, Victoria
Camelon rev, David, ch of Scotland, |
Hitchcock
Cameron Angus, Waterloo
Cameron Duff, customs surveyor, Rich- |
mond, h St James
CAMERON H. D., travelling inspector |
Huron and Erie Savings and Loan
society, Talbot |
CAMERON JOHN, & BROTHER,
editors, proprietors and printers of the |
Daily Advertiser, Richmond
CAMERON JOIIN, of John Cameron &
Brother, Maitland
Cameron Miss M., milliner, Talbot
Cameron Thos., Hitchcock cor Ridout
CAMERON WILLIAM, jan., of John |
Cameron & Brother, Dundas
Cameron William, sen., printer, Dundas |
Campbell A. D., carpenter, Carling
Campbell C. T., M.D., Clarence
Campbell Donald, blacksmith, Colborne
Campbell Donald, stonemason, Mill
Campbell Duncan, agent, Petersville
panier, Bond
|
oilerwasher G.W.R.,, |
Campbell H. M., sewing machine agent, |
Market lane
Campbell James, agent, Wellington
Campbell James, machinist, Petersville
Campbell John, Sydenham
Campbell John, carriage builder, King,
h York
Campbell John, jeweller, Dundas
Campbell John Berry, M.D.
Campbell Mrs. H., wid Alex., Talbot
Campbell Mrs. J ohn, laundress, York
Campbell Thomas, carpenter, Horton
laide
| Carpenter Mrs. Jane, wid Joel, Clarence
cor Bathurst
Carr Mrs. Lucinda, wid Caleb, East
Dundas
| Carter David, laborer, Waterloo
| Cavanagh J. C., watchman G.W.R., |
DOMINION 482 DIRECTORY.
eee ee ee
Campbell Robert, yardman G.W.R., | Chapman Charles, bookbinder, Dundyy
Kast Horton
Campbell William, carpenter, | orton
Canadian Agricultural emporium, Wil-
liam Weld, proprietor, Dundas
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
William Simpson, manager, cor Rich-
mond and Carling
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., 8. Chad-
wick, agent, Richmond
Cannom Thomas, carpenter, King
Japon Charles, laborer, Market
| Carey Mrs., wid, Bathurst
| Carey William, of E. A. Taylor & Co.,
| Oxford
| Carfrae Robert, carpenter, Westminster
| Carling hon. John, of W. & J. Carling, |
Waterloo
Carling Thomas, Pall Mall
CARLING W. & J., City brewers,
Waterloo
Carling William, of W. & J. Carling,
Waterloo
Carpenter Mrs. Hannah, wid Henry, Ade-
Carrie William L., bookseller and sta-
tioner, Richmond, bds at Tecumseh
house, Richmond
Carrol Jas., clerk G.W.R., Westminster |
Carrol William, Colborne
vee Robert, brakeman G.W.R., East
iil
Carter Robert, proprietor Farmers hotel,
Dundas
Carter William, painter, Ridout
Cartledge Geo., shoemaker, Richmond
Cartledge Mrs. E., wid Geo., William
Carty Robert, pedlar, South
Case William, traveller, York
Caslake Ths. Henry, painter, Bond
onsiey Mrs. Jane, wid Henry, Peters-
ville
Castle James, waggonmaker, King
Cater Charles, carriage painter, Duke
Cathro Thomas R., messenger Bank of |
British North America, Maitland
Cattermole James, M.D., King east
Caudwell Edmond J., laborer, r Dundas
Dundas
Ceaser George, of McDonald & Ceaser,
Dundas
Central school, James B. Boyle, head |
master, York
Chadwick Barkley Elias,clerk, Richmond |
CHADWICK SAMUEL, agent Cana-
dian Express Co., and American Mer-
chants Express Co., Richmond, h
Dundas
Oleicentt Frank, of Chalcraft & Wright
ill
Chaleraft & Wright, butchers, Dundas
Chalmers William, saloon, Richmond, h
East York
| Chambers Charles, engineer G.W.R.,
Hamilton road
| Chambers David, bookkeeper, Rich- |
mond
Chambers George, superintendent car
shops G.W.R., bds at Montreal house,
York :
Chambers William, locomotive supcrin-
tendent G.W.R.
Chambers William G., bookkeeper, East
Horton
Chapman Albert T., of Smith, Chapman
& Co., Hitchcock
Chapman Alfred, carpenter, Colborne
Chapman Andrew, King
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| Chinneck John, shoemaker, Bathurst
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Chapman Charles, dry goods
Chapman Jobn, tanner, “Ann” 7
Chapman Mrs, Charles, milliner, Dundy
Chapman Robert, printer, Talbot
Chapman William, butcher, King Buy
Chapman William, carpenter, Grey
Chapman William, tinsmith, Bond
Charlton Gregory, farmer, Ridout
ed a John, Simeone
Charlton Robert, ticket clerk
tor G.T.R., Bathurst)
rke Mrs, Mar
rke Robert,
h Oxford
aydon ween
aypole Arthu
albot
ypole Mrs.
boarding hous
Charnock Robert, bricklayer, Richmond fe Mrs. A
Cheek Mrs, Anna, wid, East Horton borne
Chevers John, moulder, Simeoe
Chilcott Frederick, fireman G.W.R, But
York
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ghorn Andre
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neh Mrs, Cer
Waterloo
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ninster
veland Willis
house, Richmo
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ford Charles,
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kburn John, ¢
Bathurst
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lett Edward N)
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Mins James, en
ius John, Gro
ins Miss Mary,
Chinnery Richard, baker, Litehfield
Chisholm Andrew, & Co.,, dry goods,
Dundas
Chisholm Andrew, of Andrew Chisholm
& Co,, Talbot cor Kent
Chisholm George, traveller, Waterloo
Chisholm Hiram, salesman, East North
Christ church, ch of England rer,
James Smythe, M.A,, rural dean, ine
cumbent, Welling ton cor East bill
Christian Cole, shoemaker, Ridout, h
Thames
Christie John, builder and grocer, Pic
cadilly cor Waterloo
Church Frank, tavernkeeper, Maitland
Church Henry L,, of Jas, Ferguson & Co,
St James
CHURCH SOCIETY, diocese of Huron,
right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huroa,
president ; rev J. Walker Marsh, secre
tary, Richmond
CHURCHER THOMAS official assignee,
secretary-treasurer Board of Trade,
Ridout cor Carling, h Horton
City Arms hotel, J. Pannell, proprietor,
King
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO. OF (Ca
NADA, Fi. B. Reed, agent, Richmond
City Gas Co., Charles Hunt, president,
Thomas Drouth, secretary, Horton co
Ridout
City hospital, Alderman Hughes, presi
dent, Wellington
CITY HOTEL, J. Mossop, proprietor
Dundas
CITY MILLS, Charles Hunt, proprietor,
foot Talbot
Clampitt James, teamster, Colborne
Clancey James, laborer, Victoria
Clancey Michael, laborer, Victoria
Clappitt B. G., teamster, Colborne
Clare John K., accountant, East North
Clare Thomas, painter, Simcoe
Clarence house, J. Ryan, proprietor
King
Claris M., jeweller, Westminster
Clark —, bds East York
Clark Alex. shoemaker, Hamilton rot
Clark Alvin 8, barl er, Richmond, U
Bathurst :
Clark Aurelius, barber, East North
Clark Edwin, laborer, Bathurst
Clark George,laborer G.T.R.,Petersmif
Clark Geo., telegraph operator GWA
Clark James, agent, Talbot
Clark James, cooper, Talbot
Clark James, shoemaker, Simcoe ,
Clark John, brakeman G.T.R, Yor
Clark John, clerk, Waterloo
Clark Norman, G.W.R., Maitland
Clark Thomas, laborer, Carling F
Clark Thomas H., hon ae
Clark William, agent, Caring
Clark William, shoemaker, Welling’
Clarke Alvin $., barber, Richman
Clarke Mrs, Mary, wid John, laren
t]
ins Thomas, t
llinson James
Villiam
nan James, br
Aywhonn Nefsor
stock Harvey
hilon Samuel {
Klin Thomas
Richmond
huell David, bl
nell John, lab
nell John, lab
nell Mrs, Rliza
Mnolly Cornelit
hond
bnolly Henry, |;
hhor Charles ¥
sides at Dorchd
nor James, lab
mor John, shod
outh
[ Provinor oy
oOokbinder, Dunday
ry goods, Dundas
ier, Ann :
es, milliner, Dundy
inter, Talbot
nitcher, King Rast
arpenter, Grey
inamith, Bond
armer, Ridout
hoe
ieket clerk, oper
rst
icklaver, Richmond
id, East Horton
der, Simeoe
reman G.W.R., Bast
emaker, Bathurst
yvaker, Litchfield
& Co, dry goods,
of Andrew Chisholm
Kent
raveller, Waterloo
lesman, East North
of England rev,
[.A., rural dean, ine
‘ton cor East hill
oemaker, Ridout, b
Ider and grocer, Pic:
rloo
srnkeeper, Maitland
‘Jas, Ferguson & Co,
'Y, diocese of Huron,
rd Bishop of Huron,
Walker Marsh, seer
MEAS official assignes,
er Board of Trade,
ng, h Horton |
. Pannell, proprietor,
ANCE CO. OF C&
hed, agent, Richmond
rles Hunt, president;
secretary, Horton ¢0t
rman Hughes, pred
i)
. Mossop, proprietor
les Hunt, proprietor
hamster, Colborne
yorer, Victoria,
aborer, Victoria
meter, Colborne
sountant, Bast North
nter, Simeoe
J. Ryan, proprietor
|, Westminster
t York
haker, Hamilton rom
barber, Richmond, }
hvbor, East North
yrer, Bathurst
bror G.T.R.,Petersm
aph operator GW
t, Talbot
er, Talbot
maker, Simcoe
man G.T.R,, Yor
Waterloo
W.R., Maitland
yorer, Carling ;
painter, La
ent, Carling |.
hoemaker, Welling
arber, Richmon
wid John, Clarent
TARIO. ]
F.S., insurance agent and ex-
tag? broker, Richmond, h Litch-
ee Mrs, Mary, wid William, Colborne
rke Robert, bookseller, Market lane, |
h Oxford
yon Joseph, G.T.R., Adelaide
ypole Arthur H., carriage trimmer,
albot ;
ypole Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John,
hoarding house, cor Talbot and Hor-
on F
yton Mrs. Alice, wid James, Col-
borne '
gy Robert, grocer, Clarence cor Sim-
re
gy Thos,, barrister, Richmond,h King
ghorn Andrew, of E, Adams & Co.,
uke
mer J, brakeman G.W.R., Bathurst
nel Mrs, Cerina, wid col, Joseph,
Waterloo
veland John D., pumpmaker, West-
pinster
veland William P., clerk Tecumseh
house, Richmond
ff Alfred, mason, King cast
ford Charles, carpenter, Waterloo
bledick William, butcher, Burwell
kburn John, carpenter, Richmond, h
Bathurst
kell John, night watchman, North
ker rev. William, D.D., New Con-
pexion methodist, editor of the Evan-
pelical Witness, Dundas n Waterloo
ddington Aaron, North
de William G., Adelaide
@ William H., of Wilson & Code,
bis at Anglo American hotel, Welling-
m
fee Thomas, grocer, Richmond
fey Patrick, laborer, Petersville
ghian Michael, St James
ghlin J. Joseph, painter, Wellington
n William, currier, Bathurst
Ie Edwin, chairmaker, King
eman Edward, furniture store,Ridout
Heman George, gardener, Maitland
eman Wm., pensioner, r Market
lerick Henry, painter, George
les Frank, reporter, Oxford
es Robert, teamster, Great Market
PLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, James B.
Biratliy, Richmond
lett Edward $,, customs clerk, Rich-
ond, h Mill
Hlius James, engineer G.W.R., Simeoe
ius John, Grosvenor
ilins Miss Mary, dressmaker, Welling-
on
llins Thomas, tanner, Thames
linson James, engineer G.W.R.,
illiam
Mian James. bricklayer, East Simeoe
ayuhonn Nelson, shoecutter, Clarence
Well Thomas, upholsterer, Talbot
uber Mrs, Mary A., wid John, Market
's Henry, eabinetraaker, King
larvey, laborer, Carling
hilon Samuel ML, Clarence .
Klin Thomas, brakeman G.W.R.
Richmond ?
uell David, blacksmith, Simecue
nell John, laborer, Market
nell John, laborer, Bathurst
nell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Wm.,, York
bnolly Cornelius, policeman, Rich-
hond :
er carer aes
sides at Dorchester We heer ye?
poor James, laborer, Thames
Naa shoemaker, Market sq, h
DOMINION
|
Connor John, shoemaker, Petersville
Connor Michael, fitter G.W.R., Thomas
ss Mrs, Mary Ann, wid John, Mar-
et
Connors & Dennis, moulders, Ridout
Connors John, laborer, Thames
Conron Daniel, tailor, Piceadilly
Conroy Philip, laborer, William
Constable Witliatn, repairer G.W.R.,
Wellington
CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART,
Madame Desinarquest, superioress ,
Dundas
Conway Thomas, Westminster
COOK PHILIP,boots and slioes, Dundas
Cook Thomas, cabinetmaker, Talbot
Coombes Christopher,farmer,Vetersville
Coombes John, carpenter, Petersville
Coombs Henry, cabinetmaker, King
Coombs John, laborer, Simcoe
Cooper Edmund IL, blacksmith, King
Cooper Frank, photographer, Richmond
Cooper James, mason, Petersville
Cooper John, photographer, Dundas, h
Clarence
Cooper Mrs. Amelia, wid Francis, Simcoe
Cooper Mrs. Mary, wid D, East South
Cooper rey. James, D.D., Baptist, Talbot
Cooper William, of Mann, Hilson &
Cooper, Hamilton road
Cooper Win,, school teacher, Petersville
Coote Archibald, stonecutter, Adelaide
Copeland Josep) painter, Grey
Cork George, brakeman G.W.R., Rich-
mond
Cornish Francis Evans, of Cornish &
McDonald, Talbot
Cornish Frederick, conductor G.W.R.,
Hitchcock
Cornish Jolin, bridge inspector G.W.R.,
York
Cornish John, conductor G.W.R., Sim-
coe
Cornish & McDonald,barristers, Dundas |
Cornwall [. B., assistant deputy clerk of
peace, Talbot
Corp John, Oxford
Corrigan Christopher 8., barrister, Dun-
das, h North
Corrigan Mrs. Ann, wid, North
Corrothers Elijah, carpenter, North
| CORSAN THOMAS, manager Bank of
British North America, Richmond
Costanillo Josephus, carpenter, Market
Cottrell George, clerk, King east
Cottrell Patrick, laborer, King east
Couch William Robert, cabinetmaker,
Petersville
Coulson Joseph, South
COUNTY CLERK, James
office Ridout cor Dundas
County engineer, C, W. Connor, office
Ridout cor Dundas
County gaol, Joseph Lamb, gaoler; Mrs.
Jane Doyle, matron, Ridout cor Dun-
das
County judge and chairman of General
Sessions, William Elliott, Court house,
Ridout
Court house, Samuel Stansfield, keeper,
Ridout cor Dundas
Cousins James M., pumpmaker, Bathurst
Cousins Job, pumpmaker, Wellington
Cousins John, jun., fanning mill maker,
Talbot
COUSINS JOHN A., proprietor Anglo
American hotel, cor Wellington and
York
Cowan Edward, laborer, Adelaide
Cowan James, of Cowan & Wright,
Hitchcock
Cowan & Wright, hardware, Dundas
Cowley Edward, dairyman, r Dundas
Cowley Mrs. Mary, wid Joseph, Dundas
Keefer,
483 DIRECTORY.
LOonpon.
Cowley Robert W., grocer, Hamilton
ron
COX GEORGE, chief clerk P.O., cor
Waterloo and Oxford
Cox Mrs. Mary, wid Jos., Hamilton road
Cox Thomas, engine driver G.W.R., Ba-
hurst
Craddock George, architect, Talbot
Craig James A., clerk G.T.R., bds at
Revere house, Richmond
Craig John, pissterer, Carling
Craig Miss, Talbot
Craig Mrs. Sarah, wid John, Batnurst
Craig Samuel H., carpenter, Duke
Crane Owen, cooper, bds at Britannia
house, Wellington
Craneshaw Thomas, laborer, Horton
Crawford Andrew, engine — driver
,.1.R., Simcoe
Crawford Mrs, Isabel, wid Andrew
Maitland
Cray Mrs. Johanna, wid James, Market
Creab Alex., machinist, East Horton
Crein William, shoemaker, Wellington
Cremer Charles, blacksmith, Grey
Cressal Joseph, shoestore, Dundas, h
Picton
Crispin George, Adelaide
Crispin William, cigarmaker, William
Crittle William, grocer, Dundas
Crocker John, carpenter, Market
Crocker Mrs. J., grocery, Ridout
Croft Benjamin, of Green, Crofts & Co.,
Waterloo
Crombie John, book agent, Bathurst
Crone John, carpenter, St James
Cronyn Benjamin, of Cronyn & Cronyn,
East north
Cronyn Benjamin,of Goodhue & Cronyn,
Adelaide cor North
CRONYN & CRONYN, barristers, at-
torneys, solicitors, &c., Dundas
Cronyn Frank, clerk in post office in-
spector’s office, Westminster
| CRONYN RIGHT REV. BENJAMIN,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Huron, West-
minster
Cronyn Verschoyle,
Cronyn, East Dundas
Crook John, blacksmith, King, h Clar-
ence
| Crook Mrs. Johanna, wid John, Clarence
); CROOK'S CELEBRATED WAHOO
} BITTERS, manufactured solely by E.
| Anderson, Richmond, opp Tempe-
rance hall
| Crosbie Miss Margaret, store, Waterloo
| Crow Jas., of Plews & Crow, Bathurst
| Crow John, laborer, Maitland
Crow Mrs. Mary, wid Timothy, East
south i
| CROWN HOUSE, Chs Lilley, Dundas
| Crown salvon, James Mayts, proprietor.
| Dundas
Crowther Joseph, soapmaker, Oxford
| Cruickshank Alexander, of J. & A.
Cruickshank, Ann
| el ae J. & A., tobacconists, Dun-
qaas
| Cruickshank John, of J. & A. Cruick-
shank, Kent
Cruickshank Mrs, Catherine, wid John,
Ann
Cryer John W., coppersmith G.W.R,,
Clarence
Crystal palace,
Waterloo
Cumbers William, laborer, Richmond
Cumbledge Geo., coachman, Pall Mall
Cumming William, cooper, Bathurst
Cummins James, tinsmith G.W.R., Ba-
thurst
Cunningham John, watchman G.W.R.,
West York
of Cronyn &
Great market cor
ee
le igmegh
~AS
Lonpon,
Currie Donald, freight agent G.W.R.,
North
Curry Michael, carter, Hitchcock
Curtin Patrick, soapmaker, Westmins-
ter
Curtis John, boilermaker, Carling
Cushing William, saddler, London
township
CUSTOM HOUSE, J. B. Strathy, col-
lector, Richmond
Cuthbert Andrew, shoemaker, Ridout
Dagg panes, Five Alls inn, Hamilton
row
DAILY ADVERTISER, daily, annual |
subscription $4; Jolin Cameron & Bro- |
ther, editors, proprietors and printers, |
Richmond
Dale Jacob, farmer, Westminster
Dale John, farmer, Westminster
Daley Patrick, laborer, Waterloo
Dalton Henry D., post office clerk Carl-
in
Dalton Joseph, butcher, Covent Garden
market, h Petareyiile
Dalton Mrs. Mary, wid Henry, Talbot
Dalton Wmm., pensioner, off Colborne
Daniels James, carpenter, Petersville
Daniels William, carpenter, Petersville
Danks Isaiah, agent, St James
Danks Samuel, ‘Talbot
Darch James, saddler, King east
Darch John, King east
Darch Mrs. Jolin, harness store, Talbot |
Darch Robert, saddler, Bathurst |
Dark Henry, carpenter, grocer, Bathurst |
Dark William P., mason, East York
Dart John, waggonmaker, East William
Dart Roger, waggonmaker, Dundas
Darvil George, builder, Horton
Darvill David, foundry, King, h Hitch-
cock
Davey George, tailor, King
Davidson Alexander, of R. 8. T. David- |
son & Co., Dundas
Davidson Charles, Bathurst |
Davidson Jas., whitewasher, Wellington |
Davidson Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, |
Maitland
Davidson Mrs. Mary, wid William, Mill |
Davidson R. 8. T., & Co., dry goods, |
Dundas
Davidson Robert, of R. 8. T. Davidson |
& Co., Talbot
DAVIES DAVID, blacksmith, Wel- |
lington
Davies Thomas, laborer, Clarence
Davies William, laborer, Cartwright
Davis & Ball, barbers, Dundas
Davis Henry, of H. Davis & Son, Ridout |
DAVIS HENRY, & SON, watchmakers, |
Dundas
Davis John, barber, Wellington
Davis John, laborer, Dundas, h Welling- |
ton
Davis Orin, of Wilson & Davis, Bathurst
Davis R. P., clerk, bds Fullarton
Davis William H., of H. Davis & Son,
Kent
Davis William J., law clerk, bds Ba-
thurst
Davison John, barber, Wellington
Dawe George, blacksmith, East Horton
DAWSON MELVILLE D., of Siddons
& Dawson, Westminster
Dawson Peter, innkeeper, Westminster
DAWSON RIGHARD J. C., deputy
postmaster, Dundas
Dawson Wilberforce, printer, Waterloo
Dayton George, shoemaker, Cartwright
Deacon David, fireman G.T.R., William
|
DOMINION
Deadman James D., painter, Talbot, h
Ridout
DEAN WILLIAM R., manager Bank | Dodson & Perkin, butchers, Covent | Dunlop Samuel, mason, Hamilton"
of Montreal, Richmond
Deans William, grocer, Richmond
DeBalleray Joseph, Waterloo
Degraw James, teamster, William
Delaney Michael, laborer, Great market |
Delaney Miss, milliner, Dundas
Delaney Patrick, laborer, Victoria
Delay Donald, milkman, Petersville |
Dell William, confectioner, Talbot
Dempster Robert, head waiter, Waterloo
Dempster William, accountant Mol-
sons bank, h St James
Denahy John, policeman, Sydenham
Denby Henry I printer, Kast York
Denby William E,, carpenter, East York
Denham David A., builder, Grey
Denison George H., agent, Clarence
Denley Mrs. Matilda, wid Wm, Kasthill
Denney Anthony, cooper, King
Dennis Rowland, blacksmith, King, h
Simcoe
Denney Miss Eloise, bds King
Dent William, laborer G.W.R., Bathurst
Denton John M., merchant tailor, Rich-
mond, h North
Depper Augustus, carpenter, William
DERBY JAMES C., manager Tecumseh
house, Richmond
DESMARQUEST MADAME, superior-
ess of the convent of the Sacred
Heart, Kast Dundas
| Dewar Daniel, North
Dewar John, printer, Bond
Dewey Frederick S., machinist, Horton
| Dewey William «f., Jeweller, Dundas, h
Horton
Dick William, shoemaker, Colborne
Dickinson James, grocer, cor Waterloo
and Oxford
Dickson George P., teamster, Talbot
Dickson John, shoemaker, Simcoe
Dickson Mrs, Elizabeth, wid J., Welling-
ton
Dickson rey. James A, R., Congrega-
tionalist, King east
Diegman Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
Ridout
Dillon Henry St John, clerk, bds Talbot
Dillon Patrick, Colborne
Dinahan Richard, janitor, Colborne
Diner Charles, tinsmith, Wellington
Dipper Augustus, cab driver, William
Diprose Henry, grocer, Wellington
Diprose Robert, clerk, East York |
Dixon Benjamin, tinsmith, Litchfield
Dixon Henry, bricklayer, Carling
Dixon John, porter, York
Dixon John E., tailor, Westminster |
Dixon John R., of Dixon & Nash, East |
King
| Dixon Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Benjamin,
Wellington
Dixon Thomas, carpenter, King east |
Dixon & Nash, attorneys at law, Dun- |
das |
Dixon William, bricklayer, Carling |
Dobbie William, tollkeeper Blackfriars |
bridge |
Dodd D. D., of G. T. & D. D. Dodd, bds
at Clarence house, cor King and Cla-
rence
Dodd G. T. & D. D., carpenters, off Rich- |
mond |
Dodd G. T., of G. T. & D. D. Dodd, bds |
at Clareuce house, cor King and Cla- |
rence
DODD JOHN C., & SON, builders,
North
Dodd John C., of John C. Dodd & Son, !
Westminster
Dodge Newell C., stavemaker,
east
Dodge Noel C., laborer, Colborne
|
|
King |
Garden market '
484 DIRECTORY.
Neen ee iti
| Donald Henry, conductor GTP, Be
| Dunbar Wm., of J. & W. Dunbar, al
\wranto. }
ait
Dunn James, §
Dunn James
Dunn Joseph,
Dunn Mra, An
Dunn Mrs., wi
Dunn Richard,
DUNNETT ©.
tario white |
and candle 1
bot
Durand Donal
Durand James
Bast Dundas
rand Willia
urkin James,
urkin Martin,
(TTON 8
Dundas
utton Wim., e¢
wyer Stepher
Dwyer Willian
Was John, Ta
Was John J.,
DYAS THOM
provincial lat
proprietor
Suilder, Rich
ide Charles, |
er BB. car
Dymous Mrs,
[Proviner ¢
Dodson William, of Dodson & Pork
Dundas
Doherty James, helper G.W.R,, Sime
Doherty Thomas, conductor 6.W
Grey
Dolan Mrs, Margaret,wid Bryan,
Donaghue Patrick, laborer, Adelaide
Donaghue Mrs. Catherine, wid 0, (
wright mi
Donahoe Timothy, carter, Market
thurst
Donaldson Peter, shoemaker, Gy
Donnelly Henry, engine driver GWE
King east
Donnelly Michael, watchman 6.7%
Ridout
Donnelly Mrs, Mary, wid Joho, Willig
Donoghue John, tavernkeeper, York
Donohoe Daniel, tailor, Colborne
Donohoe Thomas, laborer, Burwell
Donohy Michael, laborer, Waterlog
Doon James, shoemaker, York
Dorman Henry A., foreman, Ridout
Douglas Adam, conductor G.W.R,
Bathurst
Douglas James, turner, Fullarton
Douglas John, carpenter, King cast
Douthwaite Charles, soap and cand
factory, Adelaide
Dove James, carpenter, Richmond King east
Downes Daniel, blacksmith, Adelaide HMDYSON WIL]
Downing John, pensioner, Willian amith, chee
Downs Duncan, machinist, Richmond Dundas
Famon John, b
Bast William, b
Eastern hotel,
Richmond
eath Henry, b
aton James, |
cor Adelaide
Haton James, d
Eckley Henry
chant, Pall \
Edgar Joseph,
dleston Geor
Dundas
son N. of R
Tecumseh ho
EDUCATOR (
subscription!
Proprietors a
(wards Edw,
Edwards Georg
EDWARDS J
and tinware,
Edwards John,
dwards Willi
East Simene
fher Abraham
York, h King
fher William,
gan James, p
ichmond
Egan John, inn
Egelton Mrs, GI
vaalatton
Mdridge John,
Eldridge John,
Blement Willia
Ingham W
BLUIOTT BRC
retail grocers
Ae
lott Charl
Talbot vi
Elliott Gideon,
lliott John, fa
ELLIOTT ‘Jo
manufacture
Doyfoos Abraham, of Englehart & Co,
resides in New York
Doyle James, switehman G.W.R, Tal
Doyle John, & Co,, saddlers, King
Doyle John, of Doyle & Co., King
Doyle Mrs. Jane, matron gaol, King
Doyle Peter, pumpmaker, East
Dovle Thomas, engine driver G.
Talbot
Drake Bartholomew, East York
Drake James, laborer G.W.R,, Ridout
Drake Phineas, William
Dranger John, of Dranger & Meyel
clothing, Dundas
Dranger & Meyer, clothiers, Richmond
Draper George, of Baker & Draper, bi
Dundas
Drayton Henry, cabinetmaker, Talbot
Drennan Mrs. H., wid James, Ridout
Dromgole John, commercial travel
Talbot y
Drouth Thomas, secretary City Gas U0
Westminster
Drugnam Miss Jeannet, Talbot |
Drummond James, pedlar, East hil
Drummond Robert J., teller Bank (
Montreal oy:
Drury Thos., porter G.W.R., Bast hill
Drynan Miss Janet, fancy goods, Tall
Duff Thomas, baker, Duke ‘
Duffield Brothers, oil refiners, Hamilta
road
Duffield J., of Duffield Brothers, Hand
ton road Ror
Duffield William, of Duffield Brotte
Dundas
Duffy Robert, cooper, Bathurst
Duguid Alex., carpenter, W stmin®
Dulmage Adam, laborer, Waterloo
Dulmage John, proprietor Ontaro bo
King ‘
Dumont William, carpenter, hi
Dunbar J. & W., blacksmiths, Yor
Dunbar James, of J. & W. Dunbar, 10
Duncan John, laborer, Grey . ments, Ratl
Dunean Mrs. Jane, wid W mt Eat Fast Bathurs
Dundas Jas, F., flour and_feed, Elliott John, la
i Eliott John'B
Dunn Henry, brewer, Westminster nb,
[ Provinor ¢
SS
of Dodson & Pork
lper G.W.R, Sime
conductor G.W
et, wid Bryan,
, laborer, Adelwide
therine, wid (,,(
carter, Market
ductor GTA, Be
shoemaker, Gry
ngine driver G.WR
» Watchman G.WR
ry, wid John, Willian
avernkeeper, York
tailor, Colborne
laborer, Burwell
laborer, Waterloo
maker, York
, foreman, Ridout
onduetor G.W.R, bd
irner, Fullarton
rpenter, King cast
les, soup and cand)
le
wnter, Richmond
lacksmith, Adelaide
ensioner, William
nachinist, Richmond
|, Of Englehart & Co,
York
chman G.W.R,, Tal
., saddlers, King
oyle & Co., King
matron gaol, King
pmaker, East)
ngine driver G,
ew, East York
orer G.W.R., Ridout
‘illiam
vf Dranger & Meyel
as
} clothiers, Richmond
f Baker & Draper, i
habinetmaker, Talbot
wid James, Ridout
sommercial travel!
secretary City Gas C0
hannet, Talbot ;
pedlar, Hast hill
rt J. teller Bank 4
ter G.W.R., Bast hill
t, fancy goods, Talbd
ker, Duke :
s, Oil refiners, Haviltd
iffield Brothers, Hau
, of Duffield Brotie
oper, Bathurst
rpenter, W -stmins
laborer, Waterloo
roprietor Ontario ba
, carpenter, Richi
blacksmiths, Yor
fJ. & W. Dunbar, Y¢
J. & W. Dunbar,»
borer, Grey :
e, wid Wm., Bast ¥
our and feed, Dur
mason, Hamilton"
bwer, Westminster
wrARio.] DOMINION 485 DIRECTORY.
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Dt ea, saddler, Talbot
oe W,, shoemaker, Bathurst
Dunn Joseph, fireman G.W.R,, Burwell
Dunn Mra, Ann, wid Henry, John
Dunn Mra., wid, nurse, King
Dunn Richard, carpenter, Colborne
DUNNETT CHARLES, proprietor On-
tario white sulphur springs, and soap
and candle maker, cor York and Tal-
bot
Durand Donald James, Westminster
Durand James, of Wright & Durand,
Kast Dundas
rand William, shoemaker, Dundas
urkin James, laborer, King east
urkin Martin, laborer G.W.R,, Kast hill
(TTON SAMUEL, saloonkeeper,
Dundas
Dutton Wm., carriage painter Petersville
wyer Stephen, pensioner, Colborne
Dwyer William ©., laborer, Wellington
Was John, Talbot
Was John J., accountant, Oxford
DYAS THOMAS W,, architect and |
provineial land surveyor; and editor, |
roprietor and publisher of the
Juildor, Richmond, h James
vde Charles, Bell inn, Talbot
ver I, B., carpenter, Grey
Dymons Mrs, Marian, wid William, |
King east |
DYSON WILLIAM, tin and copper
amith, cheese vat manufacturer,
Dundas
amon John, bricklayer, Fullarton
fast William, bds Bathurst
Eastern hotel, John Mason, proprietor,
Richmond
eath Henry, bookseller, bds Bathurst
Baton James, butcher, Hamilton road |
cor Adelaide
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Fletcher John, grocer, Dundas
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Foulds George, oil refiner, Adelaide
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Gagen James, tiusmith, Piccadilly
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Simcoe
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Gardiner Tho.s, innkeeper, East Horton
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Garner George, cooper, Bathurst
Garner Joseph, traveller, William
Garrett John, Thames
Garrity Mrs. James, Thames
Gaswell Lewis, laborer, Bathurst
Gauld Alexander, clothier, Dundas
Gauld William, clerk, Oxford
Gay John, barrister, King
Gaze James, William
Gear J. R., clerk, Dundas
Geary Jolin, of Geary & Moncrieff, King
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Geen Thomas, innkeeper, Westminster
Geldart Henry, engineer, Colborue
Genge Samuel IL, cabinetmaker, King
Geoghegan Jolin, tinsmith, Picton
GEORGE HOTEL, Thomas A. Harley,
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George James, shoemaker, Clarence
George William, stonecutter, Watson
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Gibbs Aaron, laborer, East South
tibbs John, carpenter, Simcoe
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Gibson Charles, bricklayer, Petersville
| Gibson George, bricklayer, Petersville
Gibson George G., student at law, bds
at Mrs. James’, Wellington
Gibson James, carperfter, Hill
Gibson James IT., trader, Grey
GIBSON LAWRENCE, seeretary-trea-
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Gibson Robert, bricklayer, Petersville
| Gibson Samuel, Petersville
Gibson William, mason, Petersville
Gifford William, blacksmith G.W.R.,,
Sumcoe
Giles Robert, finisher, Clarence
Gilkinson Mercer, brakeman G.W.R,,
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Glass George, engine driver, Hortey
| Glass Graham, saloon, Market lane
| Glass Samuel, East north
Glass Samuel J., deputy sheriff hing
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Glassford William, laborer, Horton
Gleason Edward, laborer, Colon
Gleason James, Victoria
Gleason Michael, laborer, East Nor
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| Going Ilenry, M.D., Dundas
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| Goldner Joseph, clothier, Richmond
| Goodacre E., wood turner, East Yg
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| Gooderham George, teanister, Aeli
| Goodhue Charles F., of Goodhue
| Cronyn, Westminster
|GOODHUE & CRONYN, bars
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Goodhue Mrs. Louise, wid hon, Garg
Bathurst
Goold Thomas B., burner, Horton
| Gordon Joseph, clerk 2. O., Water
| Gordon Miss Jane, dressmaker, Tal
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| Gordon Mrs. Hannah, wid Wil
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| Gordon William, Kent cor Tallet
| Gorman Cornelius, Clarence
| Gorman Daniel, auctioneer, Fullate
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Gorman Mrs. N., wid Joha, Horton
| Gould Martin, tailor, Dundas |
Gould Richard grocer, LHamiltontd
| Gould Samuel, plasterer, Dundas
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| Gower George, carter, Great market
| Gower Stephen, Petersyille
| Grace John, joiner, Petersville
| Graham John, Richmond
| Graham Jolin, cooper, Clarence
Talbot
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Graham Simon P., Grey
Graham William, carpenter, Duke
) Graham William, cooper, Bathurst
William Tharp, agent, clliees
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‘ Peters
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Hrav Anthony, store, Richmond
ray George, of Muirhead & Gray, East
Simcoe
ray George, ploughmaker, Fullarton
ray James, drill instructor, St James
Bray John, agent Shedden & Co, Bat-
hurst : en
ray Joseph, engine driver G.W.R., East
Horton
raydon Aquillia O., ledger keeper Mer-
chants Bank of Canada, Kast York
RAYDON SIMPSON H., mayor, bar-
rister, Dundas, h cor East York and
Maitland
1 Michael, shoemaker, East Dun-
das
rayson Mrs. Susan, wid George W.,
laundress, Waterloo
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W. K. Mu neral manager ; Wil- |
liam Walls
breaves John, tailor, Burwell
Breen Alexander, carpenter, Carling
ren, Crofts & Co., dry goods, Dundas
Breen Henry C., lumber merchant and
Miss Eliza, Ridout
reen Mrs. C., wid William, Colborne
reen Mrs, Eliza, wid Henry, Talbot
reen Mrs. Robert, Talbot
een Thomas, clerk, Petersville
Thomas, planing mill, cor Bat-
hurst and Clarence, h Bathurst
Breen William, policeman, Mill
Breen William, of Wallace & Green, bas |
tStroug’s hotel
w Wim. Henry, carpenter, Pe-
tersville
A.B., carriage trimmer, Colborne |
breet Richard O., Savings bank elerk, |
Canadian Bank of Commerce, North
preeves Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Eddison,
grocery, Burwell
veg —, gasfitter, bds Dundas
Samuel, laborer, Carling
‘ig John, Colborne :
PREY JOUN, agent for John Shedden, |
Richmond, h Bathurst
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Groves Henry, high constable, York
Groves James, Alma
Groves Richard, laborer, Piccadilly
Guard F.§, carriage builder, bds at Bri
tannia house, Wellington
Guersney John, sherift’s officer, King
Guilfoyle Patrick, shoemaker, Market
Gumaer Benjamin, Bathurst
Gunn Alexander, East North
tunn G, M., of Waddell & Gunn
Kent
Gunn Robert, shoemaker, King
graph Co.
Gurd John, of J. Gurd & Son, King
das
Guthridge East
William
Guylan A. F., carpenter, Grey
Hatlin Mrs. Maria, wid Jacob, Simcoe
James, policeman,
| Hagarty Daniel M. J., M.D., Richmond
| Hagarty Jolin, brakeman G.T.R., East
Grey
| Hall Charles, laborer, Petersville
Hall John A. B., classical teacher, Dundas
Hall John, builder, King
ifall John, laborer, Waterloo
Hall Richard, carter, Petersville
Hall Thomas A, coal dealer, East Ba-
thurst
Hall W., clerk, bds Dundas
Halley William, laborer, Maitland
Halligan John, Trafalgar
Halpin rev. William Henry, professor
Huron college, and incumbent St
Jolm’s church, Ann
Hamilton Andrew M., provision store,
Talbot, h Carling
Hamilton Arthurs., fauey store, Dundas
Hamilton James, Ridout
Iumilton Jas, conductor G.W.R.,Ridout
Hamilton John, Kent brewery, Ann
Hamilton Mrs., wid Henry, Dundas
Hamilton Mrs. Alice, wid Robert, South
Hamilton Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Wm., r
Kast north
Hamilton Road Primitive | methodist
church, rey, Thomas W. Jolliffe
Hamm Henry, gardener, Talbot
Hammet George, tinsmith, William
Hammill George, East William
Hammond Levi, miller, Petersville
Hammond Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Charles,
Litehfield
Hammond Richard, night watchman
William, farmer, Westminster
Bank of Montreal, Petersville
Hance John, laborer, St James
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Gunn William, operator Montreal Tele-
GURD JOHN, & SON, gunsmiths, Dun-
Gurd William, of J. Gurd & Son, King
Hancock John, miller, Talbot
Hanlon John, laborer, East Simeoe
Hannah David, clerk Simeoe
Hannan Timothy, watchman, East Grey
Hanratty James J., of 1. J. Hanratty &
Brieves John, tailor, Burwell
BRIFFIN GILBERT, post. office inspec-
t, Richmond cor North, h Talbot
tiki James, seedsman and florist, Rich-
mond, h Westminster
riflin William, foreman G.W.R. stables,
Clarence :
riflith James, assistant deputy clerk of
the crown and county court, West-
minster i
mitith John H., photographer, Dundas |
rifith Lyinan James, farmer, West-
Minster
vittith Mrs, Francis, wid EB, W,, Clar-
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iifith Richard, Dundas
muliths Richard, teamster, Kast Simeoe
atigg samuel, proprietor American ho-
tel, Richmond
*, carpenter, East Hill
timsha Joseph, carpenter, Grey
rout Stillman P., teacher Union school
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tooms Elijah, carpenter, Rast York
roves Frederick, hostler, Richmond — |
| Harens
Co., Litehfield
Hanratty J. J., & Co., dry goods, Dun-
das
Hanson Charles P., locomotive foreman,
London and Port Stanley railway,
Bathurst
Hanson Edward, gardener, Thames
Hardey D. L., eonfectioner, King
Hardey James, bricklayer, King east
Hardgraves James, bricklayer, Carling
Hardin William J., barber, Wellington
Harding Mrs. Hannah, wid William,
Richmond
Harding William, laborer, North |
Hardy Edward, shoemaker, Horton
Jacob, bookkeeper Strong's
hotel, Clarence
Hargrave John H., agent London Adver-
tiser, George hotel, cor Richmond and
York .
LONDON.
Hargraves Mrs, Sarah, wid Thomag,
Grey
HARLEY THOMAS ALBERT, pro-
-| prietor of George hotel, cor Richmond
and Market
Harmitage Amos, sectionman G.W.R.,
Colborne
Harper Alfred, M.D., Hitchcock
HARPER WILLIAM F., manager Mer-
>} chants Bank of Canada, Richmond
Harrington Edgar, ship carpenter,
Bond
Harris —, laborer, Watson
Harris Edward W., of Harris & Magee,
Eldor house, Ridout
Harris George B., of Harris & Magee,
Barton
| Harris Henry, carpenter, Burwell
Harris John, fruiterer, Richmond
Harris John, shoemaker, Talbot
HARRIS & MAGEKR, barristers, soli-
citors, Dundas
Harrison John, ‘carpenter, East North
Harrison John J., wire worker, Simcoe
Harrison Mrs. Eliza, wid Stuart, Col-
borne
Harrison P. W., oil inspector, bds at
Tecumseh house, Richmond
Harrison Thomas, carpenter, Colborne
Harrison Thomas, laborer, Wellington
Hart J. H., clerk, Canadian Bank of
Commerce, Dundas
Hart Richard, shoemaker, bds Bond
Hart Richard, wool dealer, Talbot cor
Oxford
| Hartley mill,
Richmond
Hartman Michael, tailor, Petersville
Hlartopp Mrs., wid King east
| Harvey Alexander, of T. & A. Harvey,
| Carling
Harvey T. & A., carpenters and joiners,
Talbot
Harvey Thomas, of T. & A. Harvey,
Carling
Harwood Jabez, carpenter, Richmond, h
| Waterloo
Harwood Thomas, blacksmith, Talbot
, Harwood William, plasterer, Oxford
Haskett Henry, of J. & Ul. Haskett,
Wellington
Haskett J. & IL, paper hangers, Dundar
Haskett James, of J. & Hl. Haskett
Wellington
Haskett Thomas, Fast north
| Hassett Michael, laborer, Talbot
! Hastings James, carpenter, Petersville
| Hathgate Thomas, painter, East North
| Hattley John, laborer, Sinicoe
| Hawkins Joseph, cabinetmaker, Rich-
} mond
; Llawkins Mrs. Agatha, wid Robert, Wel-
lington
Hawkins Samuel, cooper, Waterloo
| Hawkins Thomas, laborer G.W.R.,,
; North
| Hawkins William, cooperage, York, h
North
Hawley Albert, painter, Regent
| Hawley Miss Cliarlotte, teacher, Dundas
} Hawley Mrs. M. M., wid Edmund, board-
| ing house, Dundas
| Hawthorn Alexander, Waterloo
|} HAWTHORN WILLLAM, proprietor
Strong's hotel, Dundas
Hay Miss Jane, milliner, Dundas
| Hayden Thomas, hotelkeeper, cor King
| and Talbot
Mrs.
xe0. Turville, proprietor,
Bridget, wid
eS
| Haydom
| Bathurst
| Hayes Geo., boilermaker, East Simeoe
| Hayes George, boilermmaker, King east
| Hayes George, shoemaker, Talbot
| Hayes James, Ann
Ifenry,
ah Conor ees
at
}
i]
Lonpon.
Hayman William, bricklayer, Bathurst
Haystead David, hotelkeeper, Ridout
Hayward Thomas, laborer, East Grey
Hazlewood John, bricklayer, Cart-
wright
Headford Henry, storekeeper, York
Heanan Thomas, Grosvenor
DOMINION
Hindes Thomas, laborer, Petersville
Hindmarsh John, engine driver G.W.R.,
William
Hines Abel, bird stuffer, Clarence
Hines James, M.D., Talbot
Hiscox George, livery stable, North
Hiscox Thomas, livery stable, North
Heaps John, laborer G.W.R., Waterloo | Hislop John, cabinetmaker, Kast hill
Hearn James, tailor, Talbot
Heary James, Richmond
Heath Frederick, cooper, East York
Heath William, cooper, Talbot
Heathfield Matthew, druggist, Clarence
and Hill
Hebblethwaite Walter, carpenter, Oxford
Hedges Augustus G., carpenter, Wel-
lington
Helligan John, laborer, William
HELLMUTH COLLEGE, very rev.
dean Hellmuth, D.D., president, Wa-
terloo
HELLMUTH LADIES COLLEGE,
very rev. dean Hellmuth, D.D., pre-
sident, Waterloo
HELLMUTH VERY REV. DEAN,
D.D., dean of Huron, president Hell-
muth Ladies college, Waterloo, h
Grosvenor
Henderson A. J. G., of Andrew Chisholm
& Co., Talbot
Henderson Mrs. Margaret, wid Francis,
laundress, Clarence |
Bpneereort Mrs. Mary, wid John, Picca-
ily
Henderson Robert, cooper, Talbot
Henderson William, accountant Mer-
chants Bank of Canada, Waterloo
Henderson W., carpenter, bds King
Henry Felix, bookseller, Richmond
Henry Mrs., wid Charles, York
Henry Mrs. Jane E., wid Bennett, Col-
borne
Henshaw Geo., blacksmith, Wellington
Herrington Joshua, laborer, Colborne
Herron Robert, packer, Maitland
Hersell Lewis, innkeeper, Westminster
Hewitt Richard, laborer, Richmona
Hewlett George, iron monger, Colborne
Hibbert John, grocer, Clarence cor Hor- |
ton
Hickey Edward, Waterloo
Hickey Thomas, laborer, Adelaide
Hickey William H., teacher Hellmuth
college, Waterloo
Hickman William, carpenter, Simcoe
Hicks John, cooper, Simcoe
Hicks Richard, cooper, Horton
Hickson Samuel, clerk, York
Hickson William, clerk, Hitchcock
Hiegel Antoine, shopkeeper, Ridout cor |
Horton
Higby William, cabman, North
Higgins Eben, of Englehart & Co., bds
at Tecumseh house, Richmond
Hilbourne Charles, joiner, Market
Hill Edward, baggageman G.W.R., Cla- |
rence
Hill George, cook, Piccadill
Hill Mrs, Sarah, wid Samuel, John
Hill rev. A. C., B.A., chof England, cor |
North and Waterloo
Hill Richard, carpenter, St James
Hill S. Robert, laborer, Clarence |
Hill Stacey B., merchant, Westminster |
Hilliard & Saunby, flour and feed store, |
Richmond, mill at Petersville
Hilliard Thomas, G.W.R., Petersville |
Hilliard William M., of Hilliard & Saun- |
by, Clarence
Hillson Richard, of Mann, Hillson & |
Cooper, Simcoe
Hilton George, laborer, South
Hilyard Mrs. Ann, wid Jonathan, Col-
borne
Hoban Mrs. Ellen, wid James, grocery,
Cheapside cor Waterloo
Hobbins James, policeman, Bathurst
Hobbins Patrick, laborer, Horton
Hobbs Robert, M.D., Talbot
Hobbs William C., machinist and brass-
founder, Clarence
Hobson Raleigh W., Talbot
Hockin Samuel, cooper, Waterloo
Hockin William, cooper, North
Hodges captain Thomas, Westminster
Hodgins Edward, hatter, Simcoe
Hodgins Elijah, livery stables, Dundas
HODGINS & MORAN, carriagemakers,
Richmond
Hodgins Thomas D., oil refiner, Market
Hodgkinson Levi, painter, William
Hodgson Joseph, cleaner G.W.R., Wa-
terloo
Hogan John, laborer, Waterloo
Hogg Isaac, watchmaker, Market lane,
h Richmond
Hogg Mrs. Eliza, wid George, Petersville
Holder John, farmer, Westminster
Holliday Charles, luborer, Thames
Hollingworth John, merchant, West-
minster
Hollingsworth John, porter, Talbot
Hollinsbury George, tailor, Simcoe
Hollowell Wm., lamp cleaner G.W.R.,
Wellington
Holman Francis, bookkeeper, Simcoe
Holman George, manager Holman’s
opera troupe, Talbot
Holman Joseph, engineer, Wellington
Holmes Calvin D., barrister, Dundas, h
East North
Holmes George, carpenter, Mill
Holmes Henry, laborer, East York
Holmes Henry M., agent, King
Holmes John, fireman G.W.R., East
York
Holmes Marcus, West King
Holmes Mrs. Jane, wid William, Market | Hurley Martin, tailor, Dundas
Holmes Samuel, Hast Simcoe
Holway Mrs. Charlotte, wid James,
Ridout
Hoolahan Francis, carpenter, Petersville
Hoomond Levi, driver, Petersville
Hooper John, printer, Market
Hooper John, tailor, Colborne
Hooper Samuel, hairdresser, Dundas
Hopkins John, laborer, Duke
Hopkins Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Andrew,
Hamilton road
Hopper —, carpenter, Clarence
Hopper George, storekeeper, Clarence
Hopper Mrs. Robert, grocery, Duke
Hopper Robert, laborer, Duke
Horn Adam, carpenter, East Dundas
Horue John, laborer, Cartwright
Horne John, brakeman London and
Port Stanley railway, Grey
Horne William, cooper, Grey
Horner George, tanner, Talbot
Horsman John, plasterer, Piccadilly
Horton William, of Horton & Wilson,
Westminster
Horton & Wilson, barristers, Talbot
Hosie John, plumber, Watson
Hoskin John, laborer, William
Hoskin Samuel, cooper, Waterloo
488 DIRECTORY.
Hoskins Jeremiah, carpenter, East Hor- |
ton
Hoskins Philip, carpenter, East Horton
Hoskins Richard, carpenter, Hast Horton
| Impett Stephen, laborer, Ridout
[Province 9
Jicatianicaincnaee fee
Hoskins Wm., carpenter, East H
Housen John ‘tallOny Bast hill sr
Howard —, Talbot, Wellington
Howard George R., student at law, bj
at Mrs. Carpenter’s, Clarence ’
Howard Henry, laborer, Maitland
Howard Mrs., storekeeper, Wellington
Howard Patrick, pensioner, Waterlog
Howard Thomas, blacksmith, Adelaids
Howard Thomas, clerk, Talbot
Howard Thomas E., clerk, Simeoe
Howe Michael, boarding house, York
Howell Edward, farmer, Westminster
Howell John, carpenter, Hill
Howell Thomas, printer, Hill
Howell William, clerk, Hill
Howes Miss Harriet, dressmaker, South
William
Howes Wm., tinsmith, South Willag
Mionesson Jose
Annis George,
Ansell William
nternational
tor, Dundas
Jons Mrs. Jarfe
Irvine James,
Irviae John, fi
Irvine R., lanc
Irvine Thomas
Irvine Willian
Irvine Willian
Irvine Wim.,st¢
Irving Thoma
Irvin James,
Irvin John, fi
Jackson Miche
Jackson Sam
Howie William, carpenter, Colborts Horton
Howlett James, cooper, Simcoe Jackson Willi
Hoyer Arthur, tanner, Clarence Jacobs Joseph
Hudson George, cooper, Talbot tersville
James J., tailo
James Robert,
James Williar
Jamieson Johy
Jane John, ble
Jardine Andr
Jarmain Edwe
Jarman Benj.,
Jarman Willis
Jarvis Andrey
Jarvis Bold, ¢
Hamilton r¢
Jay Joseph, w
Jeifery Henry,
JEFFERY J¢
bank, deale
Litehtield,
Jeffery Mrs. E
Jeffery Willian
Jefferys Arthu
Jeffries Stephe
Jenkins Willi
Jenkinson Jos
Jennings Mrs,
Jenroux Josey
Jepson John,
JEWELL GE
Jewell, Dur
Joell Mrs. €.,
Johns Solome
Johnson Ales
h Colborne
Johnson Arth
Johnson Benj
Johnson F., ¢
Johnson H, 2
tor’s office
Johnson Jam
Johnson Jam
Johnson Jan
son, Sunn
Huggins Miss Jane, Maitland cor Ea
Simcoe
Hughes David, alderman, Clarence
Hull George, carpenter, North
Hull John, builder, Hamilton road
Hulse J. T., vinegar maker, Hamiltog
road
Hults J., cooper, Hamilton road
Humphrey Clark, cooper, Clarence
Humphrey Robt., shoemaker, r Dunia
Humphreys —, student, Dundas
Humpidge Mrs. Martha, wid Jams
boarding house, Talbot
Hunley Mrs. Martha,. wid Pleasant, laut
dress, Waterloo
HUNT CHARLES, proprietor City mils
and City Elevator, president City Ga
Co., and Ontario Savings and Inve:
ment society, office Golden Sheaf Ric
mond, h Westminster
Hunt Elisha, blacksmith, Dundas
Hunt Mrs. Ann, wid Samuel, King eat
Hunt William, innkeeper, Westminster
Hunt William H., laborer, Clarence
Hunter Hamilton, exciseman, Richmond
Hunter John, post office clerk, North
Hunter John, oil, lamps, &c., Richmont,
h Clarence
HURON AND ERIE SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY, L. Gibson, sett
tary-treasurer ; T, Boyer, accountant;
Hf. D. Cameron, travelling inspector,
Dundas
HURON COLLEGE, rev. I. Brock.
M.A., principal, rev. W. H. Halpis,
professor, George
Huron hotel, M. O'Meara, proprietot,
Richmond
Huskin Wm., carpenter, Hamilton road
Hussey Henry, blacksmith, East Bathurst Tahnan dot
Hutchinson Charles, market gardeue Sothern
Queen 7 rs
Hutchinson Charles, crown attorney and phan us
clerk of the peace, Court house, fi Sohnaton 4 \
dout, h Westminster ings, Ric!
Hutchinson Mrs., Richmond foiston be
Hutchison Alfred, carpenter, King Sadan B
Hutton James, moulder, East Horton Bathurst :
Huystend hotel, David Huystend, Jobuston Ri
prietor, King, h Ridout Johnston Ge
HYMAN ELLIS W. leather merch Sheston tf
and tanner, City hall building, Rich ioke ‘
mond Ake
Hyttenrauch St John B. M., music mi ee i a
ter Hellmuth college Johnston Ja
Johnston Jy
Johnston Jo
Johnston Jo
Ingram John, carpenter, Clarence
Ingram John A., carpenter, { sapere
Innes rev, canon G, M, MA, ¢
Johnston Jo
England, the rectory, North Johnston Le
[PRovivers
DNTARIO. ]
penter, East H
or, East hill bi
ot, Wellington
R., student at law, bi
ter’s, Clarence ’
nborer, Maitland
rekeeper, Wellington
pensioner, Waterloo
blacksmith, Adelaidg
clerk, Talbot
E., clerk, Simeoe
barding house, York
‘armer, Westminster
penter, Hill
winter, Hill
‘lerk, Hill
tet, dressmaker, South
Mionesson Joseph E., machinist, William
innis George, grocer, Petersville
insell William, Maitland
Mnternational hotel, EK, Payne, proprie-
tor, Dundas
ons Mrs. Jarfe, wid John, Wellington
Irvine James, laborer, Bathurst
Irviae John, farmer, Westminster
Irvine R., landing waiter G.W.R., Duke
hvine William, Ridout
Irvine William, machinist, Petersville
Irving Thomas T., barrister, Dundas
Irvin James, foreman, York
Invin John, fireman G.W.R., Grey
Jackson Michael, laborer, East hill
Jackson Samuel, engine driver G.W.R.,
Horton ;
Jackson William, laborer, Simcoe
Rmith, South Willisy
arpenter, Colborns
Oper, Simeoe
ner, Clarence
looper, Talbot
1e, Maitland cor Bai
tersville
James J., tailor, Litchfield
James Robert, grocer, Wellington
James William, carriagemaker, Dundas
Jamieson John, laborer, ‘Simcoe
Jane John, blacksmith, Hitchcock
Jardine Andrew, laborer, York
derman, Clarence
benter, North
r, Hamilton road
gar maker, Hamilto
Jarmain Edward, carpenter, Wellington
Jarman Benj., undertaker, Richmond
Jarman William, tinsmith, Bond
Jarvis Andrew, cattle dealer, Maitland
Jarvis Bold, clerk, bds at Mrs. Cox's,
Hamilton row
Jay Joseph, mason, Richmond
Jeifery Henry, carpenter, Maitland
Tamilton road
cooper, Clarence
shoemaker, r Dunda
ident, Dundas
Martha, wid James
Talbot
a, Wid Pleasant, laure
JEFFERY JOSEPH, manager Molsons |
bank, dealer in crude and refined oil,
Litelifield,
Jeffery Mrs. Eliz., wid Joseph, Simcoe
Jeffery William, carpenter, Dundas
Jefferys Arthur, West end saloon, Dundas
Jeffries Stephen, fishmonger, Petersville
Jenkins William, broker, Talbot
Jenkinson Joseph, blacksmith, Pall Mall
Jennings Mrs, Ellen, wid John, John
Jenroux Joseph, agent, South
Jepson John, produce dealer, Talbot
JEWELL GEORGE F., of Rowland &
Jewell, Dundas
Joell Mrs. C., wid John, Petersville
Johns Solomon, cooper, Thames
Johnson Alexander, leather merchant,
h Colborne
Johnson Arthur T. H., clerk, Colborne
Johnson Benj., laborer, Hamilton road
Johnson F., cabinetmaker, r Dundas
Johnson H, A., clerk post office inspec-
tor’s office
Johnson James, of Rowland & Johnson
Johnson James, blacksmith, King
Johnson James, of Rowland & John-
son, Sunny side
uh John, freight agent G.W.R,,
omborne
5, proprietor City mill
or, president City Gis
) Savings and Invest.
ce Golden Sheat, Ric
aster
smith, Dundas
d Samuel, King eas
Keeper, Westminster
laborer, Clarence
exciseman, Richmond
office clerk, North
amps, &¢., Richmond,
or, Dundas
TE SAVINGS AND
Y, L. Gibson, secre
', Boyer, accountant
travelling inspector,
GE, rev. [. Brock,
rev. W. H. Halpia,
@
)’Meara, proprietor,
nter, Hamilton road
csmith, East Bathurst
s, market gardener,
Johnson William, carpenter, Richmond
Johnston Alexander, laborer, Richmond
Johnston Alexander, leather and find-
ings, Richmond, h Colborne
Johnston Benjamin, laborer, Grey
Johnston Benjamin,
Bathurst
Johnston Edward, painter, We
Johnston George, painter, We
ohnston Henry A.
; mond .
Johnston James, builder, Wellj
Johnston James, serene white fi 1
Johnston James laborer, Willi a
» le , William
Johnston James, } i ci
ston James, blacksmith.
Johnston John, ¢ t faitiae,
, crown attorney and
‘e, Court house, hi-
ter
ichmond
arpenter, King
Ider, East Horton
wid Huystend, pr
idout
leather merchat!
hall building, Ricl»
llington
llington
post office, Rich-
1B. M., music mas
oe
yrer, Ridout
iter, Clarence
rpenter, Clarence arpenter, Maitland
1M, MA, ch of setnaton John, cooper, Bathurst
wy, North Tohnat 7esePhs painter, Great market
Johnston Leslie, Grosvenor
hyine Thomas, M.D., druggist, Dundas |
Irvine Wm.,storekeeper, Talbot, h Ridout
Jacobs Joseph E., engineer G.W.R., Pe- |
laborer G.W.R,, |
DOMINION
| Johnston Thomas, plasterer, Duke
| Johnston Thomas, tinsmith, Adelaide
Johnston Wm., fitter G.W.R., William
Johnston Wm. D., confectioner, r Duke
Jolliffe rev. T. W., Primitive methodist,
King
Kast Horton
JONES & BELL, proprietors London
Commercial college, Wellington
| Jones Henry, pedlar, Grey
| Jones J. W., of Jones & Bell, Simcoe
| Jones John, tailor, Bathurst
| Jones J., baker, South cor Wellington
| Jones William, carpenter, East North
Jory John, shoemaker, Horton
Jory William, waggonmaker, Ridout
| Joyce Thomas, laborer, Thames
Judd H. H., of Roe & Judd, Wellington
Kains Wm., grain merchant, King East
Kamnum Obediah, brakeman G.W.R.,
bds York
Kane John, Grey
| Kavanagh Thomas, Talbot
| Kearney John, conductor
Simcoe
| Kearney Pat., yardman G.W.R., Grey
| Keary John M., clerk, Kast York
| Keast Samuel M., engineer, East York
| KEEFER JAMES, county clerk, resides
; _ at Strathroy
| Keetfe John, constable, King east
| Keeler William, finisher, Kast North
Keenan Paul, bar tender, Petersville
Keenleyside Anthony, of Spencer &
Keenleyside, Dundas
Keightley Robert, carter, Mill
Kelly Elias, gardener, Sydenham
Kelly George, of Kelly & Sons, Talbot
| Kelly James, stonecutter, Waterloo
| KELLY JOHN, marble works, Cla-
| rence, h North
| Kelly John, trader, Petersville
| Kelly Jos., stonecutter, bds Waterloo
| Kelly Lewis, of Kelly & Sons, Dundas
| Kelly Mich., brakeman G.W.R., Simeoe
| Kelly Michael, gardener, Richmond
Kelly Patrick, head turnkey, West-
| _ minster
| Kelly Patrick, messenger, Simcoe
| Kelly Robert, turnkey, Dundas
| Kelly & Sons, tobacconists, Dundas
| Kelly Thomas, laborer, Carling
| Kelly William, laborer, Waterloo
| Kelly William, of Kelly & Sons, Dundas
| Kendrick John, carpenter, Adelaide
| Kennard Joseph, bread driver, r Market
| Kennath William, carpenter, East north
Kennedy Denis, blacksmith, bds Dundas
| Kennedy J. G., shoemaker, Wellington
Kennedy James, bricklayer, Clarence
| Kennedy John, bricklayer, Wellington
G.W.R.,
|
Kennedy Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Robert, |
| Korn Henry, cigarmaker, Great market
| LABATT & CO., brewers and maltsters,
| Horton
Kennedy Mrs. Honora, wid Michael,
| _ Clarence
Kennedy rev. Andrew, Presbyterian,
| agent of Presbyterian board of publi-
office Talhot
| Kennon Samuel, grocer, Talbot cor
Litchfield
| Kenny Michael, sectionman G.W.R.,
Horton
| Kent Alfred, cooper, Ridout
Kent Cartwright, Waterloo
Kent Charles W., Kent
Kent John, farmer, Westminster
| Keon Mrs. Elizabeth,
Piccadilly
| Keown James, teamster, East Bathurst
Kern J., W., iron moulder, East Horton
Kernolian James, soda water, Dundas
489 DIRECTORY.
| Jolliffe rev, William, Bible christian, |
wid William, |
|
| Lally Michael, marble cutter, Palace
| Lamb F,, oil refiner, bds at Tecumseh
LONDON.
Kerns John, engine driver, G.W.R.,
Clarence
| Kerr David, cooper, Bathurst cor Talbot
| Kerr Douald, laborer, William
| Kersten Mrs. Emily, wid Edward,
Litchfield
| Kessack Mrs, Jane, wid Thomas, Great
| market
Kettlewell Rich., farmer, Westminster
Keyes Thomas, teamster, Talbot
| Keyes Walter, teamster, Kent
| Kickham James, laborer, King east
| Kiddell William, tailor, Richmond
| Kidner John, clerk, Talbot
| Kidner Mrs. John, milliner, Talbot
| Kidner Robert, clerk, Talbot
| Kifner Henry L., billiard room, Rich-
| mond, h Hitchcock
| Killene John, tailor, Westminster
| Kilpatrick James, carpenter, Talbot
Kilus Augustus, carpenter, East York
| Kilworth William, tinsmith, Duke
| King George, Hill
| King George, whitewasher, Pall Mall
| King John, shoemaker, Dundas
| King Mrs, E. G., boarding house, Ba-
| thurst
| King Mrs. Eliza, wid H. L., Talbot
| King Stephen, tinsmith, Simcoe
| King Terence, porter G.W.R., Waterloo
Kingdom Mrs, Ann, wid William, East
York
| Kingsmill Thomas, dry goods, Dundas,
h Fullarton
| Kingswood Abraham, laborer, G.W.R.,
Simcoe
Kingwood Isaac, laborer G.W.R. Sim-
coe :
| Kipp William, carpenter, Pall Mall
| Kirkland Angus M., clerk Bank of Mon-
treal, bds Talbot
| Kirkpatrick Daniel, laborer, York
Kirkpatrick Robert, boot and shoe
| maker, Dundas
Kirkwood Thomas, bookkeeper, Oxford
| Kitching John, of Plummer & Co., track
| superintendent G.W.R., King
| Knatehbull captain Hugesson, R.A.,
Ridout
Knight Andrew, carter, Wellington
| Knight Charles, night station agent
| G.W.R., Waterloo
| Knott William, waiter, Maitland
| Knowles Henry, joiner, Richmond
| Knowles John, pensioner, Colborne
/ Knowlton Marvin, lumber dealer, West
Knox Robert, confectioner, Arcade
| Kohl & Atkins, cigar and tobacco store,
Dundas
Kohl Mrs. Margaret, wid Richard L.,
of Kohl & Atkins, Dundas
| Kompass William, cabinetmaker, York
Kordes Hiram, bookbinder, Oxford
Kordes Mrs. Martha, wid Herman, Litch-
field
foot of Talbot
Labatt John, of Labatt & Co., Simcoe
Labatt Miss M., Ridout
| cation, cor Richmond and Dundas, | Labatt Mrs., wid J. R., Grey :
| Lackie John, gardener, Petersville
| 1
wafferty Cornelius, laborer, Waterloo
Lafferty James, laborer G.W.R., King
east
Laing John B., of Laing, Sutherland &
Co., Litchfield and Talbot
LAING, SUTHERLAND & CO., whole-
sale fancy and staple dry goods,
Tatbot cor Carling
Laird Miss Jane, East North
Lake Miss Sophia, dressmaker, Dundas
house, Richmond
. Lee Hiram, agent, Water!su
Lonnon.
DOMINION
490 DIRECTORY.
[Province 9
er
Lamb Joseph, gaoler, Ridout cor Dun-
das
Lambkin Russell, traveller, East North
Lamond Allan, teamster, Grey
Lamond John, teamster G.T.R., Wel-
lington
Lancaster Joseph J., M.D., Dundas
Land Edmund, painter, Horton
Land Edward, farmer, Westminster
Land George P., of O’Brine & Land
Lane Patrick, laborer, Mill
Lang Alfred, bookkeeper, George
Lang George, machinist, George
Langmead Edwin, carpenter, Welling-
ton road
Laphim Charles, shoemaker, Richmond
Larkin John, policeman, Richmond
Larkin Joseph, G.W.R., Clarence
Larkin Patrick, laborer, North
Larvey Mrs. Alice, wid John, Market
Lathorn Thomas, melter, King east
Laverty James, trackman G.W.R., King
east
Law John, foreman sectionman, brass
founder, Simeoe
LAW JOIN, pump and pipe works,
Richmond, h cor Clarence and Hill. |
Law Thos, J., photographer, Richmond |
|
Lawless John P., accountant Bank of |
British North America, Duke
LAWLESS LAWRENCE, postmaster,
Richmond cor North, h Kent
Lawless Thomas, laborer, William
Lawrason Lawrence, J. P., _ official
assignee, Richmond, h East North
Lawrason William L., attorney at law,
Richmond, h Great Market
Lawrence Job, teamster, Market
Lawrence Jos., harnessmaker, Talbot
Lawrence rev. George, Episcopal
methodist, Hamilton road
Lawrence Walter, farmer, Petersville
Lawrence William, laborer, Grey
Lawson Mrs, Eliza, wid Hugh, Liteh-
field
Leadbeater Henry,
Adelaide
Leach Wm. J., blacksmith, King east
Leathorn Robert, butcher, Wellington
Leclear Jacob, carpenter, East Grey
Leconte John, clerk, bds Dundas
laborer G.W.R., |
Lee Hiram, surgeon, Litchfield
Lee James, machinist, Waterloo
Lee Mrs. Sarah A., wid Chs., Clarence |
Lee Thomas, tanner, North
Leed James, grocer, East hill
Leek Stephen P., wood carver, King
Leister Thomas, engine driver G.W.R.,,
Simcoe
Lenfesty H., broker, h Westminster
Lennon William, shoemaker, Hitchcock
Lennox James, boilermaker, York
Lennox Joseph, boilermaker, Colborne
LENOX JAMES, merchant tailor, Dun-
das
Lentall Thomas, furniture dealer, Rich- |
mond
Leonard Mrs. Mary, wid Elijah, John
Leonard hon. Elijah, steam engine |
works, stave factory and grist mill, |
York, h Talbot |
Leonard Lewis C., coal oil store, Rich- |
mond, h Hiteheock
Lesley James, carpenter, Bathurst
Leslie Alex., nursery man, Petersville
Leslie —, school teacher, bds at Mrs. |
Wright’s, Waterloo |
Leslie George H., clerk, Fullarton
Leslie James, laborer, r Market
Leslie Robert A., teller Bank of British
North America, King |
Lester Daniel, grocer, Burwell, h East |
York
Lester Mrs, Margaret, Petersville
Lethbridge John, tailor, John
Lewis Christman, laborer, Waterloo
Lewis Edwin, laborer, Grey
Lewis George, painter, Simcoe
Lewis John, laborer, Clarence
Lewis Marden, stillman, East hill
LEWIS ROBERT, Ontario stained
glass works, dealer in paints, oils,
&c., Richmond, h North
Lewis Samuel, laborer, Pall Mall
Ley John D., barber and fruit store,
Richmond
Ley John H., tailor, Richmond, h Dun-
das
Ley Thomas, store, Richmond
LEYS MAJOR FRANK, paymaster
Volunteers, Richmond
LILLEY CHARLES, grocer and provi-
sion dealer, Crown house, Dundas
Lindsay James, agent, King
Lindsay Mrs. Martha, wid
North
Lindsay William, laborer, Burwell
Linfoot George, butcher, Covent Gar-
den market, h Dundas
Lingard Thomas, machinist, York
Charles,
Little James, merchant, h Westminster
Lively John, innkeeper, Westminster
Livermore Thomas, stove mounter,
King east
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO.,, Alfred
G. Smyth, agent, Richmond
Lloyd 8S. MeVittie, clerk, Bank of Mon-
treal
Lloyd Thomas, Sun inn, Dundas
Lockhart James, Talbot cor Kent
Loftus John, carpenter, Clarence
Loftus Mrs, Susanna, wid John, Rich-
mond
Logan George, tailor, William
Logan Ileury, laborer, cor
and Pall Mall
William
| Logan James, book agent, East North
LONDON AND PORT STANLEY
RAILWAY CO., Murray Anderson,
president; William Bowman, superin-
tendent; William Pratt, station mas-
ter; office and depot, Bathurst and
Colborne
LONDON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
J. W. Jones and J. H. Kell, principals,
Wellington,
LONDON EVENING HERALD AND
PROTOTYPE, annual subseription
to daily $4; to weekly SL; Siddons
& Dawson, editors, proprietors and
wrinters, Dundas
LONDON FREE PRESS, daily, tri-
weekly and weekly; annual subserip-
tion to daily 85; to tri-weekly $3
to weekly $2; established 1855; J. &;
S. Blackburn, editors, proprietors and |
publishers, Richmond
London Mechanics institute and library,
T. Westlake, president, Adam Begg,
treasurer, Talbot
London Literary — society,
Meek, president, Richmond
Long Henry D., of E, Adams & Co., King
Long James, | ainter, Maitland
Long Mrs. Mary, wid Josiah, store,
Dundas
Long William, carpenter, Waterloo
| Longhurst Mrs, Eliza, wid John, North
Longley Charles, carpenter, Watson
la I r
Longley Thomas, carpenter, Watson
| Longmire John, printer, Market
Longmire Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas, Mar-
ket
Lord Robert, laborer, Adelaide
Lotts rev, Henry, R. catholic, St Peter's
ehureh
Edward |
Lottridge William, of Walker & Siuall.
man, South William
Loughlin Thomas, Petersville
Loughnane Patrick, tavern, Wel
' cor Bathurst
uoughrey Archibald, of Loughrey
Tackabery, Carling aA
Loughrey & Tackabery, saddlers, Rich.
mond %
Loughrey = William, grocer, Peters
Love William, engine driver GWR
Clarence
Lovedale John, laborer, bds at Britannia
house, Wellington
Loveless James, sexton Wesleyan ch
Richmond ’
Loveless Robert, grocer, Richmond
lington
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Low Richard, G.W.R., Bathurst
Lowrey Alexander, waggonmaker, (ol
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Lowry John, carter, Cartwright
Lowry Thomas, yardman G.WR
Wellington
Loyd Owen, carpenter, Grey
LOYD THOMAS, Britannia house, Wel.
ington cor York
Loyd William, cooper, bds at Montreal
house, York
Lucas H. G., maltster, bds at Tecumsed
house, Richmond
Lueas Mrs. Hannah, King
Lueas William J., carpenter, Maitland
Luscombe Thomas, painter, bds D
Lynam James A., teacher, Westminster
Lynch John, tailor, Waterloo
Lynch Mrs. Esther, wid John, East
Horton
Lynham John, builder, William
Lynham Miss Jane, Duke
Lyons Miss Elizabeth, Talbot |
MacAdams Alex., lumber merehant. Bond
Machattie Alexander, M.D,, cheuieal
works, Burwell
Macauley John, carpenter, Bathurst
Macbeth John, deputy clerk of the
Crown, elerk County court, Kinyeast
Macbeth Mrs. Annie, wid Geo, Bond
Macdonald Alexander, joint secretary
Agricultural Mutual Assurane At
sociation of Canada, Ridout cor Cr
ling
h Wellington ,
Macdonald D, €., joint secretary Agr
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tion of Canada, Ridout cor Carling
' Macdonald James, laborer, Dunas ‘J
Macdonald James, livery stable, Pur
larton
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Macdonald Richard, innkeeper, Peet
ville
Macdougall Miss M., Thames
Mackay —, laborer, Watson |
Mackenzie John, teamster, Simcoe
Mackenzie John, carpenter, York :
Mackenzie Philip, barrister, Dundas
Mackey Thomas, saloon, Market £4
LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher |
Macdonald Allan J., shoe store, Dundas
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ter, Grey
ritannia house, Wel-
per, bds at Montreal
fer, bds at Tecumseh
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arpenter, Maitland
vainter, bds Dundas
racher, Westminste
Waterloo
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er, MD, chemical
venter, Bathurst
sputy clerk of the
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ler, joint secretary
tial Assurance A®
da, Ridout cor Cat
shoe store, Duntas
hint secretary Agr
idout cor Carling
hborer, Dundas
livery stable, Ful-
1i¢, Clarence
innkeeper, Peter
Thames
Watson
hmster, Simcoe
penter, York
hrrister, Dundas
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Mackie Henry, laborer, Wellington
Mackie Thomas, plasterer, Carling
Yackin Daniel, pedlar, Waterloo
Macintosh Alexander, turnkey, York
YACMILLAN DUNCAN, | barrister,
Dundas
Macmillan Neil, laborer, Adelaide
McAdam John, engineer G.W.R., Simcoe
MeAlpine Dugald L., M.D., Talbot
McArthur Alex., farmer, Westminster
McArthur Charles, brakeman G.W.R.,
Talbot
McArthur D. C., grocer, Dundas, h
Clarence
MeAuliff Jeremiah, Music hall saloon,
Richmond ;
MeAvoy Bartholomew, cabinetmaker,
Mill
MeAvoy Mrs. Margaret, wid, Welling-
ton
McBride Alexander, of F, A. Fitzgerald
& Co. Burwell
McBride Alex., of S. & A. McBride,
Fullarton
McBride Patrick,
aud Maitland
McBride Samuel, of 8S. & A. McBride h
tidout
MePride S. & A,,
stoves and tinware, Richmond
McBride William, assessor, secretary
Agricultural society, Richmond, h
Fullarton
McBroom Thomas, groeer, Ridout
McBroom Thomas, secdsman, Market, h
Petersville
McCaffery Patrick, William
McCann James, furrier, Simeoe
McCann Peter, saloonkeeper, Richmond,
h Fullarton
McCann Philip, hatter, Dundas, h Mill
MeCanna David, bricklayer, Adelaide
McCanna Jaines, laborer, r Dudas
MeCanna William, laborer, Adelaide
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, Grey
McCarthy James, Litchfield
MeCarthy James, laborer, North
MeCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, Ridout
MeCarthy John, porter G.W.R., Ade- |
laide
MeCarthy Patrick, painter, Market
McCarthy Thos. poulterer, Market sq,
h Westminster
MeCLARY J. & O0., Ontario stove
works, York and Wellington
MeClary John, of J. & 9. McClary, |
Westnninster
MeClary Oliver, of J. & O. MeClary,
Dundas -
MeClary Peter, collector Inland revenue,
Richmond
MeCleary William, finisher, East King
MeClern Allan J., clerk, Hiteheock —
McColl Hugh, medical student, William
MeConnel Donald, plasterer, Carling
MeConvill Mrs, Henrietta, wid Daniel
Kast hill
MeCormick Andrew, grocer, Richmond
McCormick Daniel, fee ght clerk G.T.R.,
Simeoe ; :
MeCormiek John, laborer, Thames
MeCormick Mrs. Alice, wid Andrew
Richmond
MeCormiek Nelson, blacksmith, Carling
Me( ormick Thomas, wholesale confec-
toner, Clarence ~
McCormick William, fruiterer, Dundas
NeCroberts William, cooper, Dundas
eC rogson & Co, hatters, Rielimond
MeCue Jolin G.. proprietor, MeCue’g
hotel, Richmond ‘
MeCutcheon Henry, accountant Mer-
chants Bank of Canada
MeDaniel H. D,, agent, Richmond
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saloon, cor Duke |
manufacturers of |
McLean Mrs, Jane, wid John Hitcheock | McGarvey Edward, York
McLeary James, freight clerk G.W.R,, | McGeary George, shoemaker, King
bds at Britannia house, Wellington — | McGee John, cradle factory, William
McDermott Chs., carpenter, Richmond | MeGee Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, Waterloo
McDermott Charles, servant, Waterloo | McGill Archibald, butcher, Wellington
McDermott Patrick, contractor, Rich-| McGill David, American hotel, Ridout
mond | McGill Patrick, laborer, Wellington
| MCDONALD ALLAN J., boot and shoe | McGirdy John, shoemaker, Oxford
dealer, Dundas, h Wellington | MeGirdy Robert, cooper, Richmond
McDonald Alexander, deputy registrar, | MeGirdy Thomas, shoemaker, Dundas
Westminster | McGloghlon Win., watchmaker, William
McDonald Alexander, laborer, Bathurst | MeGloghlon William D., jeweller, Dun-
McDonald Alexander J.B., of Cornish | — das, h North
& McDonald, Talbot | MeGregor Daniel, dairyman, East Hor-
| McDONALD & CEASER, dentists,| . to
/ Dundas teers | McGregor Jno., brickmaker, Westminster
| McDonald Donald, carpenter, Colborne | McGregor John, ahoens er Oxford
| McDonald Donald, clerk, Talbot MeGrogan James, laborer, tichmond
| McDonald Edmund, shoemaker, Ridout | McGuire John, melodeon maker, Jobn
| McDonald Finlay, telegraph operator McGuire Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Christopher,
G.W.R. : | dressmaker, Oxford ;
McDONALD IL. F., & CO., bankers and | McGuire Mrs., Isabella, Maitland |
brokers, Richmond | McHenry James, laborer, Petersville
McDonald Hector, cabinetmaker, East Mellugh Patrick, laborer, 1 hames |
Horton | Mcinnes Mrs. Christina, wid D., King
McDonald Hector, turner, York | McInnis Donald, laborer, Kast William
McDonald Hugh F., of H. F, McDonald | McINTOSIT A., & J. G., & CO., impor-
& Co., hb Jolin | ters of staple and faney dry goods,
McDonald James, baker, Richmond | Dundas
MeDonald Ja.s, blacksmith, Petersville | McIntosh Alex., bookkeeper, St James
| McDonald James, livery stables, Car-| McIntosh Stexauder, of A. & J. G.
ling, h Fallarton McIntosh, Dundas
McDonald John, carpenter, bds Fullar- | Mefntosh Alexander, watchman, York
ton | McIntosh David, superintendent Ontario
McDonald John, fish dealer, Market sq tile works, Dundas
MeDonald John, moulder, Clarence McIntosh Frank, cartwright
McDonald Joln, saloon, Market sq | McIntosh John Gs, of A. & J. G. McIn-
McDonald John D., carriagemaker, Pall | tosh, King
Mall ) McIntosh John M., clerk, Dundas
McDonald Lauehlin, of McDonald & | McIntosh Mateolm, laborer, Bathurst
Ceaser, Dundas /MelIntosh Mrs. Julia, wid John, store ,
McDonald Mrs. Catherine, wid Donald, | Great market
| York MeIntyre Archibald, silver plater, King
| McDonald Mrs. Margaret, wid Alexanu-) Mefntyre Charles, brakeman G.W.R.,
| der, Duke Wellington
| McDonald Robert, carpenter, Clarence | McIntyre James B., clerk, North
| McDonald) William, bookkeeper, bis) Melutyre Mrs. Isabella, wid Alexander,
Dundas } William
MeDonnald Mrs. Jane, wid Alexander, | yfetntyre W., carpenter, bds Bathurst
| Bathurst | McWarlie William, farmer, Westminster
MeDonuell James, telegraph operator, | \fekay Robert, plasterer, Carling
| Talbot | MeKellar John, carriagemaker, Rich-
| McDonough John K., Richmond mond, h Hitchcock
/McDONOUGH THOMAS J., whole-) McKenna Andrew Francis, pensioner,
sale and retail grocer, Dundas, h Pall Mall
Keut MeKenzie Donald, butcher, Market sq
McDonough William, grocer, Richmond, | McKenzie Duncan, clerk, Ridout
hh Dundas McKenzie John, cooper, Adelaide
MeDowell James, hotelkeeper, Talbot | MeKenzie Philip, barrister, Westminster
McDowell Mrs. Eliza, wid John, board- MeKenzie Roderick, grocer, Richmond
ing house, Talbot MeKenzie William, M.D., York
MeDowell Thomas, painter, Talbot | Meknight John, laborer, Maitland
MeDunnough Frank, carpenter, East) MeKinght William, laborer, East York
hill MeLallan George, cooyer, Wellington
McEntyre Alexander, laborer, G.W.R., McLaren Andrew, of McLaren & Bar-
bds York her, Hiscox’s block, Dundas
| McHuliffe Michael, conductor G.W.R. McLAREN & BARBER, artificial limb
Richmond makers, Hiseox’s bluek, Dundas
| McEwen Mrs. Hessie, wid Wm., Dundas MeLaren Donald, carpenter, bds Ba-
| McEwen rev. James, ch of Scotland, thurst
} Westminster MeLaren Mrs. Marian, wid Jolin, Palace
| McFadden George, fireman G.W.R., Cole) MeLauchlan Mrs, Margaret, wid John,
| borne boarding house, North
| MeFadden John, Colborne ! McLaughlin Dennis, saloon, Dundas
MeFee Norman, conductor G.W.R., MeLaughlin Edward, clerk, Talbot
| Hmilton road McLaughlin John, post office clerk,
| MeGarey Jobn, laborer, Ridout | Mill
MeGarey Michael, janitor, Colborne McLaughlin Miles, laborer, Maitland
| MeGarey Mrs. Catherine, wia William, ) McLaughlin Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
| Ridout Carling
| MeGarey Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, Car-) McLaughlin Patrick, moulder, King
}__ ling McLaughlin Peter, laborer, Colborne
McGarvey East) MeLean Alex, laborer G.W.R,, Duke
| William McLean Donald, Duke
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McLean John, cashier G.W.R., Waterloo
McLean John, laborer, Bathurst
McLean John, printer, Colborne
McLean Mrs. Christina, wid Archibald,
Bathurst
McLean Mrs. Jane, wid John, Hitchcock
McLellan Johy, shoemaker, bds Bathurst
McLeod Finlay, blacksmith, Hitchcock
McLeod John, plasterer, East Simcoe
McLeod M., tailor, Westminster
McLeod Mrs. Ann, wid John, boarding
house, King
McLeod Robert, boilermaker, Carling
McLeod Thomas, East Horton
McLinden Daniel, laborer, Colborne
McLoughlin Denis, watchman, Dundas
McMAHON & GIBBONS, barristers,
Huron & Erie building, Richmond
McMahon Hugh, of McMahon& Gibbons,
Hitchcock
McMann Frank, blacksmith, Wellington
McMartin Patrick, hotelkeeper, King
MeMechan John, of McMecban & Son,
York
-McMechan John H, of McMechan & Son,
York
MecMechan & Son, boot and shoe dealers,
Dundas
McMillan Archibald, carpenter,Maitland
MeMillan Duncan, merchant, h West-
minster
“MeMillan William, oil refiner, Dundas
McMullen Arthur, laborer, Duke
McMullen Robert, joiner, Colborne
McMullen Thomas, clerk G.W.R., Mait-
land cor East Simcoe
McMullen Thomas F., sexton St Paul’s
cathedral, Duke
McMurray Thos., laborer, East Bathurst |
McNab George, student at law, bds
Ridout
McNamara Michael, laborer, Thames
McNamara Thomas A., printer, Thames
McNaughten James, carpenter, King
MeNeil Danicl, plasterer, Grey
McNeil Hector, tailor, Duke
McNeil James, Simcoe
MeNeil John, brickmaker, East Simcoe
McNeil John, laborer, Colborne
McNeil Robert, servant, Colborne
McNeil William, shoemaker, Grosvenor
McNelly James, cooper, King east
McNiff John, agent, King east
McPhail Archibald, lumber and coal
dealer, York, h Westminster
McPhail D., warehouseman
Clarence
McPhail Donald, freight department
G.W.R., Clarence
McPhail Donald,
Waterloo
McPhee Daniel, carpenter, East Simcoe
McPhee Hector, fireman, Bativurst
McPhe> Mis. Catherine, wid Watson,
VR oso
G.W.R,
lumber merchant,
.? \rehibald, dry goods,
uitchcock
M.. borsc.. George, boots and shoes,
)undas
MePbevson John. & Co., boot and shoe
manarenu Dundas
McPherson Robert, of Stewart, Bruce
& Co., Fullerton
McRobert Mrs. Jessie, wid William
Petersville
McRoberts William, cooper, Ridout
MeVean Peter, cabinetmaker, York
Madafer Charles, carpenter, Hast Horton
-Madden John, finisher, Hast York
Madigan James, pensioner, Trafalgar
Madland Mrs, Louisa, wid William,
King east
Magee George, Hitchcock
Magee Jas., of Harris & Magee, Dundas
Magee Thomas, carpenter, York
Magee John, cradle and rake factory,
York, h Dundas
Magee William, builder, East Dundas
Magee William, waggonmaker, York
Mahan, Hilson & Cooper, oil refiners,
Hamilton road
Mahan Lawrence, of Mahan, Hilson &
Cooper, William
Mahon Charles, accountant, Bank of
Montreal
Mahon John F., Dundas, h Hitchcock
Mahon Mrs. Julia, wid Adolphus, Hitch-
cock
Mahoney Timothy, laborer G.W.R., bds
Kast York
Main Charles, farmer, Westminster
Main Richard, plastezer, East York
Maker Charles, laborer G.W.R., Ridout
Manbille Matthew, iaw student, West
York
Manigault Edward, clerk, Alma
Manigault G., Alma
Manley Eli, laborer, Grey
Manley Robert, dry goods, Dundas
Mann James A., photographer, Dundas
Mann Salem D., teacher, King
Manning Peter, barber, Dundas
Mansion house, John Orr, proprietor,
Richmond
Mantle Joseph, shoemaker, Wellington
Manville Matthew W., of Cornish &
McDonald, York
Mapstone William, signal man G.T.R.,
Dundas
Marchant Henry, teamster, Talbot
Marchant Joseph F., baker, Wellington
Markham rev. Joseph, Primitive metho-
dist, Bond
Marks John, fitter, East Horton
Marks William, engine driver G.T.R.,
Simcoe
Marques James, laborer, East York
Marra Richard, oil refiner, King east
| Marriat Joseph, shoemaker, Maitland
Marrs David,
Dundas
Marsden Mrs. Ellen, wid Thos., North
Marsh Lewis, assistant secretaryC hurch
society, East Dundas
Marsh rev. J. W., ch of England,
secretary Church Society, Waterloo
cor Piccadilly
Marshall Hugh, repairer G.W.R., East
Horton
Marshall James, laborer G.W.R., Cla-
rence
Marshall John, bookkeeper, bds Talbot
Marshall Thomas, blacksmith, bds
Dundas
Marshall William, driver G.W.R., Hill
Martin Albert, trackman G.W.R.,
Palace
Martin Godfrey, cooper, East Horton
Martin Henry, carpenter, North
Martin Hugh, fireman G.W.R., King
east
Martin John, laborer, Grey
Martin Joseph, baker, Wellington
Martin Richard, shoemaker, bds at Wel-
lington house, Bathurst
Martin Sedgewick, barber, Maitland
Martindale Joseph, helper G.W.R.
East Horton
Mason Alexander, cooper, Ridout
Mason Dennis, clerk bds Bathurst
Mason Donald, operator G.W.R., bds
at Britannia house, Wellington
Mason John, moulder, East York
Mason John proprietor Hastern hotel,
Richmond
‘Mason John,
Horton
boot and shoe maker,
waggonmaker, East
Mason John §., engine driver G.WR
Clarence 7
Mason Mrs, Jane,wid Oliver, Wellington
Mason William, watchman G.WR
Wellington Sy
Massatt Mrs. Sarah, wid Obadiah
Petersville ,
Matheson —, Maitland
Matheson Heman, machinist, Bathurst
Matheson Henry, Free Press, East
North
Mathews Samuel H.,grocer, Weliington
Matthews John, Maitland
Matthews Joshua, blacksmith, Hortop
Matthews Richard F., post office clerk
Duke
Matthews William, messenger Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Petersville
Mawhinney Robert, policeman, Thames
Maxwell Jas. E., jun., artist, West York
Maxwell James E., sen., shoemaker
West York
May Samuel, laborer, East Horton
Maylard Philip, clerk, East North
Mayne Matthew, conductor G.WR,
Colborne
Mayne Richard, plasterer, East York
Maynes Matthew, conductor G.W.R,
Talbot
Mayo William, oil agent, East York
Mazyck Alexander, clerk, Alma
Mazyck Edward, Alma
Mearns Charles, clerk, h Talbot
Mearns Wm., cabinetmaker, Richmond
Mechanics institute, Talbot
Mechanics institute and library, 7
Westlake, president, Adam Begg.
treasurer, Talbot
Meehan Patrick, laborer, Carling
Meek Edward, student at law
Meek Thomas, watchman, Court house
h Market
Melbourne Mrs. Agnes, wid Andrey,
grocery, Wellington
Mellish “James W.,
plater, Dundas
Meloche Jas., telegraph repairer, Horton
Mercer John, millwright, Clarence
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.
William F. Harper, manager; Henry
McCutcheon, accountant, Richmond
Meredith Edmond, of Meredith & Mere
dith, Dundas, h Talbot
Meredith John C.,, clerk Division cout,
Dundas, h Talbot cor Market
Meredith & Meredith, barristers, &¢,
Dundas 3
Meredith R. M., of Meredith & Meredith,
Talbot :
Meredith William R., of Scatcherd &
Meredith, Talbot °
Merrihew Mason J., carpenter Franklin
Merritt Charles Henry, carpenter, King
Merritt G. H., clerk, Ridout
Merritt John (., bookkeeper, Richmonl
Merritt Mrs. Letitia, wid Charles, boar
ing house, King :
Merritt Stephen, teamster, York
Metherall William, laborer, Palace
METHARELL JOHN, grocer, Dunia
Methodist church, rev. W. Briggs, min
ter
Methodist Episcopal church, rev. J.
Williamson, minister, Hast North 2
Colborne
Meyer Adolphus F., Alma,
Meyer John A. G., plasterer, Richmon!
Meyer Moses, of Drange? & Meyer,Duntss
Michael Robert, Dundas
Michie Mrs. Caroline, wid John, Fat
North
Middlesex County gaol, Joseph Lamb,
gaoler, Dundas hil
Middleton George, carpenter, Bast
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Free Press, East
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blacksmith, Horton
F., post office clerk,
messenger Canadian
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, policeman, Thames
ni, artist, West York
1. Sen., shoemaker
er, East Horton
rk, East North
conductor G.W.R,
asterer, East York
conductor G.WR,
agent, East York
, clerk, Alma
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netmaker, Richmond
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te and library, T
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chman, Court howe
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raph repairer, Horton
right, Clarence
Nk OF CANADA.
yer, manager; Henry
countant, Richmond
of Meredith & Mere:
Talbot
clerk Division cout,
bt cor Market
lith, barristers, &¢,
Meredith & Meredith,
R., of Scatcherd &
., carpenter Franklin
nry, carpenter, king
k, Ridout ;
okkeeper, Richmond
, Wid Charles, boa
amster, York
laborer, Palace
HN, grocer, Dundis
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DOMINION 493 DIRECTORY.
LoNpon.
_
‘hel William, farmer, Westminster
ahi Charles, jun., of Milburn &
Co., Grey oot
Milburn Charles, sen., of Milburn &
Co., Colborne
Milburn & Co., barrel factory and saw
mill, East Simcoe ; ,
Mildrum Joseph, gunsmith, Richmond
Millar captain David, York :
Millar John, of T. & J. Millar & Co., York
Villar Robert, tailor, Talbot
Millar Robert D., of T. & J. Millar & Co.,
Wellington
MILLAR T. & J., & CO., oil refiners,
Bathurst, stove dealers, Dundas
Millar Thomas, of 'T. & J. Millar & Co.,
Dundas
Miller Benjamin, farmer, Petersville
Miller Edward, faney goods, Dundas
Miller Mrs. Julia, wid Charles, Clarence |
Milligan Caroline C., matron Lunatic)
asylum |
Millman W. H., commercial traveller,
bds Talbot
Mills Hugh, carpenter, Maitland |
Mills Isaac, laborer, Dundas
Mills James, laborer, Kast Dundas
Mils James, signalman G.W.R., cor
North and Adelaide
Mills John, bookseller, Richmond, h East
Horton
Mills John H., laborer, Wellington
Mills Mrs. Mary, wid John, King
Mills Mrs. Sarah, wid James, King east
Mills Thomas, engineer, William
Mills William, shoemaker, Sydenham
MILNE MRS. JAMES, importer of |
Serlin wools, fancy goods, millinery, |
&e, Dundas
Milroy William, children’s carriage- |
maker, Richmond |
Milton James, Waterloo hotel, Richmond
Minhannick Jos., cabinetmaker, Simeve
Minhinnick, Geary & Co., oil refiners, |
Hamiltonoadr |
Minhinnick John R., of Minhinnick,
Geary & Co., Maitland |
Minnett Edward, boilermaker, Adelaide |
Minton Thomas 8., painter, Talbot
Misner Frank, cooper, Simeoe
Mitchell Bossum A., druggist, Dundas, |
h Kast King 5
Mitehell James, King
Mitchell John, brakeman G.W.R., Grey |
Mitchell Mrs, Agnes, wid Wm., King east |
Mitchell Miss Sarah, East Simcoe |
Mitchell William, cabinetmaker, Simcoe |
Mitchelltree Jos., boilermaker, Carling
Mitehelltvee William, butcher, Covent |
Garden market
Mockler John, shoemaker, Duke
MOFFATT LIEUT.COLONEL JAMES, |
brigade major, cor Simeoe and Talbot |
Moir Johu, stoneeutter, King east
Moisse William, saddler, King
MOLSONS BANK, Joseph Jeffery,
Intnager ; William Dempster, accoun-
tant, cor Dundas and Market lane
Monarque Félix, carpenter, Horton
Moncrief W., private school, Burwell
Moncrieff George, of Geary & Moncrieff, |
barrister, Burwell ;
Monk Hector, tailor, Bathurst
soatoe Robert, servant, Richmond
vontague Henry, carpenter, Ridout
Montgomery James, brakeman G.W.R.,
Kast Bathurst
MONTREAL HOUSE, W. H. Essery,
Pounstor, opp G.W.R. freight house,
MONTREAT, OCEAN STEAMSHIP
10, head office, Montreal ; William
a agent, East Horton. See Adv
(ALLAN Lryg) page facing first cover
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., W.C.
Furness, agent, Richmond
Montroy Ric ard, fruiterer, Richmond
Moohan Patrick, waiter, Simcoe
Mooney Thomas,yardsman G.W.R.,Wel-
lington
MOORE B. F., proprietor Tecumseh
house, Richmond
Moore Charles G., M.D., Wellington
Moore Edwin M., bookkeeper Tecumseh
house, Richmond
Moore Fred. A., insurance agent, York
Moore Gilbert, agent, Talbot
Moore John, bar tender, Richmond
Moore Martin, laborer, Cartwright
Moore Robert, bricklayer, Grey
Moore Robert, cooper, bds at Montreal
house, York
Moore Robert, engineer, Grey
Moore Samuel, bricklayer, Petersville
Moore Thomas, reporter, Mill
Moore William M., druggist, Clarence
Moore William, exciseman, Gore road
| Moorhead Alexander, blacksiuith, King
MOORHEAD GEORGE, furniture ma-
nufacturer, King
Moorhead Thomas, engineer G.W.R.,
North
Moorhead William H., whitewasher,
East hill
Moorehouse Wm, laborer, East Simcoe
Moran Frank, driver, Petersville
Moren James, bricklayer, Dundas
Moran Jeremiah H., of Hodgins & Moran,
Richmond
Moran John, laborer, Richmond
Moran Mrs, Margaret, wid Jeremiah,
boarding house, Dundas
Morden R. J. P., M.D., North
More Colin, carpenter, East Simcoe
Morey Joseph W., printer, Westminster
Morgan David, janitor tire department,
Barton
Morgan Frederick, machinist G.W.R.,
bds Bathurst
| Morgan George, painter, Duke
Morgan James, laborer, King east
Morgan L., painter, Great market
Morgan W. J., clerk G.W.R., Clarence
Morgan William H., carpenter, Clarence
Morkin E., Victoria hotel, Wellington
Morkin Martin, currier, Piccadilly
Morkin Thomas, innkeeper, Richmond
Morley Charles, butcher, Dundas
Morphy Andrew, watchmaker, Dundas,
h North
Morrill George H., U.
Richmond and King
Morrill Simeon, York
Morris James, laborer G.W.R., Maitland
Morris John, carpenter, South
Morris Robert, innkeeper, Westmisister
Morris Samuel, student, bds Bathurst
Morris Thomas G., carpenter, Grey
Morris William, carpenter, Westminster
Morrison Donald, commercial traveller,
Colborne
Morrison Francis, blacksmith, Bond
Morrison John, laborer, Wellington
Morrison John, well digger, South
Morrison Mrs. Janet, wid Wm., Maitland
Morrison Robert, laborer, Maitland
Morrison Thomas blacksmith and
wargonmaker, North, h Maitland
Mortimer John, cooper, Ridout
Mortimer William, dealer, Market sq
Morton Charles, car examiner G.W.R.,
Waterloo
Mosby Mrs., wid, Maitland
S. consul, cor
Moser Mrs. Franees, wid Nathan, Talbot |
Moss William, plasterer, Great Market
MOSSOP JONATHAN, proprietor City
hotel, Dundas
Moule John, grocer, Dundus, h Talbot
| Moulton Chauncey, York
| Mount Hope Orphan asylum, conducted
by the sisters of St Joseph, Richmond
, Mountjoy Miss E., milliner, Talbot
| Mountjoy Richard,fruit dealer, Richmond
h Wellington
| Moxon David, brakeman G.W.R., Ridout
Moyes James, mason, Westminster
Moylan Patrick, laborer, Dundas
| Moylan William, laborer G.W.R., Wel-
lington
| Moyles Joseph H., teacher, Ann
| Muhier Mrs. Caroline, wid John, East
| North
| Muir John, blacksmith, East Simcoe
Muirhead & Gray,oatmeal mill, Colborne
Muirhead James, of Muirhead & Gray,
| East Simcoe
Muldoon Arthur, butcher, Westminster
| Mulgrove Jas., teamster G.W.R., York
Mulkearn Michael, engine driver, East
| Horton
Mullaney Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, Talbot
Mulligan Patrick, laborer G.W.R., East
| Simcoe
| Mulligan Patrick, laborer, West York
| Mullin John, cabinetmaker, King
|Mulraney John, conductor G.W.R.,
Jathurst
Mummery Stephen, taxidermist, Talbot
| Munro Robert, trimmer, Ann
| Munroe James, blacksmith, King
| Munsie J. F., time clerk G.W.R., Water-
| loo
| Murch James, baker, Talbot
| Murdoch William, student at law, bds
| at Mrs. Thompson's, Bathurst
| Murphy David, servant, Waterloo
| Murphy Jolin 8., provisions, Dundas
| Murray Adam, county treasurer, West-
| minster
| Murray Alex., carpenter, Wellington
| Murray Hugh, cardmaker, East Dundas
| Murray Hugh $., watchmaker, Rich-
| mond
Murray Jolin, laborer, Adelaide
| Murray Michael, laborer, Thames
| Murray Mrs, Sarah, wid John, Talbot
Murray Patrick, brakeman, Bathurst
| Murray Robert 8., dry goods, Dundas, h
| Talbot cor Kent :
| Murray Thomas, laborer, Bathurst
| Murtagh Mrs. Julia, wid Peter, York
| Musie hall,City hall building, Richmond
Mustill John, blacksmith, Ridout
Myland William, laborer, Wellington
Nagle Thomas, grocer, York
| Nash Benjamin, John
| Nash John W., cabinetmaker, Talbot
Nash William H., of Dixon & Nash,
| John
Nash William, moulder, Bathurst
National Life Insurance Co., U.S., H.C
Bingham, agent, Dundas
| NATTRASS REV. J., agent Etna Life
| Insurance Co. of Hartford, Mill
Naven Patrick, teamster, Clarence
Needham Mrs, William, dressmaker,
Dundas
Neal Thomas, plasterer, Cartwright
Neal Richard, barber, King
Neal William, laborer, William
|
|
Nelles H. H., dentist, Dundas, h West-
minster
Nelles Henry K., solicitor and attorney,
Richmonc
| Nelles John, potter, Hamilton road
Nelles John A., M.D., coroner, Dundas
Nelson Daniel, conductor G. W. R.,
Burwell
Nelson George, G.W.R., Wellington
Nelson John, laborer G.W.R., Welling-
ton
Lonpon.
DOMINION
494 DIRECTORY.
[PRovinog op
Nelson Mrs. Janet, wid Daniel, Burwell
Aeon William, fireman G.W.R., Bur-
we
Nesbitt James S., of Nesbitt, Shaw &
Co., bds at Anglo American hotel, cor
Wellington and York
Nesbitt, Shaw & Co., importers and
manufactures of staves, headings, &c.,
King west
NEWCOMBE WILLIAM,
Dike and Richmond
Nichol Philip, Wellington
Nichol Thomas, gardener, Duke
Nicholl Walter, carpenter, East Horton
Nichols —, blacksmith, Simcoe
Nichols George, laborer, Thames
Nichols John, carpenter, Hast Dundas
Nichols John, letter carrier, Petersville
Nichols William, laborer G.W.R., East
York
Nichols Wm. B., carpenter, King east
Nicholson —, servant, Duke
Nicholson Adam, engineer, bds Welling-
ton house, Bathurst
Nickels George, livery stable, Richmond
Nickels Mrs. Mary, Talbot
Nicol Charles, laborer, Wellington
Nicolle John, clerk, Wellington
Nitschke John, piano manufacturer,
Dundas
Nixon George, farmer, Petersville
Nixon John, township reeve, farmer,
Westminster
Nixon Joseph, farmer, Petersville
Nixon Walter, farmer, Petersville
Noades Charles E., tailor, Richmond
Noble Alexander, carpenter, Adelaide
Noble William, painter, North
Nolan Daniel, laborer, Horton
Nolan Patrick, mason, Sydenham
Noon Mrs. Catherine, wid James, gro-
ceries, Richmond
Norrie Francis, shoemaker, Richmond
Norris George, tailor, Richmond
Norris Mrs. Nora, wid James, Piccadilly
Norman Mrs. Maria, wid Chs., r Dundas
North Branch mills, Hillard & Saunby,
proprietors, Petersville, office Rich-
mond
North Charles, shoemaker, King
North Ebenezer, builder, Richmond
North StreetWesleyan methodist church,
rev. J. Elliott, minister, North cor
Clarence
North Street Wesleyan methodits
church, rev. J. Elliott, minister
North Thomas, brakeman G.W.R.,South
Northmore John, shoemaker, King
Northrup Augustus, melodeon maker,
Simcoe
Noyle Charles, carpenter, East Horton,
Noyles Jos., school teacher, Piccadilly
Nuttall Robert, tailor, Westminster
Oakley William, builder, East York
Oates Joseph, bookstore, Arcade, Ridout
O’Brien James, Talbot
O’Brien & Land, barristers, &e., Rich-
mond
O’Brien Mrs. Ellen, wid John, Talbot
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, Adelaide
O’Brien Ths., of O’Brien & Land, Kent
O'Brien William, laborer, King east
O'Byrne Bernard, carpenter, East Grey
O'Byrne John P., carpenter, Wellington
O'Callaghan Mrs. M. J., wid Dennis, Y ork
O'Callaghan Thos. E., grocer, Dundas
O’Connor Dennis, moulder, Ridout
O'Connor James, carpenter, Talbot
O’Connor James, oyster saloon, cor
King and Richmond
O'Connor John, photographer, Bathurst
O'Conner William, teacher Hellmuth
college, Waterloo
Odell John, porter, King east
M.D., ,cor
Odell Leonard, innkeeper, Westminster
Odell Mrs. M., wid W., Kast Bathurst
Odell Phylier A,, clerk, King east
Odell Wm. L., innkeeper, Westminster
Odle Edwin, horse dealer, South
Odle Mrs. Deborah, wid Sheldon, South
O'Flaherty Mathias, storekeeper, Wel-
lington
O’Haren Daniel, blacksmith, Richmond
O’ Hearn Michael, blacksmith, Richmond
O'Higgins Joseph P., of F. Smith & Co.,
_ Picton
Oke Richard, laborer, Adelaide
O'Leary Lewis, laborer, Waterloo
Oliver James, hide inspector, Fullarton
Oliver Mrs. Edward, Dundas
O'Malley Austin, harnessmaker, Cla-
rence
O'Meara Andrew, pork butcher, Well-
ington
O'Meara John, laborer, Waterloo
O'Meara John, laborer, Richmond
O'Meara Martin, post office messenger,
Richmond
O'Meara Martin, proprietor Huron hotel,
Nichinond
O'Meara Stephen, carter, Kent
O'Meara Timothy J., post office clerk
O'Meara Timothy, laborer, Waterloo
O'Neil Arthur, mason, Waterloo
O'Neil Hugh, carpenter, King east
O'Neil Patrick, tanner, Mill
Ontario hotel, J. Dulmage, proprietor
King
Ontario Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
James Johnson, secretary and treas-
urer, Richmond
Ontario saloon, C. Brown, proprietor,
Richmond
ONTARIO SAVINGS AND INVEST-
MENT SOCIETY, James Brown, se-
cretary
ss Sinke Tile Co., A. Emery, manager,
Dundas
ONTARIO WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, Charles Dunnett, proprie-
tor, foot of Dundas
Orange John, grocer, cor East Grey
and Clarence
Orphan asylum, Thomas
Orr John, proprietor, Mansion house,
Richmond
Orr Robinson, Wellington
Osborn Alfred, carpenter, Petersville
Osborne Charles, bricklayer, Clarence
Osborne Mrs. J., wid Frank, Waterloo
Osborne William, Burwell
Osborne William, tinsmith, bds Dundas
Osland Alf., fireman G.W.R., Waterloo
O'Toole Anthony, laborer, Piccadilly
Overell John, brewer, Talbot
Overell John, bookkeeper, Talbot
Owen Luke Wade, city collector, City
hall, Bond cor William
Owens Frank, reporter, Oxford
Owrey James, J.P., York
Oxley David, boilermaker, Bathurst
Oxley Michael, pensioner, Ridout
Pacey George, machinist, Fullarton
Pacey Juhn, of Plummer & Pacey,
Hitchcock
Paddington John F., butcher, Hamil-
ton road
Paine John, brakeman London and Port
Stanley railway, Grey
Palmer Edmund, carpenter, Horton
Palmer George, carpenter, Bathurst
Palmer Henry, carpenter, Colborne
Pannell John, proprietor City Arms
hotel, King
Parish George, of Bauden & Parish,
Westminster
Parke W. J., of Ross, Lovett & Parke,
Hamilton road
eine,
PARKE E. JONES, barrister, solicitor
for the London and Port Stanle
railway, Dundas, h Westminster
Park Samuel H., tinsmith, Clarence
Parker Charles W., shoemaker, Dundas
Parker Frank, tailor, bds Bathurst
Parker Fred., fitter G.W.R., Willian
Parker John, shoemaker, North
Parker Joseph, laborer, Grey
Parkinson John, salesman, Simcoe
Parkinson Rob, farmer, Hamilton road
Parkinson Thomas, tailor, Talbot
Parnell Thos., carriagemaker, Waterloo
Parr Samuel, laborer G.W.R., Grey
Parsons Chas., fitter’s assistant G.WR.
Rast Simcoe
Parsons James, driver, Petersville
Partridge & Essery, attorneys, Dundas
Partridge Thomas, jun., of Partridge &
Kssery, Colborne
Partridge Ths., sen., builder, Maitland
Partridge Wm., shoemaker, Hitchcock
Paterson J. Frederick, teller Canadian
Bank of Commerce, bds Ridout
Patterson William, night watchman
G.T.R., Burwell
Paul Anson, King east
Paul Samuel, lumber agent, East York
Pavey & Lrother, carriage builders,
King west
Pavey Edwin, of Pavey & Brother,
King west
Pavey Eli, of Pavey & Brother, King west
Payne Edmund, proprietor International
hotel, Dundas
Payne Elijah, shoemaker, Grey
Payne Samuel R., M.D., York
Payne Thomas, carriagemaker, John
Payson Miss Melicie, Fullarton
Peach Henry, boilermaker, Carling
Peacock Mrs. A., wid James, fancy
store, Richmond, h Bathurst
Pearson James, stillman, Adelaide
Peddie James W., dry goods, Dundas
h King east
Peddie Mrs. Jessie, wid Jas., Litchfield
Peddie Robert L., clerk, Litchfield
PeddleGeorge, cabinetmaker, Litchfield
Peel John R., marble works, Richmond,
h Oxford
PEEL THOMAS, merchant tailor, Dun
das, h Kent
Peel William T., clerk, bds Duadas
Pegler Anthony, North
Pegler John, potter, Hamilton road
Pegler Tony, florist, Hamilton road
Pejott Thomas, butcher, Covent Garden
market
Pellow Thomas, currier, Petersville
Penn James, brewer, Maitland
Pennington John, Adelaide ;
Penny Rdmund, gardener, Piccadilly
Percival James, flour and feed, North
Percival Joseph, bookkeeper, Piccadilly
Percival Joseph, clerk, Great Market
Percival William, flour and feed stoi,
Dundas
Percival William, South
Perey Robert, plasterer, Colborne
Perkins George, tailor, Grey
PERRIN DANIEL §&., confectionel,
Dundas, h Carling /
Perrin Findley, tinsmith, Wellington
Perrin John, miller, Kent cor Ridout
Perrin Leonard, Hitchcock
Perry & Gerry, carpenters, King
Perry Lewis, laborer, York :
Perry Solomon, of Perry & Getty,
Westminster
Peters Frederick, bag gageman G.W.R,
Petersville . ? i
Peters George, confectioner, Richmon'
Peters John, farmer, Petersville
Peters William, farmer, Petersville
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Peters Same
and archite
Peters Willia
Petrie Alexat
PEVERETT
office G. TI
evler Dixon,
Pezet P. Geol
Phair Henry,
Phellps Andi
Philipps Will
»hillips Geor}
Ridout, h K
hillips Hen
North
Phillips J.P. ¢
Phillips John
Phillips Jolin,
Phillips Pat.,
and Port St
Phillips Steph
ster
Phillips Thom
hillips Willis
Phipps Paul,
borne
PHENIX FC
proprietor,
Pickering Mi
Kent
Pickett Danie}
Pickett Thoms
Pierce Robert
Pigott Mrs., w
Pineh Thomas
Pinder W., bo¢
Pinkham Jani
Piper Richard
Pitt George, f
Bond ;
Plant Mrs. Mi
Platt John, fl
mond, h Pe
Platt William,
PLEWES & (
end flonring
Plewes Willia
Plimimner John
Plummer & Cc
Blummer Ep!
Dundas
BPlummer Joli
Ridont
Plummer Jol
Fullart
Plummer &
Ridout
Pocock Frede
POCOCK Jt
and shoes, |
Pollard Josep
Pontey Alex,
BP ool Charles,
Poole Samuel
Pope Charles,
Pope John, bi
Pope John, la
Pope John W
ope Samuel,
ml ope Willian
bot, h Pull
ort Mrs. An
Porte Thoma
Porter Mrs, A
orteous Day
Porter John,
ence
Porter Rober
Portwood Jo:
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postmaster
tant, Riehn
POST OF PT
Griffin, Ric
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barrister, solicitor
und Port Stanly
| Westminster
mith, Clarence
hoemaker, Dundas
_ bds Bathurst
G.W.R., William
iker, North
er, Grey
ssman, Simeoe
er, Hamilton road
ailor, Talbot
remiaker, Waterloo
G.W.R., Grey
8 assistant G.W.R,
ar, Petersville
attorneys, Dundas
un., of Partridge &
builder, Maitland
maker, Hitchcock
k, teller Canadian
», bds Ridout
night watchman
ust
‘agent, East York
carriage builders,
Pavey & Brother,
Brother, King west
rietor International
aker, Grey
.D., York
iagemaker, John
Fullarton
maker, Carling
wid James, fancy
h Bathurst
nan, Adelaide
Iry goods, Dundas
vid Jas., Litchfield
erk, Litchfield
etmaker, Litehfield
t works, Ltichmond,
rehant tailor, Dun
rk, bds Duadas
rth
Hamilton road
Hamilton road
ver, Covent Garden
Hier, Petersville
, Maitland
delaide
lener, Piccadilly
rand feed, North
Kkkeeper, Piccadilly
rk, Great Market
yur and feed store,
yuth
rer, Colborne
lor, Grey
S., confectioner,
yr
ith, Wellington
Kent cor Ridout
bheoek
enters, King
, York
Perry & Gert
b cageman G.WR,
ctioner, Richmon!
Petersville
her, Petersville
)NTARIO. }
Peters Samuel, provincial land surveyor
‘on arehitect, Richmond, h Hitchcock
Peters William, foreman, King east
Petrie Alexander, carpenter, Grey
PEVERETT WILLIAM, cashier freight
office G.T.R., Bast York
ever Dixon, laborer, Wellington
eget P, George, Shoemaker, York
hair Henry, saloon, Market sq
Dhellps Andvew, machinist, George
hilipps William IL, engraver, Dundas
Phillips George, Blackfriars mills, off
Ridout, h Kent
hillips Henry,
North
Phillips J.P. C., clerk Bank of Montreal
Phillips John, clerk G.W.R., East York
Phillips John, miller, Petersville
Phillips Pat., section foreman London
and Port Stanley railway, Kast Grey
Phillips Stephen, brickmaker, Westmin-
ster
Phillips Thomas, M.D.
Phillips William, shoemaker, Richmond
Phipps Paul, saloon, Market sq, Col-
borne
PHENIX FOUNDRY, John Elliott,
proprietor, Bathurst cor Wellington
Pickering Miss Letitia, dressmaker,
Kent
Pickett Daniel S., carpenter, Pall Mall
Pickett Thomas, butcher, Waterloo
Pierce Robert, plasterer, Oxford
Pigott Mrs., wid, Wellington
Pinch Thomas, laborer, Richmoad
Pinder W., boots and shoes, Arcade
Pinkham James, laborer, Kast Dundas
Piper Richard, foreman, William
] i ot bu finisher, cor Maitland and
ON
Plant Mrs, Mary, wid Uriah, r Dundas
Platt John, flour and feed store, Rich-
mond, h Petersville
Platt William, carriagemaker, Clarence
PLEWES & CROW, millers, &c., East
end flouring mills, Hamilton road
ewes William, of Plewes & Crow
immer John, brakeman G.W.R., Grey
ummer & Co,, druggists, Dundas
Blumer Ephraim, of Plummer & Co.,
Dundas
BP imme
Ridont
cabinetmaker, East
Johan, of Plummer & Pacey,
Plimmer John, jun, waggonmaker,
Fullart
Plummer & Pacey, waggonmakers
Ridout
+)
Pocock Frodey painter, Kent
} OCUCK JOHN J., dealer in’ boots
and shoes, Dundas, h Richmond
ollard Joseph, teamster, Grey
Pontey Alex., gardener, Westminster
PPool Charles, miller, Bathurst
Poole Samuel, tailor, Ridout
Pope Charles, barber, Richmond
Pope John, bookkeeper, John
Pope John, laborer, Simeoe
Pope John W,, tailor, Richmond
Se eh pares William
eV Wiliam, building inspector, Tal-
bot, h Puller een te
ort Mrs, Anna, wid Gilbert, Richmond
orte Thomas F., post office clerk
Porter Mrs. Ann, wid George, King
g orteous Davidengine driver, Waterloo
orter John, conductor G.W.R., Clar-
ence
Porter Robert, laborer, P;
Portwood foeoh kcetere ynd
POST OFFICE, Lawrence ‘Lawless
wh, Lawrence Lawless, |
D,
postmaster ; R. J. C. Daws ssis-
tant, Richmond cor North” ts
Ga OFFICE INSPECTOR, Gilbert
tiffin, Richmond cor North
DOMINION 495 DIRECTORY.
_
Potter George, cabinetmaker, Dundas
Powell Ambrose B., of Green, Crofts &
Co., bds at City hotel
Powell George, carpenter, Palace
Powell George, jun., of Powell & Son,
Richmond
Powell George, sen., of Powell & Son,
Wellington
Powell Michael, laborer, King cast
Powell Robert, laborer, Maitland
Powell & Son, marble works, Richmond
Powell William, laborer, St James
Power Mrs. Bridget, wid Wm., Bathurst
Powers Lawrence, policeman, Grosve-
nor
Pratchette William, commission mer-
chant, Pall Mall
Pratt C. N., train despatcher G.W.R.
Pratt Charles, potter, Kast hill
Pratt Edward, teamster, William
Pratt Mrs. Sophia, wid Thos., East hill
Pratt William, station master London
and Port Stanley railway, East hill
Prendergast John, carpenter, East hill
Presbyterian church, rev, John Proud-
foot, Clarence
Prescott George, carpenter, Simcoe
Press Charles, baker, York
Price John, fireman G.W.R., Wellington
Price John, shoemaker, East Simcoe
Priddis C., & Son, dry goods, Dundas
Priddis Charles, of C, Priddis & Son
Priddis James, of C. Priddis & Son
Dundas
Prime J., bricklayer, Richmond
Primitive methodist church, rev. J. Mar-
kam, minister, King
Primrose Edward, brakeman G.W.R.,
East Simcoe
Pringle John, carpenter, North
Pritchard George, of R. & G. Pritchard,
Kent
Pritchard R. & G., grain merchants,
Bathurst
Pritchard Robert, of R.& G. Pritchard,
Kent
Pritchard Thomas, shoemaker, Horton
Procter James, baker, King east
Proctor John, teamster, Maitland
Prodger Jobn, laborer, East South
Proudfoot rev. John J.A., Clarence st!
Presbyterian church, Petersville
Prudhomme Thos. W., clerk, Waterloo |
Puddicombe Abraham, King
Puddicombe John, clerk, King
Puddicombe Robert W., druggist, Rich-
mond, h hing
Pudney Robert, farmer, Petersville
Purcell Jos., flour dealer, Great market |
Purdie Jas., school teacher, Petersville |
LONDON.
ey. John, foundryman, Kast Grey
Raper William, brakeman G.W.R., Grey
tapley J. W., forwarding agent, Grey
cor Maitland, h East Grey
Rappee Louis, pedlar, Petersville
Rattle Daniel, gardener, Adelaide
Raymond Edmund, furrier, Cartwright
| Ready John, laborer, Ridout
Ready Thomas, laborer, Market
Redden John, tinsmith, Talbot cor Ox-
ford °
Redding William, laborer, Grey
Reddock John, laborer, Wellington
Reddock William, laborer, Waterloo
Reddock William, laborer, Wellington
Redmond John, laborer, Talbot
Redpath Alex, blacksmith, Richmond
Reed Edmund 1}., barrister, agent Citi-
zeus’ Insurance Co, of Canada, Rich-
mond
Reed Edward, laborer, Colborne
| Reed John, carpenter, Burwell
Reed John, teamster, Kast hill
Reed Thomas, saloon, Market sq
Reekie William, carpenter, East hill
Reeves James, plumber, Petersville
Reeves William, shoemaker, Grey
Regan Daniel, boot dealer, Dundas
REGISTRY OFFICE, James Ferguson,
registrar; Alexander McDonald, depu-
ty registrar; George Emery, chief
clerk; Samuel Kimmon, assistant clerk;
George Adger and Jolin I, Hargrave
clerks, Ridout cor Dundas
Reid —, foreman, Burwell
Reid James, cooper, York
Reid John, hotelkeeper, Ridout
Reid Nathaniel, of W. J. Reid & Co.,
York
Reid Robert, bookseller, Dundas,h Talbot
Reid W. J., & Co., crockery, Richmond
Reid William, stationer, h Richmond
Reid William J., of W. J. Reid & Co.,
Litchfield
Reilly Cornelius, laborer, Pall Mall
Reilly James, shoemaker, North
Reiner William, teacher Hellmuth col-
lege, Ann
Remeley Jacob, dyer, Clarence, h South
Rendell George, grainbuyer, Colborne
Rennie Andrew, conductor G.W.R.,
Simeoe
Rennie John, laborer, Petersville
Rennie Jolin, shoemaker, Petersville
Renwick Alexander, conductor G.W.R.,
Grey
REVERE HOUSE, J. B. Barnard, pro-
prietor, cor Richmond and King
Reynolds Nelson, pumpmaker, Welling-
ton
| . . .
Purdom Alexander, carpenter, Burwell | Rich Robert, produce and commission
Purdon Thomas, expressman ‘G.W.R.,
Cartwright
Putnam Robert, teamster, Ridout
Quarry John, clerk, bds North
Quick Albert, butcher, Covent Garden
market
Quick Calvin, brickmaker, Westminster
Quick James, carpenter, Franklin
Quick James, well sinker, Adelaide
Quick William, laborer, Franklin
Quigley John, Richmond
Quinn John, laborer, Simcoe ;
Quinn Mrs. Bridget, wid Richard,
Petersville
Quinn Mrs. Margaret, wid Jas., Simcoe
Quinn Mrs. Mary, tailoress, Petersville
Quinn Patrick, laborer, Colborne
Guinn William, laborer, Waterloo
Quinton George, laborer, Grey
Rainey John, shoemaker, Petersville
Ralph James, laborer G.W.R., Waterloo
merchant, Maitland
Richards Joseph E., cooper, King
Richards Obediah, confectioner, Duke
Richards Peter, shoemaker, Oxford
Richards W., plasterer, King cast
| Richardson Alfred, clerk, Bond
Richardson Charles, clerk, North
Richardson Charles, merchant, West-
Minster
Richardson rev, George, New Connexion
methodist, King
pee Mrs. M. J., wid David, Hitch-
COCK
Rickard Martin, laborer, East Bathurst
| Rickey —, laborer G.W.R., East Bat-
hurst
Riddell Abraham, shoemaker, Thames
Riddell Mrs. Wim., grocery, Richmond
| Riddell William, bookkeeper, King
} Riddell William, tailor, Dundas
Ridout George, salesman, Maitland
Ramplin James, carpenter, Franklin
Ranahan John, baker, Dundas
Rigley John, machinist, Duke
Riley Charles, porter, Wellington
sa
eae
SE dale et
Seeheneetenta nd ea
ane ree = oie
Lonpon.
Riley Mrs. Charlea, trader, Richmond
Riley Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick, r
Market
Rimmer Peter, foreman City Gas Co.,
Horton
Ringer George, laborer, Pall Mall
Risk William, teamster G.T.R., Bathurst
Rispin Richard, gardener, Westminster
Roach Geo., refreshment rooms G.W.R.,
h Bathurst
Roach James, fireman G.W.R., Horton
Roach John, engine driver G.W.R., Hor-
ton
Roberts Frederick, joiner, Maitland
Robertson James, baggageman G.W.R.,
Rast Bathurst
Robertson James, tailor, Dundas, h West- |
minster
Robertson Mvs. Elizabeth, wid Roland,
Kast Nori
Robertson ‘Thomas,
G.W.R., Bathurst
Robey Mrs. Isabella, wid James, Talbot
Robinson Edward J., clerk, Westmins-
ter
Robinson Egerton W., manager for R.
Walker & Sons, Dundas
Robinson Francis, painter, East Horton |
Robinson George, dry goods, Dundas, h |
Richmond
Robinson H. E., of W.H. Robinson & |
Co.
Robinson Henry 8., insurance agent,
Westminster
Robinson James, laborer, Colborne
Robinson John §., oil distillery,. East
York
Robinson Miss Sarah, William
Robinson 8. F., agent, Kent
Robinson Thomas, bds Bathurst
Robinson Thomas, laborer, Petersville
Robinson W. H., & Co., druggists, Rich- |
mond
Robinson W. H., of W. H. Robinson & Co,
ROBINSON WILLIAM, architect,
P.L.S., city engineer, City hall, Rich-
mond, h Horton
Robinson Wyman A.,conductor G.W.R.,
Fullerton
Roby William, !aborer, York
Rock Warren, barrister, Dundas, h East
York
Rodgers Charles, bookkeeper, Litchfield |
Rodgers Henry, blacksmith, Colborne
Rodgers John, cabdriver, York
Rodgers Thomas, framer, East Simcoe
Roe Edw., stove mounter, Hast Horton
Roe John A., of Roe & Judd, Horton
Roe & Judd, waggonmakers, Wellington
Roe Theophilus, G.T.R., Wellington
Roesler & Edson, oil refiners,
Roesler G., of Roesler & Edson, bds at
Tecumseh house, Richmond
Rogers Edward, plumber, Dundas
Rogers Henry, mason, Clarence
Rogers James, brass finisher, Dundas
Roland Frederick, King east
Rolfe Mrs. Joseph, Fullarton
Rolph William, builder, Sydenham
Ronalds William, engine driver G.W.R.,
bds at Britannia house, Wellington
Ronayne Patrick, blacksmith, East
Simcoe
Rooks William H., Terrapin restaurant,
Dundas
Roots Henry, laborer plasterer, East
Horton
ROOZEN ANT., florist, &c., Overveen
near Haarlem, Holland, box 48 D.,
London, P.O. See Adv
Rose Daniel, laborer, Richmond
Rose George, servant, Waterloo
ROSE LEWIS, broker and commission
merchant, Piccadilly '
train despatcher
.
Rose Hugh, plasterer, South
Rose Mrs, George, dressmaker, Bond
Ross Alexander, stonecutter, Colborne
Ross Andrew M., refinery, King east
Ross Frederick L, V., shoemaker, Wel-
lington
Ross George, shoemaker, Richmond
Ross J. J., post office clerk, Simcoe
Ross James, blacksmith, East Horton
Ross John, lumber merchant,Kast North
Ross, Lovett & Parke, oil refiners, Hamil-
ton road
Ross Mrs. Ann, wid John, East North
Ross Mrs, Jessie, wid John, r North
RossWilliam, blacksmith, bds Fullarton
Ross William, confectioner, Horton
Ross William, laborer, Sydenham
Ross William, store, Richmond
Ross William H., laborer, Waterloo
Rossie William C., bookkeeper
Roughley Geo, R., laborer, East Horton
Rourke John, brakeman G.W.R., York
Routh Henry, laborer, r Market
Routledge Thomas, fireman G.W.R.,East
Simcoe
Rowe Alonzo, carpenter, Petersville
Rowe Mrs, Jane, wid George, Oxford
Rowell John, brakeman G,W.R., York
ROWLAND ALFRED, & CO., crock-
ery, Richmond
Rowland Alfred, of Alfred Rowland &
Co., Talbot
ROWLAND EDWARD, boot and shoe
dealer, Dundas, h Peters
ROWLAND FREDERICK, of Rowland
& Jewell, and of Rowland & Johuson,
pork packer, William
ROWLAND & JEWELL, groceries and
grain dealers, York and Dundas
ROWLAND & JOHNSON, warehouse-
men,commission merchants, Richmond
Rowland William, Colborne
Rowley John, laborer
Rowley William, oyster and _ billiard
saloon, Richmond
Roxbury John, servant, Richmond
Royal Canadian restaurant, Chs, Smith,
proprietor, Dundas
Ruby George, shoemaker, Carling
Rudd C, B., vetermary surgeon, Ridout
Ruse Samuel, baggagemaster G.W.R.,
Waterloo
Russell A., carpenter, Oxford
Russell John, laborer, Petersville
Ryan James, brakeman G.W.R.
Ryan James H., proprietor Clarence
house, King
Ryan Michael, laborer, Waterloo
Ryan Mrs, Catherine, wid John, grocery,
Richmond
Ryan Mrs, Margeret, wid William, Bond
Ryan Mrs. Mary, wid, East Grey
Been Me Mary, wid Patrick, Peters-
ville
| Ryan Mrs. Mary, wid Thos., Wellington
Ryan Phillip, tanner, Petersville
Ryan Thomas, grocer, Richmond
SABINE JOSEPH B., dentist, Dundas,
h Fullarton
Sallmon Christopher, blacksmith, East
York
Salter John, M.D., druggist, Dundas
Salter rev. Geo. J. R., ch of England
Salter William, bricklayer, Petersville
Samson Robert, engineer, East Simcoe
Samuels Matthew, carpenter, William
Sanagan Francis, tailor, Hitchcock
Sanborn George, clerk, North
Sanderson George, blacksmith,
Horton
Santo John, butcher, Covent Garden
market
Sara George, veterinary surgeon, King
Sare David, bookkeeper, Talbot
East
DOMINION 496 DIRECTORY.
Calais enieinomnenetesetianipn taconite ceeseineernpente nye tmbremertetetnatgtieer
|
|
[ Provinor ¢ ano.
Saul Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas, G
ore Genres cooper, Talbot Ye
aunby J.D., of Hilliard
q Petersville + fom
Saunders Jacob, whitewasher, Batins
eeuniaere James, King Fa
Saunders Stephen, carpenter, Dy
Saunders William, druggist, Puta
Saunders William, painter, Petersville
Savage —, laborer, Colborne
Scadding Henry 8, ACCOUNtANt Cange
' dian Bank of Commerce, bids North
Scandrett John, of Fitzgerald & Sean
drett, King ?
Scanlan James, East hill
Scanlan John, Picton
haw George,
haw George,
haw William
ea Daniel, |i
hea Jeremial
hea Michael,
hea Timothy,
Pall Mall
Shear —, COOP
MEDDEN .
GLLR., Joh
hednek Jame
heldon Joh
East Simcoe
elton Georg
Scanlan Michael, baggageman GWA geepeplietd Ais.
Colborne TR York
Scatcherd & Meredith, barristers, heppard Johar
Dundas "BB er iis office,
SCATCHERD THOMAS, Mp, off eh Gl
Scatcherd & Meredith, Dundas ‘aN ee
Scers Charles, bricklayer, Carling
Schram Mrs. Margaret; wid Peter, Hor
ton
Scorey Anthony, shoemaker, Petersyills
Scott Alexander, laborer, Maitland
Scott Harrison, Grey
Scott Henry, bricklayer, Maitland
Scott James, blacksmith, William
Scott Matthew, operator, Clarence ja ee
Scott rev. John, St Andrew's ch, Pree Set Willie :
byterian, East North cor Waterloo te anit
Scott Richard, tannery,Annand Creorge pr A itiam
Scott Robert, carpenter, Bathurst nai .
Scott Samuel, shoemaker, Oxford f YR. Y .
Scott Thomas F., barber, Richmond, big, (002 10"
Mast Simcoe Uharies
Scott William, carpenter, Ann
Scott William, shoemaker, Cartwright
Scoun Joseph, plasterer, Carling
Scragg John George, Richmond
Screaton Samuel, mason, Colborne
Scroggs Henry, mason, Maitland
Scollick Jonathan, cabinetmaker, East
Horton oOn, 2 aN
Scully Patrick, cooper, Clarence igswortl
Seale James, cooper, King
Seaton Robert, shoemaker, Clarence
Seddon Mrs, Fanny, wid Robert, gildey,
Dundas
Seikles C., roofer, Franklin
Self James, laborer, Piccadilly
Senette George, laborer, Colborne
Service Alexander, storekeeper, Wel
lington
SEWELL LANGLEY, railway post
office clerk, bds Talbot ;
Shaddick Rich., shoemaker, Wellington
Shanahan John, blacksmith’s help,
G.W.R., East hill
Shane John, laborer, Simcoe ;
Shankland Miss M. J., dressmaker, Rich
mond
Shanly James, master in chance
Ridout cor Carling, h Dundas |
Shannon Mrs, Catherine, wid Cornelits
William .
Sharkey Hugh, cabman, Westminstet
Sharmap John D., post office clerk,
Sydenham
Sharp Henry, clerk, Richmond
Sharp James F., agent, Richmond |
Sharp William, of Willis, Belton & Uo,
resides at Acton
Sharpe James, grocer, Richmond i
SHAW BENJAMIN, grain, wool @
produce merchant, ae pork packet
King west, h King eas
Shaw c D., & Co., hardware, Dunit
Sbaw Charles D., of C.D. Shaw &
Horton . : th A
Shaw Frederick C., of Nesbitt, SV" Mesto. teanl
Co., King east ‘
i) ¢ Christop
hort Reuben,
‘Yo k
Reuben,
IDDONS & PD.
jnters of t
Prototype, D
IDDONS JOY
ter Abrahan
hater Edward
James, mM
ler, Ridout ¢
Ba Samuel
4
i
O2N —, seryal
tae
.
[ Provinos o
aS
id Thomas, Grey
oper, Talbot
Hilliard & Saunby,
ARIO. |
haw George, grocer, Dundas
law George, \:borer, Waterloo
haw William, carpenter, Talbot
wa Daniel, laborer, Waterloo
ea Jeremiah, laborer, Waterloo
ea Michael, innkeeper, W aterloo
ea Timothy, laborer, cor William and
Pall Mall
heat —, cooper, Horton
HEDDEN JOHN, cartage agent,
G/L.R,, John Grey, agent, Richmond
heduek James, laborer, Hast Hill
ieldon John, baggageman G,.T.R.,
East Simcoe
elton George, moulder, King
rhitewasher, Bathurg
ing
carpenter, Dundas
druggist, Dundas
, painter, Petersville
, Colborne
k, accountant Can
ymmerce, bas North
f Fitzgerald & Sean.
ast hill
eton
baggageman G.WR, Vor!
y OTA
heppard John, teamster, Horton
Horit’s oflice, William Glass, sheriff;
Samuel Glass, deputy sheriff, Court
house, Ridout
ierlock George, law writer, Dundas
ier Christopher, tailor, Sydenham
hiers John, cooper, Horton
icklayer, York
layer, William
edith, barristers, &e,
‘“HOMAS, MP, of
redith, Dundas
icklayer, Carling
raret, wid Peter, Hor
shoemaker oreville’
laborer, Maitland
rey
klayer, Maitland
ksmith, William
perator, Clarence
St Andrew's ch, Pree
North cor Waterloo
inery,Ann and George
penter, Bathurst
yemaker, Oxford
barber, Richmond,b
York
hort Reuben, sen., shoemaker, East
hort Thomas, builder, Dundas
Short William, bricklayer, Wiliam
hort William, sen., bricklayer,
York
Showerman I,
GW.R., Yo
Bbiey Char
la ile
iciley Mes,
ville
IDDONS & DAWSON, proprictors and
i ‘the Kvening Herald and
indas
N, of Siddons & Daw-
Kast
)., head train despatcher
rpenter, Ann
oemaker, Cartwright
isterer, Carling
rge, Richmond
mason, Colborne
pagon, Maitland
n, cabinetmaker, Bas
Blza, wid Lewis, Peters-
! n, porter, West York
pooper, Clarence , porter, We i
e immous Henry, printer, Talbot
yer, King RI :
oemaker, Clarence ous K.P. Northern hotel, North
Cla 3 , eee
ion fsaae, pedlar, Richmond
1
: a
hy, wid Robert, gilde, ae ) |
# - | M fancy goods, Rich-
I'S, Mtbit,
Franklin
ar, Piccadilly
aborer, Colborne
yr, storekeeper, Wel
inter, Grey
» Robert, weaver, Grey
goncr, Petersville
» James, ys
FLEY, railway post
Talbot
hoemaker, Wellingtoa
blacksmith’s help,
ill _
rer, Simcoe :
It. J., dressmaker, Riche
Street school
IMPSON WILLDAM, manager Cana-
dian Bank of Comme ree, Talbot cor
Acnt
son W.& R., & Co., grocers, Dundas
son Walter, of Wo & R. Simson &
Co., Westminster
mmson William, of W.
Co,, Hiteheoek
nelair Archibald, cooper, bds at Mont-
Teal hou se, York
lair John, clerk, Richmond
i Charles Ay L.A.H.D., teacher
Hellmuth college, Richmond
Apple Char
master in chance,
ling, h Dundas
herine, wid Cornelius
& R. Simson &
rbman, Westminster
D., post office ler
rk, Richmond
agent, Richmond |
f Willis, Belton & &%
: es, M.D., Colborne
‘nner William, shoemaker, East York
a Benjamin, tanner, Sydenham
ter Abraham, tailor, Riehmond
tter Edward K., ] ainter, Fullarton
ater James, maltster and produce dea-
ler, Ridout cor York, h William
‘er Samuel, bootmaker, Dundas, h
alace f
pater William, bricklayer, Petersville
bah Aaron, Hamilton road
weg —, teamster, Queen
ain —, servant
ie .
locer, Richmond
IN, grain, woo
ant, and pork pac
ing east
p., hardware, Dunds
of C.D. Shaw & 4
., of Nesbitt, Shar
ant
epherd Mrs, Charlotte, wid Thomas, |
hort Reuben, jun., shoemaker, East |
| Smith
mJ. I, grain merchant, Great |
on Mrs, James, midwife, n Bond |
|
s, London pottery, Ade- |
| Smith James,
| Smith Jemes G.,
sr Mrs, Sarah, wid Robert, fruits, Dun-
aas
moar Mrs. Mary, wid Alexander, Water-
00
Smaltlman James, commission merchant,
Burwell
Smallman Thomas H., of Walker &
Smathnan
Smart George, shoemaker, Litchfield
Smart John, grocer, Maitland
Smart Thomas, clerk, Mill
Smith Alex., carriagemaker, Ridout
Smith Alexander, farmer, Petersville
Smith Archibald, Maitland
Smith, Chapman & Co., hardware, Dune |
dias
Smith Charles,
Talbot
Smith Charles, Royal Canadian res-
taurant, Dundas
SMITH CHARLES PB. of Smith, Chap-
man & Co, president Poard of Trade,
Dundas
Smith David, Kent
cooper, Bathurst, hh
| Smith Kdward, butcher, Covent Garden
market
Smith Ferdinand, baker, Petersville
Smith FL, & Co, wholesale grocers,
Dundas
Smith &. 11., musie teacher, bds Pullar-
ton
Smith George, cooper, Willam
smith WW, A. landing waiter
Duke
mith Henry, pedlar, Hamilton road
mith Henry, servant, George
Smith Heney Thomas, Cartwright
Smith J, M.D., physician, Hamilton
road
uw TR,
s
Ss
q
'
Albion restaurant, Rieh-
mond, h North
Smith James, confectioner, Duke
Smith James, cooper, York
Sinith James, plasterer, @arket
carpenter, King east
i Smith Jolin, boilermaker, King east
jpmith
| Smith Joli, b lokkeeper, York
Smith Lewis, policeman G.W.R., Hor-
ton
Smith Mrs. Amelia, wid James,
Smith Mrs, Eliza A.,
dout
Smith Mrs, Hester, wid —, Richmond
Mrs. Mary J., wid Thomas,
wid Richard, Ri-
Grey
Sinith Peter,
Smith Riehard, barber, William
Sinith Robert, axemaker, Ridout
Smith Roger, King cast
Sinith Simpson, grocer, North
Thomas francis, boilermaker,
Maithind
Smith William, Colborne
Smith William, bricklayer, off Adelaide |
Smith William, carriagemaker,
cast
Smith William, detective, York
Smith William, laborer, Petersville
Smith William L., M.D., Hamilton
road
Smith William, moulder, Wellington
Smith William, stillman, William
Smith William, tailor, Litehtield
King
Smith William $., wholesale grocer, |
Dundas, h North
SMYTH CAPTAIN ALFRED G.,
agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co,, and general
insurance and shipping agent, Rich-|
mond, h Litchfield
DOMINION 497 DIRECTORY.
Lonpon,
Smythe rev. James, M.A., rural dean,
incumbent Christ church, ch of Eng-
land, Kast bill
SNELL WILLIAM, proprietor Balkwill
house, cor Talbot and King
Snell William, teamster, Bast hill
Snider William, telegraph operator,
Kast York
Snook Samuel, carpenter, Rast Dunday
Snowdon Robert, laborer, Adelaide
somby G., cooper, Talbot
Sonneborn S.8., of Englehart & Co,,
resides in’ New York :
Soule Robert, grocer, Dundas
Southam Miss Lucy, dressmaker, Talbot
} Southam Willian, printer, King east
Talbot |
erocer, King cor Richmond |
|
Southeott
Simeoe
Southward Miss, dressmaker, Dundas
Sparks Thomas, laborer, Maitland
Sparks Thomas, tanner, Cartwright
Sparrowhawk Richard, = conduetor
G.W.R., Colborne
Spearman Patrick, laborer, Rast hill
Speed Mes. Ellen, wid Riehard, Col-
borne
Spence William, grocer, Petersville
Spencer & Keenleyside, oil refiners, Ha-
milton road
Spencer Win, of Spencer & Keenleyside,
Market
Spettivue Joseph J., dry goods, Dundas,
h Clavence
Spitrel Robert. bookkeeper, Ridout
Spracklen Mrs. Mliza, wid Samuel,
Richmond
wing -—, laborer, Colborne
Springer B provincial
Jaies, Talbot, h
Leocer,
ijamin, land
surveyor, Ridout
Sj ringsted Hlow land,
Carling
Spry Abraham, tailor, Dundas
Squires dienry, laborer G.W.R., Grey
Sc Andrews citueh Presbyterian, rev.
John Seott, minister, North
St dames chureh, CUhe Wirk) Presbyter-
lan, tev. David Camelon, minister,
Richmond
Si Johi’s chapel (Huron college) ch
of England, rev, Lsane Brock, George
ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, right rev.
Benjamin Cronyn, D.D., Lord Bis-
hop of Hivon; very rev. L, Hellmuth,
D.D., dean and rector; ven, CLC,
Brough, A, M.,archdeacon ; rev. canon
G. M. Tanes, assistant minister
St Peter's church, R. catholic, right rev,
JohnWalsh, Bishop of Sandwich; rev,
M. J. Hruyere, vicar gencral; vey.
William White and Rev. Patrick
Stone, priest, Richmond cor Duke
carriagemuaker,
j St Vincent de Paul, John McLoughlin,
president, Richmond
Stack Thomas, laborer, Rast York
| Stallard Daniel, carpenter, Colborne
Stanley Benjamin, bichmond
Stanley Edward, King east
| Stanley James, clerk, Clarence
Stanley Robert, brakeman G.W.R,,
East hill
Stanley Thomas, laborer, Rast bill
Stansheld Samuel, Ridout
Stinson Samuel -\., carpenter, Carling
Staples Samuel, carpenter, Simcoe
Starr captain William, provincial store-
keeper and ice merchant, Clarence
Siarr Stephen, bricklayer, Talbot
Stead Charles, Horton
Sicad Joshua, gurdener, Westminster
1 Be
Steads William, painter, Richmond
Smyth John B., grocer, Talbot, h Mar-| STEDWELL J. D., petroleum refiner,
ket
Hamilton road
S\MYTH JOHN W., marble works, | Steele Cain, carpenter, William
Wellington, h off Adelaide
35
| Stein Henry, cooper, King
aa
Be BP STB Se
Re
Lonpon.
Stein Louis, cooper, Market
Steinwarzs Otto, cook, Horton
Stheis William, laborer, Adelaide
Stephens Richard, & Oo,, tannery, West-
minster bridge
Stephens Richard, of Richard’ Stephens
& Oo,, farmer, Weatmiuster
Stephenson Hugh, Market
Stevens Brock, Ridout
Stevens Hiram W.,, leather, bds King
Stevens John, watchmaker, Petersville
Stevens Thomas, carpenter, Petersville
Stevens William, carpenter, Petersville
Stevenson John, grocer, Hamilton road
Stevenson John, laborer, Clarence
Stevenson Mra, Catherine, wid Thomas,
Kast Horton
Stewart Alexander, of Stewart, Bruce
& Co., Ridout
Stewart, Bruce & Co,, city agricultural
and machine works, Fullurton
Stewart James, carpenter, Kent
Stewart James, checker G.T.R., Horton
Stewart James, clerk wood market
Simcoe
Stewart John, fanning mill factory,
Hitchcock
Stewart John, gardener, Richmond
Stewart John, of Stewart, Bruce & Co.,
Hitchcock
Stewart John,
church, Duke
Stewart Mrs. Cynthia, wid Moses, Ba-
thurst
STEWART SAMUEL, chief fire depart-
ment and dealer in stoves and tinware,
Richmond
Stewart Thomas, laborer, Colborne
Stiles Miss E., seamstress, Hitchcock
Still Edward, ledger keeper Bank of
British North America, bds West-
minster
Stinchecomb William, boarding house,
East Dundas
Stinson Alexander, cooper, Thomas
Stirton John, miller, Talbot
Stocker Birket, carpenter, bds Bathurst
Stockwell Brothers, dyers, Richmond
Stockwell Thomas, of Stockwell Bro-
thers, Richmond
Stodart David, builder, Talbot
Stoll Henry, carpenter, Horton
Stone Ashburne C., M.D.,L.D.5., Dundas
Stone rev, Patrick D., R. catholic, St.
Peters church Duke
Stone Richard, laborer, Adelaide
Storen Matthew, laborer, Wellington
Stoweman Henry, hostler, Palace
Strachan Mrs. Mary, wid John, King
Strachan Mrs. Mary, wid Wm., Bathurst
Straddle John, shoemaker, King
Strang Thomas, shoemaker, East North
Strange Wm., yardman G.W.R., Grey
Strattord Henry, plasterer, Petersville
Strathy Alexander, Hitchcock
STRATHY JAMES B,,
customs, Richmond, h Dundas
Stratton Richard J.. watchmaker, Rich-
mond
Street John, land agent,bds at City hotel,
Dundas
Street William P. R., of Becher, Barker
& Street, Piccadilly
Stringer Samuel, fitter G.W.R.,East Grey
Stripp Thomas, East Horton
Strong Francis, cabinet maker, King
east
Strong Henry, cabinetmaker, Picton
Strong Henry, druggist, Waterloo
STRONG'S HOTEL, William Hawthorn,
proprietor, Dundas. See Adv
Strong Mrs. A., wid Anson, Colborne
Stringer Samuel, sen., plumber, Last
Dundas
sexton St Andrew's
DOMINION
collector of
Struthers William, laborer, Adelaide
Stuart Lewis, messenger Bank of Mon-
treal
Sullivan Daniel, tanner, South
Sullivan Maurice, waterman, Waterloo
Sullivan Mrs,, wid John, cor William and |
Pall Mall
Sullivan Mrs, Mary, wid Daniel, South
Sullivan Samuel, laborer, Clarence
Sully Richard, Dundas
Summer Thomas, carpenter, Litchfield
Summers George, builder, Talbot
Summers John, cutter, Simcoe
Sutherland George D., dry goods, Dun-
das, h Fullarton
Sutherland James B., of Laing, Suther-
land & Co., North
pier lene Mrs, Elizabeth, wid James,
Juke
Sutherland William, weaver, Maitland
sro Mrs. Margaret, wid George, Wil-
iam
Sweatman rev, Arthur, M.A., head
master, Hellmuth college
SYMMONDS J., grocer, sole agent for
Dominion for Littlewood’s washing
crystal, Dundas
Symmons W., IL, second hand furniture,
Talbot, h King
Symons Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William,
King east
Symons William H., second hand store,
Talbot
Tackabery William, of Loughrey &
Tackabery, Richmond
TaflS. 8., Great market
Taggart Mrs. Barnard, East hill
Talbot Edward A., contractor, York
Talbot John, shoemaker, Clarence
Talbot Miss Sarah, Market
Talbot Mrs. Mary Ann,
King ]
Talbot Richard &., land agent, Ridout
Talbot street school, Miss Ellis and Miss
Coin, teachers, Talbot
shoebinder,
Taliaferre John, barber City hotel, h
Ridout
Tambling George, carpenter, Grey
Tambling George, teameter, Hast Horton
wast
Tambling
Simcoe
Thomas, carpenter,
Tanton Brothers, produce and commis-
sion merchants, Talbot
Tanton John, of anton
King east
Tanton Thomas, of Tanton Brothers,
Maitland
Brothers,
Tapp Thomas, grocer, Pall Mall cor
Colborne
Tarrant Lewis, tailor, r Dundas
Taylor —, laborer, East Grey
Taylor Benjamin, grocer, East Simcoe
Taylor Charles, butcher, Wellington
Taylor Chs., pork packer, Ridout, h York
Taylor colonel Alexander, farmer, West-
minster
Taylor colonel J. B., farmer, Westminster
TAYLOR FE. A., & CO., booksellers
stationers and bookbinders, Richmond
TAYLOR EZRA A., of EK, A. Taylor &
Co., Oxford
Taylor Frank, laborer, Great market
Taylor George, builder, Horton
Taylor George W., barber, Grey
TAYLOR HENRY, broker, Richmond,
h Kent
Taylor James, collector, Duke
Taylor Jas., engineer G.W.R., Clarence
Taylor James, tinsmith, Piccadilly
Taylor John, carpenter, Petersville
Taylor John, gardener, Westminster
Taylor John, pumpmaker, Richmond
498 DIRECTORY.
ee
Struthers David, laborer, Hamilton road
Struthers John, harnessinaker, ‘Thames
Taylor Joseph, plasterer, Carling
Taylor Mrs, Margaret, wid John, 8}
Taylor Robert, dry goods, Dindas b
Ridout
Taylor T., carpenter, Carling
5S mecoe
Taylor William, plasterer, Simeoe
Teal Charles
Teal John, laborer, Piccadilly
h Maitland
land
Teale Emanuel T., marble Works,
Ridout
TECUMSEH
manager; Bo FP,
Richmond
Teet Wm., brakeman G.W.R,, Simew
Tellant Thomas, laborer, Colborne
Temmirell Thomas, G.W.R., Adelaide
Templeton Andrew, fireman GW
Kast Horton
Templeton Frederick, Sydenham
Tenant Thomas, pensioner, Colborne
Terry Henry, laborer G.W.R,, Since
Terry Thomas, carpenter, Colborne
THARP WILLIAM, agent GTR, and
Allan Line of Steamships, East Horto
Thomas Edward, Royal hotel, Rich
mond
Thomas George, engine driver, Ridout
Thomas John, laborer, Waterloo
Thomas William, butcher, Petersville
Thomas William, carpenter, Richmond
Thompson I, V., oil refinery, Adelaide,
Bathurst
Thompson James, school teacher, Gre
Thompson James, tinsmith, r North
Thompson Jno,,conduetor GW.R, Ye
Thompson Mrs, Catherine, wid Jam
boarding house, Bathurst
Thompson Simpson, tanner, Adelaide
Thompson T. & J., hardware, Dundas
Thompson Thomas,of 1. & J, Thomps
Westminster
Thompson William,
Dundas
Thomson Alex., moulder, Clarence
Thomson Andrew, post offive cles
Nast north
Thomson Andrew, livery stable, No
THOMSON CAPTAIN IL. L, Ba
North
Thomson Frederick, clerk, North
carriagemakef
Thomson James, gardener, Colbort |
Thomson John R., bds at Sto
hotel é
Thomson Richard, laborer, Piccadilly
Thornton Samuel, carpenter, Oxford
Thornton Wm., tavernkeeper, (lara
Throgmortin Isaac, barber, Market
Tibbs Abraham, plasterer, Watson
Tibbs William, plasterer, Watson
Tidy John, shoemaker, Wellington
Tierney John, laborer, Market
Tierney Patrick, laborer, Maitland
Till George, waggonmaker, Hitebe 1
Tillman Anthony, shoemaker, Petey)
Timbrell Thomas, engineer 6.1
Adelaide ;
Tinsley Peter, engineer, Dundas
Todd Gilbert, shoemaker, Richmon
Todd Mrs. S., wid F. W., Talbot
Tolhurst John W., laborer, Petes™®
Toll Peter, carpenter, Palace
Tomkin Edw., driver London an
Stanley railway in ‘
Tomlin John, storeman, W aterloo F
Tomlinson Thomas, jobbing “
Talbot, h Westminster
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Taylor Robert, laborer G.W.R,, Simcoe
Taylor William, conductor GWA,
Taylor William, shoemaker, Richmont
marble cutter, Colborne
Teale Charles, marble works, Dandy
Teale Christopher, marble cutter, \aip
HOUSE, J, ¢, Derby,
Moore, proprietor,
Turburtt Samu
Wurnbull Mrs,
wrnbull Willig
urner Brothet
urner Mrs,
Urner Samuel,
urner Thomas
ant
Urner William
urton Mes, Ej
Simcoe
urville Georg
ills, King 7
Urville Willia
Garden mark
gon Roger, tr
Weedie Miss S;
¥tler John, ear
Ytler Alexand
J0. mn
gel Anthony,
non billiard
Alkin, proprie
puion school,
Gurd, teacher
Hion school, ex
Master, York
hited States
Morrili consu
{n Slyke Georg
land |
ONTARIO. ]
‘onks James,
oohey John,
Toohey John,
oohey Mra.,
Toohey Mrs.
Toohey Patri
Toohey Timo
‘Toplin Geory
Tousley Mrs, >
Tozelgud Hen
Tracey John, |
Port Stanle
Tracy 'T. IL,
Horton
raher Williay
ranen Win,
raver Gilber
reasurer’s of
surer, We J
cor Dundas
'rebileock = C
Garden mar’
tebileoek =M
grocery, Duy
rebileock Wi
repess Henry
rew Alfred,
timble Geor
baker, Wate
ripleton Sami
Trodd Barnard
totman Samy
rll John, coe
ucker Jolin,
bicker Willian
ullow Michae
Himmon Mrs.,
upper John M
borne
whille Thomg
house, Richm
mond
imer Charle
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erer, Carlin ’
t, wid John Sincw wnks James, Watson
- goods, Dundas, b oohey Jolin, laborer, V ietoria
3 ' Toohey John, laborer G.W.R., Talbot
LW.R, Si ‘Toohey Mra., wid, Vietoria
“4 } bel ee, Toohey Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas,John
sonductor GWA ee Loohey Patrick, laborer, Regent
BB Voohey Timothy, laborer, eent
srer, Sime Toplin George, plasterer, Car ing
pebecbe Is “Richmond Mousley Mrs, Sarah, wid Uriah, Clarence
ile cutter, Colbomefmmetowlgud Henry, boxmaker, King
Piccadilly Tracey John, track repairer London and
rble works, Dundas Port Stanley railway, East Horton
‘ ‘Bt racy T. W., provincial land surveyor,
arble cutter, Maite Horton :
ere ee raher William J, tailor, Dundas
| ble we ranen Wm., cabinetmaker, Simcoe
on TAR raver Gilbert Ryerson, M.D,
reasurer's office, Adam Murray, trea-
surer, W. J. Murray, clerk, Ridout
Dundas
Charles, butcher, Covent
DvTARIO. }
USE, J. C, Derby,
|. Moore, proprietor,
cor
iin G.W.R,, Simove
OTTER Aneel lrebileoek Ral Harviet, wid John,
Ww firoman GWE rocery, Dundas
m, SRNR Ore hileoek William, grocer, Dundas
ick, Sydenham repess Henry W,, bricklayer, King east
pensioner, Colborne lew Alfred, blacksmith, Pall Mall
rer G.W.L, Simon timble George, tavernkeeper and
rpenter, Colborne baker, Waterloo é
LM, agent G.T.R, ange tipleton Samuel, painter, Simcoe
samships, Kast Horta rodd Barnard Henry, cooper, King
Roval hotel, Riek rotman Samuel, grocery, Colborne
. tull John, cooper, Simeoe
fucker John, shoemaker, Kast Horton
fucker William, cooper, Richmond
butcher, Petersville ullow Michael, Bathurst :
carpenter, Richmond fim ummon Mrs., dressmaker, Petersville
oil refinery, Adve mE Pe* John M., grocer, Dundas, h Col-
7 yorne
whille Thomas P., clerk, bds at Revere
house, Riehmond
engine driver, Ridout
yorer, Waterloo
school teacher, Gre
, tinsmith, r North : ; ,
ductor G.WR.Me Purburtt Samuel, driver, Petersville
Catherine, wid Jame nbull Mrs, My wid) David, William
Bathurst urnbull William, carpenter, Ridout
son, tanner, Adelaide ea carriagemakers, Rich-
' SHA as hone
J.. hardware, Dundas . ‘ ,
acof LT. & J, hompail mer Charles F., clerk G.W.R,,
By William
ohn, of Turner Brothers, Mill
urner Mrs, Jane, wid Robert, Mill
moulder, Clarent turner Samuel, of Turner Brothers, Mill
es post office cecimm™e ner Thomas, boilermaker, bds East
’ . Ork
. livery: stable, org trner el blacksmith, Maitland
: . dae ton Mes, Elizabeth, wid John, East
PTAIN TH. Ly POE sin eie
uville George, proprietor of Hartley
mills, King 5
urville William S., butcher, Covent
Garden market
al won Roger, trader, Dundas
choror. Piecaiillt Son Roger, trader, Dundas
d, laborer} Oxford Weedie Miss Sarah, Fullarton
Louie (area ce my ieee Carling
aver Mei yUer Alexander, grocer 1
ey ir, Mare Toba » grocer, Dundas, h
aetere atsol v0 e
plasterer an gel Anthony, cooper, Ridout
plasterers llingtoe tion billiard saloon, Woodbery &
naker, Market” Aikin, proprietors, King
pore, Maitland On school, Misses McBride and
laborer Hitcheot rurd, vie pote Horton
roonmaker, <0 School, common, N. Wi
j, shoemaker omeme aster, York ie RARE
as, engiect \ wed States Consular agency, G. H,
Morrili consul, Richmond cor King
* . dag :
ngineer, t Dun an Slyke George. sc} er es
oemaker, Richmond land’ orge. school teacher, Mait-
dF. W,, Talbot al an Valkenburgh Thadd ectiv
r Lab Police Dundas paper
m ae London an ey Mrs. Jane, wid Robert, Bathurst
bit Atcher George, bricklayer, Petersville
ellenger Andrew tie! he
cor Maitland? brewer, Pali Mall
ick Richard
H ‘ be
liam, — carriagemastf
ick, clerk, North
gardener, Colborne |
R., bds at Strong
y :
hreman, Waterloo
mas, jobbing ©
tminster eh
» painter, East north
tavernkeeper, Richmond
DOMINION 499 DIREOTORY.
Vigg Mrs. Ann, wid John, Maitland
Vincent George, engineer, Talbot
Vivian Samnel, oil refinery, Petrolia, h
Duke
WADDELL & GUNN, insurance and
general agents, Talbot
Waddell Robert, of Waddell & Gunn,
Ridout
Wade Geo., White horse inn, Adelaide
Wade John, carpenter, Trafalgar
Wagoner Milton, carter, Colborne
Wakeling William, commission mer-
chant, Market lane, North
Wakely Mrs, Hannah, wid, Talbot
Waldren Mrs. Mary, wid Dr, John,
music teacher, Clarence
Walker Anthony, laborer, Maitland
Walker Charles, laborer, Simcoe
Walker James A., Richmond
Walker Jolin, porter, Horton
Walker major John, of Walker & Small-
man, Kast King
Walker Mrs, Mary Jane, wid Anthony,
Maitland
Walker Mrs, Sarah, wid John, Ridout
Walker Robert, & Sons, dry goods,
Dundas
Walker & Smallman, Ontario chemical
works, Richmond
Walker Thomas, maltster, Clarence
Walker Ths., grocer, Dundas, h North
Walker William, farmer, Westminister
Walker Wim. C., carpenter, Richmond
Wallace Arthur, assessor, City hall,
Richmond, h Waterloo
Wallace Charles, shoemaker, Talbot
WALLACE & GREEN, clothiers and
furnishing goods, Richmond
Wallace Henry, G.W.R., East hill
| Wallace Isaac, cooper, Richmond
Wallace J. HL, teacher Hellmuth college,
Waterloo
Wallace Miss Roslyn, music teacher,
Fullerton
| Wallace Patrick, policeman, East Wil-|
liam
; Wallace Robert, of Wallace & Green,
Waterloo
Wallace Wm., carpenter, bds Bathurst
Wallar Miss, dressmaker, Dundas
Wallington Charles, Kast York
WALLIS WILLIAM, assistant super-
intendent G.W.R., bds at Tecumseh
house, Richmond
Wallis T. H., teacher Hellmuth college
Walls Samuel A., carpenter, Market
Walmsley John, conductor G.W.R.,
Kast York
Walmsley Wm., wood turner King east
Walsh Edward, laborer, Maitland
Walsh James, laborer, York
Walsh John, harnessmaker, King east
Walsh Michael, brewer, Waterloo
WALSH RIGHT REV. JOHN, D.D., R
catholic Bishop of London, Duke
Walters Mrs. M., King
| Waltham Jolin, bricklayer, Petersville
Ward George E., pedlar, Horton
Ward James, laborer, Horton
Ward James, tailor, Clarence
Ward John, grocery and tavern, Pall
Mall
Ward John, laborer, Waterloo
Ward Mrs. John, Hast Horton
Ward Michael, laborer G.W.R., East
North
Ward Mrs. Dora, wid John, Dundas
Ward Mrs. William, Bond
Ward William, clerk, Kast Bathurst
WARE DAVIDT., agent for sewing ma-
chines, Dundas
Wares Otto B., picture frames, Richmond
Warner Henry, laborer, r Dundas
WARNER WILLIAM, furrier, Watson
LONDON.
Warren John, plasterer, Pall Mall
Washington Geo,, laborer, Wellington
Wastie Miss, milliner, Dundas
Wastie Thomas, painter, North and
Waterloo
Waterloo hotel, J. Milton, proprietor,
Richmond
WATERMAN H., & BROTHER, Atlan-
tic Petroleum works, Hamilton road,
office Richmond
Waterman Herman, of H. Waterman &
Brother, York
Waterman Isaac, of H. Waterman &
Brother, bds at Tecumseh house, Rich-
mond
Watson Andrew, storeman, Pail Mall
Watson George, architect, King, h West-
minster
Watson James, pedlar, Talbot
Watson James Jone butcher, Waterloo
Watson John, carpenter, South
Watson John, conductor G.W.R., Grey
Watson Joseph, fireman, Grey
Watson Noah, sectionman G.W.R., Wa-
terloo
Watson Thomas, laborer, Ann
Wear William, blacksmith, Wellingon
Weatherhead William, merchant, bh
Westminster
Weaver Jolin, laborer, Grey
Webb —, carpenter, Hamilton road cor
Horton
Webb Henry, laborer, John
Webb John IL, cabinetmaker, William
Webb Miss Louisa, grocery, Talbot
Webb Mrs. Julia K., wid Henry, William
ee J., carpenter, Hamilton
rout
Webb Thomas, bootmaker, Dundas
Webb Ths, P., lumber dealer, Burwell
Webb Win, Myatt, wine maker, Dundas
WEBB WILLIAM, proprictor Welling-
ton house, blacksmith, Wellington cor
Bathurst
Webber John, laborer, Clarence
Webster George, wood merchant, North,
h Wellington
Webster Isaac, flour and feed, Market
sq, h Maitland
We oster Robt.,blacksmith, bds Fullarton
Webster William, ticket clerk, G.W.R.,
Clarence
Weddick John, porter, Colborne
Weeks George, fireman G.W.R., East
Bathurst
Weeks Wm., cabinetmaker, East York
Weir Alexander, farmer, Westminster
Weir Andrew, gardener, Westminster
Weir John, clerk, Talbot
Weir Samuel, blacksmith, East Horton
Weir Samuel, blacksmith, William
Welch John, harnessmaker, King east
Welch Samuel, butcher, Richmond
WELD WILLIAM, editor and proprie-
tor Farmer's Advocate, dealer in stock
seeds, implements, &c., Dundas
Weldon Richard, plasterer, Carling
Weldon Thomas, bricklayer, Grey
WELLINGTON HOUSE, William
Webb, proprietor, cor Wellington and
Bathurst
Wells Isaac, laborer G.W.R., Simcoe
Wells James, laborer, Waterloo
Wells John, cutler, Clarence
Wells John, cutler, r Market
Wells John, tailor, Talbot
Wellsteed John J., bookkeeper, Waterloo
cor Dundas
Welsh John, laborer, Carling
Welsh John, pensioner, Piccadilly
Wener John, cabinetmaker, Petersville
Wesleyan methodist church, rev. J.
Elliott and rev. William Briggs, Pall
Mall
See
cane
Lonpon.
Wesleyan Mutual Improvement society,
rev. J. Elliott, president; W. D.
Buckle, secretary ; W. M. Hillard trea-
surer, North Street church
West major W. A., US.A., bds at
Tecumsch house, Richmond
West William, Thames
Westby Thomas, trader, Petersville
Westcott Thomas, barrister, Ridout
WESTERN ADVERTISER, weekly,
annual subscription $1; John Came-
rou & Brother, editors, proprietors and
printers, Richmond
Western Fair, William McBride, secre-
tary, Richmond
Westlake I'., confectioner, Dundas and
Hitchcock
Westlake William, dry goods, Dundas,
h Talbot
Westland G. P., M.D., North
Westman Alfred, sawmaker, Dundas
Westninster hotel, John Baldie, pro-
prietor, King
Weston Amos, pumpmaker, Wellington
Weston Peter, turner, Duke
Westy Thomas, captain No. 1 steamer,
King
Wetcel Charles, cigarmaker, Richmond
Wetherell John, laborer, Hast York
Whalen Thomas, laborer, Market
Whateley Henry, barrister, Dundas, h
Mill
Wheaton Adam, builder, East Horton
Wheaton William, carpenter, Bathurst
Wheeler Alfred, saloon, Market sq
Wheeler Barnabas, alderman, Dundas
Wheeler Brothers, shoemakers, Dundas
Wheeler Henry, baker, Ridout
Wheeler Oscar, of Wheeler Brothers,
Talbot
Wheeler William, of Wheeler Brothers,
Dundas
Wheeihouse Chs., tavernkeeper, Talbot
Wheley William, laborer, Hast York
Whetter Richard, butcher, Covent
Garden market, h Westminster
Whiskard Thomas G., clothier, Dundas
Whitchurch Thomas, King east
White Charles, laborer, Maitland
White Ephraim, blacksmith, bds Dundas
White John, barber, Waterloo
White John, blacksmith, King
White Jebn, carpenter, r Dundas
White John A.,saloon,Carling,h Dundas
White Joseph, laborer, Richmond
White Michael, teamsier, Richmond
White Patrick, cooper, Simcoe
White rev. William, R, catholic, St
Peter's church, Duke
White Robert, laborer, Adelaide
White Thomas, carpenter, off Adelaide
White William, tinsmith, King
Whitehead Benjamin, carpenter, Litch-
field
White horse inn, George Wade, propric-
tor, Adelaide
Whitehouse Edw., machinist, Rast York
Whiteley Jonathan, farrier, York
White ox inn, Jolin Wilson, proprietor,
Hamilton road
Whiting Mrs. E., dressmaker, Dundas
Whittaker James, laborer G.W.R,, King
east
Whittaker Jos., shoemaker, Petersville,
Wicks George, laborer G.W.R., East
Bathurst
Wiggins Thomas, laborer, Simeoe
WIGMORE RICHARD, chief of police,
DOMINION
City hall, Richmond, h cor Wil-
liam ard Dundas
Wilcox Mrs., wid Amos, King east
Wiles James, laborer, Burwell
Wiley James, watchman G.W.R., York
Wiley John, baker, Clarence
Wiley John, carpenter, York
Wilkins Henry A., sculptor, Litchfield
Wilkinson Edward, blacksmith, Ridout
Wilkinson James, laborer G.W.R.,
Petersville
Wilkinson John, farmer, Petersville
Wilkinson Joseph D., clerk, bds Talbot
Wilkinson Uriah, moulder, King
Willett Thomas, clerk of the market,
Talbot
Williams James, commercial traveller,
Horton
Williams Jasper, laborer, William
Williams Jeremiah, engine driver,
Simcoe
WILLIAMS JOHN, wholesale and re-
tail druggist, Dundas, h Talbot
Williams John Fredevick, drill instruc-
tor, Maitland
Williams William, bellman and crier,
Pall Mall
Williamson David,messenger Merchants
Bank of Canada, Kent
Williamson rey, J.S.,Episcopal method-
ist, North
Willis Belton, & Co., lumber merchants,
York
Willis Dickens, laborer, East South
Willis William, of Willis, Belton &Co.,
Wellington ‘
Wills T.8., agent for Ontario Starch
works, Dundas
Wilmuy Edward, laborer, Clarence cor
Grey
Wilson Angus, shoemaker, Bathurst
Wilson captain Thompson, Hiteheock
Wilson Charles H.shoemaker, Richmond
Wilson & Code, limber and coal dealers
Clarence cor York
Wilson Colwell, clerk, bds Talbot
Wilson David, of Horton & Wilson, Wel-
ling ton
Wilson Henry, of Wilson & Code, Wel-
lington ;
WILSON JAMES IL, graduate of O. V.
college, veterinary surgeon, Rieh-
mond
Vilson Job, shoemaker, Richmond
Wilson John, janitor, Central schools
East York
Wilson John, laborer, Adelaide
Wilson John, proprietor White ox inn,
road ‘
Wilson Joseph M., checker G.W.R.,
Burwell ;
Wilson Mrs. Sophie, wid John, Riehmond
Wilson Nicholas, teacher Union school,
Hamilton, Bathurst
Wilson Richard T., cooper, Clarence
Wilson Samuel, farmer, Westminster
Wilson Thomas, grocer, Hast Simcoe cor
Burwell
Wilson Ths,, potash manufacturer, York
Wilson William, King j
Winder Edward, painter, East hill
Wingate Thomas, plasterer, Thames
Winget William, carpenter, Ridout
Winnett Edward, boilermaker, Adelaije
Winnett Hy., boilermaker, Westminster
Winnett John, of John Winnett & Son,
cor Colborne and Grey
500 DIRECTORY.
[Province op
Te ee eee ee eee eae ee ee Tn ie et ee nna ante he ee
Winslow James, cooper
Winters George, clerk, bds Grace
Winters Thomas, shoemaker, Grey
Wise James, printer, King 7? *
Woleben Edward L,, iron me
Richmond :
Wolshen Mrs., wid L., Richmond
Wood market, James Stewart, clerk
Wellington fone
Wood William, cooper, Simcoe
Woodall John, gardener, Piccadilly
WOODBERY & AIKIN, Union billiani
saloon
Woodbery G. B., of
Aikin, bds at City hotel
Woodhouse Henry, blacksmith, Bas
Horton es
Woodman Edward, carpenter, Franky
Woodruff William, MD. Olaee ;
Woods John, grocer, Dundas, h Clarenes
Woodworth John, painter, Colborne
Woolford Thomas, laborer, East Hill
Woollet George, carpenter, bds Dundas
Woolley Thomas, auctioneer, Market
Woolway Richard, basket maker, (ol
borne ht
Worden Ralph J., M.D., Clare
Wormsley John, conductor GW East
York :
Worthington James, barber, Watson
Worthington Mrs. M., wid Philip, Talbot
Wright & Durand, builders, cor orh
and Wellington :
Wright Kdward J., cooper, Richmond
Wright Hugh, clerk, William
rchant,
Winnett John & Son, lumber merchants,
York
Winnett Thomas, market clerk. Talbot
Winnett William H., of John Winnett
Wright Hugh, law student, Dundes
Wright James, of Cowan & Wright, nds
Talbot ;
Wright John, builder, King cast
Wright John, laborer, Hamilton road
Wright John, of Chalevaft & Wri
Wright John, of Wright & Durand King
Wright John, seed store, King
Wright Joseph, Sydenham
Wright Josiah, lamplighter, Ridout
W Mrs. Ann, wid J. D., Wate!
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Wrig
Mrs. Marian,wid Win.
rence
Wrin Samuel, laborer, East York
Wonnacott Emanuel, gardencr, Bathust
Wyat George, shoemaker, Colborne
Wyatt Wilh
Wyckoff Pete
Westminster
Wykoil Charles, clerk, York
Wykoff John, carpenter, York
Wylie A. F., telegraph — operator,
GWAR,
Wylie John, proprietor railway taven
Wellington
Yapp Miss H., King
Yates Henry, eabinetinaker, Wellingtot
Yates Henry, currier, Simece
Yates William, carpenter, East Horton
Yealland Edmund, tailor, Dundas
Yellen Thomas, blacksmith, York
Yirrell Thomas, shoemaker, Richmond
Yoe Nicholas F., cooper, Westminster
Young James, carpenter, Bathurst
Young Men's Chureb of England
ciation, very rey, dean Hellmuth pres!
dent, Richmond
Young Miss, milliner, Richmond
Young Mrs, Ann, wid Thomas, Can
Young rey, William A, teachet Hell
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m, tinsmith, King
vatchmaker, Dunas, )
& Son, cor Colborne and Grey
° semaker, Talbot
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BANK OF B.
Monager—
Ojicers—J¢
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keeper: T. H,
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MERCHANTS
Manager—W
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Manager—Jo
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Charles P, Sn
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blacksmith, East
carpenter, Franklin
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aborer, Kast Hill
penter, bds Dundas
ictioneer, Market
basket maker, Col.
M.D., Clarence
ductor G.W.R, East
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MISCELLANEOUS—CITY OF LONDON.
BANKS.
SANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Cor Richmond and North sts.
Monager—T. Corsan.
Ojicers—John P. Lawless, accountant ; Robert A. Leslie,
teller; Robert Burns, discount clerk ; Edward Still, ledger
keeper ; Thos, R. Cathro, messenger.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
Richmond st.
Manager—William R. Dean.
Ojicers Charles Mahon, accountant; James T. Boyd,
J.C. P. Phillips, Robert J. Drummond, Angus M. Kirk-
jand, A. H. Beddome, 8. MeV. Lloyd, clerks ; Lewis Stuart,
messenger.
(ANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
Cor Richmond and Carling sts.
Manager —William Simpson.
(iieers—Henry S. Scadding, accountant; F Wescott
liscount clerk ; J. F. Patterson, teller ; Robert Gill, ledger
»T.H. Hart, clerk ; William Matthews, messenger ;
ud O. Greet, clerk Savings Bank department.
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.
Richmond st.
Manager—William F. Harper.
Ofierrs—Henry McCutcheon accountant; Thomas Blak-
ney, teller ; ALO. Graydon, ledger keeper ; David William-
On, Messenger.
BIOLSON'S BANK,
Cor Dundas st and Market lane.
Manager—Joseph Jeitery.
Accountant—W iltiam Dempster,
BOARD OF TRADE,
tichmond st.
Charles P. Smith, president ; Thomas Churcher, secretary
pnd treasurer,
COMPANIES.
EXPRESS.
ANADIAN EXPRESS (0,
8. Chadwick, agent, Richmond st.
MERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CO. |
8. Chadwiek, agent, Richmond st. :
RAILWAY.
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Burwell st,
<3 C.J. Brydges, general manager, Montreal.
Wiliam Tharp, agent; W. J. Peverett, cashier; Daniel
Fevormick and James Craig, clerks; Robert Charlton,
‘Ket clerk and operator; James Stewart and William
“ming, checkers; H. A. Smith, landing waiter; John
gent; John Shedden, cartage agent,
REAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
DOMINION 501 DIRECTOKY.
Mason, Geo, Clarke, and Finley McDonald, telegraph
operators ; Henry Bright, batteryman; John Kitching, track
superintendent ; James Carroll,clerk ; WilliamWebster, ticket
clerk; Charles Knight, night station agent; Joseph Booth,
| superintendent car department; John Cornish, bridge in-
spector; William Chambers, superintendent locomotive
| department ; Robert Browa, tank inspector; George Roach,
refreshment rooms
LONDON AND PORT STANLEY RAILWAY.
Bathurst and Colborne sts,
President—Murray Anderson.
Directors—Samuel McBride, Simpson H. Graydon, A.
McCormick, R. Tooley, Thomas Arkell, E, Paul, T. MeNairn
and Robert Thompson,
William Bowman, superintendent; C. F. Hanson, loco-
motive department; William Pratt, station master; John
Evans, baggage master; George Flock, tickeb clerk ; Wm.
Fraser, conductor; KE. Jones Parke, solicitor.
This railway connects the harbor of Port Stanley with
the town of St. Thomas and city of London, forming a
| junction at the latter place with the Grand Trunk and
Great Western railways for all points exs: and west, and
connecting at Port Stanley with the steamers of the
North Shore Transportation Co, for Montreal and interme-
diate ports, also with steamers for Cleveland.
TELEGRAPH.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,
tichmond st., branch office G. W. Railway station, William
C, Furness, agent; William Blair and George M. Gunn,
operators,
DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO.
Richmond st.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
tev. James Cooper, D.D., minister.
Hours of service, 11
aim. and 6) p.an.; Sabbath school, 24 p.m.
York st.
BETHEMANUEL CHURCH, for colored people only,
Hours of service, 105 a.m. and 6p. m. Hast Grey st,
BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
tev. William Jolliffe, pastor. Hours of service, 10) a.m.
and G p.m. Cor Horton and Wellington sts.
CHR'ST CHURCH, ch of England,
Rev. J. Smythe, M.A., rural dean, incumbent ; rev. Benja-
min Bayly, assistant minister. [ours of service, 1L
am. and 6.30 p.m. Wellington st.
CLARENCE ST, PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH,
Rey. John Proudfoot, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m.
and 63 p.m. ; Sabbath school, 24 pan, Clarence st.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rey. J. A. R. Dickson, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. ; Sabbath school, 2 p.m. King st.
DUNDAS ST, WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH,
Rey. William Briggs, minister.
and 6.30 p.m. Dundas st.
Hours of service, 103 a.m.
York and Richmond sts.
W. K. Muir, general manager, Hamilton,
\ oe Wallace, assistant superintendent; W, J. Morgan
Theva clerks; Hugh Brodie, station master; 1,
Will man, telegraph superintendent and train despatch-
iWitam Blair, James Blair, Alex. Fraser, Thomas Robert-
a and C, N, Pratt, train despatchers; A. F, Wylie, D.
EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. 8. Williamson, minister, Hours of service, 103 a.m.
and 6.30 pan. East North, n Colborne st.
HAMILTON ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.
Rey. W. Jolliffe, minister. Hours of service, 10.30 a.m. and
6.30 p.m.
Ter em
Lonvon.
WEW ‘CONNEXION METHODIST.
Rev. George Richardson, minister. Hours of service, 103
a.m, and 6.30 p.m. ; Sunday school, 2.30 p.m, Clarence
st., near Dundas st. ‘
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. T. W. Jolliffe, minister; rev. J. Markham, assistant.
Hours of service, 10} a.m. and 6.30 p.m. King st.
8T. ANDREW’S CHURCH, Presbyterian,
Rev. John Scott, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 64
p.m. ; Sabbath school, 2} p.m. Gaelic service at 10
a.m. North st.
ST. JAMES CHURCH, the Kirk, ch of Scotland.
Rev. David Camelon, minister.
Hours of service, 11 a.m.
and 6} p.m.
Cor Richmond and Kent sts.
8T. JOHN'S CHAPEL, ch of England,
Rev. Isaac Brock, M.A., minister ; rev. W. H. Halpin, M.A.,
assistant minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Huron college, George st.
8ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL,
Right rev. Benjamin Cronyn, D.D., lord bishop of Huron ;
very rev. Isaac Hellmuth, D.D., dean of Huron, rector ;
rev, canon G. M. Innes, M.A., assistant minister ;
Hours of service, 11 a.m, and 6.30 p.m. Cor Richmond
and North sts.
8ST. PETER’S CHURCH, R. catholic,
Right rev. John Walsh, bishop of London; very rev. M. J.
Bruyére, vicar general; rev. William J. White and rev.
Patrick Stone, priests. Masses at 7 a.m. 83 a.m, and 103
am. ; Vespers 7 p.m.; Sunday school, 24 p.m. Rich-
mond cor of Duke,
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. Elliott, minister. Hours of service, 103 a.m. and 6.30
p.m.; Sunday school, 2 p.m. Pall Mall.
CORPORATION.
City hall, Richmond st.
Mayor—S. H. Graydon.
Aldermen—Barnabus Wheeler, lst ward ; James M. Cou-
sens, lst ward; Andrew McCormack, Ist ward; Samuel
McBride, John B, Smythe, John Campbell, 2nd ward ; David
Hughes, William Farris, Walter Nicholl, 3rd ward; Hewett
Fish, Alexander Murray, Thomas McCormick, 4th ward; S.
H. Graydon, Daniel Lester and Murray Anderson, 5th ward ;
Thomas Peel, John Christie, John Williams, 6th ward; Tho-
mas Partridge, jun., Thomas Partridge, sen., James Egan;
Lawrence Lawrason, police magistrate.
Officers—A. 8. Abbott, city clerk and clerk police court}
John Brown, chamberlain; William Robinson, city engineer}
John Blair and L. W. Owen, collectors ; William McBride
and Arthur Wallace, assessors ; A. G. Smyth and T. R,
Westcott, city auditors ; Richard Dinahan, janitor.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Richard Wigmore, chief of police ; William Baskerville,
sergeant ; Robert McWhinney, Patrick Wallace, James Gut-
tridge, John Larkin, Lawrence Powers, James Hobbins,
John Boyd, William Green, John Denahy, James Grant.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Samuel Stewart, chief ; second assistant William Andrus)
No, 1 steamer, Thomas Westie, captain, and 50 men; No.
2 Company H. 8. Matheson, captain, and 75 men; No, 1
Hook and’ Ladder Co., John Doyle, captain, and 60 men;
No. 1 steamer, and hook and ladder, King st., No. 2 steamer,
Carling st.
on
DOMINION 502 DIRECTORY.
[PRovINcE op
bs ep preset
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
William Elliott, judge of County court and chai
eral sessions ; John Macbeth, olen County court; Chee
Hutchinson, clerk of peace ; James Ferguson registrar:
Alexender McDonald, deputy registrar ; James Keefer,
county clerk ; William Glass, sheriff; Samuel Glass deputy
sheriff; J. C. Meredith, clerk of Division court: ri
Murray, county treasurer; C. W. Connor, county engineer:
Joseph Lamb, gaoler ; Robert Kelley, turnkey, © 7°’
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Wellington buildings, Richmond st.
James B. Strathy, collector ; Duff Cameron, surveyor:
Edward 8. Collett, chief clerk ; William Barker, clerk’ and
locker; Richard Abbott, appraiser ; Henry Boyd
Richard Irvine and H. A. Smith, landing waiters,
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE.
Richmond st.
Peter McClary, collector; James Burns, chief clerk
Hamilton Hunter and William Moore, excisemen,
KDUCATIONAL.
CONVENT OF THE LADIES OF THE SACRED HEART,
for the education of young ladies,
Madame Desmarquest, superioress, Dundas st.
HURON COLLEGE.
Incorporated 1863.
President—Right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron.
Members of the_Corporation—Ven. archdeacon Brough
M.A.; very rev. I. Hellmuth, D.D., dean of Huron; ven.
archdeacon Sandys, D.D.; rev. canon Bettridge, B.D. ; tev.
M. Boomer, LL.D. ; rev. canon 8. L. Elwood, MAG; rev.
Isaac Brock, M.A. ; rev. J. Marsh, M.A. ;rev. EK. B. Bay i
rey. James Smythe, M.A.; rev. W. H. Halpin, MA.;
P. Hincks; James Shanly, major R. J. Evans, V. Cronyn.
V. Cronyn, solicitor and secretary.
Officers of the College—Rev. Isaac Brock, M.A., principat
and divinity professor ; rev. W. H. Halpin, M.A, pro
of classics and mathematics ; V. Cronyn, D.C.L., bursar.
HELLMUTH COLLEGE.
Incorporated 1865,
Visitor—Right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron.
President of the Corporation—Very vev. 1. Hellmuth, DD.
Members of the Corporation—Very rev. H. J. Grasett, BD.
rev. Isaac Brock, M.A.; rev. A. Sweatman, M.A.:F.W
Thomas ; rev. canon Baldwin, M.A.; hon. David b. Ike
pherson, senator ; Adam Crooks, Q.C., D.C.L. ; major RJ
Evans.
Officers of the College—President ; very rev. I, Hellmuth
D.D.; major Evans, secretary and treasurer ; rev. Arthut
Sweatman, M.A., head master; rey. professor Halpin, AM;
J. Hickie, M.A.; rev. W. A. Young ; William O'Connor
M.A., C. A. Sippi, L.A.H.D.; W. Reiner, Foreign Lange
ages, T. H. Walliss, assistant masters ; St. John Hyttr
rauch, B.M., music master ; T.H. Walliss, drawing master
sergeant major Gray, drill instructor.
HELLMUTH LADIES COLLEGE.
Incorporated 1869.
Patron—Right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron. -
Visitors—Ven, archdeacon of London, ven. archdeacol
of Huron.
President—V ery rev, I. Hellmuth, D.D. dean of Huron.
Secretary and Treasurer—Major Evans.
Lady Principal—Mrs. Mills. F Vi
Assistant Staff—Miss Young, Miss Farrer, Miss Hand, iis
Clinton, Miss Hatton, music teacher; Miss Mellen
Strickland, Miss Hughes, Malle, Lecaille, Friulein Scim
OvraRio. ]
JOINT BOA}
TRUSTE]
Grammar
Proudfoot ;
Vharles G. 1
Common Sj
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ward ; Jame
John Ross a
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Intermediate, ,
Primary No, 1
Primary No, 2
Primary No, 3
Primary No, 5
Primary No, 6
Primary No.7
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ALS.
t and chairman gen.
unty court ; Charles
erguson, registrar;
rar; James Keefer,
Jamuel Glass, deputy
rision court; Adam
or, County engineer;
irnkey,
a8 A)
SE.
mond st,
Cameron, surveyor;
im. Barker, clerk and
ary Boyd, messenger;
ling waiters,
Burns, chief clerk
excisemen,
LL.
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Dundas st.
3
shop of Huron.
archdeacon Brough
lean of Huron; veu.
Bettridge, B.D. ; revs
. Elwood, M.A. rev.
rev. E. B. Bayly, B.A.;
Halpin, M.A; rev. J.
Byans, V. Cronyn.
Brock, M..A,, principa
alpin, M.A., profess!
nyn, D.C.L., bursar.
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INT BOARD OF GRAMMAR AND COMMON SCHOOL
TRUSTEES.
Waterloo st. bet King and York sts.
Grammar School T'rustees—Rev. John Scott ; rev. J.
Proudfoot ; rev. James Smythe, A.M.; L. W. Owen;
Charles G. Moore, M.H. ; Thomas Partridge, jun.
Common School 7'rustees—Henry Wheeler and John Bon-
jor, No. lward ; Alfred G. Smytheand James Wright, No. 2
ward; James Dunbar and John G. McIntosh, No. 3 ward ;
John Ross and William Rowland, No. 4 ward ; Thomas
Brown and John Phillips, No. 5 ward ; Alexander Johnston
und Alexander Gunn, No. 6 ward ; Thomas Partridge, sen.,
md E. A. Taylor, No. 7 ward; Alfred G. Smyth, chairman.
Oficers—Right rev. Lord Bishop of Huron, local superin-
ndent ; James B. Boyle, principal ; rev. Benj. Bayly, B.A.,
jead master grammar school; Alex, S. Abbott, secretary,
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance and Salaries.—Rowland, Smyth, McIntosh and
Partridge, sen.
School Management—Rev. Scott and Smyth; Wright,
Owen, Taylor, Dunbar, Phillips and Partridge, jun.
Improvement.—Owen, Cousins, Smyth, Gunn, Partridge,
ven, and Brown,
Library and Printing. —Rev. Mr. Proudfoot, Taylor, McIn-
wsh, Rowland, Ross and Moore.
School Visitors—Second ward—-Revs. Mr. Proudfoot,
Smyth and Wright ; third ward—MclIntosh, Cousins and
Schram ; fifth ward—Reyv. J. Smythe, Dunbar, Phillips and
Brown; sixth ward—Rey. J. Scott, Owen, Johnston and
Gunn ; seventh ward—Partridge, jun., Partridge, sen., and
Taylor; Central school—Revs. 8. Scott, Proudfoot and
Smythe, Rowland, Moore and Ross.
he revenue of the Board and the sources from which it
wag derived were, for 1869, as follows :
Balance from 1868 in hand of Chamberlain......$ 5,425 70
Municipal assessMent.......csssesseeeesesserereeerseeees 11,000 00
Government Grant to common schools............. 1,376 00
a ef Grammar“ aaa, 980 00
Fees from grammar SChOO].....ssseerreeeeeees 323 50
Rent “ “ LAndg..ccsscvsseseeeaeeeseeeecennes 793 55
Totals ias sees watitentiien v ssesesees $19,898. 75
DOMINION 503 DIRECTORY.
Lonpon,
The principal items of expenditure were the follcwing,
namely :
Salaries of classical master and assistant..........8 1,550 00
a five male teachers........ Gievacansapateesds 3,200 00
“ nineteen female teachers.......... 4,575 00
Other salaries... ....ccccescssereesesseeecoeeeeeeesee sever 830 00
Total........ dees eg eredgnsend eotencontderiatas $10,155 00
Received from Government grant
to grammar SChOOI8.........066+ . $ 980 00
Received from grammar school
fOCS....60ereeeee ONT COTE 323 50
Received from Rent of grammar
SCHOOL LANGS......44 ceeeeeeeesesneves 793 55
Making a total from all sources of : $2,097 05
Salary of head master ....... sec $1,000 00
i Assistant master...... dae 550 00
Total salaries............5 $1,550 00
Leaving a balance for contingencies of $ 547 05
Statement of receipts and disbursements on account of
the joint board of grammar and common school trustees of
the city of London, for the year ending 31st of Dec., 1869.
RECEIPTS.
Jan. 1. To balance from 1868.............8 5,425 70
July. “ Government grant to
Grammar school...........06+ 980 00
“ Government grant to
Common schodl..........600+ 1,376 00
“ Grammar school fees......... 323 50
aE s rents... 793 55
“ Municipal assessments........ 11,000 00
—-— $19,893 75
DISBURSEMENTS.
By paid salaries account.......sceseeees $10,075 35
6 EXPENSE ACCOUNL.K ee eereeeees 2,883 38
Balance to L8T0....0. ccccseeee cesses seneeees 6,940 02
——-——$19,898 75
Table—Showing the number of pupils registered in each department of the Central, Intermediate, and Primary
schools per quarter, with the daily and monthly averages in each.
Second
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yof Huron, = ~ | z abasic || Dee Bit.
ev. [. Hellmuth, D.D. lg | |g | Z | i| ae
v. H. J. Grasett, BD. se] ae | a | ee
satman, i ae | | |
hon. David L. Mae ‘ : bg } of |
L D.C.L. ; major RJ BeHOULS: a Z| i ee ees is
CENTRAL, INTERMEDIATE AND 3 8 | se} allel] allel-
erv rey. I. Hellmuth PRIMARY, E 3 | els el ai e|e
easurer ; rev. Arthut vy a a oh allt oe | ale
rofessor Halpin, AM # # Zz z| fi] 2] #4 E #
+ William O'Connor 5 > é | ele el el els
iner, Foreign Lang Pl ian lta ainaeca|| sn oa pasa ql. =a pesem ie vest |S =
‘s+ St. John Hytten Central school Boys. .| 418) 870) 814 | 420) 881 B09 850, 299 | 316) 266)| 333] 288
lliss, drawing mast?) ale ek it ae “e* ) Girls 349) 319) 267 B59) 297 200 808) 255 292) 245)| 800] 250
; Intermediate “Boys. .| 98} 92] 80° 105] 9t 97| 92) 77 | 104! 6]! 98] gs
Weeden eveee Coreen erecces { Gitls at ie a ye 108 120) 104 ms ets 96); 118} 91
Primary N Boys 80) 146] 119 | 208 7 133 157) 12 6) 118)! 152) 1iy
ary No. 1, Horton street........ Girls .| 181) 184 98 216 141 153 137} 108 162 115 | 144 110
Pow No Tt en fe MT BH) a] al ga
: 7 6 an an! 107 | 128 +4 4
2 TAN lh MMT Wt nt 8. ERE] A MB 1 mee el
ven. archdeat p ‘| yee! aa7l aie | 98 3] 408 oF
oT 8 ore re | HE | EA rd rl de
an of Huron. Primary N Boys..| 99} 90} TL) 118) 94 117 92) 78! 118) 96)| 105] 87
oti deat : ary No, 6, Bond street.......... Gis. W9 gi) 6) 37] 82 at a | orl fall 16 Ft
me timary No, 7, W. . Boys..| 112} 89} 69 128) 91 98) 72 159) 97) 72) 90 TL} 98) 73) 94) 79
tan Hand Ml Y No.7, Waterloo street, N... | Give, | 108) 89] 70 124 98| 77/| 186 107) 81. 157 8i| o7| o4! 75! 94 Fall gal fd
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Miss McLellan, 19702! 2264/1830 2072 2207/1881) 3271 2289 1879 3713 2280 1864 2236 1831 2286|1872| |2261/1553
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TABLE.—Showing the Annnal Increase of Attendance at the City Schools, the amount of Municipal A
annually levied for ».hool Purposes, and the cost per pupil for Education ‘in each year, ey ee
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Attendance, \Cost per ann, of {Cost per ann, of
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Eclueation on I
SLB]. FEEI thease |jbgrad on, whol
YEAR. E | A be ee = Pe ea REMARKS,
@| #128 /¢ |) on | on || on | on |
aoe. a EYE is bi aS AAs be ee
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LITERARY. 8T, JOHN’S LODGE, 209, G.R.J.
LONDON LITERARY SOCIETY.
Edward Meck, president ; Dr. Flock, vice-president; Geo.
McNab, secretary ; J. H. Bell, treasurer.
Meets in Victoria Block, Richmond st.
LONDON MECHANICS INSTITUTE, AND LIBRARY.
Talbot st.
h pupil for |
| neation,
| Dasex
8S. W. Abbott, W.M. ; A. S. Abbott, secretary.
Meets third Wednesday in every month,
ST. JOHN’S LODGE, No. 20, G.R.C.
W. bro. M. D. Dawson, W.M.}_ bro. John H. Bell, seevetary.
Meets second Tuesday in each month,
SIR RICHARD CUR DE LION ENCAMPMENT.
T. Westlake, president; Robert Lewis, Ist vice president; | Thompson Wilson, eminent commander ; Thomas F. Me
Thomas F, McMullen, 2nd vice president; Adam Begg,
Mullin, registrar.
treasurer; A. H, Baxton, recording secretary; M.D. Daw-| pap LONDON CHAPTER ROSE CROIX, H.R.D.M
, HR.DM.
son, corresponding secretary.
LUNATIC ASYLUM.
LONDON LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Receives patients from the counties of Norfolk, Oxford,
Elgin, Middlesex, Kent, Essex and Lambton, under same
regulations as required of the provincial lunatic asylum,
Toronto, government appoints medical superintendent, who
under the supervision of the inspectors, manages the affairs
of the asylum.
Officers —Uenry Lander, M.D., medical superintendent ;
clerk and bookkeeper, John Meek ; steward, John Milligan ;
matron, Caroline C. Milligan.
MASONIC.
KILWINNING LODGE, No. 64, G.R.C,
W. bro. J. R. Peel, W.M.; bro, C, Campbell, M.D., seeretary,
Meets third Thursday in each month.
RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE,
Captain T. Wilson, M. P. Sov. ; Thomas Beattie, recorder.
ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 42, G.R.C.
W. bro. W. Skinner, W.M.; bro J. M. Longan, secretary,
Meets the first Wednesday in each month.
8T, GUORGE’S ROYAL ARCH ROYAL CHAPTER, No, 5,
G.R.C,
F. F.MeMullen, 1st principal, H. A. Baxter, Scribe. E.
Meets fourth Friday in February, May, August and Nov.
Free Press, annual subscription to daily $5
Western Advertiser, weekly ; annual subscription $1; ni
Cameron & Brother, editors, proprietors and printets,
Richmond st.
Thompson Wilson, M.W.S.; A. G. Smyth, secretary and
treasurer,
TUSCAN LODGE, No, 195, G.R.C.
W. bro. F. W. Thomas, W.M., bro. Stephen Blackbur.
Meets first Mond ay in each month.
NEWSPAPERS.
Builder (The), monthly, annual subscription 50 cents: T.
W. Dyas, editor, proprictor and publisher, Richmonds'.
Daily Advertiser ; annual subscription $4; weekly $2; Johu
Cameron & Brother, editors, proprietors and printers
Richmond st,
Educator (The), monthly ; annual subscription 36e.; Sid-
dons & Dawson, publishers, Dundas st.
: ¥ sanintian-@é
Evangelical Witness, weekly ; annual subscription 52: rer
Wiiliam Cocker, D.D,, editor; John Cameron & Brother,
printers, Richmond st.
Evening Herald and Prototype, annual subseription ‘9
daily $4 ; to weekly $1; Siddons & Dawson, publishers
proprietors and printers, Dundas st.
Farmers’ Advocate, monthly ; annual gubseription 1¢.;
William Weld, editor and proprietor; J. & 8. Blackbur,
printers, Dundas st.
+ to tri-weekly
$3; to weekly $2; J. & S. Blackburn, editors, propre
tors and printers, Richmond st.
Joha
QraRio. |
HARMONY E
Henry Beltz,
tridge, fing
EUREKA LO
James Ganim¢
FOREST CIT
V.B. Nicholls
DOMINION L
James Smith, }
VICTORIA L9
John Atkins, >
LOYAL CITY
Bro. Wm. Had
Meets every se
Inspector's L
inspector ; Ge
H. A. Johnson
Lawrence Ly
postmaster; Ji
Jolin Hunter, .
O'Mara, clerks
Inessen eer,
EAST MIDDL
George Rob
sident; John
secretary ; Job
Directors—S
Join Wheaton
J. Hill, A. W.
LONDON AGR
James John
president; Wi
UcBride, secre
Dir clors—
tridge, jun., W
Andrew Mex
WESTURN F
James Joh
dent; Willian
tant-secretary
CITY HOSPT’
Ald. Hugh
[Province 6
MARKS,
5 opened and a thi
uted, ‘
+ Zopened and a Clas.
»pointed in the Central,
in No. 3,
. 6 opened.
yard No. 5 opened, one
from No. 1.
stored in No, J,
It on Central School
ecretary,
th.
in. H, Bell, seeretarr.
.MPMENT,
x; Thomas F. Me
K, HR.DM,
iyth, secretary and
phen Blackburn.
iption 50 cents; T.
isher, Richmonds..
L; weekly $2; Johu
etors and printers,
eription 36c.; Sid-
st.
abscription $2 ; rer
Jameron & Brother,
al subseription t
dawson, publishers,
subscription %e.;
J. & 8, Blackburn,
$5 ; to tri-weekly
n, editors, proprice
scription $1; Join
stors and printers,
unicipal Assessment
QyraRio. |
ODD FELLOWS.
HARMONY EMCAMPMENT, No. 3.
tridge, financial scribe.
EUREKA LODGE, No. 30.
James Ganimock, N.G.; William Atkins, secretary.
FOREST CITY LODGE, No. 38,
W.B. Nicholls, N.G.; Joseph Percival, secretary.
DOMINION LODGE, No, 48,
James Smith, N.G.; W. F. Howell, secretary.
VICTORIA LODGE, No. 1, Daughters of Rebecca,
John Atkins, N.G.; Mes. Wyatt, secretary,
WYAL CITY OF LONDON LODGE, No. 5772, M.U.
bro, Wm, Hudson, N.G.; Bro, Robt. Clark, secretary.
Meets every second Monday,
POST OFFICE.
Richmond st.
_ Inspector's Department, London Division.—Gilbert Griffin,
inspector ; George Cox, A, Thompson, F, Cronyn, and
I. A. Jolinson, clerks.
Lawrence Lawless, postmaster ; R. J.C, Dawson, deputy
postmaster, Joseph Gordon,John D, Sherman, Henry Dalton,
Jolin Hunter, John McLaughlin, Richard F. Matthews, 'T.
O'Mara, clerks ; John Nichol, letter carrier; Martin O'Mara,
Messenger,
SOCIETIES.
AGRICULTURAL,
EAST MIDDLESEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
__ George Robson, president; Richard Tooley, Ist viee-pre-
sident; John Nixon, 2nd vice-president; Henry Anderson,
secretary; John Shearer, treasurer, 185
Directors—S, IL. Graydon, mayor; Alexander MeKenzie, |
John Wheaton, Thomas Shore, A‘ S, Emery, J. B. Lane, W. |
J. Hill, A. W. Brown, and John Cameron,
LONDON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Richmond st.
hh Johnson, president; James M. Cousins, Ist. vice-
eae Williain Saunders, 2nd viee president; William
‘cBride, secretary ; Charles W. Andrus, treasurer,
Directors—James Durand, John Christie, Thomas Par- |
Wee jun., William Farris, John H, Griffiths, John B. Smyth,
Andrew MeCormick, John Scandrett and John McKellar,
WESTURN FAIR AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION,
Richmond st.
James Johnson, president; George Robson, vice-presi-
an William McBride, seeretary ; Henry Anderson, assis-
iutsecretary; Arthur S, Emery, treasurer.
BENEVOLENT.
CITY HOSPITAL,
i Wellington st.
d, Hughes, president, chairman of Board of Relief.
Henry Beltz, C. P.; H. E. Buttery, scribe; Thomas Par-
DOMINION 505 DIRECTORY. Lonvon,
MOUNT HOPE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Richmond st.
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph.
8ST, VINCENT DE PAUL.
Society fordeserving poor. Jolin McLoughlin, president.
NATIONAL.
8ST, ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
James Cowan, president; Charles Murray, Ist vice-presi-
dent; R. 8. T. Davidson, 2nd vice-president; John Mills, trea-
j surer; James Wright, secretary ; rev. D, Camelon, chaplain ;
Dr. McAlpine, physician, D, Cameron, Robert Lewis, Thomas
Miller, William Wallace, Duncan McPhail, relief committee.
ST, GEORGE'S SOCIETY,
Henry Taylor, president; W. H. Essery, Ist vice-president ;
George Phillips, 2nd vice-president; E. B. Reid, treasurer ;
George Pritchard, secretary.
Chaplains—Rev. J. W. Marsh and rey, G. K. Innes,
Physiciuns—Drs. Uarper, Cattermole, and Payne.
Awhtors—J. Overell and J. Stacker.
Commitiee of Management.—John Pannell, F. Westlake,
| Kd. Calman, John Bartlett, William Dyson, W. H. Rooks.
RELIGIOUS.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY.
William Clark, agent, Richmond st.
| CHURCH S0CIETY, Diocese of Huron.
|
| Richmond st 1 North st.
| Right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron, president; rev. J
Walker Marsh, secretary,
CHURCH OF ENGLAND YOUNG MEN’S ASSOCIATION,
Pitron—Right rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron.
President—Very rey. the dean of Huron.
Senior vice-president—Rev. J. Smythe, M.A., incumbent of
) Christ church.
Clerical vice-presidents—Rev. canon Innes, rev. J. W.
| Marsh, M.A., rev. canon Bettridge, rev. Benj. Bayly, B.A.,
jrey. A. Sweatman, M.A., rev. William) brookman, rey.
professor Halpin, rey. Isaae Brock, M.A.
Lay vieespresident—Dr. A. T. Machattie,
Corresponding and recording seeretary—G,. L. Ridout.
Librarian—W illiam Ellis.
| Treasurer—M. G. Bremner.
| Andifors—William Southam and George Pritchard,
Raeveutive Committee—The ofticers ex-officio: H. Briant, A.
H. Beddome, S. Barker, H. Becher, 8S. Blackburn, B. Cronyn,
W. Carey, W. H. Code, FP. 8S. Clarke, J. J. Dyas, E. Davis,
A, S. Emery, C. F. Hanson, I’. Willson, G. F. Jewell, A.
MeMullen, T. J. McDonough, H. Machattie, D. Mason, J.
Priddis, W. R. Meredith, G. Pritchard, 4. B. Reed, J. Siddons,
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1G. D. Sutherland, William Southam, George R. Shaw, W.
P. R. Street, E. A. Taylor.
Reading Roomand Library Commitiee— HH. Briant, G.F. Je-
well, E. A. Taylor, E. Davis, G. D. Sutherland, J. Siddons.
Lecture Committee—Rey, canon Innes, 8. Barker, Dr. A. T.
Machattie, J. J. Dyas, H. Machattie, BE, B. Reed.
STAGE ROUTES.
Daily stage to Belmont, distant 12 miles, fare 50 cents.
To Exeter and Lucan, daily, distant from London to
Exeter, 30 miles, fare $1.50. To Lucan, 15 miles, fare $1. 20
To Delaware, tri-weekly, distant 12 miles, fare 373 cents.
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(rARIO. |
LONG ISLAND LOCKS—A small | Willison William, farmer LORETTO—A village in the towns Delaney Johy}
village on the Rideau river, township | \;yj : : of Adjala, count of sim . Dj i eye
of Gloucester, county of Carleton, Dit Wright A. L., blaksmith from Bradford, A station of ihe hoa Dellgie Oh
small
township of Caradoc,
LONGWOOD STATION—A
Dellaire Hon
the
tant from Gloucester, a station of the C i
Depassier Pig
St Lawrenco and Ottawa railway, 6 miles,
ern railway, 18 miles,
from
Mail daily, Torouty
Village in Population about
42 miles,
from Bell's Crossing, a station of the | county of Middlesex, Montreal Telegraph | 90, Deslauriers
Canada Central railway, 9 miles, from| Co. has an office here, It is a station of . Deslauriers
Ottawa 15 miles. Mail tri-weekly. ‘Popu- | the Great Western railway. Distant froia | Brazille James, hotelkeeper eslauriers
lation about 80, of district about 350, London, the county town, 20 miles, from | Gassedy M. J., school teacher Baptiste
Chatiam 48 miles, from Windsor 89 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 150,
American Merchants Union Express
Co., Oliver White, agent
Beaty James, farmer
Breadley Denis, section master G.W.R.
Clarke Christopher, saw mill owner
Coulter Thomas, farmer
Covey Charles, laborer
Cushman Daniel, laborer
Griffith Elie, farmer
Griffith Lyman L., grocer
Homister Charles, saw mill owner
Jack James, baggagemaster G.W.R.
Dunn Michae
European As
field, agent
Ferguson W
ment agen
Flynn Albert
Flynn KB. R.,
Flynn Henry
Flynn Timot]
Fournier Jos
Freleigh Johi
Freligh John
(iallagner Pal
GATES JA}
Cassin Thomas, blacksmith
Dearling William, painter
Gamble John, farmer
Holland Thomas, blacksmith
Kelly Patrick D., J.P., postmaster, store
keeper, insurance agent
McAnealy Thomas, hotelkeeper
McCabe Peter, farmer
McCabe Thomas, firmer
Morrow Francis, farmer
Nevins John, farmer
Sweeney Thomas, farmer
Addison W.G., lock master
Armstrong rev. Thomas, Wesle yan
Blair Hugh, farmer
Blair John, farmer
Boyde Alexander, farmer
Brophy John, farmer
Burgan Dennis, farmer
Burgan William, f.rmer
Butler Michael, innkee) 27
a Byer Thomas, farmer
Caldwell James, farmer
Caragan Michael, farmer
Clark Michael, farmer
LIORIGNAL—The courty town of
Clark Nicholas, farmer
Clark William, farmer
Clothier David, farmer McKee James, farmer havea Re thts Feet Co, hasan principal
‘ rps nants RP Sal farmar office re. stant from Lancaster, & \ H
Clothier A., carpenter McRae Daniel, farmer station of the Grand ‘Crunk railway, im (ant major
Collins Alfred, farmer
Collins Samuel, J.P.
Costello James, farmer
Costello John, blacksmith
Davidson Robert, farnier
Davis Michael, farmer
Davy John, farmer BAM Y Nee ince farmer Aird John W., farmer Hamitton Wi
Dawson Mis3 Amelia Smith Vy oomy, laborer Aubin Francois, labor Hannah Will
er . doictidatehe ; Aubin Francois, laborer :
Dawson William, farmer bite Mis. doa. 4, postmistress Hannum Miss
Delaney Daniel, farmer
Delaney Patrick, farmer
Driscoll Cornelius, farmer
Driscoli Jeremiah, lockman
Dunlop James, farmer
Dunn John, farmer
Dunn Michael, farmer
Eadie George, farmer
Eadie William, farmer
Findley Alexander, farmer
Findley William, farmer
Gamble Moses, postmaster
Gamble Robert, farmer
Hall David, storekeeper, mail carrier
Halley Patrick, farmer
Halley Rhoda, farmer
Hoolahan John, farmer
Hoolahan Patrick, farmer
Johuson Robert, farmer
Kelley Rhoda, farmer
Kennedy William, farmer
Killroe Michael, farmer
Lattermere David, farmer
Lattermere Robert, farmer
LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher
of the Canadian Dominion Directory
and of the Province of Ontario Di-
rectory, Montreal, Que.
McBride William, farmer
McCaffry Charles, farmer
McCulloch William, farmer
McGuire James, farmer
Moodie David, farmer
Moodie James, farmer
Morice George, farmer
Murphy Patrick, farmer
Nash John, farmer
Nash Patrick, farmer
Nash Patrick, sen., farmer
Paget John, farmer
Paget Thomas, farmer
Powell Richard, farmer
Powell William, farmer
Roat William, farmer
Quinlan Joseph, farmer
Quinlan Thomas, farmer
Races Patrick, farmer
ierney John, farmer
Tye Richard, farmer
aters Patrick, farmer
Lucas James, tavernkeeper
McCracken Samuel, farmer
‘Mark James, laborer
add
Middlcmiss George, saw mill, farmer
‘TN emisrs Ralph, farmer
LONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., 0.
White, operator
Prati Toon, shoemaker
WHITH OUIVitG, “tation agent and
operator Montreat Telegraph Co,
LONSDALE—A small village on Salmon
river, township of Tyendinaga, county of
Hastings. Distant from Tyendinaga, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4
miles, fare 25c. Mail tri-weekly. Popula-
tion about 150,
Appleby Levi A., miller
Aylesworth Bowen, carpenter
Beckwith Henry, waggonmaker
Brown David, farmer
Bruin & Haight, waggonmakers
Bruin John, of Bruin & Haight
Casey Patrick, of P. Casey & Son
Casey P. & Son, waggonmakers
Dawson William, blacksmith
Farrell Patrick, farmer
Guillet William, miller
Grant William, cooper
Haight Benjamin, of Bruin & Haight
Hamilton Charles Samuel, M.D.
Kimmerly Peter, cooper
Lazier James A., J.P., carder and fuller
Mabee James, farmer
McCarron Neil, farmer
McCullough J. & J., storekeepers
McCullough Jas., of J. & J. MeCulongh
McCullough John, of J. & J.McCullough
McCullough William H., farmer
McGinnis James, carpenter
McGinnis Michael, farmer
McRae Daniel, farmer
Nash Patrick, innkeeper
Randell William T., tailor
Redner Horace, M.D.
Ross John, woollen and carding mill
Ryan Michael, blacksmith
Schermehorn John, mail carrier
Sweeney M., & Son, shoemakers
Sweeney Michael, of M. Sweeney & Son
Tighe John, blacksmith
Vance Henry, farmer
West John, farmer
West William, blacksmith
Whiteman James, farmer
WILDMAN
ware, &e.
Windover Christopher, carpenter
Winters Samuel, innkeeper
RICHARD, postmaster,
dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard-
Prescott and Russell, is on the river Ot
tawa, township of Longueuil, county of
miles, fare $2.50 ; from Ottawa 59 miles,
fure $1.25; from Montreal 66 miles, fare
$2.50. Mail daily. Population about &),
ADVERTISER (THE), weekly, annual
Subscription $1.50; Watson Litle,
editor, proprietor and printer
Bancroft Abel, collector
Banford William, farmer
Beaulieu Francois, laborer
Bedard Peter, carpenter
Belair Cyprien, laborer
Benoit Gédéon, laborer
Beattie Michel, laborer
Bone Francis, butcher
Boucher David, carriagemaker
Boult Miss Margaret, private school
Boyer Casimir laborer
Brown William K., farmer
BRUNET REV. ANTOINE, R. catholic
Buchan Andrew, farmer
Buchan David
Buchanan Mrs. Catherine, wid John
BUTTERFIELD JOHN, township clerk,
attorney, notary and deputy master
in Chancery, registrar of births,
deaths and marriages, and generil
insurance agent
Byers Richard D., president county!
of Prescott agricultural society
Cameron Mrs. Margaret, wid Alexander
Campbell Robert, carpenter
CASS ALFRED, horticulturist
Cass Charles A., horticulturist
CASS JAMES F., horticulturist, inventy
or and patentee of “ Cass’s improve!
wrench”
Charette Alexander, farmer Pe
Clare Fred., saddler, auctioneer, bailiti
Clarke Robert Caldwell, M.D.
Conorette Lellise, laborer
Costello Martin, deputy sheriff
Couvrette Francois, laborer
Créte Louis, laborer
Courrett Tallier, laborer
Cummings Mortimer, pilot a
Daniell James, judge County and Su!
rogate court
Daoust Jules, carpenter
Dartnell Edward, clerk of peace R
DARTNELL EDWARD TAYLO'
barrister at law, solicitor and attor
ney, County crown attorney i
clerk of the Peace for the xi
Count 28 of Prescott and ‘Russ
clerk * the County Judges its
distric. 2gistrar, issuer of marti
licenses, &c.
(jrammar scl
Grant Mrs.,
sion court,
(iregor Mrs.
Hall Edward
Hall Edward
Hall Rob« rt, 4
Ilamiltea Rol
Hannum Silag
Hay James, s
llayes James
Higginson Jo
Hubert Olivi
lurtubise Ga
Hurtubise Jul
Johnson Edel
Johnson Che
money ord
storekeeper
Johnson Ede1
cial assigne
Johnson Lyn
Johnson rev.
Kennedy rev.
Kingsley Alb
Kingsley Hav
Kingsley Pac
LABELLE \
Lacombe Lot
Lareign Bapt
Laviolette Ke
Ledue Augus
Ledue Cottor
Lee James, la
Lee Thomas,
Lepage Fran
LITLE WA"
etor of the
LIVERPOOT
GLOBE
W. Marsto:
LOrignal Tot
Society, Ei.
James Hay
MeGirney Al
McIntosh Pet
McLennan re
WeLeod Mrs,
McMaster All
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grammar s.
cRae Norm:
MARRIAGE
‘artnell, is
MARSTON J
fate court
treasurer o
Cott and RB
[PRovinor op
enc
illage in the tow;
of Simcoe, Dnt
station of the North.
Miles, from Toronto
ily. Population about
elkeeper
ool teacher
acksmith
painter
ner
acksmith
-P., postmaster, store
e agent
, hotelkeeper
mer
urmer
irmer
er
farmer
he county
yr and printer
mer
uborer
lector
farmer
, laborer
yenter
borer
yorer
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cher
rriagemaker
et, private school
orer
, farmer
NTOINE, R. catholic
larmer
therine, wid John
OHN, township clerk,
registrar of births,
rringes, and generil
uitural society
carpenter
horticulturist
orticulturist
f “ Cags’s improvel
br, farmer P
er, auctioneer, baililt
dwell, M.D.
laborer
pputy sheriff
k, laborer
AP
hborer
er, pilot
ge County and Su
nter
hlerk of peace
WARD TAYLOR,
solicitor and ator
own attorney a
ace for the Unite
scott and ‘Russell
town of
ell, is on the river Ot
f Longueuil, county of
ul Telegraph Co, hasan
ant from Lancaster, a
and ‘Trunk railway, %
from Ottawa 59 miles,
Montreal 66 miles, fare
. Population about 80),
HE), weekly, annual
1.50; Watson Litle,
r and deputy master
president county
raret, wid Alexander
horticulturist, invents
(nTARIO. |
Delaney John, blacksmith
Dellaire Charles, laborer
Dellaire Honore, laborer
Depassier Pierre, laborer
Deslauriers Joachim, laborer
Deslauriers Mrs. Marguerite, wid Jean
Baptiste
Dunn Michael, baker
European Assurance Co., John Butter-
field, agent ;
Ferguson William, agricultural imple-
ment agent
Flynn Albert, blacksmith
flvan B. R., farmer
Flynn Henry, blacksmith
Flynn Timothy W., blacksmith
Fournier Joseph, clerk
Freleigh John, bookkeeper
Freligh John P., telegraph operator
(allaguer Patrick, laborer
GATES JAMES OGDEN, clerk Divi-
sion court, coroner, gaoler
(irammar school, rev. F, F. McNab,
principal :
(rantmajor Allan J., barrister,attorney
(rant Mrs., wid hon, Alexander
(iregor Mrs. Colin
Hall Edward, tanner
Hall Edward A., wharfinger
Hall Roburt, tanner
llamiltea Robert, land surveyor
Hamitton William, carpenter
lannah William, farmer
Hannum Miss Esther, dressmaker
Hannum Silas P., watchmaker
Hay James, school teacher
layes James, painter
lligginson John, county registrar
lubert Olivier, laborer
furtubise Gabriel, sexton
lurtubise Jules, miller
Johnson Eden Abbot
Johnson Chaunsey, J.P., postmaster,
money order office and savings bank,
storekeeper, crown timber agent
Johnson Eden P., insurance agent, offi-
cial assignee
Johnson Lynus H., grocer
Johnson rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Kennedy rev. George, Wesleyan
Kingsley Albert, farmer
Kingsley Havier, farmer
Kingsley Pacholm, laborer
LABELLE WILFRID, hotelkeeper
Lacombe Louis, laborer
Lareign Baptiste, laborer
Laviolette Edward, innkeeper
Leduc Augustin, farmer
edue Cotton, farmer
Lee James, laborer
ce Thomas, carriagemaker
Lepage Francois Xavier, laborer
LITLE WATSON, editor and
¢tor of the Advertiser
VERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO., John
W. Marston, agent
‘Orignal Total Adstinence and Literary
Society, E. P. Johnson, president;
yames Hay, secretary
nmey Alexander, contractor
4 toah Peter H., storekeeper
peep rev. William, ch of Scotland
Wellaate Irs. Mary J., wid Donald
i Ne er Allan, contractor
le rev. Finlay F., M.A,, principal
xen
; te Norman D., millwright
MARRIAGE LICENSES, idward 7.
‘artnell, issuer
HARSTON JOHN W., registrar Surro-
propri-
unty Judges court Bate court, deputy clerk of crown,
, issuer of martial
hoeiptand of united counties of Pres-
and Russell, township treasurer
and agent for Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co.
Marston Josiah C., nurseryman
Marston Jeremiah, painter
Marston Richard H., assessor
Mechanics institute, E. T. Dartnell, pre-
sident ; E. P. Johnson, secretary
Millar J, & T., storekeepers
Millar John, of J. & T, Millar
Millar Thomas, of J.&T. Millar
Millette Felix, innkeeper
Miron Alexandre, laborer
Miron Antoine, laborer
Miron Augustin, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John
Clarke, operator
Morrison Norval, miller
Murphy John, laborer
Murrray lieut colonel, J.P.
Murray James, jun., revenue inspector
and mail contractor
O'BRIAN JOHN, grist and saw mill
owner
O'BRIAN PETER, barrister and clerk of
the county council
Ouimet J. B., M.D.
Pattee Mrs. David, wid D.
Pilon Joseph,. laborer
Prescott (county of) Agricultural soci-
ety, Richard D. Byers, president ; John
Shields, secretary.
Racine Louis, blacksmith
Richer Felix, laborer
Robillard Joseph, laborer
Rochon Dosithé, blacksmith
Samson Pierre, laborer
SCOTTISH AMICABLE INSURANCE
CO., John Butterfield, agent
Seguin Clement, laborer
Seguin Jean Noel, laborer
Seguin Louis, laborer
Shaw Mrs. Mary, wid Angus
Sonson Alexis, laborer
Sonson Perish, laborer
Souliére Michel, carpenter
STEWART JAMES, M.D.
Tessier Cyprien, laborer
Tessier Joseph, jun., laborer
Tessier Joseph, laborer
Tessier Leon, laborer
TREADWELL CHARLES P., sheriff,
patentee of Excelsior railway, and
senior major in militia
Unsworth Parker, butcher
Victoria Branch of the Montreal Auxili-
ary Bible society, John W. Higginson
of Hawkesbury, president; rev. F. FP.
McNab of L’Orignal, secretary, J. W.
Marston, treasurer
Waite Mrs. Ann, wid William
Walsh James, tailor
WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., John
Butterfield, agent
Wright William, shoemaker
LORRAINE—A post office station in.
the township of Mono, county of Cardwell.
Distant from Angus, a_ station of the
Northern railway, 23 miles, from Bradford
26 miles, from Barrie, the county town,
33 Miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population
about 25,
Anderson James, farmer
Mills John, postmaster
Mumford Charles, farmer
Quinn James, farmer
| LOUISVILLE —A small village on the
river Thames, township of Chatham,
county of Kent. Distant from Chatham,
a station of the Great Western railway, 6
miles, fare 25c.; from the Louisville sta-
tion of the same road, 8 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 100. i
Allan Ira D., laborer
Arnold Louis H., proprietor Royal Oak
DOMINION 507 DIRECTORY.
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Bedford Ebenezer, lumber dealer
Buchholz Karl, shoemaker
Dickson Joseph K., farmer
Fleming Andrew, farmer
Fleming & Lamb, mill owners
Grover J. B., farmer
LOUISVILLE EXCHANGE, Sylvanus
Shaw, proprietor
Martin Thomas, farmer
McDiarmid rev. William, Free will
Baptist
McKenzie Alexander, blacksmith
Royal Oak, Louis H. Arnold, proprietor
SHAW SYLVANUS, proprietor Louis-
ville Exchange
Struthers R.C., postmaster, storekeeper
Traxler Isaac B., carpenter
Traxler John, farmer
Wallace Joseph, laborer
Willston Silas, sen.
Willston Silas, jun., farmer
LOVA'T—A post office station in the
township of Greenock, county of Bruce.
Distant from Inverhuron 16 miles, from
Port Elgin 16 miles. Mail weekly.
Allen Thomas, postmaster
LOWBANKS—A small village on the
north shore of Lake Erie, township of
Moulton, county of Haldimand. Distant
from Feeder, a station of the Buffalo and
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 4 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Col-
borne ti miles, from Cayuga, the county
town, 27 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Popu-
lation about 140.
Ayers, William, agent
Barrick Benjamin, farmer
Barrick David, farmer
Braven William, farmer
Burkett Androff, farmer
Dodge Henry, farmer
Eyers George, farmer
Kyers William, farmer
Furry David, farmer
Furry Henry, farmer
Furry John, farmer
Furry Jonas, farmer
Furry Lawrence, farmer
Furry Nelson, farmer
Furry Silas, farmer
Furry William, farmer
Furry William H., farmer
Michner Isaac, farmer
O'Neil Felix, laborer
Overholt Henry, postmaster, farmer
Pew Richard, farmer
Pew Samuel, mason ’
Spinks Miss Jennie, school teacher
Wallace Alexander, farmer
Williams John A., farmer
LOWVILLE-—A village in the town-
ship of Nelson, county of Halton, Dis-
tant trom Wellington Square, a station
ofthe Great Western railway, 10 miles,
fure 50c.; from Milton, the county town,
6 miles, from Guelph, 22 miles, fare $1.;
from Toronto 43 miles, from Hamilton,
18 miles, fare 75c. Mail daily, Vopulation
about 150.
Addley James, laborer
Addley Thomas, laborer
Bemrose Joseph, waggonmaker
Buck Gideon, farmer
Burkholder Isaac, of Gilmer & Burk-
holder
Culloden Andrew B., storekeeper
Dent Nicholas, farmer
Emerson Andrew, blacksmith
Featherstone Joseph, farmer
Foster William, laborer
GILMER & BURKHOLDER, founders
and agricultural implement manu-
facturers
Gilmer William, of Gilmer & Burk-
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Glass Thomas, saddler Canada Permanent Building and Sav- Hodgins John, deputy reeve, farmer
Greer James, waggonmaker ings society, W. Porte, agent Hodgins Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas H,
Greer Robert, painter CANADIAN EXPRESS OU., H. Col-| Hodgins Thomas, Lrocery, boots gyi
Hartley Samuel, laborer lins, agent : shoes ;
Harvey James, mill owner Carey Timothy, switchman G.T.R. Hodgins Thomas C©., wheat buyer
Keely John, laborer Carly Mrs., wid James Hodgins William, blacksmith *
Kleinke Andrew, tailor Carroll John W., proprietor Royal | Hodgins William, laborer
Lee George, tanner hotel _ | Hodgins William, carpenter
Lowville hotel, Henry McDaid, proprie- | Central hotel, Robert McLean, proprie- | Hodgins William R., blacksmith
tor : tor Hossack Thomas, M.D,
McCay Egerton, farmer Chisholm William, section master | Howe James, laborer
McCay George, farmer G.T.R. Hughes Miss L. A, milliner
McCay Oscar, postmaster, storekeeper | Clatherham Samuel, plasterer Hutchins William H., grain merehan:
McDaid Henry, proprietor Lowville | Clatherham Samuel, jun., plasterer Hutchins Willard, warehousemen
hotel ‘ Clatherham Thomas, plasterer Jackson John, foundry
McIntosh Donald, tailor COLLINS HENRY, station agent and | Jitmieson Patrick .
McNair George, blacksmith agent Canadian Hxpress Co. Keays Edward T., music teacher
Oliver James B., storekeeper Collins Henry, tinsmith Keays Mrs. Abilena, school teacher
Pembroke John B., shoemaker Croley Timothy, stage proprietor Kitt William, laborer
Pickett David, miller Crunican Michael, groceries and provi- Lee Miss Mary Jane, milliner
Pickett Thomas, farmer sions Lee William W,
Richardson Henry, farmer Culbert James, laborer Leech Benjamin J., laborer
Rumple Mrs. Eliza, wid William E. Dagg James, butcher Lees rey. Jolin, Presbyterian
Smith Abraham, waggon maker Dagg John, laborer Lynch Joseph, clerk
Smith Jacob, farmer Darcy Dennis, farmer MeCosh Donald J., general store
Dight Thomas, of Stanley, Dight & Co. | MeCosh James D., clerk
LUCAN—A flourishing village in the | Drought John, cabinetmaker McGuire W., waggonmaker
township of Biddulph, county of Middle- | Dyas W, J.. & Co. drug store Mellhargey Patrick, J.P., farmer
sex. Grain and cattle are shipped from | poo yi? pAb FOr te BG McKay R., blacksmi
this plage. very largely. Montrenl ‘Tele. | Dyas W illiam, of W. J. Dyas & Co. peg tg me i Gaudien
graph Co, has an office here. It isa sta- | Dygart Miss, music teacher MeMaln : 1 E + tee
tion of the Grand Tru: k railway, Distant | Edinburgh Life Assurance Co., R. Fox, | - eMahon Adam, school teacher
from London, the county town, 16 miles, agent McPhee Hugh, innkeeper
Teanga! hed ph a i ora Eedy Mrs. Maria, wid Edward McRoberts Uharles, cattle dealer
ford 25 miles, from Sarnia 65 miles, from | 2!lwood William, tailor McRoberts D., cattle dealor
Port Huron 6 miles, from Toronto 113| Fairbairn Henry, baker McRoberts James H., grain merchahi
; miies, irom Detroit 118 miles. Mail daily. | Farmer John, clerk Macklin Henry, general Store
é Population about 1000, Farr David, miller Maguire Charles, farmer
Narra Dp & Varre Mara Edward, grocer
Adams Thomas Farrell Jolin, of P. & J. Farrell Arkon, g OF i
Ardell Joseph, laborer Farrell P. & J., drugs and stationery | MARRIAGE LICENSES, — Willian
# t aad Sir sdehe hy Noprn Yotrinle "Dp & Narra Jorte. iggner
ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly,annual | "arrell Patrick, of P. & J. Farrell fe tt us gle
subscription $ J oI Fisher William, laborer Mason Robert, of Galloway & Mason
subscription $1; Alex. J. Belch, pros} 7) Ges? Ries avroc ts + Jaharai .
’ . ney : ya)! Fisher William, machinist Mayo James, labore
4 prietor and printer, St Mary’s Se : Sed deh : +e ee S.. barhar
P Armitage Francis Fitzhenry Joseph, innkeeper Mitchell Henry S., barber ;
i y eC, dhs : . : Foreman William, school teacher MONTREAL ‘TELEGRAPH C0,
Armitage John R., dry goods, groceries, | fowler William, photographer Michael E, Quigley, operator
boots and shoes Fox John, laborer Murphy Hugh, saloonkeeper
Armitage R. Fox Leonard, dry goods, groceries | Nevills John, blacksmith
Armstrong James, laborer boots, and shoes O'Donohue John, proprictor Queens
Atkinson Edward, waggonmaker Fox Michael, farmer hotel
Atkinson George, provisions, &c.
Atkinson John, J.P., farmer, insurance
agent
Atkinson Richard, framer
Atkinson Thomas, farmer
Atkinson William, blacksmith
Atkinson William H., cheese factory
FOX ROBERT, commissioner in B.R., ptt aarti) ee i cattle dealt
conveyancer, money lenderand insu- | 0 Neil John H., wheat and cat o deat
rance agent O'Neil Robert H., reeve, of Stanley
Frank John, clerk Dight & Co.
5 ’ ; Yrime art B sy merch
Frank John, pumpmaker Orme Robert B., lumber merchant
Frank Mrs. Sarah, wid William ot Adan, Mena Papi vavelt
aon (3 Fraser George, fruit and fish store Pashley Charles F'., book and varie)
Bawden George, stonecutter Frise William, laborer store bd
sawde “mas ; Hart ee . Patehine Edwi Jerk 3 at Queen
Bawden John, mason Galloway & Mason, foundry Patching Edwin, clerk, bc Q
Beaver and Ontario Mutual Insurance } Galloway William, of Galloway & hotel or nea
Co., R. Fox, agent Mason’ . Pemberton William, butcher
; Nrancia R.. ahoans: . ae . ‘ > erry George W as
Bell Francis R., shoemaker Gemmel Francis K., dry goods, groce- Perry George W., mason
Bell William H., laborer ries, boots and shoes Porte George, farmer . ‘
30 ‘ckinaker ny on reve theds orte mite stmaster, issuer of
Benn Hugh, brickinakex Gemiill Miss, milliner Porte William, postmaster
Blackwell Thomas, telegraph operator | (jpson Sylvanus carpenter marriage licenses, Ra as ‘
: 4 5 AS >) od > P. aoent ¢ sonveyancer, Xe.
Bryant Richard, farmer Gibson Thomas, cooper B.R., agent and conveyaucel; ¢
Pratt William H., butcher
Boughner & Brother, general hardware | Gleeson James, grocery and liquors
B ‘Cen Y aaersaocnar aay 4 agree we I ahi Pringle George D., watchmaker
Boughner Staiford N., of Boughner & | Goodacre Albert E., steam cabinet
Brother factory Pritchard Miss Lottie, pchool tae
Boughner Walter H., of Boughner & | Gregory Thomas, dealer in sewing Provincial Insurance ¢ 0. R. aaa
Brother machines Quarry Henry B., groceries sie _
Bowey William, builder | Hall Albert, groceries and crockery Quarry William B., M.D. hte, rope
Boyd John, tailor HARRISON WILLIAM 'T., M.D., phy- Guces s hotel, John O'Donohue, |
Brabzon Robert, machinist sician and surgeon, bds at Queen's or ‘ ie
British America Assurance Co., R. Fox,} hotel oe! Quigley Dennis, shoemaker ranh
agent Haskett Robert, harnessmaker QUIGLEY MICHAEL E,, telegrap!
Brownlee Mrs. Mary Haslem Jeremiah, cabinetmaker operator
Burns A., telegraph operator G.T.R. Hawkshaw John, stage proprietor Quigley William, shoemaker
Butler Ephraim, laborer Hawkshaw William, tollkeeper Quigley William, jun., clerk
Butler George, fariner | Henry David, harnessmaker Roache W. E., planing mill
Butler Mrs. Lydie, millincr and dress-| Hersey Samuel C., commission mer- | Richardson: William, farmer oe
maker chant Robbins Orlando, lumber merci
Butler Peter, jun., farmer Hodgins Edward, bricklayer ashery and pump cer
Butler Peter, sen., furmer Hodgins George, farmer Roberts John, barte ator
Butler Philip, farmer Hodgins George, innkeeper Robingon James, blacksmith
OxrARio. |
Robinson Jol
Robinson The
Roche Willia
mill
ollins Rober
Royal hotel, «
Ryan James,
Ryan Nathan
Sadlier John,
Sanders Char
saunders rev
Schafer Alexa
Sexsmith rev.
Sheridan Jain
Swart Alfred,
Suith Moutgo
Sparling
Manley Bern
Stanley, Dig
Stanley, Digh
Stanley John,
stanley Rober
Stanley W. Ec
Stanley W
Steward Miss
dressmaker
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Mrs
Taylk r Willian
Tennent Willis
Walden France
Walden Frane
Walker W
Walsh Robert,
Western Assul
W n Melvin
Woods Alexan
Young James,
LUCKNOW -
mile river, tow
hosh and Ashi
Bruce, Disty
TE TerMuntis
t eh of the
Adams John, t
Allon Joseph, |
mstronge Leo
Amsirong Wa
rong Will
m & Lit
Bury George W
Cameron Dune:
Vameron Kenne
Vampbell Geor
Campbell Jame
Campbell Mal
dealer
Chambers Robe
Olitfe Charles, _
Copland Joseph
Vox Samuel, tiy
Denoon Donald.
Donogh Mrs. A,
Pi ay James, b
Fle © Thoma
Garner John H
Geddes Willian
Glas ' George,
Gledhill Henry,
Graham Robert
Grenache Joach
tundy Andrey
[PRoviNog op
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y reeve, farmer
vid Thomas H,
rocery, boots aud
wheat buyer
wcksmith
yorer
rpenter
blacksmith
D.
milliner
» grain merchant
arehousemen
ry
usic teacher
shool teacher
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milliner
aborer
sbyterian
reneral store
lerk
amaker
J.P., farmer
an
ietor Central hotel
ool teacher
eper
cattle dealer
dealer
» grain merchabi
yal store
uner
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ENSES, — William
lloway & Mason
urber
AWGRAPH CU.
, Operator
akeeper
nith
proprietor Queens
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nt and catile dealer
reeve, of Stanley
ber merchant
book and variety
ark, bds at Queen
hutcher
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tinaster, issuer of
commissioner it
nveyancer, We,
tcher
ratchmaker
, 8¢ ‘hool teacher
R. Fox, agent
and liquors
D. coroner
‘Donohue, proptiee
naker
NL EK,
smaker
., clerk
o mill
farmer
umber merelant
“ker
tot
rksmith
telegraph
OvraRio. ]
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Robinson John, laborer
Robinson Thomas, re
Roche William K., care
mill
Rollins Robert, laborer
ing and planing |
Royal hotel, John W. Carroll, proprietor |
Ryan James, tai ilor
Pyan Nathaniel, farmer
Sadlier John, laborer
Sanders Charles W., insurance agent
saunders rev. I. EL, ch of England
sehafer Alexander, painter
Sexsmith rev, George, Wesleyan
Sheridan James, laborer
Smart Alfred, photographer
Ninith Moutgomer vy, grocer
Sparling Mrs, Kliza Jane, wid Jacob
stanley Bernard,
Sti auley, Dight & Co,
Stanley, Dight & Co., flour mill
Stanley John, laborer
Stanley Robert, grain dealer
J P, ., storekeeper, of
Stanley W. Edw ard, clerk
Stanley Wi iia am, J. D., of Stanley, Dight
Steward Miss Aun Jane, milliner and
dressmaker
Stewart Mrs, Mary Ann, wid David
ewart Thomas -A., carpenter
Sullivan Matthew, laborer
Taylor William, tailor
Tennent William, carpenter
son Joshua, township clerk
pson Richard, farmer
Ty evithick Samuel, carriagenimker
Walden Francis, jun, M.D,
Walden Francis, sen., J.P,
Valker William, innkeeper
ee h Robert, laborer
nn Assurance Co., Ry
Wil Ison Melvin, machinist
Woods Alt xander
Young James, slic
yemaker
LUCKNOW —A village on the
hosh amd Ashneld,
Bruce, Distant ty
m Goder ich, the nort
ueh of the Grand
1 Nincurdi
erton, the count
Mail daily, Po
lrunk railway,
i@ 2B miles,
town of Brace,
uation about 2
a Joseph, hotelkeeper
son William, joiner
Andrews William, joiner
Arms » Leonard, insuranee
strong Walter, storekeeper
William, joiner
im & Little, dealers
George, joiner
3 Mark, tailor
m, cabinetmaker
ry George W., druggist
ameron Dunean, tailor
agent
strony
impbell George
Copland Jose ph, hotelkee ‘per
Cox Samuel, tinsmith
De noon Donald td, We aggonmi iker
Donogh Mrs, A., wid Andrew, hotel
James, blac! lesmith
‘eicher Thomas, watchmaker
Garner John I, M. D.
Geddes William, cooper
fase George, builder
Pedi Henry, cabinetmaker
itaham Robert, shoemaker
irenache Joachin), shoemaker
rundy Andrew, dlacksmith
lox, agen
ern termints of the Buililo and God rol j
ow
trom |
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Vameron Kenneth, of Cameron & Miller
ampbell James, livery stable
pbell Malcotm, ip. postmaster,
de aler
Chambers Robe at, Weaver
Cliffe Chark cher
DOMINION
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Nine |
nile river, towuships of Kinloss, Wawa-
counties of turon and
| Hunter James,
ITunter Robert, carpenter
| MeWwenzie
| Middleton George,
| Mullin Thoma
FOdlnnn
Grundy John, blacksmith
Hale Miss, dressmaker
Harris Thomas, joiner
Hay William, shoemaker
| Hays L. William, laborer
Hood Robert, laborer
joiner
Jackson rey, Alexander, New Connexion
methodist
Jewitt John, assessor
| Kellas James, stone mason
| Kellam rev. W. M.
Kennedy William, clerk
Kerr George, tailor
Lawrence Thomas, tinsmith
Lees & Douglass, cloth manufacturers
Little Joseph, shoemaker
McArthur Duncan, laborer
MeBain John, clerk
MeCall William, joiner
MeCradie Robert, joiner
MeCrummin Alexander, M.D.,
MeCrummin Donald A., storekeeper
McDonald Maleolm, laborer
Mefntyre Alexander, innkeeper
MeGilliveay Malcolm, tailor
MeGregor John, blacksmith
MeGrevor Jobn, joiner
MeGregor Norman, M.D.
MelIntosh Charles, carpenter
MeKay Hogh, blieksmith
Mekay Neil, bailiff
MeKer Samuel, baker
Murdoch, laborer
MeWKinnon Alexander, tailor
MeWinnon James, laborer
MeLean Charles, blacksmith
MeLean Gregor, waggonmaker
MeLennan Ewen, blhieksmith
MeMillan Robert, sawyer
MeMullan Daniel, dru 8
nes, Waggon ker
MeMallen Norman, bhite ksmith
McMullen William, teamster
MePherson John VM... mariner
MeQuoid John, boots and shoes
Mathews Thomas, carpenter
May Thomas, advocate
Meredith Mankin, farmer
school teache
Miller Janes, joiner
Mooney Charles, tinsmith
Alexander, tailor
3, Carpenter
Alexander, storekeeper
John, Liuborer
Ore William, butcher
Pateher W illiam, yeoman
Proctor Ry , saddler
Reid John, saddler
Reid W. EL, advocate
Robinson Samuel, tanner
Ross Alexander, saddler
Savage Hugh, laborer
Secord Chavles, storekeeper
Smiley William, sawyer
Somerville James, J.P.
Tennant John 8. M.D.
Truleaven John, storekkeeper
‘ruleaver Walter, saw and grist mill
Walker William, baker
West Robort, hotel keeper
White P. H., storekeeper
Williamson James, cabinetmaker
LUSMILE Y--A post office station in the
township of Usborne, county of Huron,
Distant from Seaforth, a station of the
Buifalo and Goderich branch of the Grand |
Trunk railway, 18 miles, from Exeter 7
miles, fare c. ; from St Mary’s 20 miles.
Mail daily.
Alexander Robert, farmer
Allison John, farmer
Ballentine John, farmer
Morrison
Mnueray
yhert
509 DIRECTORY.
Luc—Lun
Bell Robert, farmer
Bell William, farmer
Blachford Richard, waggonmaker
Bolton peak pump maker
| B olton Samuel, dentist
| Boulton Samuel, farmer
| Bowerman Ichabod, farmer
| Cann Robert, limeburner
Crawford John, farmer
Dinnin William, postmaster
| Dinrie William, storekeeper and manu-
| faeturer of grain cradles
| Nilerinton Thomas, farmer
/ Panson Richard, farmer
| Fife John, carding mill
| Glenn John, farmer
Glenn Thomas, farmer
! Gleon William, farmer
Harnacher Noah, weaver
| Hobkirk George, farmer
| Horton John, farmer
Horton Samuel, farmer
Jameson John, farmer
Love Samuel, farmer
| McArter Henry, weaver
MecArter James, farmer
|) MeArter William, farmer
| McFarlane Jolin, farmer
MeKenzie James, farmer
| McKenzie Murdoch, builder
McQueen Peter, farmer
| McTaggart Alfred, farmer
| McTaggart John, farmer
; Marquiss Richard, lime burner
Marquiss Richard, jun., farmer
| Miller Michael, farmer
| Mowbray John, firmer
| Parish John, farmer
| Pollard Thomas, farmer
| Pybus John, farmer
Ryckman John, farmer
| Ryckman Philip, firmer
Ryckinan Tobias, farmer
Simmins Jonas, farmer
Stewart James, tailor
Siewart Neil, farmer
Strang David, farmer
Thompson James, farmer
' Van Horne Cornelius, farmer
‘ELE NWEN 2B YFG —A village in the town-
ship of Gsnabruck, county of Stormont.
Distant from Dickinson's Landing, a sta.
tion of the Garand Trunk railway, 3 miles,
| fare S0e.; from Montreal 80 miles, Mail
viet! Population about 250,
Agnes, general store
ind hale Rois rt, moulder
Ault Nieholes, blacksmith
| Robert, carpenter
| » John, machinist
Bush Hitem, bailiify fa»ymer
Bush Iva, constable, farmer
Bush Mra, Pete
Collings James, shoemaker
Collins John, musician
| Colthart Jonah, councillor, wheelwright
Cook Jacob, shoemaker, farmer
Delaney James A., patternmaker
Dishaw Joseph, moulder
Dishaw William, stovefitter
| Doran Samuel, storekeeper
} Hamon Adam, blacksmith
Ramon George, laborer
kins Edward, shoemaker
Gillespie John, farmer
Gorrell Charles, machinist
Grant James, farmer
Gray Daniel, blacksmith
| Gray William, wheelwright
Haggerty William, tanner
Harris John, laborer
| Hawn John, shoemaker
Holister William, laborer
Hough Agel, farmer
| Hutchins Hiram, shoemaker
r, weaver
—— en
Lut-Lyn
KIRKPATRICK FRANCIS, postmas-
ter, saddler and harnessmaker
Little Thomas, laborei
Louks Ira, laborer
McPherson James, farmer
Make John, farmer
Matheson rev. A., Presbyterian
Raymore Henry, trader
Rombough James, farmer
Rombough John J., J.P., trader
Rupert Amos, farmer
Rupert Hiram, farmer
Rupert Mrs. Thomas, seamstress
Shaver Isaac, blacksmith
SHAVER J. HIRAM, general store,
farmer
Shaver John, farmer
Shaver Tunis, miller
Shaver William, farmer
Shaver William T., trader
Street George R., hotel
Tinkess Henry, carpenter
Wagner Charles, trader
Wiggins Thomas, farmer
Wood John R., founder
Wood William 8., assessor
* LUPTHER—A small village on the
Grand river in the township of Luther,
county of Wellington. It will be one of
the principal stations of the Toronto,
Grey and Bruce railway, and being sur-
rounded by afine farming country is
growing rapidly, and promises to be
avery stirring place. Distant from Fer-
us, a station of the Wellington, Grey and
truce railway, 17 miles, from Guelph 29
iniles, from Toronto 60 miles, Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 60,
Beales Stephen, saw mill owner, car-
penter
Dawson & Scott, storekeepers __
Dawson Willian, of Dawson & Scott,
postmaster
Dean Mrs., hotelkeeper
Haight Silas, blacksmith
Lewis Charles J., waggonmaker
McPherson William, saw mill owner
Scott—, of Dawson & Scott
Stuckey Samuel, hotelkeeper
tLUTON—A sinall villagein the township
of Malahide, county of Elgin. Distant
from St Tnoms,a station of the London
and Port Stanley railway, 15 miles, fare
65e. Mail tri-weekly. Vopulation about
70.
Davies Trueman H., storekeeper
Dameau Hiram, blacksmith
cilendening Jerett S., waggonmaker
Harvey Joseph, J.P., farmer
Harvey William, J.P., farmer
Haun Charles H., dentist
Haun John C., cabinetmaker
Hill Ambroise, grist and saw mill
McCausland John, J.P., farmer
McCausland Wesley, farmer
Sherwood William, school teacher
Sinclair John, shoemaker
‘Tyrrell Lyman R., postmaster, store-
keeper
LYN—A prosperous village in the town-
ship of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds,
Itis a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, possesses good water power, hasa
large trade in lumber and grain, and
contains a cloth ma:.ufactory, a tan-
nery, a last factory and vulcanized
Rubber comb works. Stontreal Telegraph
Co, has an office here. Distant from
Brockville 6 miles, from Toronto 208
ae Mail daily. Population about
éov,
Amo Joseph, laborer
Armstrong Jeremiah, turner
Armstrong John, blacksmith
* Also called Little Toronto.
+Also called Centerville.
Bagg Edwin, carpenter
Bailey Hugh, laborer
Baxter Albert Wilson, storekeeper
Baxter Hiram, laborer
Baxter Nathan, auctioneer
Beard James, teamster
Bell John Seymour, postmaster
Booth Hiram
Boyd Robert, laborer
Boyd William, laborer
Bremner Alexander, tanner
Brown Benj., wood contractor G,T.R.
Brown Ira, farmer
Bryson Robert, tailor
Buel George S., J.P., livery stable
BULLOCH & COLEMAN, manufie-
turers of lasts, boot trees, crimps, pegs
and dies, decoy ducks, &e,
Bulloch John, plater
Burk Michael
Burns John, shoemaker
Burris Thomas, beamer
Cairns Mrs, Sarah, wid Samuel, weaver
Campbell KE. H., bookkeeper
Canada Life Assurance Co., James
Cummings, agent
CANADIAN EXPRESS Cv.,
Fink, agent
Clow Archibald, carpenter
Clow Duncan, farmer
Clow James, farmer
Clow William, farmer
Coleman Mrs, Catherine, wid Richard
Coleman Chs. M., agent Lyn Nursery
Coleman Edward B., flour deder
Coleman James, mill owner
Coleman John, harnessmaker
Coleman Norman, J. P., farmer
COLEMAN WALTER, proprietor Lyn
Nursery
Coleman William F., M. D.
Collier William, tanner
COOK ERASTUS, manufacturer
Hiram
kets, &e,
Cooper J., & Co., sheep skin tannery
Coward Leonard W., hardware
Cummings Jas., of Bulloch & Coleman,
insurance agent
Curtis Ambrose, miller
Curtis Elias, hotelkeeper
Edgers Samuel W,, carpenter
Ferguson rey. John, Episcopal me-
thodist
Fink Egbert, telegraph operator G.T.R.
FINK HIRAM, station master and
agent for Canadian Express Co,
Gilhooly Ephraim, nurseryman
Gilhooly James, shoemaker
Gilhooly John, butcher
Gilhooly John, tanner
GILLERLAIN JAMES, proprietor Lyn
house
Gray William John, carpenter
HALLIDAY JOHN, boots and shoes,
dry goods, clothing, hardware, gro-
ceries
Harvey Edward, jun., butcher
Harvey Edward, sen., hotelkeeper
Haskins Sydney, painter
Hensbey George, laborer
Herron Robert, laborer
Horton & Taylor, hub and spokemakers
HOVER & CO., vulcanite rubber comb
works
Hudson Benjamin, beamer
Hudson Rufus Sawyer, master Lyn
Common school
Jackson George, blacksmith
Jarvis Nelson, teamster
Jones rev. Kerney, ch of England
Kirker David, shoemaker
Latimore Hugh, beamer
Lillie J., & Co., storekeepers
DOMINION 510 DIRECTORY.
OO
of
woollens, viz., tweeds, flannels, blan- |
[PRrovinog op MAMONTARIO.
Hudson, master
Lyn flour and grist mills, Geo, McLean,
agent }
Lyn Common school, Rufas Sayer ferrington
} Rigger Geo
Blackie Pet
Plasdell Be
LYN HOUSE, James Gillerlain, tv. mantfact
prietor Blasdell Da
Lyn Nursery, Walter Coleman, proprie Blasdell Da
etor Blasdell Gey
LYN TANNERY,
McCrady, R. R,
MeCrady John, carpenter
MeCully Andrew, shoemaker
McDonald Frank, bookkeeper
McDonald Henry E., tanner
McGee John, laborer
McLean Abraham, carpenter
McLEAN GEORGE, agent for theLya
Tannery, Lyn Flourand Grist mills
and operator for Montreal Telegraph
Co,
McLean William, teamster
McMaster Maxwell, laborer
MeMish George, iron foundry
Meneely Robert, laborer
Masson rey, James, Wesleyan
MONTREAL TELEGRAPI CO,, Geo,
McLean, operator
Morrison Hugh, blacksmith
Mott Ephraim, laborer
Mott John W,, laborer
Mott Reuben
Mash Edward A., carpenter
Murray G. b., photographer
Nicholson James, baker
Orton Celsus, saddler
Palmer John, carpenter
Palmer Shubel, carpenter
Pergau Paal, cooper
Pergau Peter, shoemaker
Powell James, jun,, farmer
Provincial Assurance Co., Jas, Cum
mings, agent
Purvis Peter, J.P., farmer
Rainger David, laborer
Raymond Samuel, teamster
Rivers James W. B., mill owner
Rolland Joseph 8., bookkeeper
Rowe Edmond
ROWE HORACE E., proprietor Chi
nese blood and liver syrups, Eureka
Scott Stephen, carpenter
Blasdell Isag
Blasdell Jac
Blasdell Jol
BLOW LEV
Bradley Mrs
Bradley Wil
fradwin Ed
pradwin Jos
BRISTOL R
Buckberry
Camp Benja
Canwell Joh
Clement Fir)
Clement W
manufactul
Cole Henry,
Cole Willian
Collins Geor
Cook Williay
CORNELL
groceries,
(Cornell Miss
Cornell M
Drake Clossi
Danham Her
Darnham Da
Dyment Joh
Dyment Phily
Fonger Geor:
Gibbons Chal
Gibbous Cha
Gibbons Wil
Gidney Josey
Great Wester
Ruachay, p
Green Jeremi
Haines Samu
Haines Willi
Hanley John
Hendershott
Henderson W
Hoose James,
Horning Mel
Geo, McLean, agent
Stevens Mrs, Jane, wid Jolin, weaver Horning Will
Stowel George H., foreman woollen MM Howard Hem
factory
Tackberry Henry, laborer
Thompson William, carriagemaker
Thompson William, lastmaker
Trickey Alvin T., druggist
Tuffs Sherwood, laborer
Walton R.8., of J. O. Cooper & Co.
Watchorn John, beamer
White Dickson, laborer
Widdes Robert, carriagemaker
Williams Sam. B., & Co,, cheese factor?
Wilson Alexander, mason
Wilson Andrew, miller
Wilson Charles, foreman in tannery
Wilson John, laborer
Hull Jonah, 1
Hull Richard
Jameson Rol
postmaster
Keivell Josh
Keivell Samu
Keivell Thon
Keivell Willi
Kerr Robert,
Kerr William
Langdon Edy
Langs major
Lemon Willis
Liddycoat Kd
Lines Mrs., w
Lines John, 1
Long Willian
Lovegrove D),
Lynden hotel
MeAllister re
LYNDEN —A village in the township of
Beverley, county of Wentworth. A col
siderable lumber business is carried 02.
It is a station of the Great Western rik
way. Montreal Telegraph Co, has a
office here, Distant from Paris 13. miles, methodist
from Hamilton 16 miles, from Ningart McDonald Fp
Falls 59 miles, from London 6 miles, from
Windsor 170 miles, Mail daily. Popul
tion about 400.
Acklan James R., laborer
Baker Able
Baker William W., waggonmaker
Melntyre Don
Melsaae Ang
McKenzie Ch
McLeod Dons
Matthews Jol
Mecham Hor;
Barrett William, waggonmaker Miller Willi
BARRINGTON CHARLES W,, tel Re et
graph operator Misner John,
Beer John, baker
[PRrovinog op
i
hool, Rufus Sawyer
t mills, Geo, MeLean
mes Gillerlain, pry.
ter Coleman, propre
Geo, McLean, agent
rpenter
shoemaker
bookkeeper
A., tanner
rer
, carpenter
rE, agent for theLyn
Lourand Grist mills,
r Montreal Telegraph
teamster
1, laborer
‘on foundry
rborer
s, Wesleyan
JEGRAPIL CO,, Geo
or
Nacksmith
borer
borer
Carpenter
tographier
baker
der
penter
irpenter
per
yenaker
n., farmer
ance Co. Jas, Cum
. farmer
borer
, teamster
B., mill owner
, bookkeeper
E., proprietor Chi-
liver syrups, Eureka
rpenter
, wid John, weaver
1., foreman woollen
laborer
In, carriagemaker
1, lastmaker
druggist
uborer
. O. Cooper & Co.
leamer
borer
rriagemaker
& Co,, cheese factort
mason
iiller
yreman in tannery
net!
business is carried on.
t from Paris 13. wiles
miles, from Niagart
aborer
yaggonmaker
ggonmaker
hge in the township of
hf Wentworth. A col
he Great Western ral
‘elegraph Co, bas at
London 60 miles, from
Mail daily, Popult
ARLES W,, tele
ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 51] DIRECTORY.
Lyn-Lyn
ee Se eee ee
jerrington Jobh, station master G.W.R.
Rigger George W.., M.D
Blackie Peter, potter ‘
plasdell Benony, farmer and 'umber
mantifacturer
Blasdell Daniel
Blasdell Daniel, jun., farmer
Hlasdell George, farmer
Blasdell Isaac
Blasdell Jacob, farmer
Hlasdell John, blacksmith
BLOW LEWIS, builder
Bradley Mrs., tailoress
Bradley William, laborer
Hradwin Edward, potter
Hradwin Joseph, potter ;
BRISTOL REV. B., Episcopal methodist
Buckberry William, carpenter
Gamp Benjamin, laborer
CanwellJohn, sawyer
(Clement Firman, of W. Clement & Sons
Clement William, & Sons, woollen
manufacturers
Cole Henry, well digger
Cole William, engineer
Collins George, laborer
Cook William H., medical student
CORNELL JEREMIAH,
groceries, hardware, &c.
Corgell Miss Esther, dressmaker
Cornell Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Benony
Drake Clossin, clerk
Danham Henry, butcher
Darnham David, tollkeeper
Dyment Jolin
Dyment Philip, accountant
Fonger George, sawyer
Gibbons Charles, plasterer
Gibbous Charles, jun., carpenter
Gibbons William, mason
Gidney Joseph, farmer
Great Western railway hotel, Thomas
Runchay, proprietor
Green Jeremiah, sawyer
Haines Samuel, potter
Haines William. mason
Hanley John, M.D.
Hendershott Morris, mail carrier
Henderson William, teamster
Hoose James, professor of music
Horning Melvin, shingle maker
Horning William, boot and shoe maker
Howard Henry, dentist
Hull Jonah, mason
Hull Richard, plasterer
Jameson Robert, storekeeper,
postmaster
Keivell Joshua, laborer
Keivell Samuel, laborer
Keivell Thomas, laborer
Keivell William, laborer
Kerr Robert, potter
Kerr William, sawyer
Langdon Edward, laborer
Langs major S., M.D.
Lemon William, jeweller
liddycoat Edward, blacksmith
Lines Mrs. wid Charles
Lines John, potter
Long William, brick manufacturer
Ovegrove David, laborer
Lvnden hotel, E. P. Mosier, proprietor
MeAllister rev. James, New Connexion
methodist ;
MeDonald Frank, teamster
peintyre Donald,section master G.W.R.
! tlsaae Angus, laborer
jeKenzi Charles, teacher
5 ueod Donald, laborer
Matthews J ohn, waggonmaker
youu Horace, miner
Miller William G., lumber merchant
Misner Colman, teacher
“usner John, carpenter
deputy
dry goods, |
Misner Sylvester 8., clerk
Montgomery William, tailor
MON REAL TELEGRAPH CO,, C.W.
Barrington, operator
Mosier K. P., proprietor Lynden hotel
Myers Elijah, sawyer
Myers John, sawyer
| Myers Lemuel, blacksmith
Nesbitt Adam, saw mill
Nesbitt William, steam saw mill
Normandy Louis, engineer
; ORR JAMES £., gent’s furnishings, and
dealer in boots and shoes
Orr Watson C., bookkeeper
| ORR WESLEY F., general merchant
lumber manufacturer, proprietor saw
mills and coroner county of Went-
worth
Page S., potter
Patterson Robert L., shoemaker
Pempleton William, teamster
Persond William, laborer
Petitt Adam, blacksmith
Pike James, shoemaker
Place Samuel, cooper
| Price James, teamster
| Ross Isaac, laborer
tunchay Thomas, proprietor
Western Railway hotel
Savage William, laborer
| Shannon James S., laborer
| Shannon Mrs. Mary, wid David
) Shaver John
| Shaver John H.,, cooper
Smith Andrew, laborer
| Smith James, miller
Smith Jolin, laborer
Sturch Charles, farmer
Tufford Francis, carpenter
Vannorman William H., jun.
| VANSICKEL BENONY, postmaster,
| farmer, proprietor of saw and. grist
| mills
Vansickel Benony, jun., farmer
Vansickel Henry, saw mill land
, Vansickel John, saw mill hand
Vansickel Nathaniel, saw mill hand
Vansickel William, carpenter
Wilson James, saddler
Wing Able, sawyer
Wing William, storekeeper
Wood Robert, harnessmaker
| Woolford William, laborer
| LYNDHURST—A small but thriving
; Village in the township of Lansdowne,
county of Leeds, It possesses excellent
water power, a portion of which is em-
ployed in running several mills. Distant
| from Lansdowne, a station of the Grand
} ‘Trunk railway, 15 miles, from Brock-
| ville, 27 miles, fare €1.25c.; from King-
ston 8u miles, fare $!.25c. Mail tri-weekly,
' Population about 200,
Great
Cheetham George, blacksmith
Cheetham Robert, blacksmith
Edgar David, innkeeper
Godkin James, shoemaker
Gorden Henry, clothier
Howard Alpheus, M.D.
Lee C. L., cooper
Lee George W., clerk
McIntyre John, sawyer
Noblock Miss Hettie, school teacher
Pierce Edward, carriagemaker
Ripley James D., blacksmith
RODDICK & GREEN, general mer-
chants, and proprietors grist, saw,
shingle and woollen mills
Roddick James, clerk
Roddick James, millwright
Roddick John, of Roddick & Green,
postmaster
Rogers rev J. A., Episcopal methodist
Sheftield Will'am, farmer
SHEFFIELD ARTHUR W., dealer in
dry goods, crockery, boots and shoes
groceries, provisions and hardware
Stafford John, carpenter
Stafford Samuel 8., blacksmith
Struthers Calvin, J.P.
Stevens Enos, laborer
Tye Richard, laborer
Willsie Elisha, farmer
Wetheral William, carriagemaker
LYNEDOCH— A village on Big Creek,
township ot Charlotteville, county ot
Norfolk, It possesses a mineral spring,
the analysis of which proves it to be one
of the most remai kable on this continent.
Distant from Simcoe, the county town
11 miles, trom Port Dover, on Lake Erie,
18 miles, from Brantford, a station of the
Buflalo and Goderich branch of _ the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 80 miles, Mail
daily. Population about 200,
Bawtinhamer rev. Peter, Wesleyan
| Botright John, laborer
| Bottomley John, store and innkeeper
| Brown Joshua, tarmer
Charlton George G.,& Co., storekeepers
Charlton George G., of George G.
Charlton & Co.
| Charlton John, lumberman
| Charlton Thomas, limberman
Charlton William A., of George G.
Charlton & Co,
| Chrystal rey. George, Canada Presby-
; teran
Couks W. H., farmer
Cowan William, J.P., farmer
Crysler Elkanah M., farmer
Crysler Roger, J.P., farmer
Davidson William, farmer
Disbrow Ira, cooper
Freeland Hartman, cooper
Gray George, postmaster, farmer
Hagerman Salem, farmer
HAGERMAN WILLIAM C., M.D., co-
roner for county of Norfolk
Holtby rev, Matthias, Wesleyan, reeve
lugram Edward, blacksmith
Lee Enoch, farmer
Lovell Sylvanus, innkeeper
McKown John P., farmer
McMaster Patrick, farmer
MeMicken James
Marsland John, farmer
Owen Anson, lumber agent
Patient Benjamin, shoemaker
Reid Archibald, cabinetmaker
Reid James, farmer
Reid R. R., farmer
Roberts Thomas, farmer
Schnell Charles, waggonmaker
Shields Archibald
Summerhays William, laborer
Turner George, carpenter
Wheeler Richard, shoemaker
Whitehead Peter, laborer
Wilson Abner, mill owner
| Wilson James, blacksmith
LYNNVILLE—A small village in the
tuwnshipot Windham, county of Norfolk.
Distant from Simcoe, the county town,
7 miles, from Brantford, a station of the
Butlilo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles Mail
semi-weekly. Population about 90.
Axford George, farmer
Axford Wellington, waggonmaker
Boughner Nelson, pump maker
Crooker William L., postmaster, inn-
keeper
Cudney John
File George, farmer
Fonger Joel, farmer
Gibson William, lumberman
Joyce Richard, farmer
Joyce Solomon, farmer
amet
' a wy
er ae
] Lets
i :
iy tl Sg,
Bien men is
A
a Te
Lyo-MAp
Lorimer John W., storekeeper
Miller David L., carpenter
Wardle Peter, shoemaker
White William, shingle factory
Wilson Asa, blacksmith
L.WONS--A small village in the township
of South Dorchester, county of Elgin,
Distant trom Dorchester, a station of the
Giveat Western railway, 12 miles, fare
50c, Mail trieweekly, Vopulation about
130,
sallah John, deputy reeve
Belmore Thomas, farmer
Brady Nicholas, tavernkeepet
Bryce J. R., farmer
Cline Nelson, farmer
Dennis Benjamin, of P, & B, Dennis
Dennis P. & B., blacksmiths
Dennis Peter, of P. & B. Dennis
Fullerton Matthew, township clerk,
treasurer
Fullerton Richar'!, farmer
Kerkley Peter, cheese maker
Lee Noah, of Winder & Lee
Lucas William, shoemaker
Lyons Cheese Co., William Orvis, presi-
dent
Orvis William, president Lyons Cheese
Co.
Pender John, carpenter
Putman Heury W., farmer
Putman Peter J., postmaster
Robert Henry, township treasurer
Wilkinson Thomas, waggonmaker
Winder Thomas, of Winder & Lee
WINDER & LEK, storekeepers
MEA BERE Y—A village on Fall River
township of south Shervrooke, county of
Lanark. Distantfrom Vertu, a station
of the Broekyille and Ottawa railway, 18
miles, fare slo. Mail weekly, Vopula
tion about 10),
Bold William, storekeeper
buchannan George, shoemaker
Dutly William, laborer
Goldman [saac, postmaster, storekeeper
Manders William, shoemaker
Mayberry —, storekeeper
MeNickle Hugh, waggonmaker
Morrison George, tavernkee per
Morrow James,
Morrow Jolin, tavernkeeper and mill
owner
Stewart Donald, mill owner
Walsh Thomas, blacksmith
* WACEINTOSE MUL IS—A small vil-
luge inthe towuship of Youge, county of
Leeds, Distant
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6
miles, from Caintown 2) miles, Vopu-
lation about v0,
Bolger John, farmer
Flood Thomas, blacksmith
Leeder Robert, farmer
Loman James, cooper
Macintosh Joseph J.,
owner
McClary Robert, farmer
Proudfoot Jaines, grocer
Ronen Matthew, farmer
coroner, mill
MWACTON—A small village in the town.
ships or Peel and Wellesley, on the borders |
of the coucties of Wellington and Water- |
loo. Distant from Himira 7 miles, from
Berlin, a station of the Grand ‘Trunk rail-
Way, 18 miles, fare $l. Mail tri-weckly,
Population about 60.
Connelly James, farmer
Connelly John, farmer |
Francois Laurent, hotelkeeper
Laussier rey. E., R catholic
McCormick James, farmer
* The post office is at Caintown,
from Mallorytewn, a)
| McLean Mi:
; Purdon William, sen., reeve
DOMINION 512 DIRECTORY. [PRovinog op
SE a ac rt a a lll
Newall Thomas, waggontuakor
postmaster, | McIntyre Alexander, storekeopey
MeIntyre Archibald, farmer
Potts John, weaver
Pott Kdvyy., postmaster and land agent
Stevenson A., farmer
| Walker John, farmer
| WeNABB—A small village in the town
ship of Lochiel, county — of Glengary
Distant from Cornwell, the county town
10 iniles, from Lancaster, a station of thy
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 24 miles fap
S150, Mail daily, Population about’
Cameron John, tavernkeeper
Cumpbell John, firmer
Clark James, turner
Dady Kdward, farmer
Ferguson Dunean, farmer
McCormick John, farmer
MeCormick Joseph = M.,
hotelkeeper and farmer
Molloy William
Nolan James, farmer
O'Brien John, mason
Toole Peter, blacksmith
MACVALLE—A small place between
the villages of Sandiall and Bolton, town. |
ship ot Albion, county of Peel, — Distant
from Bolton, a station of the Toronto,
Grey and Bruce railway, 8 miles, from
Toronto 51 miles, Mail trieweekly. Popu-
Jation about 160,
Alma hotel, Geo, Longhead, proprietor
Dawes Jolin, blacksmith
Jeffery Charles, farmer
Jeffery James, farmer
Longhead George, proprietor Alma Fraser Alexander, farmer
hotel Fraser Simon, postmaster, tanner
McDougall Andrew, farmer Kennedy Angus, farmer
Kennedy Dunean, firmer
Lothian Peter, farmer
MeCrimmon Jobn, farmer
MeCrimmon Peter, firmer
MeCunig Angus, J.P., firmer
Melntosii Donald, farmer
Melntosh James, J.P., farmer
Metntosh John, farmer
MeKenzie Donald, farmer
} MeLennan Dunean, carpenter
Sparrow William, farmer | McLeod Mexander, fariner
Welwood Richard. farmer | MeMillen \llan, farmer
Williamsou Thomas, farmer | McMillan Duncan, furmep
| Willittaeon William, thrmer | at i. ony oe
Wile ot stmaster, farmer } Me Milli tain, farmer
| Wilson Seth, postmaster, farmer MoNub Archibald. J.P... warden
NwRRS—A emall | McNab Maleotm, tiarme:
Village On (he “Mississippi river, hi MeNab Maleolim, jun., farmer
ship of Dalhousie, county ef Lanark. | yephoo Act “Canis
Distant from Ler A watationerthe brock- | a ar : Tohe ‘ar ee :
| Ville and Gitawa raliway, 20 miles, dare | * Chevish vonn, huimer
} lO. Mail trieweekly, | Population
; ubout 150,
Minnings William, farmer |
Munsie Alexander, farmer
Murch George, waggonmaker
Newlove George, shoemaker
Newlove James, farmer
Newlove Mes, Maria, wid William
Newlove Thomas ‘l’., farmer |
| Newlove Wesley, farmer
| Robinson William, favmer
| Robson James, farmer
f
| WeDONA LDS CO
* EA DDOT'—A largo and flourishing village
on the banks of Deer Creck, township of
Madoc, county of Hastings. It is the
connty town for Nord Ulastings, The
Division court held here every two
months, Phis place is noted for large
Mines of iron ore, marble quarris
some valuable gold mines in its imme
neighbourhood, It is the outlet of the
Unstings road, has excellent water power,
aodis the depot fora large potash trace,
2000 barrels having been exported dur
the construction of @ rails
ay from Madoe to Kingston is con
femplated, Montreal Telegraph Co }
an office here. Distant from bell
station of the Grand Trans railwoy,
niles, fave #1. Mail daily. Population
about soo,
Allt John, farmer
| Armstrong John, clerk
Armetvong Mrs, Jane, wid John, boar
in@ house
Aspin William, butcher
Atkins William, clothing store
| Bailey Jacob, farmer
Bailey Thomas, farmer
Hartlett Ambrose, farmer
Bateman Joseph, constable
| Benn Charles, blacksmith
| Bentliff Kdward, bookkeeper
| Berryman R., barber
ae ! Bristol Wellington, waggonmaker
Weir Jolin, farmer | Brooks George M., grocer and baker
|
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|
| Anderson James, carpenter
Anderson Thonias, blacksmith
Bell Adam, facmer
Chainiers Miss Janet, postmistress, gro- |
cery |
Chalmers Mrs, Janet, wid William
Donald James, fivmee
Donald Jobn, farmer
Dunlop Thomas, farmer
Fiening James I., school teacher
Gardner Kobert, farmer |
Gardner William, pork inspector
Jackinan Thomas, shoemaker
| Lee James, farmer
Lock William, mnkeeper
McFarlane Peter, farmer
' McInnes Andrew, town clerk
MeKerrow James, waggonmaker
| MeKerrow Johu,shoemuker | As
MeLellan John, shoemaker
McLean Hugh, farmer
s Sarah, grocery
¢Veigh Joseph, blacksmith
Mendets Isane, storekeeper
Munvo James, clerk
Paul George
Purdon William, jun., farmer
ra)
7 . . Brown David, blacksmith
McEN'SYRE—A small village in the/ pay john clok
township of Osprey, county of Grey, Dis- | Ut yee eats stan
tant froma Colingivood, the terminus of | Burnsides William, teamster
the Northern railway, 8 miles, fare $1; ) Bush Sydney, blacksmith Arie
from, Durham 80 miles, from Owen Sound | Casfovd Toneri, surveyor and civil &-
40 mites, Mait trieweekly, Population | ojyeor
avout 60. lr: “ aker
’ fi | Caverly Joseph, carriagemaker
Crombie J. J. E., school teacher | Chrstic John
Joyce John, blacksmith | Christie Mrs, Margavet, photographer
McArthur Clhiarles, hotelkeeper | Colvin John, farmee
McDonald rev, Archibald, Baptist | Craige James, laborer
McInnes Hector, storekeeper | * Sometimes called Hasting villages.
valaal
Cross The
Dafoe C,,
Dale Johr
Dean Fra
Deans, Gry
Deans Jus
Driscoll 8
Dingman
Dunn J, |
Hastwood
Elmer Wi
Emery Wi
Fick Fred
Fitagerald
Fitagerald
Poot Dani
Foot Smit!
Foster Ale}
Franklin i
Gillespie J
(Gray Walt
Cream Chi
Grey Robt,
(jriftin Spel
Hamilton J
Harper Joh
Hastings hy
Heyworth !
Hudgins
Americar
hulin Mrs.
Insley Hent
Jenkins W
liams gol
Kerr George
Ketcheson J
Kimerly Ge
Kirk Charle
Kirk James,
Loomis Joh
McBeath Mr
MeDonald D
MeGregor |
MeGregor'
MeKelligan
MeLean Jam
MeQulllan R
MADOC MI
subscriptio
editor, pro
Marrin Owen
Maybee Alon
Maybee Benji
Maybee Mars
Maybee & So
Mockridge r¢
MONTREAL
Wilson, ag
Moon Mrs, M
prietress Hi
Moore Williay
Morse Civilia
Mouney Edw:
Mowatt Miss |
Mullett Willie
Nethery Alex
Norris rey, L,
North Americ
proprietor
Brien James
O'Flynn Bam
keeper
O'Flynn Willi
Hara Bensoy
eoniman Jos
Phillips John
Pitts James, f¢
Price H enry, 1
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watchmaker
Reddick Mrs, }
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blacksmiths
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DOMINION 618 DikKECTORY.
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(ross Thomas, deputy reeve,storekeeper | Richmond Mrs M., wid John, seamstress | Caldwell Robert
Dafoe C,, teacher
Dale John, tin and hardware
Dean Franklin, of Simmons & Dean
Doans, Grey & McGregor, storekeepers
Robertson John, storekeeper
Robertson rey, k,, Wesleyan
Ross Anson, of Ross Brothers
Ross Brothers, storekeepers
Deans Jas. of Deans, Grey & McGregor | Ross Snyder, of Ross Brothers
Driscoll Simon, tailor
Dingman Henry, farmer
Dunn J, IL, farmer
Hastwood Miss Ann, milliner
Elmer William Wallace, M.D.
Emery William, carpenter
Fick Frederick A.
Fitagerald James, attorney, &c,
Fitzgerald Joseph, carpenter
Foot Daniel A., tailor
Foot Smith, tailor
Foster Alexander, shoemaker
Franklin Edward, trader
(Gillespie John, cooper
(Gray Walter, carpenter
(ream Charles, conveyancer
Grey Robt., of Deans, Grey & McGregor
(jriin Spencer, carpenter
Hamilton James, laborer
Harper John, grocer and baker
Hastings house, Mrs, Moon, proprietress
Heyworth James, painter
lludgins William, proprietor North
American hotel
Hiulin Mrs. Sophia, wid Valentine
Insley Henry, butcher
Jenkins Wm., superintendent of Wil-
liams gold mine
Kerr George, carpenter
Ketcheson John, clerk of council, J.P.
Kimerly George, stage driver
Kirk Charles, mill owner
Kirk James, miller
Loomis John 8., M.D.
McBeath Mrs. Mary, wid Donald
MeDonald Donald, bailiff
McGregor John, of Deans,
MeGregor
MeKelligan Benjamin
McLean James, mason
McQuillan Robert, M.D.
MADOC MERCURY, weekly, annual
subscription $1; Albert Smallfield,
editor, proprietor and printer
Marrin Owen, shoemaker
Maybee Alonzo, painter
Maybee Benjamin, of Maybee & Son
Maybee Marshall, of Maybee & Son
Maybee & Son, cabinetmakers
Mockridge rev, Charles, ch of England
55 eaten TELEGRAPH CO,, C. J.
ison, agent
Moon Mrs, Margaret, wid Lyman, pro-
prietress Hastings house
Moore William, shoemaker
Morse Civilian
Mouncy Edward, J.P., tailor
Mowatt Miss Elizabeth, teacher
Mullett William, harnessmaker
Nethery Alex, manager Hastings house
Norris rev. L., Episcopal methodist
North American hotel, William Hudgins,
Jroprietor
0 srien James, cooper
O'Flynn Edmund D., postmaster, store-
keeper
O'Mynn William, clerk
(Hara Benson, clerk
Penniman Joseph, shoemaker
Phillips John, laborer
Pitts James, laborer
Price Henry, mason
irey &
Rawe George D., clerk Division court, A
Watchmaker
Reddick Mrs, Mary C., wid Robert
Reed 8. & Co. i
Rikidine carriagemakers an
Reed Stephen, of S. Reed & Co.
| Harper —
Ross Sylvester D,, councillor
Seymour Frederick, farmer
Seymour Horace, farmer
Sills Brian C., mechanic
Simmons & Dean, pumpmakers
Simmons Robert, of Simmons & Dean
Sinclair Eliza, milliner and dressmaker
Sinclair Peter, harnessmaker
SMALLFIELD ALBERT, editor and
printer of the Madoc Mercury
Solme Mrs. E., wid Andrew, milliner
Squires Richard, laborer
Steyens Mrs. Eliza, wid James
Stoneburt John, laborer
Sutton Henry H., M.D.
Tabor Samuel, mason
Vannorman John C., grocer
Ward Nathaniel, builder
Weiss Louis, shoemaker
Weiss Louis, photographer
Wellington John W., grist mill owner
White Adam, manager Huffman house
White John, founder, resides at Roslin
Whitock James, farmer
WILSON CHARLES J., chemist, agent |
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Wilson Michael, chemist
Wishart rev. David, Presbyterian
WOOD ALPHEUS F., J.P., reeve and
warden of the county of Hastings
Wright Andrew, storekeeper
MADRID—A «mall plac
ship of Sebastopol, county of
Di-tant from Sand Point, ¢
of the Brockville and Ottas
miles, fare $2, Mail bi-wee
Foy John, tavernkeeper
Holterman F., storekeeper
McCawley Patrick, postmaster, store-
keeper
Plante Xavier, hotelkeeper
MAIDSTONE CROSS—A village in
the township of Sandwich, county of
Fasex. Distant from Windsor, a station
of the Great Western railway, 12 miles,
fare 50c.; from Leamington 20 miles,
from Kingsville 16 miles, from Chatham
50 miles. Mail daily, Population about
OF
“0.
in the town-
Renfrew,
railway, 40
BAIN KENNETH, hotelkeeper
Beattie Thomas, farmer
Collings Cornelius, waggonmaker
| Gollins Jeremiah, hotelkeeper
Conway Miss Ellen, school teacher
Devlin James, school teacher
GAUTHIER REV. F., R. catholic
Halford James, saw mill
shoemaker |
Hickie William, grocer
McClosky Francis, waggonmaker
McClosky Thomas, blacksmith |
Mitchell James, blacksmith
Moran Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper
O'Falvey John P.W., M.D.
Rush Thomas, storekeeper, shoemaker
Sterling —, M.D.
Thornton Thomas, farmer
*EAIN’S CORNERS—A small place
im the township of Edwardsburg, county |
of Grenville, Distant from k dwardsburg, |
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4
miles. Population about 60.
dams David, storekeeper
Brown George, grocer
q| Brown William, farmer
Burns John, farmer
*The post office is at Edwardsburg.
36
» terminus |
{Longley George Canning
Campbell Hector, farmer
Clayton John, carpenter
Aen hats
Covington William, shoemaker
Dodge Hiram, farmer
Graham rey. W., Episcopal methodist
Hopper John, farmer
Mains Thomas, farmer
Poupore Edward, farmer
Raney Neil, J.P., farmer
Runions James, farmer
Wallace Miss Hannah, school teacher
Wylie Hector, farmer
MAITLAN D—A village onthe river St
Lawrence, township of Augusta, county
| of Grenville, It is a port of entry
Montreal cetegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant trom Brockville, a station of the
Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa
railways, 44 miles, fare 20c, ; from Prescott
7) miles, fare 26e, Mail daily. Vopu
lation about 200,
| Adams Harrison, farmer
| Anderson John, blacksmith
Baker Joseph, shoemaker
| Baker Mrs, Mary, wid Robert, seam-
stress
Boyd James, laborer
Brennan Patrick, farmer
Burns John, section man G.T.R,
Burns Thomas, farmer
Byers Charles, farmer
Byers David, laborer
Byers William & James, farmers
Cameron John, weaver
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,, D, Fink,
agent
Cleary Patrick, section master G.T.R,
Cole Eli, hotelkeeper
| COLLINS DANIEL, J.P., farmer
Cunningham Adam, of J. & A, Cur
ningham
| Cunningham J. & A., farmers
Cunningham John, of J. & A, C
| ningham
| Dumbrille John, storekeeper
ELDRIDGE CHARLES, — propr
Half-way house
Elliott William, gardener
| Farrell Thomas, farmer
Ferrier Mrs. Georgina, wid William
groceries
| Field Linus, farmer
Findley James, farmer
FINK DAVID, station master G.T.R
operator Montreal Telegraph Co., an
agent Canadian Express Co.
| Fitzgibbon Richard, carter
| Fox John, laborer
| Gallway lieut. colonel, brigade major
G.T.R. volunteers
HALF-WAY HOUSE,
ridge, proprietor
Heberle Benjamin, laborer
Henderson Rufus C., farmer
Henderson Solomon, farmer
Howard James
Humble Mrs. Maria, wid William
Hurd Alanson, farmer
Hurd William, farmer
Jacobs William, laborer
Jones Andrew, farmer
Jones Dunham, sub-collector of cus-
toms
Lemon Charles, foundry and saw mill
Lemon Charles Burritt, miller
Levia Antoine, carpenter
Charles Eld-
| Lewis rev. Richard, M.A., ch of Eng-
land
postmaster,
collector of customs and deputy col-
lector of inland revenue
McDougall Archibald, dairyman
McManus Francis, cooper
Mat-Mau
DOMINION 514 DIRECTORY.
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Mallon Thomas, laborer
Malloy Martin laborer
Maxwell David, school teacher
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,
David Fink, operator
Morey Alexander, mason
Morey H. B., lime burner
Palmer Mrs. Rosanna, wid Perly, laun-
dress
Pask Jchn, laborer
Pearson Albert, farmer
PEARSON WILLIAM HENRY, gene:
ral store
Pennock Charles, lime burner
Ryrie John, farmer
Sheehan John, distiller
Smith William, butcher
Snider George, farmer
Stone Erastus, lime burner
Suddaby James, shoemaker
Vannornam Alpheus, laborer
Vaney Patrick, laborer
Vrooman Martin, farmer and shoemaker
Ward rev. Edward A., Wesleyan
Wells Isaac Brock, deputy postmaster
Wells Miss Maria
Wilson Andrew, J.P., farmer
Wood John L., carpenter
Young Hugh, stonemason
*AITLANDVILE2:—A small vil-
jage in the township of Colborne, county
of tluron, Several of the Goderich salt
wells are situated here, and the village is
principally peopled by the employees of
these establishments; there is also a larze
tannery. Distant from Goderich, the
northera terminus of the Buffalo and Go-
derich brauch of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, } mile. Population about 150.
Buchanan William, shoemaker
Duff Andrew, school teacher
Gallagher Henry, saddler
Henderson R.
Kirkpatrick R. H., & Co., tanners, salt
manufacturers wie
vashan Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
grocer
AITLANDVILLE
lartin, proprietor . ;
MARTIN ISAAC, proprietor Maitland-
ville hotel ;
McIntyre John, blacksmith ;
PHARIS JOHN W., proprietor Saline
house
SALINE HOUSE, John W. Pharis,
‘proprietor
Sands A.
Speace Henry
{MALAKOFRE—A village in the town
ship of Marlborough, county of Carleton.
Distant from Kemptville, a station of the
Ottawa and Prescott railway, 9 miles,
from Ottawa 80 miles, from Kingston 190
miles, Mail bi-weekly. Population about
100.
Beaman John, farmer
Caldwell Meredith, farmer
Cook Thomas, farmer
Evoy John, blacksmith
Evoy William, blacksmith
Ewin Thomas, farmer
Hill John, farmer
Hyland John, farmer
Hyland Richardson, farmer
Hyiand Samuel, farmer
Hyland William, shoemaker
Johnston Thomas, farmer
Lee John, shoemaker
¥ :Culla James, farmer
McKay Andrew, farmer
McKay Robert, farmer
Mills Edward, fart.er
*The post office is at Goderich.
*Sometimes called Peirce’s Corners,
HOTEL, Isaac
Nixon Edward, farmer
Peirce James, innkeeper, farmer
Peirce William John, postmaster, far-
mer and storekeeper
Pratt William, farmer
Putnam Archibald, farmer
Reddick John, farmer
Robinson James, farmer
Tremble James, farmer
Wallace Andrew, farmer
MALCOLM—A small village in the
township of Brant, county of Bruce
Distant from Walkerton 10 miles, from
Durham 19 miles, from Goderich, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 86.
Biervirth William, farmer
Crawford David, farmer
Davis Robert, farmer
Hosheit J. N., musician
Kutz William, farmer
Lamont G. B., farmer
McGuire James, hotelkeeper and farmer
Smith Johnson, J.P., farmer
Stadtlander Martin, farmer
Sullivan Daniel, postmaster,storekeeper
Sullivan Michael, farmer
MALLORYTOWN—A thriving vil-
lage in the township of Yonge, county of |
Leeds, It is a station of the Grand Trunk
railway. Owing to achain of lakes and
mountains which extend from east to
west through the townships of Yonge,
Escott, Lansdowne, and Leeds, causing
in great measure a severance of the rear
of each from the front, the southern por-
tions of Youge and Escott are united for
mnnicipal purposes, Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an office here. Distant from
Rockport, a steamboat landing on the
river St. Lawrence, 9 miles, from Brock-
Ville 12 miles, from Kingston 34 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 800.
Andress Henry M., farmer
Avery Ruglas, storekeeper
Ayres Mrs. Catherine, wid Closson
BRUCE WILLIAM, station agent and
telegraph operator
Buell John
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
CARNIGIE ANDREW B., hotelkeeper
Craig William, laborer
Evans, G. W., restaurant, grocer
Forrester William, J.P., farmer
Fortune John, grocer
Guilds Jeremiah, farmer
Guilds William, farmer
Haddigan Michael, farmer
Haight Edward B., M.D., assayer
Hodge Gold Mining Co., G. L. Mallory,
secretar
Hodge William, shoemaker
Jackson George, blacksmith
Judd Mrs. Hannah, wid William
Kelly William, grocer
Kyes Albert, shoemaker
Laverty Daniel, section man
Lee Frederick F., postmaster, farmer
Mallory Amasa W., farmer
Mallory Edward, laborer
Mallory George L., deputy postmaster,
storekeeper
Mallory Hiram S., farmer
Mallory Ira, J.P., town clerk, treasurer
Mallory Israel B., farmer
Mallory Mrs. P., wid Henry, tailoress
Mallory Mrs. Rebecca, wid James
Mallory Thomas, blacksmith
MARRIAGE LICENSES, A. A. Munro,
issuer
Marsh William B., builder
Monfort John, tinsmith
Monfort Peter, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wil-
liam Bruce, operator
Mullen Patrick, section man
Munro Alfred A., storekeeper, issuer
marriage licenses
Munro James, miner
Munro William, cooper
Pope rev. Robt. M., Episcopal methodist
Proctor James W., builder
Purvis Ephraim, farmer
Purvis George G., farmer
Quinsey John, farmer
Raylea William H., school teacher
Scott Thomas, mason
Sheperd John, telegraph operator
Tenant Geo., J.P., railroad contractor
Tennant Robert W., farmer
Thomas Edward §., farmer
Thomson Francis, bailiff, carpenter
Trickey Catherine, weaver
Vance James, switchman G.T.R,
White Cherry, blacksmith
* WA LONE —A small village in the town-
ship of Marmora, couuty of Hastings,
There are two quartz crushing mills in
operation here, The yield of gold aver.
ages $10 to the ton. Distant from Madeo
lv miles, from Belleville, a station of the.
Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, fare from
Belleville to Madoc $1. Mail weekly,
Population about 800,
Blakely Robert, farmer
Brinton Thomas, farmer
Broadwith Thomas, farmer
Broadwith William, farmer
Brown James, farmer
Brown John L., farmer
Caldwell Win., blacksmith and miner
Case John, farmer
Christie William, farmer
Christie William John, farmer
Danlon James, farmer
Derry Andrew, farmer
| Derry John, farmer
Derry Thomas H., farmer
Derry William, mail carrier
Ferrier John, farmer
Gardener David, farmer
Gillan Michael, farmer
Griftin Robert, farmer
Hamilton David, farmer
Hobson William, farmer
Jolley Andrew, farmer
Kelly Jobn, farmer
Lough William, farmer
Loveless Peter, farmer
McShea John, farmer
McShea Michael, farmer
Moffit Thomas, farmer
Murphy Bernard, farmer
Murphy Thomas, farmer
Murray John, farmer
Neill Robert, farmer
Nihill Edward, farmer
Nihill Thomas, farmer
O'Brien John, farmer
O'Hare George, hostler
Palmer W. H., miner
Philips William, township clerk
Powell Charles, miller
Powell Mark, miller and miner
Powell D. N., miner
Pichardson George, postmaster, hotel
‘.ichardson John, farmer
Richardson Joseph, farmer
Steamburg A., miller
Torrin John, farmer
Wannainaker Alfred, farmer
Wannamaker Jacob, farmer
Wannamaker Samuel, farmer
Warnamaker Thomas, farmer
Wannramaker W, H., farmer
Willay James, farmer
Wolfe John, farmer
Wolfe Richard, farmer
* Also called Powell's Mills,
Jacques Edm
MeDiarmid P
McNabb John
Nalcolm Mrs
Malcolm Mrs
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Allen Thom
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Barker Davi
Blain Georg
Boyes rev. J
Britt Williar
Brockblank
Brown Jame
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R. Jenniny
Chapman TI
Cook James.
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Cruickshank
Cute Joseph
Dawson Gee
Dobson Will
Ellaby John.
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Goodman re
Graham Joh
Hale Willian
Halliday Ric
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Heydon Jam
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Johnson Fra
Lyons Mrs. .
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McLean Joh
HWONTREAT
Jennings,
Moore Judso
Moore Samu
Mulholland
Robinson Jo
Rowland Da
Sanders Isaal
Shaw James
Shields Willi
Single John,
Tomlinson 1
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Badjerow Ma
Brown James
Burton Willi
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ON—A village in the township of
gh count of Peel. It is a station
of the Grand Trunk mwa, A Janne
grain business is done here, it being the
market of some of the best wheat town-
ships in the Province, Montreal Tele-
raph Co. has an oftice here. Distant
fom Toronto 15 miles. Mail daily, Popu-
jation about 800.
Aikens John, farmer
Allen Daniel
Allen Joseph B., of T. B. Allen & Co.,
yostmaster
aten T. B., & Co., storekeepers
Allen Thomas, of T. B. Allen & Co.
Annstrong Adam, auctioneer
Barker David, farmer
Blain George, contractor
Hoves rev. Jas. S., Primitive methodist
Britt William, laborer
Brockblank Townley, farmer
frown James, painter
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Francis
R. Jennings, agent
Chapman Thomas, farmer
Cook James, farmer
(ook Thomas, carpenter
Oruickshank William, blacksmith
(ute Joseph, farmer
Dawson George, farmer
Dobson William, farmer
Eilaby Jolin, saddler
Foster Joseph, waggonmaker
(oodall James, laborer
(Goodman rey, J., Primitive methodist
Grahan John, butcher
Hale William, tavernkeeper
Halliday Richard
Hutchinson Walter, farmer
Hevdon James, saloonkeeper
Ibson Richard, farmer
JENNINGS FRANCIS R., station mas-
ter G.T.R., agent Canadian Express
Co,, and Montreal Telegraph Co.
Johnson Francis, farmer
, rth mee TLR.
Lyons Mrs. Joanna, wid James
Marshall William, laborer
cDonald Alexander, storekeeper
Mclean John, teacher
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, F. R.
Jennings, agent
Moore Judson, farmer
Moore Samuel, farmer
Mulholland Henry, farmer
Robinson John, shoemaker
Rowland David, farmer
Sanders Isaac, farmer
Shaw James, farmer
Shields William, farmer
Single John, farmer
Tomlinson Thomas, farmer
MALVERN—A village in the township
of Scarborough, county of York. Dis-
tant from Scarborough, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 2} miles, from
Toronto 14 miles, fare 50c.; from Mark-
ham, a station of the Toronto and Nipis-
ting railway, 5} miles, Mail daily, Popu-
lation about 125,
Badjerow Martin, farmer
town James, farmer
Burton William, sen., farmer
Ferguson William, pumpmaker
Fleming James, carpenter
GATES JONATHAN, proprietor Mal-
vern house
Hutchinson John
Jacques Edmund R., storekeeper
MeDiarmid Peter, M.D., physician
McNabb John, blacksmith
Malcolm Archibald, farmer
Maleolm Mrs. Elizabeth
aleolm Mrs. John, wid
MALY nRN HOUSE, Jonathan Gates,
proprietor
DOMINION 515 DIRECTORY.
are 32 sede pilin Saleen asntrditi cli tapanmntslietiendoisiereesiachtiietiags aeisciais
Patten James, farmer
Purdy William, farmer
Purvis James, farmer
Thompson Smith, postmaster, store-
keeper
Thomas Richard, farmer
Walker Andrew, carpeuter
Wyper Joseph, saddler
* WANCHESTER —A village in the
townships of Hullett and East and West
Wawanosh, county of Huron. Distant
from Goderich, the county town, and
Northern terminus of the Buffalo and
Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 11 miles, from Clinton 10} miles,
from Kincardine 86 miles, from London
60 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 100.
Anderson Thomas, hotelkeeper
Balantine James, waggonmaker
Beard John, carpenter
Caldwell Samuel, dealer
Cassidy Mrs.
Clark Samuel, waggonmaker
Cook Hartman, jobber
Cullis John, saw and grist mill
Davidson James, farmer
Dey Alexander, blacksmith
Dobie James, farmer
Downs Robert, blacksmith
Eikin neas, farmer
Farrow Henry, farmer
Hilders Henry, proprietor flour mill
Hoare Thomas, farmer
Houston George, farmer
Jones Isaac, farmer
Lawlor Thomas, contractor
Lawson John, farmer
McBrine Jeremiah, shoemaker
McDonald John, farmer
MeKay rev. J., Episcopal me ‘hodist
Pierce John, farmer
Scott James, J.P., farmer
Scott R. B., dealer
Stewart George, M.D.
Stitt Jackson, tannery
Sutherland James, postmaster, dealer
Wilson William J., shoemaker
Young rev. Stephen, Presbyterian
MANCHESTER —A village in the
township of Reach, county of Ontario.
The grain market in this village is very
extensive, and is considered second to
none in the province. Montreal Telegraph
Co. hasancflice here, Distant from Whit-
by, a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
14 miles, fare $1; from Toronto 44 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 800.
Atkinson Ambrose
Brown & Christian, storekeepers
Brown John H.,, of Brown & Christian
Byam William H., waggonmaker
Campbell R. & J., storekeeper
Camplin Miss Mary,dressmaker
Cassidy Thomas, laborer
Christian 8. H., of Brown & Christian
Christie Donald farmer
Christie John, township clerk
Cook & Stevens, tinsiniths
Cook Walter, of Cook & Stevens
Daniels John, shoemaker
Davis William, blacksmith
Devitt George, teamster
Ewers Able W., yeoman
Ewing Thomas
Fitchett Mrs, Janet, wid Robert
Golding John, bricklayer
tordon Adam, postmaster, storekeeper
Graham Alexander, farmer
Graham Frederick, farmer
Heard J. & W., carriagemakers
Heard John, of J. & W. Heard
*The post office isat Auburn.
Heard William, of J. & W. Heard
Hiscock Charles, baker
HISCOCK MISS MARY,
Montreal Telegraph Co.
Jeffrey Richard, carriagemaker
Leach Louis, shoemaker
Leonard James, photographer
Leonard Peter
Lyle Henry, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0O., Miss
Mary Hiscock, operator
Munroe Robert, farmer
Parkin James, waggonmaker
Plank Bartholemew, Revere house
Revere house, Bart. Plank, proprietor
Squire James, tailor
Stevens James, of Cook & Stevens
Steven William, teamster
Straiton Thomas B., clerk
Thompson & Brooks, saddlers
Thompson Henry, hotelkeeper
Waggoner Miss Mary Ann, milliner
WANDA UMIEN—A village in the town
ship of Plympton, county of Lambton.
is at present asmall place, but has every
deel a of inereeding rapidly, as the oil
8 fast extending in
this direction, wells having been already
sunk about 8} miles from the station, at
which large quantities of oil are constantly
being shipped. It is a station of the Sar-
nia brarch of the Great Western railway.
Distant trom Petrolia 5 miles, from Wyo-
ming 6 miles, from Sarnia 10 miles, from
Strathroy 31 miles, from London 61 miles,
Mail daily
Jusiness of Petrolia
from L[lamilton 127 miles,
Population about 100,
Banting James, farmer
Bird John, agricultural implements
Brooks John, farmer
Brooks William, farmer
Brown William, cooper
Chalmers James, coroner
Chalmers Robert C., farmer
Chalmers Thomas, farmer
Chesnut rev. J. W., Presbyterian
Clark Albert F., postmaster, merchant,
and agent G.W.R
Climie Thomas, farmer
Climie William, farmer
Cuthbertson Peter, farmer
Doig Robert, farmer
Donald John, farmer
Donald Thomas, farmer
Duncan John, farmer
Dunn William, farmer
Ewart Thomas, farrier
Ferguson Mrs. D.
Fisher Alexander, farmer
Graham Andrew, farmer
Graham George, blacksmith
Hall Joseph, farmer
Irvine Thomas, farmer
Knapp Mrs., weaver
Mahan rev. John, Wesleyan
McDonald Angus, farmer
McGough Arthur, farmer
Nesbit David, J.P
O'Neil John, farmer
O'Neil Robert, farmer
Park James, farmer
Paul John, farmer
Polly William, farmer
Quinn James, farmer
Richardson Richard
Strangway John, farmer
Strangway Walter, farmer
Sutherland Frs., track foreman G.W.R,
Swan James, weaver
Taylor Charles, weaver
Thom William, farmer
Watt William, farmer
Wilioughby Francis, farmer
Wilson Robert, farmer
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MANILLA—A thriving village on the
line between the counties of Ontario and
Victoria, townships of Brock and Mari-
posa, The Midland railway passes through
this place to Keaverton, Distant from
Whitby, the county town, 30 miles, fare
$1.50. Mail daily. Population about 50.
Andrews George, tailor
Bible Christian church, rev, F, Courtice
Boucher Edward, clerk, bds at Manilla
house
Bowes G., grain merchant
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Patrick,
school teacher, bds at Manilla house
Bull Gersham, pumpmaker
Cameron John, blacksmith
Campbell Allen
Canada Presbyterian church, rev. Hugh
Currie
Carter George, storekeeper
Caughlin Edward, saddler
Chesterfield William, shoemaker
Clark Alexander, storekeeper
CLARKE JOHN, reeve, blacksmith
Condon Edward, laborer
Congregational church, rev.
McGregor, minister
Conway Robert, stage driver, bds at
Manilla house
CONWAY SWITZER, proprictor Bea-
verton and Oshawa stages and Manilla
house
Coone & Brother, carriagemakers
Coone James, manufacturer of hand
rakes
Coone John, of Coone & Brother
Coone William, of Coone & Brother
Courtice rev. F., Bible christian
Currie rev. Hugh, Canada presbyterian
Davis H., bricklayer
Degere Munroe, stage driver
Degere William, stave driver
Delory Daniel, shoemaker
Dunvon Donald, cooper
Douglas George, storekeeper
Douglas Mrs. Mary, wid George, post-
mistress
Edwards Asaph, farmer
Edwards John, bookkeeper, bds at Ma-
nilla house
* Edwards Richard, of George Thompson
& Co.
Sdwards Robert, farmer
Ellis John, steam grist mill
Force Edwin, storekeeper, bds at Man-
illa house
Ghent William, carpenter
Gifford John, laborer
Graham William §., cabinetmaker
Gravelly Thomas D., painter
Hambhly John, carpenter
Hill Francis, tailor
Holliday John, butcher
Holliday Thomas, butcher
Horne George, farmer
Johnston Mrs, Catherine, wid*sPeter
Jones John, mason
Lott James, shoemaker
McKachran L., carpenter
McQuee Malcolm, tanner
McDonald Hector, J.P., farmer
McDonald Neil, farmer
McDonald Mrs., wid John
McDonald Mrs., wid Hector
McFadyen Archibald, blacksmith
McFadyen Martin, shoemaker
McFayden Malcolm, shoemaker
McFayden Mrs. Flora, wid John, dress-
maker
McGregor rev. Dougal,
alist
McKinnon Hugh, tanner
McLachlan John, boilermaker
McLean Duncan, tanner
McLean Archibald, blacksmith
Dougal
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McPhail William, bible colporteur
McPherson James
McPherson Peter, carpenter
McQuarrie Hugh, school teacher, bds at
Manilla house
Manilla house, Switzer Conway,proprie-
tor
Martin Alfred J., druggist, & veterinary
surgeon
May Thomas, saddler
Nichols W. M., school teacher
Oakley Francis, M.D.
Ockenden J. K., druggist
Pearce Henry, shoemaker
Pearce George, shoemaker
Pearce G. M., shoemaker
Peckard William, blacksmith
Ranous Mrs. William, dressmaker
Ranous William, Episcopal methodist
Saunders Benjamin, laborer
Scott James <A., photographer, bds
Manilla house
Sinclair David, carpenter
Skinner Joseph T., tinsmith
Thompson George & Co., general store-
keepers
Thompson George, of George Thompson
& Co.
Thompson William, hotelkeeper
Twohey John, painter
Trimble James, carriagemaker
Tweedie Gilbert, M.D.
Whitesmith Isaac, watchmaker
Williams Edmund, rakemaker
Williamson George, farmer
MANITOWANING—A village situa-
ted at the foot of a deep bay on the
north shore of the Grand Manitoulin
Island, district of Algoma, The population
is composed of the officers of the North-
ern District of the Indian department
anda few Indian families, The land in
the vicinity is gradually heing settled
by whites. Distant from Sault Ste Marie,
the county town, 150 miles, from Col- |
lingwood, the terminus of the Northern
railway, 150 miles. Mail weekly in sum-
mer, fortnightly in winter.
Ironside A. McG., postmaster, clerk and
interpreter Indian department
Plummer William, superintendent and
commissioner Indian department, and
fisheries overseer
Simpson Thomas, M.D., commissioner
and surgeon Indian department
MANNHEIM—A small village in the
township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.
Distant from Petersburg, a station of the
Graud Trunk railway, 4 miles, from
Berlin, the county town, 6 miles. Mail
semi-weekly. J’opulation about 250,
Baseicher Mrs, Mary, wid
Bergey Jacob, farmer
Boehmer Valentine, jun., cooper
Boehmer Valentine, sen., cooper
Bowman Joseph 8., farmer
Bowman rev. Moses S., Menonite, cheese
factor
Bricker & Lederman, storekeepers
Bricker Abram, of Bricker & Lederman
Bricker Abram H., farmer
Cressman Enos, farmer
Kehardt John, tailor
Ferrier John L., teacher
Fisher Charles A. L., postmaster, store-
keeper
Gerbig Henry, innkeeper
Gerloch William, cabinetmaker
Hieger Daniel, farmer
Gieger David, joiner
Goffton R. G., farmer
Gonder Henry, carpenter “#4
Granel Frederick, foreman flax mill
Grovier N. E., fireman
Hallman John, farmer
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Hartsberger Lewis, mason
Hewitt George, carpenter
Hodel Daniel, carpenter
Knechtel Jacob D., weaver
Knecht*” Peter, farmer
Krapp isaac, farmer
Lederman C., of Bricker & Lederman
Leonard Mrs., wid J., farmer
Lockman John, farmer
Peppler George, blacksmith
Pimper William, weaver
Richert John, farmer
Ruby Nelson, farmer
Sales Peter, mason
Schantz A. D., flax mill
Schantz John D., farmer
Schmidt Henry, farmer
Schneller George, farmer
Schneller John, farmer
Schweitzer Jacob, farmer
Schweitzer Michael, farmer
Schwoob Anthony, laborer
Seibert Lewis, shoemaker
Sheadel Joshua, farmer
Sinkbeal John, flax mill
Solomon Gottlieb, laborer
Strausberger B., weaver
Stultz August, farmer
Walter Andrew, laborer
Ware John, blacksmith
Weelfley John, farmer
Woolner Isaac, veterinary surgeon
MWANOTVICK —-A thriving village on the
Rideau river, township of North Gower
county of Carleton, It possesses good wa-
ter power and several mills, Montreal
Telegraph Co. has an otiice here, Dis.
tant from Rossiters, a station of the St
Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 3 miles,
fare 55e.; from Ottawa 17 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 200,
Ashwith John, foreman
Beaudry Dennis, blacksmith
Beandry Moses, laborer
Blythe Alexander, grist mill
Bradley George, saddler
Blaiv Charles, blacksmith
Cameron Murdoch, farmer
Jondu John, blacksmith
Cowan John, storekeeper
Cowan Samuel, M.D.
Davidson Alexander
Davidson Peter, shoemaker
DICKINSON G. L., postmaster and
agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
Dickinson M. K., merchant and woollen
manufacturer
Finlay Robert, farmer
Hawkins George, clerk
Jennings John, druggist
Johnstone J., bridge tender
Kelly David, tavernkeeper
Latimer James G., millwright
Lees Thomas, foreman
McCarney Bernard, farmer
McCarney William, carpenter
McCorkill Thomas, waggonmaker
McGue John, laborer
McIntyre Johnston, hotelkeeper
McLeod Daniel, miller
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L, Dickinson, agent
Mooney James, cooper
Morris Williara, grist mill
O'Grady Michael, hotelkeeper
| Parker Justas
Payment Joseph, blacksmith
Raymond T., carder
Towel A., laborer '
Turcotte Joseph, laborer
Tyghe Richard, jun., farmer
T'vghe Richard, sen., farmer
Williams George, storekeeper
Wilson Robert, storekeeper
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Black William
Campbell Rob
Gilbert Willian
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Grier Charles,
Lee John, carp
Leggatt Benja
MeCracken Ro
MeMahon John
MeMulean Edy
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Stinson Robert
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Bishop Alfred, |
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Gordon Alexain
Gordon Joseph,
Gordon Thonias
High William,
Harris James, bh
Humphrey J. D,
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Julian Thomas,
Keffer Michael,
Kyle James, labs
Line Jacob, farn
Line Henry, farn
Line John A, tia
Line Samuel, fir
Line William, fia
McCormack Jose
MeDonald John,
MeDonald James
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MANSFIELB—A small village on the
“yoyne water, township of Mulmur, south
riding of the county of Simcoe, _ Distant
from Angus, a station of the Northern
railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 60 miles
Mail biweekly. Population 113,
Anderson David, shoemaker
Anderson Edward, farmer
Black John, farmer
Black William, farmer
Campbell Robert, blacksmith
(Gilbert William, postmaster, store and
tavernkeeper
(Grier Charles, farmer
Lee John, carpenter
Leggatt Benjamin, farmer
HeCracken Robert, farmer
WeMahon John, farmer
VeMulean Edward, grist mill
Noble Samuel, farmer
Silks Joseph, farmer
Smith William B., farmer
Stinson Robert, blacksmith
Symington Avon, cooper
MAPLE—A_~ mall village in the town-
ship of Vaugnan, county of York, Dis-
tant from Rietmond Hill, a station of the
Northern railway, 4 mile, from Toronto
18} miles, Mail daily, Population about
24,
Aitken rev. William, Presbyterian
Archibald Jesse, laborer
balger Thomas, butcher
Baker Edward, shoemaker
Bannerman Mrs., wid
arlow Robert, storekeeper
Bishop Alfred, laborer
Fishburn rey. Jeremiah, Lutheran
Cilis John, farmer
yordon Alexander, laborer
Gordon Joseph, mail carrier
Gordon Thomas, laborer
High William, shoemaker
farris James, hotelkeeper
lumphrey J. D., station master
Irvine James, laborer
vine Andrew, shoemaker
Julian Thomas, farmer
Keffer Michael,
Kyle James, laborer
Line Jacob, farmer
Line Henry, farmer
uine John A., farmer
vine Samuel, farmer
wine William, farmer
McCormack Joseph, laborer
HeDonald John, carpenter
MeDonald James, farmer
HeNaughton rev. Peter, Methodist
HeQuarrie Archibald, farmer
McQuarrie John, farmer
Maloy Hirand, teacher
tanning James, farmer
Matheson William, farmer
Nelson John, farmer
NOBLE ARTHUR, postmaster, general
store : -
Oliv:
ver Joshua, farmer
U Neil Hugh, weaver
Raithe Thomas, blacksmith
Nichardson Leeds, saddler
Rupert Oliver, M.D,
Rupert Adam
Rupert John W., photographer
mill
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farmer
farmer
rekeeper
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Rupert Peter, farmer
Rupert Thomas, farmer
“hunk Corge, laborer
“nith Jacob,
Stiekney Mrs,, wid
‘nhent James, farmer
hompson Robert, tavernkeeper
wesend Thomas, laborer
aterhouse John, storekeeper
‘itchelo James }., waggonmaker
oods James, blacksmith
DOMINION 517 DIRECTORY.
*MWAPLE GROVE-—A small village in
the township of Cornwall, county of Stor-
mont, Distant from Cornwall, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.
Population about 100,
Arthur Robert, miller
Barnard Alfred, lockman
Bridges John, laborer
Connelly Archibald, farmer
Grant Daniel, cabinetmaker
Hannibal Alfred, lockman |
Langdon George, Sawyer
Lockerby Robert, engineer
Mackay Mrs. Christina, wid Robert
McDonald Donald, lockmaster
Pelton Louis W., innkeeper
Phillips William, lockman
Rice Evans, farmer
Robertson George, farmer
Ross George, lockman
Wood Coridan H., of J. & C. H. Wood
Wood J. & C. H., mill owners |
Wood John, of J. & © H. Wood
Wood William D.
WAPLE HOALL--A small village inthe
township of Brant, county of Bruce, Dis-
tant from Walkerton 4 miles, from Dur-
ham 16 miles, from Goderich, the northern
terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 40
miles, Mail daily. Population about 100,
Clement Joseph, farmer |
Clement William, farmer
Cooke Joseph, farmer |
Davis Thomas, farmer |
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Freedy Benjamin, postmaster, dealer
Gibbons John, farmer
Hall Robert, farmer
Hall William, saw and grist mill
Kenny Ambroise, sawyer
Lalonde Jules, carpenter
McGill John, school teacher
Wright Samuel, hotelkeeper
t+WAPLE LEAW—A small village in
the township of Fast Oxford, county of
Oxford, Distant from Vandecar, 2 miles,
from Woodstock, the county town and a
station of the Great Western railway, 11
miles, fronf London 89 miles, Population
about 40,
3outell Francis A., farmer
sutler William, blacksmith
Corbin John, farmer
Drake William H., laborer
Edgington John, shoemaker
Fitch Valentine, farmer
French Ambrose, school teacher
Gaynor James, farmer
Holdsworth Benjamin, farmer
Howell John, farmer
Robson John, storekeeper
Templar Ralph, farmer
Tuttle Ezekiah, farmer
MAPLETON—A small village in the
township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin,
Distant from St Thomas, a station of the
Londonand Port Stanley railway, 9 miels,
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 70.
Appleford William, postmaster, cheese
factory
Salley Wilson, storekeeper
Bray Ansel, farmer
Brown James T., tavernkeeper
Brown William, councillor
Burn Robert, farmer
Caughell Peter, J.P., farmer
Culver Edwin, farmer
Fallick William, cheesemaker
Hughes Thomas, butcher
Leitch John, cheesemaker
Simmons George, blacksmith
Skiffington James, blacksmith
*The post office is at M‘lle Roc! es,
+Late Sageville. Ih» Post cflice is at
Vandecar,
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White Frederick, J.P., farmer
Williamson Robert, blacksmith
Wismer John, J.P., farmer
*WAPL® VALLEY-A small village
in the township of waprey county of
Grey, Distant from Singhampton 6 miles,
from Collingwood, the terminus of the
Northern railway, 20 miles, fare 75c, Mail
bi-weekly, Population about 30.
Bowerman Benjamin, blacksmith
Dick James, postmaster, storekeeper
Gibson James, township clerk
Hamilton John, township reeve, farmer
Jones Isaiah
| White Henry, shoemaker
WAE®A'THON—A small village in the
township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton,
Distant from Pakenham, a station of the
Srockville and Ottawa railway, 10 miles,
from Ottawa, 25 miles, Mail daily, Po-
pulation about 60.
| Armstrong William, tavernkeeper
Ashfield
keeper
Brown Thomas, carriagemaker
Moore Hugh, blacksmith
Shields Hugh, cooper
Woods Samuel, innkeeper
WEA TR ESE 2 OCK—A small village on
the Gananoque river, township and coun-
ty of Leeds, [ft possesses excellent water
power, The vicinity is celebrated for the
any romantic views it affords, Distant
from Gananoque, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 49 miles, Population about
50,
Andrew Wesley, miller
Brady David, carpenter
Coleman James, grist mill owner
Dickson James, oatmeal mill
Dickson Mrs. James, storekeeper
Nmery G. & ., saw mill owners
James, postmaster, store-
| Sly Alexander, blacksmith
MA RCH—A post office station in the
township of Mareh, county of Carleton,
Distant from Bell’s Corners, a station of
the «anada Central railway, 12 miles,
from Ottawa 13 miles, fare Tue. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 70.
| Armitage John, farmer
Berry Wm. Henry, brewer and farmer
| Greene Robert Young, farmer
MeNab Charles, farmer
Pinhey Horace, farmer
Read James, farmer
Roalston James, farmer
| Street John George, farmer
| Wilsou John, farmer
PEAR CUANION TA small villagein the
township of North Orillia, county of Sim-
coe, Distant from Orillia, 6 miles, fare Qe. ;
from Barrie, the county town and a@ sta-
tion of the Northern railway, 84 miles,
fare $1.50. Mail tri-weekly, Population
about 100,
Broley Jacob, farmer
Dunlop Mrs., wid
Dutton William, miller
Gillet William, farmer
Hadley Hiram, laborer
Hopkins Thomas, farmer
Howe Philip, laborer
Joyee Henry, farmer
Joyce Patrick, farmer
| Jovee William, farmer
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Kean John, miller
Moore James, blacksmith
Powley Charles, mill owner
Powley George, postmaster, storekeeper
tobert Jacob
Stewart Joseph, laborer
Teskey William, teacher
Thornton James, farmer
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MARDEN—A small place on the gravel
road between Guelph and Elora, town-
ship of Guelph, county of Wellington.
Distant from Guelph,a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Strat-
ford 44 miles, from Toronto 48 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 60.
Blyth A. W., proprietor Blyth hotel,
farmer
Blyth C. McD., postmaster
Blyth hotel, A. W. Blyth, proprietor
Blyth Robert, farmer
Card John LP,, farmer
Clements J ohn, waggonmaker
Gibson —, school teacher
Lyons Benjamin H., blacksmith
ale William, J.P., farmer
« MARKDALE —A small village on the
Toronto and Sydepham gravel road,
townships of Gleneig and Artemesia,
county of Grey. Distant from Flesher-
ton 6 miles, from Owen Sound, the county
town, 26 miles, from Collingwood, the
terminus of the Northern railway, 37
miles. Mail daily. Population about 150.
Allan James, innkeeper
Armstrong Mark, farmer
Armstrong William, farmer
Atkinson Mrs. Eliza L., wid
Benson John, carpenter
Black John
Brown William, storekeeper
Burns James, carpenter
Campbell Thomas, farmer
Caswell Robert, farmer
Coleman Benjamin, farmer
Dundas William, shoemaker
Eaton Albert W., blacksmith
Haskett Brothers, tinsmiths
Haskett George, of Haskett Brothers
Haskett Robert, pedlar
Haskett William N., of Haskett Brothers
Hill Solomon, storekeeper
Holingshead Mrs. Annie
Large Edward, carpenter
McDuff Donald, farmer
McFarland William J., postmaster,
storekeeper
McPhee Donald, tailor
Mathews Thomas, saddler
Noble Alfred E., waggonmaker
Proudfoot —, M.D.
Reynolds Clark, storekeeper
Richardson Mark, blacksmith
Ritchie William, carpenter
Rutledge Alexander, innkeeper
Sproule Thomas C., M.M.
Thibaudeau John, farmer
Walker James, farmer
Watson Alfred W., innkeeper
Wright George, carpenter
MARKHAM-—A village on the River
Rouge, township of Markham, county
of York. Farm implements, carriages,
&c., are manufactured on a large scale,
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an “office, and
the Toronto and Nipissing railway a
station here. Stages leave for Toronto
daily, fare 75e, Distant from Scar-
borough, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 10 miles, from Toronto 20 miles,
Mail daily. VPopulation about 1000,
Adamson W., photographer
ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, David
Wootten, proprietor
Amsbary William, cooper
Anthony E., blacksmith
Anthony John, carpenter
Anthony R., tinsmith
ARMSTRONG MISS ISABELLA, mil-
liner and dressmaker
Armstrong Mrs Emily
Armstrong Robert, tinsmith
* Formerly called East Glenelg, and lately
alled Cornabus,
Armstrong Women William, farmer
Ash Samuel C., tailor
Atkinson Mrs., wid William
Bambridge George, blacksmith
Barker Archibald, J.P., notary
BARKER JAMES J., postmaster, clerk
Division court, commissioner in B.R.,
general merchant
Barnes Charles, grocer
Beecher John, painter
Bell William C., sewing machines
Blakeley John, machinist
Blakeley Robert, machinist
Brown James, tailor
Browning Mrs. Eliza, wid William,
jewellery
Burk Eben, storekeeper
Burke Misses dressmakers
BYROM JANE, clothing establishment
Caldwell G. C., veterinary surgeon
Caldwell Mrs., dressmaker
Caldwell Thomas, moulder
Callaghan P., shoemaker
Calvert William, butcher
Campbell Archibald, blacksmith
Campbell James, shoemaker
Carmichael rev. J., Presbyterian
Carr Edward, weaver
Cash D., pumps, fanning mills
Chapman Charles, piano dealer
Collins H. G., music teacher
Comisky William, M.D.
CORSON HENRY R., editor and pro-
prietor of the Economist, bookseller
and stationer
Coton G., soda water manufacturer
Coupe Samuel, butcher
Crosby David, farmer
Crosby Lyman, nurseryman
Cumming Peter, saddler
Daik Miss, teacher
Daik Mrs., wid John
Digby George, saddler
Dobinson Joseph, butcher
Doherty Joln, M.D.
Doherty Miss Emily, teacher
Dowd John, pedlar
ECONOMIST (THE), weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; Henry R. Corson,
proprietor and printer
Edwards Mrs. Letitia
Fleury Alexander, foundry
Flumerfelt Mrs. Anne, wid rev. C.
Flumerfelt Mrs, Cynthia, wid George,
merchant
Flumerfelt William
Fogg John, confectioner
Forster John, cabinetmaker
Forster John, painter
Forster Matthew, cabinetmaker
Forster Thomas, cabinetmaker
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Hamilton Hall,
proprietor
Freel James G., M.D., coroner
HALL HAMILTON, proprietor Frank-
lin house
Harrison Mrs. Anne
Hasken rev. J. B., ch of England
Hebson George, moulder
Hebson William, pedlar
Helson William, shoemaker
Henderson Mrs. Sarah, wid Joseph
Hewitt Robert, machinist
HOLDEN SINCLAIR, druggist and
storekeeper
Hughes J. H., head master Grammar
school
Hutton J., pedlar
Jackson W., blacksmith
Jerman Henry, jun, blacksmith
Jerman John, blacksmith
Johnston David, saddler
Jollett Thomas, shoemaker
Jones Levi & Co., bell foundry
Kilwee Redmond, blacksmith
Law E., teamster
Leaper William, engineer
Lumley George, painter
McCallum rev. J. W., Congregational-
. ist
McCausland T., M.D.
McCullough rev. W. Wesleyan
McDonald Anthony, tailor
McKay James, woodworker
McKinnon D., teamster
McMackin Robert, cooper
McMichael Daniel, laborer
McRae Donald, tailor
Megill Hugh, carriagemaker
Mairs Alexander, barrister
Malone Andrew
Malone Mrs. Mary
Marr Joseph
Marshall John, livery stables
Maxwell James, carpenter
Miller George, cattle dealer
Miller Peter, of Miller & Co.
Miller P. R., & Co., storekeepers
Miller Thomas
Miller Thomas, of Miller & Co.
Milne Mrs., wid Peter
Milne Thomas, J.P., miller and farmer
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Moore A. T., pumpmaker
Morgan Mrs., wid William
Morgan Thomas & George, waggons
Morrison Wallace, dentist
Munns John, clerk
Musselman Samuel, dentist
Nicholls John, foundry
O'Hara Thomas, ashery
Palmer John, stage coach
Park James, carpenter
Park Joseph, carpenter
Park Mrs. W., dressmaker
Park William, carpenter
Pearce Joseph, bootmaker
PRINGLE GEORGE, waggon and
carriage maker
Pringle James, teacher
Pringle James, waggonmaker
Pringle John, painter
Pringle Robert, waggonmaker
Rankin George, druggist
Raymer Abraham B., cabinetmaker
Raymer C., tanner
Raymer Jonas, farmer
REESOR BROS., cheese factory
Reesor Jacob, farmer
Reesor John, Glen Rouge mills
Reesor George, miller
Reesor hon. D., senator
Reesor Josephus, farmer
Reesor Joseph, farmer
Reesor Peter, of Reesor Brothers
Robinson Andrew, farmer
Robinson Henry, farmer
Robinson James, Markham tannery
Robinson John, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Robson Mrs., wid William
Ruebottom Joseph, tavernkeeper
Scott Adam, school teacher
Smardon William, bootmaker
Smith F, J. D., barrister
Smith Jacob, baker
Smith James, printer
Smith M., cabinetmaker
Smith Mrs., teacher
Speight Henry, painter |
SPEIGHT & SONS, carriagemakers
Speight Thomas, sen.
Speight Thomas, blacksmith
Speight William, woodworker
Steel John, waggonmaker
Steel Miss M., dressmaker
Stotts William, farmer
Strickler Daniel, pumpmaker
ONTARIO. ]
Tane Henry, §
Thomson Mrs
Todd Mrs., bo
Vanzant Geo
Vernon C,, b!
Wales George
Wales Henry
Wales James,
Wales Joseph
Wells J. M., d
White Joseph.
White Thoma
Wideman C.,
Wideman Jos
Williams J., f
Wilkinson Ho
Willis Archde
Wilson Henry
Wilson John,
Wilson Rober
Wilson Samuc
Wilson Thom:
S Wilson Willis
Winning Wal
Woollen E., c:
Wootton D., 7
WOOTTEN I
American h
Wootten Thor
Zipp Peter, cu
*‘MARLBA
township of 1
tings. Dista
of the Grand
Mail weekly.
Allan Henry,
Allan John, J
Allan Williar
keeper
Young Oliver,
MARWION-
ship of Sulliv:
from Kilsyth |
the county to
wood, the ter
way, 56 miles
Heslop John, |
MARMOR,
hear Crow
mora, county
celebrated we
Whose are bec
deposits of m
the province,
in the vicini
worked, yield
of gold per to
tains the tow
court for the
from Stirling
station of th
Miles, fare
tion about 250
Acker George
Acker John, |
Adams Natha:
Aishart Jame:
Bentley David
enette Juli
leecker Geo
Bleecker
Bone Daniel,
Bradley & Ell
Bradley Geor;
Brady Mrs. Mf.
Bruneau Bapt
Burns John, 1s
Cameron Joh
Vampion Alb
er
Campion & Bi
Carpenter Fe]
hisholm Ale:
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cksmith
neer
er
Congregational-
Wesleyan
tailor
orker
T
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yorer
maker
‘ister
stables
enter
dealer
r & Co.
torekeepers
ler & Co.
niller and farmer
TRAPH CO.
ker
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| ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 519 DIRECTORY.
Mar-Mar
NLS IC TILD och reaps eores gi seta marmre- Lire noe batemoreenceae y namtisaceg ere eesntoor ee Ree ee eter eae ream teep erent oe he hin meaner Cree,
‘ane Henry, storekeeper
Rasen iis, wid Hugh, dressmaker
Todd Mrs., boarding house
Vanzant George, tinsmith
Vernon ©., blacksmith
Wales George, carriage trimmer
Wales Henry R., carriagemaker
Wales James, painter
Wales Joseph, carriagemaker
Wells J. M., dentist
White Joseph, blacksmith
White Thomas, laborer
Wideman C., miller
Wideman Joseph, clerk, cleaner
Williams J., farmer
Wilkinson Hosea G., blacksmith
Willis Archdeans, insurance agent
Wilson Henry, storekeeper
Wilson John, boarding house
Wilson Robert, storekeeper
Wilson Samuel, shoemaker
Wilson Thomas, mason
Wilson William, carpenter
Winning Walter, moulder
Woollen K., carpenter
Wootton D., photographer
WOOTTEN DAVID, proprietor Anglo
American hotel
Wootten Thomas, shoemaker
Zipp Peter, currier
*MARLBANK-—A small village in the
township of Tyendinaga, county of Has-
tings. Distant from Napanee, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles,
Mail weekly. Population about 40.
Allan Henry, mill owner
Allan John, J.P., farmer
Allan William G., postmaster, store-
keeper
Young Oliver, innkeeper
MAR WION—A small place in the town-
ship of Sullivan, county of Grey. Distant
from Kilsyth 9} miles, from Owen Sound,
the county town, 164 miles, from Colling-
wood, the terminus of the Northern rail-
way, 56 miles. Mail bi-weekly,
Heslop John, postmaster, farmer
MARMORA—A village on Crow river
near Crow lake, township of Mar-
Mora, county of Hastings. Here are the
celebrated works of the Marmora Iron Co.
Whose are beds are considered the largest
deposits of magnetic oxide of iron ore in
the province. There are four gold mines
in the vicinity, which are extensively
worked, yielding an average of $15 worth
of gold per ton of quartz. Marmora con-
tains the town hall, where the Division
court for the district isheld. Distant
from Stirling 16 miles, from Belleville, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 32
miles, fare $1, Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 250.
Acker George, teamster
Acker John, laborer
Adams Nathaniel, shoemaker
Aishart James, laborer
Bentley David, clerk of court
Bisenette Julius bookkeeper
a ’
Bleecker George W., of Campion &
Bleecker
Bone Daniel, coroner
Bradley & Ellmere, hotelkeepers
Bradley George, of Bradley & Ellmere
Brady Mrs. M., wid John, hotelkeeper
Bruneau Baptiste, laborer
Burns John, laborer
‘meron John, miner
Vampion Albert, of Campion & Bleeck-
Campion & Bleecker, storekee ers
Carpenter Felix, lumberman F
hisholm Alexander, storekeeper
*Formerly called Allan Mills.
Gladner William, clerk
Olaremont Charles, blacksmith
Claremont Eli, blacksmith
Conley Newton, blacksmith
Devlin John, shoemaker
Doxsee rev. Archibald, Wesleyan
Ellmere Willard, of Bradley & Ellmere
Fitchett David, miner
Fitzpatrick Robert, laborer
Gatlan William, miner
Gilmour & Co., lumber merchants
Gladner William, clerk
Hayes Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Willis
Huff Daniel, of Huff & Loucks
Huff & Loucks, storekeepers
Jenkinson William, laborer
Johnson Benjamin, J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper
Johnson Sheriff, saloonkeeper
Jones Henry, M.D.
Jones J, W., miner
Jones Solomon, J.P., farmer
Kelly Thomas, assistant postmaster
Larose Levi, cooper
Leonard William, broker
Loucks Adam, of Huff & Loucks
McCallum John, carpenter
McWilliams Gordon, teamster
McWilliams Wellington, hotelkeeper
Mills John, wool carder
Nicholl Mrs. Mark, grocery and bakery
O’Hara James, farmer
O’Shea Patrick, shoemaker
Page & Co., lumber merchants
Papin Louis T., shoemaker
Pierce Peter, of Pierce & Son
Pierce & Son, flour and saw mills
Pierce Thomas, of Pierce & Son
Pope George H., bookkeeper
Presly John, carpenter
Purdy John F., butcher
Rathbun & Sons, lumber merchants
Rayburn Richard, bookkeeper
Rose Henry, teamster
Simmons William, farmer
Stapely Josiah, miller
Tellion Louis, cabinetmaker
Trainer Patrick, lumber foreman
Warren Thomas, waggonmaker
Wilson John, farmer
Wilkinson James, shoemaker
WARNOCK—A small place on four cor-
ners, near the Maitland river, township
of Wawanosh, county of Nuron, Distant
from Goderich, the county town and
northern terminus of the Buffalo and Go-
derich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 20 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Po-
pulation about 30.
Bengough William, tailor
Mooney William, farmer
Porterfield Peter, postmaster, store-
keeper
Thomson —, shoemaker
MARSHVILLE-—A village on the
Welland canal feeder, township of Wain-
fleet, county of Welland. Distant from
Wainfleet, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Truuk
railway, 3} miles, from Port Colborne,
on Lak» Erie, 8 miles, from Welland,
the county town, 8 miles. Mail daily.
Population about 200.
Brawn Thomas, farmer
Brawn William, innkeeper
Campbell Robert, school teacher
Chesney Samuel, innkeeper
Davidson Duncan, laborer
Ellsworth Wilson A., blacksmith
Flick John, miller
Fralick Benjamin, farmer
Gleason Alviras, J.P., farmer
Gray John, waggonmaker
Haun Adolphus, clerk
Hoschke Frederick, shoemaker
JONES DAVID, waggonmaker
Latimer Alex., deputy reeve, farmer
Lee Edward, J.P., postmaster, reeve,
general merchant
Leeder Edward, carpenter
McOuet William, farmer
Misner John, farmer
Overholt John, farmer
Rusk Robert, weaver
Simonds John, shoemaker
Simpson Joseph, farmer
Simpson Mrs. Esther, wid Joseph
Simpson Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Simpson Robert, blacksmith
Wilson Harmon, farmer
Wilson Stephen, farmer
MARSTON—A_ small viilage in the
township of Walsingham, county of
Norfolk. Distant from Ingersoll, a station
of the Great Western railway, 81 miles,
from Simcoe, the county town, 21 miles.
Mail weekly. Population about 50.
Brown William, laborer
Henderson Arch.,, postmaster, saw mill
King Joseph, farmer
Rhorer Jacob, farmer
Seamore John, farmer
Williams Henry, farmer
Winters Harvey, farmer
Woodward Caleb, farmer
*WARSVILLE—A small village in the
township o fEast Garafaxa,county of Wel-
lington. Distant from Fergus, a station of
the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway,
13 miles; from Georgetown, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, daily
stage, fare $1. Mail daily. Population
about 70.
Allan Leonard,
maker
Allan Thomas, weaver
Burns Thomas, laborer
Carroll John, blacksmith and farmer
Cooper Nathaniel, cooper
Hanna James, farmer
Hill Robert, blacksmith
King Henry, dry goods, groceries, &c.
Leeson Mrs. Rachel, wid James
McCormick William, J.P., general mer-
chant, township clerk, commissioner
in B.R.
Switzer C. B., hotelkeeper
Thompson J., framer and farmer
Tibbitt John, turner
White John, general store
painter and cradle
MARTINTOWN-—A thriving villagein
the township of Charlottenburg, county
of Glengary. Distant from Lancaster, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 11
miles, fare 50c. ; from Montreal 64 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 400.
AUBREY FERDINAND, baker, con-
fectioner, and maker of cough syrup,
Empire hair restorative, New York
barbers’ star hair oil, blue and black
writing ink, balm of beauty, pure
vegetable salve, &c.
Barker Daniel, laborer
Bergeron Joseph, laborer
Bible Society, rev. Nathaniel Patterson,
president; rev. J.S. Burnet, secretary
Blackwood Robert, J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper
Bonsecours Jean Baptiste, laborer
Brennan John, carpenter
Brennan Mrs. Isabella, wid Thomas‘
hotelkeeper
Brown John, blacksmith
Brown Peter, hotelkeeper
Burgeau Frangois, carpenter
*The post office is at Reading, abouk
| mile distant,
5
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Mar-May
DOMINION 520 DIRECTORY.
—_—
BURNET REV. JOHN S., Presbyterian,
secretary Bible Society
Campbell Mrs., wid Angus, cooper
Campbell Donald, butcher
Campbell Neil, shoemaker
Carthier J. M., tailor
Christie Hugh, farmer
Clarkson James, tailor
Clingen Mrs. Mary, wid Samuel
Conroy Mrs. Mary, wid William Peter,
storekeeper
Cuillerier Joseph, laborer
Dickson James, weaver
Foulds Andrew, storekeeper
Foulds John, tanner
Gauthier Jean Baptiste, laborer
Grant Angus, seigneur, farmer
Graveley Ronald W., shoemaker
Gray Donald, wheelwright and turner
Gray John, laborer
Gray Mrs. Ellen, wid Michael
Harmer Thomas, laborer
Irvine Alexander, carpenter
Jock Joseph, laborer
Kavanagh Michael, carder
Kennedy Alexander, school teacher
Kinloch Alexander, farmer
Lowry Hugh, weaver
McArthur Archibald, shoemaker
McArthur Malcolm, laborer
McCallum Archibald, tailor
McCallum Duncan Robertson, store-
keeper
McCallum John, farmer
McCallum & Smart, mill owners
McDermidDuncan, farmer
McDermid Angus J., bookkeeper
McDonald Alexander, laborer
McDonald Duncan, blacksmith
McDonald John, storekeeper
McDonald Samuel, carriage builder
McFarlane John, weaver
McGregor Alexander, blacksmith
McGregor Murdoch, photographer
McIntosh Stephen, farmer
McLellan Angus, farmer
McLellan Robert 8.
McMartin Duncan, farmer
McMartin Malcolm, farmer, The Hill
McMartin Mrs. Hlizabeth, wid Duncan J.
MeMartin Mrs. Mary, wid Alexander
McMARTIN PETER D., tinware, dealer
in coal oil, iron, stoves, barter of
all kinds, calf, sheepskins,
wool and wool pickings
McMartin James, farmer
McNaughton Donald, carpenter
McPhaden Charles, storekeeper
McPhail Dougald, clerk
McPherson Alexander, M.P.
McRae Duncan, laborer
McRea James, laborer
McVean Angus, harnessmaker
Munro Thomas, tailor
Omell Charles, carriagemaker
Parks Angus, farmer
Patterson rev. Nathaniel, Preshyte-
rian, president Bible Society
Pilon Israel, shoemaker
Rayside James, farmer, councillor
Redmond Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas, sew-
ing school
Robertson John, farmer
Robertson John A., shoemaker
Sinclair Archibald Connell, M.D.
Smart Andrew, cooper
Smith George, blacksmith
Smith John, blacksmith
Smith William, farmer
Sons of Temperance, Alexander Ken-
nedy, W.P.
St Amand Louis, carpenter
Urquhart James, farmer
Urquhart John, shoemaker
rags,
Urquhart John, storekeeper
WILLING THOMAS, grist mill
Wilson Alexander, farmer
MARYSVILLE—A small village on
the macadamized road from Napanee to
Belleville, township of Tyendinaga, county
of Hastings. Distant from Tyendinaga,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway,
, mile, from Belleville 14 miles, fare 45c,
Mail daily Population about 100,
Allison Benjamin, cheese maker
Anderson Alick, farmer
Anderson George, postmaster, store
keeper
Anderson James, farmer
Baker Charles, farmer
Bartlett A. W., station agent
Campoell Archibald, farmer
Campbell Michael, farmer
Dacey Thomas, farmer
Drummey Nicholas, farmer
Hawley Gibson, farmer
Hayes Jeremiah, farmer
Horrigan Michael, tavernkeeper
Kelly John, farmer
Killmurry Joseph, farmer
Killmurry Peter, farmer
Lanphier John, farmer
Lyman Christopher, farmer
MacKay rev. Michael, R. catholic
McCambridge John, laborer
McDowel Samuel, farmer
McGurn Miss Mary Jane, school teacher
MeNeill James, farmer
Meagher John C., farmer
Murray John, farmer
Murray William, laborer
Nealon Michael, J.P., township clerk
Portt Robert, farmer
Powes Edmond, farmer
Ray Irvin, farmer
Ray James, farmer
Renneck Jered, farmer
Richards John, laborer
Rvan Timothy, farmer
Scanlon Bernard, farmer
Skelly John, farmer
Sweeney Michael, farmer
Sweeny Miss M. A., music teacher
Sweeney Patrick, farmer
Welsh Edward, blacksmith
White James, farmer
White Richard, farmer
OAT EOC K—A small place in the town-
ship of Plympton, county of Lambton,
Distant from Wyoming, a stution on the
Sarnia branch of the Great) Western rail-
way, 4 miles, from London 60 miles.
Mail bi-weekly, Population about 50,
Armstrong James, farmer
Campbell Robert P., farmer
Ford Patrick, farmer
Gillatly Alexander, farmer
Gillatly John, jun., farmer
Gillatly John, sen., farmer
Helps William, farmer
Jarmain John P., postmaster
Johnston Timothy, farmer
Kennedy Joseph, farmer
McInnis W., farmer
McKinly Anthony, farmer
Powrie David, farmer
Randall Jacob, farmer
Randall §., farmer
Simpson John, farmer
Wright Robert, farmer
MATTAWA—A small village at the
confluence of the Ottawa and Mattawa
rivers, district of Nipissing
for the transmission of supplies still fur-
ther up the ('ttawa and Mattawa rivers in
connection with the lumber business, and
a station or fort has for many years been
maintained here by the Hudson Bay Co.,
Barett G
but owing to competition from other trae
ders in furs, its business is now com
tively limited. There is a small Roman
Catholic chapel in this distant settlemer t,
whose service is included in the mission
of the Péres Oblats, and performed in the
French, English and Iroquois tongues,
there being in the neighborhood several
descendants of the great Iroquois tribe,
Distant from Rochcaptain, a landin
the Union Forwarding Co.'s steiner
miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of
the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 154
miles, Mail weekly, . Population ‘about
Bangs James, innkeeper
Bangs John, postmaster and storekeeper
., Carpenter
Bronson Weston, lumber merchant
Carney A., farmer
Narl —, M.D.
Guertin G., barkeeper
Hudson Bay Co., George Hunter, agent
HUNTER GEORGE, agent Hudson Bay
Co,
Latona Camilla, saw mill
Lazambe R., clerk
Levesque Severin, carpenter
McDonald Jolin A., agent
MeMi.en J., school teacher
Montre’ —.., farmer
Nedelee rev. J., R. catholic
Poitras rev. —, R. catholic
Taggart George, lumber merchant
Timmins Noah, storekeeper, hotelkeeper
and fur trader
WEAK WELEL—A small village on the
Durham gravel road, township of Osprey,
county of Grey, Distant from Colling-
wood, the terminus of the Northern rail:
way, 22 miles, fare $1; from Durham %4
miles, frre $1; from Owen Sound, the
county town, 41 1iiles, fare $2.50, Mai!
daily, Population about 100,
Bowes George S., storekeeper
Bradbury Luke, shoemaker
Clark Thomas, tailor
| Fields Henry, shoemaker
Gilchrist Frank, clerk
Guy William, blacksmith
Hannah Alexander, hotelkeeper
Heron Richard, photographer
Heron Robert, carpenter
Heron Thomas, carpenter
Irving John G., & Co., waggonmakers
Irving John G., of John G, Irving & Co.
Kerr B, Sheridan, M.D.
Knowles rev. Robert, Presbyterian
Lee Anson, blacksmith
Logie Jones, teacher
Long Hosea, farmer
Long Wesley, carpenter
Maxwell Joseph, farmer
Maxwell William, hotelkeeper
Selkirk Alexander, bookkeeper
Sterling James, storekeeper
Sutherland James .A., ‘postmaster anl
storekeeper
Thompson George, saddler
Tucker rey, William, Wesleyan
MAYFIELD B—A village in the township
of Chinguacousy, county of Peel, Dis
tant from Brampton, the county town
and a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
8 miles, trom Toronto 28 miles, Mal
tri-weekly, Population about 80
Archdeakin Peter, farmer
Archdeakin Thomas, tavernkeeper
Calahan John, blacksmith
Griffin Robert, farmer
Hearn William, farmer
It isa depot | Hiscock Robert, storekeeper
Jones —, shoemaker
Laidlaw John, farmer
Speirs Adam, farmer
Speirs William, postmaster
[PROVINCE op
weekly.
Ider Robert,
irks Charles,
irks Thomas,
own Robert
Hodge Henry,
Hodge Willian
ongrev, Willi
township sup}
Perrin Orion,
Row Charles,
Rawdon Abel,
Rimson Robert,
hite William,
MAYNOOT
the township
Hastings, Di
tion of the G
miles, Mail w
Dovle Michael,
MEADOW V.
river Credit, toy
of Peel. It ha
Distant from 1
5} miles, from
Grand Trunk rq
from Toronto 2¢
lation about 30¢
Bell Mrs, Susang
Brown J., W
Prawn Samue
arthew Williar
atheart John,
hapman Willial
heyne Christoy
commercial hot
prietor
oulter George,
raig James, lab
Davison Andrew
Davidson Walter
Duggan John, la
James, la
lliott Thomas, |
lliott William,
olwell Joseph, |
oster Anson (,
oster George, t
pooderham Char
Worts, postma
booderham Geor
BOODERHAM
meal and saw r
eral merchants
bordon Thomas,
briffiths Anthon
brogan James, t
Haines Paul, m
anilton Mrs, J
Hardy J, shingl
Fardy Joseph, t
pardy Lancelot
Fenry James, flo
Popper James, ¢
Hughes Richard,
Hunter James, fi
Win Alexander
nson James,
ohnson Thomas
’ Sra thi
mhey Jos
ni oseph,
sent Edward,
thy Mrs., wid
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‘lie William,
*Formerly call
Ometimes ca
PROVINCE op
ee
on from other tra.
8 is NOW compara.
is a small Roman
distant settleme t,
led in the mission
d performed in the
Iroquois tongues,
shborhood several
sat Iroquois tribe,
tain, a landing of
x Co.'s steamer, 49
it, the terminus of
tawa railway, 154
Population ‘about
er
rand storekeeper
ver merchant
‘ge Hunter, agent
went Hudson Bay
nill
penter
rent
cher
holie
holic
yer merchant
eper, hotelkeeper
nll village on the
ownship of Osprey,
stant from Colling-
the Northern rail-
L; from Durham 24
Owen Sound, the
, fare $2.50. Mar!
put 100,
ekeeper
maker
ker
ith
Mtelkeeper
srapher
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hter
waggonmakers
1G. Irving & Co.
-resbyterian
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‘postmaster ant
ller
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ity of Peel, Dis
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NTARIO. ]
DOMINION 521 DIRECTORY.
May-MEa
SL
ARD-A village in the town-
aid Augusta, county of Grenville.
Distant from Prescott, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 100.
Ider Robert, farmer ;
‘ks Charles, postmaster, blacksmith
irks Thomas, farmer
brown Robert H., J.P., farmer
Hodge Henry, farmer
Hodge William, farmer ;
ongrev, William, Episcopal methodist,
township superintendent of schools
Perrin Orion, farmer
bow Charles, J.P., farmer
Rawdon Abel, waggonmaker
imson Robert, farmer
hite William, tanner
NMAYNOOTHL—A post office station in
the township of Monteagle, county of
Hastings. Distant from Belleville, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 85
miles, Mail weekly.
Dovle Michael, postmaster
HEADOWVALE —A village on the
river Credit, township of Toronto, county
of Peel. Ithas extensive water power.
Distant from Brampton, the county town,
5} miles, from Malton, a station of the
grand Trunk railway, 65 miles, fare 80c. ;
from Toronto 23 miles, Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 300, e
Assenger William, farmer
parry Edward, cooper
Pell Mrs. Susanah, wid Hugh
Brown J., Waggonmaker
Brown Samuel, farmer
arthew William, millwright
athcart John, cooper
hapman William, tailor
heyne Christopher
onmercial hotel, Joseph Karney, pro-
prietor
oulter George, cooper
Jraig James, laborer
Davison Andrew, farmer
Davidson Walter, shoemaker
Duggan John, laborer
celes James, laborer
lott Thomas, blacksmith
lliott William, J.P., farmer
dlwell Joseph, bookkeeper
oster Anson G., teacher
oster George, teamster .
viderham Charles H., of Gooderham &
Worts, postmaster
booderham George, farmer |
BOODERHAM & WORTS, flour, oat- |
meal and saw mill proprieters and gen-
eral merchants
bordon Thomas, laborer
priftiths Anthony, harnessmaker
progan James, tailor
Haine Paul, miller
Hamilton Mrs, Jane, wid Alexander
pardy J., shingle factory
Fardy Joseph, teamster
pardy Lancelot
penry James, flour packer
Hopper James, carpenter
Hughes Richard, teamster
Minter James, farmer
rvin Alexander, laborer
hnson James, cooper
Otuson Thomas, cooper
fobnson Thomas, farmer
arney
Love George, farmer
McCabe Edward, laborer
McCabe Peter, miller
McHugh John, farmer
Miller John, miller
Miller Joseph, miller
Owen Joseph, clerk
Pearson Joseph, laborer
Sharpe Thomas, farmer
owner
Spellane Daniel, cooper
Sutcliffe Joseph, jun., clerk
Sutcliffe Joseph, sen., of Gooderham &
Worts
Treverroro William, foreman cooper
Ward James, teamster
Ward Richard, cooper
Wilson William, farmer
MEAFORD-—A rising and
viilaye at the mouth of Big Head River,
on Nottawasaga Bay, Lake Huron, town-
ship of St Vincent, county of Grey. Wool-
len flour, and saw mills are in operation
here, some having steam
water power.
is annually shipped from this port, expe-
which is raised. Montreal Telegraph Co.
has an office here, In summer the steam-
er Frances Smith runs daily between
Meaford, Owen Sound and Collingwood,
connecting with the Northern railway
at the latter place. In winter there is a
daily line of stages with the same places.
* An effort is being made to have the Nor-
thern railway extended to Owen Sound,
passing through this village. Distant
trom Owen Sound, the county town, 19
miles, fare $1 ; from Collingwood, the ter-
minus of the Northern railway, 22 miles,
from Toronto 116 miles, Mail daily. Po-
pulation about 1200.
Agnew Andrew, carpenter
Albery John, of Albery & Leslie, town-
ship cletk
Albery & Leslie, accountants, &e.
Anderson James P., tanner
| Andrews Anthony, mason
| Bailey Nathaniel
Ball Enoch
Ball Henry, school teacher
Banicrew Roger, laborer
Barber Charles, machinist
Jarnhart Noah, of H. Chisholm & Co.,
resides at Toronto
Baskerville rey. J.. New Connexion me-
thodist
Batty George, clerk
Benson John, mail carrier
BIBLE INDICATOR, monthly, annual
subscription 60¢,; rey, C. J. Lister,
editor; J. C. Cain, printer and pro
prietor
Bird Henry A., cabinetmaker
Blanchard John, baker
Bogler Thomas, fisherman
Bowers E., grocer
Boice Abraham, storekeeper
Bright Thomas G., farmer
Brown Augustus, carpenter
Brown David, weaver
Brown John, laborer
Brown Thomas A., butcher
Bryan James, hostler
Bumsted William, farmer
Burdett Robert, mason
Burley N., blacksmith
Burns Charles, shoemaker
rney Joseph, proprietor Commercial
ent Edward, clerk
iby Mrs., wid Henry
aidlow Matthew, storekeeper
eslig William, teacher
* Forme
tBeunti, called Hodge’s Corners.
imes called Doyle’s Corners.
Burritt Adoniram, blacksmith
Butters Joseph, sawyer
CAIN JOHN C., stationer and printer |
of the Bible Indicator
Cain William F., harnessmaker
Campbell rev. Thomas, ch of England,
associate editor of the Monitor
Carnahan Robert, cooper
Simpson Jobn, farmer and saw mill
picturesque |
and others |
A large quantity of grain |
cially spring wheat, a superior quality of
CARR THOMAS, druggist, and dealer
in wines and liquors
Carruthers Charles, carpenter
Caswell & Brother, shoemakers
Caswell Geo. A., of Caswell & Brother
Caswell J. A., of Caswell & Brother
Chantler Moses, miller
Chapman Benjamin F., of Chapman &
McDonald
Chapman & McDonald, harnessmakers
Chapman Thomas, laborer
Charlwood James, carder
Chase G. A.
CHISHOLM H., & CO., general store
and produce dealers
Chisholm Hugh, of H. Chisholm & Co.
Christie James, weaver
Clarke W. C., music teacher
Cleland James, hardware
Clemo Joseph, engineer
Commons James, laborer
Cox James, blacksmith
Danby Mark, student
| Dean Thomas, accountant
Decker William
| Delane Patrick, laborer
Dew Martin, laborer
Dickson Robert, miller
; Donovan Thomas, provincial land sur-
veyor
| Dranie Jobn L.,, clerk
| Drummond James, carpenter
' Drummond Robert, cabinetmaker
Duggan Edward H.,of Pollard & Dug-
} gan
Ellis Frank, blacksmith
Ellis Thomas
Farewell Jerome, school teacher
| Falls Thomas, hotelkeeper
; Faughner Matthew B., storekeeper
| Ferris J. G., storekeeper
Finlay Richard, clerk
| Ford Benjamin, sawyer
| Foster Mrs. Mary, wid
/ Fulton Hugh, of R. & H. Fulton
; Fulton R. & H., storekeepers
| Fulton Robert, of R. & H. Fulton
| Fursa Richard, farmer
| Gauld rev, John, Presbyterian
| Geddes James, of Geddes & Wilsom
| Geddes & Wilson, barristers
Gelstrom James, laborer
| Gibbons Jesse, farmer
| Gibbons Lewis, innkeeper
Glover Robert, mason
Glover William, mason
Goss Henry F., tailor
Graham George, weaver
Grant James C., blacksmith
| Grier Mrs. Priscilla
| Groom Ernest, painter
Hains Mrs. Joan
Halloch Benjamin, carpenter
Hamilton Alexander, blacksmith
| Hamilton Joseph H., blacksmith
Hamilton Milton C., clerk
| Harris Thomas, farmer
| Harris Thomas, mason
| Heath Thomas, bookkeeper
Helstrop Rebert, waggonmaker
Hill John, innkeeper
| Hilts rev. L, Episcopal methodist
Hilts W, R., photographer
| Hogg Alexander, photographer
| Hogg James, photographer
Hurd Kilborn
| Jackson George, tinsmith
| Jay Charles H., machinist
Johnston A., laborer
Johnston Hugh, shoemaker
Johnston J. J., of J. J. Johnston &
Co.
Johnston J. J., & Co., sash, door “ang
blind factory
ee
OA AO AAO COOTER ETE
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Johnston Mrs. Elizabeth C.
Jones David, carpenter
Jones Mrs, Julia A.
Killackey William, woollen mills
Lang John, carpenter
Langtree Thomas, carpenter
Law Francis, of Mitchell, Law & Co.
Laycock William
Layton David L., postmaster, store-
eeper
Layton J. W., of Robinson & Layton
Leslie Charles, of Albery & Leslie
Lindsay John, storekeeper
Lindsay Mrs. Margaret
LISTER REV, ©. J., Bible christian,
editor of the Bible Indicator
Little John, carpenter
Livingstone William F., hotelkeeper
Loyd Edward, tailor
McCann David, of J.J. Johnston & Co.
McCartee William H., carriagemaker
McDonald Hector, of Chapman & Mc-
Donald
McDonald William, hotelkeeper
McDonald William, waggonmaker
McGee John D., carriagemaker
McIntosh Thomas, M.D.
McKinney James, shoemaker
McKnight Robert, storekeeper
McLean Oaird R., M.D.
McVeain William, storekeeper
Madden William H., mason
Manley & Brother druggists
Manley Henry, of Manley & Brother
Manley John, of Manley & Brother
MEAFORD HOTEL, John Paul, pro-
prietor
Mechanics Institute, H. Watt, secretary
and librarian
MEIKLE JOHN L,, clerk
mains A., & Sons, dry goods, hardware,
C.
Milne Alexander, of A. Milne & Sons
Milne James, of A. Milne & Sons
Milne Robert, of A. Milne & Sons
Mintern John, painter
Mitchell John, carpenter
Mitchell, Law & Co., builders
ita William, of Mitchell, Law &
0.
Moffatt Robert, clerk
MONITOR (THE), weekly, annual sub-
scription $1; rev. Thomas Campbell,
associate editor ; Hugh Watt, editor,
proprietor and printer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.
Plunkett, agent
Murray John, shoemaker
Patton John, cabinetmaker
PAUL JOHN, proprietor Meaford hotel
Phoenix Robert, carpenter
Pilgrim William, storekeeper
Playter John, grocer
Plunkett Thomas, clerk Division court
PLUNKETT THOMAS, stationer, agent
‘Montreal Telegraph Co.
Pollard William D., barrister
Pollard & Daggan, barristers
Prentice Jacob, shoemaker
Purdy Edwin H., farmer
Purdy J. Delbert, farmer
Purdy Jesse T., miller
Pye Charles, tailor
Randall Robert, laborer
Raymond Anbroise, carriagemaker
Raymond Curtis, carriagemaker
‘Raymond John, waggonmaker
Raymond Miss, dressmaker
Robinson Gorge, shoemaker
Robinson & Layton, forwarders
‘Robinson Matthew, of Robinson & Lay-
ton
Ronald D., tailor
Rowe Thomas, laborer
DOMINION
Ryan Patrick, innkeeper
Sewell Edward
Sheppard Charles dry goods
Sheppard Peter, ff
Shepphird Jethro, tailor
Sinclair Duncan
Sing Cyrus R., reeve, commissioner
Smith
Smith John, farmer
Smith John N., carpenter
Smith Samuel, cooper
Smith William, printer
Stephens William, tinsmith
Stewart Isaac, weaver
STEWART J. & W., dealers in dry
grocer
aborer
ames, cooper
goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
oots and shoes, &c.
Stewart James, of J. & W. Stewart
Stewart William, of J. & W. Stewart
Stovel Joseph, tailor
Stubbs John W., hotelkeeper
Sunter James, carpenter
Swift Mrs. Hester
Syme Thomas F., M.D.
Tait Adam, blacksmith
Tait William H., blacksmith
Taylor Abraham, laborer
Thompson Alexander, lumber merchant
Thompson Elliott, carpenter
Thompson James, carpenter
Tobias John
Tyson John, miller
Vail Mrs. Eliza
Watson rev. Thomas, ch of England
Watt Andrew, bailiff
Watt Charles, fanning mill maker
WATT HUGH, editor, proprietor and
publisher of the Monitor
Watt James, carpenter
Watts rev. Hugh, Episcopal methodist
Whitten Christian W., carpenter
Will rev. P. D., Wesleyan
Willcox Thomas C., shoemaker
Williams James, steam woollen mills
Wilson Henry, butcher
Wilson Henry, laborer
Wilson John 8, of Geddes & Wilson
Wilson William, machinist
Wood Robert, watchmaker
Wright James, carpenter
Wright John, carpenter
Wright J. H., notary
Wright John, laborer
York Frederick, teamster
Youmans J. H., bookkeeper
Young Misses, dressmakers
MEDINA—A small village on the Inger-
soll and St Mary’s gravel road, township
of East Nissouri, county of Oxford. Dis-
tant from St Mary’s,a station of the Grand
Trunk ralway, 8 miles, from Ingersoll
15 miles, from Woodstock, the county
town, 25 miles, from London 265 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 65.
Alderson Joseph, farmer
BEAK JOSEPH H., postmaster,"store-
keeper
Brazer John, farmer
Gleason Joseph, farmer
Hurfford John, farmer
Ingle Charles, waggonmaker
Mitchell Charles, farmer
Sturgis Erastus, farmer
Sutherland Hugh, farmer
Towle Samuel, reeve, farmer
MELANCTHON-—A small place in the
of the same name, county of
istant from Collingwood, the
terminus of the Northern railway, 32 miles,
fromOwen Sound, the pouiney town, 47
opulation
townshi
Grey.
miles,
Mail semi-weekly.
about 35,
Brown James, postmaster, conveyancer
and commissioner in B. R,
Corbitt James, innkeeper
522 DIRECTORY.
—— eS aa
Groy Elias B., commission in B.R,, inn.
keeper
Mills John, township treasurer
Morey John W., storekeeper
*MELBOURNE-—A village on th
Longwood gravel road, township of Ek.
trid, county of Middlesex. Distant from
Longwood, a station of the Great Western
railway, 2} miles, from Komoka 14 miles,
from London 21 miles. Mail dally, Po
pulation about 150.
Anderson Donald, farmer
Beaumont Robert, blacksmith
Beaumont William, blacksmith
Bedford James, painter
Begg James G., of Gordon & Begg
Bright Edwin 5, school teacher
Brodie Miss M., milliner
Campbell Alexander D., innkeeper
Campbell John D., farmer
Carter Amos, farmer
Cavin Hugh, farmer
Jawthorp George, farmer
Cawthorp Thomas, farmer
Clarke Adam, farmer
Clarke Alexander, farmer
Clarke Samuel, farmer
Cooper James, farmer
Cooper William, farmer
Corneil Christopher, farmer
Corneil Gideon, tarmer
Corneil Julius D., storekeeper
Corneil J. W., farmer
Coulter James, farmer
Cady J. M., sen., constable
Cady J. M., jun., laborer
Davis Howard, planing mill
Douglas Alexander, farmer
Errington Ralph, photographer
irritt Samuel, farmer
Goodwin William B., harnessmaker
Gordon & Begg, storekeepers
Gordon Thomas, J.P.,of Gordon & Begs,
postmaster, commissioner in BR.
Gowman Thomas, carpenter
Graves Josiah, grocer
Griffith Eli, farmer
Hare Justin, teamster
Harvey Herbert, farmer
Harvey William, farmer
Hearn Thomas, carpenter
Hodder John, farmer
Homister Charles, saw mill
Homister Frederick, saw mill
Howe Timothy, farmer
Hunter John, blacksmith
Hyndman Gilbert, farmer
Ibbitson Joseph, innkeeper
Ibbitson Robert, farmer
Jackson George, clerk
McDougald Archibald, farmer
McIntyre Miss Sarah, teacher
McLachlin Duncan, farmer
McLellan Nathan, innkeeper
McMillan Hugh, clerk
MeNeil ‘Alexander, farmer
McQuaid John, farmer
McRae Donald, farmer
Malcolm Henry, shoemaker
Middlemiss Ralph, farmer
Miller Jonathan, farmer
Mynard Henry, merchant
Porter Robert, farmer
Roach William H., laborer
Roberts George, cooper
Robinson William J., farmer
Scott John, waggonmaker
Simmons Nelson, grist mill
Sinclair Daniel A., M.D.
Stephenson Allan, farmer
Stoliker John, shoemaker
Sutherland John, shoemaker
Wellman James, farmer
# The post office is called
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vellman Ros
Tellman Wil
vilcox Mrs. ¥
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KELROSE
ship of Tyen
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the Grand Tr
bi-weekly, 1
Anderson Dor
‘ornine Rich
DeMill Isaac, f
Doyle John, fi
Duncan Geo.,
Fuglish John,
Haight Philliy
Haight Robert
arris John, ¢
Hollingsworth
ennox Rober
{cLaren Ale
treasurer
feLaren Char}
orden Daniel
forden Israel,
orden Phillip
Dsborne Rober
Bhaughnessy J
Moner Henry,
Turnbull rev.
Ward William,
MELROSE
London and
ship of Lobo, 4
tant from Kom
donand Sarnis
ern railway, 4
miles, from 8S;
weekly, Popu
Alter Thomas,
Iway George,
rmitage Geor
rrand George
Barker George,
Boston Robert,
Bowman James
alhoun Gilber
Yohoe Andrew
ohoe B. J., se
ollver Elias, f
Decow Walter
ares Henry, fa
Ferguson Alex:
erguson Andr
erguson Robe
onger Andrey
Fonger Willian
rench Thomas
adsby Charle
hilchrist Rober
iraham Daniel
iaham Dugal
raham Dunea
ustin Eliphlet
ustin John, fi
Harrison France
Harrison Thom
harrison Willig
Hudson John
vin Henry, fa
night Benjam
arge John, lal
vingston Dug
Owe Thomas |
umby George
Fee Donald,
Phedrain Al
‘ann John, far
Leary Willia
ytoby John, |
obertson John
*Thepos
[PROVINOR op
———__—____
mission in B.R,, inn.
ip treasurer
srekeeper
—A_ village on th
road, township of Ek.
dlesex. Distant from
n of the Great Western
rom Komoka 14 miles,
iles. Mail daily, Po
farmer
blacksmith
, blacksmith
inter
Gordon & Begg
shool teacher
liner
er D,, innkeeper
farmer
er
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farmer
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ner
farmer
‘mer
mer
irmer
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rmer
storekeeper
ner
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onstable
aborer
ining mill
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photographer
ner
B., harnessmaker
torekeepers
missioner in BR.
carpenter
beer
Bter
rmer
armer
rpenter
er
saw mill
c, saw mill
rmer
smith
farmer
hnkeeper
rmer
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innkeeper
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farmer
mer
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oemaker
farmer
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laborer
poper
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nmaker
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NTARIO. |
DOMINION 523 DIRECTORY.
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ee aa cer a eR RE oe eee eee ner en eer eee ceed enna menmenncmenn te el
vellman Roswell, carpenter
vellman William, carpenter
rilcox Mrs. Mary, wid Stephen
Wilkinson Isaac, carpenter
Wilkinson William, J.P., farmer
Wrightman Arthur, laborer
HELROSE—A small village in the town-
ship of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings.
he Grand Trunk railway, 54 miles, Mail
boweekly, Population about 100.
Anderson Donald, deputy reeve
‘ornine Richard, laborer
DeMill Isaac, farmer
Doyle John, farmer
Duncan Geo,, postmaster, storekeeper
nglish John, farmer
Haight Phillip, farmer
Haight Robert, farmer
arris John, carpenter
llingsworth Edward, shoemaker
ennox Robert, blacksmith, farmer
cLaren Alexander, J.P., township
treasurer
{eLaren Charles, farmer
orden Daniel, farmer
orden Israel, farmer
orden Phillip, carpenter
sborne Robert, farmer
haughnessy John, farmer
Noner Henry, farmer
Turnbull rev, John, Presbyterian
Ward William, innkeeper
MELROSE—A small village on the
London and Sarnia gravel road, town-
ship of Lobo, county of Middlesex, Dis-
tant from Komoka, a station of the Lon-
donand Sarnia branch ofthe Great West-
em railway, 4 miles, from London 10
miles, from Sarnia 52 miles. Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 150.
Al’er Thomas, weaver
lway George, farmer
mitage George, farmer
rrand George, farmer
Barker George, farmer
Boston Robert, farmer
Bowman James, farmer
alhoun Gilbert, farmer
"
ohoe Andrew John, waggonmaker
ohoe B. J., school teacher
ollver Elias, farmer
Decow Walter Scott, innkeeper
ares Henry, farmer
Ferguson Alexander, storekeeper
erguson Andrew, farmer
erguson Robert, farmer
onger Andrew, farmer
onger William, farmer
tench Thomas, laborer
badshy Charles, farmer
hilchrist Robert, innkeeper
itaham Daniel, blacksmith
itaham Dugal, farmer
taham Duncan, farmer
ustin Eliphlet, jun., farmer
Rustin John, farmer
Harrison Francis, farmer
tison Thomas, farmer
vatrison William, farmer
udson John
vin Henry, farmer
night Benjamin, farmer
arge John, laborer
vingston Dugal, farmer
OW pyr :
ag Thomas George, painter
Y George, farmer
Distant from Shannonville, a station of
Scott Arthur, farmer
Sharp Allen, farmer
Stafford William, laborer
Steel William, farmer
Steels Daniel, builder
Steels Marmaduke, pumpmaker
Stilson Andrew, laborer
Stilson Luther, blacksmith
Stilson Luther, jun., builder
Taylor Thomas, tailor
Trigall John, laborer
Tuckey James, farmer
Tuckey John, farmer
Woods Charles, farmer
*MELVILLE—A village in the town-
Distant |
ship of Caledon, county of Peel.
* WENIE—A small village in the town-
ship of Seymour;county of Northumber-
land, Distant from Stirling 9 miles, fare
87}c.; from Belleville, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare 874¢,
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 1650.
Atkinson Edward, storekeeper
Barnett James, cooper
Brunton Alexander, tailor
Donald Peter, farmer
Hall William, bricklayer.
Hoard Johiel, shoemaker
Ingram Alexander, farmer
Johnson Adam, blacksmith
Ketcheson Gilbert, farmer
Lamb William, carpenter
Mason Thomas W.38., farmer
trom Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, | Massey John, J.P., farmer
Grey and Bruce railway, 2} miles, from | Mather James, postmaster, storekeeper
Toronto 48 miles.
Bacon Edward, barman
Bacon John, barman
Bacon Miles, farmer
Bacon William, farmer
Cannington Thomas, barman
Delaney Robert, laborer
Dodds Alexander, laborer
Dodds Henry, teamster
Dodds John, waggonmaker
Dodds John, laborer
Dodds William, laborer
Fridges Thomas, farmer
Fiddes William, farmer
Fisher John, tavernkeeper
Hessey Mrs. Nancy, wid John
Hillick George, farmer
Jenkins James, farmer
Maxwell James, farmer
Maxwell Wesley, farmer
Maxwell William, farmer
Mitchell Alexander, farmer
Mitchell John A., farmer
Morrison James, farmer
Morrison Robert, farmer
Nelson George, farmer
Nelson Samuel, farmer
Page Richard, laborer
Porterfield Alexander, farmer
Porterfield Thomas, farmer
Scott Charles, of George Scott & Sons
Scott George, of George Scott & Sons
Scott George, & Sons, oatmeal and saw
mills, farmers
Scott Henry, of George Scott & Sons
Shaw George, farmer
Stubbs William, blacksmith
Watson James, tanner
MELVILLE—A small village on Con-
Population about 100.
Mill Andrew, farmer
Rainnie Alexander, farmer
Robertson William, farmer
Scott Stephen, J.P., farmer
Stewart James, mason
Stewart William, mason
| Strachan James, farmer
Third John, farmer
+ MERITTON-A thriving village in the
township of Grantham, per 3 0
Lincoln. Here is the Thorold station of
the Great Western railway, and one mile
distant the Thorold station of the Welland
railway. Distant from St Catharines 24
miles, from Hamilton 385 miles, from
Toronto, by rail, 75 miles, by water , 36
miles, Mail daily. Population about 1000
Aikens Andrew, paper maker
Aikens Henry, cooper
Aikens William, laborer
Aikinson Edward, laborer
Allbright Jacob, laborer
Arkinson Edward, laborer
Armstrong Thomas, lock tender
Ash Mrs., wid
Atchell Robert, weaver
| Bailey Kisenhardt, laborer
Ball Peter, H., J.P., farmer
Bassett Frank, R., paper maker
Beatty John, laborer
Bennett William, laborer
Bigley Michacl, bridge tender
Blackburn Thomas, carter
Blackwood James, miller
Blake Charles, tavernkeeper
Blakely James, cloth folder
Bissy William, constable
Boyle John, paper maker
Boyle Edward, lock tender
Boyle Richard, laborer
secon Lake, township of Hillier, county | Boyle Robert, lock tender
of Prince Edward. Distant from Belleville,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
Population
12 miles. Mail
about 80.
Anger William Henry, laborer
Braden A., broom maker
Carley Elijah W., farmer
tri-weekly.
Carley William, storekeeper and farmer |
Cooper Reuben B., J.P., grist and saw
mill owner
Jinks John, waggonmaker
Johnson Caleb, postmaster, farmer
Johnson Robert, blacksmith
Martin George, farmer
Monaghan Hugh, farmer
Noble George, shoemaker
Scriver William H., shoemaker
Soper Robert, carpenter
Boyle Thomas, laborer
Boyle Thomas, seaman
Bradley Abraham, laborer
Bradley Arthur, jun., lock tender
Bradley Arthur, teamster
Bradley James, laborer
Bradley James, lock tender
Bradley J. K., teamster
Bradley John, mechanic
Bradley John ler
Bradley Mrs. Mary, wid Caspar
Bradley Richard, laborer
Bradley Robert, laborer
Bradley Robert, lock tender
Bradley Stephen, clerk
Bradley Thomas, laborer
Bradley Walter, laborer
Brennan Abraham, laborer
saw miller
fi
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meneame eae
‘gre isd Donald, laborer Sprague Samuel, tannery Brennan Henry, laborer
) Reiner 4 x 04 Alexander, school teacher | Thorn William, school teacher Brennan John, laborer
lemaker Len Wi farmer White Edwin B., storekeeper, boot and | Brown Henry, teamster
Lhoemaker Deo yam, laborer shoe maker ; Buckley H. D., carder
armer bern Py tborer Zafett Calvin, carpenter and joiner Burley Thomas, spinner
# called Lpmawon. *n n, builder * Formerly called Seymour East.
hepoat office is at Lobo. * The post office is at Orangeville, + Formerly called Thorold station. i
Mrr-Mer
Burley William, lock tender
Burns John, laborer
Carolin Mrs.,proprietress Railroad house
Casselman Robert, proprietor Meritton
flour mills
Cavers William, jun., lock tender
Cavers William, sen., lock tender
Chandler John, paper maker
Olark Bernard, lock tender
Clifford Mrs, Eliza, wid Anthony
Clifford Owen, farmer
Cochran William, jun,, laborer
Cochran William, lock tender
Corcoran John, laborer
Cogan James, lock tender
OGogan John, laborer
Cornell William, turner
Crawford Henry, teamster
Daily —, lock tender
Delaney Andrew, blacksmith, propri-
etor Meritton hotel
Delaney Mrs. Ellen, wid Jeremiah
Derby George, cloth dresser
Dill James, foreman canal
Disher & Haight, storekcepers
Disher William, laborer —
Disher W.V., of Disher & Haight
Dockry Daly, laborer
Donahoe Daniel, laborer
Dosickle Frederick, laborer
Doyle Peter, laborer
Edick Alonzo, spinner
Etchells Robert, weaver
Etheridge John, tollgate keeper
Exchange hotel, Jumes Hamilton, pro-
prietor
Farrow Jacob, weaver
Feeney Bernard, laborer
Ferris James, carpenter
Fisher George jun,, cooper
Fisher George, laborer
Fisher John, laborer
Fisher William, laborer
Flaherty Peter, laborer
Flynn Thomas, lock tender
Foley John, machinist
Foley Thomas, laborer
Ford Charles, cotton twister
Fox Abraham, laborer
Giblin John |
Giblin Patrick J.
Gibbs George, fireman
Gibson David, spinner
Gibson Robert, papermaker
Gillibrant James, spinner
Goodridge J. C., blacksmith
Gordon, McKay & Co., (of Toronto)
Lybster cotton mills
Grant Edward, carpenter
Greenwood William, weaver
Hare H., lock tender
Haight Nelson of Disher & Haight
Hartford Peter, tanner :
Halton Robert, weaver
Hamilton James, proprietor Exchange
hotel
Harron Mrs. Charlotte
Heaney Patrick, laborer
Higman James J., clerk
Higginbotham Isaac, laborer
Holland John, laborer
Holden Joseph, laborer
Howard Mrs. W. M., dry goods
Hope Mrs. Bridget, wid Dominick
Jackson Jonathan, laborer
Jackson Samuel
Jackson Thomas, bridge tender
Kear William, spinner
Kearns Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick
Keating James, laborer
Keating Mrs. Ann, wid John
Killen Mrs. Mary, wid Bernard
Leo Daniel, laborer
Leseon Richard, storekeeper
DOMINION
Leeson William
Macaulay James, lock tender
Macdonald John, seaman
McBride Hugh, laborer
McCabe James, lock tender
McCarthy Daniel, lock tender
McCleary William, tanner
McCombs Thomas, carpenter
McConachy George, blacksmith
McCoy Patrick, farmer
MeGowan James, pedlar
McLaughlin Edward, captain
President
McNally Thomas, laborer
McNamara John, bridge tender
Malloy John, watchman
Manly Edward, laborer
Masland Mrs. Margaret
Mears Patrick, payermaker
Meritton flour mills, Robert Casselman,
proprietor
Meritton hotel, Andrew Delaney, pro-
prietor
Moran Michael, lock tender
Moorhouse George, carpenter
Morvis Mrs. Briaget, wid James
Nestor Cornelius, teamster
Nestor Martin, lock tender
Nestor Mrs. Bridget, wid John
Niles Charles, carder
Niles Mrs, Catherine, wil Sparaim
Niles Theodore, carder
Nixon John, laborer
Nixon Thomas, laborer
Northrip Benjamin, spinner
O'Connor Andrew, proprietor Welland
Canal house
O'Connor Andrew, J.P., farmer
O'Malley Anthony, shoemaker
scOoW
| O'Neil Patvick, papermaker
Page Hamilton, teamster
Patterson & Fothermgham, spoke fae-
tory
Phelps Calvin
Phelps Elijah, mechante
Phelps Judson, of P. & J. Phelps
Philps N.& O. J. saw and shingle manu-
facturers
Phelps Noah, of N. & O. J. Phelps
helps O. J. of N. & O. J. Phelps
Philps P. & J., blacksmiths
Phelps Philander, of P. & J., Phelps
Phillips James, lock tender
Pilling Henry, laborer
Plumsteel Charles IL, lock tender
Plumsteel Harman, carpenter
Pochrnhotf A., oil refinery
Poxon Mrs. Jane, wid
Price John, papermaker
tailvoad house, Mrs. John Carolin, pro-
prictress
Rayson John, laborer
Redhead A., mechanic
Reid George, station master
Reid William, switehman
Reynard James, seaman
Reynolds Charles, papermaker,
Richardson James, teamster
Riley John, lock tender
RIORDAN JOHN, proprietor St Ca-
tharine’s paper mills,h Geneva st, St
Catharines
Rogers Hiram, carpenter
Ryekman David, papermaker
Salmon John, laborer
Saunders James, clerk
Schooley Gilbert, carpenter
Sexsmith John, laborer
Shaver Nelson, laborer
Shearn Patrick, laborer
Simpson Thomas, grist and flour mills
Simpson Thomas, jun,
Smith J. B., millowner
Smith James, laborer
§24 DIRECTORY.
‘
[Proviso of
ARMSTRON
hotel
Armstrong J:
Ballantyne J.
Ballantyne T
Barber Reube|
Barton Josep
Beamish Sam
Bell George,
Bower, Porte
keepers
Boyd Joseph
Boyd Uriah, t
Boyle Willian
Brennan Edw4
Brennan Geor
Brennan Mrs.
Briggs John, 1
Brislen John, |
Brown John, |
Brownlee Jam
Burchill Johi
commission¢
Barchill Miche
Burchill Riehal
Buttimor Thor
Campbell Jam
Carter James,
Christman Joh
Church Mills I
Church Mrs, M
CITIZENS’ IN
NADA, F. J,
CITY HOTEL
prietor
Clarkin Bernar
Conologue Pat
Cranson Georg
Crangon Mrs.
ing house
Crozier Demet
Cummings Alb
Dangerfield Fr
Devor Anthony
B Dowdall Patric
Doyle John, me
Driscoll Willian
Duke John, sho
Eagleton Mrs,
keeper
Fagley Mrs, Eli
Fagley Willian
Eastman Robe:
Kyle & Co,
Easton Hiram, .
aston Marinus
Faston Roderic
aston Simon, :
Edwards Thom:
Edwards Willia
Erratt Edward,
Fans John, mc
Findley John, b
orest rev. Char
French F. J., b
Insurance Co
vill Patrick, la
iltoy George |
ilroy John, far
ilroy William
lenn John, lat
rey James, lat
uest Richard,
Wynne Robert,
Wynne, Ward
all David Joh,
Snow Charles B. manager
Soper Alexander, faborer
Staggs Daniel, laborer
ST CATHARINES PAPER MILLS
John Riordan, proprietor
Stephens 8. M., postmaster, Storekeeper
Strong John, lock tender
Sulkey Hugh, cooper
Swinton William, laborer
Shaver Nelson, laborer
Taggart Andrew, lock tender
Tenbroeck Louis, teamster
Tenbroeck Peter, tavernkeeper
Troy Louis; papermaker
Turner Joseph, spinner
Wait William W., proprietor cotton
mills
Wallace John, laborer
Walker John, carpenter
Waters Mrs, Ann, wid Bernard
Watt John, overseer cottoi mill
Weaver Francis, lock tender
Webster John, clerk
Welch Robert, miller
Welland Canal house, Andrew 0'Con
nor, proprietor
Wilkinson James, laborer
Williams Alexander, laborer
Williains William, lock tender
Wilson Mrs, Jane, wid Andrew
Wilson William, lock tender
Wilson William, teamster
Wilson William J., laborer
Winslow Alexander, lock tender
Winslow John, baker
Wright Thomas, tavernkeeper
t POEL EN—A small village in the town
ship of Raleigh, county of Kent, Dis
tant from Chatham, a stition of the
Great Western railway, 15 miles, from
Windsor, 42 miles, Mail daily. Pop
lation about 75,
Acton J. F., farmer
BARRY P. T., dealer in dry goods,
ceries, glassware and Liquors
Barry William, farmer
Clark James, farmer
Dillon James, cattle dealer
Dillon T., J.P.
Doyle William, fara. .
Finlan John, tavern, store
Foxton J., farmer
Hall Samuel, farmer
Hickey W., farmer and cattle dealer
Lamb John, farmer
MeNeil A, stave manufacturer
MeNeil Charles, farmer
Marshall George. cheese factor —
Miller N. H., farmer and cheese factor
Powell George, farmer
Rose J. H., shoemaker
Sales George, builder
Smith Abram, blacksmith
Smith Robert, farmer
Smith Thomas, saw mill
Smith William, farmer
Sullivan Patrick, postmaster
Sullivan Thomas, farmer
MERRICKVEILEE—An incorpore
ted village on the Rideau canal a0
river, bordered by the townships of W a
ford and Montagne, in the counties @
Grenville and Lanark, This place per
sesses extensive water power, Five ber {
tle fhirs are held hereannually, Monte i
Telegraph Co. has an office here. Padere
trom Irish Creek, a station of the ae
ville and Ottawa railway, 9 illo rh
5'c.; from Kemptville, vstation of t ct
Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 15m ‘t
from Brockville and Prescott, also
the Grand ‘Trunk railway, 28 mi iy
50c.; from Ottawa 45 miles. Mail daiiy
Population about 1000.
Aitchison James, millwright
+ Sometimes called Smith's Corners.
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nadia
manager
borer
er
3 PAPER MILLS,
yprietor
tmaster, storekeeper
ender
r
iborer
rer
ck tender
pamster
vernkeeper
aker
ner
» proprietor cotton
rer
nter
vid Bernard
r cotton mill
ck tender
*
or
ise, Andrew O'Con-
aborer
r, laborer
lock tender
wid Andrew
ck tender
aumster
laborer
r, lock tender
er
vernkeeper
all village in the town
sounty of Kent, Dis
im, a stition of the
lavay, 16 miles, from
is, Mail daily. Popt
er in dry goods, 210.
and Liquors
mer
iy
» dealer
Ls
1, store
q
low
r and cattle dealer
vnufacturer
nner
veese factor |
bh and cheese factor
ner
er
er
ksmith
br
mill
ner
ostmaster
hrmer
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Ridean canal a0
he townships of Wol-
us :
le, in the counties of
ark, This place pee
er power. Five cate
eanpually. Montreal
in office here, Dist
station of the Brock:
hailway, 9 miles, a
Ne, a station of thee
wa railway, 15 miles,
lL Prescott, station
ailway, 28 mnie, .
5 miles, Mail daly
0
illwright
smith’s Corners.
B Dowdall Patrick, bailiff, farmer
ONTARIO. |
DOMINION 525 DIRECTORY.
Mer-Mer
2
ARMSTRONG JAMES, proprietor City
hotel
Armstrong James, saloonkeeper
Ballantyne J. & T., stave factory
Ballantyne Thos., of J. & T. Ballantyne
Barber Reuben, grocer
Barton Joseph, harnessmaker
Reamish Samuel, miller
Rell George, tailor
Bower, Porter, Bower & Co., store-
keepers
Poyd Joseph A., grocer
Boyd Uriah, tanner
Povle William, teamster
Brennan Edward, carpenter
Brennan George, moulder
Brennan Mrs. Ellen, wid John
Briggs John, moulder
Brislen John, joiner
Brown John, laborer
Brownlee James, cabinetmaker
Burchill John, J.P., land surveyor,
commissioner Queen’s Bench
Burchill Michael, butcher
Burchill Richard, laborer
Buttimor Thomas, fuller
Campbell James, farmer
Carter James, shoemaker
Christman John Carr, watchmaker
Chureh Mills Kemble, M.D., C.M.
Church Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Basil R.
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO. of CA- |
NADA, F. J. French, agent
CITY HOTEL, James Armstrong, pro- |
prietor
Clarkin Bernard, tanner
Conologue Patrick, laborer
Cranson George, blacksmith
Crangzon Mrs, Alice, wid John, board-
ing house
Crozier Demetreus, stage driver
Cummings Albert, cooper
Dangerfield Frederick, lathmaker
Devor Anthony, spinner
Doyle John, mel ter
Driscoll William, carpenter
Duke John, shoemaker
Eagleton Mrs. Mary, wid James, inn-
keeper
Fagley Mrs. Eliza, wid James, carder
Fagley William, cooper
Fatman Robert G., of Lingenfelter,
Kyle & Co,
Faston Hiram, J.P., shingle factory
Easton Marinus, G., miller
Faston Roderick M., grist mill
Taston Simon, shingle mill
Iiwards Thomas, blacksmith
Eiwards William, blacksmith
Frratt Edward, saw mill
Evans John, moulder
Findley John, blacksmith
Forest rev. Charles, M.A., ch of England
French F.J., barrister, agent Citizens’
Insurance Co, of Canada
iill Patrick, laborer
lilroy George Robert, clerk
biltoy John, farmer
tilroy William John, clerk
lenn John, laborer
Tey James, laborer
nuest Richard, school teacher
Wynne Robert, of Gwynne, Ward & Co.
Wyone, Ward & Co., iron founders
all David John, of Hall & Wright
HALL & WRIGHT, printers, editors
and proprietors of the Merrickville
7c atonicle
plan Jason, shoemaker
amilton Rosanna, milliner
oo Ira, moulder
! atrison Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Thomas
‘ison Robert, harnessmaker
| McDonald James, laborer
| MecKibbon Robert, shoemaker
| Magee William H., of Magee & Pearson
|; MARRIAGE LICENSES, E. H. Whit-
Heney Charles, tanner
Holden Charles
Holden Charles A., farmer
Holden Horatio, market gardener
Hopkins David, carpenter
Houliston Adam, sawyer
Howard Robert F., clerk
Jakes Robert
Jakes Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper
and treasurer of municipality
Jaques Henry William, druggist
Johnston Matthew Henry, lockmaster
Johnston Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Kelly Edward J., M.D.
Kelly John, laborer
Kelly Lachlan, laborer
Kelly Michael, J.P., commissioner
Queen’s Bench, clerk Division court
Kelly Patrick, laborer
Kempfter James, pumpmaker
Kerr John, storekeeper
Kirkland William J., shoemaker
Knapp Barnabas, farmer
Kyle P., of Lingenfelter, Kyle & Co.
Langford Samuel, carpenter
Lingenfelter James, of Lingenfelter,
Kyle & Co.
Lingenfelter, Kyle & Co., carriage-
makers
Lingenfelter Sidney, painter
Lisson Wm., of Lingenfelter, Kyle & Co.
MecCarney Anthony, laborer
McCarney William, grocer
McCrea A. W., & Co., snath factory
McCrea Edward, J.P., farmer
McDonald Daniel J., storekeeper
McEntyre Charles, butcher
McENTYRE MRS. BRIDGET, wid
Daniel, proprietress Merrickville hotel |
McEntyre William, carder
McEwen James, carpenter
McGee Simon, shoemaker
McGill rev. William, Wesleyan
MeIntyre Henry, cloth dresser
McIntyre William, printer
Magee & Pearson, iron foundry
Magee Thomas, assistant postmaster
Mahaney Jeremiah, millinery
marsh, issuer
Mason Benjamin, sawyer
Maxwell John, laborer
MEIKLE J. & T.B,, dealers in dry goods,
hardware, groceries, butter and grain
Meikle John, of J. & T. B. Meikle
Meikle Thomas B., of J. & T. B. Meikle
Merrick Edgar H., M.D., druggist
Merrick Edward, clerk
Merrick Henry, reeve, woollen factory
Merrick Herbert B., storeke@per
Merrick Mrs. Margaret, wid S. H.
Merrick Plomer Young, farmer
Merrick Stephen, boarding house
MERRICKVILLE CHRONICLE, week-
ly, annual subscription $1; Hall &
Wright, proprietors and printers
MERRICKVILLE HOTEL, Mrs. Bridget
McEntyre, proprietress
Mills Miss Jane, school teacher
Mills John, cabinetmaker
Miskelly William, tinsmith
Montgomery George A.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,
William Wright, manager
Monty Dominick, carder
Moxley William, laborer
Muir John, M.D.
Murke Miss Eliza Ann,school teacher
Newman Thomas, clerk
Nicholson William, carpenter
O'Hara Charles, lock laborer
O'Hara Patrick, lock laborer
O'Hara Patrick, sen,
Oliver Mrs. E., wid Simon, dressmaker
Otis John, weaver
Parker Asa, & Son, gardenera
Parker Henry, of Asa Parker & Son
Pearson William, of Magee & Pearson
Postlethwaite Joseph, blacksmith
Putman John William, teamster
QUEEN INSURANCE CO., BE. H.Whit-
marsh, agent
Read Obadiah, carriagemaker
Read Ransom, trader
Read Robert, butcher
Read William C,, insurance agent
teal Daniel, tailor
Rose Charles, carter
Sabreau Alexander, carpenter
Scanlon Mrs. Susan, wid Thaddeus
Shailer Jeremiah, clerk
Smith Harvey, sawyer
SMITH HENRY D., M.P.P. North Rid-
ing Leeds and Grenville, iron founder
Sommerville Richard, baker
Taggart Alfred, painter
Taggart Franklin, painter
Tero Joseph, moaider
Thetford Henry, shoemaker
Tolman Ephraim, of A. W. McCrea & Co.
Urquhart James, miller
Venixon Mrs. M. J., wid John, seams-
tress
| Ward Abel R., of Gwyne, Ward & Co.
Weir William, M.D,
Whelan Thomas, laborer
WHITMARSH E. H., J.P., agent Queen
Fire and Life Insurance Co., issuer
of marriage licenses, conveyancer,
official assignee for Leeds and Gren-
ee nee of debts, commissioner
in Q.B,
Wickwire Daniel P., carter
Wickwire Walter, clerk
Wickwire William, laboror
Wilson Alexander, laborer
Wilton Mrs. Mary, wid John
Wood Thomas, clerk
Woods Edward, constable
WRIGHT WILLIAM, of Hall & Wright,
agent Montreal Telegraph Co.
METCALFE —A village in the town-
ship of Osgoode, belonging to the county
of Russell for electoral and agricultural
purposes, and to the county of Carleton
for judicial and municipal purposes. It
contains a fine drill shed and town hall
combined, steam grist and saw mills, and
a shingle factory Montreal Telegraph
Co., and the Peoples Telegraph Co., have
offices here. Distant from Osgoode, a sta-
tion of the St Lawrence and Ottawa rail-
way, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Ottawa 20
miles. Mail daily. Population about 350.
Allan Miss Catherine, milliner
Allan William, storekeeper
Baker Adam J., J.P., postmaster, town-
ship treasurer
Bradshaw George, carpenter
Brennan Michael, carpenter
Cameron Peter, blacksmith
Campbell William, storekeeper
Carson John,photographer, mail carrier
Carson William, carpenter
CHANT REV. JOSEPH, Wesleyan
Clark William, bailiff, tailor
Cousins J. R., M.D.
Doctor William, blacksmith
Doctor William R, farmer
Fitchet Miss Sarah, school teacher
FLEMING REV. WILLIAM, ch of
England
Gerard Daniel, farmer
Gold Thomas, farmer
*The post office is called Osgoode.
a
ene
ETE T- m haa er ee
eee
Sra nro tierspenec
Met~MI1
Grier John, blacksmith
Inley Andrew, shoemaker
IVESON JOSEPH, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co,
Iveson Timothy, saddler, issuer of mar-
riage licenses
KENNEDY JOHN, township clerk, pre-
sident Mechanic’s institute and county
of Russell Agricultural Society
Kennedy John &, storekeeper
Kennedy Simon, innkeeper
Rilloran rev. P., R. catholic
McCormack Hugh, boarding house
McDonnell Daniel, musician
McDOUGALL PETER, M.D., physician
and surgeon
McEwen Robert, shoemaker
McLaren Duncan, farmer
McMillen Zachariah, storekeeper
McPherson Charles, blacksmith
McPherson Miss Jessie, milliner
Mayo Benjamin, cooper
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Weston, issuer
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, John Ken-
nedy, president
Morgan & Brassard, storekeepers
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,,
Joseph [veson, operator
Morgan Ira, J.P., warden, deputy reeve
clerk Division court
Morgan William, innkeeper
Motherwell T., grammar school
O'Boyle John, carriagemaker
Palmer John, carpenter
Pelton James, farmer
People’s Telegraph Co,
Pollock J. E., school teacher
Porter James, mason
Robertson Duncan, tailor
Robinson Joseph, tailor
Scott J. & J., tanners
Shepherd William, farmer
Simpson Andrew, farmer
Stringer William, tanner
Sweeney John, shoemaker
Sweeney Michael, shoemaker
Waddell Alexander, shoemaker
Watson Southwell, shoemaker
White rev. James, Presbyterian
Wilson & Greenshields, mill owners
York William, hotelkeeper
* MEVERSBURG-—A small village in
the township of Seymour, county of
Northumberland. Distant from Camp-
bellford 44 miles, from Brighton, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare 75c. Population about 80.
Colon Michael, blacksmith
Driscoll Jerome, laborer
Fraser George, teamster
Haywood Alonzo, miller
Hicks John, farmer
Jones Robert, farmer
Lowry John, farmer
McFarlane Robert, miller
Owen James, farmer
Owens Edward, laborer
Ross Hugh, farmer
Smith Peter, innkeeper
Sullivan Cornelius, innkeeper
Wilson John, farmer
MIDDLEPORT—A small villagein the
township of Onondaga, county of Brant.
It is a flag station of the Buffalo and Gode-
rich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.
Distant from Caledonia 7 miles, from
Brantford, the county town, 11 miles,
from Hamilton 20 miles. Mail daily,
Population about 150.
Armour Thomas, J.P., farmer
Bartram John, laborer
Bartram William, farmer
Blanchard Silas, gardener
*The post office is at Campbellford.
Timothy
DOMINION
Boyce Jacob, shingle maker
Bresett Joseph, builder, weaver
Brown Wm.,b acksmith
Butler John W., cattle dealer
Butler Joseph, laborer
Butler Thomas, shoemaker
Cockrell George 8., farmer
Cresswell Samuel
Deagle David, storekeeper, farmer
Deagle Joseph, storekeeper
Dee Francis UO,
Dee Robert Hill, M.D.
Dennis David, innkeeper
Hager Charles, farmer
Hager James L, farmer
McLaren Robert, baker
Mathieson Robert, cabinetmaker
Mitchell Adam, farmer
Osborne John, farmer
Painter Joseph, cattle dealer
Patterson James, builder
Rooney Michael, blacksmith
Stevenson Peter, pedlar
Young Thomas, innkeeper
Toronto 40 miles, Population about 100,
Armstrong Oliver, laborer
Armstrong Robert, laborer
Armstrong Thomas, farmer
Armstrong Thomas, laborer
Blakely sergeant William
Bowles James, blacksmith
Bowles William, waggonmaker
Canavan Edward, blacksmith
Cronan David, laborer
Crown inn, C, Hastings, proprietor
Gorman Charles, laborer
Gorman John, laborer
Hastings Cunningham, Crown inn
Lawrence James, blacksmith
Poole William, waggonmaker
Stoddart Davis, farmer
Stoddart Robert, farmer
Tyruhitt captain Septimus
Wardman Joseph, farmer
Wardman Ralph, farmer
MIDDLEVILLE—A small village in
the township and county of Lanark,
Distent from Lanark 6 miles, from Perth,
a station of the brockvil'e and Ottawa
railway, 18 miles, Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 200.
Affleck George, shoemaker
Aitman George, innkeeper
Blackburn John, cabinetmaker
Borrowman James, blacksmith
CROFT WILLIAM, postmaster, store-
keeper, dealer and shipper of furs
Dachman Thomas, blacksmith
Douglas rev. James, Congregat’onalist
Gillis John, mill owner
Guthrie Edward, waggonmaker
Guthrie William, shoemaker
Kemp James C., clerk
McFarlane Robert, school teacher
McIntyre A. R., clerk
McLauglan Peter
McLean rev. J. D., ch of Scotland
Mahon Mrs. Janet, weaver
Mellotte Alphonse, cooper
Mitchell Miss Margaret, milliner
Muir James, trader
Munroe Daniel, blacksmith
Robertson Mrs. M., wid Thos, tailoress
STEWART JAMES, dealer in dry goods,
groceries, hardware, stationery, &c.
Watt Robert, farmer
Williams Moses, waggonmaker
* The post office is at Bradford,
526 DIRECTORY,
1, waggonmaker
Marlet Adrian, postmaster, storekeeper
* MIDDLETOWN-—A village in the
township of West Gwillimbury, county of
Simcoe, Distantfrom Bradford, a station
ofthe Northern railway, 2 miles, from
[PRovinog opi Qsranto. ]
——_— -—
MIDHURST—A village in the to Riter —, of
),
ship of Vespra, county of Simeoe,
bering isthe principal busi Kiter & Kne
lace, Distant from Barrio, ryt A ofa schiel Charl
from Foronto 08 mies.” a ate Shut Jos
onto 65 1 A ly ; shi
Population about 100, ey Weekly Scott Archit
Smith Jame:
Struthers R,
Torongo Job
Wallace Jam
Weidner Ge
Lowry -,
Wright Rich
MILFORD
township of
Edward, D
from Bellevi
Trouk railw
Population ¢
Appleby Guy, carpenter
Benson John, farmer
Bond William, farmer
Coulter James, blacksmith
Culham John, farmer
Cummings Amos, saw mill owner
Dwyer Edward, farmer
Garvin David, saw mill owner
Gill John, farmer
Locke Silas E., farmer
McGowan Robert, jun., farmer
McGowen Robert, 8en., carpenter
McGowen John, farmer
Malloch Edward, carpenter
Orok Robert, jun., farmer
Orok Robert, sen., farmer
Peacock Richard, farmer
Robinson Thomas, grist mill
Russell Alexander, school teacher
Russell Andrew, farmer
Russell John, saw mill owner
Salter John, saw mill owner
Sneath Geo., postmaster, township cle
*MAELBURNE—A small village in th
township of Storrington, county of Fro
tenac. It has a leather manufucto
Distant from Kingston 15 miles, Popul
tion about 50,
Edmonds John, teamster
Gibson Robert, gardener
Hamilton captain Clark
HAMILTON HERCHMER, leathe
manufacturer
Hoppins Abram, sawyer
Hoppins Densmore, tanner
Lake John, tanner
Payne Robert, tanner
Reed Henry, laborer
Reed Joseph, tanner
Salter Joseph, tanner
Tate Adam, tanner
Ackermann |
Burley Emer;
Blakely Erwi
Bond Moses,
Bredin Hawt
Carr Mrs, Ma
Church John
Clapp James,
Clapp Robert
Cock Edwar¢
Cook James, |
court
Craig James,
Crawford He:
Curry Matthe
Dayton Edwa
Delanne Amb
Dingman Gar
Dodge David,
Dodge Frederi
Dodge Nelson
grist and sa
Dodge N&F
Dodge Theode
Empey Harve
Fegan Jobn, ¢
Haight Henry
Hicks George,
Hicks James (
Hicks Lewis J
Head Mrs, Le
Head William
Heaton Miss J
Heaton Miss 8
Hurst Thomas
Knox James |
Jenkins Samu
Lacey Thomas
Lake David M
+ MIL DIA Y—A village in the towns
of Carrick, county of Bruce, Distan
from Elora, a station of the Wellington
Grey and Brucerailway, 42 miles, fare#
Mail daily. Population about 150.
Austett Wendell, pedlar
Berry Edmund, woollen factory
Berry John
Berry Robert, farmer
Berry William, farmer
Bitchy Ignatz, pottery
Campbell Malcol mies,
chant Miss
Carle John, } n Da
Crapper B., s| I
Creichton Dan caver i bbon & I
Diepel Henry, pa. iter erin David,
Foley James, teamster etealf Thoms
Hall William, chopping an yy will mere hotel,
Hans Frederick, carpenter inaker Jameg
Hufner Leonard, tailor Rive David, sh
Johnstone Adam, farmer She William,
Johnstone William, hotelkeeper qari Abraha
Kleist Frederick, of McLean & Kleist Smith James, t
Kneichtel —, of Riter & Kneichtel ach Peter, b]
Lenhardt John, blacksmith ; ie Mrs, Mj
McLean Donald, of McLean & Kleist Te fat Stes
McLean & Kleist, merchants ite ull Robe
Misere George, cooper ‘nion hotel, Hj
Moslin Thomas, farmer
Munch Peter, farmer
Murphy James, M.D., drug store
\
st
Murray William, grist mill Tey Mts.
Pringle Archibald, carpenter Welback Geo
* The post office is at Battersea. Weldon rev, [ad
+ Sometimes called Mernersville.
[Provinoe 0
es |
illage in the tow
ty of Simeoe, Lum
pul business of th
| Barrie, a station o
y, 6 miles, fire eo,
‘ Mail tri-weekly
Qvranto.]
Riter —, of Riter & Kneichtel
iter & Kneichtel, cabinetmakers
Shiel Charles, hotelkeeper
Schuett Joseph, waggonmaker
seott Archibald, farmer
Smith James, weaver
nter Struthers R. ©, & J C., merchants
, Torongo John, blacksmith
er Wallace James, carpenter
ksmith Weidner George, blacksmith
er
er M.D,
aw mill owner Wright Richard, farmer
mer
mill owner NILFORD—A village on Black Creek
township of Marysburg, county of Prince
Edward, Distant trom Picton 7 miles,
her from Belleville, a station of the Grand
un., farmer Trunk railway, 80 Nal Mail tri-weekly.
: 400,
en., carpenter Population about 4
mer Ackermann William H., harnessmaker
arpenter jurley Emerson, harnessmaker
farmer Blakely Erwin, carriagemaker
farmer fond Moses, Ganner
urmer Bredin Hawtry, M.D.
grist mill
Carr Mrs, Margaret, wid Samuel
school teacher
Church John, storekeeper
irmer Ulapp James, grist and saw mill
mill owner Clapp Robert, J.P., county warden
1ill owner Cock Rdward, sailor
aster, township cle Cook James, postmaster, clerk Division
court
Craig James, shoemaker
Crawford Henry, carpenter
Curry Matthew, Milford hotel
Dayton Edward, laborer
Delanne Ambrose, pedlar
A small village in th
ngton, county of Fro
leather manufactory
ston 15 miles, Popul
ster ; : :
pape Dingman Garret, township treasurer
Clark Dodge David, clerk
Dodge Frederick, farmer
Dodge Nelson, storekeeper and carding,
grist and saw mill owner
Dodge N, & F., storekeepers
Dodge Theodore
Empey Harvey, proprietor Union hotel
*ROHMER, Leathe
awyer
p, tanner
hed Fegan John, carpenter
oe Haight Henry, farmer
er Hicks George, blacksmith
Hicks James O., blacksmith
Hicks Lewis J.P., blacksmith
Head Mrs. Levanteha, wid Peter
Head William B., waggonmaker
Heaton Miss Julia S., tailoress
Heaton Miss Sarah K., tailoress
Hurst Thomas, storekeeper
Knox James H., of McKibbon & Knox
Jenkins Samuel, waggonmaker
Lacey Thomas, farmer
village in the townahi
ty of Bruce, Distaa
ion of the Wellingtot
ilway, 42 miles, fare
lation about 160.
yedlar
pollen factory
her Lake David M., farmer
mer y, William, New Connexion
tery st
* 4, school teacher
Miss Nancy
a David D., of MeKibbon &
rs j bon & Knox, storekeepers
eaver \ : valk
es Martin David, blacksmith ;
Metcalf Thomas, sailor
w wil Miford hotel, M. Curry, proprietor
linaker James, tanner
ster
yping al
rpenter :
alee) Rose David, shoema
a Ross William, black
Searls Abraham, M
Smith James, bla
Smith Peter, b]
Switzer Mrs, Ma
hotelkeeper_
if McLean & Kleist
iter & Kneichte
‘ksmith Pe. ee ;
MeLean & Kleist nee rey, Stearn if England
merchants irnbull Robert Berk munie pality
Union hotel, Harve. Empey, proprietor
per Vanalstine Philip, ikon
mer anvlack Lewis, farmer
Walker George, carriagemaker
wean Mrs, Nancy, wid John
i ank George A., J.P., farmer
Welbank Thomas, J.P., farmer
eldon rey, Isaac, Wesleyan
er
., drug store
rist mill
carpenter
at Battersea.
Mernersville.
DOMINION 527 DIRECTORY.
2 eens
Wilmer John, school teacher
Wilmer William H., cooper
Zufelt William, blacksmith
*MILLAR’S CORNERS—A village
in the township of Oxford, county of
Grenville, Distant from Oxford, a station
of the St, Lawrence and Ottawa railway,
2 miles, Population about 60,
Jarson Andrew, farmer
Carson Hugh, farmer
Carson James, farmer
Davis James, shoemaker, grocer
Dunlop Samuel, farmer
Fraser H. A., carriagemaker
Graham William J., farmer
Gray William, farmer
Irvine George, farmer
Johnston John, J.P., farmer, cheese
maker
McGregor Margaret Clementine, school
teacher
Millar David, farmer, cheese maker
Montgomery Alexander, farmer
Norton William N., farmer
Quackenbush David, farmer
Sharon Elijah, farmer
Sharon Harvey, furmer
Smail John, blacksmith
MILLBANK—A village in the township
of Mornington, county of Perth, There
is excellent water power here, and several
mills worked by steam and water, Consid-
erai to business is done in country produce
and luisber, Distant from Stratford, a
station ov the Grand Trunk railway, 16
miles, fare 50c.; from Berlin 21 miles,
ur jéc, Mail daily. Population about
800,
Alexander William, school teacher
Blumenthal F., hotelkeeper
Bowman Joshua L., saw and grist mill
Caulfield Thomas, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
Colborne Henry, mason
Croly rev. John E., Presbyterian
Crosswell John, carpenter
Davidson John, tailor
Davidson Miss Annie, milliner
Dobson Joseph, ashery
Elliott John, blacksmith
Kllwick George, plasterer
Everett James, engineer
Eyrtles Maurice, cabinetmaker
Foulston G, W., brickmaker
Fraser Gordon, saddler
Freeborn George, shoemeker
Freeborn Henry, storekeeper
Freeborn John, storekeeper
Freeborn Mrs. Thomas, bakery
Freeborn Thomas, shoemaker
Gibson James, carpenter
Gilbert Elisha B., lumber merchant
Hall Thomas, farmer
Hough rey, John, Wesleyan
Johnson James, M.D.
Lewis Charles, farmer, cattle dealer
Logan rev, William, ch of England
McKee Robert, deputy reeve
McLellan —, farmer
McLoughlin & Gower, foundry
Martin John, waggonmaker
Millbank hotel, Jas, Holmes, proprietor
Mitchell James C., dealer
Purvis Miss, school teacher
Reid James, township treasurer
Ritter John, tinsmith
Rittinger William, brickmaker
Russell John, hotelkeeper
Rutherford B., storekeeper
Rutherford Ebenezer, assistant post-
master
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Stewart William, carpenter
Stewart William, weaver
Tanner William, carding mill
Williams Thomas, pump maker
Wood James, blacksmith
*MILL BRIDGE—A village in the
township of Tudor, county of Hastings.
Distant from Madoo 156 miles, fhre Hc, ;
trom Belleville, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 48 miles, fare $1.50. Math
bi-weekly, Vovpulation about 100,
| Abbott Francis, farmer
Armstrong Foster, farmer
Armstrong John, farmer and carpenter
Bigelow George W.,, blacksmith
Breen Thomas, farmer
Caldwell Jacob
Campagne David, farmer
Clancy Michael, farmer
Clements Daniel, hotelkeeper
Condon William, farmer
Dady Daniel, farmer
Davidson David, farmer
Donaldson Charles, farmer
| Dooley Patrick, farmer
Elliott John, farmer
Golding Isaac, innkeeper
Graham John, farmer
Gunter Henry, laborer
Harper William, township clerk
Hartley George, farmer and mason
Hartley Thomas, farmer
Howitson Thomas, school teacher
Lay John, farmer
Kay Patrick, foreman
Lavender Benjamin, farmer
McCan John, farmer
McConnell Joseph, farmer
McKeown William, teamster and farmer
Mahoney Michael, farmer
Mimara Michael, farmer
Moran John, farmer
Morell George, farmer
Nicholl Francis, farmer
| Norman Ralph M., postmaster, store-
keeper
Potter Mrs, Charlotte, wid Francis,
boarding house
| Starke James, farmer
Tivy R.8., storekeeper
Ward James, farmer
Ward Jacob, farmer
MILL BROOK—An incorporated yil-
lage in the township of Cavan, count
of Durham. — It possesses a foundry, agri-
cultural works, several mills, and ‘a local
trade of some importance. The Midland
railway has a station about half'a mile
from the village. Montreal Telegraph Co.
has Bn office here, ona from Port
ope miles, Jha .
sobs ioe aily, Population
Allen rev. Thomas W,, ch of England
Anderson George, tailor
Archer Barney, carter
Armstrong Archibald, storekeeper
Armstrong James, farmer
Armstrong Mrs., wid Frank
Armstrong Robert, laborer
Armstrong Robert, mill owner
Armstrong Thomas H., clerk
Armstrong Thomson, carpenter
Atkins Henry, livery stables
Atkins Jacob, post office clerk
Ball John, farmer
Bateson William, joiner
Beattie John, laborer
Beatty John, grocery clerk
Bowman Andrew, blacksmith
Brakey James, shoemaker
Brown Thomas, tinsmith
Burrows P. Palmer, M.D., coroner
Rutherford William, postmaster, store- | BURTON ALEXANDER, agent Mon-
keeper and flax mill owner
* The post office is at Oxford station,
treal Telegraph Co.
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burton James, overseer
wyers James, laborer
CAMERON & ORDE, barristers
Jameron, of Cameron and Orde
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Campbell George, tax collector
Campbell Henry, blacksmith
Christoe Joseph, laborer
Christie Miss Augusta, teacher 2nd
division
Clark John, shingle mill
Olary Lewis 8., painter
Coleman rev. Francis, Wesleyan
Collins Thomas Bb., storekeeper, bds
Victoria hotel
Common School, No. 11 Cavan, James
H. Harris, head master
Cooke William, hotelkeeper
Coombe William, tailor
Crocker Mrs. Henry, innkeeper
Dooke John, blacksmith
Dougherty James, laborer
Davilla Francis T., tanner
Dawson William, farmer
Dean Andrew, shoemaker
Derry John, harnessmaker
Deyell James, carpenter
Deyell John, laborer
Deyell Robert, of Gott & Deyell
Dunean Andrew, baker
Eyres Thomas, storekeeper, coroner,
insurance agent
Fair George, proprietor
foundry
Fair William, farmer
Fallis William S., farmer
Ferguson Alexander, waggonmaker
Ferguson Joseph, waggonmaker
Fry Miss, milliner
Gillott John, cabinetmaker
Gillott Thomas, cabinetmaker
Gordon Mrs, Elizabeth, wid
Gordon William, proprietor, Montreal
house.
Gott & Deyell, grocers
Gott Robert, of Gott & Deyell
Graham captain William
Green David G., shoemaker
Greer William
Grice Joseph, laborer
Guthrie Robert, laborer
Guy Richard, watchmaker
Harris James H., head master Common
school
HAYTER ALFRED E,, editor and pro-
prietor of the Millbrook Messenger
Hellier J. C., M.D.
Henderson Alfred, machinist
Hetherington George, J.P.
Hetherington Thomas, chairmaker
Hetherington W. G., insurance agent
Hill Robert, tailor
Hogan Edward, laborer
Howden Richard, postmaster, produce
dealer
Howell Richard, tinsmith, grocer
Huffman Robert, laborer
Hunter lieutenant John
Hutchinson Thomas, farmer
Irvine Robert, cooper
Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker
Johnston James, tailor
Johnston Miss Louisa, milliner
Johnston Miss Margaret Jane, railliner
Johnson Mrs. Rebecca, wid William
Kellett John G., saddler
Kells Edward, saddler
Kells Joseph G., clerk
Kells Thomas G., of Wood & Kells
Kerr James, township treasurer
Knowlson George, clerk
Knowlson Mrs. Isabella, wid Matthew
Krieger Charles P., clerk, bds at Thomas
Gillott’s
Millbrook
| Moffatt Peter,
Langted Richard, section master
Leach Alfred, druggist
Lettermore Edward, cooper
Lettermore James, laborer
Macdonald Robert, clerk
McBain Arthur, sen.
McBean Archibald, trader
McBean Arthur, jun., hardware
McCarthy Henry, machinist
McCurry Frederick, laborer
Mclver Gordon, miller
McMann Joshua, sawyer
MeNight John, mechanic
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Archibald
Wood, issuer
Marshall Samuel, painter
Marshall Thomas, machinist, bds at
Royal Arms
Martin James, farmer
Martin Samuel, farmer
Matthew Ezra, butcher
Matthews Frank, clerk
Matthews Thomas, butcher
Medd Thomas, farmer
Might James, M.D., coroner
Might William, saddler
Millbrook foundry, George Fair, pro-
wrietor
| MILBROOK MESSENGER, weekly, an-
nual subscription $2; Alfred E. Hay-
ter, proprietor and printer
Minnon John, tanner
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Mitchell rev, William, Presbyterian, bds |
at William Taylor's
Moffatt George, blacksmith
blacksmith
Montreal house, William Gordon,
prietor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, A.
Burton, operator
Moore William, section man
Munro Andrew, clerk, bds at Thomas
Gillott’s
Natterass Thomas, laborer
NEEDLER GEORGE, miller
Nelson William, tavern
Olver Thomas, carpenter
Olver Zachariah, carpenter
O'Neil J. & R., storekeepers
ORDE CHARLES B,, of Cameron &
Orde
Orr William, carpenter
Pendry William, carpenter
PENTON WILLIAM C., proprietor Vic-
toria hotel
Piercy William, switchman
litch Robert
Powell Robert, baker
Raper Mark, proprietor Royal Arms
Reed Mrs. M., wid
Richards John, tailor
Richardson James, waggonmaker
Royal Arms, Mark Raper, proprietor
Russell E. W., photographer
Russell Samuel, machinist
Russell William, machinist
Scarlett Andrew, veterinary surgeon
Scott C. H., constable;bailiff
Scott William, butcher
Sevey Mortey, miller
Sharpe Mrs, Jane, wid James
Shexton Thomas
Shirley Thomas M., clerk, bds at Mrs.
Sloan’s
Sloan Mrs., boarding house
Sloan William, laborer
Smith William, blacksmith
Sootheran J. W., township clerk
Sowden Thomas M., assessor
Sowden William H., J.P., reeve
Stainthorp George, veterinary surgeon
Staples William, bailiff
Stenson Miss, dressmaker
Story John, axemaker
pro-
| McIntyre Abraham, farmer
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Story Thomas H., confectioner
Taylor Miss Isabella, teacher 3rd divisi me (AMCTON -
Taylor William, station agent, Poti Campbell
Hope : Caughlin .
Clark Joh
Culver W.
Darrah At
Davis R. J
Davis Sept
Davis Will
Ferguson }
Foley Mose
Foley Thor
Gilbert Ric
Hammond
Handly Pa
Keegan Th
Kirkman A
Knight He
Lachlan M
Lynch Wil
MeBride ca
MeMaster L
Yann A. W
Thompson John E£., fireman
Tiffin William T., veterinary
Tigert Samuel, mason *
Todd Samuel, gardener
Tooke Miss— ladie’s school
Tooke W. M., music teacher
Turner Henry, M.D.,
TURNER WILLIAM, clerk Divisio,
court, druggist
Vance William grocer
Victoria hotel, William C. Penton, prt.
prietor
Wallace John, woollen factory
Wallace Thomas, carpenter
Walsh Samuel, waggonmaker
Walsh Silas H., dentist
Walsh Wesley, clerk
Ward William, tailor
Watson H. W., painter
White William, sailor
surgeon
Wilcox Thomas, mason # Mann Welli
Wilcox William, mason Marbatt Na
Williams George B., clerk, bds at Mrs Miller Edw:
Miller John
Misener Ge
Misener Nic
Newnham }
Nickerson J
(Mara Tim
Pearce Lesli
Price Matth
Raymond Ff
Rellis John,
Scott Georg
Sheahen Jol
Snith Jame:
Smith John
Smith Willis
Walker Will
Westlake Sit
Williams Th
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township of
Wentworth,
station on t
miles, from
weekly, Po
Croker’s hotel
Williamson Charles J., carpenter
Williamson G. E., laborer
Wood & Kells, dry goods, groceries
Wood Archibald, of Wood & Kells
issuer of marriage licenses
MELEE ROCHES —A village onthe
Cornwail Canal, township of Cornwall,
county of Stormont, It is a station of the
Grand Trunk railway. Montreal Tei!
gra,h Co, has an office here, Mail daily,
Popwation about 200
Armstrong James, farmer
Bennett Edward, tinsmith
Bennett William, mason
Briggs Sydney, carder
Brooks Dexter, chairmaker
Cutler Guy, carriagemaker
Cutler Noah, blacksmith
Derousie Louis, storekeeper
Dixon Otho, clerk
Jordan David, blacksmith
Kezar Whitcomb, storekeeper
Latrece Charles, farmer
McConnell Hugh, tailor
McDonald Sewell, carpenter
McGinn William, carpenter
Anderson Hi
Anderson Jo
Berney Willi
keeper
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Black Joseph
Carey Edwat
Carey James,
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Manson William, farmer
Marsh John, farmer
Miller Calvin, carpenter ae
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Murdock Alexander, shoemaker
Phillips Hiram C., innkeeper
Robertson James, of T. & J. Robertsoa
Robertson T. & J., millers
Robertson Theodore, of T. & J. Roler
son
Stores William, sawyer
Tait David, farmer
Tait Mrs. Mary M. wid Peter, storekeepe
Tait Peter N., clerk
Tait William M., assistant postmaster
Tilton Joseph, carpenter
“rooker Oliv:
Crooker Sam
“immins Ch;
“mmins Day
“ummins Joh
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+t MILLERSBURG — A small villigg Blew
in the township of Yarmouth, county of Vi c Miss A
Elgin, It adjoins the town of St Thom | athews Rlid;
a station of the London and Port Stat! Miller Honyy
railway. ‘Population about 110,
Babcock Henry, laborer
Barnes Jonas 8., tilemaker
Barnes Miner, farmer
Beasley D. C. broom maker
Bishop Luke, gardener
* The station is called Moulinette.
+ The post office is at/St Thomas.
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Mitchel} John
Philips Rober
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Rolf Charles, |
Holt Emanuel,
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station agent, Port
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grocer
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oollen factory
, Carpenter
vaggonmaker
lentist
lerk
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sailor
mason
mason
» B., clerk, bds at Mrs.
rles J., carpenter
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ry goods, groceries
d, of Wood & Kells
inge licenses
HH HOS —A village on the
|, township of Cornwall,
ont. It is a station of the
railway. Montreal Tew
v office here. Mail daily.
at 200
es, farmer
|, tinsmith
1, mason
carder
~hairmaker
riagemaker
neksmith
storekeeper
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farmer
1, tailor
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1, carpenter
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}., innkeeper
J., millers
sawyer
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erk
assistant postmastet
Farpenter
URG — A small village
18 the town of St Thom
London and Port stat
ation about 110,
laborer
tilemaker
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room maker
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Cameron Alexander, laborer
Campbell Lachlin, bailiff ,
Caughlin B., farmer
(lark John B., butcher
Culver W. J., farmer
Darrah Angus, laborer
Davis R. A., farmer
Davis Sept, farmer
Davis William, laborer ;
Ferguson Mrs. Janet, wid
Foley Moses, blacksmith
Foley Thomas
Gilbert Richard, grain merchant
Hammond James, farmer
Handly Patrick, mason
Keegan Thomas, mason
Kirkman Alfred, broommaker
Knight Henry, farmer
Lachlan Mrs. M., wid
Lynch William, laborer
MeBride captain John, mariner
MeMaster L., hotelkeeper
Yann A. W., farmer
¥ Mann Wellington, farmer
Marbatt Natian, commercial traveller
Miller Edward, farmer
Miller John B., farmer
Misener George, farmer
Misener Nichol urmer
Newnham Mrs., wid
Nickerson Jeremiah, laborer
(Mara Timothy, laborer
Pearce Leslie, farmer
Price Matthew, laborer
Raymond H., machinist
Rellis John, blacksmith
Scott George, farmer
Sheahen John, laborer
Smith James if, J.P.
Smith John E., lumber and shingles
Smith William J., carpenter
Walker William. iaborer
Westlake Simon, gardener
Williams Thomas, J.P.
MILLGROVE —A small villagein the
township of West Flamboro, county of
Wentworth. Distant from Dundas, a
station on the Great Western railway, 5
miles, from Hamilton 7 miles, Mail bi-
weekly. Population about 180,
Anderson Hiram, hotelkeeper
Anderson John, farmer
Berney William H., postme.er, store-
keeper
Black Joseph, storekeeper
Carey Edward, farmer
Carey James, farmer
Carey Michael, farmer
Varey Richard, farmer
Carey William, farmer
“rooker Oliver, laborer
Vp ioker Samuel, teamster
Viimmins Charles, lamber merchant
v tumins David, farmer
ummins John A, teamster
Vummins Shipman, farmer
tt lra, farmer
John. tailor
’ Edward, farmer
‘ Joseph, shingle cutter
Kle Edward, lumber merchant
4 rkle John R., teamster
Markle Miss Annie, dressmaker
Mather Rlida, laborer
Miller Henry, stone
B ilue Charles, hotelkeeper
ce Hdward, firmer
* | John
ibs Robert, pump maker
: wdson Miss Jemima, school teach-
felt Charles teamster
+0: Emanuel, laborer
rye Jacob H., ve
mason
terinary surgeon
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Shelton Daniel, shingle maker
Shelton Darius, shingle maker
Ubdegrove Albert laborer
MILLHAVEN—A small village at the
north side of the bay of Quinté, on Lake
Ontario, township of Ernestown, county
of Addington, Mt is contiguous to the
mouth of Mill Creek, enjoying a sheltered
harbor capable of receiving the largest
steamers navigating the St. Lawrence.
Distant from Bath 2 miles,from Ernestown,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
6 miles, from Kingston 16 miles, fare
80c. Mail daily. Population about 100.
Ackerman James, laborer
Amey Billings, farmer
Amey Jeremiah, farmer
Amey Levi, waggonmaker
Anderson Mrs. Susan, wid George
Armstrong William, farmer
Barrett Thomas, laborer
Benjamin John, waggonmaker
Chinery Charles, butcher
Clement Charles, laborer
Clement John, farmer
Clement William, farmer
Collins Augustus, farmer
Collins Porter, farmc:
Fleming John, postmaster, blacksmith
Forward Dewitt Clinton, farmer
Fry William, glover
Gerbutt Thomas, carpenter
Henderson Alexander, farmer
| Henderson Edward, mill owner
{Tenderson Henry, farmer
Hess John, laborer
Hopkins John, fisherman
Hough George P., carpenter
Losce John, laborer
Miliigan Samuel, farmer
Miller George, farmer
Miller Sebastian, J.P., farmer
Parrott Wesley, farmer
Patterson James, storekeeper
Phillip Albert, shoemaker
Rickey Daniel, carpenter
Rickey Horace, laborer
Rickey James, carpenter
Steel Joseph, laborer
VanClake William, shoemaker
Vent Adam, farmer
Vent James, farmer
Venton Anderson, storekeeper
Wemp Benjamin, tavernkeeper
WELLER EN—A village in the township
of Markham, county of York, situated
on the line of the Toronto and Nipisssing
railroad. Distant from Toronto 16 miles,
fare 60e. Mail daily. Population about
30,
Armstrong Adam, carpenter, building
contractor |
Chapman Mattan, farmer
Gibson Thomas, carpenter
Gorvett Mrs., dressmaker
Gorvett William, postmaster, general
storekeeper |
Lamareaux Joshua, blacksmith
Lowry John, weaver
MeMillan John, blacksmith |
McPherson A,, jun., farmer |
McPherson A., sen,
Milliken E., hotelkeeper
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+MEELL PORN T—A village on the Na- |
pance river, township of Tyendinaga,
county of Hastings. Three daily steam-
ers from Kingston to Belleville, and two |
steamers plying weekly between Montreal
and Trenton, stop at this point. Montreal
Telegraph Co, has an oftice here. Dis-
tant from Napanee, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from
tFormerly called Bowen.
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529 DIRECTORY.
Belleville 26 miles, fare $1; from Kingston
80 miles, fare $1.25, Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 500.
Alexander Clark, teamster
Alexanders Samuel, teamster
Allan Mitchell, foreman
Anderson George, ship carpenter
| Anderson M., ship carpenter
Anderson Obi, foreman
Anderson Thomas, foreman
| Arbourn James, laborer
Aull Joseph, farmer
Aylsworth W, Robert, surveyor
Barnhart James, carpenter
Barry Patrick, engineer
Bartley captain John
Baugh Francis, ship carpenter
Beard Joseph, teamster
Beggs captain Thomas
Beeman F., waiter
Benson John, foreman
Berry William, storekeeper
Beaupré Isaac, ship carpenter
Brisbin William, waggonmaker
Blake Mrs, Isabella, wid Robert
Blake Robert, laborer
Bowen James, postmaster
Bradheer captain, Joseph
Brant Levi, teamster
Breaugh Jacob, teamster
Breaugh Louis, ship carpenter
Breaugh Robert, laborer
Brotherston captain James
Brown Sidney, filer
Broulette Edward, engineer
Bulmer Thomas, laborer
Butler Tobias, agent
Burke Mitchell, laborer
Callaghan Thomas, foreman
Cameron James, laborer
Canfield P., ship carpenter
Canfield R., ship carpenter
Carter Thomas, laborer
| Clark Samuel, laborer
Clark William, shoemaker
Clement James, laborer
Clemie James D., clerk
Collins Henry, gardener
Conelly Robert, ship carpenter
Cobbenden George, ship carpenter
Conners P., foreman
Cronk Reuben, butcher
Cummins Owen, laborer
Curtis John, laborer
Debler Haney, foreman
| Derrisier Léon, laborer
| Deschambanlt A. S., laborer
| Desforge Anthony, laborer
| Dingman L., filer
| Donoghue Florence, storekeeper
| Donoghue Timothy, foreman
| Dorsey Thomas, gardener
Drew John, laborer
Dryden Charles, laborer
Dryden Thomas, teamster
Rdwards Jolin, ship carpenter
Evans William, ship carpenter
Felson D. J., teamster
Felson F., saddler
Felson James, laborer
Foot John, laborer
Forbes Davis, school teacher
Gatien John, carpenter
Gibson William, ship carpenter
Gobey Gotono, engineer
Golah Edward, ship carpenter
Gordanier Robert J., laborer
Gracey Edward, laborer
Gracey William, laborer
Gracey Ferris, laborer
Grant Edward, ship carpenter
Grant William, ship carpenter
Green Peter, laborer
Ham R., mason
Harris William, ship carpenter
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Hatch Mrs. Maria, wid Peter
Hatch Patrick, laborer
Hawley George, laborer *
Henrington J. W., millwright
Holt James, ship carpenter
Holt G., ship carpenter
Hull Lyman, blacksmith
Irwin H., ship carpenter
Jack R., timekeeper
Jamieson W., ship carpenter
Jandreau R., laborer
Johnson Isaac, laborer
Johnson Thomas, shoemaker
Kimerley Garrett, laborer
Kimerley William, laborer
Kimerley Adam, laborer
Kirkpatrick R., gardener
Colp Jacob, farmer
Lemott John, carpenter
Leivis James, laborer
Leroux R., laborer
Loft Alexander, laborer
McCallum John, laborer
McGuire Doul, ship carpenter
McGowan Dennis, laborer
McCrary William, millwright
McGreary William, J., clerk
McGAUGHEY WILLIAM, operator
Montreal Telegraph Co.
McLellan Duncan, ship carpenter
MeMurehy David, ship carpenter
MeMurchy William, ship carpenter
McNeil William, blacksmith
Maloney M., foreman
Maracle Allan, laborer
Maracle Charles, laborer
Maracle Jacob, laborer
Maracle John, laborer
Maracle William, blacksmith
Marsh Jacob, teamster
Maxwell Alexander, laborer
Mitchell Thomas, clerk
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, A. HL.
McGaughey, operator
Munn Edward, ship carpenter
Murphy Pierce, laborer |
Naylor Mrs. Frances, wid Thomas
Newton John, laborer
Newton R., ship carpenter
Noton John, storeman
O'Connor Patrick, tavernkeeper
Oliver Anderson, joiner
Oliver Cornelius, tavernkeeper
Parks William, laborer
Parnham Alexander, laborer
Parnham William, laborer
Patterson William, rigger
Pile Thomas J., assistant bookkeeper
Pilkenton Thomas, laborer
Primo Peter, laborer
Powles David
Powles Seth, farmer
Primrose Peter, laborer
Puller James, ship carpenter
Quinn R., clerk
Rathbun Edward W., of H. B. Rathbun |
& Son
RATHBUN H. B., & SON, lumber mer-
chants, ship builders, general store
tathbun Hugo B., of H. B. Rathbun &
Son
Rayburn Richard, clerk
Rix Joseph, carpenter
Roach Thomas, laborer
Robertson John, filer
Rogers Francis, laborer
Rogers Thomas, laborer
Root Mrs. Susan, wid George
Rowe captain John
Ryan William, laborer
Scott Abel, carpenter
Scott Robert, laborer
Scrimshaw Isaac, laborer
Sharp James, laborer
DOMINION 530 DIRECTORY.
Shattra Mrs. Sophia, wid Antoine
Sherwood H. B., foreman
Simmons Conrad, blacksmith
Smith Alexander, ship carpenter
Sova Paul, laborer
Stafford Philip, carpenter
Stewart John, ship carpenter
St Louis Ely, laborer
Stoakes James W., jun., bookkeeper
Summerville John, ship carpenter
Sutherland Charles, tailor
Terrien Edward, laborer
Tessier Peter, laborer
Trainer Barnabas, laborer
Tripp Richard E., blacksmith
VanAlstine Redfin, laborer
Walker Robert, laborer
Weldon George R., tavernkeeper
Wells Edmond H., harnessmaker
White Edward, clerk
White Peter, laborer
|; White R., ship carpenter
Whittan James, machinist
Wilson Edward, clerk
Wilson John A., clerk
| Wilson Robert S., school teacher
| Woodcock Mrs. Jane, wid Henry
Yeomans John, ship carpenter
Yeomans William, foreman ship yard
Zero R., laborer
*WILLTOWN—A village onthe Salmon |
river, township of Tyendinaga, county of |
Hastings. Distant from Shannonville, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2
miles. Population about 200.
Appleby Lewis, miller
Appleby Nathaniel 8., miller
Appleby Thomas O., laborer
Berridge William, sawyer
Bowen William, storekeeper
Cornell Miss Lavinia
Craig James D., shoemaker
| Kaston Joseph, carriagemaker
| Embrey Andrey, carpenter
| WILNESVILLE—A
| Fullerton Joseph, tavernkeeper
| Greaves Samuel, laborer
| Guilett George, miller
Hicks Alexander, farmer
| Huyck Isaac, laborer
Kennedy William, cooper
| Lazier Stephen A., miller
; Lyons Thomas, carpenter
| Mills William, blacksmith
Pagan Robert, cabinetmaker
Perkins William, miller
Renicks Gordon, laborer
Smith Benjamin C., storekeeper
Smith David, farmer
Taylor John F., laborer
Vandervoort John, waggonmaker
village in the
township of Markham, county of York,
Distant from Toronto 22} miles, fare
75e.; from Scarborough, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 40¢,
Mail daily. Population about 125,
Barkey Josep: farmer
| Barkey Peter, farmer
Boyer John, vinery
Burkholder John, farmer
| Byer Daniel, farmer
| Byer David, saw mills
Byer Jobn, farmer
Calvert John, blacksmith
Clary William, farmer
Gregory John, weaver
Hawkins James, firmer
Heise Enos, farmer
Horver John, farmer
Koch John, farmer
Koch Joseph, farmer
* Also called Smith’s Mills, The post office
is at Shannonville.
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Shaw Robert, carpenter
Milne Peter, farmer
Noble Ambibse, farmer
Pearce Thomas, bootmaker
Ramer A., farmer '
Read Henry H., postmaster, Storekeene
Thomas James, farmer
Wideman Henry, farmer
Wideman Samuel, farmer
Williamson J., farmer
*YEELTON—An incorporated town g
Sixteen Mile Creek,township of
county of Halton, It is the onnee ;
having a mayor, reeve, and nine coun
lors. Montreal Telegraph Co. has
oflice here, Distant from Bronte, astatig
of the Great Western railway, 11 mila
fare 50.; from Toronto 35 miles, Mg
daily. Population about 1300,
Agar William A., painter
| Anderson Mrs. Jennett, wid Robert
Anderson William, shoemaker
Andrews George, butcher
Armstrong Robert, clerk
Armstrong William, carpenter
Baker John, tailor
Barke Thomas, laborer
Bastedo Cornelius, clerk
Bastedo Jacob, furrier
Bastedo Mrs. Maria, wid Gilbert 1,
Bell Hugh, laborer
Bell John, stage proprietor
Bell Miss Isabella, milliner
Bell Miss Mary, milliner
BEWS & HALCRO, merchant tail
| Bews William, of Bews & Halero
Biggs Robert, teamster
Blackie David, stonecutter
Blackstock rey. William §., Wesleyan
Book William
BOOTH EDMUND, grocer, confection
and dealer in fancy goods
| Bradley Thomas, gardener
| Brothers Joseph, iron foundry
Brown Alexander, farmer
Brumley William, barber
Brush Robert, laborer
Burns Nelson, Grammar school t
BURROWS GEORGE, phot
watchmaker and dealer in tang
goods
‘aldwell William, sawmill
‘allaghan Edmund, clerk
1an Owen, laborer
‘ampbell David W.,, clerk e
‘ANADIAN CHAMPION, week!
annual subscription SL; circulatio
over 1200; Matheson & Keeling, pn
prictors and printers
} Carradice Thomas, seaman
| Carrique William, carriagemaker
Cartmer Isaac, clerk
Cartmer Miss Jane, milliner
Center Socrates, potash maker
Christie Miss J., milliner
Chinneck Charles, machinist
CHRISTIE D. D., & CO,, dry got
groceries and millinery
Christie D. D., of D. D. Christie & 4
Christie Miss J., millinery,
Christie Thos., of D. D. Christie &¢
Clark Thomas, laborer | -
Clarkson George, proprietor Com
cial hotel :
Clouston William, tailor 5
Cobbun Mrs. Jane, wid Dr. Matthey
Commercial hotel, George Clarks
proprietor
Conway Michael, teamster
Cook Samuel, watchmaker
Coulter B., laborer
Coulter James, laborer
Crawford John W., attorney
* The post office is called Milton Wet
[Province 9
)NTARIO,
Currie Mrs..
EDavis Geor;
Dempsey Jc
Dewar Dun
DEWAR |
Peace, an
Dewar W. I
Dow Andre
Downie Day
Eager W. L
clerk of tl
Edmonds Ke
Flemming M
Follis Henry
Foster Thon
Fraser A. Ja
Freeman Cle
Galbraith Jo
Galbraith W
Gillett Amo:
(reen Rober
Halero Peter
Halton house
Harris Samu
Harrison Chi
Harrison Joh
Hartley Jose
Hawthorne I
Henderson D
Henderson T
Hatton John
Hohen Mrs. J
HOLLINRA
millinery,
tailor
Horner's hote
Horner John,
Jones Benjan
Jones Frederj
Jones Richars
KEELING ©
& Keeling
Laidlaw Will
Lavery Thom
awson John
Logue Willig
Lothian Willi
oWwrey Josey
yon W, D
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4YOR, post]
Macdonnell rd
ovterian
McCallum Pip
MeCann Log
leCann Mrs.
feCutcheon |
McDermott P,
McDowell Hu
chee James
N Gibbon Du
clatyre Ape
Melntyre itn
McKay Peter |
lcKindsey G,
ycNangh Ro
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McRoberts tt
Martin Jasper
latin John,
Artin Josep
lason Thom
ATHESON
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farmer
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incorporated town 9
+k, township of Trafalg
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reeve, and nine couneil
Telegraph Co. has
ant from Bronte, astati
astern railway, 11 miled
Toronto 35 miles, M
on about 1300,
1, painter
ennett, wid Robert
m, shoemaker
», butcher
rt, clerk
iam, carpenter
or
aborer
us, clerk
‘urrier
ria, wid Gilbert 7,
rer
proprietor
a, milliner
milliner
ORO, merchant tailo
of Bews & Halero
samster
stonecutter
William 8., Wesleyan
ND, grocer, confect
fancy goods
s, gardener
h, iron foundry
ler, farmer
m, barber
iborer
trammar school teacl
EORGEH, photogeaple
and dealer in 1anq
um, sawmill
rund, clerk
hn, laborer
W,, clerk
ription SL; _circulatlo
atheson & Keeling, p'
printers
mas, seaman
hm, carriagemaker
clerk
ane, milliner
s, potash maker
., milliner —
les, machinist 4
D. & CO,, dry go
millinery
of D. D. Christie &
,milliner |.
of D. D. Christie «*
laborer ea
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im, tailor \
hne, wid Dr. barn
tel, George (lars
lel, teamster
vatehmaker
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laborer
W., attorney
is called Milton Wet
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(urrie Mrs., wid Angus, milliner
Davis George, blacksmith
[Dempsey John, farmer
Dewar Duncan, law student
DEWAR JOHN, barrister, clerk of
Peace, and county attorney
Dewar W. P., carpenter
Dow Andrew, laborer
Downie David, mason
kager W. L. P., town treasurer, deputy
clerk of the crown ;
Edmonds Edgar B., confectioner
Flemming Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Daniel
Follis Henry, laborer
Foster Thomas, carpenter
Fraser A. James, bailiff and auctioneer
Freeman Clarkson, M.D., mayor
Galbraith John, waggonmaker
Galbraith William, blacksmith
Gillett Amos, waggonmaker
(reen Robert, laborer
Halero Peter, of Bews & Halcro
Halton house, Isaiah Neff, proprietor
Harris Samuel, carpenter
Harrison Charles, clerk
Harrison Johnston, farmer
Hartley Joseph, teamster
Hawthorne Robert, blacksmith
Henderson David, deputy registrar
Henderson Thomas, carpenter
latton John 8., storekeeper
Hohen Mrs, Mary
JOLLINRAKE JAMES, dry goods
nillinery, groceri¢s, and merchant
tailor
Horner's hotel, John Horner, proprietor
forner John, proprietor Horner’s hotel
Humphrey John, carpenter
Humphrey William, carpenter
efery rev, T. W., Wesleyan
ohnson John, carpenter
ones Benjamin, cabinetmaker
ones Frederick, town clerk
ones Richard, saddler
KEELING CHARLES E., of Matheson
& Keeling
Laidlaw William, barrister
Lavery Thomas, stonemason
Lawson John, clerk
] y James, stave cutter
Javid, tailor
Little William, saddler
Littlejohn David, laborer
we William, pensioner
Lothian William, pensioner
owrey Joseph, waggonmaker
yon W.D, & R. A, storekeepers
Lyon William ~., of W. D, & R.A
Lyon, postmaster
Macdonnell rey, George, Canada Pres-
byterian ‘
pcBrian Mrs. Eliza, wid James
picCallum Finlay, county treasurer
PicCann Logan, woollen mills
) eVann Mrs, Jane, wid
Cutcheon Hugh, laborer
pep ott Patrick, tiusmith
ge ugh, shoemaker
Chee James, cooper
MeCibbon Duncan, law student
Intyre Archibald, farmer
° Mrs, wid
Peter M., merchant
indsey G. C., sheriff for county
NNangh Robert, laborer
M, itd Mrs, Margaret, wid Bryce
Martin J; : OWland, clerk
“Un Jasper, farmer
Martin John, farmer
ism Joseph, grist mill
sson Thomas, clerk
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MATHESON & KEELING, proprie-
tors of the Canadian Champion
Miller Tempest, engineer
MILLER THOMAS, countyand Surro-
gate judge
Moffatt Abraham, painter
Moffatt John, painter
Moffatt Lewis, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Moore Miss Mary, milliner
Morley George laborer
Morse Samuel, machinist
Morse E., machinist
Narraway J. W., school teacher
Neff Isaiah, proprietor Halton house
Niehaus Charles, shoemaker
Niehaus Frederick W., shoemaker
Nichol John, painter
Noble John
Panton Mrs. ©., wid William
Panton William, County and Division
court clerk
Peacock Solomon, tailor
Phillips Mrs., seamstress
Pitcher Arthur, laborer
Pitcher Walter, laborer
Racey Thomas, county registrar
Rasberry Charles, stage driver
Ribble David, blacksmith
Robertson David, M.D.
Robinson Andrew, carpenter
ROPER JOHN P., hardware, groceries
and crockery
Ruddy John, laborer
Ruppie William, tan’cr
Ruxton James, laborer
Sanderson Francis, teamster
Saurgers Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker
Scott Mrs, Anne
Scott Mrs. Mary, wid William
Scott Walter, waggonmaker
Scott William, farmer :
Scott William, mason
Scott William, waggonmaker
Sheppard Mrs, Jane, wid Joseph
Sherwood Michael, laborer
Sherwood Samuel, laborer
Shingler Walter, laborer
Simons Mrs. Susan, wid Joseph
Sithes William, laborer
Sloan William, watchmaker
Small John, teamster
Smiley William, lumber merchant
SMITH GEORGE, dealer in dry goods,
groceries, crockery, boots and shoes
Spedding John, moulder
Spiers Alexander, laborer
Shroat John, farmer
STEARN WILLIAM J.,
stoves, plain and japanned tinware
Stewart James, carpenter
Stewart John, excise officer
Street William H., M.D.
Taylor Samuel F., tanner
THOMPSON CHARLES TL,
keeper
Tims Miss Mary, dressmaker
Tindall rev. William, New Connexion
methodist
Tock Joseph, laborer
Tremayne rey, F., B.A., ch of England
Trimble Mrs. Alice, wid James
Trick Richard, laborer
Turner Thomas, laborer
Van Allan Eli, builder
Van Allan John, tailor
Van Allan William, deputy gaoler
Van Allan Joshua, gaoler
Van Fleet David, saddler
Vaughan Mrs, Mary, wid John
Waldie James, blacksmith
Wallace John, hotelkeeper
Wallace John, shoemaker
Warren William, weaver
hotel-
dealer in|
‘ | Bell Andrew,storekeeper and shoemaker
DOMINION 531 DIRECTORY.
Mit—-MIn
WATSON HENRY, chemist, druggis
bookseller and stationer
Weatherald Joseph, livery stables
White John, M.P.
Willmott Charles W., clerk
WILLMOTT JAMES B,, ‘druggist,
bookseller and stationer '
Wilson George, carriage trimmer
Yeoman William, agent
Young George, tailor
WEMICO—A village in the township of
Etobicoke, county of York. Itis astation
of the Great Western railway, Distant
from Toronto 6 miles, Mail daily. Popu-
pulation about 100,
Applebee Moses, farmer
Coulter James, laborer
Jackson Thomas, farmer
McDonald Roderick, section
Great Western railway
McDonell William, tavernkeeper
Martin William, farmer
Raddall John, farmer
Rundle John, farmer
Sandford Edward, farmer
Sandford Martin, farmer
Sandford, William, farmer
Scott George, postmaster, storekeeper
Seott William, farmer
Stock Edward, farmer
Thompson Jesse, farmer
master
| Towell Henry, farmer
Woods P. J., farmer
* WEENVEOSA—A small place in the town-
ship of Erin, county of Wellington, Dis-
tant from Fergus, a station of the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce railway, 12 miles,
fare 50c.; from Rockwood, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, Mail
bi-weekly, Population about 50.
Allen Levi, blacksmith
Brown Thomas, storekeeper
Nash Richard, innkeeper
Thompson Donald, postmaster, store-
keeper ,
Warden Jeremiah, carpenter
Westover Jacob, shoe store
MAINDEN—A village in the townships of
Minden and Anson, counties of Peter-
borough and Victoria, Distant from Lind-
say, the county town of Victoria, 55 miles
from Peterborough, the county town of
Peterborough and a station of the Mid-
land railway, 53 miles, fare $2. Mail tri-
weekly. , Population about 150.
| Andrews G. & IL, storekeepers
| Andrews George, of G. & fi. Andrews
Andrews Henry, of G. & TH. Andrews
Buck Daniel, tavernkeeper
/ Burt rev, Frederick, ch of England
t=)
Canada Presbyterian church, rev.
William Reeve
Church of England, rev. Frederick
Burt
Clarke Miss Tsabella, school teacher,
bds at A, MeDougall’s
Curry Charles D., M.D.
Hartle John, carpenter
Johnston James, cooper
Langton James, storekeeper
Leary Thomas, tavernkeeper
Lunu.a James, carpenter
McDougall Alexander, carpenter
McIntosh Alexander, tinsmith
Mason Frank, storekeeper
Morrison Mark, blacksmith
Peck Samuel 8., J.P., reeve, postmaster,
storekeeper
Pier William, farmer
Reeve rev, William, Canada presbyte-
rian
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MINESING—A post office station in the
township of Vespra, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Barrie, a station of the
Northern railway, 9 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 50.
Ronald Andrew, postmaster
Sawyers Benjamin, tavernkeeper
Stinson rev. William, Wesleyan
Walker Andrew, blacksmith
Young Thomas, miller
MITCHELL—An incorporated village
on the banks of the river Thames, town-
ship of Logan, county of Perth. It con-
tains saw, grist, flax seed, woollen and
oatmeal mills, stave factories and found-
ries, English, Presbyterian, R. catholic,
Wesleyan, Primitiv. methodist, and
Bible ‘christian churches, and a town-
hall, It does a good local trade and an
extensive business in lumber, cattle, grain
and other agricultural products. Mon-
treal Telegraph Co. has an office here.
It'isa station of the Buflalo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway.
Distant from Stratford 12 miles, from
Listowel 28 miles, fare $1. Mail daily.
Population about 2000.
Abboti John, J.P.
Abbott William, saddler, shoemaker
Adkins James, baker
Aiken John, tanner
Allan Cyrus, sawyer
Allison Joseph A., carpenter
Anderson George, carpenter
Archer Mrs. E. J., wid James, grocery
Atkinson James T., grist mill
Atkinson John, blacksmith
Babb Richard, of 'T. & R. Babb
Babb T. & R., dealers
Babb Thomas, of T. & R. Babb
Bailey James, bricklayer
Bailey Robert W. H., shoemaker
Bailey William, teamster
Baker William, foundryman
Barrett Joel, farmer
Barrett George, grocer
Bartlett James, shoemaker
Baxter George, mason
Beggs James, blacksmith
Beggs John, blacksmith
Beggs John, tailor
Bennett Lewis, grocer
Birt William H., tinsmith
3lackford Thomas, blacksmith
Bockus William A., grocer
Boges Jolin, teamster
Bowie James, M.D., coroner
Boyd James, jun., cabinetmaker
BOYD JAMES, sen., cabinetmaker
Boyle Thomas, cooper
Brisbin Leonard, of N. & L. Brisbin
Brisbin N. & L., general store
Brisbin Nelson, of N. & L, Brisbin
Bristow James, lumber dealer
Broderick John, harnessmaker
Brooks Thomas, shoemaker
Broughton Richard, painter
Brown James, laborer
Burritt Alden, saw mill
Butler Mrs. M. A.
Cahill Martin, traveller
Cale William H.,, tailor
Campbell Hugh, merchant
Campbell Mrs. Jane, wid James
Carter Robert, mason
Challenger Joshua, blacksmith
Cheesman Mrs. H. Ann, wid John
Cheesman Thomas, land surveyor
Christie Robert, accountant
Clark David, foreman for Thomson &
Williams
Clarke rev. Archibald, Bible christian
Clegg Mrs. J. G., milliner
CLEGG WILLIAM, conveyancer and
commissioner in B.R., &., fire, life and
accident insurance agent, land and !
DOMINION 532
| Goebel Albert, merchant
.
general commission agent, accountant
and collector, agent for organs, melo-
deons, pianos, sewing and knitting
machines
Clewlow Samuel, shoemaker
Clewlow William, shoemaker
Cole Charles F., carpenter
Colwell William, bookseller
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Hicks,
proprietor
Coppin John &., bailiff
Coppin Joseph, tailor
Coppin Richard, carpenter
Coppin Thomas, teamster
Coon David, M.D.
Cornish John, farmer
Couch James, laborer
Couch John, carpenter
Craig John, traveller
Crawford Cutcher, teamster
Cross David, shoemaker
Cull J. W., druggist
Cumming David, veterinary surgeon
Curry Robert, grain dealer
Davidson Alex., hotelkeeper, farmer
DAVIS BROTHERS, proprietors and
printer of the Mitchell Advocate
Davis James, laborer
Davis John Kvans, of Davis Brothers
Davis William R., of Davis Brothers
Davison Solomon W., M.D.
Dawe James, provisions
Dawe John, lackanith
Dent Abraham, attorney
Dockin John
, Doig Alexander, baggagemaster G.T.R.
5S f= tet =]
Doig William, switchman G.T.R.
Dollar George, moulder
Dougherty James, butcher
Dowling William, framer
Druman Thomas, engine driver
Dudeney Philip
Dunsmore John M., M.D.
Durham David, farmer
Dyre rev, William R., Wesleyan
Kastman William, foundryman
Kdwards Stephen, grain dealer
Edwards William, laborer
Eggleton John, bakery
Eldred Wm., proprietor London hotel
Elliott Matthew, carpenter
Kngels Augustus, druggist
Kshelby Richard, carpenter
Ktu Mrs. Sarah 8., wid Peter
Fishleigh Francis, tailor
Flagg Joseph Harvey, J.P., saw mill
Ford Peter, moulder
Gaffney Timothy, shoemaker
Gibson & Hunter, photographers
Gibson John J., of Gibson & Hunter
Greensides Mrs. A s..a, wid William
Greig Robert, mach: ist
Hall James, tinsmith
Harding rev. Freeman, ch of England |
Harlick James A., druggist
Hayes Jolin, laborer
Alaylock rev. James J., Primitive metho-
dist
Haynes William, waggonmaker
Hendry James, carpenter
Henick Frederick, foundryman
Hibbirt William, farmer
HICKS JOHN, proprietor Commercial
hotel
Hicks John Thomas, livery stable
DIRECTORY.
[PRovinor 9
Honey John, apprentice
Honey William, blacksmith
Hord Isaac, of Robinson & Hord
Horne John, boarding house
Hornibrook Edward, M.D.
Hunter James, of Gibson & Hunter
Hunter John, laborer
Huston James, of Miller & Huston
INGLES AUGUSTUS, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co,
James Mrs, Edward
James William, shoemaker
Johnson William, chemist
Johnston John, foundryman
Junk Hugh K,, grocer®
Keeler Robert, general store
Kennedy Hugh P., proprietor Rora
hotel ;
Kerr Daniel, builder and contractor
Kerr James, foreman moulder for Thon
; son & Williams
Keterson Joseph
Kidd George, farmer
Kiesig Ernst, grocer and shoemaker
King Michael, harnessmaker
King William, cutler
Kinsman Thomas
| Lander Henry, foundryman
| Larkworthy William, hotelkeeper
Lasseter George, shoemaker
Leadston Thomas, mason
Lemon John, tailor
Leroy Martin, laborer
Leroy William, storeman
Levy John, grocer
Levy John, provision store
Levy Thomas, millwright
Livingston John, farmer
Livingstone William, hotelkeeper
London hotel, William Eldred, pr-
prietor :
Love Amos F., baker and confectoner
Lubelski Harris, M.D.
Lynch Mrs. Frances, wid Robert
Lynde Carleton, general store
McDonald Mrs. Jessie, wid George
McDonald Thomas, dealer
McGougan William, laborer
McIntyre Donald, shoemaker
McIntyre Hugh
McKelvey Samuel, carpenter
McKenzie William, waggonmaker
McLaren Thomas, blacksmith
McManus David, merchant
McManus John, of MeManus & Potts
McManus & Potts, potash makers
McNeil William, millwright
MecNish{William, clerk
McPHAIL DANIEL, auctioneer, con
veyancer and real estate agent
McPhail James, blacksmith
McQuade John, shoemaker
MeVean Archibald, telegraph opertor
G.T.R.
Martin James, laborer
Matheson Alexander, laborer 3
Matheson Thomas, reeve, notary, ©
2nd Division court
Maynard George, foundryman
Maynard George, waggonmaker
| Maynard Mrs., milliner
Melherron John Jolliffe, M.D.
| Metealf Joseph, farmer
| Metherill William, blacksmith
Middlemiss Brothers, tinware and stores
Middlemiss George, of Middlemiss Br
thers
Hillen Alexander, laborer
Hillen Samuel, insurance agent
Hocking Thomas, saddler
Hocking William, butcher
Hoflich William, butcher
Hfollands Clement, miller
Hollands Francis, grist mill
Holmes John T., carpenter
Middlemiss James F’,, of Middlemiss Bro-
thers
Miller Ebenezer, of Miller & Huston
Miller & Huston, general store
MITCHELL ADVOCATE, weekly, a
nual subscription $1.50; Davis Brothers
proprietors and printers
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Mitchell rev.
Moffatt Richa
Yoment John
YONTREAL
Ingles, age:
Yorgan Henr,
Yorter John, |
Yortson Davi
Yuit Thomas,
Mulheron A.
ture
Mulheron Ale:
Mulheron Bro
Mulheron Jam
Yulheron Joh
Yulheron Tho
Mulheron Tho
Yulholland W
Murray Alexa
Yeweombe Jos
(’Connor Jam
Oliver Richare
Oliver Willian
Pearce Samue
Pender Willia
Pepper Mrs. R
Perrot John, 1
Peters Louis,
Pole Frederick
Porter James,
Potts William
Potts William,
Power Edwin
Rath William
veyor
Rattery Thom:
Riley John, bl
Ritchie Andre:
Ritz George, s
Robb Isaiah, b
Robinson & He
Robinson Jerr
Robinson Matt!
Robinson Sala
Rose Mrs, Suse
Rowe Anthon:
Roval hotel, |
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Aumford John.
Russel] Willian
Ruston Richar
Ruttley Mrs. J
Salsbury Silve
Sarvis Benjami
Saunders Roge
Schmidt Aug
Sex gwick Will,
i ily Patrick
Shaw Alexand
Shaw Thomas
Shoults John
ills George
Nils James, si
Binclair Osbort
Pall William,
‘mith James,
‘mith John, ea
Stith Thomas,
Soult George, 1
Mtephen Richa
Stephens Altre
Mtewart Alexa
art David,
t David
Stew t Dunea
Plewart James,
Stewart John,
tewart Richar
Ptewart Willian
tiles idward,
‘tilley James, |
toneman John
Pullivan Rdwa
atJohn, card
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(itchell rev. James W., Bible christian
Moffatt Richard, grain dealer
Yoment John H., teamster
WONTREAL TELEGRAPIL CO., A:
Ingles, agent
Morgan Henry, lumbercy
Yorter John, shoemaker
Yortson David, farmer
Yuit Thomas, blacksmith
heron A. & J., Indian wares, furni-
ybinson & Hord
Gibson & Hunter
Miller & Huston
TUS, agent Montreg
Yulheron Alexander,of A. & J. Mulheron
heron Brothers, iron foundry
heron James, moulder
lheron John, of A. & J., Mulheron
heron Thomas, moulder
heron Thomas, of Mulheron Brothers
holland William, blacksmith
Yorray Alexander, farmer
Neweombe Joseph, marblecutter
(Connor James M., general store
(liver Richard W., hotelkeeper
iver William, butcher
Pearce Samuel, miller
Pender William H., painter
Pepper Mrs. Rebecea, tailoress
Perrot John, miller
Peters Louis, machinist
Pole Frederick F., station agent G.T.R.
Porter James, town clerk
Potts William, of MeManus & Potts
Potts William, printer
Power Edwin A., millwright
Rath William, provincial land
P., proprietor Royal
ler and contractor
an moulder for Thom
per and shoemaker
jam, hotelkeeper
ry Thomas, moulder
‘Jolin, blacksmith
Andrew, foundryman
itz George, stoves and furniture
Robb Isaiah, blacksmith
Robinson & Hord, general store
obinson Jerry, of Robinson & Hord
inson Matthew, laborer
iam, hotelkeeper
Villiam Eldred, pro-
uker and confectioner
res, wid Robert
reneral store 4 i! Stee
sie, wid George ose Mrs. Susan, wid William A.
toval hotel, Hugh P,
d John, farmer
‘AL William. tailor
Richard, market clerk
Ruttley Mrs. Harriet, wid John H,
y Silvester, carpenter
Sarvis Benjamin B., auctioneer
foreman in foundry
t Augustus, laborer :
k William, painter
y Patrick, hotelkeeper
‘Alexander K,, machinist
Thomas, millwright
John, grain dealer
lus George F., saw mill
sJames, saw mill
r Osborne, hardware store
William, miller
ay waggonmaker
* McManus & Potts
potash makers
Naunders toger,
3L, auctioneer,
d, telegraph openitor
reeve, notary, (le
reeve, , John, carpenter
, Thomas, cooper
Noult George, moulder
‘tephen Richard B., farmer
Stephens Altred, druggist
Mtewart Alexander, eat
plewart David, labor
ewart David H., merchant
stewart Dunean, ¢
stewart James
t John, cooper
t Richard, laborer
t William H., harnessmaker
ard, carriagemaker
Wey James, farmer
meman John, carpenter
: livan Rdward, b
at John, carding
toundryman
hvaggonmaker
rs, tinware and stores
e, of Middlemiss Br
I". of Middlemiss Bro
f Miller & Huston
YCATEH, weekly,
$1.50; Davis Brothers
DOMINION
Tasker John, blacksmith
Taylor John, carpenter
Taylor John, shoemaker
Thom Charles, lumber agent
Thom John, grocer
Thompson George, stonemason
Thomson Andrew, millwright
Thomson George, weaver
Thomson Robert, of Thomson & Wil-
liams
Thomson Walter, grain dealer
Thomson & Williams, agricultural im-
plement and millwrighting works,
general foundry work, engine build-
ing, &e,
Thorne William, shoemaker
Tilley Edward, laborer
Tunks Charles, blacksmith
Ullyot Mrs. Ann, wid George
Walkinshaw James, tailor
Ward Henry, carpenter
Watson James, stonemason
Watson Patrick, stonemason
Whitehead Charles, watchmaker
Williams Jabus R., harnessmaker
Williams Alfred R., of Thomson ’& Wil- |
liams
Williams William R., waggonmaker
Wills Henry Laurence, tailor
Wills William, painter
Winter Benjamin M., carpenter
Wood William, carpenter
Woods Edward J., deputy
Worth Cleophas, moulder
Worth Thomas, farmer
| Yemen John, dentist
Yeo Isaac, waggonmaker
Alecumbrack Samuel, farmer
Alcumbrack Murney
| Brown John, farmer
| Bailey John
Bird William T.
Clare Harvey, carpenter
Clark George, farmer
Corrigall John
Deen William, innkeeper
Doyd Jolin, farmer
Foster James, (armer
Foster John, president
factory
} Puller C. D., storekeeper
Gerow Jolin, farmer
| Gilbert A, Hi., school teacher
Haight Charles W., farmer
Iloskins Tra, blacksmith
Howard captain John, farmer
HTearnbrack Murney, farmer
Hearnbrack William, farmer
Irwin Alexander, wheelwright
Irwin Andy, farmer
Keller Albert, farmer
Keteheson Charles, farmer
Ketcheson Philip, farmer
Ketcheson Elijah
Ketcheson James
Ketcheson Owen, J.P., farmer
Lloyd John, farmer
McTaggart Allen, fanning mill maker
Moira Cheese factory, John Poster, pre-
sident
Morten Thomas
Morton William, township treasurer
Mullett Edmond, blacksmith
Mullett James, farmer
Ostrom Henry, J.P., postmaster, farmer
Palmer Sampson, cooper
Peak James, farmer
Phillips Elisha, cheese factor
postmaster
533. DIRECTORY. Mit-Mon
Post Hiram M., farmer
Ryan James J., J.P., township clerk,
clerk 7th Division court, and commis-
sioner in Queen’s Bench
Snider Jacob, farmer
Thompson Albert, farmer
Thompson George, farmer
Vanderwaters Brickman, farmer
Vanderwaters James, farmer
Watson Thomas, mason
MOLESWORTH-A small agricultu-
ral village in the townships of Wallace
and Grey, counties of Perth and Huron,
It contains a saw mill, and Presbyterian,
Congregational and Wesleyan methodist
churches. Distant from Wroxeter
miles, from Mitchell, a station of the
Buffilo and Goderich branch of the Grand
Trunk railway, 29 miles. Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 60,
| Bennett Henry, farmer
Brown William H., M.D.
Ewing John, storekeeper
France Thomas, hotelkeeper
Gardner John J., blacksmith
Hillier John M., waggonmaker
Lougheed Samuel, postmaster, shoe-
maker
Mckee William, sen., farmer
MeNeish John, farmer
Mitchell Andrew, farmer
Mitchell James, laborer
Mitchell John, J.P., saw mill
Mitchell John A., carpenter
Ross Richard, laborer
Staffar Daniel, hotelkeeper
Statfer Daniel, laborer
| Vance James, laborer
PLOTRA—A village in the township of}
Huntingdon, county of Hastings.
is a large cheese factory in the vicinity . |
Distant from Belleville, a station of the |
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 16) miles,
tri-weekly. Population about 200,
| WRONCK —A post office station in the
township of Luther, county of Welling-
tea. Distant from Guelph, a station of
the Grand ‘Trunk and Great Western
railways, 36 miles, Mail weekly.
Purcell Michael, postmaster
MONCKLAND-—A villagein thetown-
ship of Roxburgh, county of Stormont
Distant from Cornwall, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, 12 miles, from
Montreal 80 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popu-
lation about 174.
Allen James, farmer
| Benoit Joseph, blacksmith
BROWN JOHN, pos tmaster, millwrigh
Campbell James, carpenter
/ Carther Edward, farmer
Chambers James, farmer
Chisholm Angus, farmer
Fisher William, farmer
Harrison James, farmer
Jacob Abraham, storekeeper
Kennedy Alexander, carpenter
Kinnear Alexander, farmer
Kinnear John, tarmer
Lauchray Neil, farmer
McDonald Alexander, blacksmith
MeDonald Alexander, farmer
McDonald Allan, farmer
MeDonald Archibald, farmer
' McDonald Donald, farmer
McDonald George, blacksmith
McDonald John, farmer
| MeDonald John, farmer
McGinnis Donald, farmer
MeIntosh D., farmer, clerk of Division
court
McIntosh James, farmer
MelIntosh Peter, farmer
| McMillan Miles, hotelkeeper
McRea Christopher, farmer
Malony James, farmer
Malony John, farmer
| Maloney Martin, shoemaker
Quail John, farmer
| Thompson R,J., storekeeper
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MONEYMORE-—A small place in the
township of Hungerford, sonnty of Has-
tings. istant from Roslin 6 miles, from
Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 21 miles, fare from Belleville to
Roslin 62}c. Mail weekly. Population
about 40.
Burley William, J.P., farmer
Carneton Thomas, jun., farmer
Carneton Thomas, sen., farmer
Harrigan John, postmaster
Wright George, farmer
*MONGOLIA—A small village in the
township of Markham, county of York.
Distant from Stouffville, a station of the
Toronto and Nipissing railway, 8 miles,
from Scarborough, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 16 miles, from Port Union
15 miles, from Toronto 26 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 100.
Barkey Henry, farmer
Bell Robert, hotelkeeper
Boyle L. S., farmer
Burk David, farmer
Burkholder Abraham, farmer
Calvert John, blacksmith
Curtis Robert, postmaster, storekeeper
Deigar James O.
Hamilton Abraham, farmer
Hamilton James, jun., farmer
Hamilton James, sen., farmer
Hamilton Hiram, farmer
Hoover Daniel G., farmer
Lee Thomas, farmer
Lehman Abraham, lumber merchant
Lehman Samuel
Millar William J., farmer
Milton Walter, farmer
Nighswander C., farmer
Nighswander David, farmer
Nighswander M., lumber merchant
Thornton John, shoemaker
Vangant A., farmer
Vangant L., farmer
MONK TON—A thriving village in the
townships of Elma and Logan, county of
Perth. An immense quantity of lumber
is shipped pariualy from this piace there
being 14 mills in the neighborhood which
turn outan aggregate of about 16,000,900
feet per annum, Montreal Telegraph Co.
has an office here. Distant from Mitchell,
a station of the Buffilo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 10
miles, fare 50c.; from Stratford 22 miles.
Mail daily. Vopulation about 200
Armstrong & Son, waggonmakers
Attridge John, school teacher
Bennett Joseph
Bray John, tailor
Collison J., proprietor Monkton hotel
Commercial hotel, B. Laird, proprietor
Davies Brothers, saw mill owners
Dobbs George, farmer
Erskine Andrew, dealer
Featherstone William, P.L.S.
Fitzgerald Robert, sawyer
Foster William, cabinetmaker
Fox John, tanner
Fox Ths., shingle and planing estoy.
Greensides Edward, postmaster, dealer
Holywell P., M.D.
Jolly & Lusted, storekeepers _.
JOLLY R., agent, Montreal Telegraph
Co.
Laird J., proprietor Commercial hotel
Logan James, sawyer
Love George, agent
Lusted Joseph, sawver
Monkton hotel, J, Collison, proprietor
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoO.,, R,
Jolly, agent
Stewart William, tailor
Stewart & Wilson, saw mill
WINSTANLEY EDWARD, saw mill
owner and lumber merchant
MONO CENTRE —A small village in
the township of Mono, county of Simcoe.
Distant from Orangeville, a station of tho
Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 10
miles, from Barrie, the county town, 40
miles, from Toronto 60 miles. Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 60.
Allan Thomas, school teacher
Christie rev. William, Presbyterian
Glover Hugh, farmer
Henry Andrew, township treasurer
Laidlaw Alexander, jun., millwright
Laidlaw Alexander, sen., yeoman
McCutcheon Robert, farmer
Storrie Robert, blacksmith
Turnbull Alexander, yeoman
Wilson John, postmaster, storekeeper
Wilson Lewis, shoemaker
Wright Noble, carpenter
MONO MILLS—A village on the Hum-
ber river, partly in the township of Mono,
county of Simcoe, partly in the town-
ships of Caledon and Albion, county of
Peel, Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office
here, Distant from Laisley, a station of
the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway,
4 miles, from Toronto 40 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 600.
Albion hotel, John Kidd, proprietor
Alexander Joseph, postmaster
Allen J. & J., storekeepers
Allen James, of J. & J, Allen
Allen John, of J. & J. Allen
Allen Richard, farmer
Arlow Robert, laborer
Arlow Samuel, laborer
Bell Mrs. Letitia, wid
Benson John, laborer
srett R. H.
Campbell William,leather manufacturer
Carson William, laborer
Clark James, waggonmaker
Claybourn John, shoemaker
Colbean Andrew, saddler
Crosier Samuel, farmer
Duke William, farmer
Dwyer Michael, tavernkeeper
Farley William, bootmaker
Faron Mrs. Alice
Ferguson John, tailor
Fletcher Benjamin, tinsmith
Fletcher John, insurance agent
Glassford Thomas, waggonmaker
Graham William, saddler
Henderson Mrs., wid Thomas
Henderson William, blacksmith
Hunt rev. David, Wesleyan
Jackson Robert, farmer
Jackson William, farmer
Jetfers James, builder
Kee John, farmer
Kidd John, proprietor Albion hotel
Kidd Thomas, farmer
Kingsborough William, farmer
Lewis rev, Alexander, Presbyterian
Lewis William, clerk,
Lyness Alexander, farmer
McLaughlin Daniel J.
McLaughlin M., woollen and grist mill
McLaughlin Mrs. Sarah, wid Francis
McLaughlin Patrick, storekeeper
McManus George, J.P., farmer
McMullen John, farmer
Mimyaugh Frank, far ier
Mitchell John, farmer
Moore James, farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
O’Donahoe Martin, Lennox hotel
Priest Mrs. J. N., wid James, innkeeper
Schreiner Paul, shoemaker
*Also called California.
Patterson James, farmer
Patterson John, farmer, builder
Potter Hugh, farmer
Potter Jackson, farmer
Potter Thomas, farmer
Richardson John, farmer
Royal hotel, Wm. Squiers, proprietor
Simpson Isaac, blacksmith
Squiers William, proprietor Royal hotel
Stewart Alexander, MD. *
Tuttle John V., storekeeper
Tyndall N. C., M.D,
Vance William, farmer
Wallace James, farmer
Walton Alexander, clerk
Welch Miss Emily, miliner
White John, laborer
Whitlam Henry, farmer
Wright Joseph, farmer
MONTROSE—A small place on the
Welland river, township of Stamford,
county of Welland. Distant from Port
Robinson, a station of the Welland ra
way, 4 miles, fare 60c.; from the Suspen-
sion bridge, 7 miles, from Welland §
miles. Mail tri-weekly, Population
about 100.
Anderson James, farmer
Bogardus Peter, waggonmaker
Burns William, laborer
Clark A., bridge tender and grocer
Cruickshank Robert, farmer
Dell James, farmer
Dell Edward, farmer
Dell Jesse O., farmer
Dell Jonathan, farmer
Dell Thomas, farmer
Dewitt Everett, farmer
Dewitt Henry, farmer
Dewitt Peter, farmer
Gray Archibald, farmer, blacksmith
Hixon Jacob, farmer
Hixon Timothy, farmer
Howey Isaac, farmer
Howey John, farmer
Howey Jacob, farmer
Lonsdale —, farmer
Lundy William, farmer
McClive John, farmer
McClive William, farmer
McGillie William, farmer
Malone John, farmer
Manley Charles, school teacher
Parr Frederick, farmer
Shaver Peter, laborer
Smith Mrs., grocer, hotelkeeper
Simpson Alexander, farmer
Skinner Stephen, farmer
Spencer Lazarus, farmer
Sutton Peter, farmer
Thompson Archibald, postmaster, fir
mer, potash maker ;
Thompson N. E., general agent, (il
missioner in Queen’s Bench
Turnbull Mrs., wid
Walsh Richard, farmer
Wilkins Thomas, farmer
Wilkins William, laborer
Young George, farmer
Young Jacob, farmer
* MOORE —A village on the river $
ane nearly opposite St Clair, ree
Michigan, in the township of oe
county of Lambton, Country proiil
and cordwood afford the principal Ls. ¢
here. It has a landing on the rivert)
which steamers plying between ce
and Detroit call daily, and there are be
ferry boats in constant comm
between St Clair and this place. ua
from Sarnia, the county town an ne
tion of the Grand Trunk railway 7
minus of the London and Barns re
of the Great Western railway, abet
fare 25c. Mail daily. Population
400.
ARMOUR ROBERT, groceries, 2°
sions and crockery
*Also known as Mooretow?.
(NTARIO.
Armstrong
Baby Ray
Razo Mitch
holton Tho’
Boulton Jo]
owen Nels
prightwell
Carpenter 1
Clark rev.
Collinge Se
Cook John,
Courtney J
Cunninghay
Date Rober
Poak Thom
Dolman Ge
GAMBLE 2
and corol
Grason Rob
(ireen rev.
Hadden Joby
Hatten T. B
Harvey Joh
Hatten Thor
Havers Cole
Leslie Georg
Lewis John,
MeFntyre H
MeGregor Ji
McKinnon RI
McRae John
Morrison Jol
Nesbitt John
Oliver Edwa
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SCARLETT
provisions,
Ware, &e,
Sutherland J
Featherstone
Thoms Sime
Vidal W. P.,
Watson Alex
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of Marybore
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Exeter, toy
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Distant fror
Goderich 39
Mail daily,
Aitken Geor;
Aitken Jame
Brown Andre
Christie Cha:
Collins Davi
Darrah Jame
Darrah Jame:
Itagerald
taser Mrs, J
Gifford Welli
lodgins Jam
Hodgins Mog
Hoskins Will
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60c.; from the Suspen-
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school teacher
farmer
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farmer
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mer
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landing on the rivers
lying between Sart
daily, and there are tw
and thisplace. D ;
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ndon and Sarnia brit
tern railway,
jaily. Population abo
IRT, groceries, pe
kery
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Armstrong rev. David, ch of England
Baby Raymond, farmer
jazo Mitchell, bootmaker
holton Thomas, farmer
Houlton John, farmer
Rowen Nelson, waggonmaker
prightwell Richard, butcher
(Carpenter Elijah, miller
Clark rey. George, W esleyan
Collinge Samuel, harnessmaker
(Cook John, builde:
(ourtney John, storekeeper
Cunningham Dunean, miller.
Date Robert, clerk 7th Division court
Doak Thomas, baker
Dolman George, hotelkeeper
GAMBLE A. WALTER, M.D., druggist
and coroner
(jrason Robert, boots and shoes
(jreen rev, Wm., ch of England
Hadden John, J.P.
Hatten T. B., miller
Harvey John, ferryman
Hatten Thomas B., miller
Havers Cole, butcher
Hicks rev. William, Wesleyan
Johnstone George B., J.P
Leslie George, mill owner
Lewis John, school teacher
McEntyre Henry, shingle factory,
MeGregor James, butcher
YeKinnon Roderick, storekeeper
McRae John, miller and carder
Morrison John, postmaster, tailor
Nesbitt John, wood dealer
Oliver Edward, M.D.
Reilley Charles, hotelkeeper
Richmond Robert, blacksmith
SCARLETT RICHARD, dealer in
provisions, groceries, crockery, glass
ware, &c, and patent rights agent
Skirving James, blacksmith
Solis & Brothers, storekeepers
Sutherland John, cabinetmaker
Featherstone Joseph, tarmer
Thoms Simeon, shoemaker
Vidal W. P., barrister
Watson Alexander, saddler
*MOORE—A small placein the townshlp
of Maryborough. county of Wellington,
It is to be one of the stations of the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce railway, now in
course of construction, and being situated
about midway between lakes Ontario
and Huron, in that part of the county
which has been called the garden of Can-
ada, is likely to become a prosperous
village, Distant from Guelph, a station
of the Grand ‘Trunk, Great Western, and
Wellington, Grey and Bruce railways,
9% miles, Population about 20.
MOORE REV. GEORGE C., Baptist
MOORESVILLE—A mall
on the gravel road between London and
Exeter, township of Biddulph, county
of Middlesex. The stage from London
to Exeter passes through here daily.
Distant from London 22 miles, from
Goderich 39 miles, from Lucan 5 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 80.
Aitken George, farmer
Aitken James, farmer
Brown Andrew
Christie Charles, farmer
Collins David, farmer
Darrah James, jun., farmer
patra James, sen., farmer
itagerald Gerald, harnessmaker
eet Mrs, Jane, wid James
ele Wellington, tarmer
a James, framer
regia Moses, blacksmith
Hoskins William, miller
*The post office is at Husto:
‘ n,
he post office isat Adare,
villagy
DOMINION 535 DIRECTORY.
Maguire James, J.P., farmer
Miller Jacob, farmer
Miller James, farmer
Neil Richard, farmer
Shoebottom George, waggonmaker
Shoebottom William M., storekeeper
Shoults George, tarmer
Shoults Milton, farmer
Simpson James, farmer
Simpson John, farmer
Simpson Joseph, farmer
Simpson Richard, farmer
Simpson Richard, blacksmith
Turner Francis, shoemaker
Wilkins William E., innkeeper
Wingent Frederick, miller
MOOSE CREEK-—A village in the
township of Roxborough, county of
Stormont. Distant from Cornwall, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles,
from Montreal 70 miles. Mail weekly.
Population about 6&0.
Grant Mrs. Mary, wid Donald
McKillican William, postmaster, coun-
cillor and blacksmith
McLean John, farmer
McLeod John, farmer
McMillan Donald, sawyer
McRae Donald, farmer
McRae John, farmer
McRae Michael, tavernkeeper
Vimeberg Alexander, storekeeper
Urquhart John, farmer
MORAY—A village on the Park Hill
road, township of McGillivray, county of
Middlesex. Distant from London 82
niles, from Strathroy 23 miles, from
- Ailsa Craig, astation of the Grand Trunk
railway, 11 miles, from Park Hill 8
miles. Mail weekly. Vopulation about
150.
Allen & Co., saw mills
Allen Henry, J.P., of Allen & Co.
Bice William, farmer
Brazil Oliver, farmer
Corbett John, J.P., saw mills
Fike Augustus, farmer
Gilbert Roger, farmer
Grieve Andrew, farmer
Grieve Thomas, farmer
Hagerman Henry, postmaster, store-
keeper
Hall Thomas, farmer
Jackson Robert, farmer
Macey John, innkeeper
Maguire James, innkeeper
Maguire Thompson, blacksmith
Metealf Willham, farmer
Patrick John, farmer
Patton John, farmer
Scott John, farmer
Smiley Hugh C., of Thompson & Smiley
Thow»son Andrew J., of Thompson &
Smiley
Thompson Robert, farmer
Thompson & Smiley, saw mills
MOREWOOD-—A small village in the
township of Winchester, county of Dun-
das. Distant from Williamsburg, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles,
from Ottawa 28 iniles, from Montreal 121
miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about
100.
Barrington Thomas, councillor
Carlyle & Brother, steam saw mill
Carlyle George, engineer
Cheney Ogden, farmer
Coulthart John, cooper
Elliott Andrew, fireman
Fell S., photographer
Glasgow Samuel, tanner
Hill Johnson, carpenter
Hunter James, hotelkeeper
Lapasic John, barber
Moo-Mor
McConnell Alexander, farmer
McEwan James, blacksmith
McKay Alexander, postmaster, farmer
McKay Joseph, storekeeper
Marselis Robert, farmer
Patterson John, cooper
Smith Henry
Smyrl George, cooper
Smyrl William, blacksmtih
Wallace William, storekeeper
*‘YWORGANSTON—A small village in
the township of Cramahe, county of
Northumberland. Distant from Colborne,
a station of the Grand Trusk railway, 12
miles, fare 50c. Mail daily. Population
about 90,
Church Oliver, carpenter
Colby Abner, blacksmith
Daniels W. Ira, blacksmith
Dingman Samuel, farmer
Duncan William, councillor
Glover David, farmer
Gould James, cooper
Massey William, farmer
Mitchell George, farmer
Mitchell Robert, farmer
Morgan James, farmer
Morgan John, farmer
Newman William J., postmaster, store-
keeper
Keycraft John, farmer
Sabines Daniel, J.P., farmer
Turney David, carpenter
MORLEY—A small place in the town-
ship of St Vincent, county of Grey. Dis-
tant from Meaford 11 miles, from Colling-
wood, the terminus of the Northern rail-
way, 33 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Beard Marshall, farmer
Brown Thomas, farmer
Kirwin 8., farmer
Kirwin William, farmer
Johnston George, farmer
Johnston William, farmer
Lefler N., farmer
Lemon James, postmaster, farmer
| erp :
Lemon William, farmer
Robertson Charles, farmer
Walmsley Joseph, farmer
MORNINGDALE MILLS—A vil-
lage in the township of Mornington,
county of Perth. It possesses good water
power, and a trade in country produce,
Distant from Stratford, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 19 miles, fare 75c.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 60.
Berringer Cornelius, carpenter
Garrett Samuel, farmer
Gordon John, shoemaker and tavern-
keeper
Nicklin Arthur, miller
Nicklin David J., merchant
Nicklin Henry, farmer
Nicklin John, postmaster, storekeeper
and proprietor of flour mills
Stewart John, farmer
MORPETH— A thriving village in the
township of Howard, county of Kent. It
hasa wharf on lake Erie about 1 mile
off, and possesses several saw and grist
mills. Distant from Thamesville, a sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 14
miles, fare $1.; from Chatham 22 miles,
from St. Thomas 44 miles. Mail daily,
Population about 600,
Addeman George, butcher
Addeman John, carpenter
Addeman Thomas, butcher
Brookman rev. W., rector St John’s
Bell Cyrus 8., sewing machine agent
church
Brown John, teamster
* Also called Snider’s Corner.
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Burrage Thomas, carriagemaker
Bury Edward, farmer
Coll Frederick, farmer
Coll James, carpenter
Coll Lemuel, farmer
Coll Edward, drover
Coll Frederick, farmer
Coll Samuel, farmer
Coll William, farmer
Campbell Neil, grist mill and woollen
factory
Commercial hotel, William
proprietor
Cottier John, tailor
Davidson John, shoemaker
Davis John James, cabinetmaker
Dean Armstrong insurance agent
Desmond colonel John
Dominion house, D. Smith, proprietor
Draper George, teamster
Duck Isaac, blacksmith
Duck John, conveyancer, clerk Divi-
sion court
Forsyth Elijah, carpenter
Fraser Donald N., M.D.
Eberlie James, manager Sheldon house
Everett James, blacksmith
Foxey Thomas, laborer
Grant James, clerk
Hall Henry, laborer
Hall Titus, farmer
Harrison Thomas, storekeeper
Hazle iSamuel, carpenter
Hill Erastus, warehouse
Heywood Andrew, postmaster, grocer
and commission merchant
Heywood Henry
Hubble Charles, stage proprietor
Inasoles Eli, school teacher
Johnson William, grocer
Kitchen Samuel, storekeeper
Kitchen John, general agent
Knight William, constable
Liebner Augustus, cabinetmaker
Latlin Eldvidge, teamster
Liebner Augustus, cabinetmaker
Lloyd John C., foundry
Lounsbury Henry, butcher
Lounsbury Adolphus, pedlar
McCallum Thomas
McKinley Miss, milliner
McNeil Malcolm
Marsellis Peter, machinist
Mason Edward, farmer
Mason John, farmer
Mason Miss, school teacher
Moore James, moulder
Morris John, teamster
Nation Edward, farmer
Nation James C., dry goods
Passmore Freeman, shoemaker
Reynolds James, auctioneer
Scott Miss, music teacher
Sexton Daniel W., proprietor Sheldon
house
Teetzell,
Shaw Chas., waggonmaker and grocer
Sheldon house, Daniel W. Sexton, pro-
prietor
Shields Edward, cooper
Simons Walter R, grist mill
Smith D., proprietor Dominion house
Smith James M., M.C.P.8.0.
Smith Michael, watchmaker
Smith John, contractor
Smith Cyrus, saw mill
Smith Israel, laborer
South Cyrus, farmer
South Israel, farmer
St John’s church (ch of England), rev.
W. Brookman, rector
Sympkins Jacob, blacksmith
Taylor William John, dry goods, boots
and shoes
Taylor James, shoemaker
Taylor Robertson
Taylor Thomas, farmer
Teer Thomas, tinsmith
Teetzell Wm., bailiff, proprietor Com-
mercial hotel
Thatcher Stephen, farmer
Thurlow Misses, dressmakers
Traxler Michael, saddler
Turnbull & Everett, blacksmiths
Wade Richard, councillor
Wade William, cabinetmaker
Wilson Matthew, farmer
Wilson William, storekeeper
Wilson William, clerk
Williamson David
Williamson George
Winter's Samuel, livery stable
Wood George C., saddler
Woods William K., shoemaker
Wood John, teamster
Wood Nathan, shoemaker
Young Peter, laborer
MORRISBANK-—A small place on the
gravel road between Seaforth and Wrox-
eter, at the extreme north west corner of
the township of Grey, county of ELuron,
Distant from Wroxeter 4 miles, from
Ainleyville 6 miles, from Seaforth, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 22
miles, tareb2jc. Mail daily, Population
about 40.
Aitchison James, deputy postmaster?
and school teacher
Hamel David, farmer and innkeeper
Hislop Alexander, farmer
Hislop James, farmer
Orr James, postmaster, farmer
Pollock Andrew, insurance agent
Snell John, farmer
Wright James, shoemaker
| Wright William, shoemaker, farmer
MORRISBURGH—An incorporated
village on the river St. Lawrence, at the
foot of the Rapide du Plat canal, town-
ship of Williamsburgh, county of Dundas.
Itis a port of entry. This place shows the
most marked improvement of any village
in the eastern section of the Province, a
success which is owing to the magnifi-
cent country which surrounds it, the
large shipping business done, and in no
small measure to the spirit of enterprise
which actuates its public and business
men. There is excellent water power, a
large portion of which is utilized.
to the proximity of the rapids, the cur-
rent of the riveris very swittat this place,
and the steamers of the Canadian Naviga-
tion Company seldom callin their down-
ward passage. The boats of all other
lines stop regularly, and a considerable
amount of flour and other agricultural
produce is annually freighted. A steamer,
plies at all seasons of the year between
Waddington village, in the state of New
York, and this place. It is a station of
the Grand Trunk railway. Montreal
Telegraph Co, and Dominion Telegraph
Co. fave offices here, Distant from Win-
chester 18 miles, fare $1; fromKingston
80 miles, from Montreal 92 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 1600.
Armstrong Robert, lockman
Baldwin Mrs. Lydia, wid Josiah
Barrie William, millwright
Barry John, storekeeper
Bedstead Timothy W. H., land owner
Bell Thomas, storekeeper
Bockus Abram M., joiner
BRADFIELD & BROTHER, deaiers in
dry goods and general merchandise
Breakenridge David A., druggist
Broder William, storekeeper
Burris Stephen, shoemaker
JAMERON GEORGE, baker
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith
Carman F., B., freight master G.T.R.
Capel John
Owing |
CARMAN HIRAM, collector of customs
Carman George A., carriagemaker
Carroll Paul, grocer
Jasilman Albert L., grocer
Casselman Warner, grocer
Castleman John R., grist and saw mill
CHALMERS JAMES ©., jeweller, ge
agent Montreal Telegraph (Co, K
CHAMBERLIN THEODORE F, Mp.
druggist
Charbonneau Joseph
Clement Alfred, storekeeper
Cook Brothers, lumber merchants
Cook George J., of Cook Brothers
Cook James W., of Cook Brothers
Cook John L., of Cook Brothers
Cook Simon §8., M.P.P.
COURIER (THE), weekly, annual sub.
scription $1.50; Hugh C. Kennedy,
proprietor and printer
Crysler John P., registrar county of
Dundas, commissioner in Q.B,
Cutler Samuel, hotelkeeper
Cutler Thomas, lockman
Dain Albert, of Dain Brothers
Dain Alonzo, of Dain Brothers
DAIN BROTHERS, founders
Derosier J., house painter
Doran Anstin caeline mill
Doran Samuel, steamboat agent
Evans rey, J. 8., Wesleyan
DARDIS THOMAS, banker and broker
Decastle Carlo, lockmaster
Derosier T., painter
Dewey William
Dillen George, clerk Registry ottice
Dillen George, clerk
Dishineau Victor, mechanie
Doran Austin, carding mill
Doran Samuel, steamboat agent
DUNDAS EXCHANGE HOTEL, Jola
Hammond, proprietor
Evans rev. J. 5., Wesleyan
FARLINGER ALEX, J.P., landlord,
farmer, produce dealer and whart
inger ‘
Fell Stephen B., photographer
Fetterly John, accountant
FETTERLY PHILIP, dealer in gro
ceries, provisions, hardware, ant
small wares
Fitzpatrick John, sawyer
Flinn Miss Anna, milliner
Flinn William, marblecutter
Ford William, butcher
Gale Charles, blacksmith
Garvey Mrs. William, storekeeper
Garvey William, secretary, treasurer of
Washing Assistant Co.
Gibson Matthew C., boat owner
Gibson William, baker ;
GIBSON WILLIAM, J.P., grist ant
flouring mill owner, general produce
dealer, and importer of Ayrshix
cattle and sheep
rillard William, joiner
Gillespie James, mason
Gillespie Thomas, master mason
GLASFORD JAMES, storekceper, mi
linery, etc.
Gormley John, tanner
Gormly Patrick, clerk
Green D., livery stable
Hally John, clerk
HAMMOND JOHN Y,, proprietor Dut
das Exchange hotel
Hartwell Alexander C., agent
Hesson John, saddler
Hastie Richard, painter |
Henderson John, blacksmith
Hickey Gordon 8., storekeeper
Hickey Mrs. Robenia J., wid Dr. ee
HILLIARD DANIEL R,, merch
tailor
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Miller George
Miller James
Monk Henry,
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Moore David,
Myers & Broth
Nash Rodney
Nash Samuel,
Nash William
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Perkin James
Perrin Miss Mi
Perrin Willian
Pilon Thomas,
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Holden James, J.P., of J. Holden & Co.,
yostmaster, commissioner in Q, B,
Holden James, & Co., grocers
Holt George A., tinsmith
Hover & Irving Misses, confectioners
Howson Brothers, tinware
Howson Thomas, tin roofer
Johnston Robert, carter
Jounston Robert, tailor
KELLOGG ERASTUS W.,, builder
lh KENNEDY HUGH. C., proprietor and
rekeeper printer of the Courier
yer merchants Latliche Arthur, blacksmith
Cook Brothers LIVINGSTON RUFUS, cabinetmaker
Cook Brothers KINGSTON HOUSE, William King-
0k Brothers ston, proprietor
i KINGSTON WILLLAM,
Kingston house
LOUCKS REV. EDWIN, rector of Wil-
liamsburgh, diocese of Ontario
Lyle Robert, carriagemaker
McDonald Thomas, storekeeper
YeDONELL ALEXANDER G.,, attor-
ney, notary
\eDonell Donald, law student
MeGee Emery, carriagemaker
YeKenzie William, saw mill, manufac.
turer of fanning mills
MeLaurin John, agent G.T.R.
WeMARTIN ALEXANDER, proprietor
St Lawrence hotel
, banker and broker MeMartin Levi, carpenter
kmaster Mathews S. K., painter
; Mayer Charles, barber
Mea John, railway and steamboat agent
MEIKLE WILLIAM JOHN, dry goods
ollector of customs
curriagemaker
grocer
grocer
grist and saw mill
SC,, jeweller, &,
legraph Co.
RODORE F,, MD.
proprietor
weekly, annual sul.
Hugh C, Kennedy,
inter
registrar county of
loner in Q. B,
keeper
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ling mill
mbout agent
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k and general merchandise
nechanic Merkley Henry
ding mill Merkley James, farmer
unboat agent MILLARJOHN &., founder, coal dealer |
NGE HOTEL, Joln Hp ler George, operator GTR. |
ietor : Miler James W., produce dealer
Monk Henry, miller
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.
C. Chalmers, agent
Moore David, carter
Myers & Brother, storekeepers
Nash Rodney G., machinist
Nash Samuel, blacksmith
Nash William, grocer
WDonell Arthur, storekeeper
Neil David, fanning mill maker
Vesleyan
EX., J.P., landlord,
dealer and whart
rotographer
jountant
AIP, dealer in gro-
is, hardware, ant
awyer
nilliner Pardee —, livery stable
‘blecutter Perkin Mrs. James, milliner
ther Perkin James, clerk
=apl Perrin Miss Mary, milliner
ksmith vy
Saleen
Petria William, carpenter
Am, storekeeper Dim ‘
rion Thomas, blacksmith
seretary, treasurer ot
‘ Piner Je savilaordnialean
sabe Mints inrdeee
., boat owner Deveney hardware
iker PLANTZ WILLIAM A., news agent,
sea in fruits, groceries, provisions,
Hooks, stationery and fancy goods
Read George, agent oo
REDINGTON HON, JAMES, U, 8,
consular agent
post Isaac N., superintendent of canal
pubridge Thomas, civil engineer
pterman A. Bradly, M.D.
Nbinnick John, storekeeper
} mith Gilbert, tailor
Snyder Matthew, carpe
a ‘althew, c2 penter
Pah REN EK HALL, Alexander
Sale artin, proprietor
stearns Henry D., storekeeper
Story Dominick, printer
PWwayne Edward, saddler
rrufeger John, printer
iia FRANK, attorney
mm GEORGE, proprietor Union
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Pauallen Jacob & Son, shoe store
M, J.P., grist ant
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storekeeper
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DOMINION
Warner Ira C., butcher
Warner J. C., produce dealer
Washing Assistant Co., William Gar-
vey, secretary, treasurer
WEAGANT HERMAN G., dentist
WEAGANT H. L., manufacturer and
patentee of rustic shades, spring beds
and potatoe washers }
Weegar Barnabas, storekeeper
Weegar John A., saddler
| Wilkins & Co., storekeepers
Wilson James, photographer
MORRBISTON—A thriving village on
the Brock road, township of Puslinch,
county of Wellington. It contains the
town hall, and a planing mill. Dis.
tant from Guelph, a station of the
Grand ‘Trunk railway, miles, fure 387\c;
from Hamilton 22° miles, fire 87se. 3 |
from Stratford 49 miles, from Toronto
57 miles. Mail daily. Population about
400.
Atkin Joseph, waggonmaker
Atkin Thomas, groceries and dry goods
Bonser George, shoemaker
Brown Bernard, shoemaker
Clark Peter, planing mill, pumpmaker
Calfas Charles, farmer
Campbell Hugh, of Campbell & Parks
Campbell & Parks, waggonmakers
Connawaf Barney, blacksmith
Eckhert John, shinglemaker
Kifner George, blacksmith
Fischer Gottgetreu, carpenter
Fritz Jacob, mason
Gabel John T., tinsmith
Galbraith Robert, tailor
| Gayer Jolin, shoemaker |
Gillies Archibald, blacksmith and wag- |
gonmaker
rant Phillip, machinist, pumpmaker
regor Benjamin, road inspector
tregor Peter, farmer
| Hardy John, laborer
| Hobergner Henry, weaver
| Howe John, joiner
| Keestenmacher Franz, carpenter
| Kennedy Andrew, mason
| Kitts John, blacksmith
| Laing James, blacksmith
Little Christopher, clerk
| McDonald rey. Kenneth, Presbyterian
| McDonald William, hostler
McFarlane David, school teacher
MeKenzie Angus, tailor
| McLean Michael, laborer
McLeod Donald, plasterer
McNair Hugh, shoemaker
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Morison, issuer
Merlihan Thomas, hotelkeeper
Metzger George, farmer
Mitchell James B., Crown Inn hotel
MORISON & CO, general store and |
clothing establishment
MORISON RICHARD B., postmaster,
commissioner in B. R., conveyancer,
issuer of marriage licenses, &c.
MORRISTON HOTEL, E. Tyrrell, pro-
prietor
Ochs Alexander, carpenter, cidermaker
Orton Richard, M.D.
Parks Edward, of Campbell & Parks
Pasmore Charles, bookkeeper
toss William, of Morison & Co,
Rothermill Conrad, carpenter
touse Henry, laborer
Ryan Patrick
Schlagel Lawrence, weaver
Scott John T., harnessmaker
Shields Robert, carpenter
Smith James, harnessmaker
Smith William, laborer
Stein John, cooper
Tait Robert, clerk
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TYRRELL EDWARD, proprietor Mor-
riston hotel and stage house
Weber rev, 8., German Evangelical
MORTLAKE-—A emall village on the
Kingston road, township of Scarborough,
county of York. Distant, from Toronto,
7 miles, fare 20c.; from Scarborough, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3
miles, Mail daily, Population about 120,
Alderson James, farmer
Ashbridge Isaac, farmer
Auburn Henry, farmer
Auburn Septimus, farmer
Burton Ingol, tavernkeeper
Callender Abraham, farmer
| Dickson William, farmer
Heal William, farmer
Holmes John, blacksmith
Lorway John, farmer
McClure Joseph, farmer
Morrison John, farmer
Pearce Charles, farmer
Pherrill Adne, farmer
Pherrill David, farmer
Stilbert Thomas, shoemaker
| Taylor William, storekeeper
| Thompson James W,, postmaster, tavern
Torrence John, farmer
Walton Guy, farmer
West Thomas, farmer
Wharfle Andrew, ‘avernkeeper
*‘WORTON—A village on the Rideau
Canal, township of South Crosby, county
of Leeds. It possesses excellent water
power. A large saw mill, with upright,
circular, and gang saws, and agrist mill
celebrated for the quality of its flour,
have been erected at this place. The
steamers plying between Ottawa and King-
ston call here regularly. Distant from
Kingston 29 miles, fire $1; from Broek-
ville 380 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Popula-
tion about 250,
Brewer James M., millwright
CARMICHAEL WILLIAM D., dealer
in dry goods, provisions, groceries,
liquors, wood and lime
Carrot John, bar tender
Copeland Webster, trader
Davis Robert D., trader
Denny Antoine, dairyman
Judd Amos G., contractor
Kelly William, carviagemaker
| LEAKE JAMES R., postmaster, dealer
in dry goods, groceries, provisions,
hardware, boots and shoes, plaster,
produce, wood, &e.
| Manuel David H., blacksmith
} Manuel Evan, blacksmith
MANUEL JAMES A., grist and saw
mill, cheese box factory, warehouse
and woodyard
Manuei Richard, blacksmith
Metealf Charles, farmer
Morton George, mill and cheese factory
Ripley Duncan J., miller
Ruff William, sawyer
Scott William, farmer
Sliter Norman, school teacher
Smith Justus B., laborer
Smith Thaddeus, laborer
Smith Wriley, clerk
Smith Zebulow, cooper
Stewart Alba, laborer
Struthers James B., farmer
Sylvester John, laborer
Wood William H., hotelkeeper
Young William, farmer
MORVEN—A small village in the town-
ship of Ernestown, county of Addington.
Distant from Napanee, the county town
and a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
5 miles. Mai) tri-weekly. Population
about 60.
Champside James, laborer
* Formerly called White Fish Falls.
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Davy Peter, farmer
Gordan J. L. P., postmaster
Gordanier James, farmer
Gordanier R. William, farmer
Gordanier William Henry, farmer
Gordanier William Ryerson, farmer
Hawley Josiah, farmer
Henwood Daniel, blacksmith
Howie Robert, farmer
Irish Seth, farmer
Irish Tillotson, farmer
Kayler Fredrick, farmer
Lake Silas F., farmer
Lemon George, waggonmaker
Moss James, shoemaker
Neilson Peter I., school teacher
Neilson William Henry, farmer
Vanslyck Barrant Bornt, farmer
MOSCOW-— A small village in the town-
ap of Camden East, county of Lennox
and Addington, Distant from Colebrook
3} miles, from Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, from
peligetons 29 miles, fare $1, Mail bi-
weekly, Population about 60,
Amey Edward, farmer
Amey Wellington, farmer
Baker John, J.P., farmer
Burns James, J.P., farmer
Huffman Anthony, carpenter
Jackson James, blacksmith
Lake George, reeve, farmer
Lemon Joseph, shoemaker
Long Paul, laborer
Lucas John, J.P., farmer
McConnell George, shoemaker
Palmer Walter, carriagemaker
Parkin Richard, tailor
Peters William, blacksmith
Vanbockenbury Paul, farmer
Vanluven Peter J.P., farmer
Vanluven = Zara, postmaster,
keeper
Young rev. John W., Wesleyan
store-
* MOSCOW—A small village on the river
Nith, township of Blenheim,
Oxford, Distant from Drumbo, a station
ofthe Buffhlo
the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from
Woodstock, the county town, 19 miles,
eg London 47 miles, Population about
Cuthbertson John, farmer
Cuthbertson Thomas, farmer
Keriby Robert, laborer,
Gullet Frederick, sculptor
Hubbard Burton, laborer
Hubbard Josiah, laborer
Spence James, of Spence & Wallis
Spence & Wallis, mill owners
Van Sickle Mathias, miller
Wallis George, of Spence & Wallis
Wilson Titus, laborer
MOSSLEY-—A village on the Elgin gravel
road, township of North Dorchester,
county of Middlesex,
rail way, 5 miles, fare 20c. ;
12 miles, from London 15 miles,
weekly. Population about 80,
county of
and Goderich branch of
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Distant from Dor.
chester, a station of the Great Western
from Aylmer
Mail tri-
AMOSS JOHN, postmaster, storekeeper’
cheese maker and farmer
Barr Samuel, farmer
Coates William, farmer
Demery Samuel, farmer
Gee William, farmer
Lane James, farmer .
Lane Reuben
Moakes John, blacksmith
Mossop John, farmer
Plaxton William, farmer
Plaxton George, farmer
Pocock Henry
* The post office is at Drumbo,
Spence James, farmer
Spring Daniel, farmer
Topham Peter, farmer
Ward Samuel, farmer
MOTHERWELL--A small village
on the banks of the Thames, township of
Fullarton, county of Perth, Distant from
St Mary's, a station of the Grand ‘Trunk
railway, 7 miles, fare 87c.; from London
80 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
about 100,
Anderson James, farmer
Ashay Frederick
Bain John, farmer
Baird Charles, farmer
Bold Jacob, carpenter
Brown James, councillor
Brown James, sen., postmaster, school
teacher
Detwiler Alexander, farmer
Hamilton rey. Robert
Longhurst Frederick, limeburner
McIntyre Angus, farmer
MeIntosh John, weaver
McIntyre John 8., wheat buyer
Nairn James, weaver
Oliver David, cooper
Parker William, farmer
Roger William, farmer
Roger George, farmer
Russell John, farmer
Shafer George, mason
Simpson William, blacksmith
Watson John, farmer
* MOULINETWE— A station of the
Grand Trunk railway, situated in the
township of Cornwall, county of Stor-
mont, Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here. Distant trom Cornwall5 miles,
from Lanecaiter 18 miles, from Prescott
Junction 40 miles, from Brockville 53
miles, from Montreal 42 miles. Popula-
tion about 150.
Bisby Sidney, chairmaker
Brownell rey, Stephen, Wesleyan
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Clarey Richard, innkeeper
Dixon James M.
Dixon John, farmer
Forsyth James, farmer
Goner Alfred L., M.D.
Halt Simon W,, carder
Hannibal Adam, blacksmith
Harrison Henry, storekeeper
Irvine John, farmer
Lewis Richard, clothier
McRae Duncan, storekeeper
Miller Alonzo, wheelwright
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Paton rev. Henry, ch of England
Shell John, mason
Snelsinger George, saw mill
Snelsinger John G., storekeeper
Thompson David, storekeeper
Winters Oscar, blacksmith
Wood John, of W. C. & J. Wood
Wood W. C. & J., woollen fuctory
Wood William C., of W. C. & J. Wood | Huff Peter, cooper
MOUNTAIN GROVE—A settlement
in the township of Olden, county of
Frontenac. Distant from Kingston 48
miles, fare $1.25, Mailweekly. Popula-
tion about 20.
Bowerman James, J.P., farmer and
reeve
Coulter Joseph, farmer
Coulter William, farmer
Godfrey Edmond, L., postmaster
Sanderson John, farmer
Sanderson William, farmer
Sharp John, school teacher
* The post oflice is at Mille Roches.
Vopulation |
DOMINION 538 DIRECTORY.
| Snider John R., farmer
| Wilson James C., mill owner
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*“WOUNTAIN MEILULS—A
in the township of Marysburg, coun Park bl ty
Prince Edward, situated near Lake 9 Porter Ma
the Mountain, Distant from Picton § Rear George
miles, from Napanee, a Station of the Robinson Wi
Grand Trunk railway, 18 ,
tion about 40, ’ oa
Friar Isaae, farmer
Heifern Jeremiah, farmer
Ronan Peter
Shields Jame
Shields Jame
3. Popula.
Hill Nazareth, farmer serrtith
Hill Frederick, farmer Shut worth
Hubbs William, J.P., farmer “hi
Stewart Tho
Stokes Sydne
Summerfelt
Thirsk Geors
Thompson J
Tool Amos, t
Tool Isaac, fi
Travess C., f
Wael Jacob,
Wae! John, f
McGuire Mrs, Mary, wid Timothy
Norton Samuel, waggonmaker
North William, carpenter
Reynolds David, farmer
Spafford Heeman, farmer
Spafford David, farmer
Wheeler Morris, farmer
MOUNTAIN VIEW —A village iy thy ag ebb Thome
township of Ameliasburgh, eounty i Widdle Ann,
Prince Edward, Distant from Belleville, a Wilson Mrs. J
bi abi ne pel Trunk railway, ¢
miles, from ferry Janding 5 miles, Mail
dewaale > : , MOUNT Al
tri-weekly, Population about 80, “township of
| Anderson John, farmer worth, Di
| Anderson William, reeve
| Benson John, farmer
| Delong David, farmer
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Giles Thomas, councillor
|, Granis Hiram, blacksmith
Norton Andrew C., Waggonmaker
| Armitage Johuas, teholkeeper
| Bateman Mrs., dressmaker
| Bertram William, shoemaker
| Flay Walter, builder
| Fletcher Alexander, farmer
| Hartop Samuel, harnessmaker
i Leck John, of Hunter & Leck
county town
Weatern rail
47 miles,
( about 100.
Diamond Irvine, farmer and president ;
County Agricultural society Albion hotel,
. Barrett Georg
Blain David,
Bruce Willia
grower
(ook James |
Cornell Jame
Davis Daniel
Davis Jonath
Donaldson C
Dunn Mrs. Be
Freeman Wil
Galloway At
Grassie Char
Laing Willia
Martin Henry
Soley Robert,
Turner Duga
Turner John,
Yan Dusen R
Wilson David
Potter John, farmer
Simmons Samuel, pound keeper
Spinny Richard, J.P., farmer
Storren John, waggonmaker
Way Willet H,. postmaster, carriage.
oaker
+ MOUNT ALBERT —A village in the
township of East Gwillimbury, county
of York. Distant from Newmarket, a sta-
tion of the Northern railway, 12 miles,
fare 40¢c.; from ‘Toronto 44 miles, Mail
Daily. Population about 150.
Armstrong William, teacher
Bran N. O., farmer
Cottoline Robert, farmer
Croan Joel, farmer
Cuyler Thompson, farmer
Eckardt William P., storekeeper
Fierheller John, blacksmith
MOUNT BI
township of
dlesex, It
Western rai
“quare timb
‘rom this pla
has an office
15 miles, fro
Strathroy 8
Fletcher James, shinglemaker
tion about 3:
Forrest Robert Wilson, M.D.
Gould Aldon L., mill owner Almas David
Hamilton rev. methodist Arnold John
Harrison F., farmer Bartlett Benji
ley Charl
teman Joh:
ighart An
Sell James, iF
bodman Dani
Borland Jame
Boulton Alte
BRANSTON
real Telegr,
“ade Robert,
Campbell Ale
Vawthorpe J
Toles
“awthorpe &
Hillary Michael, M.D.
Howard Patrick, lumber
Hunter K., farmer
Hunter John, shoemaker ere
Hunter Hamilton D., of Hunter & Lec
postmaster
Hunter & Leck, storekeepers
Jennings Samuel, bootmaker
Johnson Benjamin, farmer
Macauley Henry, farmer
Maonpiece William, farmer
Marwood William, tailor
Masher John, pumpmaker
Miller Atney, tanner
* Also called Stone Mills. The post office
is at Picton.
+ Formerly called Newland.
“lark Joseph
Darrah John,
Ferguson Joh
Gamble Edw:
(ramble Jame
Gillan Charle
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WNT
LE LS—A sinall village
arysburg, County of
‘ituated near Lake on
istant from Picton 5
Hee, A station of the
yay, 18 miles, Popul.
farmer
ner
mer
P., farmer
» Wid Timothy
iggonmaker *
‘penter
irmer
farmer
rmer
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mill owner
EE W—A village in the
Jiasburgh, county of
stant from Belleville, g
and Trunk railway, 6
Janding 5 miles, Maj)
lation about 80,
rmer
, reeve
ler
mer
umer and presi
tural society
ncillor
cksmith
+» Waggonmaker
or
pound keeper
.P., farmer
‘gonmaker
ostmaster, carriage.
ERT —A village in the
Gwillimbury, county
from Newmarket, a sta-
ern railway, 12 miles,
yronto 4% miles, Mail
n about 159,
teholkeeper
m, teacher
ssmaker
shoemaker
‘
farmer
r
, farmer
P., storekeeper
lacksmith
ler
er, farmer
hinglemaker
ilson, M.D.
nill owner
hodist
er
arnessmaker
[.D.
umber
maker al
D., of Hunter & Leck:
torekeepers
bootmaker
1, farmer
nter & Leck
farmer
m, farmer
, tailor
npmaker
ner
1e Mills, ‘The post ait
| Newland.
ONTARIO. |
Park Charles, farmer
Porter Matthew, tailor
Rear George, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Ronan Peter, farmer
Shields James, storekeeper
Shields James, storekeeper
Shuttleworth Edmund,
farmer
Shuttleworth Henry, farmer
Shuttleworth Samuel, farmer
Stewart Thomas, weaver
Stokes gt farmer
Summerfelt William H., flour mills
Thirsk George, contractor
Thompson Job, farmer
Tool Amos, farmer
Tool Isaac, farmer
Travess C., farmer
Wael Jacob, farmer
Wae! John, farmer
Webb Thomas, farmer
Widdle Ann, farmer
Wilson Mrs. Elizabeth, storekeeper
MOUNT ALBION—A village in the
township of Saltfleet, county of Went-
worth, Distant
from
Hamilton, the
county town, and a station of the Great
Western railway, 7 miles, from Toronto
47 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population
about 100,
Albion hotel, D, Turner, proprietor
Barrett George oy farmer
‘8
Blain David, blac
Bruce William
grower
Cook James R., J.P., postmaster, miller”
mith
P., farmer
and hop
Vornell James B., storekeeper
nun Mrs. Barbara
sing William, tailor
Soley Robert, farmer
Turner John, farmer
avis Daniel F., farmer
avis Jonathan, farmer, cattle breeder
Jonaldson Charles, miller
Freeman William, farmer, hop grower
Galloway Andrew, waggonmaker
Girassie Charles, blacksmith
Martin Henry, Victoria hotel
Turner Dugald, proprietor Albion hotel
Van Dusen Robert, farmer
Wilson David, builder
MOUNT BRYDGES—A village in the
township of Caradoc,
lesex, It is a station
Western railway.
“quare timber and
‘rom this place,
has an oflice here.
county of Mid-
1 of the Great |
A large quantity of
1 ays are shipped |
Montreal Telegraph Co. | T.. farmer
. Distant from London Hall T., farmer
15 miles, from Windsor 95 miles, from
Strathroy 8 miles,
tion about 350,
Almas David, laborer
Arnold John, lumber
Mail daily,
Popula-
wtlett Benjamin F., farmer
tley Charles, laborer
viteman John, J.P., manufacturer
Hanghart Andrew, innkeeper
Sell James, laborer
Sodman Daniel J., innkeeper
Borland James, cooper
‘oulton Alfred Thomas, joiner
BRANSTON
real Telegraph Co,
“ade Robert, innkeeper
Vampbell Alexander, J.P., farmer
( ‘awthorpe
Toles
Joseph, of Cawthorpe &
Cawthorpe & Toles, grist mill
‘lark Joseph, miller
Darrah John, school teacher
rerguson John, township clerk
Gamble Edw
Gamble Jam
ard H., waggonmaker
€s, potash manufacturer
Gillan Charles, blacksmith
HENRY, operator Mont- |
DOMINION 63 DIRECTORY.
—_—_———
Gillan Hiram, blacksmith
Graves Albert, spinningwheel maker
Hadden Joseph, section master G.W.R,.
Handy Edward, J.P., postmaster,express
and general agent, conveyancer, &c,
| Hockin Joseph, saw mill
Hoffman Mrs. Charlotte, wid George
Kellogg Andrew
Kennedy rev, James, Wesleyan
Kerstead Peter
Lee Elijah, undertaker
Leitch Dougald, councillor, farmer
Lindsay William B., M.D.
Lipsit Lewis, farmer
London Franklin, carpenter
London Henry, laborer
London Mrs. Phosbe
Lundie William, storekeeper
McKay Thomas, tailor
Mihell Edward, farmer
Miller Robert, butcher
Mills Matthew, storekeeper
| Mines James, builder
{MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., H.
Branston, operator
Northcott Thomas, J.P., reeve, farmer
Paine John, shoemaker
Penfold Henry, mason
Robertson William C., grocer
Rowles Charles, storekeeper
| Steers Mrs., wid Stephen
| Taggort Thomas, mason
Thompson John, J.P., farmer
Toles James, cooper
Toles Peter, of Cawthorpe & Toles
Trott John, farmer
Tuck Edward, storekeeper
Vrooman John, cattle dealer
Webb Richard, J.P., station master, G.
W.R.
White Dougald, dentist
|
*MOUNT CARMEL—A small villago
in the townships of Stephen and McGilliy-
| Yray,county of Huron. Distant from Park
Hill, a station of the Grand Trunk rail-
way,9 miles, from London 30 miles, fare
76.
Brennan rey. P. J., R. catholic
Buckley P., hotelkeeper
Carey Thomas J., farmer
Collins Dennis, farmer
Crowley J., waggonmaker
Crowley P., farmer
Fitzgerald James, farmer
Franklin D., farmer
Hall E., farmer
Hay James, farmer
Hogan M., farmer
Johnson George, general merchant
Law John, hotelkeeper
Lynch Joseph, farmer
Lynch Timothy, farmer
McAdam Joseph, bootmaker
McLellan Hector, farmer
Mahoney Dennis, farmer
Malony Michael, tailor
Mahony Patrick, farmer
Neville M., blacksmith
O’Connel P., farmer
O'Leary A., farmer
Penrice T., farmer
; Quarry John G., postmaster, general
merchant
Reardon James, farmer
Regan J., farmer
| Regan Patrick, farmer
Roberts Denis, farmer
Roberts J., farmer
Rowland John, carpenter
Tomson Thomas, farmer
* The post office is called Offa,
20c, Mail tri-weekly, Population about | C
6 ‘ : | Bodwell Ebenezer V., M.P., J.P., farmer
|
Movu-Mov
| MOUNT CHARLES-—A village in
the
Veel,
the Grand Trunk railway, 2}
10¢c.; from Toronto 18 miles,
Population about 160,
township of Toronto, county of
Distant from Malton, a station of
miles, fare
Mail daily
Aikins Thomas, farmer
Armstrong Joseph, J.P., farmer
Baldock Walter, farmer
Black Anthony, farmer
Campbell Alex. Franklin,school teacher
Cooper Nathaniel, farmer
Cundill William, shoemaker
Dale John, farmer
Davis John, farmer
Dobson Robert, farmer
Gage Albert, farmer
Graham John, farmer
Grafton Royal, farmer
Hornby William, farmer
| Irvine Charles, farmer
Jackson James, farmer
Johnston James, J.P., farmer
Johnston William, farmer
McBride James, farmer
McBride Thomas Edward, farmer
McLEOD ROBERT, postmaster, archi-
tect, storekeeper
Maddigan John, innkeeper
Moore Robert, farmer
Nixon William, J.P., farmer
Owens David, carpenter
Reid William, farmer
tobinson John, farmer
| Savage James, blacksmith
Scollen William, waggonmaker
Stewart Benjamin, farmer
Wedgewood William, farmer
MOUNT ELGIN—A village in| the
township of Dereham, county of Oxford,
Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the
Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare
874e,; from Woodstock, the county town,
oie, i
18 miles, from London 28 miles, from
Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, 26 miles.
Mail daily. Population about 185,
Adamson Robert, deputy reeve
| Bodwell Jared, farmer
Bodwell James V., farmer
; Brennan Michael, laborer
|
|
|
Bugbee Henry, innkeeper
Caverhill William, farmer
| Chisholm John, cheese factor
| Cody Charles G., J.P., farmer -
| Collins Alexander, of J. Collins & Son,
postmaster
Collins Jerome B., farmer
Collins Josiah, farmer
COLLINS JOSIAH, & SON, general
storekeepers
Cornfoot Andrew, laborer
Dager Daniel, farmer
Duffy John, farmer
Elliott David, farmer
Elliott Isaac, farmer
Elliott rev Isaac, Baptist
Fewster William, farmer
File Jacob, blacksmith
Hadcock Isaac, farmer
Hadecock Peter, farmer
Harris Nelson, farmer
Harris William, farmer
Kershaw rev E., Baptist
McCawley Bartholomew, shoemaker
McCue Robert, farmer
Mercer Francis, school teacher
Miles Robert, waggonmaker
Parker George, blacksmith
Post Hiram, farmer
Rayment Peter, hoopmaker
Simmons Orin, farmer
Smart James B., tailor
Smith Robert, innkeeper
Stevens James, insurance agent
hit
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Mount Forest
Stone William, pork packer
Tripp Adam, farmer
drip William, tarmer
Varden A,D., school inspector
Waggoner Isaac, farmer
Waggoner Jesse, farmer
Watson David, laborer |
Whitelock John, butcher |
MOUNT FOREST — A rising village on |
the south branch of the Saugeen river, |
township of Egremont, county of Grey,
It was first settled in 1853, and incor-
porated in 1865, The Owen Sound or
Garafraxa gravel road passes through the
village, Railway communication at an
early day is expected by the Toronto,
Grey and Brieo Railway Co, which is
rapidly being extended ‘to this village,
Mount Forest has a good grain market.
{here is fair water power. A large county |
trade is carried on, Montreal Telograph
Co. has an office here. Distant’ from |
Arthur 16 miles, from Fergus, a station |
on the Wellington, Grey and Bruce rail.
way, 27 miles, faro $1.50 ; from Owen
Sound 4¢ miles, fare 82.; from Guelph,
the county town, 41 miles, fare 82, Maii
daily, Population about 1500.
Anderson Alex., cooper, Normanby st
Anderson David, laborer, John st |
Anderson Hiram M., trader, Hlgin st
Balfour James, Birmingham st
Balfour John, engineer, Queen st
Balfour William, village clerk and gene- |
ral agent, Main st, h Sligo st
Baptist church, rev J, G. Calder, pastor
. )
Wellington st
Bateman Mrs, Ksther, Main st
Begg Martin, cabinetmaker, Main st
Beggin Peter, shoemaker, Main. st
Bell John, teamster, Normanby st
Bell Miss, music teacher, Main st
Bell Mrs,, music teacher, Main st |
Best James, blacksmith, Fergus st
Bishop William, tavern, Main st
Bissell Amos, storekeeper, Main st
Bissell Charles, tinsmith, Normanby. st |
Black Andrew, finisher, Elgin st |
Black George, miller, Miller st
Blakely Mrs., wid Robert, Queen st
Bodley Charles, carpenter, John st
Bond rey. Stephen, Wesleyan, Fergus st |
Boos John, tailor, Main st is
Boselly Edward, cabinetmaker, Nor- |
manby st |
Boulding Charles, butcher, Main st
Braithwaite Mrs. [sabella, wid, Elgin st |
Breen Michael, laborer, Normanby st |
Brown Alfred J., cooper, Fergus st
Brown Miss Ann, milliner, Egremont st |
Bruce James, laborer, John st |
Buchan Mrs. Agnes, wid, storekeeper
Main st
Burke John, grocer, Main st
Burns George, shoemaker, Main st
Burrill Thomas, laborer, Elgin st
Calder rev. J. G., Baptist, Elgin st
eda James M., storekeeper, Main
Campbell Mrs. Margery, wid, grocery, |
Main st 7 |
Campbell Mrs. Susan, wid Colin, Me- |
Donald st
Carson rev. R., Episcopal methodist, |
Egremont st
Chambers James, limeburner, Queen st
Cheesman Charles W., cabinetmaker, |
Elgin st
Clarke Robert, saddler, Main st
COLCLEUGH JAMES, druggist, agent
Montreal Telegraph Co., Main st
Colcleugh William, telegraph operator,
Main st
CONFEDERATE (THE), weekly, an-
nual subscription $1; Henry H. Stovel
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DOMINION
| Connor Cornelius, grocer, Main st
| Costello Thomas, storekeeper, Main st
| EXAMINER (THE), weekly, annual
| Freeland John, carter, Elgin st
| Godfrey Alexander, shoemaker, Main s
| Graffe Francis T., printer, Albert st
| Harmer Samuel, innkeeper, Main st
printer and ere Main st
Conklin Jonathan, contractor, James st
Conklin Thaddeus, contractor, William
st
Cowe William, waggonmater, King st
Cox Thomas, storekeeper, Main st
Coyne Isaac, hotelkeeper, Main st
Crawford George, laborer, Egremont st
Crawford James M., tinsmith, Main st
Crichton George, tanner, Elgin st
Crilly Patrick, tailor, Main st
Crossin George W., butcher, Fergus st
Cruse Richard, waggonmaker, Main’ st
Dale Richard J., watchmaker, Main st
Davidson David, clerk, Elgin st
Davie J. W., music teacher, Main st
Deacon John, Fergus st
Demages Charles H., dentist, Main. st
Depew rey. I'.8., New Connexion metho-
dist, Main st
Dickson Peter, jun,, teamster, Elgin st
Dickson Peter, sen., baker, Main st
Dow John, laborer, Main st
Dowkes James, laborer, Sligo st
Doyle Mrs, James, Main st
Duffy Francis, moulder; Princess st
Dunbar James, livery stable, Main st
Dunbar Samuel, M.D., Main st
Dunbar Samuel A., Normanby st
Duncan Mrs. Janet, wid Robert, Egre-
mont st
Eeroyd Alfred E., M.D., Main st
Ennis George, moulder, H1gin st
Npiscopal methodist church, rey R, Car |
son, pastor, Egremont st
Evans William, hotelkeeper, Main st
subscription, $1.50; McAdams & Me-
Laren, proprietors and printers, Main
St
Falconer William, tailor, Queen st
Fleming John, trader, Main st |
lett John, carpenter, Ngremont st
Forbes Alexander, pot ashery, Elgin st
Forest Jacob D., laborer, Elgin st
Forsyth Henry, weaver, Main st
Gee William, moulder, Princess st
Gibson William, turner, Elgin st
Gilbert Edward, cooper, Normanby st
Gilles Charles, painter, Normanby st
Glanville William, storekeeper, Main
m
cao
Gow Alexander, shoemaker, Main st
Gowanlock Robert K., artist, Main st
Graffe Thomas J., agent, Main st
Grass Simeoe, Birmingham st
Grayson William, laborer, Egremont st
Gregor James, laborer, Main st
Gregory Alvin T., nursery man, Water- |
loo st
Gruer Donald, carpenter, Main st
Gruer William, carpenter, Fergus st
Hall Robert, shoemaker, Market st
Hall William T., storekeeper, Main st
Hampton Josiah, trader, Fergus st
Henderson William, miller, McDonald st
Hewitt William, innkeeper, Main st
Hobbs Samuel, Elgin st
Honey James, blacksmith, Main st
Honeycomb John, bricklayer, Fergus st
Honeycomb Ths. R., bricklayer, Sligo st
Humphries Abel, carpenter, Peel st
Ireland Isaac, of Iveland & Johnston,
Main st
Ireland & Juunston, pump makers, Main
st
540 DIRECTORY.
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Jelly Henry, brewer, MeDonald st
Johnston James, of Ireland & Johnston
Main st
Jones Mrs. Margaret, milliner, Mains
Kemp Stephen, laborer, Clyde st
Kennedy John, solicitor, Main st
Kennedy Robt, G., weaver, Normanby st
Kerr Mrs., wid James, Fergus st
Kidd rey, J, ch of Scotland, Fergus st
Kilgour John, moulder, Fergus st)
Kilgour Joseph, clerk, Ferguy gt
Kilgour Robert, foundry, Main st
Kilgour Robert, jun., clerk, Main st
King John, hotelkeeper, Main st
Kirby John, patternmaker, Normanby s
Kirkland Archibald $,, M.D, ;
Knowles John, agent, Main st
Knox Presbyterian church, rev, Johy
McMillan, pastor, Fergus st
Lackey Win., contractor, Normanby ¢
Lambert Wim, plasterer, Egremont s
Lamont Miss Jane, milliner, Main st
Lang James shoemaker, James st
Lee Samuel, clerk, Mainst
Lee William C., carpenter, Elgin st
Lewis John, waggonmaker, Mains!
LewisWilliam, shoemaker, Main st
Lilly William, tailor, Main st
| Little Moses, laborer, Egremont st
Little Robert, butcher, Sligo st
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO,, James
Wilkes, agent, Main st
Lowery Mrs, A. Jane, wid, dressmaker,
Main st
| Lund Richard, butcher, Main st
McADAMS & MCLAREN, printers and
publishers of the Examiner, Main st
McADAMS JOHN, of MeAdams & Me
Laren, Wellington st
MeBain Robert, laborer, Oxford st
McCaul John, teamster, Queen st
| McClelland Jas., laborer, Normanby s
McCutcheon
Millplot
William, cabinetmaker,
| MeDowell R., bricklayer, Fergus st
| MeHwan Alexander, barber, Main st
MeFadyen John, solicitor, Main st
| MeGill Thomas, carpenter, Fergus st
McGuire Robert, laborer, Market st
McKenzie John, tailor, Hgremont st
McKenzie rey. W. J., ch of England, Me-
Donald st
McKenney John, weaver, Mainst
McKnight William, laborer, Fergus 3!
McIntyre Miss, milliner, Main st
McLaren Daniel, storekeeper, Main st
McLaren John hardware, Main st
McLAREN JOHN, of McAdams & Me
Laren, Wellington st
MeMillan Neil, tailor, Main st ;
MeMillan rey. John, Presbyterian, Per
gus st
McMullen Archibald, Fergus st
McMullen James, storekeeper, Main si
Maurice rev. R. R., R. catholic, Fergus:
Marshall Anthony, saddler, Main st
Meldrum William, carpenter, Main
Mennie George, carpenter, Fergus st
Millar Allan Henderson, M.D.
Miller Thos. R., law student, Fergus
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, J:
Colcleugh, agent, Main st |
Morrison John, blacksmith, Main st
Morrison Robert, teamster, Fergus st
Moshier Jacob, yeoman, Albert st
Mude James, tailor, Main st
Murphy Daniel, blacksmith, Queen #
Murphy Eugene, trader, Elgin st
Jack George, laborer, Fergus st
Jack John, weaver, Durham st
Jack John, jun., weaver, Durham st
Jack Robert, teamster, Durham st
Jamieson William, shoemaker, Main st
Murphy Francis, provincial land sur
veyor, Market st 4 d
Murphy Wnm., shoemaker, W aterlo0§
Naismith John, storekeeper, Main st
Naismith Miss Agnes, Normanby st
(NTARIO.
_—
Novills, Jol
New Conne
F. 8, Dep
(Dea Peter
Orr Robert,
Patterson J
Patton Mrs,
Pearce capt
Pepler Phill
Poole Eli, W
Porter F, W
PROVINCI
James C,
Yorrison Jo
Quinn Alex
Reddick Ale
Reid Robert
Reid James,
Reynolds Jo
Riley Mrs, M
Roberts Wil
Robinson Jk
reeve, Mai
Robinson M
Main st
Robinson di
Robinson Wi
Main st
Rogers Ellio
Rogers John
Ress John, g'
Ryan James
Ryan Michae
Ryan Robert
Ryan Thoma
yan T& J,
makers, Mi
Scanlan Luk
Seott & Co.,
Scott James,
Scott Robert
Sheppard Joh
Sherwood Ele
Simpson Joht
Smith Alfrec
mingham s
Smith Georg:
Smith Samue
Smith Samue
Smith Thoma
Snith W. & .
Smith Wmn.,
Smith Willia
Souster John
Spence David
St Andrew's
Fergus st
St Mary's ch
pastor, Ma
St Paul's chu
rector, Mat
Stark Nichol;
Stephenson
Egremont.
Stephenson \
Stevenson Fr
mont st
Stevenson He
STOVEL I
publisher ¢
_ Ianby st
Stovel Thom:
Satton Edwit
Sutton Georg
Swan Thoma
Lunner Geor
Tasker Willi
Taylor Mrs, }
Thompson J
hornton Fr
Thorp Willia
Tindall John
Tyndall Thor
Tout Thoma
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*» McDonald st
[velund & Johnston,
t, milliner, Mains
rer, Clyde st
vitor, Main at
yeaver, Normanby st
3, Ferguast = *
Scotland, Fergus s
der, Fergus st
rk, Ferguy st
indry, Main st
1, Clerk, Main st
eper, Main st
maker, Normanby s
$., M.D, ’
nt, Main st
church, rev. John
- Fergus st
ractor, Normanby s
sterer, Egremont st
milliner, Main st
ker, James st
-Mainst
rpenter, Higin st
yumaker, Mains
emaker, Main st
yv, Main st
ty Egremont st
her, Slivo st
LIVERPOOL AND
\NOKE CO,, James
ain st
ne, wid, dressmaker,
cher, Main st
AAREN, printers and
Examiner, Main st
, of McAdams & Me
On st
yorer, Oxford st
ister, Queen st
borer, Normanby s
iam, cabinetmaker,
Klayer, Fergus st
r, barber, Main st
jicitor, Main st
rpenter, Fergus st
borer, Market st
ilor, Hgremont st
, ch of England Me
reaver, Main st
, laborer, Fergus st
liner, Main st
orekeeper, Main st
lware, Main st
of McAdams & Me
yn st
lor, Main st
, Presbyterian, Fer
d, Fergus st :
orekeeper, Main st
saddler, Main st
penter, Fergus st
rson, M.D.
EGRAPH CO,, dis
nith, Main st
lamster, Ferg
man, Albert st
Main st
ecksmith, Queen st
ider, Elgin st
rovincl
\9
naker, Waterloos!
ekeeper, Main st
es, Normanby st
2, catholic, Pergusst
carpenter, Main s!
r student, Fergus s'
al land su
OnraRto. |
ee
Nevills, John clerk =
New Connexion methodist church, rev,
F, 8, Depew, pastor, Main st
(Dea Peter, laborer, Kgremont st
Ore Robert, shoemaker, Albert wt
Patterson James, storekeeper, Main st
Patton Mrs,, wid Adam, James st
Pearce captain James, Kgremont st
Pepler Philip, laborer, Queen st
Poole Eli, waggoumaker, Elgin st
Porter F, W., tailor, Elgin st
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE
James (. Wilkes agent, Main st
Yorrison John, blacksmith, Main st
Quinn Alexander, trader, Main st
Reddick Alexander, clerk, Main st
wid Robert, of Seott & Co., Main st
Reid James, builder, Normanby st
Reynolds John, carpenter, Main st
Riley Mrs. Margaret, wid, Egremont st
Roberts William, innkeeper, Main st
Robinson John, of J. & W. Robinson,
reeve, Main st
Robinson Mrs. Sarah, wid
Main st
Robinson J. & W., storekeepers, Main st
Robinson William, of J. & W. Robinson,
Main st
Rogers Elliot, laborer, Millplot
Rogers John, saddler, Main st
Ross John, grain merchant, Main st
Ryan James, of T. & J. Ryan, Main st
Ryan Michael, trader, Fergus st
Ryan Robert, blacksmith, Main st
Ryan Thomas, of T. & J. Ryan, Main st
Ryan T & J, blacksmiths and waggon-
makers, Main st
Scanlan Luke, laborer, Fergus st
Scott & Co,, storekeepers, Main st
Scott James, Main st
Scott Robert, of Scott & Co., Main st
Sheppard John, bailiff, Fergus st
Sherwood Eleazar, storekeeper, Main st
Simpson John, butcher, Main st
Smith Alfred, of W. & A, Smith, Bir-
mingham st
Smith George, clerk, Queen st
Smith Samuel, clerk, Wellington st
Smith Samuel, innkeeper, Main st
Smith Thomas G., postmaster, Main st
Smith W. & A., storekeepers, Main st
Smith Wm., of W. & R. Smith, Main st
Smith William S., carpenter, Main st
Souster John, laborer, Normanby st
Spence David, clerk, Normanhy ‘st
Andrew's Kirk, rey, J. Kidd, pastor,
Fergus st
CO,,
William,
StMary’s chureh, rev. R. R. Maurice, |
pastor, Market st
St Paul’s church, rev. W. J. MeKenzie,
rector, Market st
Stark Nicholas, John st
Stephenson Marmaduke,
Egremont st
Stephenson William, laborer, Fergus st
shoemaker,
mont st
STOVEL HENRY
publisher of The (
manby st
Mtovel Thomas, mason, Fergus st
Patton Edwin, teamster, Elgin st
ritton George, blacksmith, Main st
win Thomas, carriagemaker
inner George, carding mi 3
Nuner George, carding mill, Queen st
hab William, saddler, Main st
me Mrs. Mary, wid James, King st
Preeaon John, teamster, James st
abet Francis, laborer, Oxford st
horp William, farmer, Prince st
Tindall John, clerk
reall Thomas, photographer, Main st
lomas, bricklayer, Fergus st
IL., printer
2
Stevenson Frederick W,, farmer, Egre- |
Mevenson Horatio, farmer, Egremont st |
and |
Jonfederate, Nor- |
Main st |
DOMINION 541 DIRECTORY.
Urquhart John, blacksmith, King st
Vollett James, Main st
Walker George, farmer, Durham st
Walker John W., farmer, Sligo st
Walker Mrs, Rebecca, Main st
Wallace Samuel, farmer, Egremont st
Walters Williams, carpenter, Durham st
Ward Miles, laborer, Fergus st
Ward Patrick, laborer, Egremont st
Watson Alexander, plasterer, Fergus st
Watt James, storekeeper, Fergus st
Watt John, clerk, Fergus st
Watt Thomas, blacksmith, Main st
Welton Henry, axemaker, Miller st
Welton Manley, tinsmith, Main st
Wesleyan methodist chureh, rey.
phen Bond, pastor, Fergus st
Whitty John, laborer, Millplot
WILKES JAMES ©,, notary publie,
clerk Division court, insurance agent,
Main st, h Fergus st
Williams Isaae A,, clerk, Sligo st
Wilson George, Egremont st
Wilson Hugh, provincial land surveyor,
Main st
Wilson William, blacksmith, Elgin st
Winfield W. W., storekeeper, Main st
| Wood Edward ©., grocer, Main st
Woodland George, artist, Main st
Woods John, farmer, Durham st
Wright John, Main st
Wright Joseph, carpenter, Normanby st
Wyers William, brickmaker, Sligo st
Wylie captain William, Normanby st
Yarlett Henry, millwright, Miller st
Yeomans David, miller, Millplot
Yeoman H. P., M.D., Main st
Yeoman L, H., druggist, Main st
Ste-
MOUNT HEALY—A small village on
the western bank of the Grand River,
township ofOneida, county of Haldimand,
There is alarge plaster mill here, also saw,
flour and grist inills, Distant from Cayu-
ga, the county town, 4 miles, fare 25c.;
from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand ‘Trunk
20 miles, Maildaily Population about 100,
Jarber Daniel, miner
Bell Ronald, school teacher
Dean G,. G., teamster
| Dennis James, teamster
|
Dochstader William, innkeeper
Donaldson Andrew, of Wm, Donald-
son & Co
DONALDSON JOHN, grist mill, flour
and grain merchant
plaster mills
Elliot Samuel, miner
| Gibson William, laborer
| Head A. A., sawyer
| Kirkland James, farmer and distiller
O'Brian John, laborer
Richardson Thomas, carpenter
| keeper
Stratton Charles, boatman
Thompson Alex. W., J.P., postmaster,
reeve, farmer
Thompson William, carpenter
Warrick Alexander, miller
Young William, laborer
|*VEOUNT HHOPE—A village in the
township of Glandford, county of Went-
worth, Distant from Hamilton, the
county town and a station of the Great
Western railway, 7 miles, fare 50¢c.; from
Toronto 47 miles. Mail daily.
tion about 250.
Armstrong George, blacksmith
Armstrong William, blacksmith
Armstrong William, jun., blacksmit!.
*Also called Glandford Centre. The
post office is called Glandford.
railway, 7 miles, fare 50e. ; from Hamilton, |
Donaldson William & Co., lumber and |
Russell Wm., deputy postmaster, store- |
Popula-
Movu-Mou
Atkinson John, postmaster, grocer
Atkinson William, laborer
| Bethune Alexander, M.D,
Bethune Henry F., M.D,
| Bethune William, farmer
| Boggs D.H. & R,T., proprietors Ontaric
} house
| Brierley Henry, buteher
| Brierley William, butcher
Burns Matthew, laborer
| Calder William, farmer
Carroll Nicholas, proprietor New Do-
minion house
| Case Daniel G,, of J. 8S. & D. G. Case
CASE J. 8. & D. G., dry goods, gro«
ceries, hardware, boots, shoes, pro-
Visious, &e,
| Case Jacob S., of JLS, & D. G, Case
Cherry Samuel, proprietor Mount Hope
hotel
Clark George, farmer
| Dalton John, farmer
| Dawson Francis, pedlar
Dunn John, farmer
| Finch James, pedlar
Fink Walter W., farmer
Fraser George, farmer
Fraser Jacob, tfurmer
Fraser Mrs. Emily, wid Isaac
Gillan David, blacksmith
Goodman Christopher, laborer’
Gorey Robert, veterinary surgeon
| Gray John, farmer
Hart Jarvis, farmer
Hartnett John, tavernkeeper
| Henderson Robert, blacksmith
| Hibbard Bela, carpenter
Hibbard Richard, carpenter
Hibbard William, carpenter
Jérome John, farmer
Jérdme Samuel, farmer
Jéréme William, farmer
Johnson Frederick, laborer
| Kelly James, farmer
Kelly Edward, farmer
Leeming Robert, farmer
Leeming Ralph, farmer
| Le Barre Hiram, farmer
McAlister Elisha
McClement John, shoemaker
Mason Joseph, farmer
Mount Hope hotel, Samuel Cherry, pro-
prietor
Mulholland William, farmer
| Neil John, waggonmaker
| New Dominion house, Nicholas Carroll,
proprietor
Ontario house, D. H. & R. T. Boggs,
proprietors
| Parker Robert, farmer
| Potts Charles D., general storekeeper,
| farmer
| Rattenbury James, waggonmaker
Rattenbury William, waggonmaker
teid Henry, farmer
Sanders William, laborer
| Shafer Abraham, farmer
| Shater David, farmer
| Shafer Jacob, butcher
| Shafer Philip, farmer
| Shafer William, carpenter
| Shaw James, farmer
| Shaw Gilbert, farmer
Shaw John, farmer
Sims Walter, school teacher
| Smith William L., M.D.
Taylor William, laborer
Terryberry Jacob, saw mill
| Waters Charles, laborer
Welton Michael, blacksmith
Wilcox Samuel, waggonmaker
Woodman Charles, laborer
Young Israel, teamster
| Young William, farmer
Mov-Movu
MOUNT HOREB-—A village in the
township of Ops, county of Victoria.
Distant from Lindsay, a station of the
Midland railway, 9 miles, from Port Hope
32 miles, from Peterboro 82 miles, Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 120,
Anderson George, farmer
Beamish John
Dell John, firmer
Gibbons Thomas, farmer
Henwood Charles, farmer
Lake George, farmer
Lees Thomas, blacksmith
Lees William, farmer
Lindsay James, bricklayer
Magahay Samuel, farmer
Pollard William H., farmer
Reynolds John, farmer
Reynolds Joseph, farmer
Reynolds Robert, farmer
REYNOLDS WILULAM, postmas!
farmer
Reynolds William, jun., farmer
Skuce James, farmer
Skuce Richard, farmer
Skuce William, farmer
Southam Joseph, farmer
Southam Richard, farmer
Speer John, farmer
Quinn Wiiliam, farmer
MOUNT BEWRSL—A village in the
township of Albion, county of Peel. Dis-
tant from Bolton, astation of the Toronto, |
Grey and Bruce railway, 4} iniles, from
Toronto 30 miles. Mail tri-weekly, Popu-
lation about 130.
Clark Charles, tarmer
Colly Jobn, J.P., farmer
Downey Henry, tarmer
Downey Miss Charlotte, dressmaker
Duke Edward, farmer
Hannah John, farmer
Harper Henry, J.P., farmer
Jones George, blacksmith
Kellington William, farmer
McCabe Alexander, J.P., farmer
McGuiness Joseph, farmer
Monkman Duke, J.P.
Monkman James, farmer
Noble Andrew, farmer
Noble Christopher, farmer
Noble William, farmer
Roadhouse Eli, blacksmith
Robinson Mrs., bandbox maker
Suggitt Thomas, waggonmaker
Wallace John, J.P?., postmaster, store- |
keeper
* MOUNT PLEASANT—A village in|
Brantford, county of
the township of
Prant. Distant from Brantford, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare
25e. Mail daily. Pupulation about 400.
Adair David, tavernkeeper
American hotel, Hiram Secord, proprie- |
tor
Andrew rev. Alfred, Wesleyan
Bifield Francis
Bigger James, farmer
Bingham George, shoemaker
Bingham John, gardener
Brawnd James, laborer
Briggs Alexander, gardener
Bryce George, blacksmith
Bryce John, blacksmith
Campbell Thomas, farmer
Canada hotel, John Sayer, proprietor
Carlysle John, gardener
Carson John, gardener
Cook Alexander Hardy, M.D.
Cook Abraham, barrister
Cook Charles, M.D.
Cook Robert, M.D.
Cox James, laborer
* The post office is called Mohawk.
DOMINION 542
Decator Abraham, laborer
Dempster Robert, farmer
Devlin John, farmer
Eadie James, farmer
| Kadie John, farmer
Eadie Robert, storekeeper
Eadie William, postmaster,
storekeeper
| Kadie William, sen., laborer
| Ellis Henry, laborer
Ellis John R., J.P., cabinetmaker
Klis Wallace, farmer
Fear Samuel W., waggonmaker
Forest William, farmer
| Guest Richard, butcher
| Harris William, carpenter
| Heaton Jonas
| Jarvis Thomas, farmer
Jones William, merchant
Lane Matthew, laborer
Liscomb Jolin, laborer
| Little John, agent
Lowes John, laborer
McClennan Archibald, musician
| McDade Robert, waggonmaker
McDonald Alexander, blacksmith
McEwen Archibald, J.P., farmer
McEwen Peter, farmer
McFarlane John, shoemaker
| Marquis Duncan, M.D.
Morrison James, laborer
Murray Robert
Murray Walter, farmer
Mussen Thomas
; Oxley John, farmer
| Parent Mrs. Charlotte, wid David
Patton John, farmer
Philips Pephrus, farmer
Potter George, flour mill
| Racey Thomas, farmer
| Rae William, farmer
| Ryan Nathaniel, laborer
| Ryan William, laborer
; Sayer Adam, farmer
| Sayer John, proprietor Canada hotel
| Sayles Thomas, farmer
| Secord Hiram, proprietor American ho- | ,
| Stothers John, laborer
tel
Simeon Matthew, laborer
| Simmons George, harnessmaker
Smith James, farmer
| Stewart John, laborer
Stowe William, waggonmaker
Sturges John
Suddaby Samuel, blacksmith
Tennant Richard, shoemaker
Tounsend Alvah, waggonmaker
Thompson John, farmer
Thompson Joseph, harncssmaker
Whitlem Charles, laborer
| Wilkinson William, school teacher
MOUNT PLMUASANT—A village
the township of Cavan, county of Dur-
ham. Distant from Millbrook, a station
of the Midland railw
from Port Hope,
J’opulation about 209,
miles, Mail daily,
Ball George, laborer
Best A., postmaster
Best Abraham, moulder
Jest David, ontmeal miller
| Best Isaiah, founder
Best John, farmer
Best T. & T. H., four mills
Best Thomas, J.P., of T. & T. If, Best
| Best Thomas, jun., flour, oat and say
mills
Best Thomas Henry, of T. & 1
| Blan i Joseph, farmer
Coleman rev., Wesleyan
Courtney Edward, tanner
Klson George, farmer
Ennacott John
Hrratt Jacob, shoemaker
H. Best
DIhECTORY.
general |
in |
y, 8 miles, fare 85e,; |
[Provinor
————_—_—______|
Ewing rev. John, Canada presbyter
| Garnet John, farmer ire
Goodman John, woollen factory
Handley Watson R., machinist’
Hendley Mrs. Isabella, wid William
Jamison George, J.P., farmer j
Jamison Samuel
King Alexander, mason
Lowes Joseph, farmer
| Lumsden Thomas, shoemaker
| McLean Allan, shoemaker
| McLean James, J.P., storekeeper, oom.
missioner, issuer of marriage license
| McLean Mrs. Martha, widJohn
| McSkimming David, innkeeper
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Jas. Mor
issuer
| Patterson Samuel J, carpenter
Patterson Thomas, machinist
Porter Robert, laborer
| Powers James, blacksmith
| Rusk James, constable
Saddler John, blacksmith
Sanderson Joseph, teacher
| Shields Joseph, saw mill
| Smith James, blacksmith
| Stacles John, laborer
| Thompson William, laborer
Webster Abraham, farmer
Webster R., tanner
| Wilson Alexander, carpenter
ueAD,
| * MOUNT PLEASANT—Ay
| the township of West Guillimbury, count
Simcoe, Distant from Bradford, a st4
tion of the Northern railway, 13
from Toronto 40 miles, “Popn
about 69,
Belfry Prince, farmer
| Beswetherick William, ecabinetmaker
surns Mrs.. wid Christie
| Hammell Robert, blacksmith
Lawrence Alexander, farmer
) MeWilliam William, pumpmaker
Reid James, weaver
| Robinson Gilbert, farmer
Spellett Stanley, school teacher
YMOUNT ST LOURS—A small place in
the township of Medonte, county of si
coe, Distant from Barrie, a station ¢
Northern railway, 20 miles, Mail daily
Vopulation about 100.
; Barr Frank, shingle maker
Blie Dunean, farmer
} Canner Patrick J., shoemaker
| Coulson James, tavernkeeper
| Dunn James, provision dealer
| Hnnis Frank, limeburner
Fit. gerald James, farmer
|; Fr verald Yohn, storekeeper
itygerald Michael, farmer
gerald Patrick, farmer
zgibbons John, shoemaker
zvatriek Michael, mason
agan Patrick. blacksmi
Frawley Patric irme!
| Gore Frederick che!
Hussey John P., postu
McNamara Lawren
Viason Miss Ma ret
Melvan Thomas, dait
| Shannahan John, black
| MOUNT ST PATRICK-
| place in the township Broug
! and Adamston, county of Renfrew
| tantfrom Sond Point, the termin
| Brockville and Ottawa railway,
Mail weekly.
Brady Mrs. Bridget, }
| Gorman James, storekeeper by
McCormack rey. John, R, catholic
im
* The post office is at Bradford
[PRovinor 0
coer nae ae
ev. John, Canada presbyterian
John, farmer .
n John, woollen factory
- Watson R., machinist’
Mrs. Isabella, wid William
George, J.P., farmer
Samuel
exander, mason
oseph, farmer
n Thomas, shoemaker
Allan, shoemaker
James, J.P., storekeeper, com jig
ner, issuer of marriage licens,
Mrs. Martha, wid John
ming David, innkeeper
AGE LICENSES, Jas. MeLean,
yn Samuel J., carpenter
n Thomas, machinist
tobert, laborer
James, blacksmith
ames, constable
‘John, blacksmith
ion Joseph, teacher
Joseph, saw mill
ames, blacksmith
John, laborer
son William, laborer
r Abraham, farmer
r R., tanner
Alexander, carpenter
NW PLEASANT—Ayil
vuship of West Guillimbury
e. Distant from Bradtord, a
f the Northern railway, 1}
Toronto 40 miles. — Popy
69.
Prince, farmer
herick William, cabinetmaker
Irs.. wid Christie
Il Robert, blacksmith
ce Alexander, farmer
iam William, pumpmaker
mes, weaver
bn Gilbert, firmer
Stanley, school teacher
Is John, laborer
T ST LOU RS—A small place in
viship of Medonte, county of
istant from Barrie, a station of t
ern railway, 20 miles, Mail daily
ation about 100.
ank, shingle maker
mcan, farmes
Patrick J., shoemaker
1 James, tavernkeeper
ames, provision dealer
rank, limeburner
uld James, farmer
ud John, storekeeper
ud Michael, farmer
ud Patrick, farmer
ons Jolin, shoemaker
riek Michael, mason
in Patriek, blacksmi
, Patricl irmel
Federick Ut vener
John P., postu
ira Lawrent
liss Marwaret
Thomas, dait
1an Jolin, black
‘s st PATRICK
in the townships POUg
Namston, county of
hm Sand Point, the term!
ronfrew. Di
sol tt
ile and Ottawa railway, 26 mk
eekly.
rs. Bridget, post
James, storekeeper
hack rev. John, R, cathole
he post office is at Bradford
OvraRto.]
+ MOUNT SALEM—A small village in
the township of Malahide, countyof Elgin.
Distant from St Thomas, a station of the
London and Port Stanley railway, 18
miles, fare 75e.
tion about 60.
Baughman Samuel, farmer
Downs James, broom maker
Kllesworth William, laborer
Foster O., farmer
(erhart Christian, tailor
(jrass J. C., farmer
Hilliker George,
blacksmith
lunt Thomas. farmer
storekeeper and
Stephen B., M.D,
Emanuel, proprietor Salem
n hotel, Emanuel Rockey, proprie-
Shackleton William, farmer
les Mrs, Julia Anne, wid George
h William H., sewing machine
Vaite William
eVeLr
At pe [
n. conveyancer
W., postmaster,
|
\ store-
MOUNTSBERG—A_ small vill in
ihetownship of Kast Plamboro, county of
Wentworth. Distant from Waterdown,
astation of the Great Western railway
ll miles, from Hamilton 17 miles. Mail
tieweekly, Population about 75.
a)
Cameron Archibald, farmer
veron Donald, farmer
Campbell Archibald, farmer
Campbell James, farmer
Crocker J. C,, storekeeper
Dav
I
wson Francis, blacksmith
lawson Solomon, farmer
Wings Aaron, farmer
John, farmer
Ralph, farmer
ren Edmund, farmer
yolnson William, farmer
Kerr John, farmer
McCormick James, shoemaker
leNiven John C., farm
is, farmet
wrmer
urmer
ner
farmer
James N,, postmaster
ison
armer
farmei
son & Larkin, shingle inakers
rove Jolin W., farmer
. farmer
farni
hom me
Ht
arnt
UN tNON \small village in
I ford, county of
ittord tation
I railway, 7 miles, far
ul daily, Poy ti about 800.
\ Cha M.D.
M 8 William grocer
aKer
er
is
n, tailor
{ Yr
ord John, contractor
Maurice, carpenter
Pormerly called Hamburg.
_
Mail tri-weekly. Popula- |
DOMINION 548
| Elliott John, laborer
Gemby James, cooper
| Hoskins Richard, mason
| Johnson Henry, hotelkeeper
Lane Thomas, carpenter
McIntosh James, tailor
McKay James, cooper
McKenzie Richard, hotelkeeper
MeWilliams Aaron B.
McWilliams Alexander
McWilliams James, farmer
Manee David, blacksmith
| Manee Alpheus, blacksmith
| Miles Frederick, farmer
Miles William, farmer
Muir William, farmer
Munson Luman, carder
Perrin Andrew, farmer
| Perrin David, farmer
Perrin Thomas, jun.
Perrin Thom:
DIREOTORY.
Mov—Mur
st and carding
s, four, @1
mill
Perrin William, postmaster and store-
keeper
Pristler Thomas, farmer
Read James, laborer
| Read Joseph, miller
Townsend Henry G., councillor
Waters George, farmer
Whitman Joseph, cooper
MOUNT WEBSTER—A small place
i
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| 1
|
|
1 |
rreaves James, farmer
McGregor John, farmer
sven Thomas, farmer
,ortsmouth Peter, farmer
*yice Richard, farmer
tobinson John, farmer
tohinson Joseph, farmer
| Robinson Robert, farmer
|'Tupper rey. Reuben E., Wesleyan,
| governor Indian institute
| Whiting James W., farmer
| Whiting Richard E., postmaster, farmer
|\
Vhiting William B., farmer
WU NSTER—A small village in the town-
ship of Goulbourn, county of Carleton.
Distant from Carleton Place, a station of
the Canada Central and Brockville and
Ottawa railways, 10 miles, from Ottawa
25 miles. Mail daily. Populatior Sout 50,
| Edwards John, storekeeper
|}
I
I
Torrans Robert, blac!
‘etherson —, shoemaker
lill Robert, farmer
tiley Thomas, blacksmith
ith
Tubman Thomas, postmaster, farmer
| x
in the township of Lansdowne, county of |
Leeds, Distant from Brockville,the county
town und a_estation of the
| Webster Robert, postmaster
MWULGRAWVE—A small village in the
Grand
Trunk railway, 23 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
township of Bertie, county of Welland.
the
the
Distant from Ridgeway, a station ¢
Buililo and Goderich branch ot
Grand Trunk Railway, 5 miles, f
land, the county town, 12 miles
weckly. Population about 100,
| Benner Philip, blacksmith, farmer
Carver Henry, blacksmith
Fretz Peter, farmer
| Johnston Joseph, J.P., tow:
rer, farmer
Kennedy James, jun,, farn
Kennedy Ths, farmer, ster y mill
Learn Peter, j reeve, farmet
Learn Pet en, J.P., postmaster
issuer of mar re licenses
MARRIAGE LICENSES, P Learn
sen, issuer
f
fiLrm
d ad. farm
Zavitz Elmon, farmer
, itz tiny
el !
iy. farn
MUNCH W—A village on the Mucey
road, township of Caradoc, county of
Middlesex Distant from London 18
miles, from Strathroy 15 miles, from
Mount Bryd i station of the Great
Weosi rail y. 7 miles Mail weekly.
Population about J
\kins Thomas, fi
ritt Jam 1
Bateman Ge e, fan
Blacker John, farme
Brodie John, farmer
Broome Thomas, farme
Carey John W., farmer
Chase rev. Henry P., ch of England
( obbens J mn, farmer
‘obbens William, farmer
Costolo John, farmer
Costolo Patrick, farmer
Cox Richard, farmer
Faulds Thomas, farmer
m Wel-
Mail tri-
I
|
|
(
(
MAU RERAW—A small village on the
Isthmus between the head of the Bay of
Quinté and Wellers Bay, Lake Ontario
partly in the township of Murray, county
of Northumberland, partly in the town-
ship of Ameliasburg, county of Prince
Edward, During the American war of
ISi2, the British troops were transported
from the bay to the lake at this portage.
Distant from Brighton, a station of
the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare
Hc. ; from Picton 27 miles, from Cobourg
niles, from Kingston 70 miles. Mail
y. Population about 200,
jxuker rev. Ei. If. Massey, ch of England
ir James L.., postmaster, commis-
loner Queen's Bench, storekeeper
enter Robert, fisherman
hichannan Thomas, farmer
juchannan William, farmer
hase W. farmei
‘orrig illiam
avi wiles
Peter, li
i John laborer
Reuben, blicksmit]
icis,
drick James,
Pie
r1
, farmer
irpenter
that
grocer
‘ick John, farmer
feurmer
ry, school teacher
on Job,
hb Miss M
Newman Robert, Luborer
vorter: Thomas, tavernkeeper
:
ro
1
Rvan TH iborer
R Wn \ un, laborer
Slicars George, tavernkeeper
Sheriff Charles, marblecutter
Sheriff Robert, farmer
Stewart Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
storekeeper
Vincent Austin, shingle maker
Wolfred Charles, farmer
Wrage
Yearm /
Young Reuben,
MEU REVALE-
(
(
(
(
(
{
| ¢
e Thomas Bb.
Thomas, farmer
tanner and coroner
Asmall village in the tow n-
ship of Portland, county of Frontena
Distant from Kingston 12 miles, fare SUe,
Mail daily. Population about 40,
farmer
‘ark Thomas, hotelkeeper
‘oe Charles, gardener
‘ole Henry, farmer
‘oles William, laborer
‘ruzier Thomus, farmer
Javy Michael, postmaster, storekeeper
Javis Isaac, farmer
ark James,
* Originally called ‘ Carrying Place,’ or
iwa-si-uag in theIndian tongue,
Mus-Nap DOMINION 644 DIRECTORY. [PRovrxce op fg ONTARIO.
es
Ferguson David, farmer arter Edward, farmer
C | NAN TICOKE—A village on tho Por
Ferguson George, farmer Doran Charles, blacksmith
J
]
Waverley, township of Wi lpol
alpole
of Haldimand. Distant front ( ‘aledonig
a station of the Buffalo and Godo F ‘
branch of the Grand Trunk rallies ye Aishton Clark,
miles, fare $1.25; from Cayuga, the county Alexander Will
town, 13 miles, from Hainilton 35 Tiles house
from Port Dover 8 miles, Mail dai] Allan James, p
Population about 200,
ALLISON AM!
and ticket ag
ern Transpor'
Allison David,
Allison W. H. I
Andrews David
Abraham Isaiah
Agricultural e:
Gawley Richard, laborer familton Robert, farmer ston and Nap
Griffith Robert, farmer larris James,
Guess Fergus, farmer keeper
Hamilton Alexander, mason Howe William, farmer
Hamilton John, farmer | Howe Simon, farmer
Heck John, farmer | Parks Elias, farmer
Heck Paul, farmer Latchford Joseph, farmer
Hicks Benjamin, farmer | Reed Ketcheson, J.P., farmer
Horning Jacob, farmer
Irwin David, farmer
Irwin William, farmer
postmaster and tavern-
Acker James, trader
Banfield James, wage mmiaicer
Banfield John, shoem: ker, tanner
BOURNE CHARLES
clerk division court,
Sullivan Dennis, farmer
Waterhouse Richard, storekeeper
postmasie
ler of marr)
Lake William, ‘carpenter
Lake William, firmer
Lee Israel, carpenter
Lee Egerton, farmer
Lee Charles, J.P., farmer
McCarthy Charles, farmer
McKin Hiram, saddler
Murton George, farmer
Murton James, councillor
Murton John, farmer
Murton John, farmer
Peters Hugh, farmer
Peters Stephen, farmer
Purdy Micajah, farmer
Rogers Joseph C., shoemaker
Redden Christopher, laborer
Redden Nelson, farmer
Ryder John, farmer
Shibly Charles, farmer
Shibly John, farmer
Shibly Schuyler, farmer
Smith Willi: um, farmer
Stafford Z., farmer
Stafford William, blacksmith
Taggart William, carpenter
Taggart John, farmer
Taggart Hugh, farmer
Thurlow John, laborer
Vanleuvin Cornelius, farmer
Vanleuvin Anson, farmer
Vanleuvin Miles, farmer
Vanleuvin Thomas, farmer
Walker Israel, laborer
*MWUSKOKA FALLS—As! a
in the township of Draper, north ridiug
of Victoria. The principal business of
the place is lumbering. Distant from
Barrie, a station of the Northern railway,
60 miles, from Toronto 120 miles Mail
daily in winter, tri-weekly in summer,
Population about 50.
Cameron William, hotelkeeper
Chapman Richard, farmer
Clifford Henry A., postmaster, store-
keeper
Hartley Henry, blacksmith
Irvine Arthur, farmer
McBride James, farmer
Mawhinney Patrick, farmer
Stuart Roderick, farmer
Wright rev. Walter, Presbyterian and
local superintendent of schools
MUSSELBU RG— A village in the town-
ship of Mornington, county of Perth. Dis-
tant from Strattord, astation of the Grand
Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 55e.; from |
Popu- |
Guelph 58 miles,
lation about 86.
Burgman William, shoemaker
Damer Henry, waggonmaker
Helm George, blacksmith
Shearer George, postmaster, dealer
Yank Frank, shoemaker
| WWREMALE—A small place 1 mile
irom the river Moira,township of Tyendi-
naga, county of Hastings, Distant from
Shannonville, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 10 miles. Mail weekly
Population about 40,
Boyd James, storekeeper
* Also called Muskokaville, The post office
js called Muskoka,
+ Also known as Howe's Corners
Mail tri-weekly.
WW RTL —A small village in the town-
ship of Whitby, county of Ontario, Dis-
tant from Whitby, the county town and
a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10
miles, fare 60c. ; from Toronto 40 miles,
Mail daily, Population about 50.
Briggs David, farmer
| Common school, D. L. Williams, teacher
Derby George, farmer
Hoitt Stephen, farmer
) Hubbell Lester, farmer
} Hurlbert Reuben, shoemaker
Pike Francis L., postmaster, carriage-
maker
Sanderson rev. Robert, Episcopal Metho-
dist
Scurrah F. W., blacksmith
Wells Gardiner, farmer
| Williams D. L., school teacher
NABRN—A village at the terminus of
the Lobo and Williams gravel road, town-
ship of East Williams, county of Mid-
dlesex, Distant from London 22 miles,
fare 75e.; from Ailsa Craig, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 5c.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 200,
e
| Bailey John, weaver
Bell Archibald, postmas
| Bethune Donald, storekeeper
| Brown Allen, weaver
* Carmichael Allen, innkeeper
Davidson Roderick, blacksm
Dimond John, storekeeper
Fortune George, farmer
tlorous, millwright
\lexander, farmer
raser David, farme:
saser Hugh, blacksmith
Gile hrist Hugh, storekeeper
Gilchrist John, innkeeper
Gordon Peter, farmer
Halbert William, farmer
Levi John, deputy eeve,
| Levi Mrs. Sarah, wid Alphonse
McArthur James, J.P., farmer
McEwen Peter, farmer
| McIntosh Mrs. Janet, wid Donal
McIntyre John, tailor
MeKeith Peter, shoemaker
McKenzie Donald, shoemaker
Mckenzie Hugh, far
MeRaelt Mrs., wid
Munroe Donald
Neil Gilli rarmer
PARSONS JOHN, mil
carding mill and sa \]
Ross Donald, f
SANDS RICH
and surgeon
Singular George, sewi
! Stewart Alexandes
| Stewart Angus, !
Stewart Colin, J.P, farmer
Stewart James, shoemaker
Stewart Mrs. Jessie, wid Archibald
Stewart John, farmer
Stewart Miss Jane
| Stewart Mrs. Ann, wid John
Sutherland, Alexander, farmer
Waters John, J.P., reeve, farmer
| Wyllie David, township clerk
farmer
IOND, M.D., 4
lisenses,
commissioner in BR.
| Wakeland '
Vy
eral store
Bradley N., shoemaker
Bowman Jacob
Boington John, laborer
Carroll John, tailor
Cochrane Robert, mill owner
Bradley N., shoemaker
aid Thomas, laborer
Evans Mrs. Ellen, wid Charles
vans Robert, farmer
Fissette T.
Greig John, weaver
Harris William, shoemaker
Harrison William H.$., innk
Hooper Henry, storekeeper
Howey James, farmer
| Husband & Moore, storek« en
Husband Joseph, school teach
Jackson Jolin, farm
Jackson Wilson, farmer
Jones Charles, innkeeper
Livingston Hugh, waggonn
l colonel Nathaniel, fan
Low Nathaniel E., survey:
Mead Henry, butcher
Mencke John W., JI.
Miller Francis, laborer
Miller rev. J., Episcopal met
Moore James, farmer
Mutart James, laborer
Niagara District Insurance C
Bourne, agent
Sunn Wenjamin, blacksmith
O'Br Michael, labor
Pr Isai
| Saunders Sa
| Sellers Elias
Smith Willi
Lic,
farmet
farmel
Thomas
Western Insurance Co, C
arent
Winn John, farmer
Wood David, mill owner
NA PANEER —An incorporate
the ver of the sat
of Richmond and Fi
counties of I
is the county s
and public oftiees a
thie oa tine bu
rps Phis plac
hibited marked res
able quantity of umber
ported ice down thi
whicel s throug zt h
Bay of Quinté, and:
and other agi
freighted by rail
tion. ‘The villa
»s for mal
banks of the river:
ber of mills and faetories
legraph Co,, and Dominion Teleg
luveofiices here, A station of d
Trunk railway is within the
corporation "Distant fre in
miles, from Toronto 185 miles, t
real 198 miles. Mail daily.
about 8500.
Abraham John, farn
Adams Jame
, carpent
Anderson Owet
Appleby Miss
Bridge st
Appleby Wn.,
Aylsworth J.,
Avlsworth Pe t
Babeock Addis:
Babcock Alexa
Babcock Jesse,
Babeock Reube
Baker George, 1
Baker irs. C are
Baker Nelson, ¥
Bartels Frank,
of a a J
Barts ‘ls James
tels Wellin,
hartley Robert,
Bedford John |
st, h East st
Beeman Truer
Jundas st
Begly John, ch
Bell Mrs. Louiss
ell Mrs Peter,
Bell rev Joli
ridge st
Bell Timothy, 1
Hell William, 1
Jenn Dunean, |
Jennett Win, L
Benson John,
age st
Bi id William, s
Blair Jas, tailo
BLAKELY JA
vendor of pat
blewett George
Blewett James
lewett John
forart Gill
bell house, D
Bogart rev J, J
pal Napanee
jongard Geo F
Boone Daniel, |
hotting MeKen;
jotting Mrs, H
Botting Thoma
Bowen Daniel,
Bowen Edwarc
ven Luke, o
bowers Joshua
bowey Thomas
Bowey Willi
joree J
UFC Robert,
Hoyd James, 1a
B vle Henry, 0
dag st °
y wle& Wrig
sRobt,ot’\
NON
ol Amos S
Jame
srown R; lph :
Browns: onS. ¢
Brutoy iC
PROVINCE op
——$——__
ie On the rivor
Walpole, county
from Caledonig,
lo and Goderie),
runk railway, 2
ayuga, the county
ainilton 85 miles
Mail dai]
‘iles,
NIN Aicel
er, tanner
K., postmas
sSuer of Marriage
er in BR
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owner
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OQnTARIO. |
——— ee 220€0”@———5—5$O OTT
Abraham Isaiah, agent, Centre st
Agricultural exibition building, King-
ston and Napanee road
Aishton Clark, gaoler, Thomas st
Alexander William, clerk, bds Campbell |
house 3
Allan James, police captain, John st
ALLISON AMOS HL, telegraph agent |
and ticket agent G.W.R. and North-
ern Transportation Co., Dundas st
Allison David, teamster, Dundas st
Allison W. H. R., of Gibson & Allison |
Andrews David, lumberer, Dundas st
Anderson Owen, Robert st
Ap leby Miss Hetty,
Bridge st
Appleby Wm., teacher, Selleville road
Aylsworth J., grocer, Dundas st
Aylsworth Peter, clerk, Dundas st
Rabeock Addison, constable, Mill st
Babcock Alexander, laborer, Mill st
Babeock Jesse, blacksmith, Mill st
Habeock Reuben, laborer, Mill st
saker George, laborer, East st
\irs, Caroline, wid Jacob, John st
Nelson, mill sawyer, Robert st
s Frank, clerk Merchants Bank
‘anada, John st
Bartels James F., clerk, Dundas st
Kartels Wellington, butcher, Centre st
Hartley Robert, mariner, Frederick st
bedford John H. W., L.D.8., Dundas
st, hh East st
Beeman Trueman,
Dundas st
Begly John, chairmaker, Centre st
Hell Mrs. Louisa, wid William, Robert st
bell Mrs Peter, Dundas st, h Isabella st
Bell rev John, Episcopal methodist,
bridge st
Bell Timothy, mason, Centre st
Kell William, butcher, Market st
Keun Dunean, blacksmith, Dundas st
Heunett Wim. L., eabinetmaker, West st
Benson John, collector of customs,
Brid
Bird William, sexton, East st
“of
J.P., music
store,
at
charwoman, |
DOMINION 545 DIRECTORY.
Burgess James, confectioner, Dundas st
Burrows Mrs, Florinda A., wid Edwin
Ansley, Graham st
Calder Mark, teamster, Mill st
Campbell Fred. W., barrister, Bridge st
; Campbell house, A. McNeil, proprietor,
Dundas st cor Centre st
Jampbell Mrs. Amelia, wid Alexander,
Robert st
CANADA CASKET, weekly, annual
subscription $1; Henry & Brother,
printers and publishers, Dundas st
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,, T. F.
O'Connell, agent, John st
CARMAN THOMAS 38.,_ proprietor
Weekly Express,John st cor Thomas st
Carnall Matthew, watchmaker, Dundas
st
Casey Thomas, Dundas st
| Cassidy John, grocer, Dundas s
| Caswright R. J., proprietor Napanee
mills
Challis William, laborer, Dundas st
Chamberlin Thomas. M.D., Centre st
Chamberlin Wm. R., barrister, Centre st
| Chatterson James, butcher, Mill st
Chatterson John, butcher, Dundas st
Chatson Frank,cabinetmaker, Adelphi st
Chown Edwin, hardware, Dundas st
Chown Robert, hardware, Dundas st
| CITIZENS INSURANCE CO. OF CA-
NADA, 8S. Gibson, agent, John st
Clapp Jonas C., cabinetmaker, John st
Clapp Reuben B., laborer, Robert st
Clark Leonard, blacksmith, Dundas st
Clark Samuel, laborer, Belleville road
Clayton John W., laborer, Thomas st
Clements Sidney T., L.D.S., Dundas st
Cliff George, carpenter, Centre st
Coates John, saddler,Dundas st,h Mill st
Clow Holmes, carpenter, Bridge st
| Conger Beriat, mason, Robert st
| Conger Harris, mason, Dundas st
Blair Jas., tailor, Dundas st, h Bridge st |
HLAKELY JAMES, manufacturer and
vendor of patent medicines, Market sq
Blewett George, baker, Market sq
Blewett James eer, Dundas st
Klewett John Dundas st
Nogart Gil postmaster, bds Camp-
bell house, Dundas st, cor Centre st
Bogart rev J. J., ch of England, princi-
pal Napanee academy
jongard Geo F., restaurant, Dundas st
Boone Daniel, laborer, Graham st
hotting McKenzie, hairdresser, Dundas st
ng Mrs. H., wid Thomas, Water st
Hotting Thomas, blacksmith, Centre st
Bowen Daniel, laborer
Bowen Edward, Srocey
“i
Dundas st
i rrocer, Belleville road
owers Joshua, clerk, Centre st
howey Thomas, hotel] j
Bowey W
} J
eeper Joun st
n n st
icksmith, John st
Oy Robert, waggonmaker, Robert st
hoyd James, laborer, Thomas st
Boyle He nry, of Boyle & Wright, Dur
das st
Hoyle & Wy hardware, Dundas st
Robt,of Webster & Boyes, Robert st
ionla, suoemaker, Dundas st
Amos S., M.D., Bast st
J Dundas
own Ralph, brickmaker, Mill st
Brownson & Ct
Bruton (}
wmaker, Dundas st
clothier, Bridge st
clotbier, Dundas st
iH faney goods, Dun
Cornell Mrs. James, Bridge st
Court house and gaol, Thomas st
Crawford Brodie, brickmaker, Frederick
st
Crysdale George, joiner, Bridge st
Crysdale John, carpenter, Robert st
Culhane James, proprietor Lennox ho- |
tel, Dundas st
Custom house, John Benson, collector,
Bridge st
Dafoe Mrs. Jane, wid Calet
house, Thomas st
Daily Reuben, painter, bds Ler
tel, Dundas st
Davis Alexander C
das st, h Mill st
Davis James,
boarding
xX ho-
, general store, Dun-
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Tailor,
Centre st
Davy & Lees, barristers, East st
Davy Mrs. Sarah, wid G, I, Dundas st
Davy Benjamin C., of Davy & Lees
Graham st
Davy John, West
Derby Miss Ann, dressmaker, Dund t
Demorest Francis, Dundas st
eroche Il mel M..law student,John st
Detlor Get f clerk, Mill st
Det Geo il., clerk, B
D Sa el im merchant,
De WY or i sts
Dunia
Detlor \ Detl & Se
P
1) \ count } {
{ Vi
Dey Dan = f Dun i y, Dundas
Diamo ndrew N., 1 Mill st, 1
John st
Diumond laborer, Mill
vt Ax } .
DieKkens WAWiL, Lake!
id grocer, Dun
das st
72
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NAPANEE.
Dominion Telegraph Co., Dundas st
Doney Washington, shoemaker, Robert
st
Doxsee John, soda water manufacturer,
Bridge st
DOUGLASS HENRY, general store,
Dundas st
Downey Arthur, of R. & A. Downey,
bds Yate’s hotel
Downey George, of R. Downey & Bro-
ther, Dundas st
Downey John, bookkeeper, Dundas st
Downey R. & A., grain merchants and
forwarders, foot of Centre st
Downey R., & Brother, general store,
Dundas st
| Dewney Robert, of R. Downey & Bro-
ther, John st
Doyle Thomas, clerk, Dundas st
Dryden William, freight checker G.T.R.,
John st
Dunbar John, wheelwright, East st
Duncan & Dey, tanners, Water st
Duncan Henry, of Duncan & Day,
Mill st
Duncan Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Charles,
Water st
Dunham John, tavern keeper, Market sq
Dunning A. b., merchant, Dundas st
| Dunning Henry, West st
Dwyer John, of Dwyer & Renie, Mill st
Dwyer & Rennie, foundry, Mill st
Kakins Thomas, post office clerk, bds at
Campbell house, Dundas st
Easton Robt, insurance agent, Bridge st
Edgar 7 vid, millwright, Water st
| Edgar Philip, Mill st
Edwards Joseph, sectionman
Thomas st
Ellingham Richard, cabinetmaker, Dun-
das st
Ellis Jno. Dorland, carpenter, Adelphi st
Embury Philip, Thomas st
Emmerson James, farmer
Empey Aaron J., blacksmith, Mill st
G.TR.,
Episcopal methodist church, rev. John
D. Bell, minister, Bridge st
| Esson Robert, John st
ixley Walter, butcher,
h Bridge st
Feddis Matthew, hotelkeeper, cor Bridge
and Adelphi st
Ferguson Brothers,hardware, Dundas st
Ferguson James F., of Ferguson bro-
thers, Dundas st
Ferguson Mrs, Janet, wid Wallace,
Market sq,
Water st
Ferguson William B., of Ferguson
Brothers, Dundas st
ish Levi, liuborer, Robert st
isher Jos., brewer, Water st, h Bridge st
leming Thomas, teleysaph operator
G.T.R., Graham st
Flynn John, sailor, Mill st
FLYNN THOMAS, auctioneer, commis
mn, insurance and estate agent
ney broker, &c., Jolinst, h Robert st
vote Mrs. Catherine, wid Benj., Mill st
orward George B., grocer, John
orward H. 'T., Dundas st
rward M. W Dundas
ox Anthony Robert st
ralick David W,, blacksmith, Dundas
st, h Thomas st
Fralick Edwin M
rocer
ore!
F
J
F
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I
, grocer, Dunda
(lent t
Fralick William 8 nat
Fraser Allan, elert hin st
Fraser And ew, trader, Thomas st
Fraser Mrs. Davis, Bridge st
Fraser Thomas S., t for, Jon st
Fredrum Henry, la , Frederick at
Fretz Jacob, Dundas st
Frigael! Robert, shoemaker, Robert at
NAPANEE. DOMINION 546 DIRECTORY. [PRovinoe op
_—_———,
Fry J., earriagemaker, Centre st Hosey James, carpenter, Bridge st MeMullen William, general — stop Perry Henry
Fuller John W.,, tinsmith, Robert st Hosey John, carpenter, John st | Dundas st t fi James,
Funnell William, tailor, Graham st ‘| Hosey William, finisher, John si | McNeil Archibald, proprietor Campbell ee John, 0
Garrison Garret, carpenter, Mill st Howe Mrs. Margaret, storekeeper, Dun-} house, Dundas st ‘eu Peter §
Geddes H. L., agent Hartford Insurance das st MeNeil Miss Annie, groce ries, Dundas Hp, TOR R.& a
Co., John st Howell David, cabimetmaker, Dundas st) McPherson John, bla acks smith, Dundas at t sit Gans at
Gee John, tailor, Centre st Huff Darius, machinist, Bridge st McRae Coxall 8., & Co., grocers, Duy Perry Robt.,
Gibbard John, & Son, cabinetmakers, | Huff Eliakam, brickmaker, Union st ) dasst : . in Willian art
Dundas st, factory Mill si Huff George, painter, Mill st McRae ©., of C. McRae & Co, Perry Willian
Gibbard Jolin, of John Gibbard & Son, | Huff Mrs. Delilahpwid Wilson, Waterst ) McRossie Robert, telegraph operator fiiPhclan John,
Centre st | Huff Mrs. J., wid Joseph, Water st G.T.R., Dundas st Plamley Jami
Gibbard Thomas, of John Gibbard & | Huff Mrs. W., milliner, Dundas st | Macnamara Michael J., attorney Centre rest office, DI
Son, Cenire st Huff Samuel, carpenter, Frederick st st ; ine tna ter.
GIBSON & ALLISON, © barristers, | Huff Wesley, laborer, frederick st Madden James W,, of G. M. Woods & at
attorneys atlaw solicitors in chancery | Huffman James C , mayor,druggist, Dun- Co.,, Mill st Breavg Wil
and notaries public, John st | das st, h Mast st Madden 8S. 8., tanner, Water st, h Mill Proshyterian
Gibson Stephen, of Gibson & Allisan, | Hughes Thomas, surveyor, Dundas st Madigan M., store, ast st Bete fa
agent Citizens’ Insurance Co. of | Hulett John ©., photographer, Dundasst) Mair George L., machinist,
Canada, Bridge st | Hunt Patrick, laborer, Centre st Mair Mrs. Elizabeth, wid ss X.,
Gould Andrew, trader, West st | Hutchinson Jas., briexlayer, Frederick | Mallory Edwin, West st
yormley Michael, carpenter, Dundas st! — st Meagher Thomas, moulder
Graham John, carriagemaker, Centre st | Inwood Geor 0, brickmal r, Centre st) MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STA-j James Charles, clerk Division court.) Ajexander Smith, manager, Jolin
TION, T. F. O'Connell, agent | Nast st ; we Miller Charles R., cattle dea
Grange A. A. W., of Grange & Bro- Janes Samuel, waggonmaker, Union st! Miller David. cooper, Union st
thers, Centre st _ | darvey Richard, turner, Thomas st Miller Peter, cooper, Union st
Gr uge & Brothers, druggists and ex- Jeffrey George, butel r, John st Miller William, storekeeper, Dundas si
shange brokers, Dundas st | Johnson Joha, laborer, ‘1 homias st | oh East st cor Thomas st
Grange George 8., of Grange & Brot- Johnson Robert, grocer, Centre st cor) Mills George, harnessmaker. Centre st
hers, Richmond st | _ Thomas st Mills William, laborer, Mill s
Grange James, M.D., Centre st ; Joy & Lanxon, waggonmakers, Dundas | Molloy Thomas, dry eoods, D indas st
trange John T., of Grange & Brothers, |} _ *t bds at Campbell house
se ee Pan | Joy Wilder, of Joy & Lanxon, Bridge st | MONTREAL. TELEGRAPH CO. A,
Grange Thomas, of Grange & Brothers, Kelly Mrs., wid James, Centre st I, Allison, agent, Dundas st
Richmond st Kelly Richard, cary ent r, Thomas st Mooney William,blacksmith, Di mdas st
Grange William, clerk, John st | Kelly Samuel, laborer, Dundas st Moore G. F.,) marblecutter, Dundas ickinbush
Grass Lewis, blacksmith, Dundas st | Kennedy James, carpenter, Mil st st, h Robert st “Dundas st
Green Edwin M., of J. C. Green & Son, | Nimmerly Tra, trader, Dundas st Morden A. 1, of Williams & Mex §ifwlston
Dundas st ; | Knight Chs., tanner, Water st, h West st den. John st :
Green J. C., & Son, cahinetmakers, | Knight Overton C.. M.D. Bridge st Morden Joseph W,, hee st
Dundas st, factory, Mill st | Lanxon Henry, of Joy & Lanxon, Bridge Morey Joseph, lk thor lelphi st
Green John C., of J.C. Green & Son, st . Morey Joseph, teamster, Hate ist
Dundas st wae Allan, cary enter, Water st | Morgan Thomas G., printer, East st
Greer William, carpenter, Frederick st | Lear J.. printer, Dundas st > Morrison John, laborer
Gungolus Charles, Jolin si s€C8 vr K., of Davy & Lees, tds at) Moss Miss Mary, haundres:
Haig Robert, grocer, Dundas st j} Campbell house Moss James, shoemaker, Dundas st
Hall William, laborer, Mill st poe ae James Culhane, proprie- | Mower John, laborer, Grahain st
Ham Titus, machinist, Adelphi st } tor, Dundas st aN MOTs its Mary Ann, wid TI
Ham William, mason, John ti | LEONARD REV. JOLIN I*., pastor St Dundas st
Hamilton Gerard, carriagemaker, Mill st | Mary s church, Thomas et Aico Ww ‘liam, teller Merchants ban!
Hamilton Mrs. Blizabeth, wid J., Water | Leslie Mrs, Sarah, wid James, caretaker) West st
st
Hanson William, clerk, Danda
Hartford Insurance Co., UL. L.
vee academy, Bridge st Murdiff A“G., clerk, bds at Yates hot
vst | Lewis M Alex, Water st Napanee academy, rev. D. D. 3
Geddes, | Light Rehert, A., principal; George SI
carpenter, Dundas st
agent, John st Lloyd Richard N., contractor, Adelphi st assistant Grammar selhool teacher: C.
Hawley Albert, harnessmaker, Dundas | Lomas Douglass, carpe nter, Water st i I, Russell, princip “ Commo sch
st g James, moulder, idee st Napanee mills, R. J. Caswright, proprie-
Haveock Lofius C., eroeer, Dundas st rey Mrs. John, Adelphi s . tor, West st BICMALASON. 2
Hayes John, sailor, Belleville road | Lourie Hamilton, eabin ietmaker ', Bridge | Nelson Miss Maria, private — scho Richardson F
Hayes Samuel, Water st | st ae ; | Rohert st » eee
Hayes William, millman, Thomas st | Lowry John, blacksmith, Water st Nulty David, printer, Dundas st Kehardson Ja
He ndet SON J hn, hool eller, Di ndas st | oe Pe ent ay es ee O'CONNELL THOMAS Fu stadon agent hast st
HENRY ALEXANDER, of Henry & | Sele We ola anes wide tobt., Mil st | G-TR., and agent Canadian Express Richardson Jo!
Brother, Robert st | Loomis Mrs, Martha, wid Geo., Nast s (: Flicat Richardson
hase ae | Lucas Daniel S., laborer, Mill roth ae = RRixford Anse
HENRY & BROTHER, booksellers, | UUces Daniel S,, laborer, Mill st O'Heir George, laborer, Thomas st on
; ; eerie Lusher Martin, oe off Robert st 1: isa No taint mhertson Rob
proprictors and printers of the C ans ae vi) y her Willian 5 é Oliver John, mason, Waier st 7 ie
Casket and the Standard, Dundas st | M@cpherson William, laborer, Centre st | Otiver John, plasterer, Belleville read eon Tho
Henry Robert, printer, Thomas st | Me Afee Miss 8 arah, milliner, Dundas St) ('Lovehlin Myles John, agent for Jol 1 Ne hee
HENRY THOMAS S,, of Henry & Bro- MeAfee William, carpe nter, Mrederick st Henderson, bds atCampbell horse 1 Fray
ther, Dundas st : MeCabe Milburn, carpenter, Thomas st : We: iW
Henwood Daniel, blacksmith, John st, | WeCabe W Hey pe mas st \
hh Mill st MeCay Asnhel F., fini i , Adelphi st
Herring George, machinist, Bridge st VeCliver Donald, eai pe nter, T st e)
Herrin ‘in, founder, Mill st. bh Robert | MeCoy Robert, bailil, Brid:
st MeC lor oh James, tailor. Pridy » at Da
Higley Daniel, millwrieht. Water st | MeDon ald Robt, billiard row m, Dunda ' 4 Davi
Hogan Daniel, tailor, Bride ] McGillivray Mrs. Nancy, wid William. nh
Hollister Peter, harnessmaker, Mill st Thomas st a
Hooper Edm., county treasurer, Bridge st | MeGowen Loughlin, painter, Centre st as ’
flooper Edmund, of Hooper & Son,| MeGrath Thomns, shoemaker, Mill st biti h Will liam, Bridge tin Ross J
Bridge st | MeGuin John B., clerk County court, | Patterson C hristopher, laborer, \ ahr D rt CSW
Toover & Son, dry goods, Dundas st Robert st Pe ndle Abraham, laberer. Dunda 7 mas |
Horan Mrs. Eliza, Thomas st | McHenry Donald C.. setiool teacher, | Perey. ntre st ‘Peike
Hosey Alexander, clothier, Hast st | Centre st Perry Chavles B., bailiff, J dge st
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general stor.
oprietor Campbell
‘oceries, Dundas
cksmith, Dundas s
Co,, grocers, Dun
ae & Co.
clegraph operate
J., attorney Centr
f G.M. Woods &
, Water st, h Millst
‘hinist, Bridge
wid Alex, C
t st
nulder
Vik OF
maha ull
tle dealer, Rober
* Union st
Union st
‘keeper, Dundas st
nas st
ent
CANADA
maker, Centre st
er, Mill si
eo0ds, Dundas st
Williams & Mer
John st
, Graha
Ann,
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ONTARIO. |
Perry Henry W.. clerk, Bridge st
Perr James, woollen factory, Bridge st
Perry John, of R. & J. Perry, Thomas st
Perry Peter S., carpenter, Water st
Perry R. & J, druggists and booksellers,
Dundas st ;
Perry Robt., of R. & J. Perry, W ater st
Perry William C., blacksmith, Water st
Perry William, laborer, Mill st
Phe Jan John, grocer, Dundas st
Plumley James, clerk, Mill st
Post office, Dundas st, G Iber
postmaster
Powell Jas. W., phot
reve William A., idge st
Presbyterian church, rev. John Scott,
minister, Bridge st
y Ira, mason, Belleville road
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top Rp
ter, doi
Dingle Geor
rincle Jol
ugle Ji
Centr
ring lle r, Centre sts
Pringle Solomon W., carpenter, Centre
LR &T. D.. grocers, Dundas st
Prayn John Roof JAR. & T. D. Prauyn,
Priyn Matthew W., deputy sheriff, |?
Oliver T., sheriff} resides at
Priyn Thomas D., of J. Ro & T. D.
Pravn, cor Cer and Thomas sts_
Wuaex hG H., storekeeper,
Dar
nh
D
ndas
rea) at
MW. MLL
hi 1H. B., & Son, lumber mer-
Wa
Reeve & Re solicitors in chan-
] | ser, crown
clerk of tlic peace,
R iarshal P, Roblin,regis-
R. Rennie & Co.,
en, of R. Rennie & Co.,
rp, Dandas st |
TON DAVID IL, barrister, Dun- |
st, |
hn, of Dwyer & Rennie, Mill st | Sol
DOMINION
Russell C,
| Robert st
| Ruttan Allan, M.D., John st
Sager Solomon, butcher, Centre st
| Sampson Thomas, laborer, Robert st
} Sanderson Murdoch C., carpenter, Tho-
mus st
/ Scharmeron Asa, Bridge st
Schriver George, engineer, Adelphi st
Schryver David, laborer, Dundas st
Schriver John, boot and shoe
Fletcher, school teacher
t,| Bridge st
Schryver Mrs, Ann, storekeeper, Dundas
st
| Scott Mrs. Peter, Robert st
Scott Ths., attorney at law, Dundas st
seott rev. John, Canada presbyterian,
Bri t
Scott rev. William, Wesleyan, Bridge
Selden Franklin, lumberer, Bridge ;
George 8., tailor, Dundas
h Cenire st
} Shannon Dennis, tailor, Bridge st
Sharp Robert, tailor, Centre st
Sheppard John, elerk, bds at Campbell
Sexsmith
| house, Dundas st, cor Centre st
Sheriff Charles N.marblecutter, Cen-
tre st, bds at Campbell house
'; Dundas st
aman, Dundas
Mill st
Fo imachinist, Dundas st
‘., patent right, bds
st
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. laborer G.T.R., Centre st
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Sinith George
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| Sinith Geor; gardener, Dundas st
}Sinith James, painter, Centre st
H 1 Joun 2B. carder, Dundas st
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tthias, carpenter, Frederick st
nith & Scott, carpenter shop, Mill st
ith Thomas, Jaborer, Diandas st
illiam enter, Centre st
¢ Solomon, cacpenter, Centre st
| Jolin Soby, proprietor,
B., car
House,
& Co, dry goods, Dundas st} Dundas st
of RL Rennie & Co.,|Soby John, proprietor Soby house,
Dundas st
Nehardson Araos, carpenter, Centre st} Sommerville Thomas, mason, E st
Kehardson Fredeviek, painter and | y Samuel, of Spangenberg
i th Bridge st , bdsat Campbell house, Dun-
Jar nalman GTR, | * Centre st
t | Spang ry & Smith, watchmakers,
( r, Dundas st Diandas st :
4 rer, Robert s ST MARYS CHURCH, rev. John F
4 |} Leonard, \
Rsber St Mi M ne’s chureh, rev. J. J°
araham | Bogart, minister, Thomas st
r ( cer, John st Stafiord David, mason, Thomas st
f 1 Wa. cabinetmaker, Rebert StI STANDARD (THE), weekly, at ul
: XN WILLIAM & official | ihseviption 31,50; Henry & 2h i
t, convevane } oprieto ih | inters, Dundas st
( LQ bench. Dun St ns Charl aul
j st ison Mrs, Marys
wid, bands Frederick st) | Dundas st
Vavid A Kineston road Stevenson William If., general store
trar, John | Dundas st, h Bridge st
M 1. pedlar, Dundas st r ni 1 r, Centre st
Waeeonmaker, Dundas er, Thom: t
1 ith, Kast st
nS Thomas Keith, M.D
pee WU and flour mill. Gler bds a
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547 DIRECTORY.
maker, |
school teacher, Mill st |
pastor, West st, cor Thomas ; Worthington William
4
Town hall and market, Edward Bowen,
clerk, Market sq
Tredway Benjamin, weaver, West st
Tremble Thomas, teacher, Bridge st
Trousdale Mrs. Charlotte, wid Dr, James
Diudas st
Van Tassel W. H.,
Dundas st
Vanalstine John, farmer, West st
|} Vanalstine John J., sawyer, West st
Vanalstine Nelson, switchman G.T.R.,
| Graham st
Vanalstine Nicholas, tanner
| Vanalstyne James, Water st
| Vanalstyne Jolin, laborer, Frederick st
| . bs :
| Vanderwaters Jas., laborer, Graham st
Varty Miss Jane, dressmaker, Dundas st
Waddell David A., saddier, Dundas st
Wager John, carpenter, John st
| Wales Miss Anna, dressmaker, Dundas
st
st
sewing machines,
Walker James, storekeeper, Dundas’st
Waller Thomas, tinsmith, Dindas st
Walrouth Jolin, miller, Mil st
Walsh Miss J. ‘T., teacher R. catholic
sparate school, Robert st
Warner §,, grain warehouse, resides a
| Wilton
Wasson Alexander, laborer, Richard st
Watson Thomas, laborer, Frederick st
| Webster & Boyes, carriagemakers, Mill
st
Webster John,
Adelphi st
Webster Robert, painter, Mill st
| WE RKLY EXPRESS, annual subserip-
S150; T. S. Carman, editor,
r, East st
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| it
| proprictor and printe
‘\ John, teamster, West st
Vesleyan chu rev. William Scott,
| minister, Bridge st
} Whelan Thom:
White Thoma
laborer, Frederick st
rocer, Dundas st
Wigends Mare, eabinetmaker, Dundas st
| Wilkinson judge William H., County
; court, Bridge st
| WILLIAMS & MO
| &c., Dundas st
| Williams Walter %.,
Morden, Thomas st
| Wilson & Brother, boots
RI
JEN, barristers,
of Williams &
and
ilson John, of Wilson Brother,
Jundas st
son R,S., Mill st
ilson Samuel b., boots
dundas st, h Centre st
ilson Thomas, shoemaker, R
son Timothy C., mil
“ison Uriah, of Wi
Yundas st
| Wily Walter, travelling audit
| John st
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NAPANEE
shoes,
Brother,
"GL:
, shoemaker, Dun-
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WRIGHT IL N., & CO., saw mill, Mill
Vright M Anne, wid Paul, West
Wright Rueben, lumber merchant, Yor!
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W ht Reuben G., of Boyle & Wrig]
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Wright Will d {
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NAPANEE MILLS—A small village
on the Napanee river, township of Camden
East, county of Lennox and Addington,
Distant from Napanee, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Brulett Alexander, sawyer
Bruton James A., sawyer
Cameron James, laborer
Carr John, filer
Cook Joseph H., veterinary surgeon |
Dunlop James, farmer |
Foster John, farmer
Grainger Artemas, farmer
Fox Michael C., culler
Grant John, bookkeeper
Harrington Andrew, teamster
Harrington Reuben, farrier
Jolley Wm. & Jas., butchers
King Wilson, laborer
Lasher G. & W. A., trader
Lasher George, of G. & W. A. Lasher
Lasher Joseph, farmer
Lasher Turpin G., farmer |
Lasher William A., of G. & W. A. Lasher }
McAvoy Patrick, farmer
McGuire James, teamster
McDonald D., foreman for H. M. Wright |
& Co.
McLaurin John, agent
Madden Robert, J.P., farmer |
Miller Garrett, farmer |
Miller Peter, J.P., farmer
Mott O. W., bookkeeper
O'Neil John, shoemaker
Porter William H., foreman |
Rathbun H. B. & Son, lumber merchants |
Rook George, farmer
Rook Robert, farmer
Selden Frank, clerk
Stafford rev. Sidney, Wesleyan
Stafford Solomon, farmer
Tompkins John, laborer |
Wales Robert, blacksmith
WRIGHT H. M., & CO., lumber and
water lime manufacturers and general |
store
|
| SUTHERLAND
HUTTON JOHN, general store
Jackson Thomas, carpenter
Knapton Charles, shoemaker
Leitch Duncan D., shoemaker
Leitch Duncan L., storekeeper
Lightfoot Thomas, farmer
Lindsay William B., M.D.
McKinnon Alexander, innkeeper
McLean Mrs. Janet, wid Hector
Mackey Andrew, carpenter
Mackey Thomas, brickmaker
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alexander
Arthurs, issuer
| Moyle captain Richard, farmer
Moyle captain Thomas, J.P., farmer
Munro Archibald, deputy reeve
ORANGE JOHN, saw mill, lumber
Nixon Alexander, M.D.
Roach Reuben, innkeeper
tundle William, farmer
| Shaver Stephen, millwright
Smith Barnard, bricklayer
Smith William, waggonmaker
Sutherland David, miller
JAMES GORDON,
J.P., grist and saw mill, woollen
factory
Temple John W., laborer
Temple Samuel, farmer
TESKEY REV. EBENEZER, Wesleyan
Thomas Elijah James, engineer
| Toohill A., farmer
Walker Dougald, farmer
Walker Miss Anna, milliner
Wiles John, laborer
*NASSAGA WEYA—A small village
in the township of Nassagaweya, county of
Halton. Distant from Rockwood, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles,
from Hamilton 25 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 150.
Adamson Jonathan, farmer
| Barber Robert, farmer
Barberrie Lambert, farmer
Cargill Henry, lumber merchant
Coxe Samuel, lumber merchant
Wright Hiram M., of H. M. Wright & | Cusick Christopher, mason and mer-
Co, postmaster
NA PIER-—A village on the river Syden-
ham, township of Metcalfe, county of
Middlesex. Distant from London 36
miles, from Sarnia 43 miles, from Strath-
roy 12 miles, from Kerwood, a station of
the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare
25c. Mail daily. Population about 250.
ARTHURS ALEXANDER, issuer of
marriage licenses, land, insurance and
general agent, conveyancer, account-
ant, &c., commussioner in Queen’s
chant
| Easterbrook Elias, postmaster
| Easterbrook George, farmer
| Hasterbrooke John, merchant
| Fletcher Jeremiah, farmer
| Glass Thomas, saddler and innkeeper
Hutcheson John S., farmer
Hutcheson Robert, farmer
Hutcheson William, farmer
Irving Robert, butcher
Kean Benjamin H., farmer
Kean John, farmer
Bench | Kean Josiah, blacksmith
Arthurs colonel John, J.P., postmaster |
BEER CAPT. CHRISTOPHER, J.P., |
commander in H. M. Royal navy
Beer captain Jacob ©., farmer
Lister Samuel R., merchant
Little rev. James, Presbyterian
Lyons Michael, innkeeper
McGlashen Archibald, farmer
McPhederan Alexander, farmer
Bicknell B., weaver
Bowlby John, farmer
Brenell John, pumpmaker
Brown William, shoemaker
Bowlby John, farm
Cameron James, ’., farmer
Campbell Miss Christina, school teacher |
Case Ira, bla: ith
Chapman Nathan, bricklayer
Clark Adam, cabinetmaker
Cooke George, cabinetmaker |
Dunitep Haaniltom, J.P. ‘armer
Goldrick Edwar township clerk, |
farmer |
Harris Frederi farmer
Harris George, farmer
Harrison Thompson, fermer
Hodder Albert, farme
Hughes John, farmer
Hungerford Becher, farmer
McPhederan Duncan, farmer
Meade Robert, merchant
Monaghan James, farmer
Morrish Nicholas, farmer
ymour rey, James, New Connexion
methodist
Payer William, tailor
Simpson John, farmer
Slingie Henry, cabinetmaker
Wine Theophilus D., M.D.
NAPWAN
of Sumberland, county of Russell, Dis-
tant trom Ottawa 15 miles, from Montreal
118 miles. Mail bi-weekly Population
about 50,
Hamilton James, assessor
Jackson Launeelot, collector
Nesser H, D orekeeper
*Also called Brookville.
DOMINION 548 DIRECTORY.
—_
-A small village in the township |
Dowling James, farmer
(NTARIO. |
——
[PRovINoE op
Doyle James,
Doyle Maurice
Doyle Thomas
Duignan Thor
Elder Robert,
Fauner Georg’
Fauner Willial
ischer Conri
Fitzgerald Jol
Fone Matthew
Halpenny Jac
Hanrahan Pat
Hogger
igan Dent
Nichola
O'Meara John, joiner
O'Meara Michael, postmaster, farmer
Rathwell Samuel, J. P., councillor
*NELLESTOWN—A village in the
township of Rainham, county of Haldi.
mand, Distant from Balmoral 1 mik
from Cayuga, the county town, 5 miles
from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Tronk
railway, 12 miles. Population about §).
Anguish Jacob, innkeeper
Anguish John, farmer
CORLIS JOSIAH, M.D., C.M,
Daley Nathaniel, carpenter
Grunwell George, laborer
Jack Robert, farmer
Lamb William, jun., storekeeper
Starnaman David, shoemaker oy
Stroham Gordon D., farmer HeDonald Ale
Rutherford John, farmer eDonald Any
Rutherford Walter, farm: McDonald Jol
Rutherford William, farm la He
ilo Vita)
NELSON—A village in the township off : Millan Dug
Nelson, county of Halton. Distant from EDhan -
Wellington Square, a station of the Grea McPhee Male ;
Western railway, 4 miles, fare 2c; fromm McPhee Neil,
Toronto 35 miles, Mail daily, Populs Hagee James,
tion about 100. Jooney Thom
Atkinson Stephen, farmer Morrison Jam
Bastedo David, farmer Mallen Dennis
Cartwri; .t Frederick, blacksmith Murphy James
Corner ‘thomas, teacher Nelson Williaa
Daniels William, laborer Nichol Thoma
Dart William, laborer Ze Nolan Francis
Karly John, tavernkeeper O'Farrell And
Ellis Daniel, shoemaker O'Sullivan Co
Furness William, shoemaker llivan Tit
Gordon John, farmer Roustlan Tho
Hayden Thomas, farmer Ryan Martin,
Hollinger John, saddle Sinnott Micha
Hull Albert, laborer Snith John, f
Ireland John F., farmer Stephenson T
Ireland John, farmer Fate John, fa
Ireland Jonathan, laborer
Ireland Robert, farmer
Ireland Thomas, farmer
McCulloch. Peter, farmer
McCulloch Peter, laborer
McKerlie Alexander, farmer
McLaren James, M.D.
Miller Robert, township clerk, sag
clerk Division court
Mitchell Richard, farmer
Richardson William, M.D., merchant
Shanks Robert, teacher
Shannon Joseph, laborer
Shepherd William, laborer
Smith Joseph, blacksmith
Smith McGowan, waggonmaker
Springer Adam, farmer
Springer David R., farmer
Springer David W., postmaster
Stinson Abraham, farmer
Watts Thomas, tavernkeeper, saddler Demniek toh
NENAGH A post office station in the Ferris Josh
township of Normanby, county of Grey; dealer
Distant from Fergus, a station of the Green Renhe
Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 3 Griff ease
miles, fare by stage $2; from Toroutd mifiths Wils
97 miles, from Hamilton 81 miles, from Teron John, s
Owen Sound 86 miles. Mail tri-weekly House Joseph
Population about 300. Hk
Taylor John,
VETHERB
cormers of the
Humberstone
the county o
Welland, the ¢
the Welland r
Colborne, on I
weekly, Pop
Beam Martin,
Bembeek Phil
Bowers Josep]
owers Micha:
Srnthenvidge
Burns Martin,
3oge David, farmer
Brennan John, farmer i Havel
Burk Thomas, farmer vi ha _ Co
Cassidy Francis, farmer myo
Cannovan James, farmer Sad aul
Clerk William, farmer d ri gah,
Cody Patrick, farmer ; hil 16coh,
OCornell Charles, farmer
Curren Edward, farmer
Demmerling Louis, farmer
Donoghue Thomas, farmer
Snider Jaco
y John,
Yencker Lot
Young Adam
*The post office is at Balmoral.
[Province op
LL
or
»stmaster, farmer
|. P., councillor
i—A village in the
am, county of Haldi.
9m Balmoral 1 mile,
county town, 6 miles,
station of the Buffalo
ch of the Grand Trunk
Population about
ikeeper
ner
M.D., C.M.
irpenter
laborer
r
., Storekeeper
shoemaker
., farmer
armer
, farme
n, farn
re in the township o
Distant from}
», a station of the Great}
4 miles, fare 20¢; from
Mail daily, Popula
Halton,
farmer
mer
ick, blacksmith
acher
aborer
rer
ikeeper
maker
shoemake
ner
arn
vddl l
Y
armel
ner
laborer
‘mer
armer
farmer
laborer
ler, farmer
LD.
ywhship clerk, sng
yurt
farmer
m, M.D., merchant
acher
aborer
, laborer
cksmith
waggonmaker
rmer
, farmer
te postmaster
farmer
rernkeeper, saddler
st office station in thé
ianby, county of Grey
ryus, a station of the
and Bruce railway, 37
uge $2; from Torout
imilton 81 miles, from
ies. Mail tri-weekly
3v0.
r
mer
ner
umer
farmer
mer
mer
urmer
rmer
, farmer
+, farmer
rmer
lat Balme
val.
(yTARrO. |
——
Doyle James, farmer
Doyle Maurice, farmer
Doyle Thomas, farmer
Duignan Thomas, postmaster
Rider Robert, sen., farmer
Pauner George, farmer
fauner William, farmer
fischer Conrad, farmer
Fitzgerald John, farmer
Fone Matthew, farmer
Halpenny Jacob, farmer
Hanrahan Patrick, farmer
Hoggermaster Frederick, farmer
Horigan Dennis, farmer
Joice Nicholas, farmer
Joicee Thomas, farmer
y Robert, farmer
Kinna Michael, farmer
WeDonald Alexander, farmer
WeDonald Angus, farmer
WeDonald John, farmer
WeGrath John, farmer
WeMahon Edward, farmer
WeMillan Dugald, farmer
ePhee Maleolm, farmer
WePhee Neil, farmer
Magee James, farmer
Jooney Thomas, farmer
Vorrison James, farmer
lullen Dennis, farmer
Murphy James, farmer
Nelson William, farmer
hol Thomas, farmer
in Francis, farmer
(Farrell Andrew, farmer
(Sullivan Cornelius, farmer
(Sullivan Timothy, farmer
Noustlan Thomas, farmer
in Martin, farmer
Sinnott Michael, farmer
1 John, farmer
nson Thomas, farmer
Fate John, farmer
Taylor John, farmer
\:
\
VETHERBY—A smoll village on the |
comers of the four townships of Crowland, |
Humberstone, Bertie and Willoughby, in
the county of Welland,
weekly, Population about 100,
Beam Martin, farmer
lembeek Philip Z., shoemaker
rs Joseph, innkeeper
rs Michael, farmer, carpenter
e Michael, farmer
burns Martin, constable, farmer
E futcher Jacob, farmer
Carker Jacob, farmer
Carker Philip, farmer
Vurrent Nelson, J.P., farmer
dealer :
Drinmer John, farmer
Ferris Joshua, J.P, farmer,
dealer
Green Reuben, J.P., farmer
Griffiths Wilson, school teacher
Heron John, shoemaker
er
n Jacob, farmer
‘n Cornelins, farmer
Jonas, farmer
t Andrew, steam saw mill
¢ John, shoemaker
Nol Jacob, farmer
Schihl Joseph, fariier
Snider Jacob, farmer
ley John, irmet
Ker Louis, bla
n
Young Adam
Joseph, postmaster, farmer
2eWis, deputy postmaster, store- |
iaker, blac!
Distant from
Welland, thecounty town and a stationof
the Welland railway, 8! miles, from Port |
Colborne, on Lake Evie, lOmiles, Mail tri- |
cattle |
cattle
mith
DOMINION
| Dunneman
| Meister Geor
| Ne r Fran
NEUSTADT—A thriving village on a
branch of the Saugeen River, township of
Normanby, south riding of the county of
Grey. The inhabitants are chiefly Ger-
mans, Several saw and grist mills, woollen
factories, a brewery, and other works are
in operation here. Distant from Walker-
ton 11 milos, from Durham 16 miles, from
Owen Sound, the county town, 40 miles,
from Goderich, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway, 40 miles, from Elora, a station of |
the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway
42 miles, fare $2.25, “Maildaily, Popula-
tion about 600,
| Abel Harman, dyer
| Aberley John, laborer
| Allen George,
Alteman Henry, printer
Anderson J. A. R., school teacher
Ashley John, foreman
sarlet Henry, mason
Bittorf George, laborer
Sonsach Charles, tailor
! Bosler August, of Winkler & Bosler
Bowman William L., insurance agent
| Brehm August, laborer
| COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Dopfer, |
proprietor
| Denner Adam, blacksmith
DER
W-ECHTER AM SAUGEEN,
weekly, annual subscription $2; Lang
& Heise, proprietors and printers
|} DOPFER JOTN, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
Drummer Jacob, tinsmith
| Duffy Frank, moulder
Dunneman & Heinbecker, carding mill
Henry, of
Heinbecker
Kuiler Adam, innkeeper
Fiddler Peter, carpenter
| Fischer Andrew, of Fischer & Hoff
| Fischer & Hoff, cabinetmakers
| Fleischman Christian, carpenter
Foster Martin, brickmaker
Frantz John, cabinetmaker
Gougal Frederick W., tinsmith
Harbach Peter, laborer
HAUCK HENRY
| Hehnel Godtrid, limeburner
Heinbecker Dunneman
Heinbecker
Heinzman John G., painter
Heise Charles, of Wahn & Heise
IIenry, of
| HEISH CHRISTIAN, of Lang & Heise
Helberg Henry, shoemaker
| Hene M., innkeeper
| Hendry William, flax mill
Herringer Sebastian, butcher
Hesser Phillip, waggonmaker
| HEUTHER HENRY, brewer and hotel- |
keeper
Hoff Henry, of Fischer & Hoff
KALBELEISCH GEORGE, dry goods,
groceries, hardware, &c¢.
Keiser Bernhardt, blacksinith
| Knapp Charles, laborer
Knittle George, carpenter
Koerber John, laborer
| LANG & HEISE, proprietors and prin-
ters of Der Wiechter am Saugeen
LANG VICTOR, of Lang & Heise
Lensing Andrew, waggonmaker
| Limbert Casper, mason
| Loas John,
saw mill
Loas Lonis, waggonmaker
Mcfidward Alexander S., deputy post |
master, storekeeper
Markle Jacob, blacksmith
@ cooper
Merklinger Godfrid, saddle:
Messinger Jacob
blacksmith
nier George, M.D.
‘wcker Leo, innkeepet
549 DIRECTORY.
Dunneman & |
Nen-NEw
Noll Julius, bookseller
Orf Casper, laborer
Orf John, laborer
Paff Adam, shoemaker
PUSCHINSKY FREDERICK, dealer
in dry goods, groceries, hardware,
boots and shoes, furniture, &c,
Puschinsky William, locksmith
Ratz Henry, clerk
Reid James MeM., carder
Reikkop George, blacksmith
Rogers G. L., constable
Schaefer William, printer
Schurman George J., tailor
Schwartz Henry, printer
| Seeber Ernest, teacher
Seibert David, builder
Shearsmith Carl, cooper
Shone Charles, weaver
Thoms rev Baptist
Wagner John, mason
Wahn & Heise, foundry
Wahn Valentine, of Wahn & Heise
Weinert John, tanner
Widmayer 8. T., shoemaker
Wiggand A. A., tailor
Winkler & Bosler, woollen factory
Winkler David, of Winkler & Bosler,
postmaster
Winkler George, pumpmaker
| Winkler J. C., shoemaker
| Wolf Adam, waggonmaker
| Zeigler George, laborer
NEVES—A small place in the township of
Oro, county of Simcoe, Distant from
Barrie, a station of the Northern railway,
18 miles, fare 31; from Toronto 82 miles,
Mail daily in winter, tri-weekly in sum-
mer, Population about 200,
Beaton Niel, farmer
Bell Lachlan, farmer
| Ben Nevis house, Angus McMillan, pro-
prietor
| Black Heetor, farmer
| Crawford George, farmer
| Fergusson Donald, teacher
Ferguson rey. James, Presbyterian
Fletcher Alexander, farmer
Forrester Thomas, carpenter
} Galbraith Donald, farmer
Galbraith John, hotelkeeper
Gillespie Duncan, farmer
Gillespie Malcolm, farmer
Greenshields James, postmaster, farmer
Jermy & Clark, proprietors saw mill
Jermy Samuel, farmer
| Lawrence —, M.D.
Lee Thomas, carpenter
| MefhKay Donald, farmer
MeKay Findlay, farmer
| McMillan Angus, proprietor Ben Nevis
house
MeMillan Lachlan, teacher
MeWhinnie & Son, weavers
Mitchell William, storekeeper
Morrison Angus, farmer
Rouse William, farmer
Shaw George, farmer
Shaw Peter, farmer
| Smith William, farmer
NEW ABERDEEN —A small village
| inthe township and county of Waterloo
Distant from Doon, astation of the Grand
Trunk railway, 2) miles, from Berlin, the
county town, 5 miles, from Preston 6
| miles,from Galt 9 miles, from Toronto 66
miles, Mail daily. Population about 60,
| Davidson George, saw mills, resides in
Berlin
| Grant John, farmer
| Israel George, farmer
| Key William, postmaster,
maker
Kieser M
waggon-
Sophia, wid Frederick
Nrw-New
Linton John, farmer
Linton William, farmer
McDougall James, dyer and weaver
Scott Thomas, farmer
Thompson James, farmer
Thompson Joseph, shoemaker
Watson William, miller
Wildfang Amos, farmer
Wylde Henry, grocer
NEWARK—A village in the townshi
ot North Norwich, county of Oxford.
Distant from Woodstock, the county
town and a station of the Great Western
railway, 12 miles, fare 5c. ; from Ingersoll
12 miles, trom London 80 miles, Mail
daily, Population about 100.
Abraham Thos., reeve, farmer, cheese
factor
Austin William, farmer
Bailey James, farmer
Cohoe Ambrose, farmer
Hagle Samuel, school teacher
Henderson Henry, postmaster, store-
keeper
Henderson Joseph, pedlar
Hilliker Enoch, farmer
Hill William, blacksmith
Kingswell Jacob, farmer
Kipp Henry, farmer
McNally Peter, farmer, cheese factor
Moore Daniel, farmer
Mulholland Joshua, farmer
Nichols Amasa, farmer
Sackrider John, cheese factor
Sackrider Thomas, laborer
Scott Robert, farmer
Siple Jackson, farmer
Smith Seneca, shoemaker
Snell Peter, farmer
Snell Uriah, farmer
Stove John, farmer
Thomas Richard, farmer
Waring Edward, farmer
Waring Joseph, farmer
Waring Joshua, farmer
Zimmerman Robert, carpenter
NEW BLISS—A small village in the
township of Kitley, county of Leeds.
Distant from Irish Creek, a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 4 miles,
fare 26c.; from Brockville 24 miles, Mail
daily, Population about 250.
Balf Patrick, farmer
Cade Thomas, farmer
Carnochan John, farmer
Connerty Alexander, farmer
Connerty James, farmer
Daley Richard, farmer
Davidson Stewart, farmer
Edgar John, J.P., postmaster, farmer
Ferguson James, farmer
Gannis William, farmer
Hunt Robert, farmer
Hunt Richard, farmer
Hunter William, farmer
Johnston Joseph, farmer
Johnston William, farmer
Jones William, farmer
Kenny Michael, blacksmith
King William J., farmer
Latrace Septimus, farmer
Le Trace Isaac, farmer
Lowman Philip, farmer
Luckey John J., farmer
Mackay John, deputy postmaster, school
teacher
Murphy James, farmer
Parker Andrew, farmer
Price John, farmer
Roanan William, farmer
Ross Charles, farmer
Ryan William, blacksmith
Stewart Ansley, farmer
Street Nehemiah, farmer
DOMINION 550 DIRECTORY.
$————.?.
NEW RBORO’—A thriving village on the
Isthmus between Mud and Upper Rideau
Lakes, townships of North and South
Crosby, north riding of the county of)
Leeds, That part of the Rideau Canal
known as the Newborough eut, which
joins the two lakes, passes in proximity
to this village, and all the steamers plying
between Ottawa and Kingston call regu-
larly, Montreal Telegraph Co, has an
otiice here, Distant from Westport 6
mniles, from Brockville, a station of the
Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa
railways, 4) miles, fare #2. Maul daily.
Population about 500.
Adams Edward G., blacksmith
Austin Charles, saddler
BELL ANDREW W.,, general merchant,
notary, conveyancer, insurance and
general agent
Bell George, clerk
Bell & Knowlton, blacksmiths
| Bell Robert, shoemaker
BLAKE RICHARD, dealer in dry
goods, groceries, provisions, boots
and shoes, hardware, &c.
Bolton L., Henry shoemaker
Brown Arthur, school teacher
Butler Joseph H., tinsmith
Camm Thomas, tailor
Carr James, farmer
Davidson Robert 8., storekeeper
Denby William, tailor
DOMINION HOTEL, John R. Wight,
proprietor
, Douglas Samuel, shoemaker
Draflin John, storekeeper
Dunham George, M.D.
Fessant rev. E., Wesleyan methodist
Forster Alfred, lockmaster
Foster Thomas, carpenter
Gallagher & Lockwood, storekeepers
Gotham Mrs. Lorinda, milliner
HERON JOHN, manufacturer
ploughs, cultivators and other farm-
ing implements
HOPKINS ROBERT, dealer in dry
goods, groceries crockery, heavy and
shelf hardware, &c.
Hotton Martin, waggonmaker
KENNEDY OWEN, proprietor Newboro’
hotel and dealer in furs and pelts
Kilborn Horace, druggist and clerk of |
court
Kilborn John
Lewis & Co., storekeepers
McDONALD DANIEL, general mer-
chant
McKian Patrick, cabinetmaker
McManus A., photographer
Mitchell William, bailiff
MONTREAL TELEGRAPTI CO., Ths.
Webster, agent
Moran Daniel, carpenter
NEWBORQ’ HOTEL, Owen Kennedy,
proprietor
O'CONNOR WILLEAM, proprietor Ot-
tawa hotel
OTTAWA HOTEL, William O'Connor,
proprietor
Paul William, cooper
Peck rey. I., New Connexion methodist
! Pielows William, saddler
PRESTON JOHN W., saddler, grocer,
provision dealer, &e.
Preston Robert H., M.D.
Shaver John S., carriagemaker
Stanton George, carpenter
Stephenson rev. T. L., ch of England
TETT BENJAMIN, M.P.P.
Tett William H., boarding house
WEBSTER THOMAS, postmaster, oper-
ator Montreal Telegraph Co., and
storekeeper
Webster William J., storekeeper
Whaley James, plasterer
Whaley Thomas, plasterer
of |
[Province 9
WIGHT JOHN R., proprietor Domi
nion hotel
Wing George, clerk
| Wright Edward, carpenter
|
| NEW BOYNE—A post office station iq
the township of Bastard, eount
| Distant from Brockville, t]
town, and a station of the t
Ottawa and Grand Trunk »
miles, Mail bi-weekly,
20.
ile ani
| ‘Ailways, 9
! ways, 2
' Population ‘aboug
Lytle James, postmaster
NEW BRIDGE —A village on tho Yai,
land River, township of Howick, county
of Huron, It has grist and saw mills, Djs
tant from Lisadel 4 miles, from Seaforth
a station of the Butlilo and Goderich
branch of the Grand Truuk railway,
miles, Mail tri-weekly. Population ¢bout
| 180.
Alison Able, pedlar
Arnold George, harnessmaker
Carson James, postmaster, storekceye
and carpenter
Elliott Robert, miller
| Ferrand Charles, grist and saw mill
| Flemming .vorton, hotelkeeper
| Hulbert rev. William, Baptist
Harvey —, M.D.
Lapord William, hotelkeeper
Russell Thomas, carpenter
} Smith Charles, shoemaker
Spence William, jun., farmer
Stephens —, blacksmith
Towns John, laborer
| Wiggins John, farmer
Wiggins Samuel, weaver, farmer
NE WEBURGI—An_ incorporated vis
lage on the Napanee river, townshi
of Camden East, county of Lennox ay
Addington, * Newburgh possesses a
almost unlimited supply of water |
whichgreat natural advantage!
the establishment of several imp
manufactories. Montreal Tele
hasan office here. Distant from Napane
station of the Grand Trunk railway,
miles, fare 40c.; from Kingston 24 miles,
Mail daily,
fare 7dc. Population about
900,
ADDINGTON BEAVER, weekly, an
nual subscription $1; C1. 1
proprietor and printer
Ash David, painter
Ash Elias, carriage painter
Ash Robert, painter
| Aylsworth Archibald Kk., M.D.
Aylsworth Job, farmer
| Aylsworth John B., councillor
| Babcock William, laborer |
Baker George M., fanning mills
| Baker Richard, butcher
| Bangh John, carriagemaker | :
BEEMAN CEPHAS L., printer ant
proprietor Addington Beaver
| Bell Edward, farmer
| Bell David, farmer
| Bell George, farmer
| Bell William A., farmer
Benson Matthew, farmer :
Betts. John F., student, bds at Hirem
| Casey's
| Black John, farmer
| Black John, tanner
Brisco Walter, shoemaker
| Brooks Richard, traveller
| Browne John ;
| Bull John G., dentist — rene
| Burdett Daniel A., carriagemaker, coll!
|
cillor os
| Cady Ephraim, laborer _
| Caniden hotel, Robert F. Hope, pr
| :
} prietor ;
ag aster
| Campbell John, M.A., head ma a
| Newburgh academy
| Carroll Patrick, farmer
(Qyrasto. |
Carscallen A
(arseallen L
Casey Hiram
(‘aton Allen,
(‘aton Miles,
Clarke Edwat
Casey's
(lark Hlias, j
Clack Mrs. 4
(ole William
Conway Chad
Connors Edw
Crichton Johy
Davey James,
Davern Micha
Davidson Jan
avidson JOs¢
aw James, |
layman Mars.
ham
roche Pase
Dennee Antho
Jetlor George
Detlor Jaco
etlor Win, J
Dickinson Joh
Dowling John
Dunlop Miss 4
hin Henry, |
Dunn Henry, ¢
Hakins Willia
fakins Geo
Kiwards M
Hiram Case
Empey Nathay
Farley John, |
Files Chester,
inkle Henry,
A
at Hirav
Finlayson Joh
ram Case
Files |
Files Chester,
Fox Thomas, C
Fullerton Jose
Fullerton Jose
Fullerton Will
Gibson Robert.
Gray rev, Jam
(ustin Smith,
light Samuel
Ham John D.,
llam Robert, n
Hanes Simon, ;
Haworth Joel,
i)
Hilliard Mrs, U
Phillip |
Ca
Holmes James,
Ho per Donal:
llope Robert,
postmaster
Hope W. A., &
Hope William
son John,
i
Isaac
idward.
wittear Emer
ewis Elijah, |
Loucks Franei
Loucks John,
Lowery Thom:
McCammon Je
MeRogan Jam
Madden Georg
Madden John,
Nrew-NgEw
[Province om OXTA310. ]
es cee |
» Proprietor Dom) Carscallen Archibald, farmer | aeadden Sylvester, fuller, carder oe Bradshaw W illiam, blacksmith
(arscallen Luke, farmer | Magee John, assistant master New-| Brennan Thomas, farmer
(sey Hiram W., boarding house burgh academy | Brock Archibald, innkeeper
rpenter (aton Allen, reeve, druggist, stationer | Miller Cephas IL, councillor, farmer | Brown Mrs, Agnes, milliner and dress-
Miller David, cooper maker
Caton Miles, storekeeper :
Miller Francis, cooper
. post office station in at Hiram
tard, county of Leeds
rckville, the county
of the Brockville and
1 Trunk railways, 9
ly. « Population aboy
aster
A village on the Mait
ip of Howick, county
ist and saw mills, Djs
miles, froms |
Suttalo and Goder
nd Truuk rg
kly. Population
:
nessmaker
tinaster, storekeeper
er
rist and saw mill
hotel keeper
ni, Baptist
otelkeeper
F Clarke Kdward O., student, bds
3, joiner
_ Abby, wid Reuben
Cole William
Conway Charles, laborer
(onnors Edward, labover
Crichton John, blacksmith
Davey James, shoemaker
pavern Michael, miller
Navidson James G., shoemaker
Havidson Joseph, shoemaker
Daw James, baker
Dayman Mrs, Margaret, wid rev.
ham
Deroche Paseal, tailor
Hemee Anthony, laborer
Detlor George, shoemaker
Detlor Jacob, shoempker
Detlor Wn. J.P, constable, shoemaker
Dickinson John A., agent
Dowling John, storekeeper
Dunlop Miss Catherine C., teacher
Hun Henry, blacksmith
an Henry, tavernkeeper
Abra-
Miller Frank, cooper
Miller Joseph, cooper
Miller William H., farmer
Milligan Mrs, Jane, wid Philip
/ MONTREAL TELEGRAPIL CO,
Monty John, laborer
Moore Chailes, carvia yema’cer
Mulholland John, fariner
Mullen William, laborer
Murdock John, carpenter
Murdock Nicholas, carpenter
Murphy Michael, laborer
| Newburgh cheese firetory,
worth, manager
Nugent William, fiemer
| Oshorne Richard, town clerk
| Pappa Daniel, tailor
Phalen Phillip, blacksmith
Pickett rev. T. W., Episcopal methodist
Prise Andrew, township councillor
| Remo Jeremiah, cooper
' Richardson Michael, carpenter
Rook Mes. Lidian, wid John
| Rook Richard, watchmaker
Russell Andrew, tailor
Joel
ITa- |
Brown William, cabinetmaker
Cain Daniel, farmer
Cain John, farmer
Clayson William, gunmaker
Clements William, furniture dealer
Clements Wim., of William M, Clements
& Co.
Clements William M., & Co., dry goods
and crockery
Clam Edwin, shoemaker
Crawford Alexander, innkeeper
Cusack Henry, cooper
Davis & Archer, wool carders and cloth
dressers
Davis John P., blacksmith
Davis Luke W,, of Davis & Archer
Davis Miss Mary Ann, school teacher
Davis rev. John 'T., Episcopal methodist
Dixon Robert, laborer
Durfey Sanford, laborer
| Duryee Abraham, laborer
Fennell Amos, weaver
Finlay Mrs. Louisa, wid James
FISH W. F., telegraph operator
Mleming John, blacksmith
foster Robert J., farmer
irpenter Faking Willig ‘abine aker { !
arialeey Balin Lea Sf eae Ryan Matthew, mason Gagin Major, shoemaker
n., farmer biwands Mis Svrah. student, bda at | Sct Gideon, millweight Graham Alexander, M.D., of Moorhouse
mith “I us Gazette wah, student, DES Al! Scott & Jennings, carriagemakers & Graham
ra asev's [ee nn" = va " ‘ l 74 . ‘ *
or Emp yn i torekeeper Scott Thomas, of Scott & Jennings | Groves Frederick, innkeeper
ner " Re j nee vckesi ite Shorey Cassell, laborer | Guppy Wm. J., grocery, flour and feed
‘eaver, farmer i) “Chestse Avan lor | Shorey John, carpenter Guy Benjamin, flour and feed store
re Sd : SStor, CONNEC Shorey John, grocer aonart: 1 aa. plasterer
An incorporated rile Finkle Henry, carriagemaker 5° Hageert Thomas, plasterer
anee river, township
ounty of Lennox and
Vburgh possesses an
Upply of water power,
advantage has induced
of several important
yntreal ‘Telegraph (Co.
distant from Napanee,
rnd ‘Trunk railway, §
lom Kingston 24 miles,
ly. Population about
AVER, weekly
f
CT,
ison Archibald, writing master,
it Hiram Casey's
ison John, colporteur, bds at Hi-
tam Casey's
les Benjamin, farmer
Files Chester, councillor
Fox Thomas, carpenter
Fullerton Joseph, jun., eabinetmaker
Fullerton Joseph, sen., cabinetmaker
Fullerton William B., clerk
Gibson Robert, miller
ps
Th
| Short John J., laborer
Shorts Nelson, laborer
Schneider William, insurance agent
Soles Fernandez, laborer
| Spencer Homer IL, storekeeper
| Spooner Miss Eleanor, student,
at Hiram Casey's
Stickney David B., machinist
| Sutton James, butcher
Sweet Mrs. Mary, wid George
Taylor Joseph, axemaker
Traynor Miss Mary, laundress
bds
| Hall Henry, of T. & If Halt
Hall TP. & IL, painters
| Hall Thomas, of IT. & Uf. Hall
Harris George, sawyer
Harvey Samucl, laborer
Henry George
| HEYWOOD WILLIAM, hotelkeeper
Hillman George, laborer
| Humphries Ralph, weaver
) Irwin Mrs. Margaret, wid
Irving William
Si; Cv. Beem Gray rev, « “sy Wesley: lv, : F a Jeffery Richard K., lumberman
oe : F fin St fae . ay | Tweedy Miss Maria, milliner | Jell Horatio commission merchant
or WEnN smith, pumpmaker Fanalatana eo a Wap j; de i ; ssl th
: Te ae nuk i \ analstenc Alexander, millet Kelly Joseph B., dry goods and grocery
inter i J ne dD j p q | Weese Peter, farmer | king Daniel, farmer .
painter eon Uy ve. | Wells John C., harnessmaker larva race Beware
; flan Rohert, mason | - .. harnessmaker King Peter, farmer
ld K., MD.
lines Simon, axe foundry
Wood John, laborer
| Laird Hugh &.,
innkeeper and cattle
dealer
ner llaworth Jool, manager cheese factory | NIE WRURY—A flourishing village in|. :
councillor llemry Paul, grocer — “| the township of Mosa, county of Midadte- | Liunb James, farmer
borer Hewlin rev. James, Episcopal methodist { Sex, Montreal. Yelegraph Co. has an} Lawrence Jamin, dry goods and gro-
hnning mills Hil Stephen, laborer | Wanton saline * plant from Chat heer }, cery woe yy
sher Hiliard Harry, wageonmaker | 27 miles, from London, the county town, | Lawrence rey. Benjamin, Episcopal me-
emaker i lliard Mrs. Unice, dressmaker | 85 miles, from Windsor 73 miles, from | thodist :
SL, printer and liovle Phillip B., student, bds at Hiram Paris 84 miles, from Hamilton 118 miles, | Leadley George, section master G.W.R.
ston Beaver Casey's } | from Niagara Falls 156 miles, Mail daily. | Leoe Samuel, laborer
ty Yolmes James, foundry man fr SPePHERO RN BROUG Leitch John, school teacher
Hooper Douglas, storekeeper | Adair Robert, boot and shoe store | Leonhard Hugh E., laborer
llope Robert, of W. A. Hope & Co.,,| Allaster William, cooper Little James, shoemaker
mer postmaster ‘| American Merchant’s Union Express MeCatty John, school teacher
rine . llope W. AL, & Co, storekeepers } Co., Thomas Robinson, agent | MeCatty Mrs. Ann, milliner
dent, bas at Hirem Hope William AL, of W. A, Hope & Co. | Anderson John D., deputy postmaster | WeDonald Re bert, tailor
naker
Hudson John, joiner
c Kdward, carpenter
Hayek ae Mary, teacher Common
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}
s
Archer Henry R.
Archer John J., general store
Archer William A., of Davis & Archer
Armstrong Alexander, reeve
MeGinnis Alexander, laborer
MeInnes Loftus Robert, M.D.
MeLarty Angus, laborer
McNaughton Titus, machinist
reller ings Tsaae, of Scott & Jennings | Armstrong George, farmer MeRae Duncan, laborer
ues Edward, carpenter | Armstrong Hugh, farmer McReady John, farmer
hf Kmery O., saddler Armstrong John, farmer MeReady William, farmer
urriagemaker, coll
rer
ert F. Hope, pre
LA,, head mastet
y
ner
>
3 jah, blacksmith
Ss PrANCIS, Carpenter
Loucks John, thoree
vowery Thomas, laborer
McCammon James, M.D.
MeRogan James, laborer
*alden George, miller
Madden John, miller
| Armstrong John, laborer
; Atwell Thomas, blacksmith
} Baker R., & Co.,dry goods and groceries
/ Baker Richard, of R. Baker & Co.
Beamish Samuel, farmer
Benson rey. Manly, Wesleyan
| Bockus Daniel, carpenter
| Bracken John, carpenter
Mages Thomas, book and news store
|) MARRIAGE LICENSES, Thomas Ro-
| Miller Lewis,
binson, issuer
Merritt William H., harnessmaker
Miller Jacob, watchmaker
laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., W.
I’, Fish, operator
Nrew-New
Moore Charles, agent
Moore Levi, laborer
Moorhouse & Graham, drugs and fancy
goods
Moorhouse
Graham
Morey Mrs. Mary Ann, Wid Elisha
Mounteer Jolin, grocer
Mounteer William, butcher
Mulholland Miss Margaret, milliner and
dressmaker
Ollis William, baker and confectioner
Palmer William, druggist and veteri-
nary surgeon
Patterson James, groceries, &c,
Porterfield Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William
Purdy Alfred, veneering manufacturer
Raymer Spencer J., laborer
Rickerby John, tailor
Robinson John, farmer
ROBINSON THOMAS, — postmaster,
issuer of marriage licenses, saw mill
proprietor, commissioner in B.R., and
American Merchants Union Express
agent
Robinson William, farmer
Rogers Abel, laborer
Roome John 8., of
Roome
Roome William F., M.D., of W.F. &
J.S. Roome
Roome W. fF. & J. 8., drugs, stationery
and groceries
Ruth Abner R., tinsmith
Sargent John, laborer
Schwaderer John, butcher
Shepherd William, farmer
Smith Andrew, blacksmith
Thomas H., of Moorhouse &
W. FL & J. 8S.
Smith George J., commissioner in B.R,, |
proprietor Temperance house
Smith James, baggagemaster
station agent, G.W.R.
STORY THOMAS, proprietor Story’s
hotel
STORY'S HOTEL, Thomas Story, pro-
prietor
Taylor Miss Mary, milliner and dress-
maker
and
Temperance house, G,. J. Smith, propri-
etor
Tighe Robert C., clerk
Thompson Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Thompson Robert, J.P. :
Thompson Robert, jun., storekeeper
Trott Langston, waggonmaker
Tucker Charles, farmer
Wait Alexander, saw mill owner
Ward Joseph, innkeeper
Ward Aaron G., foreman
Warner William, laborer
Webster rev. Thomas, Episcopal metho-
dist
West Luke, shoemaker
Wilson A
Young John, G.W.R.
*NEWCOMB'S MILLS—A small vil-
lage in the township of Brighton, county
St Northumberland: Distant from Cod-
rngton 2 miles, from Brighton, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare
37ic. Population about 60.
Clark Edward, grocer
Free William, firmer
Lane Charles, carding mill
Newcomb & Brother, grist mill owners
Newcomb James, of Newcomb &
Brother
Newcomb
Brother
Sinings Lawrence, farmer
Wright James, farmer
Wright Joseph, farmer
Joseph, of Newcomb &
*The post office is at Codrington.
DOMINION 552
* NEWOCASTLE—An incorporated vil-
lage in the township of Clarke, county
of Durham, It has a fine harboron Lake
Ontario, The Grand Trunk railway has
a station here at which all trains stop,
Montreal Telegraph Co. and the Cana-
dian Express Co, have offices here, There
is also one of the finest woollen factories
in the Province having six sets of machin-
ery and employing over 150 hands, and an
extensive agricultural implement manu-
factory employing 75 men, Distant from
Port Hope 17 miles, fare 60c.; from To-
onto 48 miles, fare $1.55, Mail daily.
Population about 1200,
| Allin Charles, farmer
| Allin Daniel, stationer
Arnol Mrs, Catherine, wid William
| Arnold John, butcher
Atkinson Robert, boarding house
Baker George, farmer
Barfutt John R., saddler
| Barrie Thomas, farmer
Barrett James, laborer
| Batten Charles, blacksmith
Bayly Martin W., village clerk
Beacham David, commercial traveller
Bennett Richard, teamster
| Boate Mrs. Francis, wid William T.
Bones Samuel, brickmaker
Bradley & Douglas, livery stables
Bradley Nathan, turner
BRADLEY W.R., express agent, auc-
tioneer
Breen Jeremiah, laborer
| Brent rev. canon Henry, ch of England
Brodie Robert, manager Newcastle wool
len mills
| Brown George, tailor
Brown Joseph, tailor
Brown William HH., boots and shoes
Bulmer George, finisher, bds at Hooper's
| Burrows Edward
Cattrey Robert. laborer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., W. 2.
Bradley, agent
Casselman George, laborer
Casselman Miss Florence, groceries
| Casselman Mrs. Louisa, wid Jacob,
trader
Chambers Richard, shoemaker
| Chandler 8. B., dentist
Chaplin William If, manager
man gardens
Kilcol-
ark Latham, farmer
‘ark Matthew, laborer
Mark William, moulder
Narke Robert, of Pool & Clarke
| Clarke Thomas, farmer
Coutie David, miller
| Craig Alexander, laborer
Crooks George, weaver
| Cross Rev. A., Presbyterian
; Crossen John, moulder
| Crossen Robert, blacksmith
| Curtis George, clerk
| Cussel John, gardener
| Daly John, laborer
| Davey Richard, carpenter
| Delihanty Lawrence, laborer
| Dickson John, laborer
| Dodd John, M.D.
| Douglas Thomas, of Bradley & Douglas
| Eddie Daniel, machinist, bds at Hooper
| HHison Thomas, watchman, bds at At-
kinson’s
Elsworth Alfred, photographer
| Emerson Samuel, cabinetmaker, bds at
Atkinson's
Fairbairn Robert, J.P., storekeeper
| Farncomb Frederick, collector of cus-
toms
| Ferguson Adna, carpenter
(
(
(
(
*The harbor was formerly called Bond
| Head, but is now incorporated with New-
' castle.
DIRECTORY.
[Province 9
nn
Fields Lynas, laborer
Fisk Lester, foreman, bds at Martin's
Fitzpatrick John, laborer
Fligg George, carpenter
Foster Horace, farmer
Foyhergill Charles, clerk
oe Robert, sen., retired officer
wate
Fothergill Robert, chemist
Fothergill William, clerk
Fuller Mrs, wid Asa
Galbraith David, M.D,
Gibson Frank, sailor
Gillespie John, buteher
Glendinning John, proprietor Welling.
ton house
Globe hotel, Louis Strowger, proprietor
Goard Thomas, engineer
Gray David, carpenter
Gregory Jolin, laborer
Grieves John, laborer
Hall William, blacksmith
Hamer James, wool sorter
Haycraft John, laborer
Hayes Thomas, laborer
Hennessy Richard, laborer
Hill John, laborer
Hilliard Robert, laborer
Hodges Hiram, postmaster
Honey Richard, carriagemaker
Hooper William, mason
Hoy Henry, culler
Hunter Andrew IL, storekeeper
Hutcheson William, teamster
Ingram Thomas, laborer
Ivory Patrick, provincial land surveyor
Ivory William, fulling and carding
Jackson James, storekeeper ,
Jacobs George Ansley, lumber, produce
Jardine Gilbert, carpenter
Jeffrey Jolin, moulder
Johnston William, finisher, bds at At
kinson’s
Jones Robert, trader
Katerson Mrs. Catherine, wid Richard
Kent Asaph B., lecturer
Kilcolman ‘gardens and nursery, J.P.
Lovekin, proprietor
Knapp Charles boss carder
Lake William, farmer
Lancaster Shilly, miller
Law Henry, farmer
Lawless John, farmer
Lee Mrs. Agnes, wid William
Leigh Samuel, finisher
| Lindsey William, brickmaker
LONG JAMES, telegraph operator at
tT. station
Love Alexander, pensioner
Lovekin George S., insurance agent ant
recountant
Lovekin James B., storekeeper
LOVEKIN JAMES P., produce dealer
and proprietor of the Kilcolman gat
dens and nursery ;
Lumsden George, pumpman G TR
Lyman John, of Northrop & Lyman
McCarthy James, farmer
McClung Brothers, storekeepers
MeCoy Mrs. Jane, wid Samuel
MeDonagh rev. William, Wesleyan
McDonald John, marble dealer
McDonald William, confectioner
McGill John, laborer
McIntosh Mrs., wid Albert
McIntosh William, contractor
McNAUGHTON ANDREW, produce
dealer, and proprietor of the Neweas
tie flour mills
McNaughton Dugald, farmer
McNaughton John, M.D.
McNAUGHTON MISS AGNES, oper
tor Montreal Telegraph Co.
Manguin Patrick, laborer
OvrARtO. |
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Yanning Jam
WARTIN F. J
Yartinell Jose
WARTIN'S Hi
prietor ; con
Mason George
Massey H,
Agricultura
Massey Charle
Yassey Mrs, 1
Yaxwell Sami
Yetcalfe Geor
Miller Thom
Monaghan Mrs
maker
Montague Mrs
YONTREAL
Agnes McN
Munro Henry,
Moore Samuel
Morrison Geot
tin’s hotel
Yorrow Georg
Newcastle ag
Massey, pro
Yeweastle We
Robert Brod
Newton John,
Newton Willis
Nicholson Fra
Noden Andrey
son's
Northrop Hen
NORTHROP
patent medi
Paisley Charl
arker Alexa
Martin's hot
arnell Willis
etrie A. mau
PHILIPS JAY
ool & Clarke
ool John, of
Pope Robert, s
ope William
Post office an
Hodges, pos
Powers Willig
Colborne
Quinland Den
latliffe Frs., 1
Ratliffe Rober
Richardson W
tickard Willi
Richards Robe
Roach Williaa
Robson John.
tose William
vowe Thomas
tutter Thoma
Samson Rober
Sindo Willian
Selby Isaac, n
Seott James,
Sheppard 71
manufactur
Simmons Edy
Sims William
Spafford Orrir
Spencer Richs
St (
reorge’s (
minister
Stein Robert,
Stiggens Cha
Stilly ell Fred
Strowger Lou
Sullivan Isaac
Tamblyn Tho
Tamblyn Will
mammar gs
fylor Thom:
empleton Ge
ton & Co,
Templeton Gi
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borer
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niller
ner
id William
sher
wiekmaker
Hegraph operator at
ensioner
insurance agent and
storekeeper
S P., produce dealer
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orthrop & Lyman
farmer
storekeepers
wid Samuel
illiam, Wesleyan
varble dealer
1, confectioner
rer
1 Albert
contractor
ANDREW, proc
rietor of the New
uid, farmer
, M.D.
[ISS AGNES, oper’
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laborer
OvraRto. |
DOMINION 553 DIREOTORY.
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ing James, cooper
WAIN F, J., proprietor Martin’s hotel
Yartinell Joseph, saddler ;
WARTIN'S HOTEL, F. J. Martin, pro-
prietor; commodious sample room
Yason George R., carriagemaker
yussey H. A., proprietor Newcastle
Agricultural works
Yassey Charles, founder
Massey Mrs. Lucinda, wid Daniel
Yaxwell Samuel P., moulder
Yetcalfe George, clerk
Willer Thomas, storekeeper ?
Vonaghan Mrs, Charity, milliner, dress-
maker
Yontague Mrs. Rebecea, wid James
YONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, Miss |
Agnes McNaughton, operator
Munro Henry, ex M.P.P., farmer
Moore Samuel W., blacksmith
Yorrison George, moulder, bds at Mar-
tin’s hotel
Morrow George, laborer
Veweastle agricultural
Massey, proprietor
Yeweastle Woollen Manufacturing Co.,
Robert Brodie, manager
Newton John, laborer
Newton William, marbleeutter
Vicholson Francis, wharfinger
works, IT, A.
Nolen Andrew, finisher, bds at Atkin |
son's
Northrop Henry S.,of Northrop & Lyman |
NORTHROP & LYMAN,
patent medicines
Paisley Charles, woollen finisher
arker Alexander, blacksmith, bds
artin’s hote!
arnell William, laborer
etrie A., marble cutter
HILIPS JAMES, agent G.T.R,
ool & Clarke, carpenters
Pool John, of Pool & Clarke
Pope Robert, section man G.T.R,
ope William, freight agent G.T.R.
Post office and Savings bank, Hiram
Hodges, postmaster
owers William A., station agent at
Colborne
Quinland Dennis, laborer
ratlife Frs., moulder, bds at Atkinson's
Aatliffe Robert, laborer
Richardson William, painter
ickard William, clerk
tichards Robert, laborer
roach William, cooper
Robson John J., reeve
tose William N., M.D., coroner
Rowe Thomas, wageonmaker
Rutter Thomas, marbleeutter
Samson Robert, stoneeutter
Sindo William, blacksmith
Selby Isaac, moulder
Seott James, dyer
Sheppard Thomas, patent
manufacturer
Simmons Edward, carpenter
“ius William, laborer
Spafford Orrin W., laborer
Spencer Richard, laborer
StGeorge’s Church, rey Canon Brent,
minister
medicine
8
stein Robert, farmer
“tiggens Charles, cardener
Stillwell Frederick, blacksmith
Ni . ; Hy
ey ger Louis, proprietor Globe hotel
Sullivan Isaae, moulder
Tamblyn Thomas, J, P,
Tamblyn William W., M.A., head master |
Grammar school
mot Thomas, farmer
@ 2 teor 7
mpleton George, of George Temple-
ton & Co,
Te Leop
mpleton George, & Co., storekeepers
wholesale |
| Forbes Daniel, shoemaker
| McCannel John, blacksmith
| McLaren Duncan, saw mill
| McLean Hugh, tailor
| McNaughton John, shingle factory
Eigen John, of George Templeton
0.
Templeton Miss J., school teacher
Thomas Frederick, painter
Treleaven James, carpenter
Treleaven John, carpenter
Trew N., M.D,
Trickey W., pitchfork maker and gun-
smith
Union Grammar and Common school,
William W, Tamblyn, M.A., head
master
Wagstaff William, grocer
Wallbridge A, I,
Wallbridge Asa H., farmer
Wallbridge John, farmer
Wallbridge Mrs, Mary, wid Elijah
Walls Colin, farmer
Walls William, councillor
Warner William, clerk
Warren Richard, painter
Wesleyan = Methodist — church,
William McDonagh, minister
Wellington house, John Glendinning,
proprietor
Wilkins Charles, master weaver
WILKINSON R. T., barrister |
Wilmot Lewis
Wilmot Samuel, clerk 2nd Division }
court and inspector of fisheries |
Wilson Albert, foreman
Woodward Henry, blacksmith
Wright James, tinsmith
Wright Stephen, laborer
rey,
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New-New
Manhard Seamon, deputy reeve, mon
owner lian
Maud Henry, J.P., mill owner
McBratney Thomas, farmer
NEW DUN DEE—A small village in the
township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo,
Distant from Petersburg, a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 200 ;
from Berlin, the county town, 12 miles,
from Galt 12 miles, Mail daily, Popula-
tion about 800,
Watson, Tilt &
Adsett
Arnold Jacob, cooper
Bay rev, W. E., United brethren
Beach Albert, clerk
Beach Isaac, blacksmith
Beach Lyman, blacksmith
Becher Jacob, waggonmaker
Bergey Oliver, blacksmith
Bowman & Co., grist mill
Bowman 8. P., of Bowman & Co.
Bricker Cyrus
Brosch John, laborer
Butcher Frederick, butcher
Clemens Nathaniel, blacksmith
Daley Jeremiah, miller
Diebel George, clerk
Detwiler George, teacher
KMshleman George, of Bowman & Co.
Eshleman Samuel, miller
Futerer William, cooper
Gabel George, shoemaker
| Gix Henry, tailor
| Glauser Benjamin, shoemaker
NEW DOMINION—A thriving villag®
m the fifteenth coneession of Indian |
lands, county of Glengary, Distant from
Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 21 miles, from Cornwall 21 miles, |
from Montreal 75 miles. Population
about 120,
Campbell Samuel, M.D.
Craig Robert, tanner
French John, carpenter
Lavique Francois, laborer
McDermid John, laborer
MeGregor Miss Catherine
MeIntyre Daniel, storekeeper
McIntyre John, carriagemaker
Stuart Alexander, tanner
Stuart Charles, saddler
| Stuart William, saddler
“NEW
Vineburg Louis, storekeeper
Young Robert, trader
DURLIN—A village in the|
township of Elizabethtown, of which it is
the municipal or township seat, county of |
Leeds. Distant from Bellamys, a station
of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 3 |
miles, from Broekville 9 miles, Mail
bi-weekly, Population about 150,
Barry Edward, stonemason
| Boulton George, blacksmith
| Brown Nicholas E., assistant postmaster
Brown Jacob A., postmaster, town clerk |
| Byron Samuel, farmer
| Devitt James, farmer
| Karle Reuben, J.P., farmer
Karle Robert, farmer
Horton Benjamin, storekeeper
Horton Henry, farmer
Horton John, jun., farmer
Horton John, sen., farmer
Horton Samuel, joiner
Horton William, farmer
Kendrick Albert, farmer
Kendrick John, blacksmith
’
* Frequently called Dublin’s Corners.
Grampien Frederick, weaver
Grutzner rey, Edward, Baptist
Herber Jolin, mason
ITunsberger Jacob G., veterinary sur-
geon
Kratz Henry, mason
Krisel William, tinsmith
| Lautenschlager August, farmer
Lautenschlager Frederick, farmer
Lautenschlager Philip, farmer
| Lautenschlager Philip, storekeeper
| Leederman George, trader
| Millar John
Miller Lewis, laborer
Mills Andrew, harnessmaker
| Moyer A., postmaster, storekeeper
Poth Andrew, carpenter
Reichard Levi, plough maker
| Saner John, hotelkeeper
| Schlichter rey, Samuel, Menonite
| Schilim August, carriagemaker
Smith Peter, clerk
Smith Sebastian, cooper
| Spreeman Charles, teamster
Studer Peter, hotelkeeper
Thomas Frederick, trader
Tilt John, of Watson, Tilt & Adsett
Watson Graham, of Watson, Tilt &
Adsett
Watson, Tilt & Adsett, woollen mill
Weaver John, carriagemaker
Weaver Peter, waggonmaker
Weenast Jacob, trader
Welsh Nicholas, miller
Wolfle Andrew, mail carrier
NEW DURHAMR—A small village in
the township of Burford, county of
Brant.’ Distant from Princeton, a station
of the Great Western railway, 12 miles,
from Brantford, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 80c. Maik
daily. Population about 150.
| Adams Oliver, tanner
| Allen Charles, carpenter
Cochrane Charles, school teacher
| Cline William, blacksmith
Coon James, of J. Coon & Co.
| Coon J., & Co., carriagemakers
Dake Cornelius, hotelkeeper
Depew Charles, M.D,
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Movouglas David, harnessmaker Clarke Robert plasters, Rideau st Marcouiller Maxime, carter, Alexanders
MooUglas Mrs. Margaret, wid John Common school ouse, Thomas,Tubman, | Marnott Mrs., wid William, cor Tho Breitko
Mooght Isaac, farmer teacher, Charles st and McKay sts Bonift
ight Hiram, farmer Cook Alanson C., clerk, Crichton st | Mason Frederick W., piano tune:famm Srobma
Hartley James, storekeeper and cheese | Couvret Cyprien, laborer, John st Crichton st Bruder
facts Curran Mrs. Margaret, wid Maurice, | Maxwell Mrs, Frances, wid Jimes, ummm line +
Hartley William, waggonmaker Crichton st deau st i Elmling
Hawthorne William, carpenter Currier Joseph M., M.P., Ottawa st Meyer Mrs., wid William, Crichton g Elmling
Hemingway William, shoemaker Curtis William, laborer, Crichton st Millar John, millwright, Crichton st Prank 2
Bay, saac B., deputy reeve Daly Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Patrick, Alex- MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Wf Prank ¢
Hill John, blacksmith ander st McKinnon, operator | Frank f
Fard Miss Charlotte, school teacher Daley William, spinner, Auxan west McKINNON WILLIAM, operator Mott Prank |
Johnson Alexander, farmer Davis Thomas E. B. J., wheelwright, |. Teal Telegraph Co, Goets J
Kay John | Ottawa st Neville Charles C., clerk department Halter
Kelly Philip, farmer _ Dawson Fred., carpenter, Crichton st Agriculture, Ottawa st Hassan
Lawrason Purvis M., insurance agent | Delesderniers John, grocer, cor York ! Newbatt James, mechanic, Rideast fgg!
Lefler Marshall, blacksmith and Sussex sts, Ottawa city, h Kay st | New Edinburgh woollen mills, McLana pent
' Lount Gabriel, M.D. Dillon Michael, laborer, Thomas st .& Blackburn, proprietors Huss 4
Loomis Oliver, carpenter Duff Robert, carpenter, Union st O'Connell Michacl, butler, Rideau hal) MMos’?
a. pe tigets, Rrabekeeper Esplin Charles, millwright, Crichton st Onin ee olen st food
ohn W.,, storekeeper ae a Mae AW a ahaahen AWA CITY PASSENGER RAj i
Balmer Horace, blacksmith ESTATE McKAY, Thomas CO. Keefer, | “way, ©. Keefer, ves Neagle «
manager, Ottawa st
Evans Ths., jun.,carpenter, Alexander st
Evans Ths., sen., weaver, Alexander st
Farmer captain Thomas, Rideau st
Ferguson John, carpenter, Charles st
Finlay John, laborer, McKay st
Flemming Alex., spinner, Charles st
Obrecht
Ortwein
Rising 8
prietoy
Roth An
Scharbas
Smith A
Pringle John, of J, Coon & Co.
Quigg Daniel, shoemaker
Schooley Abel, farmer
Schooley Azeliah, storekeeper
Schooley Edwin F., postmaster, store-
keeper
. Secord David, carpenter
Surtees, secretary, Ottawa st
Phillips rev. Thomas D., ch of England
Crichton st
Picotte Joseph, carpenter, Union st
Proctor Josiah W., of J. W. Proctor t
Co., postmaster, corner Rideau and
Ottawa sts
{ Flood Marks, laborer, Alexander st a Smith J
i : ’ Proctor J, W., & Co., storekeepers Smith Ji
{ NEW EDINBURGH-— An important | p . kaa + . + Wy & +y SlLorencepers, cor Caw,
i and very promising village in the town- apenas abet, eee speaiiiadiade Rideau and Ottawa ots 4
ii ship of Gloucester, county of Carleton, at | Grant Alpine guardener | — Redmond Patrick, laborer, Thomas st ath
“ah the confluence of the Rideau and Otta- Heartley Philemon, stableman of Street | Reily William, laborer, Thomas st 9 Breitk
ie | wa rivers, adjoining the city of Ottawa. railway, Ottawa st Regan James, storekeeper, cor Thoma St Bonifi
tor
Steven L
The Rideau river here isthe boundary | B 1p ¢ . “XS 1
Getweats Ottawa and New Bdinburgh, and Henderson John, manager, Alexander and John sts
falls into the Ottawa over a limestone | ,,S , 7 A 3 — Saul John, mason, Crichton st Weiler I.
ledge, a perpendicular distance of nearly Higginson rev. George N., ch of Eng-| Savage Samuel, clerk, Union st bid
fifty feet, forming a magnificent “cur-| land, McKay st Séguin André, laborer, John st Weiler \
Weiler \
A Zuber Cl
tain’? from whence the name Rideau is | Holmes William, contractor, Rideau st} s§
; A vat “4 Imes : ’ au st) Sherwood Joseph, sawyer, Alexanders
derived. The surrounding scenery is of | [pyine George, laborer. Alexander st | Sims Henry, gardener, MeKay st
the most varied and interesting character, x , ees , . bg Ew
Rideau hall, the residence of tne Gover. | Johnson Thomas, laborer, John st Sleeman George, laborer, Ottawa st ‘NEW ¢
nor General, is within the corporated | KEEFER THOMAS C., civil engineer, | Smith Miss Eliza 8., corner Rideau aud dv
limits, having been the former residence president Ottawa City passenger rail- Ottawa sts Creek, :
of the late Honorsvle Thomas Mackay, : > :
the founder of the village. The Mackey Way, Ottawa st Sorley James, gardener, Rideau hall branch
H estate of over 1000 acres, over the greater | Kibby William, groom, Ottawa st Stevens Charles, assistant postmaster, 3 miles,
i . portion of which the wood has been well | Labelle Louis, millwright, Charles st _ Alexander st : gn
me nd LP inthe oO pret Logan Mrs. Rebecea, wid Samuel,Char- | Stroulger.Charles, governor genenli i Popilat
f ’ ’ variety “Ww 80) rag rderly. Cric $ *
and foliage, will form attractive seats for les st Pgat tet ins -1s ye ny, pela hton at ' Ingland Critz Jos
suburban residences. The Rideau falls | LISGAR HIS EXCELLENCY BARON, | St Bart volemew's chureh,ch of Englant Critz —
afford a splendid water power, on which} P.C., G.C.B, G-C.M.G., Governor | tev. George N. Higginson, McKay st Brimann
the finest saw, cloth and flour mills to be General of € da, and) Governor | SURTEES ROBERT, civil engineer Mand
found anywhere are erected. The street eesibele, aad a cess Bea a OY SEN OL and architect, Ottawa st. h Rideaust Glockner
railway, which runs from Rideau hall Generel and commander in chief ntect, awa st, 0 ic House (i
over the island of Prince Edward, TAYLOR ISAAC B., printer and pre Kahler re
ateway in New Edinburgh through Ot-
wa to the Suspension bridge, has its office Departmental buildings east, prictor of the Ottawa Citizen, cot Morgenst
ge depot and offices in this village. Ottawa, h Rideau hall Ottawa and Pine sts Morgenst
of Huwell, fr at others ih. Gipson Luinsden John, clerk, Rideau st Tink Robert, laborer, cor Thomas aa BiB pensch 1
Montreal Telograph Co, has an office | McCandlish Wm,, carpenter, cor Thomas | ,, John sts f MSilbersac
f here. Distant from Ottawa 1 mile. Mail and Ottawa st Tubman Thomas, school teacher a Strohm (
daily. Population about 600, McCall Neil, watchman, Rideau st clerk of municipality, Crichton st
Aird Charles H., spinner, Thomas st McCarty James, government employee we hil ese gg lime 4
a . Alexander et | McClymont Wm., & Co., mill owners oyer Benjamin, laborer, Alexander ¢
Allan George, carpenter Alexander st | MeClymon & Co., mill owners Whitcomb Joseph, of W. Cur. e & Co,
Suess He
Yest Geo
Zimmer (
‘ Allen Jaines, storekeeper, Ottawa st McElroy John, carpenter, Union st mill owners, Ottawa st NEW ¢
Avery Henry, carpenter, Rideau st McGinnes Alexander, laborer, Alexan-| Whitworth Mrs. Eiizabeth, wid Wk townshi)
Ballantyne James, cooper cor Thomas} — der st itam, boardine hone, Thoweets Distant t
and McKay st McKay Joseph, & Brother, woollen | wilson Andrew, of A Wilson and So aly
Bambrick James, laborer, Alexander st} manufacturers, Ottawa st, also at| Wilson William, M.D.. McKay st tion abor
Bell William 7 ; Montreal Wingfield James, assistant doorkeepet bright
Bell William R., M.D.,C.M., Rideau st | McKinney James, lumber contractor,} Senate, Alexander st Bdolden Jo
Blackburn James, commission mer-|] Rideau st Weatherdon Herbert, laborer, John st Beaton Al
chant, McKay st McLean Mrs, Grace, wid Andrew, Otta-! Woodbury Wm., carpenter, Ottawa ampbell
Blackburn Robt., storekeeper, Ottawa st| wa st ) dates t ‘arpenter
Bray John, blacksmith, Rideau st McLaren J., & Co., flour mill and cloth | * NEW GERMANY —An_ attnetie Pommere:
Brennan Michael, carter, Crichton st factory owners, Ottawa st little village in the township and conntyd roprie
: t Distant from Freiburg | mi, proprie
Brownlie James, contractor, Rideau st} MeLe Joug iller. Rideau s Waterloo,
» ci ’ t | McLeod Dougall, miller, Rideau st from Bresiau, a station of the Grand Praak
Burpee Carter A., of J. W. Proctor &| McNaughton Malcolm, — forwarder, railway, 3} miles, trom Berlin, the coun?
‘ishman
urrie rey
Co., corner Rideau and Ottawa sts Ottawa st town, 8 miles, from Toronto 61 miles ordice J
Burritt Henry, 0., Pine st McTaggart Mrs. Anna Maria, wid| fare $1.75, Population about 10). Hillies Co
Butler Thomas O., foreign mail clerk,} Isaac, McKay st ; : St Boniface meter J, J
Rideau st Maingy William A., post office clerk, | 4ndrich John, proprietor 5t bon avens W
Byron Mrs. Albert, John st Rideau st hotel k Henry Jot
CHAMBERLIN LIEUT. COLONEL | Mansfield Pierce, innkeeper, cor John | Benninger Jacob, waggonmaker Ring Ale
Berberich Charles, tailor
Berberich John, farmer
* The post office is at Freiburg.
BROWN, 0.M.G., Queen’s printer,| and Ottawa sts
McKay st Marcouillier Paul, carpenter, Alexander
Claffin Calvin, superintendent st ’
*The Pos
nt,
*The pos
axime,carter, Alexandend
wid Wiiliam, cor Thg
sts
rick W., piano tuner
, Frances, wid Jimes, Ri
id William, Crichton
nillwright, Crichton st
TELEGRAPH CO, Wi
er pee
y AM, operator
uiph Co,
2s C., clerk department ¢f
, Ottawa st
es, mechanic, Rideau s
sh woollen mills, MeLa
n, proprietors
hael, butler, Rideau hall
salesman, Charles st
TY PASSENGER Rail
C. Keefer, president; R.
retary, Ottawa st
‘homas D., ch of England,
1, carpenter, Union st
h W., of J. W. Proctor é
ster, corner Rideau and
, & Co.,, storekeepers, cor
Ottawa sts
rick, laborer, Thomas s
|, laborer, Thomas st
storekeeper, cor Thoma
ts
ison, Crichton st
el, clerk, Union st
, laborer, John st
eph, sawyer, Alexanders
rardener, MeKay st
ge, laborer, Ottawa st
1za$., corner Rideau and
gardener, Rideau hall
es, assistant postmaster,
rles, governor general
chton st
Ww’s church, ch of England,
N. Higginson, MeKay st
OBERT, civil _ engineer
t, Ottawa st, h Rideaust
AO B., printer and pr
he Ottawa Citizen, cot
Pine sts
aborer, cor Thomas aul
as, school teacher and
icipality, Crichton st
torekeeper, Uttawa st
n, laborer, Alexanders
leph, of W. Cue & Co,
Ottawa st :
rs. Eiizabeth, wid Wik
1g house, Thomas st
v, of A, Wilson and So
n, M.D., MeKay st
ander st
erbert, laborer, John st
n., carpenter, Ottawa st
PEANY —An attractive
the township and connty
stant from Freiburg 1 mil
station of the Grand Prauk
les, trom Berlin, the ony
. from Toronto 61 miles
bpulation about 1h).
proprietor St Boniface
b, waggonmaker
les, tailor
, farmer
office is at Freiburg.
ipreitkoff rev. Francisco, R. catholic, 8
es, assistant doorkeeptt
Boniface church
Brohman Gottlieb, farmer
Bruder Philip, weaver
Cline Andrew, farmer
Elmlinger Albert, school teacher
Elmlinger Anthony, school teacher
Frank Anthony, Rising Sun hotel
Prank George, farmer
Frank Louis, Hotel de Strasbourg
Frank Marcus, cooper _
Goetz Joseph, blacksmith
Halter Edward, constable
Hassan James, J.P., farmer
Hotel de Strasbourg, Louis Frank, pro-
prietor”
Huss Philip, tailor
oseph Michael, general store
Klopfer Jacob, J.P., farmer
Lehman Ignatz, shoemaker
Neagle J.
Obrecht Andrew, shoemaker
Ortwein William, shoemaker
Rising Sun hotel, Anthony Frank, pro-
prietor
Roth Anselm, saw mill
Scharbach Joseph
Smith Alois, weaver
Smith John P., weaver
Sowers Frederick, charcoal burner
§t Boniface church, rev. Francisco
Breitkoff, priest
St Boniface Total, J. Andrich, proprie-
tor
Steven Lauber, farmer
Weiler Ignatz, waggonmaker — >
Weiler Martin, carriagemaker
Weiler Valentine, farmer
Zuber Charles, farmer
NEW GERWAN Y—A small village ia
the town-hips of Pertie and Willoughby,
county of Welland. Distant from Black
Creek, astation of the Erie and Niagara
branch of the Great Western railway,
Smiles, from Welland, the county town,
§ miles, from Port Colborne, on Lake
Erie, 14 miles, from Niagara Falls 8 miles.
Population about 74.
Critz Joseph, grocer
Critz —, innkeeper
Erdmann Detrick, blacksmith
Glockner Martin, mason
House George, farmer
Kahler rey, Henry, Lutheran
Morgenstern George, farmer
Morgenstern Samuel, farmer
Rensch Henry, carpenter
sSilbersack Frederick, tailor
Strohm George, farmer
‘ues Henry, innkeeper
est George, waggonmaker
Zimmer George, shoemaker
NEW GLASGOW--A small village in
township of Aldborough, county of Elgin.
Distant from Newbury, ‘a station of the
fone nt railway, 14 miles, from
ie nae Mail daily, Popula-
Ibright Philip, farmer
iden John, aoeinaler
faton Alexander, shoemaker
ampbell John, carpenter
Arpenter Luther, postmaster
ommereial hotel, James Timewell,
_ }toprietor
aman John B., farmer
trie rev, Peter, Presbyterian
ordice Jefferson, builder
iillies Colin, whartinger
reer J. H., mill owner
Havens William V., farmer
fary John, cheese factory
ng Alexander, laborer
yee Pont office is at Stevensville 1} miles
*The post office is called Aldborough.
DOMINION 555 DIRECTORY.
t| Kirkpatrick Samuel, township clerk
Kirkpatrick Thomas W., clerk
Leitch Malcolm, farmer
Lamont Dugald blacksmith
Long Alex. A., farmer
on
DUNWOODIE WILLIAM,
Uxpress Co,
Eckel Charles, wheelwright
Ernst Christian, postmaster, storekeeper
Livingston Alexander, steam saw mill | Ernst Jacob, clerk
McColl Archibald, shoemaker
McColl John, nurseryman
Falk Baltazzar, printer
Fennell & Co., hardware
McDermid Finlay, preventive officer | Fennell John, of Fennell & Co.
and clerk Division court
McGugan Daniel, farmer
McGugan Donald, farmer, and township | Flachaver
treasurer
McIntyre Angus, farmer
McIntyre Duncan, farmer
McIntyre John, carpenter
McIntyre Duncan T.,
McLean
McIntyre & McLean, saw milf
McLarty John, blacksmith
McLean Adam, of Mcintyre & McLean
McLean Neil, storekeeper
MeNicol John, farmer
Munger James Sylvester, M.D.
Munro George, J.P., farmer
Ruthven James, laborer
Schlighoof Christopher, saw and shingle
mill
Strangeman William, painter
Timewell James, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
NEW HAMBURG—A flourishing vil-
lage in the township of Wilmot, county
of Waterloo, The inhabitants are chiefly
Germans, There isherea woollen factory,
a brewery, and an extensive iron foun-
dry; also a station of the Grand Trunk |
railway, and an office of the Montreal |
Telegraph Co. Distant from Berlin, the
county town, 12 miles, fure 40c; from
Stratford 13 miles, from Toronto 75 miles.
Mail daily. Lopulation about 1000, |
Adamson & Cole, brick and tile makers |
Adamson Thomas, of Adamson & Cole
Allchin John, J.P., clerk Division court |
Allendorf B., weaver |
Allendorf Henry, blacksmith
Arnold George, saddier
Arnold George, mason
Asmus Wm.,, carpenter |
Atkinson James, laborer
Baechler Charles, hotelkeeper
daird A, tailor
Bean Henry, clerk
Blackwell Thomas, operator G.T.R
Soullee W. HL, M.D., druggist
Brunner Peter, moulder
srandau Ernest, hotelkeeper
Boeckner Peter, bookbinder
Bohler X., pottery
Brenneman Danicl, farmer
Brill Peter, moulder
Brodrecht Henry, tinsmith
Brown Henry R. D., storekeeper |
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., William |
of Melntyre
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Dunwoodie, agent
CANADISCHES VOLKSBLATT, |
weekly, annual subseription 32; Otto |
Pressprich, editor, proprietor and |
printer
Casey Andrew, bailiff, painter
Christner Christian, farmer
Cole David, of Corrie & Cole |
Cole H., of Adamson & Cole
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Jacob Seyler,
proprietor; good accommodation for
commercial travellers
Cornell Phineas, hotelkeeper
Corrie & Cole. woollen mill
Corrie Robert, of Corrie & Cole
Cressman Daniel, farmer
Daniels Joseph, book store
Deichert Henry, harnessmaker
Dietz Jacob H., cabinetmaker
Dippel rev. D., Evangelical
Fennell William, of Fennell & Co.
Flach Henry G., jeweller
dam, wheelwright
Forrest B., G.T.R.
Franke Gottfield, butcher
Gartung Ernst, hotelkeeper
Gebauer Frederick, printer
German Charles, farmer
Gerth Henry, harnessmaker
Good Joseph J., barber
Goodman Kenneth, attorney
Gortner Michael, farmer
Graf Frederick, watchmaker
Graft George, finisher
Grebuehl Levi, blacksmith
Guggisberg Frank, storekeeper
Hartman Joseph, butcher
Heimbach George printer
Heimbecher John, blacksmith
Heimbecher Peter, blacksmith
Hepler Andrew, moulder
| Holwell George, tailor
| Hochstactler Moses, farmer
Hoetler Frederick C., grocer
Hunt Henry, operator G.T.R.
Hunter William, storekeeper
Huphf John, carpenter
Kercher George, carpenter
KIRCHENBLATTDER, semi-monthly,
annual subscription $1; Otto Press-
prich, editor and proprietor
Klein Ludwig, storekeeper
Koch Henry, shoemaker
Kreichtle Michael, carpenter
Lake Thomas, finisher
McCALLUM F, H., agent Montreal Te-
legraph Co., druggist
McCallum John, finisher
McDonald H., G.T.R.
Matteson George, clerk
Meier Baptist, carpenter
Meier Henry, tailor
Merner Amon, moulder
Merner Frederick, carriagemaker
Merner Samuel, agricultural implement
manufacturer
Merner Simpson, machinist
Monaghan Patrick, carpenter
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,, F. H.
McCallum, agent
Moran John, teacher
Morrison John S., physician
Nafe Henry, clerk
Nahrgang Christoph, farmer
Nevills Abraham, carpenter
Niebel Jacob, shoemaker
Nopper John, foundry
Oito Henry, blacksmith
Otto Valentine, blacksmith
Otto Valentine, carpenter
Parker & Wilson, millers
Patterson James, finisher
Payne J., veterinary surgeon
Peine Henry, shoemaker
Peiffer Paul, blacksmith
PRESSPRICH OTTO, editor and pre-
prictor of the Canadisches Volksblatt
and of Kirchenblattder
Rau Brothers, brewers
Rau John, of Rau Brothers
Rau Joseph, of Rau Brothers
Renchler Christian, filer
Roos Henry, photographer
Ruchty Joseph, shoemaker
Rudig John, farmer ~
Nrew-New
station
agent G.T.R., and agent Canadian
Fg NR EI APO NRE e AN N O IN TOMER AT PN AIOE IRE STIMAE COI AEE tee.
Saga
ween
New-New
Rutchey George, tavernkeeper
Schaff William, shoemaker
Schiller John baker
Schlemmer Charles, miller
Schultz C., farmer
Schwartz Philip, carriagemaker
Scott Allan, clerk
Seaberd Frederick, carpenter
Segmiller Adam, painter
SEYLER JACOB, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel
Siegner Earhart, carpenter
Smith Andrew, wheelwright
Smith Daniel, farmer
Spring rev. C, F., Lutheran
Springer Benjamin, finisher
Stahr Charles, hotelkeeper
Stewart Alex., student at law
Stiefelmeyer J. U., M.D.
maere Frederick, shoemaker
Tauber Bernhard, of Zingg & Tauber
Umbach rev. Joseph, Evangelical
Wagner F., shoemaker
Wagner Henry, carriagemaker
Wagner Jacob, carpenter
Weaver Charles, fireman
Weissgerber Henry, blacksmith
Wilker John, clerk
Wilson John L., grist mill
Wreds William, storekeeper
Writz John, finisher
Young Charles, of W. & J. Young
Young Philip, harnessmaker
Young W. & J., tanners
Young William, of W. & J. Young
Zingg Frederick J., of Zingg & Tauber
Zingg Samuel, hotelkeeper
Zingg & Tauber, storekeeper
NEWINGTON—A village in the town.- |
ship of Osnabruck, county of Stormont.
Distant from Dickinson’s Landing, a |
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9
miles, fare 50c.; from Montreal 86 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Population about 90,
Baker Mrs., wid Jacob, hotelkeeper
Bartley Charles, M.D.
Brill rev. John, Methodist
Bush Jurbin, blacksmith
Campbell John, A., deputy postmaster
Foster Lister, farmer
Fullerton George, blacksmith
Gordon Gabriel, shoemaker
Houn Joseph, shoemaker
Jardin Fergusson, postmaster, farmer
Jardin James, farmer
Johnson John P., cha'rmaker
Jourdain Bazile, laborer
McDiarmid Duncan, farmer
McIntyre William, laborer
McLaughlin Daniel, farmer
McLaughlin James, farmer
Ross William, carriagemaker
Rupert Josiah, storekeeper
Sheet George, storekeeper
Snetsinger George, farmer
Snetsinger John, farmer
Snetsinger Mathew, carpenter
Steen James, shingle factory
Stuart James N., general store
*NEW LANCASTER—A flourishing
village near the river St Lawrence, town-
| MACDONALD D.
} McGILLIS NEIL, tin
ship of Lancaster, county of Glengary.
It has sprung up within a few years around
the Lancaster station ofthe Grand Trunk
railway, and is rapidly absorbing the
business portion of the oldtown. Distant
from Cornwall 13 miles, from Montreal 54
miles. Mail daily. Population about 850.
Anderson John, watchmaker
Bertrand Olivier, shoemaker
Cameron Duncan R., clerk
CAMERON RODERIOCK, contractor
* The post office is called Riviére Raisin,
DOMINION 556 DIRECTORY.
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Henry
Richardson, agent
CLAIR HALL, m. Harper proprietor,
a first class house in every respect
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, A.S. McDon-
ald, proprietor
Devine John, wheelwright
Dixon Alexander, weaver
Dunall John, baker
FALKNER A. J., M.D., C.M.
FRASER DUNCAN, merchant tailor
GRAND TRUNK HOTEL, Angus
Tobin, proprietor
Grant Charles
Grant Peter, township clerk
HARPER WILLIAM, proprietor Clair
hall
Kinsela Peter, saddler
LANCASTER HOTEL, Evander McRae
yroprie tor
LECLAIR ADOLPHE D., general store
Leroy Alexander, of McInnes & Leroy
Macdonald A. R., clerk
A., M.P., general
storekeeper
Maxwell Archibald, shoemaker
| McCrimmon Donald, shoemaker
| McCrimmon Donald D., clerk
McDonald A. Lachlan, trader
McDONALD A.38., proprietor of Com-
mercial hotel
| McDonald Alexander, carpenter
| McDonald Alexander, clerk
McDonald Alexander trader
McDonald Allen, clerk
McDonald John A.
McDonald Lachlan, storekeeper
McDougall R. J., storekeeper
and hard ware
store
McGregor Alexander, cabinetmaker
McGregor Daniel, blacksmith
McGregor Miss Mary, milliner
McInnes Alexander, of McInnes & Leroy
McInnes & Leroy, blacksmiths
McKinnon William, clerk
McLEOD PETER, watchmaker
McMullen Hugh, carpenter
McNaughton Donald, storekeeper
| McPhee —, wheelwright
| McPHERSON D, F. & W. storekeepers
McPherson David McPherson
DF. & W.
McPherson Duncan, carter
McPherson James
McPherson William, of McPherson D.F.
F., of
| & W.
McRAE EVANDER, proprietor Lan-
caster hotel
Meades H. L., barber
Morrisson John, carpenter
| Munro Hugh, storekeeper
Oneil Patrick, tailor
RICHARDSON HENRY, agent G.T.R.
and Canadian Express Co,
| Rigley Daniel, clerk
Robinson Edwin, carpenter
Ross Thomas, M.D.
Stewart Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner
TOBIN ANGUS, proprietor
Trunk hotel
Urquhart John, commission merchant
Urquhart E. & B., grocers
NEW LOWELL—A village in the
township of Suunidale, county of Simcoe,
Itis a station of the Northern railway.
Montreal Telegraph Co. has an office
here. Distant from Barrie, the county
town, 17 miles, from Toronto 78 miles
Mail daily. Population about 200.
Anderson William, farmer
Bell Angus, teacher
Brett Thomas, cooper
Dow Robert, engineer
Grand
[Provinces q
Fleming Andrew, blacksmith
Gawley William, sawyer
Gill Patrick, carpenter
Jacques & Hayes, mill owners
Jamieson James, waggonmaker
Jonus John,
Langtry James, carpenter
Langtry William, carpenter
Lockhart Thomas, lumberman
Macdonald Angus, laborer
McKabe Frank, laborer
Malcolm Benjamin, laborer
Martin John, hotelkeeper
Mather James A., storekeeper
Mills Matthew, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0,
Murphy James, laborer
Murray John, laborer
Paton Andrew, storekeeper
Paton Peter, postmaster
Patton Robt, foreman Jacques & Harty
Polly Richard, laborer :
Polley Thomas, laborer
Prentice Alexander, saw mill
Smith Joseph F., station master
Spires Valentine, rope spinner
Tedford John, mechanic
Young John, lumberman
NEWMARKET — An _incorpont
town near the west side of Lake Simes
township of Whitchurch, county of Yor
It isone ot the most important static
ot the Northern railway, Stages leavebe
daily for Sharon, Queensville, Kesw
Georgina and Beaverton, Extensive ¢
rations are carried on here in grain}
ing, milling, and manufacturing and
large mercantile businesses trade is do
Montreal Telegraph Co has an office
Distant from Toronto 34 miles, from (#
lingwood 60 miles, Mail daily. Pop
tion about 3000,
AlexanderRobert, schoolmaster
Allen & Hendry, foundry and macia
shop
Allen James, of Allen & Hendry
Anderson William, school teacher
Arksey George
Arnott & Fox, coopers
Arnott John, of Arnott & Fox
Ashworth Jonathan, finisher
Atkinson Thomas, auctioneer
Bache George I., councillor
Barry John, lumberman
Bartley Mrs. Maria, wid George
Benson Charles, machinist
Bentley John, M.D., druggist
Bentley Thomas Brigham, MD.
BINNS GEORGE M., editor, printer a
proprietor of the Newmarket Coune
stationer and dealer in fancy goo!
Bishop Mrs. Louisa, storekeeper
Bishop Thos.,bricklayer and nursery
Black Joel, clerk
Bloyce John, miller
Boagrt Joseph, express agent
Bogart Moses, bookkeeper
Bond John, miller
Bond Mrs. Lydia, milliner
BOND WILLIAM, dealer in Grove
Baker’s sewing machines
Botsford Joseph, cabinetmaker
Botsford Nelson, carpenter
Botsford Timothy, saddler
Boultbee & Morgan, barristers
Boultbee Alfred, of Boultbee & Mot
Bowden William H., confectioner
Brean James, tailor
Brelsford Charles
Brimson John, waggonmaker
Britt William, laborer p
Brown rev, John, Presbyterian
Buchanan Robert, laborer |
Budge Alexander, blacksmith
Burke David
ook Rob
‘ook Wil
oryell A
rafford I
rone Jo
rooks Is
toss Ske
‘wry Eli
Dale Thor
Davis Wil
Davison J
Davison J
Denison Hi
bank
Denne Vin
Dennis Jo!
Dieterle \\
Dixon Jan
Doan Edw
ew Willi
raper Tl
Dudley W
railway
DUDLEY
Dudley
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iver Rich
Eagle hote
ilder Mrs,
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Elvidge E
Elvidge G
Elvidge J
ERA (TH
tion $1,
prietor
Forsyth ho
tress
Forsyth M
Fox Godft
Fryatt He:
Gain Thor
Gardner T
tibson Jo!
illyatt G
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tory ow
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iraham Ji
tainger ,
Grieve W;
Hackett J,
Haigh rey,
Hall Will
Hamilton
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Harrison |
& Co,
Harrison, |
ty J
»w, blacksmith
m, sawyer
arpenter
res, mill owners
28, Waggonmaker
s, carpenter
am, carpenter
nas, lumberman
gus, laborer
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min, laborer
otelkeeper
A., storekeeper
laborer
TELEGRAPH 60,
, laborer
laborer
r, Storekeeper
ostmaster
foreman Jacques & Hart
, laborer
s, laborer
ander, saw mill
F., station master
ine, rope spinner
, mechanic
lumberman
KE'ET — An_ incorpo
Vhitchureh, county of ¥
he most important stati
rn railway. Stages leavebe
ron, Queensville, K
| Beaverton, Extensive ¢
rried on here in grain
and manufacturing and
tile businesses trade is do
pgraph Co hasan office
Toronto 84 miles, from Ci
Mail daily. Popa
miles,
00,
bert, schoolmaster
ry, foundry and math
of Allen & Hendry
liam, school teacher
we
kK, coopers
of Arnott & Fox
iathan, finisher
mas, auctioneer
I., councillor
imberman
faria, wid George
es, machinist
M.D., druggist
has Brigham, M.D.
R(iE M., editor, printer
d dealer in fancy
ouisa, storekeeper
ricklayer and nursery
lerk
miller
h, express agent
bookkeeper
iller
dia, milliner
AM, dealer in Grovtt
ing machines
oh, cabinetmaker
lon, carpenter
thy, saddler
rgan, barristers
eae of "Boultbee & Mo
lam H., confectionet
tailor
ries
, Waggonmaker
laborer ‘
hn, Presbyterian
bert, laborer |
der, blacksmith
e west side of Lake Simo
f the Newmarket pe
m Mrs. Mary, wid William
mie Charles, grain warehouseman
n3 James, bookkeeper
wrne Alexander F., marblecutter
ain Mich.,switchman N, orthern railway
dwell John B., chairmaker
MMMPBELL EDWARD C., barrister
fampion Job L., bir
wright George, laborer
AWT RA JOSEPH, agent Royal Ca-
nadian bank —
hantler W., hairdresser .
ollins John W., M.D., homoeopathist
ollins Mrs. Lucinda, wid Robert
‘onner Mrs. Ann, wid Patrick — ?
(0K JOHN, notary, commissioner in
Queen’s Bench, clerk 4th Division court
00K JOSEPH H., stationer, gilder
and grocer bes
‘ook Mrs, Elizabeth, milliner
ook Robert, carpenter
ook William, cooper
oryell Abraham, contractor
‘afford Holmes, laborer
rone John, carpenter
Hrooks Isaac, cooper
ross Skelton, M.D.
\ury Elida, butcher
Dale Thomas J., melodeon maker
avis William G., storekeeper
Davison John, innkeeper
Davison J., of Harrison, Sheppard & Co
Denison Henry T., teller Royal Canadian
bank
Denne Vincent, butcher
Dennis John, pumpmaker
Dieterle William, watchmaker
Dixon James, laborer
Doan Edward B., marblecutter
Dew William, mason
Draper Thomas, tailor
Dudley Walter, station master Northern
railway
UDLEY WALTER, jun., of Lount &
Dudley
Dyer Richard, carpenter
gle hotel, C. Hanmer, opener
ales Mrs, Mary, dressmaker
Himonds Mrs. Jane, wid William
Admonds William R., traveller
ilder Mrs. Mary
Elvidge Charles, of Sykes & Elvidge
Elvidge Edmund, carpenter
Elvidge George, patternmaker
Elvidge Joseph, millwright
ERA (THE), weekly, annual subscrip-
tion $1.50; E. Jackson, editor, pro-
prietor and printer
Forsyth house, Mrs. M. Forsyth, proprie-
tress
Forsyth Mrs. Margaret, Forsyth house
Fox Godfrey, of Arnott & Fox
tyatt Henry
iain Thomas, tailor
ratdner Thomas, moulder
ibson John, blacksmith
illyatt George P., registry clerk and
commissioner in B.R,
orham Charles, factory manager
WRHAM NELSON, J.P., reeve, fac-
tory owner
raham Christopher H., clerk
itaham John, weaver
stainger John, butcher
Grieve Walter
Hackett James, M.D.
me tev. George, Presbyterian
Hall William, painter
Hamilton George, miller
Hanmer Clark, proprietor Eagle hotel
arrizon Henry, of Harrison Sheppard
& Co, ’
Harrison, Sheppard & Oo.,
Hartery John, tanner
ki
Hs
storekeepers
mS
ne pee a
DOMINION 557 DIRECTORY.
NEWMARKET.
HRNDERSON ANDREW, stationer, | Nash Fipene, millen
operator Montreal Telegraph Co,
Hendry Thomas, of Allen & Hendry
Hewitt Mrs. Ellen, wid Robert
Hewitt Robert, North American hotel
Hunter James John, M.D.
Hodge James, of J. & J. Hodge
Hodge John, laborer
Hodge John, of J. & J. Hodge
Hodge J. & J., tinsmiths
Hogaboon John C., farmer
Hoggard George, Royal hotel
Holleran Mrs. Hannah, wid Patrick
Holliday John, of Winn & Holliday
Hollingshed Amos, watchmaker
Hollingshed Amos J., dentist
Holmes Michael, finisher
Hudgin Amos, melodeon maker
Hughes Elwood
Hughes John W., storekeeper
Hughes Mrs. Susan, wid Nathan
Hunter Edwin
Hnnter James John, M.D.
Hunter George, carpenter
Hurst Thomas, butcher
Hutchcroft George B., waggonmaker
Ingley George, carpenter
Irwin Gerard, farmer
JACKSON ERASTUS, editor, printer
and proprietor of the Era
Jackson John F., storekeeper
Johnson Hiram, hookkeeper
Johnson Jacob H., sashes and blinds
Johnson John, brewer
Johnson Nelson, carpenter
Jolly Nathaniel, cabinetmaker
Jones William L., photographer
Kean rev. P., R. catholic
Kelly James, tailor
Kelman James, druggist
Kennedy John, tailor
Kennedy Mrs. Eveline, wid William
Kent James, laborer
Kerr William, laborer
Kirk Thomas, blacksmith
Lapp William, mason
Lewis Abraham, whipmaker
Lloyd David, registry clerk
Lioyd Seth, carpenter
Lloyd Thomas H., veterinary surgeon
LOUNT & DUDLEY, barristers
LOUNT GEO. W., of Lount & Dudley
Luke William, miller
McCracken Alexander J., carriage ma-
kerand marble dealer
McGee John, laborer
McGirr Mrs. Ann
McLaughlin Richard, tinsmith
McMASTER WILLIAM, jun., dealer in
dry goods, groceries, crockery, boots
and shoes, heavy and shelf hardware,
bar iron, bent stuff, &c. ; clothing ready
made and made to order
McNamara Mrs. Nancy, wid John
Maher Edward, storekeeper
MARSDEN JOHN W.,, miller
Martin Mrs. Elizabeth
Mayes David, miller
Millard J., & Son, cabinetmakers
Millard John, of J. Millard & Son
Millard Joseph, of J. Millard & Son
Minns George, saddler
Minough Mrs. Sarah, wid John
Mitchell David, carpenter
Mitchell John, innkeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, An-
drew Henderson, operator
Morgan Edward, of Boultbee & Morgan
Morse H. M., manager for Sargent &
Gainer
Mosier James
Mosier Lawrence, teamster
Murphy Edward F., contractor
Murray Robert, waggonmaker
Nash John,
Naylor John, grain warehouseman
Naylor Martin, teamster
NEWMARKET COURIER, weekl
nual subscription $1.25 ; G. M. Bi
editor, proprietor and printer
Noller James, cooper
Norris John, butcher
North American hotel, R. Hewitt, pro-
prietor
Orr Archibald B., of W. & A.B. Orr
Orr W. & A.B., storekeepers
Orr William, of W. & A. B. Orr
Osborn John, livery stable
Owens James, foundryman
Owens M., finisher
Patterson Charles, marble cutter
Pearson James J., county registrar
Pearson Nathaniel, dentist
Peck Mrs. Susan, wid Stephen
Peckham, Hoag & Co., lumber merchants
Hoesen Stephen, of Peckham, Hoag &
0
an-
nns,
Peterson Thomas, grocer
Pibus Edward, saddler
Playter Edward, M.D.
Prest Robert, shoemaker
Pursell James, tailor
Rauivay rey. 5S. F., M.A., canon, ch of
England
Reid Abner N., marblecutter
Reid David W., marblecutter
Reid James, photographer
Richardson Henry, mechanic
Richardson North
Roadhouse Samuel, cabinetmaker
Robertson James, clerk
Robinson Martin, shoemaker
Robinson Reuben
Rodgers David Lloyd, M.D.
Roe William, postmaster, storekeeper
Rowen Thomas, laborer
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, Joseph
Cawthra, agent
Royal hotel, G. Hoggard, proprietor
Rumsey Geo. J., of D. Sutherland & Oo.
Russell Henry D., marble cutter
Sargent & Gainer, dry goods
Schrigly Richard, landlord
Scott Stanley, M.D.
Searle Thomas
Sexton John B., watchmaker
Shankle Godfrey, saddler
Sharpe Ingham, storekeeper
Sheppard William H. W., of Harrison,
Sheppard & Co.
SIMPSON CHARLES H., chemist and
druggist, and fancy goods dealer
Simpson Henry, brewery owner
Simpson Levi, cooper
Simpson Robert, storekeeper
Simpson Theodore, baker
Smith Charles, carpenter
Smith George, cler
Smith John, clerk
Smith John, miller
Smith Robert H., storekeeper
Southard William, carpenter
Spence William, mantlemaker
Spencer Eli, storekeeper
Squier Aaron, insurance agent
Stewart Alexander, machinist
Stewart Peter, shoemaker
Stickwood Robert, shoemaker
Stickwood William, brickmaker
Stocking Edwin, of Peckham, Hoag & Co.
Summers Horatio G., agent
Sutherland Alexander, tailor
Sutherland D., & Co., storekeeper
auesranh Donald, of D. Sutherland &
0.
Sykes & Elvidge, foundrymen
Sykes Samuel, of Sykes "& Elvidge
We
.
Nrew-New
Thompson Henry, saddler
Tully Michael, mason
Urquhart David, engine driver
Vanart Mrs. Nancy, wid Jacob
Vernon Mrs. Mary, wid John
Wallis Robert
Wallis William, saddler
Warner Henry, cabinetmaker
Warner John, carpenter
Watson Andrew R., watchmaker
Wetherell James 8., blacksmith
Widdis James, moulder
Wilson James, cutter
Wilson John, shoemaker
Winn & Holliday, house painters
Winn Penn, of Winn & Holliday
Winstanley Mrs. Mary, wid Edward
Withe W., blacksmith
Wood George, painter
Wood Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph
Young Men’s Christian association
NEW PORT—A small village on Grand
river, township of Brantford, county of
Brant. Distant from Branttord, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway,3 miles. Mail
tri-weekly. Population about 100.
Benedick Louis, clerk
Brown Alfred, laborer
Campbell Murdoch, farmer
Chapin Charles, labore r
Colman Miles, farmer
Davis John, farmer
Emmet Moses, farmer
Fisher George, laborer
Gantlet James, shoemaker
Gill Joseph, shoemaker
Green William, butcher
Haines John, waggonmaker
Hartney Yeaman, blacksmith
Hassard Alexander, hotelkeeper
Houlding George, farmer
Houlding Thomas, storekeeper
Milloy Colin, postmaster, hotelkeeper
Mitchell Ambrose, waggonmaker
Mitchell David
Parson Edward, blacksmith
Patton John, revenue department
Roberts David, joiner
Saunderson Thomas, councillor
Skimin Samuel, waggonmaker
Taylor Mrs. Mary, wid John
Tomlinson Stephen, farmer
Tomlinson William, farmer
Watson Alexander, school teacher
Woodley Josiah, storekeeper
NEW ROSS—A village inthe township
of Matilda, county of Dundas. Distant
from Matilda, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare $1; from
Montreal 105 miles, Mail weekly, Popu-
lation about 120.
Anderson Richard, grocer °
Blair Archibald, farmer
Blair William, farmer
Burke Walter, farmer
Corker Hugh, farmer
Corker James, farmer
Jurrie Thomas, postmaster
Edmonds Thomas, farmer
Ellis William, farmer
Fader —, blacksmith
Gormley Patrick, farmer
Graham rey. William J.W., Wesleyan
Johnston William, farmer :
Jordan Edward, farmer
Jordan John, farmer
Jordan Richard, farmer
Lennox Thomas, farmer
Long John, farmer
Long Nicholas, farmer
McGregor Christopher, farmer
McKenjie rev. Francis, ch of England
McShane James, farmer
Milligan John, farmer
Milligan Robert, farmer
Milon John, farmer
Morrison Miss Margaret, school teacher
Murdock Moses, farmer
Robinson William, grocer
Rylance William, farmer
Wilson Miss Esther, school teacher
Wright James, grocer
Wright Robert, farmer
NEWRY-—A ¢mall village in the town-
shi»of Elma, county of Perth. Principal
business is furming and lumbering. Mont-
real Telegraph Co, has an office here. Dis-
taut from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
rolway 16miles, Mail daily, Population
rout 75.
Coulton Charles, farmer
Falkner Daniel, postmaster
FALKNER JAMES, agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Gordon Donald, dealer
Lowry James, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.
Falkner, agent
Morrison John, blacksmith
Plum Ebenezer, innkeeper
Poole George, teacher
NEW SARUM-—A seattered village in
the township of Yarmouth, county of
Elgin. Distant from St Thomas, a sta
tion of the London and Port Stanley
railway, 6 miles, fare 25c. Mail daily.
Population about 189,
Boughner Malon, farmer
Bowlby Samuel, farmer
Call Maroin D., waggonmaker
Caughell Henry, firmer
Caughell Jacob, laborer
Cloes John, farmer
Cloes Lewis R., farmer
Cloes O'Neal, J.P., farmer
Elliott Thomas, farmer
Elliott William, school teacher
Emery William W., farmer
Fouger Edward, farmer
Francis Thomas, farmer
Gilbert John, farmer
Grawburg Leonard, farmer
Hoskins William, laborer
House Abraham, farmer
House Henry C., farmer
Lee Jolin, farmer
Locke John, laborer
Luton Daniel, M.P.P.
Norton John, of Norton & Oakes, cabinet
maker
Norion & Oakes, sawing and boring
machine makers
Oakes Charles, farmer
Oakes Garritt, J.P., farmer
Oakes Robert, of Norton & Oakes
Richmond rey. Hugh, Baptist
Smith Jacob, tavernkeeper
Smith rev. Abraham, Baptist
Stephenson Joseph, J.P., farmer
Stokes John, farmer
Wilcox George, farmer
Wilcox Jacob, hotelkeeper
Wilton Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper
Wilton William, blacksmith
Wilton William, laborer
Wright Thomas, tollkeeper
NEWTON—A small village in the town-
shipof Clarke, county of Durham, on the
telegraph road to Toronto, Distant from
Newtonville, a station of the Grand Trunk
railway, 8 miles, from Neweustle 5 miles,
from Port Hope 12 miles, fare 85e. Mail
Daily. Population about 850,
Bradley Alexander, sen., grocer
Canada Presbyterian church, rev,
Archibald Cross, minister
DOMINION 558 DIRECTORY.
Ras ——
Chantler William, farmer and merchant
Cleghorn rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Convrey Ephriam, blucksmith
Convey John, blacksmith
Cross rev. Archibald, Presbyterian
Dicky Theron, miller p
Downing Jonathan, carriagemaker
Gilmore William, farmer
Hancock George, saddler
Jacobs Joseph, J.P., issuer of marriage
licenses
Johnston Andrew, cooper
Jones Samuel, farmer
Jones William, farmer
Lockhart Hugh, farmer
LOCKHART JAMES, postmaster and
storekeeper
Lockhart Robert, farmer
Lord William, farmer
Love William, master Newtonville Com.
mon school
McAlden Isaac, carpenter
McBrine Alfred N., M.D.
McChesney William, innkeeper
McKnight William, laborer
| McMurtry James, farmer
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Joseph Ja-
cobs, J.P., issuer
Merrick John, carpenter
Merrick John, jun., carpenter
Merrick W. C., spinner
Milligan Mrs. [sabella, wid Andrew
Milligan William, farmer
Morgan Robert, mason
Muldrew John, of Wm. Muldrew & Co
Muldrew William,of Wm. Muldrew& Co
Me'drew William, & Co., storekeepers
Ovens William, laborer
| Quackenbush William, blacksmith
Riddell Mrs. Jane, wid George
Smith Lothrop F., farmer
Speers James, farmer
Sylvester Charles, tailor
Thompson James, jtn., tailor
Thompson James, jun., carpenter
Thompson James, sen., tailor
Thompson Mrs Agnes, wid James
Walker Joseph, bookkeeper
Walters Mrs Elizabeth, wid William,
dressmaker
Walton Charles, clerk
Walton Henry, carpenter
Marner Armand, laborer
White rev. William F.,
church
Wilkinson John, carpenter, bds at
McChesney’s
St Andrews
NEWTON BROOK—A village in the
township and county of York, Distant
from Thornhill, a station of the Northera
railway, 5 miles, from Toronto 9 miles,
fare 25e. Maildaily, Population about
200,
Ager Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Anderson Alexander, waggonmaker
Bloomer Mrs., dressmaker
Bredin rev. James, Wesleyan
Cooper James, merchant and miller
Cope John, laborer
Cummer Wm., postmaster, storekeeper
Dewsbury Thomas, laborer
Dewsbury William, laborer
Drury Mes., wid John ;
Finchs Hotel, William Kirk, proprietor
Francis John, farmer
Finch John, farmer
Flynn Daniel, shoemaker
Foster Oswald
Gray David, blacksmith
Humberstone Thomas, jun., potter
Humberstone Thomas, sen., farmer
Irwin James, laborer
Jackson Thomas, farmer
James John, farmer
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Jose
James Will
Jordan Jam
Willia:
Lawless Jol
Leonard At
Lindsay Jol
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MeKauge DJ
lenge John
Vontgomery
fulholland
Manro Robe
Mealy Edwa)
Wealy James
Nealy Mrs.
fichol Jame
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Risehorough
Robinson Wi
Routlitfe Gee
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treet Willial
Walls Danie
Watson Will
Woods Jolin
IEWTON
lage on the |
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townships
Tecumseth
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MAGARA
the month of
Ontario, tow
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Mm Ontario.
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farmer and merchan
mas, Wesleyan
blucksmith
ksmith
ald, Presbyterian
ler
n, carriagemaker
farmer
saddler
»., issuer of marriage
, cooper
mer
riner
urmer
MES, postmaster and
farmer
mer
ter Newtonville Com-
irpenter
M.D.
tn, innkeeper
i, laborer
farmer
'ENSES, Joseph Ja- }
r
penter
1 Carpenter
inner
ella, wid Andrew
farmer
Jason
Wm. Muldrew & Co.
of Wm. Muldrew& Co.
_& Co., storekeepers
borer
liam, blacksmith
, wid George
farmer
ner
, tailor
jun., tailor
juun., carpenter
sen., tailor
rnes, wid James
yok keeper
abeth, wid William,
Nerk
rpenter
borer
lam F., St Andrews
carpenter, bds at
—A_ village in the
a4 of York. Distant
station of the Norther
trom Toronto 9 miles,
ily. Population about
et, wid James
ler, waggonmaker
smaker
Wesleyan |
rehant and miller
r
stmaster, storekeeper
b, laborer
1, laborer
yhn j
iam Kirk, proprietor
ner
Oy
emaker
amith
mas, jun., potter
mas, SCn., farmer
rer
farmer
ar
james Joseph, saw mill
James William, J.P.
ordan James, blacksmith :
Kirk William, proprietor Finch’s hotel
onard Abram, merchant and miller
Lindsay John, farmer
ocking Thomas, farmer
Bride David ‘
eCague Duncan, road superintendent
Cague Miss Mary, dressmaker
McDonnell Joseph, waggonmaker
cKauge D., road superintendent
Wenge John, laborer
Montgomery Richard, farmer
Mulholland Davia, farmer
Monro Robert, shoemaker
Mealy Edward, pumpmaker
Nealy James, laborer
aly Mrs. Fliza, wid John
Nichol James, farmer
Piper James, laborer
POWELL CHARLES, patentee of the
swing pumpand of the handy safety
carriage pole, shafts and couplings
Purcell Patrick, laborer
ieborough Robert, farmer
Robinson William, J.P.
Routlitfe George, farmer
Reott H.S., school teacher
Germain A. H., builder
tele Thomas, tavernkeeper
Breet William, farmer
falls Daniel, laborer
fatson William, jeweller
oods Jolin, mason
EWTON ROBINSON—A small vil,
lage on the leading road (rom Cookstown
and on the boundary line between the
townships of West” Gwillimbury and
Tecumseth, south riding of the county of
Simcoe, Distant from Bradford, a station
of the Northern railway, 9 miles, fare
Sie; from Torouto 44 miles, Maildaily,
Population about 150, :
bantler William, storekeeper
ghton George, laborer
lekey John, farmer
powney Robert, J.P., farmer
iunigan John, laborer
irrell James, farmer
wkner William, tailor
trguson John, farmer
Bilmore William, farmer
Hipwell Humphry, school teacher
Lipw ‘Ld. R., postmaster, storekeeper
son Mrs, Hannah, wid John, tavern-
eeper
elellan Andrew, blacksmith
eonnell A,B. C., laborer
erick Benjamin, wool carder
trick John, carpenter
errick John. jun., carpenter
tick W.C.. spinner
gets George, farmer
putherland George, laborer
owns Alvy, wool carder
owns William C.,, woollen mill
alker Jog ‘ph, book keeper
alton Charles, cle k
ton Henry, carpenter
Woughby Adam, farmer
MIGARA— An incorporated town at
etonth of the Niagara river, on Lake
hip of Niagara, county of
s the chief town of the ecun-
vee Is one of the oldest places
Bieta ny ‘md was the scene of many
prone" Mis in the early history of the
ee, It Wasburned down in‘Decem-
eheral MeClure, of the
A waft ts retreat from the
wily situated on a plain
Md has boon laid ont in wits streets,
*Formerly called Newark,
Hawless John, jun., agent and collector
} Brown John, laborer
DOMINION 559 DIRECTORY.
From its sin
well adapted for the recreation, during
the warm months, of the toil worn cit
merchant or student. Montreal Telegrap iy
Co. has an office and the Great Western
railway a station here. Steamers run
regularly to and from Toronto and Kings-
ton and this place. Distant from St.
Catharines 12 miles, from Suspension
bridge 12 miles, from The Falls 1 miles,
from Chippewa 17 miles, from Fort Erie
81 miles, from Toronto by water 3} miles.
Mail daily.
Abbott John, laborer
Abbott William, laborer
Addison Isaac, sailor
Allen Richard, laborer
Alma John L.
Alma Pedro, barrister ‘
American hotel, Mrs, Mary Chisholm,
proprietress
Andrews Mrs. Anne, wid John
Appleton Barker, tinsmith
Baldwin Morgan
Ball Albert, fisherman
Ball Charles, fisherman
Ball John C., farmer
Ball John W., farmer
Ball Miss Margaret
tall Robert, farmer
Bannister James, laborer
Barker Miss T. B.
Barron Thomas, farmer
Bate James, pensioner
Baxter Francis J., druggist
Baxter Mrs. Agnes, wid James
Berry Richard, laborer
Bessle Jonathan, laborer
Bessle Lorenzo, laborer
Best Robert, butcher
Beven Charles J., clerk
Beven Robert, weaver
BLAIM THOMAS P., dry goods and
clothing
Blain William, shoemaker
Blake John A., leather manufacturer
Bolton Charles, fisherman
Bolton Charles, laborer
Polton John, laborer
Boylan Thomas, groom
Boyle G, B., agent Citizens’ Insurance,
Co. of Canada
Boyle George B., barrister
Brady Andrew
Brennan Thomas, pensioner
Briggs James, farmer
Briggs Jolin, shoemaker
igs Richard, shoemaker
Braw Frederick, pensioner
Brown James, laborer
Brown James, sailor
Population about 38900,
Burke Thomas
Burns Ambrose, shoemaker
Burns Mrs, Mary, wid John
Cafferty Amos, pensioner
Cumidge Charles, school teacher
Campbell Mrs. Anne, wid Edward
Campbell Mrs. Ellen, wid John
Campbell Mrs. Sarah, wid John
Campbell rev. Charles, Presbyterian
Campbell William HL, blacksmith
Campbell William J., blacksmith
Canally Patrick, carpenter
Canally William, laborer
Cantwell James, fisherman |
Carnathan Mrs, Anne, wid Robert,
boarding house |
Carnochan James, carpenter
Carr Patrick, laborer |
Cathline Edward, carpenter
Cathline Philip A., carpenter
Cousher James, pensioner
Chapman Miss Aves, milliner
Chapman Richard, laborer
Dunn James,
larly healthy position, it is} Chapman Samuel, pensioner
Chisholm Mrs, Mary, wid Alexander,
proprietress American hotel
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO, OF
CANADA, G. B. Boyle, agent
Clark Francis, laborer
Clark James
Clark John, tailor
Clark Peter
Claus Warren, barrister
Clement George A., grocer
Clement John M., hardware
Clench Ralph, ferryman
Clockenburgh John, shoemaker
Cody James, laborer
Coit George
Coleman George, laborer
Coleman John, laborer
Coleman Mes. Jane, wid
Conley John, laborer
Connolly Patrick, laborer
Cowan Mrs. Mary, wid James
Cox Mrs. Mary, wid Lewis
Coxwell Edward, bricklayer
Creed Obediah, painter
Creen Mrs, Margaret, wid rev. Thomas
Crooks Adam, resides in Toronto
Cropley James, tanner
Cropley William, tanner
Crouch Joseph, farmer
Crysler Henry W.
Culver Mrs. Susanna, wid Chester
Cummings Jolin, laborer
Cummings Lawrence, laborer
Cumpson James, laborer
Cumpson William, laborer
Curtis William, shoemaker
Daly Jeremiah
Davey Albert, laborer
Davey James
Davidson John, carpenter
Davis Mrs. Mary, wid George
Devoe John J., soda water manufacturer
DICK CAPTAIN THOMAS, proprietor
Queen’s Royal Niagara hotel
Dickson hon. Walter H., senator
Dixon Robert E., clerk
Dodge Anson, J.P., resides in New York
Dolan Martin, teamster
Dolan Mrs. Anne, wid James
Dolson William H., proprietor Victoria
house and billiard saloon
Donnelly William G., livery stable
Doorley Thomas, shoemaker
Doretty James
Doretty John, laborer
Doretty Thomas, teamster
Dovle Andrew, pensioner
Doyle Edward, fisherman
pensioner
iagan Edward, laborer
Kars Joseph, ferryman
| Elliott Thomas, boarding house
Elliott William, mason
Ellison George, mason
Ellison Henry, mason
Ellison John, mason
Ellison Miss Margaret
Ellison Thomas, mason
Erwood James
Evans Henry, baker, storekeeper
Fellows Thomas, pensioner
Feney John, pensioner
Field James P., clerk
Fisher Mrs, Susan, wid William
Fizett Robert, bailiff
Flannigan Mrs. Bridget, wid Joseph
Flinn Michael, laborer
Flint Joseph, pensioner
Follett Stephen H., grocer
Fraser John, boarding house
French Charles, pensioner
Fuller Johnson, laborer
Fullmer Alfred D., tanner
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NIAGARA.
Fullmer William, tanner
Fulton John, tailor
Garrett Edwin L., barrister
Gates John, laborer
Gates Joseph, deputy postmaster
Gates William
Geale captain Jolin, late Royal Cana-
dian Rifles
George Thomas, pensioner
Gillan Mrs. Mary A.
Girvan John, pensioner
Glassbrook Richard, laborer
Goodwin John, pencinger
Gorman James, laborer
Grace Thomas, laborer
Graham William
Grainen Mrs. Agnes
Grainger F’. H., painter
Green George, farmer
Hacker William, laborer
Hall John, surveyor of customs
Hall Miss Clara, milliner
Halliday Samuel, pensioner
Handley William I., shoemaker
Hare Edwin, storekeeper
Harrington Timothy, laborer
Harrison Francis, tanner
Harrison Francis, shoemaker
Harvey James, storekeeper
Harvey Mrs. Janet, wid James
Harvey Thomas B., pensioner
Hawthorne George, pilot
Hayes Mrs. Mary, wid Thomas
Hewgill captain Edwin
Hewitt William, shoemaker
Heyward Benjamin
Heyward Mrs, Mary, wid William
Hilman Samuel, pensioner
Hillman George, blacksmith
Hiscott Richard, farmer
Holahan James, laborer
Holahan Thomas, shoemaker
Hopkins Mrs. Mary, wid Philip
Hossey Michael, laborer
House John, laborer
Howard Richard, tavernkeeper
Hoyt Benjamin, whitewasher
Hunter Neil, laborer
Ingram Mrs. Mary, wid Henry
Irish Mark, manager Queen's Royal |
Niagara hotel
Johnson Warner, painter
Johnson William, sailor
Jones Elias, tinsmith
Karnahan John, pensioner
Kearns Martin,
Keith Noble, laborer
Keitley Jessie
Kelley rev. John, R. catholic
Kennedy James, carpenter
KERBY J.T., editor and proprietor of |
the Niagara News
Ketchum George B.
Kirby Joseph D., commission merchant
KIRBY WILLIAM, reeve, secretary
Ontario and Erie Ship Canal Co.
Lake View house, John Rousseau, pro-
prietor
Lambert John, laborer
Lambert Woodruff, billiard saloon
Larkin Mrs Mary, wid Charles
Lavell Jonathan, laborer
Lee James, pensioner
Lee Miss Mary,
| Manders Mrs, Bridget
| Manifold Mrs. Susan, wid William
| Marshall
| Matthews William, teamster
| Menealley Mrs. Margaret, wid James
| Menealley Walter J., engineer
| Millan Mrs, Isabella,wid Patrick, tavern-
| Miller Mrs. Deborah, wid Robert
DOMINION 560 DIRECTORY.
Lynch Patrick, saddler
Lyons Martin, pensioner
Macker Edward, blacksmith
McBride John, painter
McBryan Bernard, pensioner
McCaffrey John, laborer
McUVarter William, laborer
McCaul David, storekeeper
McClelland William, storekeeper
McCulloch Peter, grocer
McDonald Archibald, sailor
McDonnell William, pensioner
McDougall Miss Isabella
McDougall Miss Maria
McGinley John, tailor
McKenzie John, pensioner
McKie Miss Agnes, dressmaker
McKie Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker
McMillan James, dry goods
McMILLAN JOHN, wholesale and retail
dry goods, groceries, wines and liquors
MeMurray rev. William, ch of England
Mallion Robert, laborer
replat Anthony, pensioner
Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Jonathan
Mason Miss Cecelia
Masters Joseph, sailor
Maxwell William, pensioner
Meighan Michael, pensioner
Millan James L., clerk
keeper
Milligan Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick
Milloy captain Duncan, steamer City |
of Toronto |
Mills John, laborer
Mills Mes. Mary, wid William
Moffav. Mrs. Mary, wid Richard, proprie-
tress Moffatt’s hotel
Moir Thomas, fisherman
Monro Thomas, blacksmith
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wim, |
A. Warren, operator
Moody Edwin, basketmaker
Morley Mrs. Julia, wid Michael
Morris William
Morrison Angus, M.P., vice president
Ontario and Erie Ship Canal Co.
MORRISSON’S HOTEL, Martin Mor-
risson, proprietor
MORRISON MARTIN, proprietor Mor- |
risson’s hotel
Morson Alfred, M.D.
Morson Frederick, M.D.
Murphy Cornelius, laborer
Murphy John, harbor master
Murphy Michael, laberer
Murphy Thomas J., blacksmith
Nash Frederick G., farmer
Newman David, blacksmith
Newton Mrs. Mary, wid William
NIAGARA NEWS, weekly, annual sub- |
scription $2 ; J. T. Kerby, editor, pro-
prietor and printer
O'Brien James, porter
O'Brien Patrick, laborer
O'Connor Thomas, laborer
O'Leary John, school teacher
Lemon Andrew, barrister, resides in
Guelph
Lester William H., clerk
Little William, engineer
Livingstone Mrs. Bridget, wid William
Lockwood Albert, carpenter
Long Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Henry, saloon
Lowe Mrs; Mercy, wid Joseph
Luck James, laborer
Lunn William, pensioner
Oliver Alexander, farmer
O'Malley Mrs. Sarah, wid John
O'Neil Mrs. Eliza, wid John
Ontario and Erie Ship Canal Co., An-
Painter Joseph, farmer
Paffard Frederick
Parker William
Parker William, pensioner
Patterson Edward, baker
Petley William,
Philips rev. Nicholas H., ch of Bn
Platt Henry D., carriagemaker
Platt Willard, carriagemaker
Plumb John B,
Pollock James, pensioner
Porter John
Proctor Samuel, laborer
Purcell James, pensioner
QUEEN’SROYAL NIAGARA HOTE
captain Thomas Dick, proprietor
Rayner John, sailor
Rayner Joseph, sailor
Rayner Mrs. Susan wid John
Reid Robert, shoemaker
Reilly Andrew, M.D.
Richardson Edmund, tailor
Richardson George, pensioner
Richardson Mrs. Mary Anne, wid Joba
Riley James, pensioner
Ritchie Henry, laborer
Roach James, laborer
Robertson rev, Wim. H. C., ch of Englan
Robertson Thomas, clerk
| Robinson James, teamster
Roddy Mrs. Bridget, wid William
| Rogers John, town clerk
Rogers Robert, tailor
Ross Lewis, barber
toss Mrs., wid John
| Rousseau John, proprietor Lake Vie
house
Rowland Thomas M., storekeeper
| Rye Miss Maria, manager Western hom
resides in England
Saddlier Thomas, penelnnte
Sendham John, laborer
Sando John, butcher
keeper
Savage Mrs. Sarah, wid John
Scott Mrs, Martha, wid James
Scott William, pensioner
Scully Edward, laborer
Scully Thomas, bookkeeper
Secord Charles B., barrister
| SENIOR WILLIAM, dealer in fan
goods and groceries
| Servos colonel P. C., farmer
Servos Daniel, clerk
Servos John, farmer
Sherlock Albert, laborer
Sherlock Charles, carpenter
Sherlock Robert, laborer
Sherwood Stephen, blacksmith
Short Bartholemew, farmer
rio Volunteers
| Short Michael
Smith Charles, plasterer
Smith Robert, pensioner
Smithers James, clerk
Smithers Robert, auctioneer
Smithson Henry, laborer
Somers Thomas, laborer
Steel Jacob, carpenter
Stephenson Mrs. Mary, wid James
Stewart Miss Precilla
Stocking Jared
Stockman Lawrence, clerk
Stuanton —, painter
Stubbs William, storekeeper
us Morrison, M.P., vice president;
William Kirby, secretary
Orr Johnson, fisherman
PAFFARD HENRY mayor, treasurer
Ontério and Erie Ship Canal Co., and
druggist
Sullivan Patrick, pensioner
Swift James, pensioner
Swinton Alexanéer, carpenter
Swinton David, :arpenter
Talbot David, carpenter
Taylor James M., e-llector of custo
[Provinog ¢
ry
Sando Stephen, butcher and tare
Short captain Edward, 19th Batt, On
Speirs James, station master G.WR
Todd Ste
Torrance
Valin Jo
Varey E!
Victoria.
Wall Nic
Walsh Ji
Walsh M
Walsh M:
Warren |
WARRE.
operate
Waters Vi
Waters D
Waters J
WESTER
manage
White Mi
Whitelaw
Whitmore
Whitmore
Williams
Willson R
Willson V
Wilson M
Wiltshire
Winterbot
teacher
Winterbot
clerk Di
Wright W
Wynn Mrs
Young Jar
Young Jar
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farmer
pensioner
rd, baker
holas H., ch of Engl
carriagemaker
arriagemaker
pensioner
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pensioner
AL NIAGARA HOTE
as Dick, proprietor
ailor
sailor
san wid John
hoemaker
, M.D.
mund, ‘tailor
orge, pensioner
3. Mary Anne, wid Joha
ensioner
laborer
laborer
Ww. H. C., chofEnglan
mas, clerk
es, teamster
‘idget, wid William
town clerk
, tailor
arber
1 John 5
in, proprietor Lake Vie
mas M., storekeeper
a, manager Western hon
ngland
mas, pene
in, laborer
butcher
en, butcher and tare
Sarah, wid John
artha, wid James
m, pensioner
rd, laborer
has, bookkeeper
es B., barrister
ILLIAM, dealer in fan
groceries
el P. C., farmer
l, clerk
farmer
ert, laborer
rles, carpenter
vert, laborer
sphen, blacksmith
emew, farmer
L Edward, 19th Batt, Oa
pers
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3, plasterer
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hes, clerk
bert, auctioneer
nry, laborer
as, laborer 1d
, station master GW.
carpenter
Irs. Mary, wid James !
Precilla
ed
wrence, clerk
painter
am storekeeper
rick, pensioner
| pensioner
vanier, carpenter
rid, bead abo
d, carpenter
3 M., eilectot of custo
or John, carpenter
whe John, servant
Thomas James, tailor
Thomason Miss Baldwin B.
Thompson captain Edward, 19th Batt,
Ontario Volunteers
Thompson John R. I., school teacher
Thompson William, pensioner
Thornton John, mason
Toal Charles, clerk
Todd Stephen, carpenter
Torrance Miss M.
Valin Joseph, carpenter
Varey Eli, auctioneer
Victoria house, W. H. Dolson proprietor
Wall Nicholas, shoemaker
Walsh James, saloon
Walsh Mrs. Anne, wid Simon
Walsh Mrs. Hannah, wid William
Warren Robert, postmaster
WARREN WILLIAM A., telegraph
operator
Waters William, laborer
Waters Daniel, farmer
Waters John, farmer
WESTERN HOME, Miss Maria Rye,
manager
White Miss Bridget, dressmaker
Whitelaw Francis, stationer
Whitmore Daniel, farmer
Whitmore Peter, farmer
Williams James F’., plume maker
Willson Robert, M.D.
Willson Walter R., clerk
Wilson Mrs. Maria, wid George ~
Wiltshire Charles, pensioner
Winterbottom Miss Agnes C., school
teacher
Winterbottom William B., councillor,
clerk Division court
Wright William, artist
Wynn Mrs, Anne, wid John
Young James, laborer
Young James, pedlar
‘NIAGARA FALLS—This, the most
Mupendous cataract on the face of the
fe », is situated on the Niagara river
ween Lakes Erie and Ontario, in the
township of Stamford, county of Welland.
Itisa great resort of the tourist and in-
valid, and is annually visited by thou-
‘ands from all parts of the earth, It
resents a scene of marvellous grandeur,
ora mile above the Falls, the river gra-
dually descends some fifty feet, then plun-
ges 165 feet perpendicularly and rushes
onward through a narrow gorge until it
Teaches Queenston, a distance of seven
niles ; from here it glides peacefully into
Lake Ontario, About a mile below the
falls, spanning the mighty chasm of Nia-
fara, uniting the tersitaries of two diffe-
rent governments, sustaining the great
railroad traffic of Canada and the United
States, 250 feet above a flood of water
Which man has never yet been able to
fathom, stands the Niagara Railway Sus-
pension bridge, one of the grandest
achievements of
ss lace work, and seemingly light and
ary, ithangs there, high between heaven
and the ee tlood below, more solid
than the earth heds of adjacent railways.
® concussions of fast moving trains are
Susibly felt miles off through solid
forty soil, but a freight train travers-
4 the Nigara Suspension bridge, at
speed of five miles an hour. commu-
Meates no jar to passengers walking upon
the carriage way below. ‘The land cables
: the bridge do not tremble under it—
feslight concussions of the superstrne-
_ do not go over the summits, of the
owers, Fast anchored with stone, and
vi in solid rock cut down to the depth
‘wenty-five feet, the great cables are
proce able by any mechanical force inci-
ntal to tho use of the bridge, or the
Datural influences it is subject to. The
te strength of these cables is 12,400
*See Clifton for names of residents.
art inthe world, Delicate |
the Bridge, and of the traflic to which it
will ordinarily be subjected is 2,262 tons,
to sustain which the engineer has pro-
vided in his beautiful and scientific struc-
ture, a strength of 12,400 tons, So solid is
this bridge in ite weight, its stiffness, and
its staying, that not the slightest motion
is communicated to it by the severest
gales of wind that blow up through the
narrow gorge which its spans. ‘The fol-
lowing are some interesting particulars in
regard to the structure :—Length of span
from centre to centre of towers 822 feet ;
height of tower above rock on American
side 88 feet ; height of tower above rock,
Canada side, 78 feet; height of tower
above floor of railway, 60 feet ; number of
wire cables 4 ; diameter of each cable 10
inches; number of No, 9 wires in each
cable 8,569; ultimate aggregate strength of
cables 12400 tons ; weightof superstruc-
ture 750 tons ; weight of superstructure
and maximum loads 1,260 tons ; ultimate
supporting strength 730 tons ; height of
truck above water 250 feet; base of towers
16 feet square; top of towers 8 feet
equare ; length of each upper cable
1,246} feet ; length of each lower cable
1,190 feet ; depth of anchor pitts below
surface’of rock 80 feet ; number of sus-
penders 624 feet ; ultimate strength of sus-
penders 18,720 tons ; number of overfloor
stays 64 tons ; aggregate strength of
stays 1,920 tons ; number of river stays
56i aggregate strength of stays 1,680; eleva-
tion of railway track above middle stage
of river 245 feet ; total length of wires
4,0°O mls. The weights of the materials
in the bridge are as follows : Timber
919,180 Ibs; wrought iron and suspen-
ders 118,120 lbs ; castings 44,882; rails
66,740; cables (between towers) 535,400 Ibs;
total 1,687,722 lbs. ‘While crossing the
Niagara river a view of the stupendous
falls can be obtained, as also ofthe rushing
waters immediately beneath the bridge,
which at this point are broken up by
rocks, and rise in foaming waves to turbu-
lence extreme.
NICOLSTON-—A village in the township
of Essa, county of Simcoe. Distant from
Gilford, astation of the Northern railway,
14 miles, fare 65c.; from Toronto 46 miles,
Mail daily. Population about 100.
Apperley Mb ieeotig) aonihasy
Blackley Thomas, farmer
Cunningham William, farmer
Chicony Thomas, sawyer
Dickson James, farmer
Drennan William, farmer
Dungay George, farmer
Garbut John, painter
Gilroy John, farmer
Graham John, blacksmith
Heyden John, sawyer
Hicks John, waggonmaker
Hodge William B., clerk
Irwin Archibald, teamster
Irwin James, tavernkeeper
Irwin Thomas, farmer
Irwin William, farmer
Kindler Chas., farmer
Long William, miller
Madden James, carpenter
Mellon James, weaver
Mellon William J., spinner
NICOL JOHN, dealer in dry goods,
roceries, provisions, hardware, &c.,
our and grist mills
Ralson William, spinner
Rogers Samuel, farmer
Russel Donald, wheelwright
UPTON GEORGE, proprietor woollen
mills
Upton Joseph, jun., manager
NILE—Asmall place in the fowsship of
Colborne, county of Huron, Distant from
Carlow 2} miles,from Goderich, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 8} miles, fare
6%.; from Kincardine niles, ‘Mail
daily. Population about 100.
Allan Thomas, tavernkeeper
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DOMINION 561 DIRi.OTORY.
tonsg Tho total bets bb of the material of
Nia-NIinL
Burritt George, farmer
Clark William, farmer
Flood William, blackemith
Garvin Charles, farmer
Jackman James W., farmer
Johnston Robert, postmaster, dealer
Mcllwail David, farmer
McVittie Simon, saw mill
Rice rev. L. O., Wesleyan
Symington William, school teacher
Taylor Robert, farmer
* NILES CORN ERS--A small village in
the township of Hillier, county of Prince
Edward, Distant from Hillier, also called
Pleasant Valley, 2} miles, from Brighton,
a station of the Grand Trunk railway,
22 miles, fare $1. Population about 40.
Dorland Allen M., farmer
Dorland Mrs. Jane, wid Stephen H.
Haight Mrs. Eliza, wid Joel
Hubbs Haviland B.
Jones Robert, farmer
Nease George, blacksmith
Niles Stephen P., township treasurer
Pettit Mrs. Hannah, wid William
Van Horn Robert, farmer
NILESTOWN—A small village in the.
township of North Dorchester, county of
Middlesex, Distant trom Dorchester, @
station of the Great Western railway,
8 miles, from London 7 miles, fare 20e.
Mail daily. Population about 260,
Allen Hugh, farmer
Barnard Albert, farmer, builder
Barnard Luther, shoemaker
Barrows Alonzo, farmer
Barrows Francis, farmer
Barrows Isaac, farmer, builder
Barrows Osborn, farmer
AB bes Albert, farmer
Burdick Newton, farmer
Craig William, waggonmaker
Crouse Nelson, milfwright
Denison John, innkeeper
Edwards Harry, J.P., farmer
Eldridge Rufus, farmer
Gillmore James, farmer
Hart John, farmer
Henry John, storekeeper
Jackson Ephriam, farmer
Jackson Sidney, cattle drover
Lane John, innkeeper
Lee John, farmer
McClary Charles, farmer
McClary Peter, J.P., farmer
McDermott James, farmer
MeNab David, clothier
Main William, laborer
Moore John, J.P., farmer
Moore Samuel W., M.D.
Morwood John, postmaster, storek
Myrick Elisha, bingy a.
Myrick Levi
Niles Henry, J.P., farmer
Niles William, J.P., general agent
O'Brien James, farmer
Odell Frederick, blacksmith
Pearson & Wilson, millowners
Piggott Henry, farmer
Piggott William, farmer
Reynolds Henry, miller
Richmond Richard, shoemaker
Rolph William, waggonmaker
Rowat Joseph, farmer
Sage Nelson, farmer
Sage William, farmer
Silk Henry, flax mill
Simpson Ralph, farmer
Short John W.
Stronghill Thomas, laborer
Walton Mrs. Mary, wid Jesse
Waters Henry, farmer
*The post office is at Hillier,
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a een mmnae amnion
H,, si inter Cruthera Walter, saw mill Gerow Timothy, innkeeper
Waugh Janes ® Marmer Cruthers William, carpenter Graham John, ¥ehool teacher ee
Webster John, laborer Macintosh Duncan, miller Harris Jacob, blacksmith Bellamy
Wilson Joseph, blacksmith McCulloch J. R., miller Healey Joseph, shoemaker] mill
NISSOURI—A village in the townshia | Honteomery james —— percpestees sobn, meme Bellamy
em per James jun., foreman erchermer Nicholas, farmer
bs yp alg et Sa tal hp 1 Piper James, sen., flour and saw mill Hess Jacob, waggonmaker 4
Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Rose John, cooper are? am rb asthe
Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles, we eng Henry, veterinary surgeon;
from London, silat Mail tri-weekly. Me maiinet hina, orci eluates tn the Miller Peter, laborer htt ie feisty
i, Population about 100. tant from” Kling ure, 8 station. of the oe eg ae Hotham J
Fletcher John, farmer Gronto, Srey and pruce raiway, aymond Anson J., agent Buker Dg
Fraser Alexander, farmer winrar ot ST eee dts tece ail . rer, Wats Bn Episcopal methodist HME Capes Pe
Fraser po sy fetg 33. miles, Mail daily, Population about Smith fomah lnhaeee Carpente
Hossack Donald, farmer ‘shidin rev. James, Presbyterian | ei bay! hen, pedlar d Joeenh pow
Hossack William, farmer Armstong Nicholas J., instructor in| pO\rTroW UM Molgd, wid vosep ing afti
Howes Francis, farmer deavwatni tne: vaintisnes ine Turner sri shoemaker Checkley
Howes Joseph, postmaster, pensioner 8) yety Tufell Thomas, laborer lasuet ‘0
BRITISH EMPIRE HUTEL, James
Busby, proprietor
McArthur Duncan, farmer Woolfram Alexander, laborer Cochrane
McBrayne Archibald, tavern BUSBY JAMES, proprietor British Em-| NORLAND—A small vill Coiborn B
McCall Mrs., wid, farmer pire hotel — pl ehexton cone Victor Cooke rev
McDonald James, farmer Cameron John, farmer There is good water power here, Itde land
Melntosh John, farmer Card John, laborer pends agoiner on ime ae Dem Wi
McDonald Philip, farmer Childs William, waggonmaker station of the Midland railwa , 9) miles, Davis Nels
McKay Donald, farmer Cody Aaron, laborer fare $1.50. Mail tri-weekly. Population Davis Ral;
ai hee be Demat Canston William, salesman ‘ about 100. a oe
4 cnend ’ Cranston Mrs., & Co., dressmakers Adair George, tavernkee e
McQuarquadale Alexander, farmer and | G)aham Charles, blacksmith rene Faces terse per Dowling J.
Bh warden of the re any Hambley Charles, merchant Adair Mrs. Jane, wid George Sn And
McWilliam John, id Jan Hambley George, farmer Armour Robert, laborer —
Read Mrs. Mary, wi ames Hambly George, glovemaker Augier Gustave, farmer emmell 8
ig Ross Robert B., Ainge ed Hauman Jacob, cattle dealer Gatl Baward, fremer illett Jess
i Sutherland Daniel, ig na - Holden Isaac, butcher Courtemanche Albert, farmer , radles
Se Sutherland Ba vendo Holden John, cattle dealer Courtemanche John, farmer pre 7
4 \ Sutherland John, farmer Soaageeee rp Vrbend Courtemanche Robert, farmer re ar
ad —A small village in the | “@CUannah vames, shoemaker ’ | English Thomas, tavernkeeper ods, ha,
i Mealy of fore Easthope, Sounty of | McCutcheon David, farmer Galloway Davis, dtorebeaper: rot and
Perth. Principal business done here isin | McCutcheon Patrick, farmer Griffin Jobn, farmer Humphries
lumber and grain. Distant from Shaks- | McNAUGHTON A., general store Lacroix Henri, shoemaker ohnson Ch
‘ " il- :
pense, 9 siasion ene ead titokd the | Mahaffy John, M.D. McLaughlin Alexander A., postmaste
lovee Thom
county town, 14 miles, from Toronto} MARRIAGE LICENSES, William} mii) owner
wongstall J,
90 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population; Munsie, issuer Parken Miss Ida, school teacher ayman Wa
about 100. Munsie William, postmaster, reeve, mer- | perking John, farmer McClelland
Brown James, postmaster, dealerindry| chant and issuer of marriage licenses | perkins William, mail carrier MoCully At
goods, groceries, &c. O'Neil John, salesman Pierson Harvey, blacksmith : el ully Jol
Brown J dha E., cheesemaker O'Neil Felix, tailor Rumney George, farmer, tavernkeeper clotosh My
ttcalf Mrs,
iller Thom
Chatterton Henry, waggonmaker Perry R.8., school teacher Stephens Edward, township treasurer
Dryburgh John, planemaker Philips John, boots and shoes, farmer | yint Gordon, storekeeper
Farroll Abraham, farmer Pringle Misses dressmakers my
Fleishewer Jacob, farmer Ritt Max, blacksmith NOR MANDALE-—A pall ville . ott Hliza, I
Forrest Robert, farmer ,, | Robinson James, farmer peat a OARNE tant Pela ts ott Samuel
Gabel John, & Sons, gristand saw mill Speman em the county town, 11 miles, from Pa oa Hug
ers Nlarravy 2. U., uw station of the Grand Trunk and Greig s
Batt Hoffman Peter, blacksmith Walker John, farmer Western railways, 38 miles, hom Eas _ itorekeepe
yht Jones William, tarmer Weller Nelson, farmer pe OD ne Mail tri-weekly. Pop ardee Fred
a Kumpf William, cooper White Robert, pumpmaker, carpenter on about 100. , ots and
4 McAlister John, farmer Williams Frederick, veterinary surgeon | Anderson Walter H., farmer I M ii
McDonald James, farmer * ie in the | Card Nathaniel S., farmer prong Sami
McDougal William, grocer foratinrat Sion erate ne North- | Fayette George W engineer amy Al
McMillen Hugh, farmer umberland. Distant from Warkworth 1| Finch Alven, sailor " Frane
MeMillen John, farmer mile, from Colborne, a station of the Grand | Finch Henry, innkeeper §shington
McTavish Duncan, farmer Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 75c. Mail! ya okson Daniel, laborer ley Joh
McTavish Peter, farmer daily, Population about 200, Jackson Joseph, pedlar hitworth J
Reynolds Henry, weaver Bailey James, waggonmaker Lloyd David, laborer ight James
Robertson Alexander, farmer Bailey William, blacksmith Lloyd Richard, laborer
Robertson Chartes, farmer Campbell John, laborer Pettit Albert, laborer ORTH BE
Robertson David, farmer Church Hiram H. carpenter Post John D., storekeeper a sera
Robertson Robert, farmer Clute George, laborer Post Westley, miller dine 2) min
ks George, shoemaker Cowey Robert, miller Scott James, farmer town, 37
Stoc ames; tabher Curtis Joseph, farmer Shaw John, miller Northern te
yee Walter, farmer Dalton John, blacksmith Shepard John W., postmaster, innkeey® oye bra
Satel Thomas, farmer Davidson Merritt, carpenter Thompson James, farmer ness $ ile
‘ John, farmer Davidson Timothy, laborer Tolmie John, cler ;
ibrece LR A small place adjoining Revie Mosmvas, conte Precter Warrens William, miller lise Thais
—As : r Tol;
if plete My ot ‘Ayr, township of North | Demorest Burnham G. G., M.D. Wilcox Harvey, dock master ke Pile
ty of Waterloo. Distant | Dingman Abraham, storekeeper
fom ‘Parle, 8 eta fon of the Grand ‘Trunk | Dingman Elby, blacksmith
AUGUSTA A village 00 im,
NO bak of the river Rideau, int naldéon J
jreat Western railways, 7 miles, fare | Dir.eman John, farmer usta, county of G atrol Do
ty trom Toronto 68 miles, fare $2.30. Disemian Stephen, laborer tore abi: OF ASR ellamys, a station Aeper
Population about 50. Douglas Alex., postmaster, storekeeper| the Brockville and Ottaws ral nee Ale
Allan James, miller Douglas William, clerk miles, fare 25c. ; from apg co . Ainner Ang
Anderson John, cooper Flagler George, laborer Mail daily. Populatio Kinner Du;
nn
: Kinner Ma
.* The post office is at Ayr. # Formerly called Centreville. Aspinall James, hotelkeeper
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r|
. JP. carding and | * NOR THFIELD—A small village in | Smith Obadiah, farmer
Mee oie V bd the township of Burford, county of | Smith Robert, farmer
’
Brant. Distant from Harley, 2 miles, Smith Samuel, farmer
smith Bellamy Luther Hall, farmer and saW| from Princeton, a station of the Great ;
maker] mill Western railway, 10) miles, Population Smith Silas, farmer
farmer Bellamy Mrs. Ante obey about 150, Pa be aed ysis farmer
as, farmer Jlamy Samuel J., J.P., postmaster ‘dd John, farmer
nmaker mas Ay William, New Connexion gate nn Selleten it William Wilson George, farmer
er methodist Bowen George A., farmer Wright Klija y farmer
inary surgeon, Blake Henry, shoemaker . Bowman Elias, waggonmaker Young David, farmer
er Blakely Mrs. = wid Francis Bowman Ephraim, farmer Young Robert, farmer
T Botham John, tailor Bow John, far
}., agent Buker David, farmer Sowmes Peter blacksmith farmer ated: pry hod a ag A 3
piscopal methodist HM Capes Peter, tailor Bowman Solomon, farmer Carleton, ‘The surrounding coun Tan
yrer Carpenter Daniel W alter, carpenter Bowman William, farmer not be surpassed for beauty and fertility.
rer Chapman John, assistant postmaster, | parby Peter, carpenter Distant from Osgoode, a station of the
dlar merchant and commissioner ‘or tak- Hartley Caleb cheese factory St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 6 miles,
a, wid Joseph ing affidavits ' Hayner Wesley farmer duly. Hopulaticn about 260. pit
shoemaker Checkley Thomas Fleming, farmer, Hayner William, carpenter 0 ee .
borer issuer of marriage licenses Hill Thomas, farinet, butener Barras David, farmer
der, laborer Beaman James, J.P., clerk of township
and Division court
BEAMAN & WALLACE, general
merchants
Beaman William, carriagemaker
Beckett & Dillworth Misses, milliners
Brown rev. Charles, ch of England
Callandar Andrew, blacksmit
Conley Thomas, tailor
Gochrane Jobn 1 Huffman David, farmer
Coiborn Benjamin, mill owner Huffman Paul, cheese factor, builder
Cooke rev. Arthur William, ch of Eng-| Given’s Alexander H., farmer
land McCormick John, farmer
Cox William, farmer McCubben Samuel, farmer
Daris Nelson, farmer McIrvin James, farmer
Davis Ralph, storekeeper LeLeod Lewis, carpenter
Dixon James, farmer McNally James F., farmer
Dodge Mrs. Polly, wid Peter Misner David, farmer, waggonmaker
small village in the
ton, county of V'
ater power here. Itde
on lumber trade.
, the county town ands
Mitand railway, oe
tri-weekly. Population
vernkeeper Dowling J. B. Oles Levi, farmer Jraig Richard, saddler
reeve Dunn Andrew Thomas, M.D. Phipps John, farmer Oralg Robert, J.P., farmer
wid George Pournelle Charles, cooper Rumley James, mason Cryderman Alexander, tanner
laborer mmell Samuel, pedlar . | Shaver George, farmer Drynan Robert, carriagemaker
farmer Billet Jesse, window shades and grain | goythwick Daniel, farmer Elliott William, hotelkeeper
irmer cradles a Sowers Aaron, teamster Ford John H., school teacher
\i bert, farmer Harrison Thomas, bailiff ‘i Strong Mrs. Mary, wid Richard Gregg Neelin, storekeeper
ohn, farmer HILL THOMAS W., provisions, dry | Tallman Daniel, farmer Griffith Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas,
Robert, farmer vods, hardware, crockery, groceries, | Utter Daniel, blacksmith, farmer
sy the ppe t and shoes Utter David, farmer
3, Storekeeper Humphries Mrs. Ann, wid William Weir Henry, farmer
rmer ohnson Charles Edward, blacksmith | Witts William, farmer
shoemaker loyce Thomas, shoemaker
exander AA., Postmeeliia taf James, shoemaker NORTHFIELD—A village in the
township of Cornwall, county of Stor-
Lyman Warren, clerk Division court ,
McClelland William, school teacher pre Ripe Baan eT Ditl gi ratte , fi
McCully Andrew, cabinetmaker miles, from Moulinette, 7 miles, from
MeCully John, carpenter Cornwall, 7 miles. Mail weekly. Popu-
lntosh Matthew, farmer lation about 40.
tcalf Mrs. Mary, wid William
ler Thomas, farmer
ot al Edward, farmer
ott Eliza, milliner
lott Samuel, saddler
uray Hugh, farmer and plasterer
orton Samuel Walker, councillor,
itorekeeper
Fardee Frederick James, tannery and
boots and shoes
eacy William, harnessmaker
strong Samuel, laborer
mblick Alexander, carpenter
alsh Francis
ishington rev, W., Wesleyan
baley John, blacksmith
hitworth John, blacksmith
ight James, hotelkeeper
grocer
Hicks John, storekeeper
Johnston James, hotelkeeper
Kayia Lewis, cabinetmaker
Kennedy James, J.P., farmer
Keough rev. J. B,, Wesleyan
McCartney George, storekeeper
McEwen Albert, harnessmaker
McEwen Daniel, blacksmith
Mills Thomas, cooper
Murphy Joshua, shoemaker
Pettapiece William, shoemaker
Pratt Isaiah, boots and shoes
Roach W. P., M.D.
Scott Hiram, postmaster, storekeeper
Teasaw M. M., storekeeper
Trimble James, farmer
Trimble William, dealer
Wallace James, of Beaman & Wallace,
reeve
Wallace John, blacksmith
Wallace Miss Agnes, milliner
Wright Edgar, tanner
Wright John, township treasurer
h, school teacher
ymer .
pn, mail carrier
blacksmith
, farmer, tavernkeepet
rd, township treasurer
orekeeper
—A_ small village 0
Ln of Charlotteviit
Kk. Distant from Simeo
1, 11 miles, from Paris,
Grand Trunk and Gre
nys, 88 miles, from Ham
Mail tri-weekly. Pop
Algar Michael, shoemaker
Hough John, iP., saw mill
Latrace Nelson, farmer
Lynch Patrick, farmer
McDONALD GEORGE, postmaster
McDonell Alexander, laborer
McLaughlin Philip, farmer
Thompson John B., grocer
Wart William, blacksmith
NORTH GLANFORD-—A village in
the township of Glanford, county of
Wentworth. Distant from Hamilton 6
miles, fare 26c. Mail daily. Population
about 175.
Alison William, blacksmith
Bates John, farmer
Bates Joseph, farmer
Bradt David, farmer
Brigham William, farmer
er H., farmer
S., farmer
b W., engineer
pilor
nkeeper
laborer
, pedlar
nborer
laborer ORTH BRUCE
: ‘E—A small place in the
laborer prmabip and county of Bruee, Distant | Chase Henry, farmer
torekeeper m Southampton 10 miles, from Kincar- | Choate Thomas, farmer
: dine 20 r
miller town, gy®s; from Walkerton, the county | Dickenson Edward, postmaster
miles, from G h
rmer Northern terminus of the Buta sen French Augustin, farmer
rich branch of the Grand Trunk rail- | Glade William, farmer
see niles. Mail daily. Population | Heard Samuel, farmer
Ni Hess Prasbia, shoemaker
’ & Brother, saw mill Kelly Amos, farmer
icker Tsliman, of Bricker & Brother | Kell Robert, farmer
tker Solomon, of Bricker & Brother | Macdonald James, farmer
my dames farmer aa an Bryce, farmer
Onald, postm .| McGee Henry, farmer
Keeper rARREGORRERE WFR Te James, farmer '
Mann Samuel, joiner
Matice William, teamster
Robbins Lawrence, shingle maker
* The post office is at Harley or Kelvin.
NORTH KEPPEL-—A village in
the township of Keppel, county of Grey.
Distant from Collingwood, a station of
the Northern railway, 40 miles, from
Toronto 135 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 120.
Almer John, gardener
Boyd William C., farmer
Chatwin Alfred, farmer
Chatwin Edwin, farmer
Cuddie William, farmer
Dewar David, postmaster
Denoon James, grist mill
Finley James, shoemaker
Graham Donald, gardener
Gunson William, blacksmith
Harvey William, farmer
Horn John, farmer, saw mill
Lymburner H., farmer, saw mill
cKenzie Hugh, farmer
Nichol John, laborer
Patterson Garrett, cooper
Patterson Hamilton, cooper
Saliman James, fisherman
lier ;
Hy ., postmaster, innket
hes, farmer
miller
ock master
{
(Kinner Alexander, farmer
winner Angus, farmer
woner Duncan, farmer
t Malcolm, farmer
Nor-Nor
Snelgrove Thomas, farmer
Steavena John A., shoemaker
Totten William, storekeeper
Townsend Richard, carpenter
NORTH LANCASTER—A village in
the township of Lancaster, count? of
Glengary. Distant from Cornwall, a
station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24
miles, from Montreal! 60 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 200,
Campbell Angus, hewer
Cattanach ay! farmer
Daoust Emilien, innkeeper
Dewar Farquhar, undertaker
Fraser John, hewer
Grant Peter, secretary and treasurer of
council
Larocque John, carpenter
Leclair Adolphe, councillor, storekeeper
LECLAIR CAPTAIN CHARLES, J.P.,
postmaster, general store, pearl ash
manufacturer
McCuaig Kenneth, mail carrier
McDonald Alexander, farmer
McDonald Alexander, innkeeper
McDonald Angus, hewer
McDonald John, tanner
McDonald Norman R., farmer
McDonald Ronald, mason
McDougall Archibald, blacksmith
McGregor Robert, farmer
McIntosh John, farmer
McLeod Farquhar, collector, farmer
MeMillan Donald, saw mill
MeMillan Wiiliam, councillor
McPherson William, councillor, store-
keeper
McRae Alexander E., & Co., mill
owners
McRae Donald, farmer
Morrison John, carpenter
Richardson Robert, tailor
Rozon Francois Z., carpenter
Stewart Peter, clerk Division court
Villeneuve Louis, cooper
Waiter Emery, carpenter «
NORTH MOUNTAIN—A settlement
in the township of Mountain, county
of Dundas. Distant from Kemptville, a
station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa
railway, 7 miles, from Ottawa 29 miles.
Mail tri-weekly. Pdpulation about 80.
Campbell James, bailiff
Cassidy John, farmer
Christie Duncan, deputy reeve
Cleland James, postmaster, farmer
Gladstone Richard, blacksmith
Hawn John, sanpenior
Keating Barnard, school teacher
Lauchlin Henry, warden, farmer
McMillan John, farmer
Roach Michael, farmer
Skuse Francis, farmer
Styles Richard, farmer
Thompson William, J.P., farmer
Vanallen John, shoemaker
Wiley William, farmer
NORTH PELHAM-—A small village
in the township of Pelham, county of
Welland. Distant from St Catharines,
a station of the Great Western railway,
9 miles, from Welland, the county
town, 8 milos. Mail tri-weekly. Popula-
tion about 100,
Anderson William, blacksmith
Bea Daniel, farmer
Beamer Benjamin, farmer
Blain Robert, farmer
Brown Peter, farmer
Buck Wallis, harnessmaker
Burns Patrick, laborer
Comfort John B., farmer
Comfort Robert it, farmer
Coon George, farmer
DOMINION
Coon John, farmer
Cassidy Patrick, laborer
Disher David, laborer
Gee Mra, Helen, wid Abraham
Haney George, J.P., farmer
Henry Thomas, farmer
Hillman William, farmer
Holcomb N, C,, farmer
Holcombe Thomson, farmer
Horton D, W., farmer
McGlashan John W., farmer
McGlashan John, J.P., farmer .
McGlashan rev. Leonard, Presbyterian
McQueen Mrs, Mary Ann, postmistress,
grocery, dry goods
Metler Daniel W.,, J.P., farmer
Metler Martin, farmer
Metler Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Simeon
Metler Peter, jun., farmer
Metler Peter, sen,, farmer
Metler Philip, farmer
Metler Samuel, farmer
Metler W. D., farmer
Metler Woodruff, farmer
Scholfield William, farmer
Thomas C., farmer
Thomas H. J., farmer
Tice John, brickmaker
NORTH PORT-A small village on the
south shore of the Bay of Quinté, town-
ship of Sophiasburgh, county of Prince
Edward. — Distant from Napanee, a sta-
tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 14
miles, fare 60c ; from Belleville 12 miles,
fare 26c.; from Shannonville station, 5
tiles. Mail daily. Population about 200.
Baker Daniel, carpenter
Barton Jesse, school teacher
Brooks Samuel R., tinsmith
Cronk Harvey, tauner
Cronk John M., tanner, shoemaker
Crysdale Isaac, tailor and farmer
DeMill Isaac, farmer
DeMill Peter, farmer
Flemming John, laborer
Forics Mrs. Nancy, wid Horace, tin-
ware
Fox H. Armonus, farmer
Fox Henry, farmer
Fraser Daniel, farmer
Henderson rev. William, Methodist
Lazier Finlay, councillor
Leslie Alexander, innkeeper
MORDEN RICHARD, wharfinger, pro-
duce dealer, storekeeper and coroner
Morden Walter H., postmaster
Morden Isaac, farmer
Reynolds Mrs. Margaret
Robinson John, cabinetmaker, farmer
| Ruttan Alonzo, farmer
Ruttan David W., J.P., farmer
Rylott Joseph, farmer
Simmons Harmon, laborer
| Smith Dayid B., clerk
| Smith George
Solmes Mrs. Harriet, wid Samuel
Solmes Samuel, J.P., farmer
Stafford Mrs. Mary
Vincent William, farmer
Wallace John, laborer
Wallace Mrs. Mary, wid James
Wessels John, blacksmith
Wildman James, farmer
Wildman Mrs. Phoebe, wid Thomas
Wilson William, farmer
NORTH RIDGE—A village in the
township ot Gostield, county of Essex,
Principal business done here isin coun-
try produce and lumber. Distant from
Belle Riviére,'a station of the Great
Western railway, 12 miles, from Windsor
21 miles, fire 76c.; from Leamington 12
tulle. Mail daily. Population about
Billings William H., J.P.
564 DIRECTORY.
afte)
wen
([Provinon ¢
Brooker Stephen, lumber
Burling Robert, waggonmaker
Clarke John, farmer
Comiford James, J.P.
COTTAGE INN, Benjamin Gale,
rietor
GALE BENJAMIN, proprietor of
Cottage inn
Hill Robert, storekeeper
Hubbell rev. John C., Episcopal meth
dist
Lonsbury William, shingle factory
Mitchell Thomas, blacksmith
Thornton Harrison, J.P., farmer
Thornton Richard, farmer
Upcott John, saw mill
Wagstaff William E., postmaster, sto
keeper
Williams & Comiford, shingle factory
Williams John, of Williams & Comifo
Wright Ephraim, storekeeper
NORTH SENECA~A small place id
the township of Seueca, county of H
mand, Distant from Caledonia, a statio
of the Buffalo and Goderich branch
the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, f
12j)c,; from Cayuga, tle county to
14 miles, fare 75c, Mail daily, Pop
lation about 200,
Chambers John, farmer
Duffield Robert, farmer
Hardy James, farmer
Hardy Robert, farmer
Hull John B., school teacher
Hull William, farmer
Hyde Thomas, farmer
Lea Joseph, teamster
McKee Duncan, farmer
Paling William, farmer
Parke Edmund, farmer
Parke William, farmer
Robinson Thomas, laborer
Smith William, storekeeper
Stubbs James, teamster
Stubbs Thomas, farmer
Tucker John, postmaster, storekeeper
Ward Charles, farmer
Whaley William, farmer
Whiddon Henry, innkeeper
Willis John, farmer
NORTH WILLIAMSBURG-
Village in the township of Williamsbur
county of Dundas. Distant from Mo
burg, a station of the Grand Trunk
way 6 miles, fare 50c.; from Ottawa
miles, from Montreal 98 miles.
daily. Vopulation about 300.
Blacklock Jaceb, M.D.
Buchan James, mason
Bushan Andrew, mason
Casselman Adam, councillor
Casselman William, blacksmith
Cook John
| DAVIDSON REV. JOHN, Presbyter
Dickey Peter, clerk of municipality
Dicks William, road superintendent
Eastwood Henry, wheelwright
Empey Abner, shoemaker
Empey Gordon, storekeeper
Fell Mrs. Phoebe, wid William
Ford Christopher, tavernkeeper
Ford Walter, innkeeper
Ford Henry, storekeeper
Gordon William, J.P.,postmaster, 0
keeper
Guthrie Isaac, school teacher
Hanson Dow, storekeeper
Lane Joseph, school teacher
McGee Joseph, saw. mill.
McGee Samuel, wheelwright
Merkley Elijah, bailiff
Merkley George H., farmer
alee § Mrs., be Joba |
Moore Henry, blacksm! :
O'Hara Mrs. Sarah, wid Patrick
len Joh:
Anthone:
ett Al
heatty Job
Brown Mrs
buchanan
VANADIA
Jam pbelll
lark Jose
bay Willi
ollins Mr:
Fraser Dav
Fry John, |
Pry Willian
ollop Eli,
my Josep
Brifin Joh
Hallam Wil
Hamilton \
Hamilton R
Harper Rob
Hewson Th
Hill David,
ngram Mat
fackson Wj
ittle Arth
hess Mrs
Arthur ry
cBachrin
Gregor J
Laren Jo
ePherson
tthews
ted Tho
tlville Job
engies Cred
ngies Jot
ONTREA
ixon Jame
OBLE RO.
len mill
orris Walt
NORVAL
Ross, pro
ve Cabe
Rayner Jam
Richardson
Mobinson TI
Obinson WI
ROSS JAMH
ting mant
| Woollen mf
meott Robe
va th Thon
Tompson
rane Rob
Atson Wil
Webster San
tran Oh;
tran Jo)
en, lumber
, Waggonmaker
armer
es, J.P.
iN, Benjamin Gale,
\MIN, proprietor of
orekeeper
ohn ©., Episcopal meth
jiam, shingle factory
as, blacksmith
‘ison, J.P., farmer
ard, farmer
aw mill
iam K.., postmaster, sto:
ymiford, shingle fae
, of Williams & Cou
im, storekeeper
NECA—A small place
of Seueca, county of Haldi
it from Caledonia, a static
o and Goderich branch
unk railway, 3 miles, fi
Cayuga, the county to
e Thc, Mail daily, Pop
20),
in, farmer
rt, farmer
farmer
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school teacher
farmer
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pamster
in, farmer
m, farmer
d, farmer
n, farmer
ymas, laborer
n, storekeeper
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s, farmer
8, farmer
lam, farmer
iry, innkeeper
‘armer
LLIAMSBURG -
toweaall ot Williamsbu
udas. Distant from Mo
bn of the Grand Trun
fare 60c.; from Ottawa
Montreal 98 miles.
lation about 300.
0b, M.D.
8, mason
lew, mason
Jum, councillor
illiam, blacksmith
EV. JOHN, Presbyte
clerk of municipality
n, road superintendent
ry, Wheelwright
, shoemaker
bn, storekeeper
ebe, wid William
yher, tavernkeeper
innkeeper
btorekeeper
hm, J.P.,postmaster, ©
, school teacher
storekeeper
school teacher
h, saw. mill
bl, wheelwright
h, bailiff
ge KE. farmer
wid John
blacksmith
Harab, wid Patrick
postmaster, storekeeper
i ino)
| ck, laborer
Hr in , yo
n John, farmer
“4 dward, blacksmith
path rev. Jobn, utheran
ahell Charles, councillor
Smyth George, tanner
; we Georee shoemaker
Sivleg James, school teacher
Hitherland George, cooper
Thom Levi, councillor
hitaker John B., farmer
hitaker Lewis, farmer
hittaker Siméon, shoemaker
illard Matthew D., deputy reevo
ilson Edward, blacksmit
indgard Isaac, carpenter
indgard John, farmer
quesing, county of Halton. It fs a
station of the Grand Trunk railway,
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here,
Distant from Toronto 25 miles. Mail
daily, Population about 300,
Allen John, laborer
Anthone James, sawyer
ett Amos, miller
eatty John, sawyer
Brown Mrs, Jane, wid
buchanan David, clerk
JANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
ampbell William, carpenter
lark Joseph, blacksmith
Jay William, postmaster, storekeeper
alins Mrs. Mary, wid
taser David, laborer
Fry John, laborer
Pry William, butcher
ollop Eli, saddler and grocer
ny Joseph D., tailor
briffin John
Hallam William, miller
Hamilton Mrs. Jane, wid William
Hamilton Robert, bricklayer
Harper Robert, blacksmith
Hewson Thomas, saddler
Hill David, tavernkeeper
ngram Matthias, farmer
fickson William, shoemaker
ittle Arthur, bootmaker
ness Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas
, tArthur rev, G., ch of England
(Bachrin James, school teacher
Gregor John, laborer
Laren John, sawyer
ePherson Alexander, cooper
tthews George, tavernkeeper
ted Thomas, bricklayer
tlville John, farmer
tngies George, carpenter
ngies John, farmer
ONTREAL TELEGRAPH GO,
ixon James, carpenter
UBLE ROBERT, grist, saw and wool-
len mill
Norris Walter, carder
ORVAL WOOLLEN MILLS, James
, 8088, proprietor
ive Cabel, laborer
hayner James, miller
Richardson John, farmer
oinson Thomas, hotelkeeper
mobinson William, farmer
DSS JAMES, woollen and cotton bat-
ting manufacturer, pro prietor N
Youllen milly? Petr Norval
ott Robert, laborer
mith Thomas, school teacher
‘hompson William, machinist
>on Robert, blacksmith
Atson William, waggonmaker
or Samuel, M.D.
‘tran Charles, shoemaker
tstran John, shoemaker
NORVAL—A village in the township of
DOMINION 565 DIRECTORY.
NORW A Y—A emall village on the ing
( d, township and county of Yor’
Distant from ‘Toronto 4 miles trom Nia:
gara Falls 54 miles, from Hamilton 49
mniles, Mail daily, Population about 80,
Baker John, tanner
Brown George, farmer
Busby John
Callender Henry, farmer
Chester Matthew, waggonmaker
Elliott William, farmer
English William, farmer
Goodchild Charles, butcher
Ingleton George A., tavernkeeper
Jamieson William
Kerrison Mrs. Eliza J., wid
Knight George, butcher
Martin William, farmer
Renton Thomas, blacksmith
Small Charles, farme:
SMITH JAMES, postmaster, hotel-
keeper
Smith Thomas, farmer
Stevens Thomas, blacksmith
Stinson John, laborer
Sullivan Daniel, tavernkeeper
Swallow Robert John, saddler
Wallace Irwin
Wallace James, carpenter
Walter George H., storekeeper
| NOR WICH—A village on Otter Creek
township ot North Norwich, county of
Oxford, Montreal Telegraph Co, has an
office here. Distant from Woodstock,
| the county town and a station of the
Great Western railway, 17 miles, fare
ide. ; from Branttord 24 miles, tare 81.;
from Varis25 miles, Mail daily, Popula-
| tion about 900,
Adams Henry J., harnessmaker
Addison William, cabinetmaker
Aikman Richard, of Aikman’ & Son
Aikman & Son, confectioners
Aikman William, of Aikman & Son
Avey Charles, turner
Avey George, carpenter
Ayling John, shoemaker
| Bailey William, farmer
| Ballard Austin, farmer
nate Collen, shingle factory and grist
} mi
| Barr Edward, of Bradley & Barr
| BARR JAMES, J.P., commissioner in
| __B.R,, notary, clerk Division court
Barr & Watson, foundry
| Bingham Mrs. wid Alfred
BLEAKLEY GEORGE, proprietor of
Bleakley house, general stage office
| Boomer George (., storekeeper
Bowman George W., blacksmith
Boyce Mrs., wid Warren
| Bradley Rubert, painter
| Bradley & Barr, harnessmaker
Kvadley W. H., of Bradley’ & Barr
| Brown Anson, farmer *
| Brown John, farmer
Brown Robert, cooper
| Brown William R., butcher
Bryers rev. Wm., Wesleyan methodist
Buchanan Walter, baker
BUNGAY LEWIS F., manufacturer of
the celebrated Oneida cheese vat
Buck Robert, cabinetmaker
| Buckberry John, laborer
| Burke Robert, blacksmith
Caister John, blacksmith
Cameron Mrs. Clarissa, wid Duncan
Carman George, farmer
Carolan Thomas, blacksmith
Carroll Thomas, carpenter
CARROLL JAMES, M.D.,
aud surgeon, coroner
Carroll John, M.D
Carroll William, farmer
physician
Nor-Nor
Carter Joseph, blacksmith
Carter Samuel, waggonmaker
Catton Henry, storekeeper
Chambers Solomon, butcher
Charlton Matthew, shoemaker
Chiswell William, shoemaxe1
Clark Fred, J., assistant postmaster
| Clarke Mrs. Fanny, store
Close William, brickmaker
Coker Wm., proprietor 7armer’s hotel
Collen William,*of Barr & Collen
Cook Ephraim, M.D,, issuer of marriage
licenses
Coon Stephen, farmer
Cornwell Martin, farmer
Couzens Harry, of Couzens & Rawlings
Couzens & Rawlings, carriagemakers
Dawson Robert, farmer
Deans Matthew, shinglemaker
Dickinson Joseph, laborer
Donald Daniel, builder
DOUGLASS JOHN, tanner, currier
Duncan J., towniip clerk, conveyancer
Durkee Warren, harnessmaker
Dunkin Gilbert, farmer, cheese factor
Dutton Henry, farmer
Evans rey. T. F, Lewis, ch of England,
bds at Mr. Haight’s
Farmer's hotel, Wm. Coker, proprietor
Farrington Harvey, cheese factor
Frey John, painter
Gentle William, laborer
George William H., tailor
Gray Thomas, farmer
Green James, of Green & McCausland
Green & McCausland, storekeepers
Gregory Arthur, farmer
Hagerman David, farmer
Haight Thos., waggonmaker, boarding
house
Haken & Wood, shoemakers, grocers
Haken James, of Haken & Wood
Harris Thomas, M. b.
Hand William & Walter, shoemakers
Hickie Miss Alicia, music teacher
Hickie Mrs. Jane
Holmes Caleb, farmer
Hunt Levi, farmer
Hurd Mrs. Fanny, wid William
Jackson Samuel J., storekeeper
Jarvis William, laborer
Jennings Solomon
| Johns Benjamin, dry gocds
| Kingsford Miss Elizabeth
Kitchen Isaac, teamster
Langton John, blacksmith
Lossing Benson
Lossee H.S., farmer, and cheese factor
| McCauley John D., waggonmaker
| McCausland E., of Green & McCausland
McCay Murray, farmer
McCormick Brothers, painters
McCormick J., of McCormick Brothers
McCormick W., of McCormick Brothers
McDowell Hiram, farmer
| McKay James, blacksmith
McKee John, farmer
Mann John, laborer
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Ephraim
Cook, M.D., issuer
| Miller Abram P., of D. W, Miller & Co.
Miller D, W., & Co., storekeepers
Miller David W., of D. W. Miller & Co.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Montross Joshua, waggonmaker
Moore Gilbert, Pode ima) estate agent
Morgan John, farmer
Py Mrs. Amelia, wid Samuel
Mott Moses, farmer, township treasurer
Mustard Mrs. Mary Ann, wid David
Nells W. W., LL.B.
Padfield ©. W., M-D., bds at Mr. Haight’s
Palmer Edwin, farmer
Penrose James, photographer
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Sas reat
Nor-Nor
DOMINION 566 DIRECTORY.
[Province op
bn a 0 a a a i a a SS RRR RR A ge ce
Pitcher Seneca, storekeeper
Poldon Miss Amelia, school teacher
Poldon William, blacksmith
Potruff Andrew, carpenter
Powers Wiiliam, painter
Rapson William, blacksmith
Rawlings R., of Couzens & Rawlings
Robertson rev. James, Presbyterian
Roddy David, tailor
Rogers Denis, butcher
Ruttan Mrs. Anna, wid William
Sackrider Charles, storekeeper
Sackrider Mra. Louisa, milliner
SCARFF WM. S., carriage, waggon
and buggy maker
Scott Robert
Searls Mrs. Abigail, wid Andrew
Shields Mrs. Lucy, wid Malcolm
Siple Schuyler, mail driver
Smiley James, tinsmith
Smith Samuel, cheese factor
Smith Stephen, storekeeper
Stevens Alfred, cabinetmaker
Stevenson David, carpenter
Stevenson Hance, carpenter
Stevenson James, carpenter
Stitt J. W., school superintendent
Stover Adam J., farmer
Stover Enoch, farmer
Stover George, laborer
Stover William, farmer
Strode William, butcher
Stroud William, bailiff
Sutherland F., M.D., school teacher
Sutton Granville C., watchmaker
Sutton Henry, farmer
Sutton John, farmer
Swartwout Lorenzo, carpenter
Switzer Amos, woodworker
Switzer Tobias, woodworker
Templeton John, innkeeper
TIDEY CLAUDIUS, printer, convey-
ancer, commissioner in B.R., land and
insurance agent
TIDEY JOHN A., druggist, bookseller,
stationer
Tidey Josep! A.
Topham Mrs. Eliza, wid William
Topham William, iron foundry
Van Valkenburgh Hiram, J.P., farmer
Venables J.I., watchmaker and jeweller
Walker George, cabinetmaker
Watson Alex., jun., of Barr & Watson
Watson Alexander, sen.
Watson John H., foundryman
Wedin Andrew, goldsmith
Weir Mrs. Maria, wid Robert
Wetheral John, farmer
Wickham Mra. Eliza, wid Jas., milliner
Will Joseph, shoemaker
Willcox Leonard, laborer
Willson James, farmer
Wilson Cryus, waggonmaker
Wilson Stephen, waggonmaker
Winegarden George, shoemaker
Winters Gustavus, writing master
Wood Henry, of Haken & Wood
Wood rev. John, Episcopal methodist
Wright Mrs. Maranda, wid Joshua
Wright Miss, dressmaker
Yates John F., tailor
Young Daniel, farmer
Zufelt George, surgeon, dentist
NORWOOD —A flourishing village in the
township of Asphodel, county of Peter-
borough. Montreal Telegraph Co. has
an office here. Distant from Peter-
norouey) the county town and a station
ot the Midland railway, 18 miles, fare 75c. ;
~ from Colborne 80 miles, fare $1.25; from
Port Hope 49 miles. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 750.
Ackerman Samuel, stage driver
Armstrong George, shoemaker
Armstrong Thomas, shoemaker
Brady John, sawyer
Buck James A., mill owner
Butterfield John
Butterfield John A., postmaster, drug-
gist, clerk Division court
Calder John, tanner
Canada Presbyterian church,
William C. Youn
Church of Ragland, rev. William I.
Smithett |
Clarke Mrs. Johanna, wid William
Cope Henry, founder
a Peter P., proprietor Norwood
oundr
Crother Joseph, cooper
Denney Thomas J., land surveyor
Dewart Thomas, carpenter
Dickson Benjamin, school teacher, bds
at Johnston’s hotel
Dickson George, laborer
Doughty & Frazer, tinsmiths
Doughty Henry, of Doughty & Frazer
Doughty James, laborer
Driscoll John, bricklayer
Drury Mrs. Jane, wid Nathaniel
Drury Mrs. Maria, wid Berry
Katon William, tailor
Elliott Abraham H., storekeeper
Elliot Thomas, teamster
Emery Charles, laborer
Emery Levi, laborer
Farrell Hattie, dressmaker
FINLAY JOHN, jun., proprietor of |
Norwood hub and spoke factory
rev.
Ford Samuel P., M.D., bds at Johnston’s
hotel
Foster David, farmer
Frazer Thomas, of Doughty & Frazer
Fry Farley, laborer
Fulton Miss Helen, school teacher
Gore District Mutual Insurance Co.,
Thomas Watters, agent
Grover Peter M., M.P.P.
Harltey Mrs. Elizabeth B., wid Robert
Harper John, sen., carpenter
Harper John, jun., carpenter
Harper Alexander, carpenter
Harper James, carpenter
Hendron George, carriagemaker
Hetherington Robert, blacksmith
Hill Robert, hotelkeeper
Howson Thomas, waggonmaker
Johnston John A., hotelkeeper
Kemp Alexander, carpenter
Kirk George, carpenter
Kirkpatric Henry, weaver
Lande] Dalhousie, clerk
Linn Robert, hop grower
McBrien Jeremiah, foreman
McGill Robert, tavern
McLaughlin James, cooper
McMillan Andrew, clerk
Mc? ‘ullen David, brickmaker
McMullen William C., laborer
Marcus Angus, bricklayer
Metcalf James, blacksmith
Minnaker William H., carriagemaker
Moffatt Bristoe, shoemaker
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Ben-
jamin B. Morries, operator
Moore Charles, M.D.
Moore John, B.A,, principal Grammar
school
Moore Osburne W., cabinetmaker
MORRIES BENJAMIN B., operator
Montreal Telegraph Co. ‘
Mulling Michael, hotelkeeper
N icholl William’ blacksmith
Nicoll Matthew, of R. & M. Nicoll
Nicoll Mrs. Margaret, wid William
Nicoll R. & M., carriagemakers
Nicoll Richard, of R. & M. Nicoll
Norwood foundry, Peter P, Cope, pre-
prietor |
NORWOOD HUB AND SPOKE Fac.
TORY, John Finlay, jun, proprietor
O'Callaghan Mrs. Judy, wid Jerry
Patterson William, laborer
Pattison rev. William, Wesleyan
Pearson Thomas, stage driver
Perchard Francis, miller
Peters Charles, storekeeper
Pierce Joseph b,, storekeeper
Radden James, baker and butcher
Reynolds Hiram, farmer
Reynolds Peter W,, storekeeper
Richardson William, carpenter
Richardson John, gardener
Richardson Robert, farmer, stage driver
Roach Mrs. Michael
Roe William, laborer
Rogers John, laborer
Rose Samuel, blacksmith
Roxford William E., storekeeper
Sampson Zechial, Bible colporteur
Scott Matthew, tanner
Scott Miss Margaret, dressmaker
Scott Robert, shoemaker
Searight rev, Thomas, Congregation-
alist
Seldgwick William, blacksmith
Small Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John
Smith Christopher, tailor
Smith Thomas, mason
Smith Thomas, storekeeper
Smithett rev. William I, ch of England
Stark John Dunn, M. D. :
Stephenson William H., township cletk,
storekeeper
Stephenson John A., M.D., coroner
Stewart Robert, farmer
Tracey John, cooper
Udy William, shoemaker
Vosbourg John, teamster
Waterloo William A., manager woollen
mill
Walters Arthur B., shoemaker
Walters Thomas, agent Gore District
Mutual Insurance Co.
Wesleyan Methodist church, rev. Wm,
Pattison
Wildman Joseph, carpenter
Wilson Robert, saddler
Wood Jacob, blacksmith
Woods Daniel, cooper
Woods John, carpenter
Young rev. William C., Canada Presty
terian
NOTFIELD—A small village in the six
teenth conceasion of Indian lands, coun
of Glengary. Distant from Cornwall, s
station of the Grand Trunk Railway, 2
miles, from Lancaster 21} miles, fron
Montreal 75 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Po
pulation about 50.
Anderson John, farmer
Anderson Miss Janet, weaver
Begs Robert, farmer and teamsier
Bible society, Malcolm McGregor, P
sident; Peter Kennedy, secretary ant
treasurer
Cameron Alexander, laborer
Campbell Samuel, M.D., coroner
Cardinal Ferdinand, carpenter
Craig Robert, tanner :
DRAPER CYRUS A., Bible depositay,
acting postmaster, post olice ™
general store
Fisher John, farmer
Forbes Donald, shoemaker
Gignac Louis, shoemaker ‘
Gordon rev. Daniel, tg fo
Kennedy Peter,postmaster, leputy reeves
blacksmith
Kennedy John ;
King rev. John, Baptist ,
Laframboise Jean Baptiste, carpentet
Lavique Francis, laborer
® McCen
McDert
McDou
McEwe
McEwe
MeGre;
ciety
McGre,
Melnto
Melnty
McInty
wag,
MeLac
McLau
McLaw
McLeal
McLen:
MeNau
shing
WeNau
hous
Monro
Peacoc’
Robert:
Stewar'
Stewar'
Tobin J
Vinebu
Young
priet
Conn I
Currie.
Fair Th
reside
Frame
Furlon,
Garlan
Gemme
Gow Ji
Gow Ji
Harris |
Holdan
Holdan
Jameso
Kerr Ki
Kerr Vj
house
Kinnar
Lerush
McAleg
MeCart
McDou
milli
McLear
McLeay
MeLeo
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Melvill
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Melvilt
[Province or
eerie
[UB AND SPOKE PAC.
n Finlay, jun., proprietor
{rs. Judy, wid Jerry
liam, laborer
William, Wesleyan
as, Stage driver
cis, miller
3, Storekeeper
b., storekeeper
, baker and butcher
1m, farmer
r W., storekeeper
illiam, carpenter
yhn, gardener
obert, farmer, stage driver
ichael
laborer
laborer
blacksmith
iam E., storekeeper
hial, Bible colporteur
vy, tanner
rgaret, dressmaker
shoemaker
Thomas, Congregation.
illiam, blacksmith
lizabeth, wid John
opher, tailor
is, mason
is, storekeeper
William I., ch of England
dunn, M. D. j
Villiam H., township clerk,
.
ohn A., M.D., coroner
rt, farmer
cooper
shoemaker
hn, teamster
lliam A., manager woollen
ur B., shoemaker
mas, agent Gore District
urance Co,
‘thodist church, rev. Wa.
seph, carpenter
rt, saddler
blacksmith
¢ cooper
, carpenter
iNiam C., Canada Presby:
. Distant from Cornwall, &
Grand Trunk Railway, 2
Lancaster 21} miles, fron
miles. Mail tri-weekly. P
but 50.
hn, farmer
iss Janet, weaver
, farmer and teamsier
r, Malcolm McGregor, P
ter Kennedy, secretary ant
A small village in the six
et of Indian lands, coun
e
exander, laborer
hmuel, M.D., coroner
rdinand, carpenter
tanner .
¥RUS A., Bible depositary,
stmaster, post ollice a
ore
farmer
ld, shoemaker
is, shoemaker 4
Daniel, Presbyterian
er, postmaster, deputy re"
hn
bhn, Ba tist
Jean aptiste, carpenter
ncis, laborer
A ‘RIO. |
VcEwen Donald, farmer
WcEwen Mrs. Duncan
McGregor Malcolm, president Bible so-
‘et,
vedregor Miss Catherine
Velntosh Donald, farmer
Velntyre Donald W., storekeeper
McIntyre & McCennell, blacksmiths and
waggonmakers
VeLachlin Angus, carriagemaker
YcLaurin Donald, blacksmith
VeLawin Duncan, saw mill
YcLean Ewen, tailor
McLennan Robert, storekeeper
McNaughton John R., carding and
shingle mills
McNaughton Mrs. Jane, wid Peter,
house of entertainment
Monro Archibald, storekeeper
Peacock rev. W. M., Congregationalist
Robertson Mrs. Alexander
Stewart Alexander, tanner
Stewart William, harnessmaker
Tobin John, proprietor Dominion hotel
Vineburg Louis, & Co., storekeepers
Young Robert
NOTTAWAA—A village in the township
of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe. Dis-
tant from Collingwood, a station of the
Northern railway, 8 miles, fare 165c.;
from Toronto 98 miles. Mail daily. Popu-
lation about 200.
Anderson Robert, shoemaker
Bain Peter B., M.D.
barber Franklin, painter
Bemrose John, carriagemaker
Boyle James, cooper
brown Archibald, waggonmaker
Bruce Jamieson, carpenter
Buck David, cooper
Ruck George, cooper
Buist David 2. carriagemaker
Carter Richard, blacksmith
Commercial hotel, Henry Wiggins, pro-
prietor
Conn Robert, saddler
Currie John, farmer
Fair Ths. W., of Melville, Fair & Co.,
resides in Toronto
Frame William J., of Scott & Frame
Furlong W. A., school teacher
Garland Thomas, clerk
Gemmell Gilbert, grocer
Gow James, jun., weaver
Gow James, sen., weaver
Harris Edward, shoemaker
Holdan Benjamin, carpenter
Holdan Samuel P., carpenter
Jameson William, waggonmaker
Kerr Edward, carpenter
Kerr William H., proprietor Nottawa |
house, saddler
Rinnard James, farmer
Lerush Charles, butcher
McAlester Dougall, farmer
McCarter David, pampmaker
McDougall Mrs, Ellen, wid Dougall,
milliner
McLean Dugald, clerk
clean Duncan, carpenter
McLeod William, blacksmith
McQuade James, engineer
Melville Andrew, of felville,Fair & Co.,
tmaster .
LVILLE, FAIR & CO., millers
rts George P., of Melville, Rowed
Melville, Rowed & Co., carriagemakers
Miller John, carpenter
Holes George, laborer
Moore Mise Mary, dressmaker
DOMINION 567 DIRECTORY.
a a a aE er at
YeCennel Neil, of McIntyre & McCennel | Nottawa house,
McDermid John, laborer
YeDougall Peter, farrier and farmer
prietor
Prout Thomas, miller
Ovas James A., storekeeper
Rowed John, waggonmaker
Rowed Henry, of Melville, Rowed & Co.
SCOTT & FRAME, general merchants
Scott Walter, of Scott & Frame
Smith James, shoemaker
Swalm George, carpenter
Union hotel, Mr3. Agnes, wid David
Wells, proprietress
Watson James, printer
Wells Mrs. Agnes, wid David, proprie-
tress Union hotel
Wiggins 0. & H., storekeepers
Wiggins Charles, of C. & H. Wiggins
Wiggins Henry, of CO. & H. Wiggins,
proprietor Commercial hotel
Wiley Edward, cooper
Woods Samuel, weaver
OAK HILL--A post office station in the
township of Laxton, county of Victoria.
It is situated in 4 most healthy and_pic-
turesque district avd abounds in deer, fish
and game, presenting great attractions to
piosenre seekers and sportsmen, Distant
rom Lindsay, a station of the Midland
railway, 30 miles, from Coboconk 7 miles.
Mail weekly.
Corbett William, postmaster
OAKLAND-—A small village in the
township of Oakland, county of Brant.
Dist int from Waterford 7 miles, fare 50c.;
from Branttord, a station of the Grand
Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from
Simcoe 14 miles, fare $1. Mail daily.
Population about 200.
Abbott William J., merchant
Baldwin Moses H., councillor
Beebe Jordan, proprietor
house
Beebe Smith, farmer
Beebe Thorborn, farmer
Bingham Mrs. Alfrida, wid Sluman
Brown Neil, carpenter
Burk James, blacksmith
Chapin Charles, farmer
Cowles Richard, tailor
Cook Edwin, weaver
Crandell William, farmer
Dunnett James P., farmer
Hays Hanson, laborer
Knox Robert, painter
Lile Charles, waggonmaker
Oakland
| Lile William, blacksmith
McDonald John, blacksmith
Malcolm Charles P., founders
| Malcolm Shubal D., farmer
Nobbs Robert, waggonmaker
Oakland house, Jordan Beebe, proprie-
tor
Peaker John, blacksmith
Plowman Jonathan, pedlar
Proper John, councillor, storekeeper
Rounstain rev, Thomas, Episcopal me-
thodist
Secord Robert, butcher
Smith Adam N ., farmer
Smith Aden, laborer
Smith Denis W., butcher
Smith George, laborey,
Swayze Ralph, shoemaker
Swears Norman, laborer
Sayles George, tavernkeeper
Thompson William, reeve
Toyne John, postmaster,
treasurer, and storekeeper
Vanderli Robert, farmer
Vivian Charles, saw and grist mill
Vivian John, farmer
Vivian Stephen, car
township
nter
Vivian Wm., township clerk, carpenter | Barry
Watkins Theron N., farmer
Not-Oak
William H. Kerr, pro-| Wesbrook Abraham, farmer
Wesbrook Henry S., councillor
Wesbrook Mordecai, farmer
OAK RIDGES—A small place on
Yonge Street, townships of Whitchurch
and King, county of York. Distant from
Toronto, 20 miles. Mail daily. Popula-
tion about 25.
Colborn Humphry, tavernkeeper
Connor William, shoemaker
Curtis Asa, tavernkeeper
Curtis Edward J., postmaster, store-
keeper
Gregory Daniel, saw mill
Harper George, \umberman
Johns Francis, storekeeper
Keltz F., butcher
| Legge James, farmer
Legge Thomas, wheat merchant
McKenzie Philip, carpenter
Mortson Thomas, saw mill
Norman William, waggonmaker
Philips Isaac, patternmaker
Routledge Peter, blacksmith
OAKVILLE-—A large and beautiful
place in the pray of Trafalgar, county
of Halton, Itison the shore of Lake On-
tario, at the mouth of Sixteen Mile Creek.
It is incorporated, and is noticeable
as a grazing and wheat growing region.
The soil is formed of alluvial deposits.
Oakville is advantageously situated for
ship building. A number of first class ves-
sels are built every year. The mouth of
the creek forms an excellent harbor. No
country has probably greater commercial
facilities. The town is the outlet of con-
siderable produce to the American side.
The harbor is land locked, and easy of
access. <A station of the Great Western
railway is on the outskirts of the town-
Steamers plying between Montreal, Ham-
ilton and other ports call regularly. ifont-
real Telegraph Co. has an office here-
Distant from Milton 16 miles, from Ham-
ilton 17 miles, from Toronto 22 miles, from
Niagara Falls 60 miles, from London 938
miles. Mail daily. Population about 2000.
Albertson William
American Merchants Union Express Co.
George Baker, agent
Anderson captain Edward
Anderson Joseph, farmer
Anderson Robert, shoemaker
Anderson Mrs. Annie, wid John
Anderson Thomas, laborer
Appleby Robert G., tailor
Appleby Robert S., barrister
ARGUS (THE), weekly, annual sub-
scription $1; William F. McCay,
proprietor and printer, Colborne st
Armstrong Christopher, finisher
Armstrong Mrs. William, milliner, Col-
borne st
Armstrong William, tailor, Colborne st
Arnott David, merchant, also at Toronto
Arnott James, storekeeper, Colborne st
Asker William, clerk
Bain Miss Elizabeth, Colborne st
Bain William, butcher, Colborne st
Baker George, livery stable and express
agent
Baker Miss Phoebe, school teacher
BALMER JOHN §S,, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., Colborne st
Balmer Miss Anna, school teacher
BALMER ROBERT, postmaster, town
clerk, telegraph and insurance agent,
and clerk Division court, Colborne st
Barclay J., & Co., storekeepers, Colborne
t
8
Barclay John, of J. Barclay & Co., may-
or
Barclay Mrs. Mary, wid Matthew
ttholemew, tanner
Beals John, carpenter
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Bennett Charles, saddler
Bird Mrs. Mary, wid Samuel
Blake George, sailor
Blade Patrick, mason
Boon Joseph, hotelkeeper, Colborne st
Bowes Thomas, farmer
ew rev, T. P., Episcopal metho-
ist
Brady James, shoemaker
Brown Francis J., of Brown & Heiter
wi & Heiter, storekeepers, Colborne
8
Brown John, laborer
Busby George, teamster
Butler Miss Anna, confectioner
Oampbell Donald, tailor
Campbell Donald, carpenter
Canada Presbyterian church, rev. Wil-
liam Meikle, minister
CANADIAN HOTEL, James Waldron,
proprietor
Caverhill Robert, clerk
Cantley William
Clarkson captain Arthur
Chisholm captain Duncan
Chisholm George B., nurseryman
Chisholm George K., mill owner
Chisholm W. B., fruit grower
Chisholm John, farmer
Chisholm Robert K., collector of cus-
toms and insurance agent
Chisholm C. P., manufacturer of straw-
berry baskets
Clifford Joseph, laborer
Conkrite Hiram, ship builder
Conkrite Hiram S., ship carpentor
Conkrite William, carpenter
Connell Bartholemew, laborer
Connor James, jun., carpenter
Connor James, sen., carpenter
Cooner James, watchmaker
Coote Alexander, ship carpenter
Coote Archibald, farmer
Coote captain George
Coote Charles W., storekeeper
Jornwall Edward, farmer
Cote Lewis, of J. Fairfield & Co.
Oowton |
Crooks F., & Co., grocers, Colborne st
Crooks Francis, of F. Crooks & Co.
Colborne st ;
Riots won laborer
ross John, jun., fruit grower
Cullin Patrick, ahorer”
Cunningham James, tanner
Darche Mrs, Mary, wid Peter
Davis Charles, hover
Davis James, saddler
Dean Lott, commercial traveller
Dockham Henry, jeweller, Colborne st
Doherty John, carpenter
Dorland John Y,, dentist
Doty Albert J., machinist
Doty Ferris, machinist
Doty John, axle and spring works, Col-
borne st
Episcopal methodist church, rev, T, P,
radshaw
miery Miss Ellen, dressmaker, Colborne
8
Ewan Mrs, Janet, wid George
Fairfield James, of J. Fairfield & Co,
Fairfield J., & Go, carriagemakers
Farr ay engineer
Farrell Edward, sailor
Fawcet rev. Michael, Wesleyan
Ferguson R. M., clerk, bds at Canadian
hotel
Ferrai: John, baker .
Ferrah Robert, confectioner, Colborne st
Fisher John, shoemaker
Fitzgerald James, tailor
Fitzgerald John, laborer
Fitzgerald Morris, sailor
Fitzgeraid Miss Norah, dressmaker
Flewelling Hiram, carpenter
Forsyth Alexander, patent right agent
Framptou John, painter
Frazer Jos., waggonmaker, Colborne st
Frazer Mrs, Joseph, milliner, Col-
borne st
Freeston John, mason
Galey John, carpenter
Gallie John M., carpenter
Ganton Stephen B., grocer, Colborne st
Gerrie George, sailor
Gibbons James, laborer
Gilland William, laLorer
Gillies J. D., clerk
Goring Arthur, tavernkeeper
Granger James, laborer
Grant James, tinsmitn
Green Arthur, laborer
Guledge Henry, saddler, Colborne st
Hagaman E., bickkeaner
HAGAMAN J., manufacturer of car-
tiages, cutters, and vehicles of all
descriptions
Hagaman W. E., storekeeper
Hall James, mason
Hannah Mrs. Jane, wid Matthew
Harcus Miss reget b teacher
Hardy Charles, shoemaker
Hare Mrs. Johannah, wid John
Harrison Isaac, currier
Hartrick George, finisher
Heatherly Edward, laborer
Heatley John, bricklayer
Heiter James G., of Brown & Heiter
Hemphill Ezra, music agent
Hewson W. G., clerk, bds at Oakville
house
Hill Erastus D., storekeeper, Colborne st
Hilliard Albert, carpenter
Hillmer Edward, butcher, Colborne st
Hinton Thomas, sailor
Holland George, tailor
Howes Jos., photographer, Colborne st
Hunt Charles, laborer
Husband George, plasterer
Hutton rev. Benjamin, Episcopal me-
thodist
Ion John, farmer
Jackson Robert, carpenter
Jeffrey Mrs., wid
Jeffrie Mark, laborer
Johnston Adam, shoemaker, Colborne st
Johnston George B., laborer
Johnston Mrs. Mary, wid John
Jordan Patrick, laborer
Jull Bennett, clerk,bds at Canadian hotel
Kane Patrick, shoemaker
Karkeff Samuel, carpenter
Kelley James, blacksmith
Kempt Lewis, blacksmith
Kenny Merritt, painter
Kilgour Joseph, storekeeper
Kimpton Frederick, commissariat Red
River expedition
King William M., trader
Kingston Miss Catherine
Lahay Andrew, laborer
Laidlaw Walter, station master G.W.R.
Lambe Mrs. E., Golborne st
Lane Henry, farmer
Lannagan Michael, shoemaker
Lardie L., cooper, Colborne st
Lawrie Mrs. Isabella, wid John
Lawrie William A., of J. Barclay& Co,
Lawson Samuel, laborer
Lee Christopher, laborer
Lee William, sash and blind factory
Leitchfield William, sawyer:
Lewis George F., farmer
LUMSDEN REV. WILLIAM, M.A., ch
of ye land, principal Union Grammar
schoo
Lusk Charles, M.D., school teacher
McCAY WILLIAM F., proprietor and
printer of the Argus
McCorquodale Miss Elizabeth
McCorquodale Miss Rebecca
McUorquodale Miss Sarah
McCowell Miss Mary, school teacher
McCraney William, saw mill owner
McDonnell James, carpenter
McDougald P. A,, of J. Barclay & Co,
reeve
McGiffin captain J.
McGill William
McGuire Mrs. Melinda, wid Patrick
McIntyre Neil J., clerk
McKnight James, sailor
McLean Mrs., Colborne st
Maloney John, laborer
Market hall, William Ward, caretaker
Martin Mrs. Anne, wid Hugh
Mareussen F. C., clerk, bds at Oakville
house
Muson John, stage driver
Matthew Peter, laborer
Meikle rev. William, Canada preeby-
terian
Midgley Chas,, storekeeper, Colborne st
Milbourne R., japanner
Milbourne Edward, B.A.
Milburn Joseph, customs officer
Mills Miss Mary Ann, school teachor
Mitchell Thomas, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (CO, R.
Balmer, agent, Colborne st
Moore Cyrus H., councillor, of John
Moore & Co., Colborne st
Moore John, & Co., tinsmiths, Colborne
st .
Moore John, of John Moore & 0o,
Colborne st
Morden captain George
Moulton John, shoemaker
Mulholland Ira
Murphy Michael, blacksmith
Newlands Jas., section foreman G.W.R.
Nortime Conrad, shoemaker
Oakville house, John Williams, proprie-
tor
Oakville Tannery, Charles Reid,
manager; Thompson Smith, proprie-
tor, resides at Toronto
Obee John, tailor
Ogden Edwey J., M.D., tavernkeeper,
Oliphant Duncan
Ormond Stephen, blacksmith
Orr Wm. A., storekeeper, Colborne at
Osborne James, tanner
Otto Mrs. Ann, wid George
Patterson David, carpenter
Patterson James, spring ‘er
Patterson Ths., dry goous, Volborne it
Pearce OC. W., druggist
Pepper Thomas, carpenter
Phalan captain Maurice
Prouse John, sailor
Puddefoot Geo., hairdresser, Coibornesi
Puddefoot William, shoemaker
Quinn Michael, shoemaker
Reagan Bartholemew, sailor
Reagan Thomas
Ree Charles, manager Oakville i
tannery, bds at Oakville house
Reed Frank, bookkeeper, bds at Cant
dian hotel
Reynolds Ths., storekeeper, Colborne
Ribble Mrs. Susan, wid William
Ribble William, laborer
Richardson William, laborer
Rigney Patrick, cooper
Roberts John, sawyer |
Robertson Donald, tailor
Robertson L. W., broker, &c.
Robertson William, of William Robert
son & Co,
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St Andrew’
Jeremiah
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Btaely John
Stafford Mrs
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Mott John,
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Walker Aar
Ward Geor;
Ward Willis
Wass Willis
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Webb Thom
Weber Willi
Veber Willi
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$s Sarah
ry, school teacher
n, saw mill owner
carpenter
of J. Barclay & Co,
nda, wid Patrick
clerk
sailor
borne st
borer
iam Ward, caretaker
, wid Hugh
clerk, bds at Oakville}
iam, Canada presby-
lorekeeper, Colborne st
anner
d, B.A.
ustoms officer
nn, school teacher
laborer
SLEGRAPH C0,, RB.
Colborne st
councillor, of John
olborne st
o., tinsmiths, Colborne
7
John Moore & 0o,
blacksmith
ection foreman G.W.R.
shoemaker
John Williams, proprie-
ery, Charles Reid,
ympson Smith, proprit-
loronto
r
, M.D., tavernkeeper,
n
, blacksmith
rekeeper, Colborne st
tanner
vid George
carpenter
spring ‘er
iry goous, Colborne st
pug gist
carpenter
Maurice
lor
hairdresser, Coibornesi
am, shoemaker
shoemaker
mew, sailor
manager
t Oakville house
kkeeper, bds at Cant
torekeeper, Colborne st
in, wid William
laborer
iam, laborer
cooper
wyer
ld, tailor
broker, &c.
‘m, of William Robett
Oakville &
DOMINION
vrtson William, & Co., hardware,
Colborne st , f
elgers Mrs. Catharine, wid Patrick
dy James, ship carpenter
maine William F., clerk
man catholic school,
YcCowell, teacher
a rev. Jeremiah, R. catholic
ott Mrs. Mary, wid John
eker George, teamster
Shaughnessy John, laborer
Raughnessy Patrick, laborer
ifort Augustus, cabinetmaker
shaw rev. Robert, ch of England
Sheppard Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Charles
Simpson captain John
ielby Edgar R., bookkeeper, bds at |
Canadian hotel
Smeaton Charles, laborer
St Andrew’s church, R. catholic, rev.
Jeremiah Ryan
Si Jude’s church, ch of England, rev.
J, A. Worrell, Colborne st
Staely John, blacksmith
Staford Mrs. Eliza, wid Thomas
Buell Mrs. Margaret, wid James
Street captain W.
Strother Howard, laborer
Sumer George J., chief constable
Kutherland Thomas J., M.D., Colborne st
iit Robt., cabinetmaker, Golborne st
taylor James, saddler, Colborne st
eter James, farmer
emperance hall, Jas. Newlands, W.C.
homas Miss Nancy, weaver
omas Mrs., Esther, wid Merrick
homas Thomas D., ship carpenter
avis Philander, mason
Mrott John, & Co., stoves and tinware,
"a Colborne st
Mrott John, of John Trott & Co.
MON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, rev.
William Lumsden, M.A., principal
tyuhart John, druggist, Colborne st
Waggoner Stephen, sailor
WALDRON JAMES, proprietor Cana- |
dian hotel
alker Aaron, sailor
Ward George, gardener
Ward William, caretaker Market hall
Wass William, auctioneer, and agent
Provincial Insurance Co., Colborne st |
Webb Thomas, painter
Weber William, axlemaker
Veber William, laborer
elsh John, waggonmaker
lsh Maurice, shoemaker
th William, storekeeper
eleyan methodist church,
Michael Fawcet,
hitaker Wm., of J. Fairfield & Co.
Vhite Samuel, ship carpenter
bite Oak Lodge, 190 F, A. M. E. R.,
Skully |
Miss Mary
rev.
lickenden William, shoemaker
jirkwier Harlow, carpenter
ili.ms captain Daniel
‘illiams captain Hiram
illiams John, proprietor Oakville
house, Colborne st
illiams John A.,dry goods, Colborne st
illams Justus 8. W., J.P., M.D., town
{teasurer, Colborne st
illigms Mrs. Eliza,
d
olborne st Fy) ponds,
‘ilson Ambroise, laborer
ilson captain George
ilson captain Robert
ilson captain William
ilson Miss Eleanor, dressmaker
od Richard S, druggist, Colborne st
orell rev. J. A., ch of England
right David D., M.D.
night Mrs Elizabeth, wid Henry
Young James, hotelkeeper
Young William, baggagemaster
569 DIRECTORY.
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White William, bricklayer
Williams rev. Thomas, esleyan
Young William H., cabinetmaker and | Wilmot Jackson, painter
storekeeper, Colborne st
Ziller Geo., cabinetmaker, Colborne st
Wilmot Mrs. Mary, milliner
Yerex Nathaniel, hotelkeeper
OAK WOOD-—A small village in the | OBAN—A small village in the township of
township of Mariposa, county of Victoria.
Distant trom Lindsay, the county town
and a station of the Midland railway, 8
miles, fare 50c. Mail daily, Population
about 500,
Anderson Peter, tailor and grocer
Armitage Mrs. Jane, wid Jesse
Ashbury Robert, carriagemaker
Bateman Mrs. Elranon, wid George
Banks William, hotelkeeper
Barnard John
Barnes Mrs. Mary wid Francis
Bear William, M.D.
Bowes Emmanuel A., postmaster, agri-
cultural implements
Bowes Wiiliam, sen., storekeeper
Bowes William, jun.
Butler Richard P., of Brown & Butler
Broad John, laborer
| Brodie Andrew, miller
Brown & Butler, storekeepers
Brown Donald, trader
Brown Peter, of Brown & Butler
Caiden James, waggonmaker, bds at |
Yerex hotel
Cameron Archibald, storekeeper
Clark Alexande:, money lender
Cliff Robert, blacksmith
Cunnings John F., township clerk, tailor
De Grassi Alexander W. J., M.D.
DeMary Richard, farmer
Kek & Fleury, saddlers
Eck John, of Eck & Fleury
Edwards John, jun., weaver
Fleury Joseph, of Eck & Fleury
Guillott Miss Mary, school teacher
Harmon William, grocer
Irwin Samuel, J.P.
Jewell Zachariah, shoemaker
Lloyd Miss Esther, milliner
Lytle John R.
McGillivray Donald, laborer
McLaughlin Allen, laborer
McLaughlin William H.,
agent
McLong John, weaver
Mark Mrs. Harriet, wid Thomas
Martindale Mrs., wid George
Mier Joseph, shoemaker
Mitchell Peter, clerk
Mullen William, of Smallwood & Mullen
insurance
Mutual Insurance Co., W. H. McLaugh-
lin, agent
Northeott William, blacksmith
Nowery James, farmer
Vakwood paper mills, George A, Pyper,
propietor
Ogilvie Mrs., wid Francis
Pascoe Lewis, tanner
Pyper George A., Oakwood paper mills
Rear William, eclectic doctor
Rilance William
Silver Charles, blacksmith
Sherden Samuel, teacher
Sims Alexander M. A., school teacher
Smallwood John, of Smallwood & Mul- |
len
Smallwood & Mullen, carriagemakers
Smith Walter, pedlar
Stanton John, tanner
Sweetland Mrs, James
Taylor William, clerk Division court
Thorndyke James, farmer
Sarnia, county of Lambton. Grain forms
the principal trade here. Distant from
Mandaumin a station of the Great West-
ern railway, 2} miles, from London 52
as Mail tri-weekly. Population about .
75.
Bulman Thomas, farmer
Carr James, policeman
Carrick William, postmaster
Connors Michael, farmer
Enwright Thomas, farmer
Fergusson Duncan, turner
Fergusson Dougald, farmer
Gats John, storekeeper
Green John, farmer
Griffin John, farmer
Hillier George, farmer
Jackson Thomas, farmer
Jameson Henry, tailor
Kirk William, farmer
McDonald Angus, farmer
McDonald Duncan, farmer
McGregor Peter, farmer
Maxwell William, farmer
Morrison James, farmer
Morrison John, farmer
Paul James E., cooper
Pulse John, farmer
| Simmons James, farmer
| Sproule William, saw mill
Temperance house, John
proprietor
Waddell John, proprietor Temperance
house
Weaver Conrad, farmer
Waddell,
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Wilson Ephraim, farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Young James, farmer
| Young Peter R., farmer
* ODESSA— Avillage situated at the outlet
of Meadow Lake, in the township of Ernes
town, county of Addington, and on the
macadamized road leading from Kingston
to Napanee and Belleville. Contains two
grist mills, a saw mill, planing mill, wool-
len factory, foundry, sash and blind man-
ufactory, lath and shingle mills, &c., and
a town hall and drill shed. Montreal
Telegraph Co. has aun office here. Divi-
sion court is held here every two
months ; township shows are generally
held here, Distant from Kingston 12
miies, from Napanee 12 miles, from Belle-
ville 37 miles, and from the Ernestown
station of the Grand Trunk railway 4}
miles. Daily stage from Kingston, fare
40c, Mail daily. Population about 75.
Allen Lewis, storekeeper
Allen Timothy, farmer
Asseltine David, carpenter
Asseltine Lewis, carpenter
Asseltine Michael, woollen factory
Asseltine Wesley, carpenter
Asseltine Willian, carpenter
Aylsworth Robert, J.P., township clerk,
farmer
Babcock Abel, hotelkeeper
Babcock Ezra, laborer
Babcock Jacob, marblecutter
Badcock Jacob, stonecutter
Babcock John, waggonmaker
Babcock Lester Z., farmer
Babcock Lorenzo D., blacksmith and
foundry
Babcock Norman, shoemaker
Babcock Richard, labcrer
Union Grammar and Common school, | Babcock Wesley, shoemaker
Alexander Sims, M.A., master
Wakeley William, waggonmaker
Wesleyan church, rey. Thomas Wil-
liams, minister
Babcock William, carpenter
Babcock Zebe, farmer
* Formerly called Mill Creek and Lamb-
ton.
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Bell Robert, blacksmith McDonogh Henry, blacksmith Watts George, of Watts & Jones eands H
Benjamin Her \", farmer McGuin Charles, laborer Watts aay carpenter — yA
Bennett George, laborer McKeown James, storekeeper WATTS & JONES, carriagemaken sh ohae
Booth Arnold P., clerk McKechnie James, tailor Wiseman Adam, stonemason
Booth Arnold Philip, lumber dealer McPherson Mrs. wid Daniel, seam- | Wiseman Andrew, stonemason
Booth Benjamin Albert, woollen factor . Atrone ” a4 Woodraft Jeecsk waite
i F McPherson Mrs., wid James :
+ pda erry Ghavendi planing Manker Brancis, farmer Regen “ee Mary, 2 Daniel oak
i Manker George, upholsterer Yorkman John, carperter outer
lee Fone Kost aed ed | A Mabee Benjamin, carriagemaker Wright Uriah N., J.P., farmer “
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Hote ait Mabee James E., school teacher Wycott Andrew, wheelwright Ruther
Booth Philips J.-P, of Booth Brothers | Mabee Peter Ay grocer Wycott Francie Robert hotelkeewe MMRETis
Booth Philip’ Dorland, miller Mabee Thomas, produce dealer Yeoman Mrs. Mary, wid Dr. Davi
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waged
OIL SPRINGS—A village in the torn fa Cultur
ship of Enni-killen, county of Lambton, Thompsq
formerly celebrated for ‘its ofl wells, MamTurner |
There Were as many as thirty flowi Waddel
wells here, one of which hep: from, Walker
three to five thousand barrels of oil ind ‘Ison J
hours. During the years 1868 to 1866 fron am V son
Maber James E., school teacher
Manker Francis
Mills Cornelius, laborer
Montgomery Allan, farmer
Montgomery Clinton, painter
Montgomery George, blacksmith
Burnett George, laborer
Burnett William, laborer
Calder William, captain of schooner
Camp Solomon, carpenter
Carl William, laborer
Carl William, jun., blacksmith
Carroll William, laborer
Caton William K,, carpenter
Chadwick Alverton, clerk
Chadwick Allen, farmer and provision
dealer
Chadwick Harvey, laborer
Chadwick Miles, laborer
Clarke Lewis D., laborer
Clark Samuel D., J.P., farmer
Dany John P., farmer
David Daniel, cooper
Davidson John D., farmer
Davy Henry, spinner
Deny's Martin, farmer
Montgomery Mrs., wid Ebenezer, laun-
dress
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wel-
lington D. Timmerman, operator
Moore Riley, marble cutter
Moore Stephen, pumpmaker
Murphy James, shoemaker
Nelson Robert, baker
Pearson rev. M. L., Wesleyan
Pickett rev. Thomas W., Episcopal
methodist
Prescott William, carpenter
Reynolds Ambrose, laborer
Reynolds George, school master
10 to 20 thousand barrels were ship
annually, but on the discovery of the well
of Petrolia, and the great decline in the
demand and peee of oil, the wells here,
having ceased to flow, were abandoned,
and the village almost deserted. There
are still several good wells with all the
necessary machinery attached, which the4
owners are confident will soon be brought
into requisition, when the activity of
once busy village will be revived, Mom
treal Telegraph Co. has an_ office here,
Distant from Petrolia, a branch station
of the Great Western railway, 7 mile
from Wyoming 12 miles, from Saris
2 Naaaad Mail daily. Population about
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miles,
Bowles
Wates Jo
Imeson D
Kidd Jon
Lowe Wa
Derbyshire Byron, agent
Dupuis Thomas R., M.D.
Ellison Joshua Dodd, carpenter
Emery Andrew, hotelkeeper
Fraser Luke U., J.P., farmer
23 Feotearick , shoemaker
Fryer George, miller
Robertson William, grocer
Ross Thomas K., M.D.
Schermahorn Samuel, farmer
Schneider Calvin, watchmaker
Scott Charles, blacksmith
Scouton Charles B., farmer
Scouton Dorland B., farmer
MeMarlin
Mills H.,
Paine Jog
Paine Sat
Simpson
Whealey
Adamson George, dealer
Anderson Peter, carpenter
Bauer Peter, dealer and cooper
Bishop Frederick A., manager
Bishop Henry, dealer
Blane Thomas, teamster
Fryer John, miller Shales John, grocer i pfelegte es aren lite geben
Fuller David, well digger Sheals Mrs. Mary, wid John CG nH va tanks business
rdiner J , Silver Abner, pumpmaker ameron Hugh, innkeeper Distant
Gardiner Jacob, farmer i ) pump’ CANADIAN 1 J taxa
Garrape Charles, carpenter Silver Isman, laborer Lockl AN ROCK OIL CO,, Jams Woes
Gerahty Patrick, major British army | Silver William, laborer Cl k ae agent h weekly,
Gordon Alexander, tanner Singleton Mrs., seamstress C aT ape commission merchant Bruner
Gordon Alexander Burmond, butcher | Slay Miss Eliza J., milliner 9. Willie lolas, Tdeive Bruner Re
Gordon Billings, blacksmith Sly Misses, milliners Cox Wi at mail driver Crow Her
Gordon Charles, laborer Smith Ira, farmer euininthgs: ames, teamster Crow Jos
Gordon William, tanner Smith Joél, farmer Currie Alb n, oaatee Poster Ge
Graham Mrs. Alice, wid Peter, farmer | Smith Joseph, farmer Dixon ert, teacher Pox Alfre
Ham Mrs. Sarah A., wid George, school | Smith Noah, laborer DOBBIN JOHN, dealer in stay Pox Hore
teacher Smith Richard, plainer square timber, groceries, provisiOU\M p.. yon,
Hartman Billings, carpenter Smith William, carpenter &e. Pox Mich
Harvey William, tollkeeper Smith William Henry, farmer . Elliott Andrew : Gaskin R
Hawley Jason, carpenter Snider Dennis, farmer Gorsline Richard P., proprietor She A Jeffery (
Henzey Henry, farmer Snider Herman, pedlar man house 4 Orton Ze
Henzey William, farmer Snider John, farmer Hayden Mrs., innkeeper Phillips T
Hicks Nelson, laborer Snider Nathan, storekeeper Jacob Elias, cooper Reid Rob
i Hicks Nicholas, farmer Snider Robert, money lender KEATING JAMES, postmaster, Lew Stewart 4
; James Josiah, machinist Storms Anson, J.P., carpenter in groceries, provisions, crockely Wigle Fr
ah 9 Jefiers Mrs. Mar wid John Storms Archibald, painter _ Wines and liquors
Jones John, of Watts & Jones STRONG KING JAMES, saddler Keating John, dealer OMEMI
1h Jordan William, farmer. Thomas Daly, carpenter Kerr James, oil refinery ins Tar
} i ii Joyce William, blacksmith Timmerman Albert D., bandmaster,| Langford Richard, teamster | adian The ue
+ Kempson Thomas G., photographer 47th Frontenac volunteers LOCKHART JAMES, agent Van the Mon
i Kinneborough John, hunter and trap- | Timmerman Parker S., J.P., postmaster bonis edhe dia Distant
| per grocer ’ miles,
Hh : 7108 t, M.D. Millbroc
cae Kino’ gh Thomas, axe helve ma-| Timmerman Wellington D., telegraph | Macklem Samuel Street, le
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i i) =». yohn, farmer immin John Kirby, f ? hoes shout 6
i La, ,..n Benjamin, carpenter Toomey John, J.P., farmer iagal ig: be Poo wi Andersot
ti Lee Anson, deputy reeve Topliff James, shoemaker a ONTREAL TELEGRAP CO, @ Andrews
a Lee Daniel, J 2. feemer Tremére Mrs. Eléanor, dressmaker M B. Wind eke PA Armstro
i Lee Edward, carpenter Varty Thomas, teamster we bx over, 8 4h Beatty M
i Lee George, farmer Venton Samuel N., farmer Nichol Prank’ ba of a> Beatty Vi
Vee Ira, laborer ha aaa AMA AR Og d ie opristot of oil lands Beaver
Lee John, farmer Waddingham George, mason Ove rita PA MD Wrigh
Lee Joseph, blacksmith Walker Charles Albert, storekeeper 0 ita G ie Scotnee’ Belfour (
Lee William, laborer Walker Heury K., musician 4d ony eor ae . Bell Thor
McConnell James, J.P., farmer Walker Mrs. Mary J., wid Johnson, Ponte Hivare dia beh Black W
Aaa fame ii proves wit gene y J., storekeeper Richaras Rizhard tailor blackwe
onne! orge, farmer alker Sydney J., a age
McDonell John, jarmer Watts Amos, carpenter RICHARDSON WILLIAM, lex eh
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Mary, wid Daniel
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2S—A village in the tow
illen, county of Lambton,
prated for its ofl wells,
8 many as thirty flowing
ie of which yielded trom
ousand barrels of oil ind
the years 1868 to 1866 from
and barrels were shipped
yn the discovery of the walls
d the great decline in the
rice of oil, the wells here,
to flow, were abandoned,
p almost deserted. There
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hinery attached, which thef
ifident will soon be brought
n, when the activity of
ge will be revived, Mon
hh Co. has an_ office here,
Petrolia, a branch station
Western railway, 7 mile
1g 12 miles, from Sarnis
1 daily. Population about
lary, wi
rge, dealer
r, carpenter
ealer and cooper
ick A., manager
dealer
, teamster
engineer
town clerk
, innkeeper
ROCK OIL CO,, James
gent
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8, cooper
ail driver
es, teamster
ealer
teacher
HN, dealer in stave
er, groceries, provisions,
hrd P., proprietor Sherg
nkeeper
oper
MES, postmaster, deale
, provisions, crockery
yuors
dealer
il refinery
ard, teamster :
AMES, agent Canadian
, teamster
el Street, M.D.
, flour dealer
cooper
UE y Neots ae shoes
eorge, Wesleyan
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agent
arpenter
ooper
brietor of oil lands
H., M.D
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. agent
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WILLIAM, land age
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571 DIRECTORY.
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ands Robert, farmer
favage John, refinery
Shepherd John ;
Sherman house, Richard P. Gorsline
proprietor >
Si{ton Henry, saw mill
Sims Luke, butcher E
mith Alexander, blacksmith
Router Samuel, shoemaker
Stratton John, carpenter
Kutherland George, tailor
ETREAU ALEXANDRE, blacksmith,
waggonmaker, manufacturer of agri-
cultural implements and oil well tools
Thompson Joseph, cooper
Tuner Robert, refiner
Waddel James, tailor
Walker Henry P., agent
Wilson John, grocer
WINDOVER G. B., agent Montreal
Telegraph Co.
Windover George, baker
Yates George, assessor
OLD MONTROSE — A post office
station in the township of Romney, coun-
ty of Kent. Distant from Chatham, a
station of the Great Western railway, 88
miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Bowles William, farmer
ates Joseph, farmer
Imeson David, farmer
Kidd Jonathan, farmer
Lowe Watson, farmer
McMarlin John, farmer
Mills H., postmaster
Paine Joseph, farmer
Paine Samuel, farmer
Simpson John, farmer
Whealey John, farmer
OLINDA—A village in the township of
Gostield, county of Essex. Principal
business done here is in country produce.
Distant from Belle Riviére, a station of
the Great Western railway, 18 miles, from
Windsor 28 miles, fare $1. Mail tri-
weekly, Population about 100.
Bruner George, broom maker
Bruner Reuben, farmer
Crow Henry, farmer
Crow Joseph H., J.P.
Foster George, broommaker
Fox Alfred, farmer
Fox Horatio, farmer
Fox John C., postmaster, storekeeper
Pox Michael G., farmer
Gaskin Robert, blacksmith
Jeffery George, shoemaker
Orton Zenus farmer
Phillips Uriah, farmer
Reid Robert, storekeeper
Stewart John, broom maker
Wigle Francis, farmer
OMEMEE —A progressive village in the
township of Emily, county of Victoria. It
has large saw, grist and woollen mills.
The Midland railway has a station and
the Montreal Telegraph Co. an office here.
Distant feom Lindsay, the county town,
Winiles, from Peterborough 15 miles, from
Millbrook 15 miles, from Port Hope 33
baring Aye Cobourg 40 ae from To-
‘Onto 96 miles, ,
pete 3. Mail daily. opulation
Anderson Mrs. Eliza, wid Alexander
Andrews rey, William, Wesleyan
Armstrong David,
Beatty Mrs. Elizabeth, wid George
Beatty William, storekeeper
aver Insurance Co. Henry W.
Wright, agent
Belfour Gabriel, carpenter
Hell Thomas, shoemaker
Black William A., M.D.
Biackwell Mrs. ., wid Edward, tavern
radburn Mrs, James, hotelkeeper
Brown George, miller
Brown Mrs. John
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Campbell Joseph, tinsmith
Comstock John, carriagemaker
Connell Mrs, Jane, wid Thomas
Cornwall N. C., M.D.
Christ church, rev, William H. Jones,
incumbent
Clarke Daniel, M., shoemaker
Clarke William, hotelkeeper
Jottir « im Samuel
Cottii:,..am William, mill owner
Cottingham William S., storekeeper
Curry William, storekeeper
Dawson Frederick, potashmaker
DELAMERE J. H., proprietor and
printer of the Standard
Dies Charles, tanner
Dorman William blacksmith
Eley Thomas, shoemaker
Ellery Samuel, miller
Elliott William, saddler
English Edward, blacksmith
English Edward A., waggonmaker
English Isaac, tavern
English James
English John, carriagemaker
English John J., clerk
English Samuel, carpenter
English William H., grocer and baker
Flavelle Miss Mary, school teacher
Forster Edward, batcher
Grandy Robert, postmaster, township
clerk
| Hamilton Charles, farmer
| Hannah John, cooper
Hawkins livery stable
Hodge Robert, blacksmith
Irons Mrs. Lena, wid Doctor
Ivory James, carding, fulling and |
shingle mill
Jackson rev. George, New Connexion
methodist
Jones rev. Wm., M.A., ch of England
Keele Joseph, boots and shoes
Kennedy Thomas, blacksmith
Kent Joseyfh
Kilpatrick Alexander, laborer
Kincade John, carpenter
Laidley James
Lamb George, tanner
Lamb Samuel, miller
Lauder Mrs. Maria, wid Arthur
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO., T. Mat-
chett, agent
McBrian John, shoemaker
McCrea John, cabinetmaker
McCrum James, shoemaker
McGrath William, laborer
McNeely Isaac, storekeeper
McNeely John
McNeillie Jas. R., clerk Division court
Marr William N., grocer
Matchett Thos., M.P.P., township trea-
surer, druggist, insurance agent, &c.
Matchett William, farmer
Miller William, tailor
Mitchell Thomas, bailiff
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Morrison George, storekeeper
Morton George, laborer
Niell William, blacksmith
New Connexion methodist church, rev.
George Jackson, minister
Norris George A., M.D., L.R.C.P.,
druggist
Odell Henry H., watchmaker
Pope Mrs. Martha S., wid Edgar, store-
keeper
Provincial Insurance Co., T, Matchett,
agent
Read John, storekeeper
Redmond Alexander, tailor ;
Redmond Alexander, jun., blacksmith
Rehill John
Ritchie William, mason
Sandy Samuel, sawyer
Shaw John, teacher Grammar school
Sheridan John, shoemaker
SherwoodWil liam, shoemaker
STANDARD (THE), bbe ao, annual
subscription $1.50 ; J. H. Delamere,
proprietor and printer
Stevenson Thomas, storekeeper
Thompson Thomas, pumpmaker
Thornton David, storekeeper
Toronto Mutual Insurance Co., H. W.
Wright, agent
Wallis James C., foundry
Wesleyan methodist church,
William Andrew, minister
Williamson Eli C., saddler
Williamson John, tailor and grocer
Wilson William, cooper
Wood Miss Mary, school teacher
Wood Mrs. Sarah, wid William
Wright George, laborer
Wright Henry W., insurance agent
Wright Miss Annie, milliner
rev.
OMPAH—A small village in the town--
ship of Palmerston, county of Frontenac.
Distant from Carleton Place, the junction.
of the Canada Central and Brockville and
Ottawa railways, 50 miles, from Perth 42
ek: Mail weekly, Population about
00.
Bushaw Perschal, farmer
Conn Robert, farmer
Dishaw Tusant, cooper
Dunham Henry, postmaster, tavern.
Elkington Francis, M.D.
Elkington John, M.D.
McDougall James, farmer
Scott John, farmer
Watson Alexander, farmer
Watts James, farmer
ONEIDA-—A small village in the town-
ship of Oneida, county of Haldimand.
Distant from Caledonia, a station of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch ofthe Grand
‘Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 87jc.; from:
Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 16 miles. fare
8ijc. Maildaily. Population about 200..
Ball Hextor, carpenter
Ball Joseph, farmer
Barker Holden, farmer
Beattie William, farmer
Bell John, farmer
Bettes Chester, sawyer
Bridget Joseph, innkeeper
Buchannan William, blacksmith
Chapman James, laborer
Clark William, farmer
Cruge John, farmer
Crysley James, laborer
Forrest William, farmer
Fowler John, farmer
Glenn William, pump maker
Hopper Andrew, farmer
Hunter George, farmer
Lehany Richard, tollkeeper
McBride James, farmer
McCarter George, farmer
Mitchell Alexander, laborer
Mulvey Stewart, school teacher
Murray James, butcher
Mutchmor John T., J.P., postmaster,
storekeeper, mill owner
Peacock William, shoemaker
Phillips Henry, carpenter
Senn James, laborer
Smith John, farmer
Stallwood Jabas, farmer
Stewart captain Hugh, J.P., farmer,
saw mill
‘Ona-Orna
Swartz James, laborer
Torrance George, farmer
West James, grocer
ONGLEY-—A small place in the town-
ship of Brighton, county of Northumber-
land, Distant from Brighton, a station
of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles,
Mail weekly. Population about 60.
Axford Frederick, farmer
Davidson Francis, farmer
Davidson William, farmer
McCauley Patrick, farmer
McCauley Thomas, farmer
Miller George S., councillor
Maybee David E., farmer
Maybee Peter H., postmaster
Smith Henry, farmer
ONONDAGA —A village on the Grand
River, township of Onondaga, county of
Brant. It is a way station of the Buffalo
and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk
railway. Distant from the Tuscarora
Indian Reserves 1 mile, from Brantford,
the county town, 9 miles, from Caledonia
Aa Mail daily. Population about
Bennett Joseph, tarmer
Bigham James, laborer
Buck John, Indian chief
Buckwell William S., postmaster,
coroner and clerk 6th Division court
Burke Frederick, butcher
Burrell William, jun., farmer
Burrell William, sen., farmer
Butler James, laborer
Churchill Samuel, laborer
Clench Henry, Indian chief
Day Matthew, laborer
Dee Robert H., M.D.
Douglass George, farmer
Dowling John, clerk
Edwards Mrs., wid James
Elliott rev. Adam, Indian mission
Everngham James, laborer
Ford Joseph, storekeeper
Gillard Philip, carpenter
‘Graham James, farmer
Griffin William H., school teacher
Griffith Robert, farmer
Hamilton Alexander, farmer
Hannon Mrs., wid
Hariney Henry blacksmith
Henderson John, blacksmith, waggon-
maker
Herdsman Richard, J.P., farmer
Ireland George, innkeeper
Johnson George H. M., Indian chief
Lang John, teamster
Lang William, carpenter
Leonard David P., millwright
McGurn Mrs. Rose Ann, wid Michael
Merrell Mrs. Jane, wid Joseph
Merrell Mrs. Martha, wid John
Mills John, carpenter
Myers Mrs. Sarah, wid Olonzo
Nevin Samuel Te, farmer
O’Grady Patrick, G.T.R.
O'Reilly Miles, jun., M.D.
Patten Ellmore Fred., M.D.
Powers John, carpenter
Rutherford James, blacksmith
Schofield Walter, carpenter
Slater Henry, tailor
Smith Henry, potash maker
Soules William D., township clerk
Springsteen J oseph, laborer
Squires Benjamin, miller, &c.
Stoves William, shoemaker
Taylor Nathan, laborer
Tingne James, M.D., homceopathist
Ttuckle William, carpenter
Tyson Henry, farmer
Vansickle Harvey H., storekeeper, bailiff
6th Division court
Whiting Matthew, warden, merchant
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Wild Henry, shoemaker
Wilson William, innkeeper
Wright James, laborer
Wright William, section master G.T.R.
Wynn Royal, whitewasher
Yeoward Richard, teacher
ORANGEVILLE—An important and
flourishing incorporated village on the
Credit River, township of Garafraxa,
county of Wellington, and bordering on
the townships of Mono and Caledon,
counties of Peel and Simcoe. This place is
likely to become one of the most impor-
tant towns in the western section of On-
tario, It contains saw and grist mills,
woollen, cabinet, and fanning mill fac-
tories, a tannery, an iron foundry, pottery
works and brickyards. Hereis one of the
principal stations of the Toronto, Gre
and Bruce railway. Montreal Telegrap
Co has an office here, and there is also an
agency of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce and of the Merchants bank of Ca-
nada, Distant from Brampton 22 miles,
from Malton 28 miles, from Weston 35
miles, from Guelph 35 miles, from Toronto
A Mail daily. Population about
Acheson William J., fancy goods
Anderson Frank, shoemaker
Anderson Henry, teamster
Anderson James, shoemaker
ANDERSON JOHN, boot and shoe shop,
dry goods, groceries, pottery works
Armstrong W., M.D., drug store, munici- |
pal treasurer
Armstrong Christopher, bartender
Baird Adam, harnessmaker
Baldwin R. R., clerk
Barker Peter M., of Fead & Barker
Beattie Robert, waggon painter
Bell George, dry goods, groceries, &c.
Bell Hugh, laborer
Bennett EK. H., clerk
Bennett J. & J.,dry goods and groceries |
Bennett James, of J. & J. Bennett
Bennett John, of J. & J. Bennett
Bissell Amos, compositor
Blake John, laborer
Bookless John, clerk »
Booth Ward, shoemaker
Booth William, tanner
Bracken William, harnessmaker
Braiden Thomas, pedlar
Brown Lewis, tailor
Bunt Charles A. G., school teacher
Burris William, carpenter
Buyers James, waggon shop
Cameron James, compositor
Campbell Boyd Albert, of Campbell &
Sons
Campbell G. A., of Campbell & Sons
Campbell James, ianner
Campbell Lewis, of Campbell & Sons
Campbell & Sons, tannery, boots and
shoes
Campbell Thomas, currier
Campbell William, of Campbell & Sons
Campbell William, tinsmith
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
T. Y. Greet, agent
Carber', Joseph, M.D., coroner
Carsca Gilbert, of Wilkins & Carson
Carvoll Alexander, grain dealer and
merchant
Cheney George
CHISHOLM & CO., general merchants,
dealers in dry goods, hardware, gro-
ceries, crockery and grain
Christy James, hostler
Collins Andrew, compositor
Collins B. J., painter
Collins Barney, potter
Collins Henry James, potter
Commercial hotel, Mrs. Kelly, proprie-
tress
Conner oo Bak
Conniff William, c
Cooper James, brickmaker
Jorbet James, farmer
Corbet James, weaver
Corbet John, farmer
Cowles D. &., tinsmith
Crawford & Fitzgerald, cabinet factory
Crawfprd John, W., of Crawford &
Fitzgerald
Crawford Thomas, shoemaker
Creighton John, livery stable
Cullen Christopher, watchmaker
Daniels Thomas, fanning mill factory
Dawlton Michael, waggonmaker
Dawson Thomas, farmer
Dean Thomas, livery stable
Decatur Thomas J., law student
Dezell Thomas, waggonmaker
Dick David, shoemaker
Dilworth Robert, clerk
Dominion hotel, Win Hand, proprietor
Donner Sepha, tinware and stoves
Driver Thomas, cooper
Dryden Andrew, flour and feed
Duke Robert, laborer
Dullabough Joseph, carpenter
Dunbar F. G., architect
Dunleavey Andrew, moulder
Eastman George A., of McUleverty &
Fastman
Elliott Matthew, merchant
Ellis John James, farmer
Elgie John, hotelkeeper
Endacott Henry, clerk
Exchange hotel, W.J. Middleton, pr
prietor
Farnell Thomas, shoemaker
TEAD & BARKER, solicitors, attor
neys at law, notaries, conveyancers
&e.
Fead James S., of "ead & Barker, muni-
cipal clerk, real estate agent
Fead Simon, clerk
Ferguson James, painter
Fisher J. K., carpenter ;
Fitzgerald Joseph, of Crawford & Fite
gerald
Flesher Henry, bartender
Flesher John, general merchant _
FOLEY JOHN, proprietor and printer
of the Sun
Ford John, boarding house
Foster Joseph, bricklayer
Foster Joseph, laborer
Fountain Benjamin, tailor
FRAINE JAMES, wholesale and retail
dealer in wines, liquors and groceries
Frank Frederick, dentist
Freeland Josiah, welldigger
Hynes Charles, clerk
Galbraith William, teamster
German H. B., nursery, and agent 0
tario marble works
Gahen James, potter :
Gilchrist John, of Gilchrist & Kent
Gilchrist & Kent, general merchants
Gracey William, barkeeper
Graham James, limeburner
Grange Charles D., M.D.
Green John, of Chisholm & Co.
GREET THOMAS Y., agent Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Grenis Hiram, sawyer
Hadden John, sawyer
Hamilton Samuel, carpenter _
Hand Win, proprietor Dominion hot
Hardaker J ohn, shoemaker
Harriman Benjamin, cabinetmaker
Harrop Robert, photographer
Hatch Daniel, butcher
Healy Hugh, carpenter
Henderson, rev. Alex., ch of England
Henry Brothers, groceries, &c.
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waggonmaker
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, Win Hand, proprietor
tinware and stoves
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borer
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architect
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bricklayer
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‘ames, M.D., coroner
Henry ossuih J., of Henry Brothers
Henry Thomas, M.D., coroner
Henry William J., of Henry Brothers
Hewatt Joseph, carpenter
watt Robert, mason
Hewatt William Shellington, M.D.
Hughson Andrew, lime dealer
HOLDEN JAMES, chemist and veteri-
nary surgeon, telegraph operator
Hollis Thomas, tailor é
House J. B., photographer, livery stable
Howard rev. Thomas S., Wesleyan
Hughes William, weaver
Hughson Alexander, waggonmaker
Hunter David, farmer
Hunter James, farmer
Huskinson John, teamster
Irwin Alexander, shoemaker
Irwin Francis, general merchant
Irwin George, clerk
Irwin Samuel, shoemaker
Ingraham Alexander, laborer
Jackson Thomas, saddler
Jackes Charles B., law clerk
James John, carpenter
Jarvis James W., butcher
Jenkins Jacob, mason _
Johnston Samuel, shoemaker
Jones Andrews, blacksmith
Jones James, tinsmith
Jones John, blacksmith
Jones John, tanner
Jones Thomas, laborer
Jordan John, clerk
Jordan Richard, shoemaker
Jull Cyrus, law clerk
Jull Orange, miller
Jull Thomas, grist and saw mill
Kearns John, clerk
Keetch John W., watchman
Kelly Mrs., wid James,C ommercial hotel
Kent William R., of Gilchrist & Kent
’Ketchum Jesse
Keys James, carpenter
Knight Thomas, farmer
Lathwell William, salesman
Laverty John, carpenter
Lawrence George, sawyer
Lawrence Orange
Lee Peter, barber
Leggett John, carpenter
Lennox Andrew
Leonard Adam, shoemaker
Leslie Edward, bailiff
LESLIE GUY, J.P., postmaster, com- |
missioner in B, R., clerk Division |
court, land and general agent, issuer |
of marriage licenses
Leslie John 8., clerk
lester James, tinsmith and stovedealer |
Lindsey Johnston, general merchant
Little Joseph, clerk
Loyd William R., baker, confectioner, |
news agent
longeway & Brothers, dry goods, gro- |
ceries, hardware, &c,
biagewey Henry, of Longeway & Bro-
thers
Lougeway John, of Longeway & Bros.
Longeway Mitchell, teamster
Lynch rev. John, Episcopal methodist
Lynn John, shoemaker
MacAdam Thomas, grocer
MacGowan Alexander, hardware
McArthur Alexander, clerk
McCarthy Maitland, reeve, solicitor
McCleverty & Eastman, dry goods,
groceries, &c.
MeCleverty William J., of McOleverty
& Eastman
cConnell rev, William, Free church
cConvil Patrick, teamster
McCullough William H., bookkeeper
McDermitt rev. N. A., New Connexion
methodist
McDonald D. S., miller
McDonald William, blacksmith
McFee John, blacksmith
McGillver Peter, blacksmith
McGuire Blaney, shoemaker
McIlroy Alexander, blacksmith
Mellroy William, laborer
McKague Robert, pedlar
McKay John, blacksmith
McKay rev. W. E., c& of Scotland
McKenna Daniel, laborer
McKenzie Alexander, photographer
McKeown Robert, boots and shoes
McKim Robert, butcher
McKinley —, carpenter
McKinnen David, of McKinnon &
Stewart
McKinnon
chant
McKitrick & Brothers, foundry and
machine shop
McLean Emery, auctioneer, issuer of
marriage licenses
McLellan James, blacksmith
McMaster Joseph, clerk
McMurray Thomas E., watchmaker
McNab Peter, carpenter and undertaker |
McRae Donald M., clerk |
Maney Patrick, printer
Mara Andrew, shoemaker
Mara George, sawyer
Mara Thomas, tinsmith
MARRIAGE LICENSES, E. McLean,
and Guy Leslie, J.P., issuers
Marshall Charles, shoemaker
Mathers Thomas, laborer
Matthews rev. W., Wesleyan
Maum Gerald, laborer
May James, saddler
May John, J.P., commissioner in B. R.
Meek William, cooper
Menary Brothers, blacksmiths and wag-
gonmakers
Menary David, of Menary Brothers
Menary Robert, of Menary Brothers
Menary William, plasterer
MERGHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
W. H. Scott, agent
Meredith Henry, carpenter
Meredith Joseph, blacksmith
Meredith Thomas, blacksmith
Middleton William J., proprietor Ex-
change hotel
Monro Mrs., confectionery
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
James Holden, operator
Moore & Smith Misses, milliners
Morrison Thomas, cabinetmaker
Mortimer Richard, mason
MUNRO FISHER, proprietor and prin- |
ter of the Orangeville Advertiser
Murdock John, laborer
Nelson Samuel, clerk
Newton Isaac, plasterer
Nicholson Isaac, agricultural imple-
ments, &c., North Wellington house,
J. Witter, proprietor and blacksmith |
North Wellingten houses, John Witter, |
proprietor
Ontario marble works, H. B. German, |
agent
ORANGEVILLE ADVERTISER, week-
ly, annual subscription $1. ; Fisher
Munro, proprietor and printer
Orangeville hotel, G. Whaley, proprie-
tor
PAISLEY HOUSE, John Paisley, pro-
prietor
Paisley James, bartender
& Stewart, general mer-
Co.,|
Parsons John, manager of saw mill
Parsons William, saw mill, iron, tinand
hardware
wilt LLO JOSEPH, solicitor, notary
yublic
Perfect Robert, farmer
Pollard Edward, tinsmith
Porteous William, carpenter
Poyntz Robert J., cler
Poyntz Thomas G., druggist and sta-
tioner
Preston Joseph, laborer
Raines George, compositor
Raines W. R., agent
Reid Hugh, salesman
Reyburn Isaiah
Riddall James Knight, sign and orna-
mental painter
Riddall Robert, mason
Riddall William, harnessmaker
Robinson Charles, teamster
Robinson William, teamster
Roden William, shoemaker
Roffe Thomas H., confectioner
Roffe & Whiting, bakers
Ryan Patrick, farmer
Sentt rev. J. G., Wesleyan
SOOTT W. H., agent Merchants Bank
of Canada
Shaw J. W., school teacher
Shields John
Smith John M., farmer
Speck William, blacksmith
Stevenson John, woollen factory
Stevenson Thomas, druggist
| Stewart F. C., of McKinnon & Stewart
Still William, photographer
Strong Joseph, harnessmaker
Stubbs Willian, veterinary surgeon
SUN (THE), weekly, annual subscrip-
tion $1; John Foley, proprietor and
printer
Swan William, laborer
Swanton Richard, shoemaker
Switzer William, laborer
Tate George, harnessmaker
Tate Martin, harnessmaker
Thirston Cyrus, blacksmith
Thompson David, mason
Titl John, boots and shoes
Towler Charles, clerk
Townsend Joseph, compositor
Tweedy John, farmer
Waldick William, grocer
Walker Robert H., clerk
Wallace Samuel, constable
Watson Robert, carpenter
Webster Joseph, painter
| West John, baker
Whaley George, proprietor Orangeville
hotel and carpenter
Whalen Isaac, weaver
Wheelock C.J., provincial land sur-
veyor
Whitmer W. H., harnessmakev
Wilcox Abiathur, farmer
Wilcox George, butcher
Wilkins & Carson, butchers
Wilkins John, laborer
Wilkins Matthew, of Wilkins & Carson
Wilkinson rev. J.. Wesleyan
Witter John, proprietor North Welling-
ton house
Yeoman John, clerk
York Thomas J., M.D., coroner
Young George, hostler
Young Robert, shoemaker
* ORCHARDVILLE —A small village
on the Garafraxa gravel road, townships
of Normanby and Egremont, south riding
of the eoputy of Grey, Distant from
Durham8 miles, from Mount Forest, 8
PAISLEY JOHN, proprictor Paisley
house
Papot A., auctioneer
miles, from Owen sound, the county town.
* Formerly called Normanby.
Orc-Or1
miles, fare $1.50; from Collingwood,
the terminus of the "Northern railway, 40
miles, Mail daily. Population about 160,
Allan James, shoemaker
Allan John, shoemaker
Beattie Isaac, farmer
Bell James, innkeeper
Bilton Hugh, cooper
Brown William, farmer
Caldwell Mrs. Eliza, wid Thomas, post-
mistress, storekeeper |
Calvert John, blacksmith
Cornish & Irvine, innkeepers _
Cornish John, of Cornish & Irvine
Cripps Adam, farmer
Dodds James, of Smith & Dodds
Eddington Mrs. Jane, wid
Godfrey Edward, farmer
Godfrey James, farmer —
Greig rev. P., Presbyterian
Hart Joseph, farmer
Hawey Michael, farmer
Hepburn George, farmer
High Richard, farmer :
Irvine John, of Cornish & Irvine
Johnston Edward, farmer
Kirby Michael, farmer
Little Archibald, farmer
Logan Abram, laborer
Melntee Edward, farmer
McRea John, carpenter
Orchard John
Orchard John, jun., farmer
Pinder William, cooper
Quinn John, constable
Roberts Matthew, farmer
Roberts Matthew, weaver
Rogers Benjamin, farmer
Rowe W. B., grocer :
Smith & Dodds, woollen mill
‘Smith Thomas, of Smith & Dodds
Tanner Thomas, M.D.
ELLIA—A village on Lake Couchich-
7 , township of South Orillia, north
riding of the county of Simcoe. Here is
a branch of the Provincial lunatic asylum.
During the summer Orillia is a favorite
resort of visitors from Toronto, who are
attracted thither by the fishing, which is
some of the best inthe province. Orillia
has a large retail country trade, and in the
vicinity are several lumbering establish-
ments. Insummer two steamers ply daily
to Bell Ewart, and another to Barrie, con-
necting with trains on the Northern rail-
way. in winter there isa daily stage to
Barrie, connecting with trains at that
station. Steamers also make trips to
Washago, the entrepot of the Muskoka
district. Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
office here. Distant trom Barrie, the
county town, 27 miles, fare $1.25.; from
Bell Ewart 50 miles, fare $1 ;_ from To-
ronto 90 miles, fare $2.50. Mail daily.
Population about 1400.
Adams Robert, teacher
Amiss George, carpenter
Anderson J. W,, printer ;
Ardagh J., M.D., medical superintend-
ent Lunatic asylum
Atkinson Thomas, accountant
Bailey Bros., sash and door factory
Bailey John, carpenter
Bailey John, laborer
Bailey Mrs., storekeeper
Bailey Robert, carpenter
Bailey Samuel, carpenter
Bailey William, carpenter
Bartholomew & McBain, iron foundry
Bartholomew Lewis, of Bartholemew &
McBain
BINGHAM WESLEY, wholesale and
retail hardware merchant
Bingham A. R., manager Queen’s hotel
Blain John, flour and grist mill
Blain William J. whartinger
Bolster George I., storekeeper
.
DOMINION 574 DIRECTORY.
BOOTH GEO. J., cabinet warehouse
Booth Thos. W., carpenter, builder
Booth Tilby, tanner
Boyes Henry. plasterer
Buchanan Christopher, teamster
Cameron John, photographer
Campbell George, lumberer
Campbell Mrs. Margaret, wid Murdoch
Campbell Robert, carpenter
CANADIAN MASONIC PUBLISHING
CO., Ramsay & Co., managers
Carley Joseph, beat builder
Clark George, general store
Clifford Michael, laborer
Connoly Patrick, laborer
Copeland J., carpenter
Corbett George it, M.D., coroner
Corbould Charles,
Church W. M.
Dallas Thomas, clerk 6th Division court
Davis Moses, of Davis & Quaill
Davis & Quaill, shingle mill
Dick & Co., fanning mill
Disette & Hoy saddlers
Dillon Hugh W,, lumberman
Dodge & Co., lumber merchants
Dominion hotel, 'T. McDougall, proprie-
tor
DOOLITTLE ALVA, proprietor Orillia
house
Doudekin John, laborer
Douglas Alex., keeper lunatic asylum
Douglas Alexander, yeoman
Dunn F., carpenter
Dunn Mrs, Margaret, milliner
Dunn J., baker
Dunn Robert, carpenter
Dunn William, carpenter
Dunlop Thomas, butcher
Elliot C. Schomberg, M.D.
Elliott Thomas, merchant
ELWELL GEORGE T. 0O., chemist,
bookseller
Episcopal church, rev. A. Stewart,
minister
Evans Frank, solicitor
Fraser captain, Frederick
Fraser Frederick C. M., clerk in Asylum
Ferguson William, carpenter
Fowler rev. Robert, D.D., Wesleyan
Fowlie Albert, civil engineer and pro-
vincial land surveyor
Franklin John, laborer
Frost J. A., baker
Garner William ,dry goods merchant
GAVEL (THE), monthly, annual sub-
scription $1.50 ; Robt. Ramsay, editor |
and proprietor ; Co.
rinters
GIBBIN & McLAUGHLIN, general
merchants
Gibson John, stone mason
Gill Benjamin, pumpmaker
Gill Daniel, laborer
Goffatt Mrs. Mary J., milliner
Goffatt Thos., agent Hudson’s Bay Co.
Gow James, road master
GRANT FREDERICK, J.P., convey-
ancer, clevk of corporation
Gray rev. John, Presbyterian ch
Green Bush hotel, William Moffatt pro-
prietor
Greentree Henry, bootmaker
Gregg John, weaver
HALE W. M., & CO., printer, and pro-
prietors of the Orillia Packet
Hammond John, bootmaker
Hammond Mrs. Ann, wid John
Hatley & Passmore, butchers
Harvie A., saw and oatmeal mill pro-
prietor
Harvie Charles
Harvie James, teamster
Harvie John, stage proprietor
Ramsay &
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Henderson Josiah P., accountant
Heyden L., barrister
Hind J, J., merchant
Hudson's Bay Co., Thomas Gotyty
agent
Humme Julius, photographer
Husband Richard, saddle and hares.
maker
Jack J. T., clerk, agent musical instry.
ments
Jackson James, mason
Jackson John, millwright
Jackson W. W., brewer
Jones Robert, cabinetmaker
JOHNSON JAMES, proprietor Royal
hotel .
Johnson John A., farmer
Jupp Robert, carpenter
Kean Francis, merchant
Kelly David, farmer
King Athenias, J P.
Landy John J., attorney
Larard Frederick, jeweller
Larard James, jeweller
Lemon & Jackson, livery stable
Lewis George, waggonmaker
Long Henry, laborer
Lorimer Miss, milliner
Lowrie William, weaver
Lunatic asylum, J. Ardagh, M.D., medi
cal superintendent
Lyon captain O. H., mariner
Lyon captain Peter, mariner
Macaulay U. J., lumberer
Macnab George, merchant
McBrayne A., barber
‘| McDonald Alexander, laborer
McDonald Allan, laborer
McDougall Thomas, hotelkeeper
McInnes Charles, mariner
McKay Angus, carpenter
McKay John, laborer
McKay Walter, carpenter, farmer
McKinlay Colin, clerk of G. J. Bolster
McKinlay Duncan, carriagemaker
McKinlay Duncan J., carpenter
McKinlay G. Duncan, waggonmaker
McKinlay John, carpenter
McLean Donald, blacksmith
McLeod Mrs. Margaret, wid John
McLeod Phillip, millwright
MeMillen J., cooper
McMullen Arthur, carter
MeMuiten John C., genezat agent
McPhail William, agent
Millar Melville, of Thomson & Millar
Millard James, stage proprietor
Miller James N., carraigebuilder
Miller Mrs. Isabella, wid Alexander
Minthorn John W., fruit dealer
Moffatt Andrew, J.P., money broker
MOFFATT THOS,, general merchant
Moffatt Thomas, of Moffatt & Wilson
Moffatt William, proprietor Green B
hotel
Moffatt & Wilson, storekeepers
Monck captain Stanley C.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Thos
C. Noble, operator
Moore Christopher, butcher
Morrison Neil
Mulcahy Thomas, & Co., storekeeper
Munro John, carpenter
Newton —, printer
NOBLE THOMAS C., watchmalet
and telegraph operator
NORTHERN LIGHT, weekly, annual
subscription $1; Robert Rams),
editor ; Ramsay
and printers
O'Connor John, farmer
O’Connor John, road master
O’F linn Mrs. Katherine
Ogle Edmund, clerk
& Co., proprietor §
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DOMINION 576 DIRKOTORY.
Crane Edwin R., match manufacturer
Long George M., of G. M. Long & Brother | Cutten David, nursery and farmer
Long Thomas, of G. M. Long & Brother | Cutten Edward L,, farmor
McComb William, laborer
McCullough David, shoemaker
McOullough John, foundry owner
McPherson Miss, milliner
Manes George, tailor
Martin John, carpenter
Mason John, baker
Mason John, painter
Mason John, turner
Maxwell 8. P., moulder
May James, of James May & Brothers
May James, & Brothers, saddlers
May William, of James May & Brothers
Miller John, butcher
Molton John, millwright
Moment Lobert, storekeeper
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Anson Borland, operator
Newsom Samuel F., hardware
North American hotel, Samuel J. Bor-
land, proprietor
Orono flouring mills, Joseph L. Tucker,
proprietor
Peters Samuel, school teacher
Pethick Edward, laborer
Pierce Joseph, carpenter
Powars Hiram H., storekeeper
Pringle Robert, mason
Reed James, weaver
Renwick Herbert M.D.
Robinson A. Lawson, butcher
Ruddock John
Rutlidge James
Sievewright George, weaver
Sim son fon cabinetmaker
Snell John Fy veterinary surgeon, bds
at North American hotel
Spencer rev. Adam, ch of Scotlend
Strachan John, clerk
Sills Miss, dressmaker
Tamblyn Charles, J.P.
Thomas Henry, mason
Thomas James N., dentist
Thomas Joseph, of Thomas & Towsend
Thomas & Towsend, cabinetmakers
Thompson William, tanner
Thornton Richard, farmer
Tourje Lewis, tinsmith
Towsend Archd., of Thomas & Towsend
Trull Warren, clerk
Tucker Joseph, J.P., postmaster, insur-
ance agent and proprietor flax mills
Vanskiver Hugh, pedlar
Venner Thomas, storekeeper
Vincent John, laborer
Virtue Robert, moulder
Waddell John, clerk
Walters William, waggonmaker
Watson John, innkeeper
Watson Mrs Philla, wid Robert
Wicket rev. William, Bible christian
Wilkison Miss Agnes, assistant teacher
Wilson William, potashmaker
Winter Robert, tailor
Walden Frank, weaver
*ORWELL—A small village in the
township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin.
Distant from St. Thomas, a station of the
London and Port Stanley railway, 9}
miles, fare 40c. Mail daily. Population
about 220.
Becket Edward C., farmer
Bencroff J. & S., blacksmiths
Bencroff James, of J. & 8. Bencroff
Bencroff Samuel, of J. & S. Bencroff
Bingham Davis G.
Bittner Gustave, tailor
Bomer George, waggonmaker
Boughner Peter W., farmer
Caughill Robert, blacksmith
* Formerly called Temperanceville.
CO.,
Davis Davis F., J.P., fuemer
Davis M. Junius, farmer
Davis William, carpenter
Deo Daniel, carpenter
| Deo Denis, carpenter
Dickinson D, Peter, laborer
Dixon Silas, laborer
Furguson Benjamin, carriagemaker
Gegan William, chairmaker
Hendershot Lorenzo, miller
Knight Benjamin, hotelkeeper
Lawrence Charles, saw mill
Lemon Lawrence, farmer
Lewis Joel, farmer
Lewis Nathan, shoemaker
Lewis Seth, pumpmaker
McConnell Robert, tailor
McCready William, farmer
McDiarmid Hugh, school teacher
Nelson Reuben B., hotelkeeper
Nelson Jonathan D., farmer
| Norton Alfred, harnessmaker
Rivard Adolphus, shoemaker
Russell Hugh, laborer ‘
Secord Thomas, butcher |
Skatey William, brickmaker
Simpson William (©., farmer
Sinclair Archibald, shoemaker
Sutherland David, postmaster, store-
keeper
| Tinlin Brooke," farmer
| Turnbull Robt., of Turnbull & Wickett
| Turnbull & Wickett, shingle manufac-
turers
Wagner Abram, laborer
White Albert, of Ira White & Son
White Ira, of Ira White & Son
White Ira & Son, saw and grist mill
White Robert, tile maker
Wismer Abram, laborer
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Davis Nathan, laborer Henne
FREEMAN JOMNN J, station agent § Bent J
Lawrence and Ottawa railwa at
operator Montreal Telegraph (oa Burk I
Gordon Thomas, lahaver” sais: Burk «
Grant Peter, farmer Hest Ji
Kerr James, farmer Billin
McDougall Peter Alexander, M.D, Bine V
Kerr John, farmer Blaney
McEvoy Edward, farmer att
McEvoy John, farmer DLAC)
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Freeman, operator Blame)
Ownes William, farmer Bourne
Scanlon Mathew, laborer Bowder
Whelen Dan, farmer are
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OSHA WA—A flourishing incorporated Brasley
village in the township of Whitby, eo Bray D:
ty of Ontario. A_ large buginess is do Brewer
in the produce of the country, and th shit
place is especially celebrated for flour of Briggs '
very superior brand, Several large facto cial b
ies have also been established, particul Brodie "
ly the Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co,,0 Bronson
of the most extensive in the country, ¢ Brook .
paged in the fabrication of agriculty pon.
mplements, and the Oshawa Cabinet(g, ney’,
furniture factory, which establishmen Brooks
makeextensive shipments of their good house
to different parts of Canada, Montren/and Brown J
Dominion Telegraph Co.'s, and the Cam Brown J
dian Express Co.,, have offices here, Osh rown
wa isa station of the Grand Trunk ‘Brown }
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Bryant ]
Bryant |
Simeo
Bryant |
way. Distant from Whitby, the coun
town, 4 miles, from Toronto 33 miles, fi
$1.15; from Montreal 800 miles, Mal
daily. Population about 4,300
Aitken George, cabinetmaker, Simcoe i
Wickett And., of Turnbull & Wickett
White Thomas, livery stables
OSC EOLA—A small but attractive village
on Snake _ river, township of Bromley,
county of Renfrew. The stream running
through the village affords sufficient wa-
ter power for driving a grist and se.w mill,
Distant trom Cobden 4 miles, from Pem-
broke 17 miles, trom Renfrew 20 miles,
from Sand Point, the terminus of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 35 miles.
Mail tri-weekly, Population about 100.
Egan William, shoemaker
Forman Robert, clerk
Graham William, sawyer |
| Hart Patrick
Larone Miss Jane, school teacher
McLaren Alexander, postmaster
McLaren Brothers, merchants, saw and
grist mill
McLaren John, insurance and general
agent
Macdonald Donald, hotelkeeper
Meehan Lawrence, innkeeper
Murray T. & W., storekeepers
Walker James, carpenter
OSGOODE—A post office station in the
township of the same name, county of Car-
leton. It has a station on the St Law-
rence and Oitawa railway, and an office of
the Montreal Teiegraph Co, Distant from
Welling‘on 3 miles, from Otiawa 28 mites,
from Prescott 30 miles. Mail daily. Po-
pulation about 50,
Allan Joseph, M.D.
Baker Adam J., postmaster
Blanch Johv. farmer
Bowers John, farmer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Cleland Robert, farmer
Cleland William, farmer
Cousens John R., M.D.
Allen Charles, cooper, Simcoe st Buekley
Allen Charles H., laborer, Elgin st Budlin ‘J
Allen John, sailor, Lloyd st Bunker |
Allen William, carpenter, Church st Burk Jos
Amsbary John, blacksmith, Selina st Burnett.
Anderson John, finisher, Centre st Burnett
Anderson William, agent, Bond st borne
Andrew George, carpenter, Simeve st burns Ed
Andrews George, fitter, Elgin st Burns TI
aN GEORGE, | station agai Burrows
PR, Brock
Ansidge P., butcher, bds at J. Finney Burrows
ing st CADRE
Annes William, jun., farmer, King st bare
Annes William, sen., farmer, King # Cameron
Ash & Dullea,produce dealers, Sime tH (moron
Ash Warren L., of Ash & Dulles, Mills Campbel
Ashley George, tanner, South Osha Camshel
Atkinson William T., druggist,Simcoed hotel. K
Aylsworth E.W., carpenter, Outario va, ANAT
Babbitt Mrs. U., wid Richard, Dukest ” ADI
Bache James, clerk, Selina st F ANA
Baker Elijah, tailor, Simcoe st_ po
Baker Miss Sibyl, dressmaker, King haa
Bambridge Mrs. Jane, wid Martia, 5 whe eb
coe st a Darciahn
Bambridge William, carriagemakerSia Ruraisre
coe st “hOent
Bant Richard, laborer, Bond st a asaby
Barber Alfred, fitter, Selina st Dat ie
Barber Hiram, carpenter, Lloyd st tak eu
Barclay George, machinist, William # Carswel,
Barclay Mrs. Hannah C., wid Jame Sime :
Church st Sarevell
Barry Thomas, tanner, Simcoe st
Bartlett John, farmer, King st
Bascoville Thos., chairmaker, Williams
Bedford Henry, barzister, bds at (a
mercial hotel, King st e
Bean William, produce dealer, King
h Bond st :
Beggs Mrs. Catherine, wid Wm., oy
Begley Patrick, shopkeeper, Sime
Bell John, shoemaker, Selina st |
Bellows Millard, blacksmith, Simo}
Belt rev. William, ch of England, (#
st ; :
Bennet* Ure. Grace G., wid Gert
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A. large buginess is do
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ally celebrated for flour of
rand, Several large facto
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fall Manufacturing Co,,0
tensive in the country,é
fabrication of agricult
nd the Oshawa Cabinet (Co;
ory, Which establishmen
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rtsof Canada, Montreal
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Co., bs ve oflices here.
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from Toronto 38 miles, fi
Montreal 300 miles. Mal
ation about 4,300
», cabinetmnaker, Simeve
, cooper, Simcoe st
HL, laborer, Elgin st
uilor, Lloyd st
1, carpenter, Church st
n, blacksmith, Selina st
n, finisher, Centre st
liam, agent, Bond st
ge, carpenter, Simcoe st
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e, tanner, South Osh
liam T., druggist, Simcoe
W., carpenter, Ontaro #
}., wid Ri ke st
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clerk, Selina st
tailor, Simcoe st
byl dressmaker, King st
rg. Jane, wid Martin, *
illiam,carriagemakersm
laborer, Bond st
1, fitter, Selina st
, carpenter, Lloyd s
ree, machinist, W el
Hannah C., wid Jam
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farmer, King st
S., chairmaker, Willian
ly. barrister, bds at C )
King st ¥
roduce dealer, King aaa
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therine, wid Wm, Du
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bemaker, Selina st ,
rd, blacksmith, Sime %
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Grace G., wid Gem
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Rine William, teamster, South Oshawa
Blaney Mrs, Ann, wid Richard, Prince
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SLACK JAMES, proprietor Commer-
cial hotel, King st
Plamey Frederick, overseer, Simcoe st
Bourne John, laborer, Colborne st |
wwden John, laborer, Water st
ney’s, King st
Brooks Michael, proprietor Railroad
Brown James R., confectioner, Simcoe st | payidson James, mason King st
Brown Joseph, cabinetmaker, William wt | 1 :
‘Brown Michael, laborer, Prince st
Brown William, machinist, Church st
Bryant Ebenezer W,, teamster, Athol st
Bryant John, stationery and jewellery, |
Simeoe st
Bryant William, currier, Simcoe st
Buckley Daniel, founder, Athol st
Budlin James, laborer, Church st
Bunker William, farmer, King #t
Burk Joseph, farmer, King st
Burnett Andrew, carpenter, Brock st |
Burrows Alfred, telegraph operator, |
Burrows Richard, carpenter, Brock st
Carswell Edward, temperance lecturer,
Chesher William J., machinist, Duke st |
nett Kichard, laborer, Simcoe st
at ’
Burk Henry, farmer, King st
furk Joseph, farmer, King st
Hest James, blacksmith, Bond st
ings Miss Harriet, Centre st
d John, saddler, Simeoe st
die Ths., teller Ontario Bank, King st |
von James, carpenter, King st
joks Joshua, cooper, bds at J. Fin-
louse, Simeoe st
imett. Alexander, millwright, Col- |
borne st |
ims Edwin,grocer, Simcoe st, h King st
inns Thomas, laborer, Duke st
Brock st |
ADE JOHN, King st
alvert Joseph, tailor, Bond st
ameron Aaron, bricklayer, Simcoe st
ameron Mark, machinist, Union st
ampbell Hugh, laborer, Mechanic st
ampbell John, moulder, bds at Hobbs’ |
hotel, King st
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., James | Dullea Michael, of
Ritter, agent, Simcoe st |
monthly, annual subscription 50c. ;
Luke & Larke, proprietors and print |
ers, Simcoe st |
hCentre st |
Carpenter Bernard, laborer, Bond st |
Carr Mrs, Mary J., wid George, dress- |
: maker, Bond st
Simcoe st
arswell Henry, confeetioner, King st
arter John, laborer, Colborne st
‘hubb Robert, cabinetmaker, Selina st|
Innamon James, turner, Simcoe st
lainey Patrick, switchman G.'T.R.
lark James, King st
larke Joseph, M.D., Centre st
levenberg Ls,, cabinetmaker, Lewis st
lifford John, laborer, off Simcoe st
oanet Daniel, farmer, King st
Sanet Thomas, King st
‘oburn William, M.D., King st
¢ William, carpenter, Selina st
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DOMINION 577 DIRECTORY.
rr een
' L Collison Francis, laborer, Simcoe st }
Bent Jobn, laborer, bds J. Finney's, King | COMMERCIAL HOTEL, James Black, |
proprietor, King st
Connolly Mrs, Julia, wid Jas., Church st |
Cooper Henry, carpenter, Athol st
| Corbett James, Simcoe st
Cornish Thomas, tailor, Simcoe st
| Cowan John, of Whiting & Cowan, Sim- |
coe Bt
st, h Athol st
Cowle James, Bond st |
| Cowle Stephen W,, clerk, Simcoe st
Craig Joseph, carriagemaker, Bond st |
Creighton John, farmer, Simcoe st |
n } D Bt ' Crocker James P, machinist, Simeve st |
Rendon Francis, laborer, Selina st |
Brasley James, mason, Lloyd st
fray Daniel, chairmaker, Colborne st
Brewer James, wotchman, William st
Briggs Sylvester, clerk, bds at Commer-
cial hotel, King st
Culberry William, laborer, William at |
Cumnings John, laborer, Union st
Cunningham Hugh, laborer, Simcoe st |
Daley James, laborer, Prince st
Daly Alpheus, cabinetmaker, Selina st |
Daly Daniel, laborer, Colborne st }
Dana George H., clerk, Centre st |
Daniels Mrs. Richard, King st
Daniels William, tailor, King st |
Davey George, laborer, Mechanic st |
Davy Albert, cabinetmaker, Elgin st |
Davy K. W., mason, Elgin st
Dean William, foreman, Colborne st
Deloury Patrick, laborer, Union st
Dempster Robert, carpenter, Brock st
Dewar Mrs, Fanny, wid James, Brock st
Dewar James, cabinetmaker, bds at Mrs,
Mark’s, William st
OSHAWA
Farewell Misa Ellen, teacher St, Joseph
achool
arrell Mrs, Catherine, wid Bartholo-
mew, Simcoe at
“edries Mark, patternmaker, Simcoe st
Felt Albert O,, Selina st
Fielding Edward, King st
Field Edmund, carpenter, Bagot st
Finnemore Henry, miller, William at
| Cowan William F.,, storekeeper, King Finney James, boarding house, King st
FITZMAURICE WILLIAM G.,, vete-
rinary surgeon
Fisher James painter, Duke et
Fletcher Michael, machinist, Church st
Flynn Michael, butcher, r Simcoe st
Fogg David, engineer, Selina st
Foran John, laborer, Duke st
Forson James, cabinetmaker, William st
Fowke Job W,, storekeeper, King st, h
Selina st
Fowler rev. Samuel M., Christian ch
William st
Fraser Robert, machinist, Church et
Fraser William, laborer, John st
French Carpus, laborer, William st
French Milton, carpenter, King st
Fyfe John, machinist, Selina st
Gadsley William, packer, King st
Gall James, mason, Centre st
Gall Joseph, mason, McGregor st
Gallagher George, mechanic, bds at
| Commercial hotel
| Gardiner Mrs. E., wid James, Church st
| Garfatt William, laborer, Queen st
Garfot Francis, machinist, off King st
)
Dewar Mrs. [sabella,wid Jacob,boarding | Garrow David, laborer, Simcoe st
house, King st
Dick Joseph, machinist, Colborne st
Dickie William, storekeeper, King st
Dineen William, laborer, Selina st
Dingle James, Selina st
Dingle John, carpenter, Simcoe st
Dingle William T., builder, cor Melealfe
and Simcoe sts
Dinner William, laborer, Monck st
Dodd Samuel, finisher, William st
| Dodge William, Selina st
Dominion Telegraph Co., A. Burrows, |
operator, Simcoe st
WW MICHAEL WILLIAM, produce
dealer, Simcoe st
Drew Daniel, teamster, William st
Drew Richard, laborer, Simcoe st
Driscoll Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, Sim- |
coe st
Ash & Dullea,
Simcoe st
CANADIAN SON OF TEMPERANCRH, | Dunkin Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, Lloyd
Dyer Thomas, miller, South Oshawa
Eck Thomas, Centre st
Carmichael Hugh, farmer, William st | Edmond Andrew, patterncutter, Elgin
Varmichael James, storekeeper, King st, |
st
Edwards George, bricklayer, Simcoe st
English George, carpenter, bds Hinde’s
hotel, King st
English Geo., mechanic, bds W. Shaw’s,
Bond st
English Lyman, barrister, Simcoe st
Evangelista sister, teacher St Joseph
school
Evans Samuel, agent, Simcoe st
Ewing John, blacksmith, Albert st
Fair John, sawyer, Selina st
Fair Mrs. Catherine, wid, Brock st
Fair Thomas, tailor, Brock st
Fairbanks Silas B., reeve, Simcoe st, h
King st
Fairman Richard, Duke st
Falkael Alfred, chairmaker, Duke st
Farewell Mrs. Ellen, wid C., King st
Farewell John E., of Farewell & McGee,
resides at Bowmanville
ollins James M., machinist, Simcoe st
Farewell & McGee, barristers, Simcoe st
40
| Garrow James, blacksmith, Selina st
; Garrow John, laborer, Colborne st
| Garth George W.,of Garth & Hamilton,
bds at Commercial hotel
Garth & Hamilton, butchers, King st
Gerow Mrs. Benjamin, King st
Gibbs & Brothers, produce dealers and
millers, Simcoe st
| Gibbs Frank E,, of Gibbs & Brothers
|} secretary Oshawa Cabinet Co,,Simeoe
st
Gibbs, Lobb & Co., storekeepers, cor
King and Simcoe sts
| Gibbs Thomas, sen., South Oshawa
| Gibbs Thomas N., M.P., of Gibbs & Bro-
thers, Simcoe st
GIBBS THOMAS WILLS, hardware,
Simcoe st, h Athol st
GIBBS WILLIAM H., of Gibbs & Bro-
ther, president Oshawa cabinet Co.,
| deputy reeve, Simcoe st
| Gibson George, laborer, Ontario st
| Gibson James A,, stationer, Simcoe st
| Gibson John, machinist, Brock st
Gillett Henry, dry goods, cor King and
Simcoe sts
GLEN FRANCIS W.,of The Joseph Hall
Manufacturing Co., Simcoe st. See
Adv page Ll.
Goddard Edward, painter, Bagot st
Goodchild Robert, finisher, Simcoe st
Goodman Robert M., printer, Simcoe st
Gordon David, laborer, r Simcoe st
Gott Robert, shoemaker, Simcoe st
Gould Joseph, Simcoe st
Graham Mrs. Mary, wid Johnson
Graham Robert, Simcoe st
Graig Alexander, Simcoe st
Gray Alexander, millwright,William st
Gray Peter, woodworker, Simcoe st
Grant John, carpenter, Simcoe st
Grier John, laborer, r Simcoe st
Grigson William, laborer, Selina st
Groom John H., laborer, Simcoe st
Gross James, cabinetmaker, Bond st
Gullock John, builder, Simcoe st
Gunn Alexander, porter G.T.R.
Gunn Donald, telegraph operator G.T.R
Ss et
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OBSHAWA.
Gurley George, tailor, King st
Hackett Alexander, veterinary surgeon,
Bagot st
Haight Samuel, fruit store, Simeoe st
et Silas J,, boarding house, cor
Jone
Hair William, moulder, Duke st
Hall Andrew, tanner, Simcoe st
Hall John J., barber, King st
Hall Thomas, carpenter, Metcalfe st
Hall William, King st
Hallet James, welder, Simcoe st
Halnan William, shoemaker, Bond st
Hambly John, scythemaker, Simeoe st
Hamilton James, carpenter, Colborne st
Hamilton John, of Garth & Hamilton,
King st
Hanna John, carpenter, bds at Quigley's
hotel, Simcoe st
Hannah George, tailor, King st
Hanson A., machinist, Brock st
Harris James, bookkeeper
Harper George, sawyer, Centre st
Hartnett Thomas, mason, Elgin st
Hawkins Joseph, blacksmith, Duke st
Hawkins William, saddler, Church st
Hawthorn Thos. G., shoemaker, King st
Hern James, blacksmith, Colborne st
Henderson Alex., machinist, Duke st
Henderson William, machinist, Prince st
Henry George, grocer, King st
Henry James O., photographer,Simcoe st
Hewitt William, machinist, Brock st
Higgins Edwin, machinist, r Simcoe st
Higley Peter R., machinist, Simcoe st
Hill he cooper, Duke st
Hillman Rerksh carpenter, Bond st
Hinde Alphonso, hotelkeeper, King st
Hislop Mrs. E., wid John, Selina st
Hobbs John R., hotelkeeper, King st
Hodder George, gents’ outfitting shop,
Simcoe st, h McGregor st
Hodder Mrs, Mary, wid Arthur, Athol st
Hopper Thomas, butcher, King st
Horton Thos,, blacksmith, off Elgin st
Holland Charles,manager Ontario bank,
Simcoe st
Holland Joseph, finisher, Simcoe st
Honey Charles H., carriagemaker, Bond
st, h King st
Hoskin Thomas, millwright, Simcoe st
Hoyt Janes E., photographer, King st
Huggins Alfred, carpenter, Brock st
Hulbert John, clerk, bds at Hobbs’ hotel,
King st
Hunt Joseph, storekeeper, Simcoe st
Hunter Peter, carpenter, Selina st
Hunter William, carpenter, Centre st
Hurl William, blacksmith, Bagot st
Hurst Henry, laborer, Duke st
Hudghinson James, laborer, Selina st
Hyland George, agent, King st
Hyland John, sen., King st
Hyland John, jun., Mechanic st
Inch John, farmer, Simcoe st
Irwin John, boilermaker, William st
Jackson Thomas, engineer, Lloyd st
Jago George, millwright, King st
James Samuel, carpenter, King st
James William H., carpenter, Selina st
Jamieson James, moulder, bds Hobbs’
hotel, King st
Jeffers rev. Wellington, D.D., Wesleyan,
Simcoe st
Johnston Abraham, tailor, Bagot st
Johnston Edmund, laborer, Duke st
Johnston John P., jeweller, King st
Johnston Myron, woodworker, Church
st
Jones Henry, chairmaker, Simcoe st
Jolly David, cabinetmaker, Bagot st
Jordan William, painter, King st
|
DOMINION 578 DIRECTORY.
Keenahan John, laborer, Duke st
Kellond George, carver, Brock st
Kelly Geo,, machinist, bds at Commer-
cial, hotel King st
Kennedy Matthew, laborer, Simcoe st
Kennedy Wm.,, cooper, bds at Mrs.
Mark's, William st
Kerr David, farmer, Mary st
Kerr George, accountant Ontario bank, |
King st
Kerr John, pedlar, Church st
Kerr William, farmer, Mary st
Key John, cabinetmaker, William st
King William, King st
Kirby John, painter, Prince st
Kirby Thomas, painter, Monck st
Kirkpatrick Arthur, laborer, King st
Kirkpatrick Thomas, pumpmaker, Sim- |
coe st
Knight John, laborer, Simcoe st
Kreita John, billiard room, Selina st
Kyle Peter, chairmaker, King st
Kyle Thomas, laborer, Duke st
Lambert Frederick, tailor, Bagot st |
Lang William, clerk, Simcoe st
Larke Charles, sen., Selina st
LARKE JOHN 8, of Luke & Larke,
editor Oshawa Vindicator, Centre st |
Lauchlin D., of Robinson & Lauchlin,
South Oshawa |
Lavis Thomas, blacksmith, Simcoe st
Law Mrs. Susan, wid William,Simeoe st |
Levack Evick, cabinetmaker, Selina st
Lewis Benjamin, carpenter, William st |
Liddell Gec-ge, engineer, Prince st
Liddicoat Samuel, shoemaker, Simcoe |
st
Liddicoat William, carpenter, Simcoe st |
Lobb James, of Gibbs, Lobb & Co.,
Simcoe st ‘
Lockhart Archibald, tinsmith, Bond st
LUKE & BROTHER, cabinet and chair
manufacturers, King st. See Adv
Luke J. P., of Luke & Brother, King st
Luke Jos., of Luke & Brother, Simcoe st
LUKE & LARKE, proprietors and prin-
ters Oshawa Vindicator and Cana-
MoGRIGOR ROYAL G,, & C0,
| McLean Lachlan, grocer, Simcoe st
dian Son of Temperance, Simcoe st
Luke Miles, farmer, Simcoe st
LUKE SAMUEL, of Luke & Larke, prin-
ter of Oshawa Vindicator and Cana-
dian Son of Temperance, Simcoe st
Lund Robert E., bookkeeper, Duke st
Lyons Patrick, tailor, Brock st
Macauley John, founder, Brock st
McCabe John, first master Common
school, King st
[Province ”
as
pullers, brokers, sheep skin and
rocco manufacturers, King st
McIntyre Archibald, teamster, King
McKittrick Robert, laborer, Siincoe
McKittrick Thomas, machinist, Otay
at
McLean Allan, laborer, William st
McLean Donald, laborer, Prince st
McLean Malcolm A,, grocer, Simcoe
McLeod Duncan, laborer, Bond st
McLean M. A,, groceries and gener!
store, Simeoe st
McNaughton James, machinist
MeNevin Patrick, patternmaker, Duke
McPherson —, salesman, Colborne «
McPherson Charles, laborer, Selina a
McSweeney Michael, printer, Chureh st
McTavish kdward, machinist, Churehg
Male Charles 8., eating house, King ¢
Manuel Blijah, blacksmith, Elgin st
Manuel Brander, blacksmith, Brock st
Margach John, blacksmith, Simcoe ¢
Mark Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
boarding house, William st
Martin Moses, Selina st
Mallet Henry, Williaz st
Marshal John, shoemaker, King st
Maschik F., shoemaker, Ontario st
May Richard, cabinetmaker, Selina s
May Silas, cabinetmaker, Selina st
Mearns William, bookkeeper, Church
Medley Robt. J., blacksmith, Colborne
Meek Mrs, Mary, wid Thos., Simcoe st
Mennon James, cabinetmaker, Brock
Mitchell Joshua, machinist, Duke st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Ju
Ritter, operator, Simcoe st
Moore James, farmer, King st
Moore John, laborer, King st
Morgan Edward, cattle dealer, Simoni
Morley Mrs. Ann, wid J., Prince st
Morris George S., carpenter, Church a
Morris Maurice, Simcoe st
Morrison Gideon, agent, Simcoe st
Moscrop Joseph, laborer, Bond st
Mountroy Henry, cooper, bds at J
Finney’s, King st
Moulton William, currier, Simcoe st
Mountroy John, cooper, Bond st
Mullins George, Colborne st
Munro Geo. K., patternmaker, Waters
Murray Robert, cabinetmaker, Colbom
st
Mutimer N., shoemaker, Colborne st
Mutz Mrs. Elizabeth, wid M., Bond st
McCabe Aliss Mary, school teacher, King | Neale Frederick, of Taylor & Nel
st
McCall John, laborer, Base line
McUarthney John, laborer, Selina st
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, Bond st
McCarthy Miss Mary, milliner, King st |
McCarthy Mrs. John, spinner, Base line
McChesney William H., contectioner,
King st
McDONALD DONALD, picture framer,
King st
McFarlane Herman,machinist, Simcoe st
McFarquhar John,cabinetmaker, Simcoe
McFedries James, patternmaker, Simcoe
st
McGEE ROBERT, of Farewell &
McGee, cor Centre and Athol sts
McGill Mrs. Mary, wid Wm., Selina st
McGill & Rae, physicians and surgeons,
King st
McGill William., M.D., M.P.P., of Me-
Gill & Rae, King st
McGreggor Peter, Metcalfe st
McGregor Mrs. Eunice, wid John, King
st
Keddie James B., saddier, King st, h | MceGrigor Royal G., of Royal G. Mc-
Bagot st
Grigor & Co., Simcoe st
King st eS
Nelson Geo., carver, bds at Quigley
hotel, Simcoe st
Nelson George, bds at W. Shaw's
O'Connor Michael, grinder, Selina st
| y H ing @
O'Connor James, cabinetmaker, Kings
O'Dea James, freight checker G1.
O'Regan John, cooper, Prince st
O’Reiley John, laborer, bds at Hob
hotel, King st
O’Rourke John, painter, Simcoe st
Oldright Geo., patternmaker, William
ONTARIO BANK, C, Holland, manigt
Simcoe st
Osborne Mrs. Mary, wia Alex., Churela
OSHAWA CABINE’ CO,, W. H. GD
president, F, E. Gibbs, secretary,“
coe st
Oshawa fire engine house, cor At
and Cenire sts
Oshawa flour mills, Gibbs & Brothes
roprietors, King st
OSHAWA VINDICATOR, well
annual subscription $1.50; Luke
Larke, proprietors and pm
Simcoe st
Pedls
Pedl
Pello
Mo
Pello
Pello
Pello
Wa
Penne
Perki
Sell
Perrit
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Philliy
Philliy
Philliy
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Pike (
Pike (
Pike R
Plunk¢
Pond
Porteo
Power
Power
Power
Pringle
Pringle
mere
Prout (
ley’s
Prudho
Quigley
Quigley
Quigley
Rae Frs
Railroa
Simex
Rankin:
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Reardo
Redmon
Reid Jai
Reynoli
Rice rev
Richard
Riggs J
MeQr
Riley 7
Riordan
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hotel,
Robinso:
Robinso:
Robinso
B Robinso:
Robinso:
tobinso;
Robingo:
Selina
Robson ,
Robingo
Robinsot
Roskilly
ney’s,
083 Mrs
Coe st
Ross. W
Mark's
Be Rudd W
Rundle J
[PRovinor op
OYAL G,, & CO,
ers, sheep skin and
pcturers, King st
bald, teamster, King
ert, laborer, Siincoe at
omas, machinist, Ontary
laborer, William st
d, laborer, Prince st
un, grocer, Simcoe gt
im A., grocer, Simcoe st
in, Laborer, Bond st
4, groceries and gener!
e at
ames, machinist
vk, pereee Dukes
, Salesman, Colborne
arles, laborer, Selina st
ichael, printer, Chureh st
rard, machinist, Church
3,, eating house, King st
blacksmith, Elgin st
ler, blacksmith, Brock s
|, blacksmith, Simeoe
jlizabeth, wid William,
use, William st
Selina st
William st
shoemaker, King st
woemaker, Ontario st
cabinetmaker, Selina st
pinetmaker, Selina st
im, bookkeeper, Church
J., blacksmith, Colborne
ry, wid Thos., Simcoe st
1g, cabinetmaker, Brock
ua, machinist, Duke st
TELEGRAPH C0, J
“ator, Simcoe st
farmer, King st
aborer, King st
rd, cattle dealer, Sime
nn, Wid J., Prince st
»S., carpenter, Church st
he, Simcoe st
ron, agent, Simcoe st
ph, laborer, Bond st
snry, cooper, bds at J
ing st
iam, currier, Simcoe st
in, cooper, Bond st
re, Colborne st
k., patternmaker, Waterst
Mt, cabinetmaker, Colbom
hoemaker, Colborne st
Wabeth, wid M., Bond st
ick, of Taylor & Neale
carver, bds at Quigley
oe st
» bds at W. Shaw's
shael, grinder, Selina st
ies, cabinetmaker, Kings
freight checker GTR.
, cooper, Prince st
1, laborer, bds at Hobs
s Simcoe st
n, painter, Simeoe s!
; + dttornmaker, William
NK, C, Holland, manigé
fary, wia Alex., Church
A BINE’ CO., W. H. bits
. E. Gibbs, secretary, *®
ngine house, cor Ath
sts
mills, Gibbs & Brother
Luke
scription $1.50; pri
bprietors and
Pedlar George, tinsmith, Bond st
Pedlar Henry, tinsmith, Simcoe st
Pedlar Joseph, blacksmith, Duke st
Pellow John, of R. G, McGregor & Co,, |
Pellow & Walton, hardware, King st
Pellow William, Queen st
Pellow William HL, of
Penney Sidney, sawyer, Simcoe st
Perkins Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas,
Pethick Edward, blacksmith, Elgin st
Pethick John, blacksmith, Duke st
Phillips Charles, chairmaker, King st
Phillips James, saw tag ea Queen st |
Phillips James, painter,
Phillips John, moulder, Colborne st
Phillips Wm., cabinetmaker, Brock st
Pierd John, tailor, Bagot st
Pike George, storeman, Simcoe st |
Pike Robert F., carpenter, Brock st
Plunkett Henry, laborer, Duke st
Pond Edwin, painter, King st |
Porteous Daniel,cabinetmaker, Prince st
Power James, laborer, r Simcoe st
Power Thomas, laborer, r Simcoe st
p Robinson James, hostler, Centre st
King st
INDICATOR, ween
Panton Jas. H., school teacher, Centre st
Park William, blacksmith, Sel
Parlett Clement, carpenter, Colborne st
Parsons Miss Laura, school teacher
Patterson rev, W
ina st
liam §,, minister, |
Disciples of Christ, Selina st
Monek st
Pellow &
Walton, Athol st
Selina st
Perriton Mrs. Mary Ann, wid William, |
Brock st
rock st |
Pike George, carpenter, Richmond st
Power Philip, cooper, Bond st
Pringle George, Sage Selina st
Pringle James, billiard saloon, Com-
mercial hotel, h Selina st
Prout Charles, carpenter, bds at Quig-
ley’s hotel, Simcoe st
Pridhon Louis, shoemaker, King st
(Quigley James, hotelkeeper, Simcoe st
Quigley John, cooper, Church st
Quigley Malachi, Selina st
Rae Frs., M.D., of McGill & Rae, King st |
Railroad house, M. Brooks, proprietor,
Simcoe st
Rankins Hiram J., machinist, King st
Ray Joel, King st
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, Church st
Redmond John, carpenter, John st
Reid James, carpenter, Monck st
Reynolds Richard, laborer, William st
Rice rev, James, Bible christian, Selina st
Richardson George, pedlar, Prince st
Riggs James, tailor, Simcoe st, h cor
MeGregor and Monck st |
Riley Thomas, cabinetmaker, Selina st |
Riordan J.D., grinder, Selina st |
RITTER JAMES, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., bds at Commercial
hotel, King st
Robinson Benjamin, teamster, King st
Robinson Cornelius, carpenter, Selina st |
Robinson & Co., druggists, King st
Robinson John, moulder, Colborne st
Robinson John G., clerk, Simcoe st
Robinson John 'T., of Robinson & Co.,
Selina st
obson James, tanner, Simcoe st
Robinson & Lauchlin, tanners
Robinson Mrs. Ann, wid Mark, Bond st
Roskilly John, teamster, bds at J. Fin-
hey’s, King st
wera Mary, wid Archibald, r Sim-
Ross William, co
pans, William a a
paid William, laborer, Simcoe st
undle John W., carpenter, Centre st
bds at Mrs.
| Smith Bernard, laborer, Duke st
| Smith James, foreman, Simeoe st
| Sons’ of Temperance hall, Simcoe st
| Stephenson George, sen., butcher, bds
Rush John, moulder
Santry Daniel D,, shoemaker, King st
Scanlan Jeremiah, laborer, Brock st
Schnur Frederick, laborer, Church st
Scott Mrs. Maria, wid Charles, Elgin st |
Seath John, B.A,, principal United Com. |
mon and Grammar school, Centre st, |
h King st
Shaw John, mason, King st }
| Shaw William, boarding house, Bond st |
Shea rev. J. J., R. catholic
Sherridan James, moulder, Colborne st
Short Jos. F., harnessmaker, Simcoe st
Siebart Mrs. Rebecca, wid Fred., Bond st |
Simons Henry W. M., clerk Ontario
Bank, King st
Simpson Robert, machinist, Church st
Sleep Samuel, tanner, Simcoe st
Slogwett William, chairmaker, Centre st |
Smith Alfred, brickmaker, Duke st
Smith A., of R, & A. Smith, Selina st
Smith Charles W,, architect and patent
agent, Simcoe st
Smith David, postmaster, Simcoe st
Smith James, Simcoe st
Smith John J., painter, Base line
Smith John, laborer, bds at Hobbs’ hotel,
King st |
Smith John, machinist, King st
Smith Joseph, carpenter, Duke st
Smith Joseph, tailor, Queen st
Smith Mrs. Eimma, r Simcoe st
Smith R. & A., dry goods and general
store, Simcoe st
Smith Robert, of R. & A. Smith, Simcoe
st
Sorby Mrs. E., laundress, Simcoe st
Sporr M., carpenter, Simcoe st
Spurrell’s hotel, John Spurrell, proprie-
tor, King st
Stadlar Daniel, turner, Selina st
Statesly John, laborer, Bagot st
Steele Brothers, grocers, King st
Steele J.S., of Steele Brothers, Simcoe st
Steele R. C., of Steele Brothers, Selina st
Stephenson Fred., moulder, Queen st
Stephenson Geo.,, carpenter, Centre st
Stephenson George N., jun., butcher,
bds at Hinde’s hotel, King st
at Hinde’s hotel, King st
Stephenson P., farmer, King st
Stevenson William, carpenter, Selina st |
Strachan John, moulder, Church st
Strong Robert, moulder, Water st |
St. Joseph school, sister Evangelista,
teacher, Simcoe st
Swallwell Mrs. Mary,
tailoress, Simcoe st
Sweeny Thomas, laborer, Church st
Sykes J., sash and door factory,Centre st
Tait Joseph, machinist, bds at Hobbs’ }
hotel, King st
Tallamy Wm., pumpmaker, Simcoe st
Taylor & Neale, grocers, King st
Taylor Edward J., painter, Church st
Taylor Philip, watchmaker, Simcoe st, h |
Athol st
Taylor Simon, merchant, Church st
Taylor Simon G., of Taylor & Neale,
Shurch st
Taylor William, foreman, Simcoe st
Terrell William, carpenter, Duke st
Thomas Andrew, carpenter, Union st
Thomas William H., livery stables,
wid George, |
Onranio. ] DOMINION 579 DIRECTORY. OsHAWA.
Owston William, Athol st Rundle Thomas, moulder, Brock st THE JOSEPH HALL MANUFAC-
Rundle William, butcher, King st TURING CO., manufacturers of
portable and stationary steam en-
ines and boilers, Leffell’s double
‘urbine water wheels, Cain's patent
oscillating gang saw mills, flour and
saw mill machinery of all kinds;
shing le machines ; Richardson's lea-
ther splitters knife grinders ; Comp-
ton looms; Gordon card and cireu-
lar printing presses; Washington
hand printing presses, and Taylor's
cylinder presses; wood working
machinery of all kinds; engine
lathes, planing drilling machines ;
slotting machines, milling machines ;
shafting and job work of all kinds in
iron and brass, See Adv page 11
Thornton John, shoemaker, Selina st
Thornton Pat, H., machinist, Simeoe st
Thornton rev, Dr, R, HL, Presbyterian,
Toronto road
Title Joseph, currier, Simcoe st
Toms Samuel, farmer, King st
Tood Charles, upholsterer,
Hinde’s hotel, King st
Tout John, blacksmith, Bagot st
Tracey Edward, shoemaker, bds at W.
Shaw’s, Bond st
Tracey Henry G., South Oshawa
Tracie Henry, laborer, Mill st
Treemear William, packer, Selina st
Trewin Samuel, general merchant, King
st, i Simcoe st
Tripp David, shoemaker, Duke st
Turner Frederick W., carpenter, John st
| Tuttle Bradford, carpenter, Ontario st
United Common and Grammar school,
John Seath, principal, Centre st
Valiant John, blacksmith, Simcoe st
Vanderhoef John R., laborer, Church st
Vars ©. N., dentist, Simcoe st, h Athol st
Veale Augustus, blacksmith, Centre st
Veale William, blacksmith, Selina st
Wadley Charles, William st
Wall Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Garret, Sim-
coe st
Wall Patrick, cooper, Simcoe st
| Wallace John, Ontario st
| Wallace Thomas, Bond st
Wallace William B., currier, Church st
Wallace William., mechanic, bds at
W. Shaw’s, Bond st
Walsh C,, collector of customs, Simcoe st
Walsh John, night switchman G.T.R.
Walton Alfred M., of Pellow & Walton,
King st
Ward James, cabinetmaker, Duke st
bds at
| Warner Joseph, cabinetmaker, Monek st
Warns Edmund, laborer, Lloyd st
Warren John P., King st
| Warren Michael, machinist, Church st
WARREN WILLIAM., jun, tanner,
Mechanic st
Waterhouse James, machinist, Duke st
Waterson John, watchman, William st
Welch Samuel, tanner, bds at«J. Fin-
ney’s, King st
West John, Selina st
Western Matthew, cooper, Simcoe st
Whalen William, tanner, r Simcoe st
Wheeler Thomas, laborer, King st
White Jas., laborer, bds at Mrs. Mark’s
White John, laborer, Brock st
White John, machinist, Rose cottage
White Joseph, carpenter, Simcoe st
White W., machinist, King st
Whiting Hiram, bookkeeper, Simcoe st
Whiting A. Sidney,, of Whiting &
Cowan, Simcoe st
Simcoe st
Thompson Daniel, blacksmith, Bond st
Thompson George, turner, Brock st
Thompson Peter, blacksmith, Brock st
Whiting & Cowan, agricultural imple-
ment manufacturers, Cedardale
Whitley Wilson, cabinetmaker, bds at
J. Finney’s, King st
Se ee
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DOMINION
580 DIRECTORY.
[Provinor op
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Wigg & Son, furniture dealers, King st
Wigg Thomas, turner, William st
Wigg Walter, of Wigg & Son, William st
Wigg Wm. H., of Wigg & Son, Selina st
Wilkinson Francis, laborer, Colborne st
Wilkinson Henry, shoemaker, King st
Wilkison John, laborer, William st
Williams Benjamin, laborer, Selina st
Williams professor Edward, music
teacher, Elgin st
Williams Thomas, barber, King st
Willox James F., bookseller, King st
Wilson Henry, printer, bds at 8,
Haight’s, Bond st
Wilson James, moulder, Church st
Wilson John, Bagot st
Wilson William, tinsmith, Bagot st
Wood Calvin, pedlar, Simcoe st
Wood Jacob, grocer, Simcoe st
Wood James, dry goods, King st
Wood Mrs. Agnes, wid Joseph, King st
Weod Samuel, dry goods, King st
Worthington John, baker, King st
Wright Mrs. M. A., wid Charies, Bond st |
Youlden Thomas, miner, Selina st
Young Frederick H., M.D.
OSNABRUCK CENTRE—A small
village in the township of Osnabruck-
oounty of Stormont. Distant troin Dick,
inson’s Leading, astation of the Grand
Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Cornwall
17 miles. Mail tri-weekly, Population
about 100.
Alguire John, shoemaker
Andrews William, blacksmith
Baker Gordon, J.P., storekeeper and
farmer
Baker William M., storekeeper and
farmer
Bride Miss E.., school teacher
Clark James, conductor and farmer
Jryderman John, farmer
Duval Abraham, blacksmith
Hutchins Oliver, clerk
Hutchins William A., painter
Kerr rev. R., ch of England
Markell Richard S., M.D.
Morgan Fliram, blacksmith
Mullin rey. James, ch of Scotland
Plimadore Joseph, carpenter
POAPS JACOB J., postmaster, general
store, tavernkeeper, farmer
Poaps William BH.
Rainbot rev. E., Baptist
Rupert Levi, farmer
Shaver John N., farmer
Shaver Nicholas N., farmer
Warner Adam, farmer
Warner Frederick, farmer
Warner Lyman, bailiff
Warner Peter, farmer
Warner William, farmer
OSPRINGE--A small village on
gravel road from Guelph to Erin, town-
ship of Erin, county of Wellington.
Distant from Acton 6 miles, from Erin 6
miles, fare 25c.; from Rockwood 7 miles,
from Guelph, a station of the Grand
Trunk, Great Western, and Wellington,
Grey and Bruce, railways, 12 miles, fare
50c.; from Toronto 60 miles. Mail tri-
weekly. Population about 60.
Anglo American hotel, John Fielding,
proprietor
Campbell Duncan, waggonmaker
Fielding John, proprietor Anglo Ame-
rican hotel, farmer
Fielding Thomas, hotelkeeper
Harris William, shoemaker
Hawkins John, blacksmith
Heasman William, blacksmith
Johnson Edw., LP,, councillor, farmer
McNair Dougal, blacksmith
Symon William, postmaster, storekeeper
the
OSSIAN—A post office station in the
township of Enniskillen, county of Lamb-
ton. Distant from Petrolia, a branch sta-
tion of the Great Western railway, 5
| miles, from Sarnia, the county town, 12
| miles, from Moore 12 miles. Mail bi-
weekly,
McPherson George 8., postmaster
OTTER CRE £K—A post office sta-
tion in the township of Carrick, county
of Bruce, Distant trom Elora, a station
of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce rail-
way,47 miles, fare $2.25; from Guelph 60
miles, from Walkerton 3} miles, Mail
daily. Population about 160.
Berscht Magnus, farmer
Braun Louis, farmer
Brillinger John, farmer
Clark Peter, farmer
Clendenning Arthur, farmer
Clendenning Charles, farmer
and lumber merchant
Clubine John, farmer
| Dickison William, farmer
Graham Robert, farmer
Grasser George, innkeeper
Harrington George, proprietor Otter
Creek mills
Jasper Charles, farmer
Jasper Francis, farmer
| Jasper Thomas, farmer
Latchford John, farmer
McMurdy John, weaver
McPhail John, farmer
McPhail Robert, farmer
| Reynolds Benjamin, farmer
| Richards Jenkin, farmer
Richards John, farmer
| Savage Edmund, postmaster, township
clerk and treasurer, conveyancer,
&e.
| Thompson William, farmer
| Wills Robert, farmer
| Wilton John, farmer
| OWLFAWA—The capital of the Dominion
of Canada and one of the chief cities in
Ontario, is somewhat picturesquely situ-
ated on the south shore of the Ottawa
river, 87 miles from its confluence with
the St Lawrence, and at the mouth of
} the Rideau river. The city obtained its
original name (Bytown) from its founder,
Colonel By, anoftlicer cf the Royal Kugi-
neers, Whom the Imperial Government
commissioned in 1827 to superintend the
construction of the Rideau canal, In 185+
created a city, and its name changed to
Ottawa, In 1858, it was selected by the
Queen as the permanent seat of Govern-
ment of the then Province of Canada,
and in 1860 was commenced the erection
of the magnificent Parliament and De-
partmental buildings crowning Barrack
hill. The splendor of these buildings,
their fine commanding site, together
with the beauty of the surrounding
scenery, place them in a very enviable
position compared with other struct-
ures used for similar purposes, and must
ever be objects of interest to the tourist
and stranger, and pride to the pasnis of
Canada. £75,000 was the original estim at-
ed cost of the buildings, but unforseen
causes, among which were excavations
which had to be made in the solid rock,
swelled this sum to nearly $4,000,000,
H.R, H. the Prince of Wales laid the cor-
ner stone during his visit in September,
1860, The style of the buildings, which
form three sides of quadrangular figures,
is Gothic. They are built of cream-col-
ored Potsdam sandstone taken from a
quarry in Nepean some 12 or 15 miles from
tie city The arches of the doors and
windows are constructed from red Potsdam
sandstone obtained from the place of that
name in the State of New York, ‘he co-
lumns and arches of both chambers are of
Arnprior and Portage du Fort marble.
The external ornamental work is of Ohio
| Clendenning William H., mill owner |
Bytown, by an Act of Parliament, was |
sandstone. The approach from Wellingtiy
street presents a very imposing ADpearatog
The main building covers an area of & y
superficial feet, is 472 feet in len hy, and
672 in depth, from front of main tower
to rear of library. The body of thy
building is 40 feet high, and the cent
tower—the grand entrance—180 feet high
The Senate and Commons chambers ine
situated respectively on the right and ke
of the main entrance. Both are riehjy
furnished, have stained glass window:
are large and airy, and in every respect
well adapted for legislative purposes, 4
gallery is attached to each, capable of
seating 1000 visitors. The Department)
buildings face inwards to the squan,
The eastern block is 318 feet in length
and 253 in depth, and the western blog
211 by 277. The Governor General's offic
are in tho former. The buildings are ,j
heated by steam and supplied with every
modern convenience, The city of Ottayy
is well laid out; its streets are wide, reg:
lar and uniform, and built upon with, jy
many instances, handsome stone struc.
tures, In the centre of the city, betwen
Barrack and Major’s hills, is situated
theentrance to the massive locks (eight
in number) of the Rideau canal, whid
divides the city into Upper and Lowe
town, and joins the Rideau river, 4
stone bridge crosses the canal connec!
Sparks and Rideau streets, At the wes
ern extremity of the city are the celebrat
Chauditre falls, a scene of imposing gran
deur and beauty, unsurpassed in America
except by the Falls of Niagara, and evea
these it rivals in many respects.
sion bridge, erected at a cost of
crosses this foaming chasm, ard uni
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, At the
north-east end of the city are two othir
talls of some forty feot high, over which
the waters of the Rideau pour themelres
with wild impetuosity into the bosom
the Ottawa; although inferior to th
Chaudiére in point of sublimity aig
grandeur, they are not without many a
tractions to the admirers of Natu
works, Altogether the scenery ars
Ottawa is of unsurpassed beauty—w
remantic, picturesque—presenting a
riety rarely to be met with in any ot
part of the Dominion. The commer of
Ottawa is constituted almost wholly o
lumber. On the Gatineau, the Riden
and the Ottawa rivers numerous m
constantly in operation, manufactur
more of this truly Canadian staple t
is done in any part of Canada. Mili
of feet of square and sawn timber a
nuallyex ported from here toGreat Bri
and the United States, Ottawa's hops
are brightand promising; situated inth
centre of a fertile and rapidly developing gm
country; holding, as it were, the key of
the lumber trade; possessing inexhaut
ble water power, which men of wealth and
enterprise are yearly turning to accodis
as also every facility. of communicate:
with the principal cities and tows a
Canada and the United States, it bids fit
to hold no secondary position in the ue"
Dominion, In the event of the (tin
and Huron ship canal being carried int)
effect, it will stand on the great watt
highway to the West. Its natural cap
bilities of defence are great and imporiait
Adjacent to Ottawa are several villas
srominent among which are New Ei
burgh and Hull. In botty large lumber
operations are carried on, Rideau hi
the residence of the Governor Genera #
situated in the former village. Iti
handsome stone structure, with 35 srg
of well laid grounds, and beautiful arm
of shaded trees attached, In Hull the
isan extensive match factory, and .
at hand iron mines whichare being ®
ed successfully, Ottawa | returns br
menber to the House of Commons
one to the Provincial Parliament.
Ottawa River Navigation Company ttt
daily line of steamers between her
Montreal during the summer me
Three times a duy we St eee a
Ottawa railway run_ trains m
connecting with the Grand Trunk an
densburg railways, ‘The wank me Mt
railway, now completed to ¢ pee int Mb
and soon expected to be finishe he
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avery imposing ap
ling covers an area of 2%
t, is 472 feet in length, an
from front of un tower
ibrary. The body of thy
) feet high, and the centr
and entrance—180 feet high,
1d Commons chambers ie
ctively on the right and lef
entrance. Both are riehjy
ve stained glass windows
airy, and in every respee
for legislative purposes, 4
tached to each, capable of
visitors. The Departments
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block is 318 feet in lengt,
ppth, and the western block
he Governor General's offies
ity.
preton flats, and makes connection with
the Brockville and Ottawa railway for
Sandpoint, on the Ottawa river, and
Prockville on the St Lawrence, Mont-
real Telegraph Co, and the People’s
Telegraph Co, have offices here, Dis-
tant from Montreal 126 miles, from Pres-
cott 64 miles, from Kingston 95 miles,
from Toronto 283 miles, from Quebec 296
miles, from New York 450 miles, from
Hoston 485 miles, from Halifax 997 miles,
from St John, N.B., 850 miles. Mail
daily. Population about 25.000.
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
Dominion of Canada :
" Governor General. .... 4.06 sevee. 618
rmer, The buildings are sl
am and supplied with every Lieutencant-Governors........+. 618
Se Hee sonia ore eck tk Commanding H, M. forces...... . 618
rm, and built upon with, ia Privy Council. .sseseeeceeeeeeees 618
ces, handsome stone struc Senate of Canada....e..sseveeees 619
4 centre of the city, between House of Commons. ..........++- 619
} Major’s hills, is situated 20
to the massive locks (eight Officers of Senate...... ees seers 62
of the Rideau canal, which Officers House of Commons,...... 620
city into Upper and Lowe Officers Department of Printing.. 621
joins the Rideau river. 4
crosses the canal connecting Government Departments
Rideau streets, At the mes Governor General’s Office........ 621
ro eee ruta Department of Justice........... 621
uty, unsur ( in Ame ef Militia,....... we 621
oe Falls of Niagara, and eve Customs,........ 621
sin many respects. A susper- “ Finance......... 622
erected at a cost of 8 patra 9
oaming chasm, ard unit Public Works.... 622
‘Ontario and Quebec, Atth “ Secretary of State
nd of the city are two other for Provinces. ccececceuvece 622
» forty feot high, over whic Satigine and ta
fthe Rideau pour themes Department of Marine and Fishe-
npetuosity into the bosom THER. cseesavecccerecseesnceees 622
inferio th ‘
althougn Paihia be Department of Agriculture....., 622
i of sub. y ‘
ney Boe tot without ma + Inland Revenne.. 628
)» the admirers of \ Department of Secretary of State
ogether the eg tant an for Canada.......secseeeeeveee 628
pf unsurpassed beauty: : ae eS aed 6
icturesque—presenting a vf Department of Receiver General.. 628
to be met with in any othe Finance Oifices, N.S. and N.B.... 628
Dominion, ae ign Treasury Board ...... .sseeeeees 628
onstituted almost who: gS cistg foe 7
h the Gatineau, the Ride Geological Survey......eeeeeeees 624
hwa rivers numerous Queen's Printer. ....e.. ee Ripe sans 624
in operation, mant Railway Department. .......0..+. 624
truly Canadian stay
ny part of Canada. Mil (ity Miscellaneous :
hare aud sawn sunbet aN Bis dos cn, Doses eit eae
ited from here toGreat br vee ae
ited States, Ottawa’s hue Board of Trade......sesceeseeees 624
nd promising ; situate h ChUrCheS, 6... 6. scsececceccecece 624
ertile and rapidly dey City Corporation, 625
Iding, as it were, the a reeeeeerenee ny OBB
rade; possessing inex ubs...... eae ‘ . 625
ver, Which men of we County officials. ..... ataens we. 626
re yearly turning to acco Comnentes oe
y cility of communcite: amy RILOBSs.0.s oo ea cary ane Iva: acai « 626
Fincipal cities and fowls Custom House.....sceeeeee eves s 627
the United States It wt Fducational........ sedvecsaewcss (GQ7
econdary position in the te Masonic
In the event of the (tt MASONIC... sees sees eeeeeene ees 628
ship canal being carried be MILER) tines Bre panic Gores. 628
I stand on the great wit Newspapers. 60... 00.0005 629
the West. Its natural cif Post Office Se prigee
fence are grei and imporiall OSE OME. ves vee vaee . 629
Ottawa are several vie Societies 29
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mong which are New Stage Routes 632
lull. In both ge lumber
ure carried on. Rideau i
e of the Governor Genert#
the former village, It a
tone structure, with 35 He
rounds, and beautiful yt
fees attached, In Hull
ive match factory, a y
mines which are being ¥
ully, Ottawa | retare |
he House ¢ Sends
»povinecial Par .
Pp Navigation Company ri
f steamers between be
luring the summer mon
a duy the St vhs .
run trains
vith the Grand Trunk any
The Canada (et
iit i, C., Canada Central rail-
ay, chief engineer's office fl gi
and Spare eo s oftice, cor Elgin
fe Francis, foreman of works,
j ideau canal, Wellington st
BOTT H., managing director Canada
ara lg fe Elgin and Sparks
8; depot at Le Bre y sides
x Broskotin e Breton Flats, resides
bho tts blacksmith, Wellington st
Bore tard, printer, Ashburnham st
‘ WILLIAM, agricultural im-
i ement agent, York st
bott William
ilways. a ’ 1 am, grocer, Wellington st
npleted to Carleton” 8 TeV, George, Epise fg
pected to be finished to Mf Dalhousie st ie ay ad
h to Ottawa’s? b p
p add muc Tuham James, laborer, Queen st
cus-
toms department, bds at G. Bartlett's,
37 Sussex st
Acres George C., policeman, Union sq,
Albert st
Actes Mrs. Mary, private boarding
house, Union sq, Albert st
ADAMSON JAMES, first English clerk
of the Senate‘ h Maria st n O'Connor
st
Adamson Mrs. Sarah, wid rev. Dr. Wil-
liam Agar, Slater st
Addison William, lockmaster first eight
locks, off Sussex st, h Major's hill
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
col. Patrick Robertson-Ross, adjutant
general, Departmental buildings west,
Wellington st
Agar Thos., stonemason, Sherwood st,
ALe Breton Flats
GRICULTURAL AND STATIS-
TICAL DEPARTMENT, — having
charge of immigration, public wealth,
patents, copyrights, trade marks, in-
dustrial designs, &c.,hon, Christopher
Dunkin, Q.C., minister of agriculture ;
Dr. J. C. Taché, deputy, Depart-
mental buildings west, Wellington st
Ahearn J, & W., blacksmiths, Bridge st
Le Breton Flats
Ahearn John, of J. & W. Ahearn,
Duke st, Le Breton Flats
Ahearn Mrs. Norah, wid John, Duke st
Le Breton Flats
Ahearn William, of J. & W. Ahearn,
Bridge st, Le Breton Flats
AIKINS HON. J. C., secretary of state
for Canada, Departmental buildings |
east, Wellington st, bdsat J. Brown’s,
67 Sparks st
Ainsworth William, wood
Free Press office, Elgin st
Albert Henry, laborer, cor Ottawa and
Sherwood sts
Albert John, carpenter, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Albert John, laborer, Ottawa st north
Albert Samuel, sexton, Biddy st
Alberti Edw., wheelwright,St Patrick st
Alberti Wm., shoemaker, Cobourg st
ALBION HOTEL, John Graham, pro-
prietor, cor Daly and Nicholas sts
Alexander Henry, 2nd class. clerk,
privy council,Cartier sq,Gloucester st
Alexander Thos., laborer, Charlotte st
Alexander W. H., 8rd class clerk, marine
and fisheries department, Kent st n
Wellington st
Alexandre Pierre, miller, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats
Algers Mrs. Louise, wid Robert, York st
Allaire A., clerk, St Andrew st
Allan Andrew, clerk Bank of British
North Ameciea, bds at Mrs. McLen-
nan’s, Union sq, Albert st
Allan Edward, laborer, Centre st
Allan Hugh, clerk, Maria st
Allan James, carpenter, Gloucester st
Allan James, storekeeper, Ottawa. st,
resides in New Edinburgh
Allan Joseph, millwright, Kent st
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
of the Canadian and American mails,)
between Montreal, Quebec and Liver-
pool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
during winter navigation, head office,
Montreal; D. W. Coward & Co.,
agents, 17 Sparks st. See Adv page
Facing first cover
Allan Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, Sandy
engraver,
DOMINION 581 DIRECTORY.
ee
It has its terminus now at Le} Acheson Anthony, check clerk
hill, Rideau st
Orrawa.
Allan W., clerk, bds at British Lion
hotel, 61 Sparks st
Allan William, cabinetmaker, Albert st,
Richmond road
ALLAN WILLIAM, China hall, 11
Rideau st, bds at Russell house, cor
Elgin and Sparks sts
Allard Jean Baptiste, laborer, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Ambridge Frs., baker, Richmond road
Ambridge George, laborer, bds at N.
Helmer’s, Mosgrove st
Ambrosio Ant., laborer, St Andrew st
Amiot Francois, shoemaker, Chapel st
Amouroux Michel L., junior 2nd class
clerk, department of secretary of
state for Canada, cor Cumberland
and St Patrick sts
Anctil Joseph, clerk, Church st
ANDERSON ARTHUR, _ proprietor
Carleton brewery, Rochesterville
Anderson Cha, J., assistant bookkeeper,
finance department, Maria st
Anderson George, baker, Cathcart st
Anderson Herbert, laborer, Nelson st
Anderson John, laborer, William st
Anderson Miss, milliner, bds at Mrs.
Henderson's, John st n Vittoria st
Anderson Mrs, Susannah, wid James,
Rideau st :
ANDRE BROTHER, superior Chris-
tian Brothers school, Patrick st, h
Murray st
Andrews Alfred G., of Hilliard & An-
drews, Bolton st, Letter O
Andrews George, compositor, bds at
Mrs. J. Loverin’s, cor Nelson and
Rideau sts
Andrews IT., butcher, Bolton st, Letter O
Andrews William, teamster, George st
Anger Jean Bte., carter, Boteler st
ANGUS A. & W., boot and shoe manu-
facturers and importers, 15 Sussex st
Angus Andrew, of A. & W. Angus,
Metcalfe st
Angus Geo., bookkeeper, Gloucester st
Angus John, of Brough & Angus,
Spring bank, Bank street road
Angus Robert, jun., of Angus & Son,
agent Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.,
22 Rideau st, h Bank street road, n
Southern limits
Angus Robert, sen., of Angus & Son,
Bank street road, n Southern limits
ANGUS & SON, cabinetmakers and
upholsterers, and dealers in plain and
funey furniture, 22 Rideau st
Angus William, of A. & W. Angus,
Elgin st
Annable William
Annable, Lloyd st
Arbique Antime, carter, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
A., of Oliver &
) Arbique Hilaire, Inborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Arbour Joseph, shoemaker, Dalhousie
st, h Ottawa st north
Archambault C., clerk, Napoleon st
Archambault Henri, carriagemaker,
Parry st
Archambault Jean Bte., blacksmith,
Parry st
Archambault Jean Baptiste, grocer,
King st cor Napoleon st
Archambault Joseph, carriagemaker,
Parry st
Archambault Odilon, carpenter,Church
st
Ardill John, plasterer, King st
Ariel Jean Bte., painter, Cathcart st
Ariel Joseph, painter, Murray st
Arless George, photographer,212 Clar-
ence st
Armstrong Edward, clerk, Daly st
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OTTAWA.
DOMINION 582
DIRECTORY.
-—_—_—$—$—<— —_—_qeqj ja ee
Armstrong C. R., clerk Bank of Mon- | Aumond Chas., lumberman, 3 Rideau st | Bangs Chauncey W., of C. W. Ban
treal, township of Nepean
Armstrong Lei pd hat J.P., judge
County court, Nicholas st, resides in
Nepean township
Armstrong George E., bds at Union
house, Elgin st
Armstrong John S., probationary clerk
ost office department, bds at Mrs.
McLennan’s, Union sq, Albert st
Armstrong Ths., blacksmith, Besserer st
Armstrong William, civil engineer, Vit-
toria st
Armstrong William, laborer, Centre
st
ARMSTRONG WiLLIAM, proprietor
Union house hotel, cor Queen and
Elgin sts
Arnold Joseph, laborer,
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Arnoldi John R., junior 2nd class clerk
public works department, Princes
terrace, Vittoria st
ARNOLDI KING, wine merchant, Met-
calfe st, h Cartier sq, Gloucester st
Arsenault Francois Xavier, joiner,
Cumberland st
Ashfield John, grocer, Duke st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Ashfield Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker,
Duke st, Le Breton Flats
ASHWORTH JOHN, cashier post office
department, Departmental buildings
west, Wellington st, resides at Bel-
mont farm, Aylmer road, Hull
Aspinall William, confectioner, off El-
gin st, opp Russell house
Asselin Emery, carter, Bolton st
Britannia
Asselin Joseph E., messenger House of |
Commons, Bolton st south
Asselin Mrs. Emilie, wid Joseph, gro-
cery, Bolton st north
Atcheson Alex., stonecutter, Murray st
Atcheson Joseph, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., Biddy st
Atcheson Robert, laborer, Biddy st
Atkins William, St Paul st
Atkinson Henry, & Co., lumber mer-
chants, James McCraken, manager,
19 Sussex st
Atkinson John, miller, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Atkinson Neil, policeman, Burrows st
Atkinson Peter, miller, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Atkinson William,
mills, Union s
Atlantic fniaal tisutance Co., Robert
Angus, jun., agent, 22 Rideau st
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE,
hon. Sir John A. Macdonald, K.C.B.,
attorney general, Departmental build-
ings east, Wellington st
Atwood John E., polisher, 126 Rideau st
Aubry Alfred, laborer, Le Breton Flats
Aubry Moise, joiner, Le Breton Flats
Aubry Octave, blacksmith, York st, h
Bolton st
Aubuchon Frangois, laborer, King st
Aubuchon Frangois X., raftsman, St
Andrew st
Auclair Pierre, tailor, Murray st
Audette Jean, Ist class clerk, post office
department, Richmond roa
AUDIT OFFICE, John Langton, au-
ditor, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st
Audy Arthur Pay at
AUDY JACQUES R,, Ist class clerk,
customs department, Daly st
Auger Henri, laborer, Gloucester st
Auger Joseph, laborer, Boteler st
Auger Joseph, printer, King st
Auger Thomas, St Andrew st
miller, Ottawa
Aumond George, 3rd class clerk, finance
department, Cumberland st
Aumond Joseph, lumber merchant, r 5
Rideau st, h cor Cumberland and Wil-
brod sts
Aumond Talmont, clerk, cor Cumber-
land and Wilbrod sts
Aumond Wm. H., junior 2nd class clerk
department of militia and defence,
cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts
Austin F, P., junior 2nd class clerk
ordnance lands branch, department of
secretary of state for Canada, bds at
Mrs, Duignan’s, Sparks stn Bank st
Austin George F., land surveyor and
civil engineer, Richmond road
Austin William A., civil engineer and
provincial land surveyor, census de-
partment, resides in township 0
Gloucester
Avery Henry, carpenter, Rideau st
Aylward Mrs. Mary, wid Patrick, Cath-
cart st
Ayotte Joseph, laborer, Murray st
Ayotte Pierre, St Patrick st
Bachant Jacques, carter, Church st
BADGLEY FRANK, assistant law
clerk and chief English translator,
House of Commons, Augusta st cor
Stewart st
Bahan Mrs. Ann, wid John, Bolton st
Bahan Patrick, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Baigi Francis, painter, Redpath st
Bailey Geo., blacksmith, St Andrew st
BAILIFF JAMES, proprietor Evening
Mail, and agent Standard Life As-
surance Co., and Trust and Loan Co.
of Upper Canada, Rideau st
Baillairgé G. F., engineer public works
department, resides at Cedars, Que.
Bain John, laborer, St Andrew st
Bain Mrs. Ann, wid John, Bolton st
south
Baine James, bookkeeper public works
department, Sparks st n Hugh st
Baird James R.,, sign writer, Nicholas st
Baker Charles, waiter, Cumberland st
Baker George W., post office clerk,
Richmond road, Nepean township
BAKER GODFREY P., postmaster,
Elgin st, h Richmond road, Nepean
township
Baker Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, Cumber-
land st
Balance Mrs. Mary, wid Jacob, Baird st
BALDWIN ALANSON H.,_ lumber
merchant and proprietor Chaudiére
saw mills and machine shop, mills
Union sq, Chaudiére, head office
Middle st, h Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Baldwin Brothers,groveries and liquors,
cor St Paul and Nicholas sts
Baldwin David, laborer, Nelson st
Baldwin John N., of Baldwin Brothers,
cor St Paul and Nicholas sts
Baldwin William H., of Baldwin Bro-
thers, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts
Ballard Antoine, laborer, Bolton st
Bambrick Edward, laborer, Carleton st
Bambrick James, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Bambrick Mrs. Mary, wid Mich., King st
Bambrick Thomas, laborer, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats
Bamford —, clerk, Nelson st
Bamford Richard, bds at Mrs. D. Rob-
ertson’s, cor Cumberland and Besserer
sts
Bancroft Miss Frances, Percy st, Rich-
mond road
BANGS C. W., & CO., hatters and fur-
riers, 32 Sussex st
Co., Maria st n O'Connor st
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH Ayp.
RICA, A. C. Kelty, manager, We.
lington st ;
BANK OF MONTREAL, Andrew Dray.
mond, manager, Wellington st
Bannied William §., printer, bds at Mrs
D. Foster's, Nicholas st
Banning John, policeman, cor Redpath
and Dalhousie sts
Baptist church, rev. D, McPhail, minis.
ter, Queen st
Barallo Louis, pedlar, St Patrick st
Barbeau Cyrille, carter, Water st
Barbeau George, painter, Gloucester st
Barbeau Jean, laborer, Queen st
Barbeau Joseph, laborer, St Patrick
BARBER EDWARD C., audit clerk,
finance department, Richmond road
Barber William, carpenter, St Paul st
Barclay Robert, salesman, bds at Mrs.
Sutton’s, 213 Sparks st
Bardsley Edmund, printer, Rideau st
Barette Edouard, laborer, Chureh st
Barette Onésime, blacksmith, Parry st
Barette Pierre, joiner, St Patrick st
Baribeau Napoléon, laborer, Parry st
Baril Frangois, laborer, Bolton st, Le-
ter O
Barlow Lawrence D., pianoforte tuner,
bds at J. Sweetman’s, Sparks st
Barnabé Norbert, laborer, St Joseph st
Barnard Edward, carpenter, cor Nich
las and Theodore sts
Barnes Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Edward,
Cumberland st
Barnes William John, maltster, Jobnii
Baron Henri, laborer, Wuter st
Barrett John, laborer, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Barrett Michael,
hotel, York s
| Barrett Mrs. Mary Ann, wid John,
Nicholas st ;
Barrett rev. R., professor Ottawa col
lege, Wilbrod st
Barry John, shoemaker, Murray st
Barry Jonas, plasterer, Gloucester st
Barry Parker, plasterer, Gloucesters
Barry Robert, plasterer, Rideau st
Barry Thomas, plasterer, Gloucester!
Barsalou Louis, trader, St Patrick st
Bartlett Geo., confectioner, 37 Sussex st
Bartram Joseph T., post office clerk,
Ashburnham hill
Baskerville George, grocer, cor Churel
and Cumberland sts a‘
Baskerville George H., of P. Baskertll
& Brothers, bds at W. A, Annable’,
Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats
Baskerville John, clerk, bds at Georg
Baskerville’s, cor Church and Cun
berland sts ;
BASKERVILLE P., & BROTHERS
grocers and liquor dealers, 36 Rideau
st and 3 Duke st, Le Breton Flats
proprietor Market
Baskerville Thomas, bookkeeper, bis
at George Baskerville’s, cor Churth
and Cumberland sts :
Baskerville William J.,of P. Baskervill
& Brothers, bds at W. A. Annables
Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats i
Baskerville Patrick, of P. Baskerville
Brothers, Church st cor Cumberlss
st
Bassett Edward, of J. Bassett & 0
190 Clarence st \
BASSETT J., & CO,, dealers in grow
ies, hardware, &c., &., whole
and retail,cor Clarence and (um
berlanc sts iW
Bassett John, of J, Bassett & Co,
Clarence st
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Kelty, manager, Wel.
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an David, laborer, Cathcart st
astien Louis, laborer, Gloucester st f
te & Co., importers and dealers in
groceries, 52 Sparks st
ATE C. T., & CO., wholesale grocers,
ke, 11, 12, 13 and 14 Canal basin
west side
bate Charles T., of C. T. Bate & Co.,
Ashburnham hill, Maria st
ate Henry N., of C.T. Bate & Co., cor
Chapel and Daly sts
ate Newell, of Bate & Co., Daly st
ates Edward B., post office clerk, bds at
Vrs, Sutton’s, 213 Sparks st
atson Benjamin, lumber merchant
Daly st .
atterton Patrick, messenger privy
council, Cumberland st
Ritterton Thomas, messenger House of
Commons, bds at C. Carlton’s, cor St
Paul and Little Sussex sts
Battice John, carpenter, Gloucester st
attle John R., operator Montreal Tele-
graph Co., Clarence st
attle Martin, registrar of bonds Inland
revenue department, St Andrew st
battle Timothy, clerk, Clarence st
Baune Antoine, laborer, King st
Baune Firmin, laborer, Nelson st
Baune Joseph, laborer, Ottawa stnorth
Baune Léon, raftsman, St Patrick st
uset Samuel P., senior 2nd class clerk
and draughtsman, marine and fishe-
| ties department, Besserer st
AXTER RICHARD W., assistant book- |
keeper finance department, bds at
St James hotel, cor Metcalfe and
TRE AL, Andrew Drum.
er, Wellington st
nS., printer, bds at Mrs
icholas st
policeman, cor Redpath
‘sts
rev. D. McPhail, minis.
vedlar, St Patrick st
, carter, Water st
», painter, Gloucester st
aborer, Queen st
1, laborer, St Patrick s
VARD C.,, audit. clerk,
tment, Richmond road
1, carpenter, St Paul st
, salesman, bds at Mrs
Sparks st
ind, printer, Rideau st
rd, laborer, Chureh st
1e, blacksmith, Parry st
joiner, St Patrick st
léon, laborer, Parry st
, laborer, Bolton st, Let
ence D., pianoforte tuner,
eetman’s, Sparks st
rt, laborer, St Joseph st
urd, carpenter, cor Nicht
odore sts
Elizabeth, wid Edward,
[st
m John, maltster, Johns
laborer, Water st Queen sts
laborer, Sherwood st, Lt Bavly Archer, bookkeeper, Head st
3 . , Mapvnlam Charles, carpenter, lane off
acl, proprietor Marke Richmond road
st Jean, St Patrick st
aman Sebra, waggonmaker, r Con-
cession line road n Centre st
BEAMENT THOMAS, gents furnish-
ing goods, 25 Sparks st, h Slater st
camish Samuel, laborer, Vittoria st
eardwood Jonathan, carpenter, Mur-
ray st
eattie Miss Margery, matron Protestant
Orphans home, Albert st
attic William, plasterer, Besserer st
‘atty Thomas M., grocer, Parry st
eaubien J.T, Cléophas, M.D., coroner,
York st ;
aubien Joseph, laborer, Park st
eaucaire Benjamin, tavern, Murray st
eaucaire Ad., hairdresser, 69 Sussex st
aire John, tailor, Ottawa st
eatichamp Amable, blacksmith, Park st
eauchamp Aug., laborer, Murray st
‘auchamp Baptiste, tavern, William st
‘auchamp David, teamster, Bridge st
peatchamp Félix, laborer, cor Cumber-
land and St Patrick sts
eauchamp Honoré, blacksmith, Car-
rere lane
‘alchamp Jean Baptiste, laborer, Bri-
tannia terrace
beatchamp Joseph, laborer, Middle st
peatchamp L., water carrier, Church st
yee Edouard, tavernkeeper, St
ndrew st
peauidoin Médard, laborer, Park st
peandoin Médard, painter, Gloucester st
eauilien Joseph, butcher, Park st
“Mary Ann, wid Jobo,
2., professor Ottawa co
rd st
hoemaker, Murray st
plasterer, Gloucester
plasterer, Gloucesters!
plasterer, Rideau st
s, plasterer, Glouces
is, trader, St Patrick st
confectioner, 37 Susser s
ph T., post office clerk,
nm hill i
eorge, grocer, cor Churet
rland sts a
eorge H., of P. Baskertit
bds at W. A, Annables
e Breton Flats
ohn, clerk, bds at Georg?
rs, cor Chureh and Cun
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LE P., & BROTHERS
liquor dealers, 35 Rideat
ike st, Le Breton Flats
Thomas, bookkeeper, 0
Baskerville’s, cor Churtt
rland sts 4
Jilliam J.,of P. Baskervill
, bds at W. A, Annables
Breton Flats oil
atrick, of P. Baskerville
hurch st cor Cumberlan
ard, of J. Bassett & Co,
DOMINION
| Bélanger Miss Frances, Maria st
|
sien Alexander, laborer, St An-| Beauvais Louis, laborer, Sherwood st, | Bellemare Théophile, shoemaker, 66
Le Breton Flats
Beckett T. A., clerk, bds at British Lion
hotel, 61 Sparks st
Bédard Antoine, joiner, St Patrick st
Bédard Augustin, clerk, York st
Bédard Louis, joiner, Gloucester st
Bédard Mrs, Elizabeth,wid John, York st
Bédard Octave, clerk, Parry st
Bédard Pierre, joiner, Church st
Bédard William G., bds at Mrs. Evans’,
43 Sussex st
Bedeau Antoine, carpenter, Murray st
Beesom Thomas, laborer, Mariast
Begg Alexander, stationery and stamp
clerk, inland revenue department,
Ottawa st, south of Rideau st
Behan Dennis, broom maker, Bolton st,
Letter O
Behan John, laborer, St Andrew st
Behan Mrs., wid, Bolton st, Letter O
Beith Wilham, teller Ontario bank,
savings department, bds at Mrs.
Wade’s, O'Connor st
Bélair Amable, joiner, Parry st
Bélanger Antoine, raftsman, St Andrew
st
Bélanger Frs., laborer, Gloucester st
Bélanger Grégoire, laborer, Cathcart st
Bélanger J. Amable, examiner, etc.,
registry branch, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, Boteler st
Bélanger J, Bte., carter, St Andrew st |
Bélanger Marcel, joiner, Bolton st
Bélanger Mrs. Marie, wid Grégoire, |
Cathcart st
Bélanger Samuel, laborer, Gloucester st |
Bélanger Vincent, laborer, St Andrew st
BELCOURT FERDINAND N., post-
master House of Commons, King st
cor Boteler st
Bélinge J. Bte., patternmaker, St Pat-
rick st
Béliveau Alexis, raftsman, Church st
Bell Edward B., temporary clerk post
office department, savings bank
branch, bds at Salmon’s hotel, York
st
Bell John, mason, bds at City hotel,
Clarence st
Bell John G., of Bell & Woodburn,
Union sq, Albert st
Bell W. A., 2nd class clerk, customs de-
partment, bds at Mrs. James McCar-
thy’s, Wellington st
BELL WILLIAM R,, M.D., C.M., re-
sides in New Edinburgh
BELL & WOODBURN, book and job
printers, Elgin st
Bélaire Arnal, carpenter, Parry st
Belland rey. C., professor Ottawa col-
lege, Wilbrod st
Belleau Michel, laborer, King st
Belleau Mrs, Ann,wid Thomas, Bolton st
Bellefeuille Abraham, sawyer, Middle st, |
Le Breton Flats
Bellefeuille Francois, laborer, Redpath st
Bellefeuille Frs., plasterer, Cobourg st
Bellefeuille Gustave, laborer, Co-
bourg st
Bellefeuille Jean Bte., laborer, Catheart |
st, Le Breton Blats
Bellefeuille Joseph, laborer, Bridge st
Bellefeuille Joseph, laborer, Cobourg st
Bellefeuille Joseph, jun., plasterer,
Ottawa st north
Bellefeuille Nelson, laborer, Bridge st,
eaulien Raphaél, laborer, St Andrew st
date coachman, Cumber-
3
peaupre Victor,
ouse, Murray st
Mupré Victor, carpenter, Murray st
e st ;
| & OO., dealers in pre
are, &c., &, whole
cor Clarence and Cut
of J. Bassett & Co, ih)
jun., barkeeper Russell | Bellehumeur Gilbert, butcher, stall 23
Le Breton Flats .
Bellefeuille Philippe, laborer, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
By ward market, York st, h Napoleon
583 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Sussex st, h Murray st
Bénard Joseph, laborer, Bolton st
Benjamin Arthur, bricklayer,Carleton st
Benjamin Emanuel H., senior 2nd class
clerk, post office department, Augusta
st
Bennett Edward G., junior 2nd class
clerk, post oftice department, money
order branch, Albert st, Richmond
road
Bennett Henry, Albert st, Richmond
road 52
Bennett John, shoemaker, Broad st, Le 3
Breton Flats ie
Bennett Maurice, laborer, James st
Bennett Maurice, messenger post office
department, Nicholas st
Bennett Mrs. Maria, wid Richard C.,
dressmaker, Albert stn Bank st
Bennett rev. W. M., professor Ottawa j
college, Wilbrod st Vay
Bennett Robert, door trimmer, King st
Benoit Isidore, carpenter, Cumberland st
Benoit Mrs. J., wid Louis, Chapel st
Jergeron Jean Bte., laborer, Chapel st
Bérichon Isaac, cor Park and King sts
Bérichon Isidore, plasterer, King st
Bérichon Magloire, carpenter, King st
Bermingham James, auctioneer, York
st, h Catheart st
Bernabé Norbert, laborer, Ottawa st
north ae
BERNARD LIEUT. COLONEL Fy Ato
deputy to minister of justice, St
Albans terrace, Daly st
Bernard Moise, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats i
Berry Mrs. Charlotte, wid Mark, school
teacher, Centre st
Berry Richard, carpenter, Gloucester st
BERRY ROBERT, bookkeeper Mon-
treal Telegraph Co., Bank street road
BERRY ROBERT, chief clerk and ac-
countant, department of militia and
defence, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st, h Bank st
Berthiaume Félix, shoemaker, St An- i
drew st {
Berthiaume Olivier, joiner, Park st {
Berthiaume Robert, laborer, Redpath st
Bertrand Antoine, jun., tinsmith, Clar- i
ence st, bds at Ant. Bertrand’s, King st 1
Bertrand Antoine, sen., water carrier, i
King st y
Bertrand Félix, raftsman, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Bertrand Ferdinand, raftsman, cor Rose
and Napoleon sts i
Bertrand Léon, laborer, McGee st i)
Bertrand Nazaire, proprietor Chaudiére
hotel, Chaudiére Island
Bérubé Octave, joiner, Church st
Beswarick W. H., operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., Queen st
Beswetherick Miss H., saleswoman, bds
at Mrs. Duignan’s, Sparks st
BETHUNE NORMAN W., manager
Montreal Telegraph Co., main office
Metcalfe st, Centre town, h O’Connor
st
Bevan Richard, confectioner, 120 Sus-
sex st
Bezonna Alfred, laborer, Redpath st
Bick Thomas, teacher, Albert st, Rich-
mond road
Bigginton Henry, laborer, Carleton st
Bigras Jean Bte., carpenter, Cathcart st
Bigras Joachim, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Billings B., jun., architect, 3 Rideau s
h Bank street road n Billings’ bridge
BILLINGS BRADISH, Bank street road
st
n Billings’ bridge
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Orzawa.
Binet Mrs, André, laundress, Ottawa st
north
Bingham Henry, sawyer, Boteler st
Bingham Mrs., teacher Central school
west, bds at Mrs. Halpenny’s, O’Con-
nor st
Bingham Samuel, laborer, Metcalfe st
Sean Thos., laborer, Bolton st
Binks George, printer, Augusta st
Binks James, carpenter, Augusta st
Binks James, jun., Augusta st
Binks William, carpenter, Augusta st
Biogi Francois, painter, Redpath st
BIRCH CHARLES J., lst class clerk,
department of secretary of state for
the provinces, Augusta st
Bird Mrs. Winifred, wid John, Murray st
Birdbell Robert, detective, Rideau st
Birkett James, forwarder, Maria st
BIRKETT THOMAS, general dealer in
shelf and heavy hardware, sign of’ the
anvil, 24 Rideau st
Birkett William, stone mason, Bridge st,
Le Breton Flats
Birt David, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton
Flats
Bisaillon Arthur, barber, Duke st, h
Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Bishop John, post office clerk, Rich-
mond roa
Bishoprick ee carriage builder,
Queen st, h Bank st
Bishoprick Mark, farmer, Maria st
Black John, mason, Bank street road
Blackburn Jas., commission merchant,
McKay st
Blackburn Robt., storekeeper,Ottawa st
Blackmore Wm. A., short hand writer,
finance department, bds at Mrs. James
McCarthy's, Wellington st
BLAIN DE ST AUBIN EMMANUEL,
assistant French translator House
of Commons, Bolton st
Blain Mrs. B., wid Joseph, St Androw st
Blair Robert, printer, bds at Mrs. Mc-
Master’s, York st
Blais Aurelien, clerk, King st
Blais Benjamin, laborer, King st
Blais Etienne, carter, broad st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Blais Fabien, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Biais H. Théodule, junior clerk House
of Guimmons, bds at Mrs. J. Fraser's,
York st
Blais Israél, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Blais Jean, hairdresser, 68 Rideau st,
bds at Montreal hotel, York st
Blais John, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton
Flats ~
Blais Joseph, carter, Dalhousie st
Blais Joseph, raftsman, St Andrew st
Blais Louis, machinist, Queen st
Blake Michael, laborer, Biddy st
BLANCHET FRANCOIS X., 3rd clerk
of committees, House of Commons,
Besserer st cor Nelson st
Blanchet Ludger, 3rd class clerk, post
office department,money order branch,
5 Preston terrace, Daly st
Blasdell George 8., machinist, Victoria
foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flats
BLASDELL N. 8, & CO., propri-
etors Victoria foundry, Victoria
Island, Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Blasdell Nathaniel 8., of N.S. Blasdell
& Co., Kent st
Blasdell Thomas M., engineer, 303 Well-
ington st
Bleau Michel, laborer, King st
Bliss rev. Charles P., A.M., correspond-
ing clerk, customs department, cor
Nelson and Daly sts
DOMINION 584 DIRECTORY.
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Blondin Félix, laborer, Bolton st
Bloom William, laborer, King st
Blouin Jean, carpenter, Clarence st
Blunt Oliver, laborer Cathcart st
Blyth George James, of Blyth & Kerr,
Gloucester st
Blyth George R, clerk, bds at J. Blyth’s,
Vittoria st
Blyth Geo. R., dry goods, Wellington st,
et Hugh st and Market sq
Blyth James, missionary, Gloucester st
Blyth John, jun., of Blyth & Russell,
fittoria st
Blyth John, sen., Vittoria st
Blyth & Kerr, plumbers, gas and steam
fitters, 25 Rideau st
Blyth Robert, cabinetmaker, bds at J.
blyth’s, Vittoria st
ae Robert, clerk, bds at British Lion
10tel, 61 Sparks st
Blyth Robert, cooper, Daly st
Blyth Robert, fruit and flour store, 89
Rideau st
Blyth & Russell, dry goods, Welling-
ton st
Bobier John, grocer cor Queen and
Sherwood sts, Le Breton Flats
Boden David, brickmaker, Burrows st
Boese Joseph, dyer and scourer, 85
Rideau st
Boileau Félix, raftsman, St Andrew st
Boileau Moise, water carrier, St An-
drew st
Boily Joseph, messenger department of
agriculture and statistics, Park st
Boily Napoléon, painter, bds at N. Gra-
vel’s, Parry st
Boismennu Joseph, laborer, Parry st
BOISSONNAULT NICOLAS F., cura-
tor of patent models, department of
agriculture and statistics, Depart-
mental buildings west, Wellington
st, h cor Church and King sts
Boivin Antoine, carpenter, Bolton st
Boivin Auguste, laborer, Britannia ter-
race
Boivin Félix, laborer, Park st
Boivin Théodule, laborer, Ottawa st
north
Bolduc Mrs. Angéle, wid Ls., Church st
Bolton Street Common school, Miss Eliz-
abeth Murray, teacher, cor Bolton
and Carleton sts
Bond Robert, confectioner, Parry st
Bone Firmin, laborer, Nelson st
Bone Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Bone Mrs. Mary, wid JohnT., Ottawa st
Bonell George, carpenter, Gloucester st
Bonell John, cabinetmaker, Richmond
road
Bonell Mrs. Martha, wid Amos, nurse,
tideau st
Bonell Ruglis, carpenter, Rideau st
Bonin Pierre, grocer, St Andrew st
Bonneville J. F. Narcisse, junior 2nd
class clerk, public works department,
King st
Bonsall William P.,printer, Dalhousie st
Boone Francis, tailor, Sparks st, n Bay
st
Booth Gilford D., gunsmith, foot of
Wellington st, h Nepean township
Booth John, laborer, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Booth John R., lumber merchant, mills
Chaudi¢re Falls, office Albert Island,
h Bridge st, Le Breton Flats
Booth Léandre, grocer, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats
Booth Levi, foreman, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Booth Robert R., storekeeper, cor Mon-
treal and Bridge sts, h Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Booth William, carpenter, Welling
B ‘ ony vane st
orbridge Henry J., of S.& H.
bridge, 39 Rideau st ‘s
Borbridge S. & H., saddle, harness a
trunk makers, 39 Rideau st
Borbridge Samuel W,, of 8. & H. py
bridge, 39 Rideau st
Borbridge Thomas, dry goods, 59 Spud
st, bds at Mrs. Nye’s, 34 Spark
Bordeleau Antoine, printer, St 4
drew st
Borradaile Richardson, check ¢le
inland revenue department, Nelsong
Borrett Samuel W., bookbinder, })
housie st
Borthwick James, clerk, Middle s,
Breton Flats
Borthwick rev. Hugh J., ch of Scotlang
Edward st, Richmond road
Boswell Alfred, 3rd class clerk, yu
office department,bds at Mrs. Greene
Princes terrace
Bothwell Robert, coachman, Vittoria
Bott George, fruits and provisions,
Rideau st
Botterell Edward, jun., distributor |
Parliamentary documents, Slaters
Botterell Edward, sen., doorkeeper, Ty
Senate, bds at KH. Botterell’s, jun, §
ter st
Bouchard Samuel, laborer, Murray
Boucher Adolphe, messenger of t
Senate, King st
Boucher André, raftsman, Churchst
Boucher Antoine, blacksmith, Churd
st
BOUCHER ANTOINE A.,, first Frend
translator of the Senate, Boltonst
Boucher Julien, raftsman, St Patrick
Boucher Pascal, raftsman, Parry st
Boucher William, laborer, Gloucester
Centre town
Boucherville Jovite V. De, junior 2
class clerk, Indian branch, departinet
of secretary of state for the provinces,
cor Maria and O’Connor sts
BOUCHETTE ROBERT S$. M,, com
missioner of customs, Departmental
buildings east, Wellington st, h Daly
st
Boulet Mrs. Marie Ann, wid Franco
Church st
Boulet Napoléon, assistant distributordf
Parliamentary documents, Churehit
Boulet Gilbert, painter, Gloucester st
Bourdon Michel, laborer, Britannia te
race, Le Breton Flats
Bouret Charles, laborer, Gloucester st
Bourgeois Narcisse, blacksmith, Dal
housie st
Bourgouin Séraphin, laborer, Broad tt,
Le Breton Flats
BOURGET JAMES, wholesale wit
and spirit merchant, 92 Sussex st, aud
saloon, 3 Rideau st, h 98 Sussex st
Bourguignon Michel, laborer, Britanns
terrace, Le Breton Flats ‘
Bovrinot John George, third Buglit
clerk, and short hand writer to \.
Senate, resides at Bijou cottage, Hull
Bourne Joseph, St Lawrence and Ottars
railway, King st
Bourne Samuel, accountant, Slater st
Bourque Alexandre, laborer, Park st
Bourque Edouard, tinsmith, 58 Ridead
tf Napoleon st ;
Bourque Joseph, gunsmith, McGee #
Bourque Joseph, gunsmith, Welling
st, n George st j
Bourque cane ee grocer, cor Dalhouse
and McTaggart sts
Boutin Jean Baptiste, carter, Churehd
Bouvret Charles, laborer, Gloucester
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‘Ma ay
enry J., of S.& i,
Rideau st '
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cers, 39 Rideau st
amuel W.,, of S. & H. By
Rideau st
1omas, dry goods, 59 Spark
Mrs. Nye’s, 34 Sparks st
Antoine, printer, St 4
Richardson, check ¢p
enue department, Nelson i
uel W., bookbinder, J)
James, clerk, Middle si,1s
its
Vv. Hugh J., ch of Scotlang
t, Richmond road
red, 3rd _ class clerk, pos
rtment,bds at Mrs. Greens
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bert, coachman, Vittoria
» fruits and provisions, %
lward, jun., distributor ;
itary documents, Slater st
ward, sen., doorkeeper, Th
ls at E. Botterell’s, jun, $j
unuel, laborer, Murray
lolphe, messenger Gf t
ing st
dré, raftsman, Church st
itoine, blacksmith, Churd
ANTOINE A,, first Frendl
of the Senate, Boltonst
ien, raftsman, St Patricks
cal, raftsman, Parry st
liam, laborer, Gloucester
vn
p Jovite V. De, junior 2nd
Indian branch, departmer
ry of state for the province,
nd O'Connor sts
E ROBERT §&. M,, com
of customs, Departmentl
least, Wellington st, h Daly
Marie Ann, wid Francois
éon, assistant distributorof
tary documents, Churchét
rt; painter, Gloucester ¢
hel, laborer, Britannia tet.
reton Flats
les, laborer, Gloucester s
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éraphin, laborer, Broads,
Flats
JAMES, wholesale witt
merchant, 92 Sussex st, aud
Rideau st, h 98 Sussex
Michel, laborer, Britannia
Breton Flats .
in George, third Englis
short hand writer to the
des at Bijou cottage, Hull
h, St Lawrence and Ottarg
ing st
1, accountant, Slater st
andre, laborer, Park st
iard, tinsmith, 58 Ridel
eon st
bh, gunsmith, McGee st
h, gunsmith, Wellingtot
st :
slas, grocer, cor Dalhou*
part sts
es, laborer, Gloucester
)NTARIO. |
aptiste, carter Chureh sy
owes Edward, laborer, Nicholas st
»wes John, architect, office Parliament
buildings, h Daly st
WIE CAPTAIN ALEXANDER,
ateamer Queen Victoria, Metcalfe st,
Lower town
owles W. C., junior clerk House of
(Commons, Elgin st n Slater st
givrin Pierre, Slater st
ovee John, bds at Union house, Elgin st
yd Hugh, foreman Canada Central
nilway, Albert st, Richmond road
yd J. H., civil engineer, public works
department, Slater st
yd John, junior 2nd class clerk, post
ofice department, cor Lloyd and
(Queen sts, Le Breton Flats
vd Micheel, butcher, Park st
den Joseph, crockery and fancy
goods, 34 Sussex st
yer Charles, saddler, St Andrew st
oyer Joseph, messenger, Park st
oyer Pierre, carpenter, St Andrew st
ver Pierre, laborer, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
yle Francis, carpenter, bds at Mrs.
D, Foster's, Nicholas st
oyle John, laborer, Baird st
ovle Michael, butcher, stall 14 By
ward market, York st, h Park st
Boys academy, rev. J. May, principal,
Richmond road
radburne Mrs. Jane, wid Edward, Mos-
grove st
Bradbury William, butcher, Daly st
Braden Samuel, carpenter, off Elgin st,
opp Russell house, Elgin st
Brading H. F., & Co., Union brewery,
George st, Richmond road
Praling Henry F., of H. F, Brading &
Co., Richmond road
bradley John, laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
radley John, printer, bds at A.Taylor’s,
84 Clarence st
Bradley Richard A., barrister, &c., soli-
citor in chancery, cor Elgin and
Sparks sts, resides in Gloucester
township '
bradshaw John J., carpenter, Maria st
rady F. T., clerk St Lawrence and
Otiawa railway depot, bds at City
hotel, Clarence st
sofa Ellen, wid Patrick, Prescott
TOAC
vrady Philip, finisher, Park st
Brady Richard, groe: +, Ottawa st west
raithwaith George, laborer, Sherwood
st, Le Breton Flats
bramar John, laborer, Sparks st n Bay
st i
BRAMLEY THOMAS C.,chief clerk and
bookkeeper, department of receiver
general, Richmond road
maunnigan George, laborer, Carleton st
BRAUN PREDERIG C., secretary pub-
lie Works department, Departmental
uildings west, Wellington st, h cor
Maria and Hugh sts
nay John, blacksmith, Rideau st
ireault Francois, raftsman, St Patrick st
rebner John, principal Central school
West, Albert st
breen John, tailor, Ottawa st north
rennan Rdward, cooper, Augusta st
rennan Kdward, laborer, Queen st
renin Henry, laborer, Murray st
rennan John, laborer, cor Ottawa and
Sherwood sts, Le Breton Flats
Tennan John, laborer, Murray st
brenuan John, laborer Redpath st
rennan John Char es, of Samuel
Howell & Co., Daly st
premman Michael, carp i
, carpenter, Rideau road
DOMINION
Brennan Michael, laborer, King st
Brennan Michael, laborer, Murray st
Brennan Michael, laborer, Prescott st
Brennan Michael, laborer, Water st
Brennan Patrick, blacksmith, 7 Cla-
rence st .
Brennan William, Clarence st
Brennan William, fruit dealer, 21 Cla-
rence st
Brethour William, engineer
house, Daly st
Brink Edward H., stage manager Her
Majesty’s theatre, cor O'Connor and
Maria sts
Brisebois Edouard, lumberman, Church
st
srisebois Francois, laborer, Parry st
Brisebois Michel, jun., carpenter,Parry st
Brisebois Michel, sen., iaborer, Parry st
Brisebois Moise, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
BRITANNIA INN, F. Hallandal, pro-
prietor, Wellington st
British America Assurance Co., Herrick
& Crombie, agents, 3 Rideau st
BRITISH AMERICAN BANK NOTE
CO., W. C. Smillie, president ; George
B. Burland, vice president and general
manager, offices Wellington st cor
Kent st, and St Francois Xavier st,
Montreal. Sve Adv
BRITISH LION HOTEL, Weldor
Champness, proprietor, 61 Sparks st.
See Adv
Brock Garret, carpenter, Dalhousie st
Broker Theodore, butcher, King st
Bronson Erskine H., of Bronsons &
Weston, and of Young, Bronson &
Co., Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Bronson Henry F., of Bronsons & Wes-
ton, and of Young, Bronson & Co.,
Middle st, Victoria Island, Le Breton
Flats
Bronsons & Weston, mill owners, and
lumbermerchants, Middle st, Victoria
Island, Le Breton Flats
Brook Harry J., messenger, depart-
ment of secretary of state for the
provinces, Stewart st
Brooks John, carpenter, Parry st
Brophy John P., senior 2nd class clerk,
post office department, money order
branch, Daly st
Brossard Pierre, trader, Clarence st
BROUGH & ANGUS, wholesale and
retail importers and manufacturers
of boots and shoes, Wellington st, bet
Hugh st and Market sq. See Adv
Brough James S., of Brough & Angus,
Wellington st, bet Hugh st and Mar-
ket sq
Brouillet Mrs. Flavie, wid Edouard,
Church st
Brousseau Elzéar, 2nd class clerk, regis-
try branch, department of secretary of
state for Canada, opp City hall,Queen
st
Brousseau Joseph, laborer, Rose st
Brown Alexander, cooper, Wellington
st, h Bank st
Brown Alfred, dealer in sewing and
knitting machines, 69} Sparks st
Brown D. Angus, carpenter, Anglesea sq
Brown Ebenezer, clerk, Nicholas st
Brown Geo. W., carpenter, Dalhousie st
Brown H. M., agent, 49 Sparks st
Brown James, carpenter, Chapel st
Brown James, carpenter, Elgin st
Brown James, chemist and druggist, 67
Sparks st
Brown James, hackman, cor Redpath
and Carleton sts
Brown James A., carpenter, McGee st
Brown Jeremiah, laborer, Clarence st
Russell
585 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Brown James F., check clerk, inland
revenue department, Augusta st
Brown John, chandler, York st, h cor
York and Cumberland sts
Brown John, laborer, Nelson st
Brown John, laborer, Parry st
Brown John, sergeant Ottawa police,
Ottawa st north
3rown = Johnston,
Queen st
Brown Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st
Brown Joseph, messenger House of
Commons, Cartier sq, Gloucester st
Brown L., laborer, Bolton st, Letter O
3rown Mrs. Ellen, wid Win., Parry st
Brown Mrs. Joseph, private boarding
house, Cartier sq, Gloucester st
Brown Pat., shoemaker, Ashburnham st
Brown Peter, carpenter, Edward st,
Richmond road
Brown William W., hairdresser, 29
Sparks st, h 37) Sparks st
Browne David T., 16 Rideau st
Browne Thos., pork packer, Vittoria st
Brownlee James, contractor, Rideau st
Bruce George, machinist, Concession
line road, n Biddy st
Brulé Thomas, clerk, Murray st
BRUNEL ALFRED, assistant commis-
sioner of inland revenue, Departmen-
tal buildings east, Wellington st, h
cor Metcalfe and Siater sts
Brunel Mrs. Adélaide, wid Ls., Church st
Brunet Gilbert, butcher, stall 23 By
ward market, h Napoleon st
srunet Philippe, laborer, Cobourg st
Bruther John, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
BRUYERE REV. MOTHER f£., gene-
ral superioress Ottawa convent and
Mother house of the grey nuns, with
novitiate and academy, cor Bolton
and Sussex sts
Bryant Jesse, carpenter, Dalhousie st
Bryant John, laborer, Mill lane
Bryce Peter, laborer, Rideau st
BRYSON CAMPBELL, salesman at
James Hope & Co.'s, Slater st n
Canal basin
Bryson Charles, of Patterson & Bryson,
bds at Mrs. Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Buchanan James, grocer, Wellington st
and 13 Sussex st, h 85 York st
Bucke Philip E., senior 2nd class clerk,
post office department, Daly st
Buckey Richard, trader, Dalhousie st
Buckham Miss Jane, Maria st
BUCKLEY PATRICK, livery stables,
Metcalfe st, Centre town, See Adv
Bufton Alfred, butcher, Wellington
ward market, h Bank st
Building and Loan association(Toronto),
Herrick & Crombie, agents, 3 Rideau st
Bulger John, laborer, Gloucester st
BULLEN WILLIAM H., groceries and
provisions, Sherwood st, h Ashburn-
ham hill
Bunting Mrs. William, Richmond road
BUREAU NAPOLEON, manager Cour-
rier d’Qutaouais, 38 Sparks st, bds at
Mrs. M. Robitaille’s, cor Bank and
Sparks sts
Bureau Pierre, bookbinder, Ottawa st
north
Burgess George, bricklayer, Franklin st
Burgess Hugh, tailor, McTaggart st
Burgess James, track layer, bds at N.
Helmer’s, Mosgrove st
Burgess John, laborer, McTaggart st
Burgess William, bookkeeper Times
office, 38 Sparks st, h 38 Sparks st
Burke Alexander, laborer, Ottawa st
Burke Dennis, grocery and liquors, Dal-
housie st
boarding house,
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OTTAWA.
. Burns W. J., operator Montreal Tele-
Burke George R, clerk first Division
court, cor Nelson and Rideau sts
Burke John, laborer, Redpath st
Burke Miss Ann, dressmaker, 15 Cla-
rence st
Burke Miss Ellen, dressmaker, 15 Clar-
ence st
Burke Mrs, Agnes, wid Edw., King st
Burke Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas, St Paul st
Burke Mrs. Maria,wid John, Cathcart sq
BURKE N., cashier and telegraph ope-
rator St Lawrence and Ottawa rail-
way, Offices Wellington st, station
McTaggart st, bds at Mrs. Dea’s, Dal-
housie st, n Clarence st
Burke William, laborer, Cathcart st
BURLAND GEORGE B,, vice president
and general manager British Ameri-
can Bank Note Co., offices Wellington
st cor Kent st, and St Francois Xavier
ae monteeel, resides in Montreal. See
<idv
Burnett John, miller, Theodore st
Burnett William, mason, Centre st
Burnham Silas, 3rd class clerk post
office department, savings bank
branch, Richmond road
Burns Felix, salesman, Stewart st
Burns James, laborer, Clarence st
Burns James, laborer, Dalhousie st
Burns John, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O
Burns John, laborer, Cathcart st
Burns John, bookkeeper, Rideau st
Burns John, messenger, custom house,
Slater st
Burns Luke, pumpman St Lawrence
and Ottawa railway
Burns Martin, laborer, Nepean st
Burns Michael, laborer, Bolton st
Burns Michael, laborer, Broad st
Burns Mrs. Ann, wid Patrick, Cumber-
land st
Burns Patrick, cooper, Clarence st
Burns Patrick, laborer, bds at Mrs.
Guy’s, Wellington st.
Burns Patrick, water carrier, Ottawa st |
north
Burns Richard, carpenter, Bolton st
Burns Robert, carpenter, Edward st,
Richmond road
Burns Robert, carpenter, York st
Burns Thomas, laborer, Ottawa st north
Burns Thomas G., cor Besserer and
Ottawa sts
graph Co., Clarence st
Burpee Robert, clerk, bds at C. A.
Burpee’s, New Edinburgh
BURPEE THOMAS R., chief engineer’s
secretary, Intercolonial railway, Rus-
sell house, resides in Halifax, N.S.
Burritt Alexander, city registrar, Elgin
st, n Victoria terrace, Richmond road
Burritt Edgar, carpenter, Baird st
Rurrowes F., clerk governor's secre-
tury’s office, Union sq, cor Albert and
Klgin sts
urruws John, tavern, Clarence st
Burrows John W., captain propellor
Perry, King st
Burrow? Sirs. Maria,wid John, Vittoria st
Pury William, tailor, Park st
Burstall Edward, lumber merchant,
DOMINION 586 DIRECTORY.
sep SGN A tN AT RO RTT IY (RR eet 1 oe DMRS OBE a
[PRov-Nog op
Butler Thomas} clerk of foreign mail,
Rideau st
Butt Richard, clerk Bank of British
North America, bds at Mrs. Gorrie’s,
Preston terrace, Daly st
Butterworth Thomas, laborer, bds at
N. Helmer’s, Mosgrove st
Butterworth William, cooper, Bank st
Buttler William, confectioner, Welling-
ton st n Hugh st
Byrne James, carter, St Andrew st
Byrne James, laborer, Dalhousie st
Byrne John, printer, bds at A. Mills’,
Albert st
Byrne ‘Mrs. Margaret, wid Owen, Bol-
ton st south
Byrne Patrick, laborer, Clarence st
Byrne William, laborer, Bolton st
Byron Mrs. Ann, wid Jacob, Queen st,
Le Breton Flats
Rysh Henry, carpenter, Wellington st
By ward market, bet York and Cla-
rence sts
Cadieux André, laborer, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats
Cadieux Alex., butcher, 76 Clarence st
Cadieux Léon, laborer, Cumberland st
Cadieux Prosper, joiner, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats
Cahill Mrs. John, boarding house,
Queen st, Union sq
Cailey Martin, laborer, Wilbrod st
Cain James, carter, Nicholas st
Cain Thomas, watchman, Nicholas st
Cairns Joseph, messenger privy coun-
cil, Augusta st
Caldwell J. F., & Co., dry goods, 74
Sussex st
Caldwell John F., of J. F. Caldwell &
Co., 74 Sussex st
Caldwell R. W., carpenter, Ottawa st
Caldwell Wm., shoemaker, Clarence st
Caledonia hotel, D. R. McDonell, pro-
prietor, 5 York st
Callaghan Mrs. John, Church st
Callaghan Peter, laborer, St Patrick st
Calvin Joseph, teamster, Biddy st
CAMBIE ALEXANDER J., chief clerk
and patent clerk, department of agri-
culture and statistics, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st, h Vic-
toria st
CAMERON CAPTAIN D.R., R.A., at
hon. Charles Tupper’s, Daly st
Cameron Donald, laborer, Cathcart st
Cameron Duncan, bds at Mrs, Sproule’s,
cor Sally and Sparks sts
CAMERON HON. MALCOLM, presi-
dent of Canada temperance confe-
rence, Daly st
Cameron John, timber counter, Crown
timber office, Sally st
Cameron Mrs. Sarah, wid Ewen, cor
Nepean st and Concession line road
Cameron William A., clerk, Murray st
CAMPBELL A., & CO, whvlesale and
retail grocers, 53 Sussex st
Campbell Andrew, of A. Campbell &
Co., 53 Sussex st
Campbell Donald, machinist, Glouces-
CANADA CENTRAL RAILWay
H. Abbott, managing director; W
R. Worsley, secretary - treasure:
David Stark, chief engineer ; off
cor Elgin and Sparks sts; -A. Sher.
wood Hall, ticket and freight agent
opp post office, Elgin st; W. 0. Lee
station agent, depot, Le Breton Flats:
general offices, Brockville, Ont,
CANADA GAZETTE, weekly, annual
subscription $4; The Government
Canada, proprietor; lieut. colonel
Brown Chamberlin, C.M.G., Queen;
printer, Departmental buildings eas,
Wellington st
Canada Landed Credit Co, Fix
William Hely, agent, Nicholas st
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., C. C Ray,
agent, Elgin st be
Canadian Institute, Stanislas Drapeau,
president, Sussex st ;
Canavan Kdw., stonecuttér, Clarence st
Canavan William Birch, acting secr.
tary to law commission, bds at Mrs,
Pardey’s, Wellington st
Cantin Charles, joiner, St Patrick st
Cantin Edouard, carpenter, Church st
Cantin J. Bte., carpenter, Dalhousie st
Cantin Mrs. Angéle, wid Jean Baptiste,
Dalhousie st
Cantwell Mrs.Anne, wid John, Murrayst
Canty John, carter, George st
Carbonneau Frangois, joiner, Bolton st
Cardiff John, carpenter, Sherwood st
CARDINAL A. LEROUX house keep.
er and chief messenger House of
Commons, Departmental buildings,
Wellington st
Cardinal Etienne, laborer, Parry st
Cardinal Félix, laborer, King st
Cardinal Félix, tavern, York st
Cardinal Joseph, carter, Gloucester st
Cardinal Régis, laborer, Parry st
Cardwell William, painter and paper
hanger, Dalhousie st
Carey Daniel, corresponding clerk
public works department, bds at 7.
Pruneau’s, Bolton st, Letter 0
Carey John, laborer, Cumberland st
Carisse Moise, laborer, Redpath st
Carkner George, laborer, Sherwood s,
Le Breton Flats
Carlen Hugh, carter, Ottawa st north
CARLETON BREWERY, Arthur At
derson, proprietor, Rochesterville
Carleton John, laborer, Biddy st
Carlton Christopher, customs landing
waiter, cor St Paul and Little Susses
sts
Carmen George A., collector of Rideau
canal tolls, Lloyd st n Queen st
Carmen Martin, chief clerk Rideau
canal office, Lloyd st n Queen st
Caron KE. W., clerk, bds at J. Browns,
Queen st
Caron Nazaire, conductor, Cathcart
Carpenter Thomas, butcher, Duke &
Le Breton Flats ;
Carr William, gardener, Bridge st, !¢
Breton Flats
Carr William, laborer, Ottawa st north
Carrier Alexander, laborer, Bolton st
Jarrier Arthur, laborer, McGee st
Benj. Fisher, manager, 134 Sussex st
Burt David, laborer, Queen st
Burtwhistle Richard, laborer St Law-
rence and Ottawa railway, St Paul st
Bush William, tailor, Wilbrod st
BUSS J. B., & CO., oyster, fish and fruit
dealers, 27 Sussex st
Buss John B., of J. B. buss & Co., resides
in Montreal
Butler Patrick, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
ter st
CAMPBELL HON. ALEXANDER,
EY tet general, Departmental
uildings west, Wellington st, resides
in Kingston, Ont.
Campbell James A., Richmond road
Campbell Thomas, of Harris & Camp-
bell, Bolton st
Campbell Wm., boilermaker, Edward
st, Richmond road
Campbell Wm., cabinetmaker, Bolton st
Campeau Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Joseph,
Bolton'st south
Jarrier Joseph, laborer, McGee st
Carrier Joseph, raftsman, Church st
Carrier Moise, currier, Parry st
Carrier Mrs. Julie, wid Joachim, 5
Patrick st
CARRIER WILLIAM, of Mitchell &
Carrier, Elgin st
Carritre ©. H., bds at Russell hous
cor Rigin and Sparks sts rm
Carroll Jas., carpenter, Ottawa st n0
Carroll John, laborer, Murray st
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TARt0-] DOMINION 587 DIRECTORY. Orrawa.
Tare ae ee ne eae
oll Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, | Chabot Pierre H., tailor, 52 Sussex, h| Chenet Pierre, of J. A. Pinard & Co.,
Ottawa stnorth = _ George st cor Bolton and Dalhousie sts
rroll Mrs, Ellen, wid Michael, Ottawa | Chalifour Mrs. Maria, wid Jac., York st | Cheney Josiah, millwright, Head st, Le
stnorth ; Chalifoux Guillaume, laborer, Cath-| Breton Flats y NK;
roll Mrs. Margaret R., wid James, | cart st_ Chénier Alphonse, carter, Broad st, Le ‘
Metcalfe st ee CHALMERS & CO., jewellery, fancy | Breton Flats ;
ron Charles, foot of Wellington st, : goods, lamps, &c., 24 Sparks st Chepmell Harry, clerk Union Forward-
n George st Chalmers William, of Chalmers & Co., ing and Railway Co., Ashburnham st
Tite a Ont ron Robert, shoemaker, Duke a, Le} bds at Mrs. Nye’s, 34 Sparks st Chepmell Henry, secretary-treasurer,
$4; The Goverdaar Breton Flats, ne at 0. carton 8, foot CHAMBERLIN LIEUT.COL. BROWN, | Union Forwarding and Railway Co.,
Oprictor ; lieut, colon of W agin stn lian, by ig At O.M.G., Queen’s printer, department Ashburnham st =
berlin, C.M.G., Queens grruthers fore carpen er, bds a of seeretary of state for Canada, De- | Cherry Mrs. Ann, wid William, King st
artmental buildings at Y. Helmer’s, } bd Ay st : : partmental buildings east, Welling- Chesley Solomon Y., Stewart st
3t . arruthers John, mi ler, Britannia ter-| ton st, resides in New Edinburgh Chesley Mrs. Alpha, wid Edward, ladies rind
ded Credit Co, Fit ine sig bed ey sana Chambers John, trader, George st _ private school, Maria st p hat
Y, agent, Nicholagst = ae ae a iare bei oe fies Champagne Antoine, hotel, Sussex st Chesterton Walter, architect, 3 Rideau
XPRESS CO..C.CR rter yee assis au cs v4 d ee Champagne Basile, messenger House of | _, St, bds at Mrs. Duignan’s, Sparks st
i 5 CO., C. C.Ray, ee can. SC ia onan goommons resides in Hall ai ad Calixte, water carrier, Rose
i .. J N. 8 rh 1K | Champagne Isidore, b i se 8
itute, Stanislas Drapeau, RTIENNE, baronet, minister of mi-] St Bathiok . ore, boarding house, Chevricr Alex. tavern, Bt Pateiok ét
usse fe . ; ae: ; A
Pen cline Cl litia and defence, Departmental | Champagne Louis, laborer, Nelson st Chevrier Alfred, veterinary surgeon,
Me » V Farence st buildings east, Wellington st, h| Champagne Séraphin,carpenter, York st, | King st
ere ai RY By seers HMB Metcalte st cor Maria st grocer, cor Cathcart and Cumberland | Chevrier Baptiste, laborer, Sherwood st,
allinaton:et 8 at Mrs, MiPary Archibald, Ist class clerk, finance | st Le Breton Flats
3 joiner St Patrick st department, Stewart st _ | Champagne Marcel, laborer, Redpath st Chevrier Edouard, of McKay & Chevrier, aL
rd car hten Chu ig asault Frangois L.,messenger and office Champness Frederick, proprietor St _ Murray st een
cargeutar Dalhousie keeper depastinent of receiver gene-| Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau and va eee of N. & FE. Chevrier,
Mc, wid we ral, Cathcart st Nicholas sts dsat A, Chevrier’s, St Patrick st
ngéle, wid Jean Baptiste, rm pots ui library messenger of CHAMPNESS WELDON, proprietor a ak plinonees of D. R. Leavens
' 4 ‘ the Senate, Cathcart s 3ritish Lion hotel and Centre town & Co., Napoleon st
ane, wig 1 Obds Hneana asault Napoléon, messenger, depart-| livery stables, 61 Sparks st. See Adv Chevrier Léandre, tavern, St Patrick st A
rangcis folner Bolton st i of militia and defence, Cathcart | Chantal Ovide, cabinetmaker, Church rab eats 3 & E., dry goods, 50 and i
*) 1 sl 8 t 79 Sussex s I
carpenter, Sherwood st acav James. Clarenc e \ “ ‘hevrier Noé. of N , rit i
\, LEROUX honse keep. Se lath carter Clasbuce st OHAPAIS HON. JEAN ©., reosiver : Mate or EN Ce
f messenger House of MMBisey Mrs, Bridget, wid Peter, Cathcart general, Departmental buildings east, | (hijton Benjamin, head waiter Russell Het ey
Departmental buildings, ‘eae get, ? bi ellington st, bds at Graham's, Vit-| ~ rouse ey Elgin and Sparks sts hSt ae
st Pe ; oria st 4a * es if Pedice be
asey Patrick, laborer, Stewart st 1 hk 7 Paul st f
ine, laborer, Parry st etna caamlide: aaaiats Chapel of Ease, ch of England, rev. J. | @ ra ; Jork (1 Par
;, laborer, King i asgrain Hermenegilde, assistant patent |S, Lauder and H. Pollard, ministers | hishoha Duneap cere, aecrne s at
Daag Wale clerk, department of agriculture and | Sussex st ’ >| Chisholm Duncan, of Chisholm & Spar- :
‘ tavern, York st statistics, Redpath st n Metcalfe sq | Ghanleau, 9 iad row, resides at Pictou, N.S ui
ph, carter, Gloucester st ass Robert, laborer, Murray st : Chapleau J. R. KE. 2nd class junior clerk, | pratt ay & Sp tha F t
is, laborer, Parry st assels Richard S.._ sresident Union department of militia and defence, CHISHOLM & SI ARROW, wholesale
liam, painter and paper Forwarding and. Retlwe “f W "I bds at City hotel, Clarence st _ and retail grocers, 118 Sussex st
housie st Aavion ih v ay U0., Wel- ee ete John, auctioneer, York st ost ( Fee Oy eek '
corres onding clerk Seb hes P i Charbonneau Félix carriagemaker, loulnAart —=C erk, St Patrick st fad
deparunent bds at T. ete pie Atta Rings ihanal Dalhousie st, h Gloucester st . Chown Edwin, of H. Meadows & Co., aca,
Bolton st, Letter 0 and York sa x, tavern, cor Valhoustle | Sharbonneau Frs., laborer, Broad st, Le resides in Kingston, Ont. , Seat
Lb Cumberland s aidv Phill . Breton Flats Christ church, ch of England, rev. J. 8. yay {
orer, Cumbertand st assidy Philip, stonemason, Church st | @ P ini z mS reer i
laborer, Redpath st atellier I w 9 lel Haare art a as k Charbonneau Honoré, blacksmith, Ot- Lauder, minister, foot of Sparks st i |
e, laborer, Sherwood s, isidley hue as ass Junior clerk, } — tawa st north CHRISTIAN BROTHERS S¢ HOOL, i ; ey
ats He if ie fie O aha at of secre- Charbonneau Louis, laborer, Park st Brother André, superior, Patrick st | | 5 pout ad
barter, Ottawa st north atholic N ¢ 4 lie rtoeera gprs i st} Charbonneau Octave, laborer, St Christie Alexander, of Alex. Christie 15 antag Beck’ | |
REWERY, Arthur Av HW. Rol postolie church, rev. E. J.) Andrew st & Co. cor Biddy st and Concession feb) aie bal
: , ae . Roberts, minister, cor Albert] Ghar a rn : line road enh BiG. | ;
rietor, Rochesterville and Sally sts ’ 8 saueen Vincent, jun., laborer, CHRISTIE \LEXANDER ens op fe }
| laborer, Biddy st ATTRA ; . ark st JHRISTLE ALEXANDER, contractor, | Fal Seo (4
topher, ustoms landing Al sees HON, JOS. EDOUARD, | Charbonneau Vincent, ser., laborer, | CO" Biddy st and Concession line road fle EM GH ate t
+ Paul and Little Susses rea er of the Senate, resides at|* Park st "| CHRISTIE ALEXANDER, & CO., gif bi
ae me e Charlebois Armand,carter,St Patrick st | chemists and druggists, 40 Sparks st a Bit |
e A., collector of Rideau hates rel grocer, cor Cumber-| Charlebois Arséne, laborer, Iiroad st, | CHRISTIE ALEXANDER J., of Ken- a ;
uloyd st n Queen st ‘cg eb he a : Le Breton Flats nedy & Christie, secretary Ottawa A $e
ea : avalier Francois Xay } i ivi . y ~ Pp ' { |
in, chief clerk Rideau make Ginn cee Xavier, carriage-} Charlebois Olivier, laborer, Firoad st, Immigrant Aid society, cor Biddy st F ‘at a
Lloyd st n Queen st v6 Coo outers st ; : Le Breton Flats and Concession line road t : |
clerk, bds at J. Browns, basen har ee watchman St Charlebois Uldéric, laborer, Water st | Christie Miss Rebecca, private boarding i ee
Kinga nt Ottawa railway, cor | Charles Henry,cabinetmaker, Chapel st house, milliner and dressmaker, Sus- : : lea {
, conductor, Cathcart st avin Miel hs Rok sts Charles Joseph, porter, Chapel st sex st ii @ ei
hmas, butcher, Duke st ie I, la vorer, Nicholas st Charon Aime, barber, Clarence st Christie Peter, contractor, bds at Miss a Bite oe
ats ty Sh ary G., gunsmith, cor York | Charon Arséne, laborer, St Andrew st Christie’s, Sussex st sg aries Pe
gardener, Bridge st, Ie vest Alfberd and sts Charon Frangois, laborer, St Andrew st | Christie Samuel, commission merchant, i at ha al
arate red, tailor, Rideau st Charon Hilaire, laborer, Perry st 5 Russell house block, Sparks st, h aiae fe He
laborer, Ottawa st north dhamalns SAR milliner and | Charon Jean, laborer, St Andrew st Union ; pan}
der, laborer, Bolton st aileas By, opetn BM Charon Onésime, laborer, Ottawa. st, | Church Johns, carpenter, Percy st, Rich- eae ae Hee a
, laborer, McGee st Ottaws fr inns, butcher, Rideau stn| Le Breton Flats mond road A I Be 1B 2 AEE hi
, laborer, McGee st ‘ayea Thomas pas Chartrand Frangois, laborer, McGee st | Church Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Michael, i ; i8
? raftsman, Church st oat aH bea Welling- Chartrand Pierre, painter, McGee st lane off Richmond road
currier, Parry st Mer aine Market sq and Hugh st Chase William, foreman, cor Theodore | Church of Notre Dame cathedral, R.
ulie, wid Joachim, 3 Ho... Pi wid Léon, Cumberland st and St Nicholas sts catholic, Sussex st "
‘entral ‘Sch. nigel t Andrew st __ Chaudiére hotel, Nazaire Bertrand, pro- | CHURCH OF ST ALBAN THE MAR-
LLIAM, of Mitchell § princi val Ge east, Arthur Smirl, preter Chaudiére Island TYR, free seat, ch of England, rev.
’ pal, George st CHAUDIERE SAW MILLS AND| Thomas Bedford-Jones, M.A., LL.D.,
n st
, bds at Russell house,
d Sparks sts
rpenter, Ottawa st north
Abotss, Murray st
einer thos west, John Brebner,] MACHINE SHOP, Alanson H. Bald-| priest, Daly st
‘habot H nointt iM i win, proprietor, head office Middle st, / Church Thomas, laborer, lane off Rich-
Jhabot Louis 4 he, tailor, George st h Middle st, Le Breton Flats mond road
turer, Ottawa 2 ginger beer manufac- | Chenay Jean Bte., saw filer, Sherwood | Ciappy John, grocer, Duke st, Le
yMawa st north st, Le Breton Flats Breton Flats, resides in Hull
Orrawa.
CITIZEN (THE), annual subscription to
daily $6; to weekly $1; I. B. Taylor,
ignestor and printer, 29, 31 and 33
Rideau st. See Adv
CITY EXPRESS OFFICE, H. White-
side & Co., 62 Rideau st
CITY HALL, W. P. Lett, city clerk;
K. Routh, assistant, Union sq, Elgin st
City hotel, William Graham, proprietor,
6 and 7 Clarence st
Cityof Ottawa Grammar School, John
Thorburn, M. A., rector, Union sq,
opp. City Hall
CITY POLICE COURT, Martin O'Gara,
magistrate; W. P. Lett, clerk, Union
sq, Elgin st
CITY REGISTRY OFFICE, Alexan-
der Burritt, registrar ; Thos. Sproule,
deputy, nearly opp Russell house, El-
gin st
CITIZENS LIFE AND GUARANTEE
INSURANCE CO. OF CANADA, J.
A. Gemmill, agent, cor Elgin and
Sparks sts
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD, Ff. A. Mer-
edith, chairman; Grant Powell, secre-
tary, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st
Clairoux Moise D., clerk, Dalhousie st
Clancy John, bookkeeper, St Patrick st
Clancy Miss Lizzie, milliner, Elgin st
Clark Charles A., engineer, Parry st
Clark Harry, clerk, St Andrew st
Clark Joseph, lamplighter,St Patrick st
CLARK THOMAS M., agent Royal In-
surance Co, and general commission
agent, Sparks st, resides in New Edin-
burgh
Clark Walter C., professor of music,
O'Connor st
Clarke Alexander, boatman, Biddy st
CLARKE E. D., secretary to minister
of inland revenue, Union sq, cor
Albert and Elgin sts
Clarke George, board of works, Percy
st, Richmond road
Clarke James, bookkeeper, Welling-
ton st
Clarke Simon J., advocate, Ottawa st
north
Clarke Thomas, laborer, Maria st
Clary John, carter, St Paul st
Clayton Francis IL, temporary clerk,
department of militia and defence,
bds at Mrs, Halpenny’s, O’Connor st
Clayton James, bds at Mrs. McLennan’s,
Union sq, Albert st
Clegg William, jun., barrister, Daly st
Clement Charles, blacksmith, Murray st
Clemow Francis, official assignee, man-
aging director Ottawa Gas Co., gen-
eral agent and commission merchant,
17 Sparks st, h cor Queen and Sparks
sts
Clemow Francis C., of Wright &
Clemow, cor Queen and Metcalfe sts
Cleve William, boat builder, John st,
bds at Mrs. Henderson’s, John st n
Vittoria st
Cliche Frangois, raftsman, Park st
Clinton Edward T., prompter Her Ma-
jesty’s theatre, h cor O'Connor and
Maria st
Clisby Lavel K., of Watson & Clisby,
York st
Cloran Mrs. Mary, wid Edmund, St
Patrick st
Cloutier George, printer, Clarence st
Cloutier George F’., printer, Clarence st
Cloutier Jean Bte., printer, Clarence st
Cloutier Paschal, laborer, Murray st
Cloutier Prisque, blacksmith, Rose st
Cloutier Sévére, carpenter, King st
Cloutier Toussaint, joiner, Cathcart st
DOMINION 588 DIRECTORY.
Cluff Isaac, carpenter and builder,
Sparks st, n Hugh st, h cor Queen
and Hugh sts
Cluff Thomas, blacksmith, Wellington
st, h Vittoria st
Cluff William, lumber merchant, Sla-
ter st n Metcalfe st
Olunie C, James, bookkeeper, Rose st
Coad Edward, laborer, Nelson st
Coad Richard, gardener, Burrows st
Coad Thomas, laborer, Water st
Coates Mrs, Agnes, wid Jas., Nepean st
Coates Mrs, Betsey, wid William, jew-
ellery and fancy goods, 21 Rideau st,
h Theodore st
Cobb John, gunsmith, bds at Mrs. Sut-
ton’s, 213 Sparks st
Cobett Lewis Frederick, letter carrier,
bds at B. Hamilton’s, cor Dalhousie
and McTaggart sts
Cochran G. R., 3rd class clerk, post
office department, bds at Mrs. Duig-
nan’s, Sparks st
Cochrane John C. T., general agent,
Elgin st, h Richmond road
Cochrane Mrs. Dela, Rideau st
COCKBURN HON, JAMES, speaker
House of Commons, Parliament
buildings, Wellington st, resides in
Cobourg
Cockburn
Paul st
Cocker Alexander, shoemaker, Ottawa
st north
Codd Alfred, M.D., Rideau st
Codd D., & Co., patent agents, cor Elgin
and Sparks sts
Codd Donald, of D. Codd & Co., resides
in Toronto
Codd James, grocer, Cumberland st
Coffey Thos., market clerk, Clarence st
Cody Patrick, laborer, St Paul st
COFFIN LIBUT. COLONEL W. F.,
ordnance land agent, department of
secretary of state for Canada, De-
partmental buildings east, Wellington
st, h foot of Canal locks
Cottin Tristram C., clerk Quebec bank,
foot of Canal locks
Coghlan Timothy, laborer, Nelson st
Cockburn Emanuel, bookbinder, James
Hope & Co, Sally st
Cole Mrs., laundress, Sparks st
Coleman Arthur O. F., veterinary sur-
geon, livery stables, Rideau st cor
Ottawa st, Dalhousie st
Coleman George T., Daly st
Coleman Patrick, grocer, Sparks st, h
Sally st
Collard Thomas, bookbinder, bds at J.
Graham’s, cor Daly and Nicholas sts
Collier Thomas, clerk, cor Cumberland
and Daly sts
Collins George, builder, Richmond road
Collins Peter, groceries and liquors,
cor Sussex and Boltor sts
Collins rev. John J., R. catholic, lane
off Sparks st bet Hugh and Bank sts
Collins Thomas J., laborer, Franklin st
COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE, LIFE
AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
D.W Coward & Co.,agents,17Sparks
st
COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS, R.S.
M. Bouchette, commissioner; J. John-
son, assistant, Departmental build-
ing east, Wellington st
COMMISSIONER OF INLAND REVE-
NUE, Thomas Worthington, commis-
sioner; A. Brunel, assistant, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st
Condell William, laborer, Murray st
Congregational church, rev. Edward
Ebbs,minister,cor Elgin and Albert sts
tichard, bookbinder, St
[ Province |
Connell Andrew, laborer, Nelson it
Connell Dennis, laborer, Redpath ¢
Connell Michael, laborer, Carleton
Connolly James, butcher, stall | 5
ward market, York st, h 75 Clary,
st
Connolly Mrs. Margaret. wid Jo)
Clarence st
Connolly Peter, messenger, custig
department, George st
Connor George, carpenter, Augnstag
Connor James, pensioner, Augusta
Connor John, policeman, Augusta 4
Connor William, carpenter, Augusta
Connors James, laborer, Baird st
Conroy Michael, laborer, Redpath st
Convent de Notre Dame du Sacré (ey
under the auspices of the Grey Nog
sister Theresa of Jesus, directrs
Rideau st
Convent of the Congregation of Note
Dame, madame St Gabric superio
ess, cor O'Connor and Wellingtons
Conway John, laborer, cor St Andry
and Cumberland sts
Conway John, laborer, Parry st
Conway Miss Jane, milliner and drew
maker, Besserer st
Conway Mrs. Bridget, wid Michael, ¢9
Cumberland and St Andrew s
Conway Mrs, Johanna, wid Patrick,
Besserer st
Conway Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
Clarence st
Conway Patrick, carter, Clarencest
Cooch William, shoemaker, Clarence
Cook James, teamster, Broad 31, lA
Breton Flats
Cook John, carpenter, Bank st
Cook Ralph J., saddler, Redpath st
Cook Samuel, laborer, Bridge st, le
Breton Flats
Cook Thomas, saw filer, Sherwood,
Le Breton Flats
Cooke Richard, laborer, Ottawa st wet
Coombs John, baker, Parry st
Coombs Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph, 2%
Rideau st
Coombs Thomas H., 224 Rideau st
Cooney James, carter, Bolton s,
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Cooper Nicholas, Ottawa st west
Cooper Paul, messenger Union For
warding and Railway Co., bds at is.
Halpenny’s, O’Connor st
Copeland Richard, laborer, Gloucester
st
Copeland William, turner, St Andrew st
COPYRIGHTS Registration of, depart
ment of agriculture and statistics, De
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ton st
Corbeil
Letter O
Corbeil Francois, laborer, Ottawa §
north
Corbeil Victor, laborer, Middle st, lt
Breton Flats ;
Corbett James, bds at British Lion hot,
61 Sparks st
Corbett John, laborer, cor Redpath ast
Dalhousie sts ;
Corcoran John T,, agent, Sussex stb
George st . ;
Corcoran Mrs. Mary, wid Thoms
George st
Cordingley William G.,
Rideau st, h William st | 4
Corizi —, professor of music, Redps
st :
Corkerie rev. Pe, professor Ottawa cok
lege, Wilbrod st «top
Corneil Christopher J., printer,
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smeilier Paul, water carrier, Murray
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orrigan Edward, Biddy st
yrigan William, laborer, Stewart st
sey Michael, laborer, Bank st
stello James, foreman, York st
tello dames, laborer, Bolton st
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s. Ann, wid Joseph, 2%
mas H., 224 Rideau st
nes, carter, Bolton 4
las, Ottawa st west
1, messenger Union For
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chard, laborer, Gloucester
liam, turner, St Andrew #
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able, mason, Bolton sj
icois, laborer, Ottawa §
br, laborer, Middle st, lt
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sts
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fessor of music, Redpst
Ps, professor Ottawa co
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stello Thomas, tavern, Dalhousie
st cor St Andrew st
OTE J, OLIVIER, clerk council jour-
nal, privy council, cor Wilbrod and
King sts
ie Joseph, laborer, Catheart st
te Mrs. Thévese, wid Toussaint, Cum-
berland st
iti Nicolas, joiner, Gloucester st
otterell Chavles, messenger, post office
department, Gloucester st
otton Francis M., government clerk,
Bank of Montreal, Ottawa st south
OTTON HENRY, chief clerk, gover-
nor's seeretary’s office, Ottawa st south
of Rideau st
OTTON JAMES, managing @trector
Times Printing and Publishing Co.,
38 Sparks st, h O'Connor st
otton William H., audit clerk, finance
department, Ottawa st south of
Rideau st
oughlan Mrs. Catherine, wid Daniel,
George st
oughlan Thomas, laborer, St Patrick
st
ouillard Laurent, laborer, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats
oulson Allan, pork packer, Rideau st
oulter Alex., machinist, Middle st,
Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats
OUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, William
Cowan, J.P., county clerk, county of
Carleton, cor St Paul and Nicholas
t ‘
\s
ounty of Carleton Protestant hos-
pital, judge Armstrong, president ;
George Hay, vice-president ; George
ard; Miss Sadler, matron, Sandy hill,
Rideau st
OUNTY OF
CARLETON REGIS-
registrar; William Schofield, deputy‘
cor Daly and Nicholas sts
‘OUNTY GAOL, A. C. Powell, gaoler,
Nicholas at
JOUNTY OFFICIALS OFFICES, cor
St Paul and Nicholas sts
OUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Zachariah Wilson, county treasurer,
county of Carleton, cor St Paul and
Nicholas st
Bowtey Bernard, blacksmith, Park st
JOURRIER D'OUTAOUAIS, annual
subscription to daily $4; to weekly
$1; Dr. J. E. Dorion, editor, N. Bu-
Teal, Manager; printed by the Times
Printing and Publishing Co., 38
Sparks st :
Foursol Jacob, laborer, St Andrew st
OURSOLLES T. GEDEON, assistant
French translator House of Commons,
and solicitor of patents, h opp Con-
vent, Bolton st. See Adv
OURTNEY J. M., accountant and
chief clerk, treasury board, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st,
bds at St James hotel, cor Metcalfe
and Queen sts
ousens William, assessor and superin-
tendent of common schools, Slater st
ousineau Alex., laborer, St Patrick st
ousineau Maurice, fireman, Boteler st
ousineau Michel, laborer, Redpath st
May, sevretary ; George Sadler, stew- |
TRY OFFICE, Edward Sherwood, |
DOMINION 589 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Cousineau Prosper, carpenter, Ottawa st | Crozier Thomas J., foreman, news de-
north
Cousineau Séraphin, laborer, Church st} OGRUICE RICHARD
Cousinean Toussaint, pilot, Bolton st
Couture Damase, laborer, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats
Couture Jean Bte., laborer, Catheart st
Couture Maurice, fireman, Boteler st
Couture Thomas, laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Couturier Mrs. Angele,
King st
Couvret Alfred, sawyer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
wid Olivier,
ler st
Cowan Alexander, fancy goods, Wel-
lington st
Cowan George, Catheart st, Le Breton
Flats
Cowan John, stonemason, Catheart st,
Le Breton Flats
Cowan William, J.P., county clerk,
county of Carleton, cor St Paul and
Nicholas sts, resides in Nepean town-
ship
partment, Free Press, Murray st
W., commission
merchant, 23 Sparks st, h Maria st n
Metealfe st
Cruse Thos., appropriation ledger clerk,
finance department, Hill st, Richmond
road
Cruthers Aaron, foreman, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
Cuddie Andrew, carter, King st
| Cuddie James, carter, Parry st
Cuddie Mrs, Agnes, wid James, Parry st
| Culligan John, grocer, Bolton st cor
Couvret Magloire, harnessmaker, Bote- | 8
Dalhousie st
Cuming Mrs, Catherine, wid captain
Thomas, Metealfe st
Cummins James, carpenter, Stewart st
;Cummins William, laborer, cor Mos-
COWARD D. W., & CO., grain and |
commission merchants, insurance
agents, coal dealers and agents for
Allan Line of Steamships,17 Sparks st
Coward David W., of D. W. Coward &
Co,, Rideau st
Cowdron Henry, gunmaker, York st
COX GEORGE, engraver, Elgin st, h
Rideau stn Gloucester st
Cox James, secretary-treasurer Metro-
politan Building and Savings society,
h cor Hugh and Queen sts
Cox Mrs. Alicia, wid Wm., Nelson st
Cox Mrs, Ann, wid R., Richmond road
Cox Samuel, laborer, Richmond road
Coyle Mrs. Ellen, wid Edward, laun-
dress, St Andrew st
Crabb John, carpenter, Vittoria st
Parry sts, h Nelson st
Craig Alex., laborer, Gloucester st
Craig James, carpenter, Chapel st
Craig Jobn, boatman, Gloucester st,
entre town
Crain George, contractor, Slater st
Crane George W., cabinetmaker, and
fancy goods, Wellington st
Crane Robert, plasterer, Besserer st
Crannell Levi, secretary and treasurer
Upper Ottawa Steamboat Co., Rich-
mond road
Crawford Ambrose, laborer
Crawley Miss Jane,
Wellington st
Creighton David, clerk, Clarence st
Creighton James, tailor, Clarence st
Croft John, laborer, Stewart st
Centre st
grove and St Paul sts
Cunningham Chartres R., of Cunning-
bam & Lindsay, Theodore st
Cunningham George, grocer, King st
cor Water st
Cunningham Henry, of H. Meadows &
Co,, resides in Kingston, Ont.
Cunningham Jas., bookkeeper, Bank st
Cunningham & Lindsay, importers of
fancy and staple dry goods, 14 Rideau
st and Duke st, Le Breton Flats
Cunningham Mrs. Mary, wid George,
fruit dealer, Sparks st, h Wilbrod st
Cunningham Thos., laborer, Rideau st
Curran Barnard, laborer, Nicholas st
Curran F., messenger department of
justice, Canal road
Curran Peter, caretaker lockhouse, opp
locks n Sussex st
| Curran Peter, laborer, off Sparks st n
Canal basin
Curran Robert, laborer, Albert st, Rich-
mond road
| Curran Timothy, King st
| Craik James, butcher, cor Nelson and
Curran William, cor Resserer and Cum-
berland sts
Curran W., messenger Intercolonial
Railway office, Canal road
/Currell Benjamin, water carrier, Dal-
grocery,
Crombie Edw. B., of Herrick & Crombie, |
Albert st
Cronan Cornelius, laborer, Ottawa st
north
Crosby Chester A., of A. J. Stephens | 1
; Cusack Michael laborer, Carleton st
& Co., Maria st
Crosby Mrs. Janet, wid Hiram, cor
Boteler and Metealfe sts
Cross John, saw and
Duke st, Le Breton Flats
Cross Thomas, 3rd class clerk, finance
department, Richmond road
Cross Wm., blacksmith, cor Stewart |
and Ottawa sts west
Crowley Patrick, laborer, York st
Crown hotel, Hubert Kerr, proprietor,
56 Rideau st
Crown timber office, A. J. Russell,
crown timber agent, inspector of
crown timber agencies, and collector
of slide dues, cor Queen and Hugh sts
planing mill,
housie st
Currell James, laborer, Kent st
Currell John, cutler, cor George and
Dalhousie sts
Currie James, laborer, Cobourg st
Currie Patrick, laborer, Cobourg st
Currier Joseph M., M.P.,of N.S. Blasdell
& Co,, resides in New Edinburgh
Currier Lewis D., watchman, cor Nicho-
las and Theodore sts
Currier Thomas W., of T. W. Currier &
Co,, Ottawa st south of Rideau st
Currier T. W., & Co., steam planing mill,
Slater st, Canal basin
CURTIS JOHN, hairdresser and hair
manufacturer, 57 Rideau st
Curtis Nathan W. IL, mail conductor,
Albert st, Richmond road
Cusack Michael, groceries and liquors,
cor Boteler and Carleton sts
Cushman John, clerk, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Cussans Henry, confectioner, George
st cor Dalhcusie st
Cusson Edmond, blacksmith, Ottawa st
north
CUSTOM HOUSE, Duncan Graham,
collector, Elgin st
CUSTOMS — DEPARTMENT, © hon.
Samuel L. Tilley, C. B., minister of cus-
toms; R. 8. M. Bouchette, deputy ;
Departmental buildings east, Welling.
ton st
Cutler John, lumber merchant, cor York
and Sussex sts
nt tees
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OTTAWA.
Cuzner Luke, leather store, 29 Rideau
st, h Sandy hill
Oyr Eloi, carter, St Andrew st
Cyr Mrs. Margaret, wid Louis, Bolton
8
t
Dagenais Alfred, cooper, McTaggart st
Dagenais Kdward, laborer, Ottawa st
north
DAILY NEWS, evening, annual sub-
scription $4; Andrew ©, Wilson,
editor; Andrew Wilson & Son, pro-
prietors and printers, cor Ottawa
st west and St Paul st
Daisy James, laborer, Bolton st
Dalaire Abraham, butcher, Parry st
Dalaire Mrs. Marie, wid Charles, Cath-
cart st
Dale Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Daley James, 3rd class clerk, marine
and fisheries department, bds at
Salmon’s hotel, York st
Daley Richard, laborer, Dalhousie st
Dalglish George, grocer, cor Queen and
Jathcart sts
Dalglish James, grocer, Wellington st,
h Bank street road, Nepean township
Dalglish Thomas, clerk, bds at Mrs. J.
Leamy’s, York st
Dalton Maurice, laborer, York st
DAME C., superintendent locomotive
and car department St Lawrence
and Ottawa railway, McTaggart st,
resides in Prescott, Ont.
Damour Elie, blacksmith, Clarence st, h
St Patrick st
Dancy Alexander, laborer, Bank st
Dancy Alexander, laborer, Biddy st
Dancy Miss Jane, groceries, Rideau st
Dancy Thomas, laborer, Biddy st
Dandurand James, foreman, Queen st
Dandurand very rev, Damase,R. catholic,
grand vicar and curate, Episcopal
palace, St Patrick st
Dane Mrs. Nancy, wid James, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Daniel Mrs. Harriet, wid Peter, St An-
drew st
Danfausse F. B., carter, St Andrew st
Daniel Robert T., of Davidson & Daniel,
Wellington st
Daniels Samuel, conductor St Law-
rence and Ottawa railway, Bolton st,
Letter O
Danis Joseph, carpenter, Gloucester st,
Lower town
Dann James, sailor, Richmond road
Daoust Alfred, grocer, St Patrick st
Daoust Casimir, laborer, Nelson st
Daoust Nelson, miller, Montreal st, Le
Breton Flats
Darcey Patrick, laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Darcey William, grocer and shoemaker,
cor Rideau and Augusta sts
Dasey James, laborer, Bolton st
D’ Auteuil J. B., 3rd class clerk, depart-
ment of agriculture and statistics, bds
at Mrs, Fraser’s, York st
David Joseph, blacksmith, St Andrew
st
David Léon, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton
Flats
DAVIDSON & DANIEL, chemists and
druggists, 41 Rideau st
Davidson Francis R., of Davidson &
Daniel, Albert st
Davidson James, clerk, bds at City
hotel, Clarence st
Davis Edward, shoemaker, Cobourg st
Davis Edwin, carpenter, St Andrew st
Davis Frederick, laborer, Rideau st
Davies Hugh, carpenter, Cumberland st
Davis Joseph, carpenter, St Patric!. st
DOMINION 590 DIRECTORY.
Davis John G., canvassing agent and
collector, Besserer st
Davis Michael, carpenter, Rideau st
Davis Miss Ann, select day school for
young ladies, Besserer st
Davis Robert, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Davis Thomas, laborer, Parry st
Davis William, contractor, Sandy hill,
Rideau st
Dawson Charles, laborer, Nicholas st
Dawson Frederick, laborer, Parry st
DAWSON GEORGE, sewing machine |
agent, 81 Rideau st, bds at Mrs. Love- |
rin’s, cor Rideau and Nelson sts
Dawson James, laborer, Cathcart st
Dawson James, laborer, Cumberland st
Dawson James, laborer, Rideau st
DAWSON REV.ASNEAS McD. military
chaplain, Long Island and St Mar-
garets, bds at J, Clarke’s, Welling-
ton st
Dawson Richard, engineer, Albert st,
Richmond road
Day Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Day Samuel,
Gloucester st
Dazé rev. M., professor Ottawa college,
Wilbrod st
evangelical preacher,
Dazé Vincent, shoemaker, St Andrew st |
Dea Francis, carter, Dalhousie st n
Clarence st
Dea Thomas, stonecutter, bds at Mrs. |
Dea’s, Dalhousie st n Clarence st
Décary Joseph, William st
Degar Michael, laborer, Biddy st
Deguise Aug., grain dealer, Dalhousie st |
Dehétre Mrs. Henriette, wid Alexandre,
St Andrew st
Delige Francois, clerk, Rideau st
Delige Francois, painter, Bolton st
Delaney Mrs, Ellen, wid Philip, Parry st
Delesderniers John M, C., grocer, cor
Sussex and York sts, resides in New
Edinburgh
Delorme Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Delorme Francois, laborer, Carriére lane
Delorme Isaie, jun., carter, Carriére lane
Delorme Isaie, sen., laborer, Carriére
lane
Demers Joseph, laborer, Bolton st
Demers Moise, saw filer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Demers Olivier, laborer, King st
Denault Emery, joiner, McGee st
Denault Eustache, laborer, cor King
and St Andrew sts
Denanlt Francois, joiner, cor King
and Bolton sts :
Denault Léon, carpenter, St Andrew st
Denault Léon, joiner, St Andrew st
Denault Octave, trader, Bolton st
Denéchaud Edouard, French writing |
clerk House of Commons, bds at |
City hotel, Clarence st
Denison George, laborer, lane off Rich-
mond road
Dennis Thomas, clerk, bds at J. Brown’s,
Queen st
Dent Joseph, pilot, Clarence st
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, hon. |
Sir John A. Macdonald, K.C.B., min-
ister of justice ; H. Bernard, deputy,
Departmental buildings east, Welling
ton st
DEPOT CANADA CENTRAL RAIL-
WAY, Le Breton Flats
DEPOT ST LAWRENCE AND OT-
TAWA RAILWAY, McTaggart st
Dériger Louis, boot and shoe maker,
Ottawa st
| Deslauriers Henri,confectioner, 198 CA
[Province q
aS
Derinzie John, messenger Bank of Joli Dionne J
treal, Bank street road partme!
Derocher Célestin, policeman, Otta tics, ©
st north Dionne (
Derochers Etienne, messenger House public
Commons, Metcalfe st Division ¢
Déry Frangois, plasterer, Napoleon s clerk, R
Desaire Octave, mason, St Patrick at Dixon Gee
Deschamps Alex.,, joiner, Clarence st DOBIER |
Désilets André, sawyer, Cumberland dealers,
Desjardins Augustin, laborer, Water
Desjardins Bernabé, stonecutter, Re
path st
Desjardins Charles, operator Peop|
and Dominion Telegraph Co.'s, bis
Matthews’ hotel, York st
Desjardins Edouard, tavern, Murray
Desjardins Frangois, laborer, Park
Desjardins Sévere, laborer, Ottawa
north
Desjardins Sévére, joiner, Park st
Deslauriers Félix, laborer, Nelson st
dean st
Dobier Jo!
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A Dobson G
hotel, ec
Doherty J
the Sen:
Doherty M
art and
Dolan Chi
Dolan Mie
Dolan Mic
DOLE Al
rence st ; : Hamilto
Desiauriers Isidore, office keeper, pill Dominion
lic works department, Departmen Drumme
buildings west, Wellington st
Deslauriers Louis, laborer, Rose st
Desmarais Léonard, shoemaker, Mun
st
Desnan Edward, carpenter, Ottawa
north
Desnoyers Jérdme, carpenter, Napole
st
Desnoyers Jos., laborer, Ottawa st no
Désormeau Joseph, laborer, Glouceste
Desroches George, joiner, Church st
Desroches Jos., printer, 194 Clarence
Desroches Moise, tinsmith, York st,
Murray st
Desrosiers Antoine, proprietor Sor
hotel, St Patrick st
Devine Peter, laborer, Broad st, Le Ba
ton Flats
Devlin Edward, drover, Clarence s
Devlin Jas., professor of music, Sparks
Devlin Robert J., hatter and furrier,
Rideau st, bds at Russel house, d
Elgin and Sparks sts
Devreux Mrs. Bridget, wid Antho
Albert st, Richmond road
Dewan John, laborer, Nepeanst ]
Dewar Colin, accountant, Queen 3,
Breton Flats
Dewar Hugh, civil service, Glouees
st
Dewar Thomas J., salesman, bis at
Dewar’s, Gloucester st
Dewart Joseph, laborer, Bridge #
Breton Flats
DEWE JOHN, chief post office
tor, oftice Departmental bu
west, Wellington st, h Nelsons
Dewey Charles, laborer, cor George
William sts
Dick George, shipper, Nepean st _
DICKINSON WILLIAM, deputy
spector general, finance depart
Departmental buildings east, W ellig
ton st, h Richmond road
Dickson William H., clerk, 9 Prs
terrace, Daly st :
Didier Joséph, joiner, St Andrew st
Didier Léon, raftsman, Chureh st iy
Dillon Michael, laborer, Clarence §
Dimbleby Joseph, tailor, 79 Rideau
h George st
Dinelle Charles, tailor, Parry st
jardins,
Dompierre
Donaldson
atW. St
ton Flat:
Donoher T
stn Hug
Donohoe J
Donovan .
Clarence
Donovan \
Doolan M
Daly st
Dooley Pat
Doran Jam
Doran Joh
Doran Will
DURE F,,
culture,
Elgin an
Dorion Alb
Breton F'
Dorion Ale
DORION |
and copp
hardware
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Le Bretor
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clerk anc
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the cathe
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editor of
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Dorion Jose
Dorion Lou
st, resides
Worion Nog]
Dorion Olivi
Dorion Zep
Douaire Ay
Senate, e«
DOUCET ©
St Lonis }
Doucet Jean
ton Flats
Doudiet Ray
it, Centre
Dougherty |
Augusta
Douglas Arc
Dinelle Gilbert, ‘laborer, Broad st, Daly st
Breton Flats larer ouglas Jan
Dinelle Mrs. Adelaide, wid Pie: Dow Donald
Andrew st me oward Ede
Dionne Israél, laborer, Duke st, Le Halpenny’
ton Flats Dowler Jobin
[PRovince damm QyraRte. ]
Dionne Joseph F., 3rd class clerk, de-
rtment of agriculture and statis-
tics, Chapel st
Dionne Octave, assistant bookkeeper,
public works department, Chapel st
Division Court office, George R, Burke,
clerk, Rideau st
Dixon George, cutter, Rideau st
DOBIER J. W. HL, & OO., boot and shoe
dealers, prunella boot depot, 10 Ri-
dean st
Dobier John W. HL, of J. W. H. Dobier
& 0o,, Parry st
MB Hobson George, printer, bds at Albion
hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts
Doherty James, sessional messenger of
the Senate, resides in Quebec
Doherty Miss Mary, laundress, cor Stew-
artand Augusta sts
Dolan Charles, carter, Murray st
Dolan Michael, jun., laborer, Maria st
Dolan Michael, sen., laborer, Maria st
DOLE ALEXANDER M., manager for
Hamilton Brothers, Sussex st
Dominion Telegraph Co,, George P.
Drummond, manager; Charles Des-
jardins, operator, 19 Sparks st
Dompierre Basile, baker, King st
Donaldson Benjamin, bookkeeper, bds
at W. Stewart’s, Cathcart st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Donoher Thomas, bookkeeper, Sparks
le stn Hugh st
Donohoe James, tailor, Nelson st
Donovan Alexander, blacksmith, 210
Clarence st
Donovan William, laborer, Church st
Doolan Mrs. Hannah, wid Edward,
Daly st
Dooley Patrick, laborer, Centre st
Doran James, carpenter, Nicholas st
Doran John, laborer, Nicholas st
Doran William, laborer, Church st
DORE F., clerk, department of agri-
culture, bds at Russell house, cor
Elgin and Sparks sts
Dorion Albert, shoemaker, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Dorion Alex., painter, St Patrick st
DORION CHARLES P., tin, brass
and copper smith, dealer in stoves,
hardware, coal oil, &e., 60 Sparks st
Dorion Emmanuel, laborer, Sherwood st
Le Breton Flats
DORION EUGENE P., assistant law
clerk and chief French translator
House of Commons, h Sussex st, opp
the cathedral
DURION JACQUES EDMOND, M.D.,
editor of Le Courrier d’Outaouais,
Besserer st
Dorion Joseph, culler, Ottawa st
Dorion Louis N., photographer, Duke
st, resides in Hull
Dorion Noél, trader, Murray st
Porion Olivier,chairmaker, St Patrick st
rion Zéphirin, clerk, Church st
Douaire Augustin, messenger of the
Senate, cor Gloucester and Parry sts
MOCCET CHARLES O., clerk, bds at
St Lonis hotel, Church st
Poucet Jean, laborer, Broad st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Houdiet Edward F., printer, Gloucester
at, Centre town
Dougherty Mrs, Mary, wid Timothy,
Augusta st
poug Archibald, customs surveyor
Daly st :
bes James, laborer, Biddy st
bowie carpenter, Besserer st
Haven gar, organist, bds at Mrs.
ford Ted 8, O'Connor st__
tt John, millwright, Rideau st
messenger Bank of }
treet road
stin, policeman, Otta
nne, messenger House
etealfe st
plasterer, Napoleon s
, mason, St Patrick st
*X,, joiner, Clarence gt
, sawyer, Cumberland
rustin, laborer, Water
rnabé, stonecutter, Ri
arles, operator Peopl
m Telegraph Co.'s, bds
otel, York st
yuard, tavern, Murray
ncois, laborer, Park st
vére, laborer, Ottawa
rére, joiner, Park st
lix, laborer, Nelson st
nri,confectioner, 198 Clg
sidore, office keeper, pu
lepartment, Departmen
est, Wellington st
puis, laborer, Rose st
onard, shoemaker, Mur
rd, carpenter, Ottawa
‘Ome, carpenter, Na
3., laborer, Ottawa stno
seph, laborer, Gloucester
orge, joiner, Churehst
3., printer, 194 Clarence
pise, tinsmith, York st,
ntoine, proprietor Sor
virick st 3
laborer, Broad st, Le Ba
rd, drover, Clarence
rofessor of music, Sparks
t J., hatter and furrer,
bds at Russel? house, ¢
Sparks sts
Bridget, wid Antho
tichmond road
laborer, Nepeanst |
accountant, Queen st,
, civil service, Glouces
is J., salesman, bds at
loucester st
ph, laborer, Bridge #,
8
V, chief post office ins
Departmental built
ngton st, h Nelson t
28, laborer, cor Georgt
| shipper, Nepean st
WILLIAM, deputy
eral, finance depart?
al buildings east, Well
chmond roa 3
iam H., clerk, 9 Prest
ly st iM
, joiner, St Andrew at
raftsman, Church st F
1, laborer, Clarence i
seph, tailor, 79 Ridead
es, tailor, Party . ;
rt, ‘laborer, Broad st,
5 . 8 ee
Adelaide, wid Pierry,
, laborer, Duke st, Ieb
DOMINION 591 DIRECTORY.
—_—_————— OO Oo OO ron ovm
Dowler Richard, millwright, Rideau st
Downes Mrs, Sarah, wid James, Cum-
berland st
Downey John, laborer, McLaughlin st
Le Breton Flats
Downey William, laborer, Boteler st
Downie Richard, shoemaker, Albert st,
Richmond road
Dowsley Thomas, land agent, 37 Rideau
st, hcor King and Rideau sts
Doxtater Henry, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Doyer Paul, carpenter, cor Dalhousie
and Bolton sts
Doyle Dennis, laborer, St Paul st
Doyle Edward, laborer, St Andrew st
Doyle John, brewer, Nicholas st
Doyle Michael, laborer, Franklin st
Doyle Mrs. Ann, wid James, Clarence st
Doyle Mrs, Catherine, wid Patrick
Murray st
Doyle Samuel, agent, Augusta st
Doyon Moise, clerk, King st
DRAPEAU STANISLAS, president
Canadian Institute, statistical clerk,
department of agriculture and sta-
tistics, St Patrick st
Draper Benjamin J., of Fingland &
Draper, bds at Mathews’ hotel, York
st n Sussex st
Drinkwater Charles, private secretary
to sir John A, Macdonald, K.C.B., 2nd
class clerk and short hand writer,
department of justice, Daly st
Drinkwater Thomas K., private secre-
tary to hon. P. Mitchell, 3rd class
clerk and short hand writer, marine
and fisheries department, Daly st
Driscoll James, contractor, Stewart st
Driscoll Timothy, harnessmaker, King
st
Driscoll William, laborer, St Patrick st
Drolet Arséne, laborer, St Andrew st
Drugan Mrs. Ellen, wid James, Albert
st, Richmond road
DRUMMOND ANDREW, manager
Bank of Montreal, Wellington st
Drummond George P., insurance agent,
manager People’s and Dominion Tele-
graph Cos., 19 Sparks st, h cor Elgin
and Maria sts
Drummond Henry M., clerk Bank of
Montreal, Wellington st
Drummond Samuel, tavernkeeper,
Clarence st
DRYSDALE JOHN, bookkeeper, cus-
toms department, cor Kent and Vit-
toria st
Dubé Damase, carpenter, St Andrew st
Dubé David N., laborer, Cumberland st
Dubois Auguste, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Dubois Charles, Ottawa st
Dubois Jean Baptiste, laborer, Parry st
Dubois Louis, water carrier, Murray st
Dubreuil Hyacinthe, Park st
Dubreuil Octave, joiner, Bolton st
Duchaine rev. G., professor Ottawa col-
lege, Wilbrod st
Duchemin Olivier, laborer, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Duchesne Francois, clerk, King st
Duchesne Napoléon, butcher, King st
Duff Alex., of O'Meara & Co., Albert st
Duff James, carter, York st
DUFFIL H. H., clerk in charge of canal
returns, inland revenue department,
Canal road
Duffy Henry, clerk, bds at City hotel,
Clarence st
Duffy Isaac S., compositor, bds at Dr.
McConnell’s, cor Wellington st and
Market sq
Duffy Peter, laborer, Murray st
OTTAWA.
Duffy William, laborer, Rideau st n
Augusta st
Dufort Adolphus, laborer, Sherwood st
Le Breton Flats
Dufour Alfred, blacksmith, King st
Dufour Pierre, waggonmaker,Rideau st
Dufresne Chas., laborer, Cumberland st
Dufresne Joseph M., of Dufresne & Me-
Garity, resides at 39 St Denis et,
Montreal
Dufresne Jacques, printer, Church st,
bet Cumberland and Dalhousie sts
Dufresne L. Flavien, Ist class clerk
department of receiver general, Theo-
dore st cor Nelson st
DUFRESNE & McGARITY, wholesale
and retail grocers, wine, spirit and
fruit merchants, agents for Gooder-
ham & Worts, Toronto, 43 Sussex st
Dugas Nazaire, millwright, Parry st
Dugast rev. L., professor Ottawa col-
lege, Wilbrod st
Duguay Miss Marie, seamstress, Bolton
st
Duggan Mrs. Catherine, wid Dennis,
cor Theodore and Ottawa sts west
Duhamel Frangois, butcher, Duke st,
Le Breton Flats
Duhamel Laurent, butcher, cor St Pat-
rick and Cumberland sts
Duhamel Ls., carriagemaker, Murray st
Duignan Francis, clerk, bds at Mrs.
Duignan’s, Sparks st
Duignan Mrs. Ellen, wid Terence,
boarding house, Sparks st, n Bank st
Dumais Maxime, laborer, King st
Dumais Olivier, laborer, King st
Dumontier Edouard, joiner, Usarence st
Dumoulin Eustache, carriagemaker,
Bolton st
Dal-
Dumoulin Joseph,
housie st
Duncan Mrs. Dora, wid Donald, 120
Clarence st
Dunford Mrs. E., wid Patrick, Baird st
DUNKIN HON. CHRISTOPHER, Q.C.,
minister of agriculture and statistics,
Departmental buildings west, Welling-
ton st, bds at J. Tomlinson’s, Metcalfe
st, Centre town
Dunlevie Horace G., post office clerk,
Albertst, Richmond road
Dunlevie M. K., 3rd class clerk, post
oflice department, Albert st, Richmond
road
Dunlevie Mrs. Gerald G., Albert st,Rich-
mond road
Dunlop Adam, pattern maker, Conces-
sion line road, n Nepean st
Dunlop T. E., operator Montreal Tele-
graph Co., bds at Mrs. Sutton’s, 214
Sparks st
Dunlop James, Cumberland st
Dunlop James, messenger Ontario bank,
cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts
Dunlop James, printer, British Ameri-
can Bank Note Co., John st
Dunn Edward, plasterer, Bolton st
Dunn Henry, painter, King st
Dunn Henry, tailor, King st
Dunn James, plasterer, Nepean st
Dunn John, plasterer, Bolton st
Dunr. Thomas, tinsmith, King st
Dunne John, sessional messenger of the
Senate, Duke st
Dunne Peter, assistant housekeeper of
the Senate, in charge of news room,
Parliament buildings, h Richmond
road
Dunning Aaron I, barrister, 45 Rideau
st, h St Patrick st
Dunning Bernard, laborer, Murray st
Dunning Elisha, saw filer, Queen st
Dunning Patrick, laborer, Water st
shoemaker,
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OTTAWA.
Dunning Sampson, farmer, St Patrick st
Dunning Wellington R., potash factory,
Catheart st
DUPLESSIS THOMAS C,, assistant
secretary Intercolonial Railway
commission, cor Wilbrod and Nelson
sts
Dupont Alex., raftsman, St Andrew st
Dupont Moise, raftsman, St Andrew st
Dupont Mrs, B., Sparks at
Dupré André, raftsman, Murray st
Dupuis Adolphe, grocer, St Patrick st
Dupuis Alexandre, laborer, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Dupuis Charles, hotel, Sussex st
Dupuis Maxime, clerk, bds at C, Dupuis’
hotel, Sussex st
Dupuis Pierre, of Gelhausen & Dupuis,
resides in Montreal
Durham Patrick, laborer, Kent st
DURIE J., & SON, wholesale and retail
booksellers and stationers,and agents
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co, of Lon-
don, Eng., 10 Sparks st
Durie John, of J. Durie & Son, Rich-
mond road
Durie John S&S, of J. Durie & Son,
Richmond road
Durnford Edward C., deposit ledger
keener Quebec bank, bds at Mrs, Par-
dey’s, Wellington st
Durocher Jean, laborer, Chapel st
Durocher Joseph, of Lalonde & Duro-
cher, Park st
Durocher Olivier, shoemaker, 77 Sussex
st, h cor Dalhousie and Church sts
Durocher rev. Z., master of studies Ot-
tawa college, Wilbrod st
Dusault Mrs. Marie Ann, wid Magloire,
Murray st
Dusault Olivier, carpenter, Murray st
Dwyer Stephen, laborer, Besserer st
Dwyer John If, Slater st
Dyde Samuel, freight agent Union For-
warding and Railway Co., Augusta st,
Sandy hill
Dyke James, Wellington st
Dyke John, German interpreter, and
proprietor Feathers hotel, William st
Dyke Joseph, clerk, bds at J. Dyke's,
Wellington st
DYKE MISS SARAH JANE, superin-
tendent Protestant Orphans home,
Albert st
Dymer Joseph, joiner, St Andrew st
Rafle Mrs. Rosanna, wid Wm., Bank st
EARLE HENRY, secretary-treasurer
British American Bank Note Co., cor
Bay and Queen sts
Earle Thomas, boarding house, 53
Rideau st
Eastcott James, mason, Nepean st
Eastman Richard, photographer, York st
Kaston Hiram, forwarder and commis-
sion merchant, Canal basin, Little
Sussex st, h Theodore st
Easton William H., flour and feed store,
Ridean st, h Theodore st
EASTWOOD DANIEL §S., manager
Ontario bank, and treasurer Ottawa
Jity Passenger railway, cor Sparks
and Metcalfe sts
Raton Mrs.Rose Ann, laundress, Bank st
Ravy Lawrence, laborer, St Patrick st
Ebbs rev. Edward, Congregationalist,
Vittoria st n Kent st
Edmondson James, bricklayer, Ottawa
st north
Edmondson John, bricklayer, Richmond
= road
Edwards Evan, pattern maker, Conces-
sion line road, n Centre st
Edwards Solomon, grocer and fruiterer,
Wellington st
DOMINION 6592
Edwards Thomas, section foreman St
panne and Ottawa railway, Bote-
er st
Edwards William, butcher, stall 3 By
ward market, York st, h Rideau st
Ryan Dennis, tavern, Percy st
yan James, carpenter, Concession line
road, n Biddy st
Ngan John, mason, Biddy st
Eygleson Columbus, clerk, 102 Sussex st
KEyleson James, of P. A, Egleson &
Son, 102 Sussex st
Bgleson Mra, Catherine, ladies under-
clothing, 76 Rideau st
EGLESON P, A, & CO,, merchant
tailors, 96 Sussex st
EGLESON P. A., & SON, wholesale
and retail grocers and provision mer-
chants, established 1840, 80 Sussex st
Egleson Patrick J., of P. A, Egleson &
Co,, St Andrew st rc
Egleson Peter A,, of P. A. Egleson &
Son, 102 Sussex st
Egleson Peter A., of P. A. Egleson &
Co., St Andrew st
Egleson Samuel, bookkeeper, St Andrew
st
Egleson Thomas J., clerk, 102 Sussex st
Kldridge William, laborer, Cobourg st
Elliott And., messenger House of Com-
mons, resides in St Andrews, N. B.
Elliott Francis, farmer, Bank st
Elliott George E., of Elliott & Hamil-
ton, Wellington st, bet Hugh and Bank
sts
ELLIOTT & HAMILTON, dry goods,
23 Rideau st
Elliott Miss Sarah, dressmaker, Bank st
Elliott Mrs, Jane, wid William, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Elliott Robert, hotelkeeper, York st
Elliott Thomas, traveller, bds at Union |
house, Elgin st
Ellis William, grocer, Duke st, Le Bre-
ton Flats :
Elson William, clerk, office of Queen’s
printer,department of secretary of state
for Canada, Elgin st
EMIGRATION OFFICE, under the
direction of the department of agri-
culture, William J, Wills, agent, Met-
calfe st
English hotel, Slocombe & Stevens,
proprietors, 66 Rideau st
English Thomas, laborer, King st
Ennis Francis H., registrar,public works
departinent, Rideau st
Eno Alexis, laborer, St Andrew st
Anright John C.,tinsmith, Wellington st
Enright Mrs, Ann, wid Jeremiah, tin-
ware and stoves, Wellington st
Enright Patrick, carpenter, Cumber-
land st
Episcopal methodist church, rev. Geo.
Abbs, minister, cor Dalhousie and
York sts
Episcopal Methodist church, rev. B
Lane minister, cor Bridge and Queen
sts, Le Breton Flats
Erratt Jacob, grocer, Church st cor
Dalhousie st
Esdale George, carpenter, Bolton st,
Letter O
Esdale William, laborer, Bolton st, Let-
ter O
Esmonde Brothers, house furnishing
goods and stove dealers, 43 Sparks st
Esmonde John P., of Esmonde Bro-
thers, 43 Sparks st
Esmonde Joseph R., of Esmonde Bro-
thers, 43 Sparks st
Esplin Charles, millwright, Edward st
ESTATE McKAY, Thomas C. Keefer,
C.E., trustee, office in New Edinburgh
DIREOTORY,
[ Provinos ;
Ethier Alexandre, joiner, George gt
Ethier Césaire, laborer, Church gt
Kthier Hypolite, laborer, Parry gt
Ethier Jos,, blacksmith, Bolton gt
Kthier Joseph A,, joiner, George 9
Ktna Fire Insurance Co, of Harton)
Conn, J.T. & W, lennock, agents
194 Sparks st ’
Evans Frederick, 43 Suasey at
EVANS FREDERICK, _ proprieyy
St James hotel, cor Metealfe and
Queen sts, See Adv page 12
Evans Jeremiah, blacksmith, Sparks st
n Bank st
Evans Miss Noemi, milliner, York ¢
oe Samuel, pork packer, 17 Ridew
8
Kvans William, laborer, Dalhousie s
EVENING MALL, daily, annual ab
scription $3; A. G, Gilbert, editor
James Bailiff, proprietor; Thy
Printing and Publishing Co., printer)
38 Sparks st
Evoy Alexander, laborer, Queen si,
Breton Flats }
Facette Joseph, laborer, Redpath st
Facette Louis, laborer, Redpath st
Fagan Michael, laborer, Nepean st
Fahey E., painter, bds at Albion hotel
cor Daly and Nicholas sts
Fair Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Cumber
land st
Falardeau Louis, raftsman, St Patricks
Fallis Miss Annie, saleswoman, bds aj
Miss C, Godwin’s, William st
Fallis Richard B., foreman job depart
ment, Free Press office, George st
FALLS WILLIAM H., deputy. sherif
and secretary-treasurer of the Ut
wa and Gloucester Road Co,, cor %
Paul and Nicholas sts, bds at Mr
Halpenny’s, O'Connor st
Fanning James, shoemaker, Botelers
Fanning Michael, laborer, St Audrews
FANNING WILLIAM, 2nd assi
clerk, translator of votes and
ceedings and journals of Hous
Commons, bds at Mrs.
Sparks st
Farley James F., clerk, Maria st
Farmer Benjamin, carpenter, Rich
road
Farmer Edward, tavern, Church st
Farmers hotel, V. Laporte, proprietst
Rideau st
Farquhar William, clerk, bds at Mr
Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Farrell Daniel, pensioner, Nepean st
Farren William, laborer, Division st
Farrer Mrs, Eunice, wid Henry, j
Faucher Xavier, raftsman, Church st
Faulkner Edward, carpenter, Ottavas
north 4
Faulkner Miss Agnes, housekeeper, pt
vate cancer infirmary, Maria st
Faulkner Napoleon, clerk, Church st
Fauteux Auguste, laborer, Ottawa s
Fauteux Jérémie, laborer, Le Brett
Flats
Favreau Napoléon, of P. & N. Favredl
cor St Patrick and Dalhousie sts
Favreau P. & N., grocers, St Patrick!
cor Dalhousie st :
Favreau Paul, of P. & N. Favreat,!
sistant fire inspector, St Patrick st
Feathers hotel, John Dyke, propriett!
William st , cS
Featherston John P., druggist, Sus
st, h Sandy hill, Rideau st
Fee Samuel, clerk, bds at British Lia
hoicl, 61 Sparks st EES
Feeny Patrick, laborer, Vittoria st
Fellowes G. B. L., Q.C., Metcalfe st
Fellows Henry, carpenter, Anglesea
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te, laborer, Parry gt
lacksmith, Bolton st
A,, joiner, George gt
surance Co. of Harton
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REDERIC K, proprietor
hotel, cor Metcalfe aaj
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oemi, milliner, York st
1, pork packer, 17 Ride
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ph, laborer, Redpath st
4, laborer, Redpath st
el, laborer, Nepean st
ainter, bds at Albion hote)
nd Nicholas sts
rgaret, wid John, Cumberd
duis, raftsman, St Patricks
\nnie, saleswoman, bis a
sdwin’s, William st
rd B., foreman job depart
. Press office, George
LLIAM H., deputy sherig
ary-treasurer of the Uth
sloucester Road Co., cor %
Nicholas sts, bds at Mr
s, O'Connor st
mes, shoemaker,
hael, laborer, St /
WILLIAM, 2nd a
hslator of votes and pM
and journals of House
bds at Mrs. Robitaill
Soteler sq
is F., clerk, Maria st
umin, carpenter, Richmond
lard, tavern, Churet
el, V. Laporte, pro
liam, clerk, bds at Ms
ion sq, Albert st
1, pensioner, Nepean st
xm, laborer, Division st
Munice, wid Henry, Daly’
ier, raftsman, Church st
vard, carpenter, Ottawa
3 Agnes, housekeeper, t
r infirmary, Maria st
yoleon, clerk, Chureh st
uste, laborer, Ottawa
smie, laborer, Le Brett
hick and Dalhousie sts
gie st
inspector, St Patrick st
ohn P., druggist, Sus
hill, Rideau st.
lerk, bds at British Lid
arks st pair
, laborer, Vittoria st
.L., Q.C., Metcalfe st
, carpenter, Anglesea
oléon, of P. & N. Favreil
N., grocers, St Patrick!
lof P. & N. Favreau,
el, John Dyke, propriety
DNTARIO,
fentiman John, painter, Wilbor st
erguson Duncan, trader, Rideau st
erguson Mrs. Christina, machine knit-
wr, Rideau st, n Augusta st ‘
FERLAND SARENUS, registrar of
trade and timber marks, copyrights,
industrial designs and archivist, de-
vartment of agriculture and statistics,
Jepartmental buildings west, h Ri-
deau st
Ferland Frangois, foreman, Church st
FEST WILLIAM, wholesale confee-
tioner, 354 Rideau st, h foot of Elgin st
Fewkes Thomas, laborer, Edward st,
Richmond road
Ibert George, laborer, St Andrew st
Filiatrault Aubert, shoemaker, Water st
Filiatrault J. Bte., mason, Gloucester st
Filion Alexandre, carding mill, Mon-
treal st, Le Breton Flats
‘ilion Félix, laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Filion Joseph, water carrier, Bolton st
FINANCE DEPARTMENT, hon. sir
Francis Hincks, O.B.,1K.0.M.G., minis-
terof finance ; John Langton, deputy;
William Dickinson, deputy inspector
general, Departinental buildings east,
Wellington st
INANCE OFFICES, Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick, T. D. Tims,inspector ;
T. F. Knight, inspector of customs
ports, Departmental buildings east
Wellington st
Finch Wm., bricklayer, Gloucester st.
inden S.S, 2nd class clerk, depart-
ment of agriculture and statistics,
Stewart st
INGLAND & DRAPER, dry goods, 9
and 11 Sussex st
ingland =William,
Draper, Daly st
ink Charles, clerk, St Joseph st
ink Jean J., plasterer, St Joseph st
inlayson Mrs, Mary, wid John, dress-
maker, Musgrove st
inley William, bookkeeper, York st
inn James, clerk, bds at George Bas-
kerville’s, cor Church aad Cumber-
land sts
inn Wm.,, carpenter, Cumberland st
innan Francis, trader, York st
isher Benjamin, manager for Edward
Borstal, 184 Sussex st
isher George, messenger, marine and
fisheries department, Albert st
issiault Hypolite Adolphe, law clerk,
public works department, cor Nel-
sonand Wilbrod sts
ttagerald Jeremiah, laborer, King st
itgerald Patrick, tailor, Nelson st
Wugerald Thomas, carpenter, Bridge
St, Le Breton Flats
tamanrice sister M., directress St
Patrick's orphan asylum, Church st
tzmorris William, Rideau st
patrick John, tailor, Ottawa st west
Nepatrick Thomas, blacksmith, Rich-
Mond road
‘usimmons James, laborer, Sher-
Wood st, Le Breton Flats
Fivsinmons James, night watchman
House of Commons, h Bank st, n
Sparks st
"zsimmons John, farmer, Theodore st
‘usimmons Patrick, clerk, Bolton st
lannery John, laborer, Richmond road
lannery William, pensioner, cor Boteler
and King sts
LECK ALEXANDER, proprietor Vul-
can iron works, Wellington st
leek Andrew W,, enller, bds at ©,
Carson's, foot o Wellington st, n
orge st
’
of Fingland &
DOMINION
*
Fleming Jas,, machinist, Richmond road
FLEMING SANDFORD, ©. B., chief
engineer Intercolonial Railway com-
mission, Departmentalbuildings west
Wellington st, h cor Chapel and Daly
6ts
Fleming S'mpson, millwright, cor Lloyd
and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats
Fletcher A. H., 3rd class clerk, post
office department, bds at Mrs, Robi-
tuille’s, Sparks st
Flynn John, laborer, Queen st, Le Bre-
ton Tlats
Flood Michael, carter, Carleton st
Flood Patrick, laborer, Kichmond road
lloyd Arthur, laborer, Clarence st
Floyd Thomas, pump maker, Besserer st
Fluke Thomas, laborer, Kdward st,
Richmond road
Fogarty Michael, laborer, St Andrew st
Fogarty Pat, shoemaker, Dalhousie st
Poisy Alexis, tinsmith, 89 Sussex, h St
Andrew st
Foisy Francois X., salesman, bds at J,
KE. Lemieux’s, Ottawa st north
Foisy Jacques Z., grocer, cor King st
and Bolton st
Foisy Pierre, stonecutter, Park st
Foley —, piasterer, bds at Mrs. Lari-
viere's, Bank st
Foley Moses, porter, 21 Clarence st
Foley Mrs. Margaret, wid Patrick,
boarding house, Duke st, Le Breton
Flats
Foley Mrs. Mary, wid John, Daly st
Foley rev. W., professor Ottawa vol-
lege, Wilbrod st
Foote James, grocer, cor Rideau and
King sts
Foran John, laborer, Clarence st
Forbes Mrs. Isabella, wid, laundress,
William st
Forbes Thomas, fruit store, Rideau st,
h Nelson st
Forde George, bookkeeper, Gloucester
st, Lower town
Ford Herbert A., bds at Mrs. Pardey’s,
Wellington st
Ford John, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton
Flats
Ford Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, Kent st
Ford Mrs. Margaret, wid Geo., Water st
Ford Mrs., wid, r Centre st
Forgie John, grocer, Dalhousie st cor
Clarence st
Forgie Robert, clerk, bds at W. M. Hut-
chison’s, Maria st
Forrest colonel Alfred G., provincial
land surveyor, resides in Hull
Forrest James B., Richmond road
FORREST WILLIAM J., assistant
engineer Intercolonial Railway com-
mission, Princes terrace
Forrester James, laborer, Bank st
Forrester Patrick, laborer, Biddy st
Forster William C., scenic artist, Her
Majesty’s theatre, h cor Q’Connor
and Maria sts
Forsyth James, land bailiff, ordnance
lands branch, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, Rideau st
Forthingham Andrew, clerk, bds at
British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st
Fortier Charles L., operator Montreal
Telegraph Co.,bds at Mrs. McArthur’s,
Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Fortier Mrs. Flore, wid Barthelemy,
Church st
Fortier Octave, painter, 126 Clarence st
Fortin Charles, tinsmith, Murray st
Fortin Frs., laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Fiats
Foss Joshua, coach builder, Ottawa st
west
41
593 DIRECTORY.
([Orrawa.
Foster Henry, carpenter, Nicholas st
Foster Mrs, Ann, wid David, boarding
house, Nicholas st
Fotheringham G, B., "salesman, bds at
Mrs, Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Fotheringham John, mason, Queen st
Fonbert Antoine, laborer, Church st
Foubert Augustin, laborer, cor Dalhou-
sie and St Andrew sts
Foubert Norbert, raftsman, McTaggart
st
Fourgochi Louis A., baker, Chapel st
Fournier Narcisse, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Fournier Pierre, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Fowler George, messenger, inland re-
venue department, Nelson st
Fowler John, messenger, inland reve-
nue department, Nelson st
Fowler Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, Carle-
ton st
Fowler Sidney, plasterer, Nelson st
Fox Dominic, agent, 29 Clarence st
Franklin George, carpenter, Albert st,
Richmond road
Franklin Mrs., wid, Richmond road
Frappier Basile, carpenter, Parry st
Fraser Andrew, laborer, Bay st
Fraser Alex., carpenter, St Patrick st
Fraser Andrew D.,, hardware, Duke st, b
cor Lloyd and Ottawa sts, Le Breton
Flats
Fraser James, boarding house, York st
Fraser James, clerk ot County court,
deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas and
registrar of Surrogate court, cor St
Paul and Nicholas sts, h Daly st
Fraser John, Inborer, Augusta st
Fraser Joseph A., photographer, St
Patrick st
Fraser Robert, laborer, Richmond road
Fraser William, carpenter, bds at Cale-
donia hotel, York st
Fréchet Antoine, repairer of models, de-
partment of agriculture and statistics
St Patrick st
FREE PRESS, evening, annual sub-
scription to daily $4; to weekly $1;
Mitchell & Carrier, editors, proprie-
tors and printers, Elgin st.
French Albert, bookkeeper, Ottawa s
French Fleming, post office clerk, Sla-
terstn Elgin st
FRENCH THOMAS B., corresponding
clerk, public works department, Sla-
ter st n Elgin st
Freudenberg Egbert,
Clarence st
Friel Francis, blacksmith, Centre st
Friel Mrs. Henry J., Wilbrod st
Friedrick Theodore, brass foundry, 65
Rideau st, h Nicholas st
Fripp Herbert R., professor of music,
Elgin st
Froc rev. M., professor Ottawa college,
Wilbrod st
Fripp Mrs. Mary, wid Sydney, Sally st
Fullam Thos., laborer, Richmond road
Fullegraf Carl, laborer, Redpath st
Fuller Albert, laborer, McTaggart st
Furley James, bookbinder, bds at
Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas
sts
Furnable William, painter, King st
Fury Patrick, gardener, Richmond toad
FUTVOYE MAJOR GEORGE, Q.C.,,
deputy minister of militia and defence,
Departmental buildings east, Welling-
ton st, h Sussex st cor Cathcart st
Gaffney Bernard, tailor, 116 Sussex st,
h St Andrew st
Gagné Mrs. Lucie, wid Jean, St Andrew
st
cabinetmaker,
OTTAWA.
Gagné Mrs. Zoé, wid Joseph, Murray st
Gagnier Janvier, laborer, Napoleon st
Gagnier Jérémie, laborer, Napoleon st
Gagnon Charles, mason, cor Glouces-
ter and Ottawa sts north
Gagnon Joseph, laborer, Cumberland
st
Gagnon Mrs. Emilie, wid Frangois, cor
Chapel and Stewart sts
Galarneau Jean B., tavern, Murray st
Galarneau Jos., baker, Ottawa st north
Gallien Louis, tavern, Murray st
Gallagher Hugh, painter, Clarence st, h
St Patrick st
Gallagher Michuel, laborer, Bank st
Gallagher Michael, trader, Clarence st
Gallagher Thomas, builder, Metcalfe st,
Centre town
Gallibois George, carpenter, Bolton st
Gallup Eleazer B., millwright, Rich-
mond road
Gamman Thomas, plasterer, Ottawa st
north
Gane William L., sessional clerk, House
of Commons, bdsat J. Brown’s, Queen
st
Garden Addington, foreman, Divi-
sion st, Richmond road
Gardner William, contractor, Bank st
Gardiner David, clerk, bds at Miss
Christie’s, Sussex st
Gareau Calixte, carter, St Patrick st
Gariépy Jos., laborer, Bolton st
Garland John M., of Garland, Mutch-
mor & Co., Bank street road
GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO.,,
wholesale and retail dry goods mer-
chants and importers, 20 Sparks st
Garland N., temporary clerk,post office
. department, savings bank branch,
. bds at City hotel, Clarence st
Garneau Alfred, 2nd French trans-
lator of the Senate, h Besserer st
Gariépy Damase, laborer, Besserer st
Gariépy Joseph, roofer, Bolton st
Garlick Thomas, government detective,
bds at J. Brown’s, Queen sty
Garrett Henry J.,! senior 2nd class
clerk, post office department, cor Ash-
burnham and Biddy sts
Garrett William, carter, Dalhousie st
Garrow John, hotelkeeper, Deep Cut
Garvin Jeremiah, caretaker Central
school east, George st
Garvin John, of Randall & Garvin,
Bank st
Garvin Robert, laborer, Parry st
Gary James, laborer, Murray st
Gascon Frangois, laborer, Rose st
Gascon Manuel, laborer, Ottawa st
north
Gascon Trefflé, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Gaul William, carter, Queen st
Gaulin Louis E., proprietor Imperial
house, Wellington st
Gauthier Alexandre, porter, Chapel st
Gauthier Didier, shoemaker, cor Dal-
housie and St Patrick sts
Gauthier Jean Bte., raftsman, Cathcart
st
Gauthier Joseph, eating house, York st
cor William st
Gauthier Joseph, laborer, St Andrew st
Gauthier Joseph, laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Gauthier Mrs. Marguerite, wid Célestin,
Park st
Gauthier Pierre, laborer, Besserer st
Gauthier William, cabinetmaker, Dal-
housie st, h Napoleon st
Gautier Julien, laborer, Cathcart st, Le
Breton Flats
Gauvreau Alexandre, carter, Park st
DOMINION 594 DIREOTORY.
Gauvreau Charles, grocer, Park st cor
Rose st
Gauvreau Frs. Xavier, carpenter, Park
st
Gauvreau Francois, steel plate printer,
British American Bank Note bo, bds
at Mrs. Lariviére’s, Bank st
Gauvreau J. B., cabinetmaker, Park st
Gauvreau Jean Bte., laborer, Parry st
Gauvreau Pierre, joiner, Parry st
Gavin Jeremiah, caretaker Central
school, east George st
Geddes Mrs. Sarah, wid Robt., Parry st
Gelhausen & Dupuis, tobacconists, 224
Rideau st
Gelhausen Peter, of Gelhausen & Du-
puis, Peter st
GELINAS EV ARISTE, 1st class clerk,
department of militia and defence,
account branch, Daly st
Gélineau Honoré, laborer, Queen st
Gemmell John J., of Lees & Gemmell,
Albert st
GEMMILL JOHN A., barrister, attor-
ney-and insurance agent, cor Elgin
and Sparks sts, bds at Salmon’s hotel,
York st
GENDREAU A. EDOUARD, _hair-
dressing and perfuming parlor, Wel-
lington st, bds at Mrs. Lariviére’s,
Bank st
GENERAL HOSPITAL, under charge
of the Grey Nuns, Bolton st
Gento Timothy, engineer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Germain Edmond, clerk, St Patrick st
Germain Edmond, tanner, Clarence st
Germain George, of N. Germain & Son,
94 Sussex st
Germain Jean, raftsman, Church st
GERMAIN N., & SON, stove dealers, 25
Sussex st
Germain Nazaire, of N. Germain & Son,
94 Sussex st
Gervais Raphaél, laborer, Church st
Gervais Henri, laborer, Chapel st
Gervais Pierre, laborer, Cathcart st
Gervin James, shoemaker, Ottawa st
west
Gibb Alexander, barrister, Rideau st, h
Sparks st
Gilbert Henry, blacksmith, Albert st,
Richmond road
Gibbs Isaac, laborer, Ottawa st north
Gibson James, of Gibson & Porter,
York st
Gibson John H.
Dalhousie st
Gibson & Porter, carpenters, Albert st
Gibson Robert W., carpenter, Chapel st
Gibson William, butcher, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
GILBERT A. G., editor Evening Mail,
bds at Union house, Elgin st
Gilbert Frederick, messenger of the
Senate, Clarence st
Gilchrist Gordou, millwright, Albert st,
Richmond road
Gilchrist John, laborer, Cathcart st
Gill Charles, painter, Baird st
Gillard Frederick, carpenter, Bolton st
Gillelan William S., principal, trans-
ferring department, British American
Bank Note Co., Sparks st, n Christ
church
Gillespie Anthony, laborer, Stewart st
Gillie James, carpenter, Cathcart st
Gilligan Bartholemew, jun., grocer,
Murray st
Gilmour Allan, of Gilmour & Co., Vit-
toria st
GILMOUR & CO., lumber merchants,
Wellington st, n Kent st
Gilmour Hugh, carpenter, Rideau st
P., hookkeeper,
[ PROvine Oy
Gilmour Mrs, Jane, wid James, Ri
st, Sandy hill 4
Gilmour Robert P., clerk, bds atP
Ryan’s, Cathcart st :
Gilpin Robert, innkeeper, St Pauls
Little Sussex st
Gilroy Terence, laborer, Cathearty
Gilson George, laborer, Broad 4
Breton Flats [
GINGRAS J. FABIEN, asi
French translator House of Comme
King st n railroad bridge
Gingras Mrs. Célina, wid David,$tp
rick st
Girard Basile, foreman, St Patrick g
Giroux Edouard, water carrier, Gloue
ter st
Giroux Joseph, plasterer, Gloucester
Giroux Louis, carter, Nelson st
Giroux Michael, Nelson st
Gladman John, laborer, Clarence s
Gladu rev. A., professor Ottawa colle
Wilbrod st ;
Glassford Edward A., clerk, Sherwy
st, Le Breton Flats
Glaude Mrs, Rosalie, wid Clauj
Church st
Gleeson Henry, laborer, St Andrew i
Gleeson James, laborer, Clarence st
Gleeson John, laborer, Sherwood st
Breton Flats
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Gould
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Gould
hote
Gould
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Gould
Elgi
Goulet
son st
Gleeson Owen, laborer, Parry st
Glenister Henry, laborer, St Pauls
GODARD NORRIS, chief clerk, f
ance department, Departmental bail
ings east, Wellington st, h Dalyst
Godbout Victor E., cutter, St Andrew
Godwin George, carpenter, Anglesea Face
Godwin Jeremiah, second hand sto Goulet
72 Clarence st _Bret
Godwin Miss Charlotte, dressmakd Goulet
William st Bret
Goff George, saddler, Nelson st Goulet
Gogin Mrs. Ann, dressmaker, Rideau Let
n Ottawa st j Goulet
Goneault Louis, mason, Cumberland _ Bret
Goneault Louis, stonecutter, Church Goulet
Goode Daniel, Nicholas st _Bret
Gooden John, laborer, King st Goule
Goodeve Charles, British Ameri Cioule
Bank Note Co., Maria st Goule|
Goodeve Mrs. Margaret, wid Willis WwW au
Maria st Goule
Goodeve W. M., 3rd class clerk, regis Gourd
branch, department of secretary mar
state for Canada, Maria st hou:
Goodman Joseph, laborer, Theodore GOVE
Goodwin James, contractor, Carleton Dep
Goodwin John, laborer, Lloyd st, ling
Breton Flats GOV i
Goodwin Mrs. Mary, wid Calvin, Me FIC
calfe st, Centre town ; tary
Goodwin Mrs. Mary, wid Miche Wel
Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Gow %
Goody Mrs. Jane, wid James, Murray dep
Gorazzi A., music teacher, Redpath s Can
Gordon Benjamin, clerk custom how east
Rideau st Gow
Gordon James, cabinetmaker, Duke of 1
Gordon James, clerk, Middle st, ! Ant
Breton Flats Gowa
Gordon rev. Daniel M., B.D., The Man Tw
Sparks st cor Hugh st pea
Gordon William V., temporary cle GOW
custom house, Rideau st mui
Gordon Richard, laborer, McTaggat! and
Gordon Timothy, laborer, Murray # 0'0
Gorgon Mrs. Anne, wid William, dr Crowa
maker, Rideau st Q Spa
Gorman Gerald, laborer, Bolton st i
Gorman James, laborer, Nicholass!
rey
[PRovinog
's, Jane, wid James, Ri
hill
bert P., clerk, bds atP.
athcart st
rt, innkeeper, St Paulity
sex st
nce, laborer, Cathcart y
rge, laborer, Broad s
lats
J. FABIEN, Assis
unslator House of Commis
railroad bridge
s. Célina, wid David,$tp,
le, foreman, St Patrick x
uard, water carrier,Gloug
ph, plasterer, Gloucester
is, carter, Nelson st
hael, Nelson st
ohn, laborer, Clarence st
A., professor Ottawa colleg
st
idward A., clerk, Sherny
‘ton Flats
8. Rosalie, wid Claui
t
nry, laborer, St Andrew i
nes, laborer, Clarence st
in, laborer, Sherwood st,
ats
hn, laborer, St Andrew st
3 ITonora, seamstress, Nd
ven, laborer, Parry st
enry, laborer, St Paul st
NORRIS, chief clerk, fi
rtment, Departmental bail
Wellington st, h Dalyst
ctor E., cutter, St Ander
orge, carpenter, Anglesea
remiah, second hand sto
ice st
iss Charlotte, dressmake
t
», saddler, Nelson st
Ann, dressmaker, Rideaug
st
yuis, mason, Cumberland
ouis, stonecutter, Church
el, Nicholas st
n, laborer, King st
Vharles, British Americ
Co., Maria st La
's. Margaret, wid Williaa
M., 3rd class clerk, regis
epartment. of secretary
anada, Maria st
seph, laborer, Theodore
es, contractor, Carleton
hn, laborer, Lloyd 3,
uts
rs. Mary, wid Calvin, Me
entre town :
irs. Mary, wid Micha
, Le Breton Flats
Jane, wid James, Murray
music teacher, Redpaths
jamin, clerk custom hou
es, cabinetmaker, Duke
mes, clerk, Middle st 4
nts
Daniel M., B.D., The Man
cor Hugh st
liam V., temporary cle
use, Rideau st
hard, laborer, McTaggart
lothy, laborer, Murray st
Anne, wid William, i
Heau st
ald, laborer, Bolton st
hes, laborer, Nicholas #
ONTARTO. |
Breton Flats
Gorrie Edward, laborer, cor St Andrew
and Cumberland sts
Gorrie Edward, lumberman, Cumber-
land st
Gorrie Mrs. Catherine, wid Alexander,
private boarding house, 11 Preston
terrace, Daly st
Gosselin Cyrille, raftsman, York st
Gosselin Mrs. Delphine, wid Andrew,
Ottawa st north
Goudie Mrs. Ellen, wid George, Queen
Gougeon Joseph, laborer, Park st
Gough C., 3rd class clerk, department
of receiver general, Theodore st cor
Nelson st
Gough George, saddler, Nelson st
Gough Henry, brickmaker, Biddy st
Gough Mrs. Julia A., wid capt. Thomas,
cor Nelson and Theodore sts
Gough William, butcher, Rideau st n
Ottawa st south
Gough William, shoemaker, Clarence st
GOUIN JAMES A., proprietor Russell
house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Gouin John, gardener, Richmond road
Goulden Charles, alderman, bds at
Goulden’s hotel, cor Bolton and Sus-
sex sts
Goulden Joseph, proprietor Goulden’s
hotel, cor Bolton and Sussex sts
Goulden’s hotel, Joseph Goulden, pro-
prietor, cor Bolton and Sussex sts
Gouldthrite Samuel S., saloonkeeper,
Elgin st, h Albert st
Goulet Alexis, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Goulet Amable, carter, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Goulet Amable, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Goulet Félix, laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Goulet Gédéon, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
troulet Godefroy, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Goulet Joseph, laborer, Church st
(roulet Joseph, laborer, Water st
Goulet Mrs. Angélique, wid Jean Bte.,
Water st
Goulet Mrs. E., wid Anaclet, Church st
Gourdeau F. F., junior 2nd class clerk,
marine and fisherie# bds at Russell
house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts
GOVERNOR GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Departmental buildings east, Wel-
lington st
GOVERNOR'S SECRETARY'S OF-
FICK, E. Turville, governor’s secre-
tary, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st
Gow John, office keeper and messenger
department of secretary of state for
Canada, Departmental buildings
east, Wellington st
Cow John W., messenger, department
of militia and defence, Rideau st n
Augusta st
Gowan Frederick, printer, bds at J.
Tweed’s, Concession line opp Ne-
pean st
GUWAN H. & J., carvers and gilders,
musical instruments, fancy goods,
and proprietors of Gowan’s hall, 54
U'Connor st
Gowan Hunter, of H. & J. Gowan
Sparks st ’
Gowan James H., of H. & J. Gowan,
cor O'Connor and Slater sts
DOMINION 595 DIREOTORY.
——
Gorman Philip, tavern, Clarence st
Gorman Richard, laborer, McTaggart st
Gorman William, laborer, Queen st, Le
Gowan John, gardener, Richmond road
Goyer David, jeweller, O’Connor st
Grace Pierce, Kent st
Grafton Stewart, cutter, Cathcart st
Graham Alexander, collector of inland
revenue, Rideau st n Gloucester st
GRAHAM DUNCAN, collector of cus-
toms, Daly st
Graham Francis, constable,cor Cobourg
and Franklin sts
Graham James, carriagemaker, George
st, h Clarence st
Graham James, contractor, O’Connor st
Graham John, laborer, Stewart st
GRAHAM JOHN, proprietor Albion
hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts
Graham Mrs. Catherine, wid William,
matron county Carleton gaol, Nicho-
las st
Graham Mrs. Sarah, wid John, store-
keeper, Cumberland st
Graham Robert, hotel, Sussex st
Graham Robert H., grocer, 67 Rideau st,
h Sandy hill
Graham William, messenger House of
Commons, Vittoria st
Graham William, proprietor City hotel,
6 and 7 Clarence st
Grant Alexander A., student at law,
Augusta st
Grant Archibald, clerk, bds at Mrs.
Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Grant David, tailor, Murray st
Grant Donald A., accountant, Albert
st, Richmond road
Grant Donald M., license inspector and
city assessor, City hall, h Rideau st
Grant Ed,. watchmaker, Wellington st
Grant G. W., junior 3rd class clerk
customs department, cor Theodore
and Chapel sts
Grant George, junior 2nd class clerk
store branch, department of militia
and defence, Slater stn Bank st
Grant Jas. A., M.D., M.P., 64 Rideau st
Grant J. Albert, bookkeeper, Slater st
Grant John, carpenter, Nepean st
Grant Miss Mary, matron house of. re-
fuge, Augusta st n Rideau st
Grant Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Robert,
O'Connor st
Grant Mrs. Jane, wid Dr. James, Theo-
dore st
Grant William, carpenter, Queen st
Gratton Gédéon, laborer, Park st
Gravel André, carpenter,188 Clarence st
Gravel Césaire, carpenter, Ottawa st
north
travel Charles, raftsman, Murray st
Gravel Damase, laborer,Ottawa st north
Gravel David, carpenter, Ottawa st
north
Gravel Henri, butcher, Cumberland st
Gravel Louis, butcher, stall 19 By
ward market, York st, h King st
Gravel Miss Léucadie, laundress, St An-
drew st
Jravel Napoléon, sculptor, Parry st
Gravel Pierre, joiner, McGee st
Gravel Thomas, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Gray James, plasterer, bds at Baptiste
Beauchamp’s, William st
GRAY HON. COL. J. H., M.P., Domi-
nion arbitrator, Departmental build-
ings west, Wellington st, h Daly st
cor Gloucester st
Greaves James, gardener, Theodore st
Greaves Thomas, luborer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Green James, laborer, Bank st
Green James, laborer, Redpath st
Green John, boarding house, York st n
Sussex st
Orrawa.
Green John, gardener, Gloucester st
Green Mrs., wid, Maria st
Green Patrick, laborer, King st
GREEN WILLIAM, manager of the
Citizen office, h Nicholas st
Greenaway John, steam fitter, Wil-
brod st
Greene Godfrey B., caller, bds at C.
Carson's, foot of Wellington st n
George st
Greene Mrs. Frances, wid Christopher,
Princes terrace
Greenfield Samuel, Bank street road
Greenwood —, cabinetmaker, William
Grégoire Mrs. Helen, wid Isaac, St Pat-
rick st
alors Louis B., messenger, Ottawa st
north
Grenier Mrs. Emérance, wid Charles,
Park st ;
Granite Théophile, laborer, Ottawa st
north
GREY NUNS CONVENT AND ACA-
DEMY, mother E. Bruyére, superior--
ess, cor Bolton and Sussex sts
Grier William, of Thomas Story & Co.,
76 Sussex st
Griffin Edward, bds at Russell house, cor
Elgin and Sparks sts
Griflin George H., clerk Bank of Mon-
treal, Sparks st bet Hugh and Sally
sts
Griffin H. W., junior 2nd class clerk,
post office department, Sparks st bet
Hugh and Sally sts
Griffin Mrs. Mary, wid Michael, grocery,
Andrew st
GRIFFIN WILLIAM HENRY, deputy
postmaster general, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st, h
Sparks st bet Hugh and Sally sts
Griffith Frank, messenger, Elgin st
Griffith Richard, bread driver,Division st
Grignon Alex., carpenter, Nelson st
Grimes Thomas, shoemaker, Duke st
Grison Louis Armand, general agent,
St Patrick st
Grison Mrs., wid Louis, St Patrick st
GRIST HENRY, solicitor of patents
for inventions, draughtsman and
agent Standard Life Assurance Co.,
cor Elgin and Sparks sts, h cor Theo-
doreand Chapel sts. See Adv
Grist John, architect, Gloucester st
Grist John, pensioner, Cathcart st
Groleau Jules, cabinetmaker, Park st
Groulx Alphonse, of X. & A. Groulx,
Clarence st
Groulx Arthur, tinsmith, Eurray st
Groulx Félix, laborer, Napoleon st
Groulx Frangois Xavier, carpenter, St
Andrew st
Groulx Jean Baptiste, jun., laborer
Gloucester st
Groulx Jean Baptiste, sen., laborer
Gloucester st
Groulx Jean Bte., laborer, St Andrew st
Groulx Jean Bte., laborer, Murray st
Groulx Joseph, carter, Church st
Groulx Louis, laborer, Ottawa st north
Groulx Stanislas, laborer, Parry st
Groulx Toussaint, shoemaker, 71 Sus-
sex st
Groulx X. & A., ready made clothing,
83 and 98 Sussex st
Groulx Xavier, of X. & A. Groulx, 98
Sussex st
Groulx Zéphirin, mason, Dalhousie st
Grubert Arthur, shoemaker, Albert st
Richmond road
Guay Auguste O., French master City
of Ottawa Grammar school, bds at
Mrs. Robitaille’s, cor Sparks and
Bank sts
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Guenette Théophite, laborer, Middle st,
Le Breton Flats
Guérard Antoine, raftsman, St Patrick
st
Guérard Basile, carriagemaker, St Pat-
rick st
Guérard Francois, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Guérard Jean Baptiste, grocer, Church
st cor Dalhousie st
Guérard Joseph aeiond Napoleon st
Guérin Cyrille, b acksmith, Parry st
GUERIN T., engineer, public works
department, resides in Montreal
Guertin Adol} he, laborer, McGee st
Guertin Frs. Kr grocer, St Andrew st
cor Cumberland st
Guertin Godefroy, raftsman, Ottawa st
north
GUIGUES RIGHT REV. JOSEPH E.,
R. catholic Bishop of Ottawa, Episco-
pal palace, St Patrick st
Gvuilbault Adolphe, mason, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Guilbault J. B. D., tailor, St Patrick st
Guindon Léandre, laborer, Division st
Guindon William, laborer, Boteler st
Gulan Alphonse, carpenter, Ottawa st
Gunn John, laborer, Cathcart st
Gunn Philip, laborer, off Sparks st
Guy Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Richard, store-
keeper and boarding house, Welling-
ton st
Hackett Charles, printer, bds at Mrs. D.
Foster’s, Nicholas st ,
Hackett James, student at law, Daly st
Hackett Mrs. Sarah, wid William,
Daly st
Hackett Thomas, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., bds at Russell house,
cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Hagarty Francis, laborer, Clarence st
Hagarty Henry, clerk, Biddy st
Hagarty James, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Hagarty John, laborer, cor Clarence
and Dalhousie sts
Haig Hamlet, York st
Haines Alfred, clerk, Rideau st
Halfpenny Jacob, hide inspector,
Rideau st
Halfpenny Robt., laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Halfpenny] William, grocer, cor Bolton
and Dalhousie sts
HALL A. SHERWOOD, agent Canada
Central railway ticket and freight
office, Elgin st opp post office, h
O'Connor st
Hall Edw., confectioner, Wellington st
Hall Frederick A., Metcalfe st, cor
Albert st
Hall John, laborer, Parry st
Hall John, shoemaker, Bank st
Hall John R.,audit clerk finance depart-
ment, Queen st
Hall Samuel, patentee, bds at R. Hamil-
ton’s, cor Dalhousie and McTaggart
sts
HALLANDAL FRANCIS, proprietor
3ritannia inn, Wellington st
Halliday William, ctage proprietor, bds
at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st
Halpenny Mrs. Louis, boarding house,
O'Connor st
Halpin Michael, shoemaker, Centre st
Hamel Félix M., clerk department of
public works, Rideau st
Hamel Mrs. Mary, wid Félix, Rideau st
Hamel Pierre, laborer, Rose st
HAMILTON BROTHERS, lumber mer-
chants, A. M. Dole,manager, Sussex st
Hamilton Robert, bailiff} cor Church
and Cumberland sts
DOMINION 596 DIRECTORY.
ME, ERSTE STs eee ye a a SELES Maer Tg ee ee ee TT
Hamilton Robert, innkeeper, cor Dal-
housie and McTaggart sts
Hamilton William, of Elliott & Hamil-
ton, Maria st
Handy Peter, moccasin maker, 118}
Sussex st, h Murray st
Hanlon Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thomas,
grocery, cor Cumberland and Stew-
art sts
Hannafin Thomas, laborer, Bolton st,
Letter O
Hanrahan Mrs. Ann, wid Edmund, gro-
cery, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats
Hanum James M. 'T., Slater st n Canal
basin
Haram Robert, cabinetmaker, Albert st,
Richmond road
HARDIE JOHN, lst class clerk, ma-
rine and fisheries department, Maria st
Hardy Antime, carter, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Hardy Henry F.,manager for J. Buchan-
an, Wellington st
Hardy Robert, clerk, foot of Elgin st
Hargrave G. IL, senior 2nd class clerk,
poet office department, bds at Mrs.
Juignan’s, Sparks st
HARINGTON THOMAS D., deputy
receiver general, Departmental build-
ings east, Wellington st, bds at Mrs.
Greene’s, 3 Princes terrace
Harmon Miss Abbie Maria, ladies school,
Wellington st
Harnois Mrs. Héloise,wid Antoine, Parry
st
Harold Thomas, stoker, Parry st
Harpe Lue, laborer, King st
Harper Cecil, school teacher, bds at J.
Brown’s, Queen st
HARPER J. W., clerk and paymaster,
public works department, Departmen-
tal buildings west, Wellington st, b
cor Kent and Vittoria sts
Harrington William H., 3rd class clerk
post office department, savings bank
branch, Union sq
Harris Abel, grocer, Murray st
Harris & Campbell, cabinetmakers and
upholsterers, Sussex st ;
Harris George, laborer, Bank st
Harris George, pensioner, Nelson st
Harris James, bricklayer, Mosgrove st
Harris James, veterinary surgeon,
Clarence st
Harris Robert P., of Harris & Campbell,
Bolton st, Letter O
Harrison Albert, clerk customs depart-
ment, bds at Mrs. McLennan’s, Union
sq, Albert st
Harrison John, brickmaker , Dalhousie
st
Harrison John, painter,Ottawa st north
Harrison Mrs. Catherine, wid John R.
Ottawa st
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. of Hart-
ford, Conn., J. T. & W. Pennock,
agents, 19} S;arks st
Hartin Heber, joiner, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Hartin Michael, laborer, Richmond road
Hartnedy Timothy, King st
Hartnett Maurice, laborer, Division st
Hartnett Mrs. Michael, Division st
HARTNEY HENRY, chief office clerk
and clerk of the joint committee of
both houses on parliamentary print-
ing, House of Commons, Wellington
st, h cor Sparks and Bay sts
Harvey Colin, steamfitter, King st
Harvey John, carpenter, Queen st
Harvey Mrs., laundress, Cathcart st
Harvey Mrs. Ann, wid Shedrick, laun-
dress, Nicholas st
Harwood Ed., watchmaker, Church st
+
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[Province ¢ ONTARY
Harwood John, printer, Church gt
Haskin Albert, printer, bds at Mrs, jf
Kenna’s, 64 Sparks st
Haskin John M., miller, Wellington
Haskin Mrs. Mildred, milliner, Welling.
ton st
Hasty Mrs. Matilda, wid Thos., Sally g
Hatton Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John'g
York st ‘
Hauser Augustin, stationer, 3 Sussex
h George st
Hawken James, carpenter, Besserer st
Hawkin Frank, post office clerk, h
Stewart st
Hawkins Edward, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
Breton Flats
Hawkins Joseph, blacksmith, Richmond
road
Hawley Alex., carpenter, Besserer st
Hawley Frederick, foreman, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Hay George, wholesale and retai
hardware merchant, 21 Sparks st ;
resides at Echo bank, Nepean Hlick Rob
Hay H.C., check clerk, customs depart-gam lickey M
ment, Stewart st Hickey
Hay sir James D. H., bart., adjutant
general's office, department of militia
and defence, Stewart st
Hay William, bookkeeper, Victoria
foundry, h Kent st n Wellington st
Hay William, Operator People’s and
Dominion Telegraph Cos., Hugh st
HAYCOCK RICHARD H., barrister,
&e., Elgin st, opp Russell house,
resides in Hull
HAYDEN EDWARD C,, Ist class clerk,
post oftice department, cor Welling.
ton and Bay sts
HAYES F. B., assistant English trans
lator, House of Commons, Daly stn
Nelson st
Hayes John,
Murray st
Hayes Michael, William st
Hayes Michael, bricklayer, Murray st
Haylock Lavender, clerk, Otiawg #
west
Healy John, butcher, Murray st
Hearl William, carter, Nepean st
Hearn William, chemist and druggist,
4 Rideau st, h Sandy hill
Hector Thomas, Ist class clerk, finance
department, Austin terrace, Sally st
Hedley John, laborer, Richmond road
Hehir Mrs, Ellen, wid Andrew, St Pail
Henry 0
#, Cen
Heary Jc
revenu
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Herbert
Heron Jo
Herrick
chants,
broker
Herrick
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Hick Joh
HIGGINS
finance
Higginso
StBart
land, N
Higginson
Christi¢
Higman
Sparks
Higman
Telegrs
Higman fF
28 Spar
Higman 1
government detective,
rene? a
Hainiite
Hill Han
Richmo
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office b]
race, Ri
at Hill Jolin
Heinrichs Peter F., millwright, Queenst mares
Helmer Nathaniel, innkeeper, Mosgrove aoe
st Nat,
Hely Fitz William, bookseller and ae
stationer, and agent Canada Landed Hil wi
Credit Oo., bds at St Lawrence hotel, Hill Vill
cor Nicholas and Rideau sts He
Helyard Henry, laborer, Clarence st whit As
Henchy J. B., clerk, bds at Albion hotel, Billiard I
cor Daly and Nicholas sts Bare ‘
Henderson Abraham, mason, John stn HiSWo
Vittoria st cla ;
Henderson Alex., grocer, Nicholas st eg
Henderson Alexander A., M.D, O.M, Hi siedindh
Duke st, bds at Mrs. P. MeArthurs, ete
Middle st ; pele
Henderson Mrs. Caroline, boardiag SM HIMSWO
house, John st, n Vittoria st ier i
Heney Alex., of Heney & Co., York st uiacks :
Heney Alex., landing waiter, custom MM HINO K
house, York st PB Sede CB,
Heney & Co., harnessmakers, 24 Yorkst ene
HENEY JOHN, wood merebant, Cao! mm yMidl
basin, h 90 Sussex st ‘ Hinds Jo
Hennessy Thomas, painter, Clarence # can Ba
Hennigan Patrick, Nelson st Hinds Ef
Henry James, Maria st Hingles |
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ee
, Printer, Church st
printer, bds at Mrs, \f
Sparks st
4y miller, Wellington st
fdred, milliner,V elling.
Qyranto. ]
Hery Charles, storekeeper, Gloucester
#, Ventre town
feary John M. B., excise officer, inland
ryenue, Ottawa st north
HENRY WALTER J., M.D., physician
and surgeon, cor Bank and Vittoria
sts
fler Majesty's theatre, William J. Mar-
shall, lessee, Wellington st
flerbert Jesse, plasterer, Edward st,
Rickmond road
Herbert Patrick, saloon, 46 Rideau st
Heron John, cor Ottawa and Daly sts
Herrick & Crombie, commission mer-
chants,insurance agents and exchange
brokers, 3 Rideau st
Herrick Gershom H.., of Herrick &
Crombie, resides in Pembroke
Hetchingam Thomas, laborer, Bolton
a, Leter O
fick Marry, clerk, Augusta st
flick John, store, Sussex st, h Augustast
Hick Robert, Augusta st
ickey Martin H., store, Murray st
Hickey Patrick, carter, Redpath st
Hickie Mrs. Ann, wid John, Nepean st
Higgins C. J., 8rd class clerk, post office
department, money order branch, bds
{rs. Robitaille’s, Sparks st
‘harles, agent, Albert st
HIGGINS MOORE A., warrant clerk
finance department, Metcalfe sq
Higginson rev. George Noel, M.A.,
StBartholomew’s church, ch of Eng-
land, New Edinburgh
Higginson Samuel B., clerk, bds at Miss
Christie's, Sussex st
Higman George, painter, bds at 28
Sparks st
Higman Ormond, operator Montreal
Telegraph Co., bds at 28 Sparks st
ligman Richard, manager Medical hall,
28 Sparks st
Higman Thomas, plumber and copper-
smith. 283 Sparks st
Hiley Henry, printer, bds at Mrs. D.
Poster's, Nicholas st :
Hil Alfred, baggagemaster St Law-
rene> and Ottawa railway, bds at R.
Hainiiton’s, Dalhousie st
Hill Hamnett, M.D., Victoria terrace,
Richmond road
Hill Hamnett P., solicitor, &c., post
office block, Elgin st, h Victoria ter-
tace, Richmond road
Hill John, grocer, 50 and 52 Rideau st, h
Nepean township n Billings bridge
Hill John, inspector of weights and
Measures, resides in North Gore
township
Hill William, cabinetmaker, Daly st
Hill William, laborer, Richmond road
Hilliard & Andrews, butchers, stall 2
By ward market, York st
Hilliard Henry, laborer, Clarence st
Hilliard John, of Hilliard & Andrews,
Murray st
HIMSWORTH FREDERICK H., Ist
., grocer, Nicholas st class clerk, privy council, cor Albert
ander A,, M.D., OL, ant O'Connor sts
at Mrs. P, MeArthurs, etrorth William, 3rd class clerk, in-
and revenue department, Daly st
HIMSWORTH WILLIAM A., assistant
clerk privy council, Daly st
Heney & Co., York st uiacks captain Alexander, Vittoria st
anding waiter, custo? ME HINCKS HON, SIR FRANCIS,
t ' fe CB, K.C.M.G., minister of finance
rnessmakers, 24 Yorkst finance department, Departmental
wood merchant, Cars! Shag east, Wellington st, h Vit-
pened ten Clarence Hinds Josiah E., printer British Amer «
ck, Nelson st indy ak Note Co., Wellington st
favia at Hines lugh, tinsmith, Rideau st
ingles Henry, Daly st
i
tilda, wid Thos., Sally s
lizabeth, wid John’ B,
tin, Stationer, 3 Sussex st
3, carpenter, Besserer st
k, post office clerk, hi
rd, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
h, blacksmith, Richmond
carpenter, Besserer st
rick, foreman, Broad st,
ats
wholesale and retai
nerchant, 21 Sparks st
ho bank, Nepean
ck clerk, customs depart
rt st
s D. H., bart., adjutant
ce, department of militia
Stewart st
, bookkeeper, Victoria
ent st n Wellington st
operator People’s and
slegraph Cos., Hugh st
ICHARD H., barrister,
i opp Russell house,
|
VARD C.,, Ist class clerk,
epartment, cor Welling-
sts
assistant English trans
of Commons, Daly stn
government detective,
William st
bricklayer, Murray st
nder, clerk, Ottawg s
htcher, Murray st
carter, Nepean st
, chemist and druggist,
Ih Sandy hill
, Ist class clerk, finance
Austin terrace, Sally st
aborer, Richmond road
‘n, wid Andrew, St Pail
F., millwright, Queen st
iel, innkeeper, Mosgrove
illiam, bookseller and
1 agent Canada Landed
is at St Lawrence hotel,
and Rideau sts
laborer, Clarence st
erk, bds at Albion hotel,
Nicholas sts
laham, mason, John sta
4
ks, Caroline, boarding
t, n Vittoria st
DOMINION 597
eT TL LL Le
DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Hinds Robert, tinsmith,cor Cumberland | Howell Samuel, & Co., wholesale and
and Rideau sts
Hoag John, carpenter, Church st
Hoben John, laborer, Parry st
Hodges Henry, hatter and furrier, 56
Sparks st, h Bank st
Hodges Isaiah, laborer, bds at J. Mun-
ro’s, Redpath st
Hodgins Mrs. Bella, wid, Biddy st
Hodgins T. H., 3rd class clerk, office of
Queen’s printer, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, York st
Hodgson John, carpenter, Gloucester st
Hodgson William, architect, Cathcart st
Hogan John, laborer, Parry st
Hogan Thomas, laborer, Clarence st
Hogue Paul, carter, St Andrew st
Holbrook George M., merchant tailor,
cor Sparks and Elgin sts, h Maria st
Holbrook Ths., bricklayer, Gloucester st
Holland James, laborer, Nepean st
Hollington Jas., water carrier, Nelson st
Holmes William, builder, Ridean st
Holt Moses, proprietor Ottawa and
Aylmerstage, Union house, cor Queen
and Elgin sts
Home Fire Insurance Co. of Newhaven)
Conn. J. T. & W. Pennock, agents,
193 Sparks st
Homier Mrs. Josephte, wid J. Baptiste,
St Patrick st
Honey Charles, grocer, Gloucester st
Hood Joseph, agent, Ottawa st
Hooker Mrs. Mary, bds at Salmon’s
hotel, York st
HOPE JAMES, & CO., manufacturing
stationers and bookbinders, importers
of general stationery, artists mate-
rials, school books, Bibles, &c., cor
Sparks and Elgin sts
HOPE JAMES, of James Hope & Co.,,
Slater st n Canal basin
HOPITAL GENERAL, under charge
of the Grey Nuns, Bolton st
Hopkirk H. G., 8rd class clerk post
office department, bds at Mrs. Ches-
ley’s, Maria st
Horan Thomas <A., clerk, bds at Mrs.
Henderson’s, John st, n Vittoria st
Horsiot Cyrille, baker, Ottawa st north
Horswell Elisha, agent, Cathcart st
Horton Samuel, laborer, Nelson st
Hotte Emilien, carter, Water st
Hotte Fabien, carter, Bolton st
Hotte Flavien, carter, Bolton st, Let-
ter O
Hotte Francois X., laborer, Redpath st
Hotte Louis, laborer, St Andrew st
Hotte Simon, laborer, Parry st
Hotte Stanislas, carter, Murray st
Hotte Thadée, laborer, Water st
Hough Mrs, Clémence, wid Jacob, St
Andrew st
HOUSE OF COMMONS, William B.
Lindsay, clerk ; Alfred Patrick, de-
puty clerk and clerk assistant, Par-
liament buildings, Wellington st
House of Refuge, Miss Mary Grant,
matron, Augusta st, n Rideau st
Houston Edw., laborer, Ottawa st west
Hovey Stephen, farmer, Brunswick st
Howard Edwin, laborer, Dalhousie st
Howe George, painter, r Concession
line road, n Biddy st
HOWE HON. JOSEPH, secretary of
state for the provinces, Departmental
buildings east, Wellington st, h Queen
st n Metcalfe st
Howe J. G., shoe dealer, Richmond road
Howe William, painter, Cumberland st
HOWE WILLIAM, private secretary,
department of secretary of state for
the provinces, Wellington st
Howell Henry, laborer, Redpath st
retail grocers, 22 Sparks st and 8
Rideau st
Howell Samuel, of Samuel Howell &
Co., Daly st
Howes William B., proprietor St Nicho-
las hotel, cor Nicholas and St Paul sts
Howlet Thomas, laborer, Bloton st,
Letter O
Hoy Charles, baker and confectioner,
97 Rideau st and George st, Rich-
mond road, h George st, Richmond
road
Hoy James, library messenger House
of Commons, Richmond road
Huard Frangois, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Huband Charles, of Bate & Co., O’Con-
nor st
HUBERTUS H. J., Toronto Globe cor-
respondent, bds at Russell house, cor
Sparks and Elgin sts
Huckell Benjamin, flour and grain
dealer, York st
Huckell Thomas, boot and shoe manu-
facturer, 7 Rideau st
Huckett Charles E., booksellerand sta-
tioner, 69 Sparks st, bds at Mrs. Fors-
ter’s, Nicholas st
Hudson Samuel, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Hudson Thomas B., clerk, Daly st
Hugg Paul, stonecutter, King st
Hughes George, laborer, Clarence st
Hughes John, laborer, Bolton st
Hughes John, shoemaker, Bolton st
Hughes Mrs. Catherine R., wid John,
Vittoria st
Hulme Thomas, laborer, Baird st
Humphreys Beauchamp, clerk, Queen s¢
Humphreys Miss Sarah, Queen st
Humphries George, carriage builder,
Daly st, h Stewart st
Huneau Joseph, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Hunter Francis, Ist class clerk, depart-
ment of receiver general, Hill st,
Richmond road
HUNTER ROBERT, of Hunter, Rose &
Co., resides in Toronto
HUNTER, ROSE & CO., book and job
printers and publishers, Sally st bet
Sparks and Queen sts
Hunton Frederick H., of T. Hunton,
Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st
HUNTON T., SHOOLBRED & CO.,,
wholesale and retail dry goods,
millinery, carpets, &c., 47 and 49
Sparks st
HUNTON THOMAS, of T. Hunton,
Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st
Hunton William, Richmond road
Huot Francois X., junior 2nd class clerk,
department of militia and defence,
account branch, Augusta st
Huot Louis, laborer, St Andrew st
Hurd C, W. St Leger, extra clerk,
marine and fisheries department, bds
at Mrs. Gorrie’s, 11 Preston terrace,
Daly st :
Hurley Dennis J., scenic artist, York st
Hurley John, green grocer, York st
Hurley Joseph, operator Montreal Tele-
graph Co., Clarence st
Hurley Patrick, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Hurtell Daniel, laborer, Cathcart st, Le
Breton Flats
Hurtubise Raphaél, painter, cor Cum-
berland and Cathcart sts
Huson William, Queen st
Hutchins R. C., medical student, bds at
Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas
sts
OrrTawa.
HUTCHISON DR. GEO., L.D.S., sur-
geon dentist, 41} Sparks st, h Maria st
Hutchison Henry, carter, Wellington st
Hutchison Robert, clerk, bds at Wm.
Morgan’s, Head st, Le Breton Flats
Hutchison William, clerk of works, pub-
lic works department, Maria st
Hutchison Wm. M., carpenter, Maria st
Hutson Alfred, engineer House of Com-
mons, Nicholas st
Hyland Mrs, E., wid Pat., Clarence st
Tliffe Thomas, baker, Dalhousie st
Imperial Building Saving and Invest-
ment Co., (Toronto) Herrick & Crom-
bie, agents, 3 Rideau st
Imperial house, L. E. Gaulin, proprietor,
Wellington st
Ince G. V., check clerk, customs de-
partment, Rideau st
mee John, cutter, bds at Mrs, Leamy’s,
ork st
Ingram Jos., laborer, Sparks st, n Bay st
INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT,
hon. Alexander Morris, minister of
inland revenue; Thomas Worthing-
ton, deputy, Departmental buildings
east, Wellington st
Inland revenue office,
collector, Elgin st
Innes James, saw maker, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
INSTITUTE CANADIEN FRANCAIS,
S. Drapeau, president; T, C. Larose,
recordiug secretary ; Eugene Tetu,
treasurer, Sussex st
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY COM-
MISSION, A. Walsh, M.P., chairman ;
C. S. Ross, secretary; W. Curran,
messenger, Departmental buildings
east; Sandford Fleming, C.E., chief
engineer; W. J. Forrest, assistant
engineer, Departmental buildings
west, Wellington st
Irish Robert, culler, Queen st, Le Breton
Flats
Irvin Mrs, Emily, shopkeeper, St Paulst
Irvine John, carpenter, Clarence st
IRVINE LIEUT. COLONEL, principal
aide de camp to the Governor Gene-
ral, King st
Irvine William, upholsterer, Daly st
Irving BH. Alexander, compositor, bds at
F, Woods’, Rideau st
ISAAC THOMAS, deater in heavy and
shelf hardware, Weilington st bet
Huga st and Market sq
Jackson Alfred, whartinger, Queen's
wharf, foot of Sussex st, h Catheart st
Jackson Henry cterk. Dalhousie st
Jackson James, bookkeeper, bds at Mrs.
Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Jackson John, government detective,
Cathcart st
Jackson John, tailor, Rideau st
Jackson Joseph, clerk, Daly st
Jackson Josias B., 3rd class clerk, de-
partment of agriculture and statis-
tics, Cathcart sq
Jainene Baptiste, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
James R. L., & Co., ladies outfittings
and fancy dry goods, wholesale and
retail, 14 Sparks st
James Richard L., of R. L. James & Co,,
Saliy st
James Samuel, carter, Daly st
James Samuel, laborer, Cumberland st
James Samuel, sexton, Cumberland st
Jamieson John, laborer, Boteler st
Jamieson John C., of R. E. & J. C.
Jamieson, Duke st, Le Breton Flats
JAMIESON R. & W. H., bread and bis-
cuit bakers, confectioners, &c., 109 Ri-
deau st :
A. Graham, |
DOMINION 598 DIRECTORY.
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Jamieson R. E. & J. C., dealers, Rich-
mond road
Jamieson Robert, of R. & W. H. Jamie-
son, Besserer st
Jamieson Robert E., of R. E. & J.C.
Jamieson, Richmond road
Jamieson W. A., chemist, bdsat H. F.
MacCarthy’s, Wellington st
Jamieson William, Richmond road
Jamieson William Hunter, of R. & W.
H. Jamieson, 109 Rideau st
Jarvis George M., assistant bookkeeper
finance department, Wilbrod st
Jarvis James, clerk, Stewart st
Jeanveau Antoine, storekeeper, St Pat-
rick st
Jenkins Charles W., assistant superin-
tendent, money order branch, post
office department, Stewart st
Jenkins William, spinner, Carleton st
Jessop Mrs. Ellen, housekeeper, marine
and fisheries department, Departmen-
tal buildings west, Wellington st
Jeté Auguste, laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Jeté Louis, stonecutter, Gloucester st
Jinks, Mrs. Jane, wid John, Mosgrove
st
Joanisse Isidore, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Joanisse Jean, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Joannet Hubert, laborer, Le Breton
Flats
Jobin Hdonard, shoemaker King st
Jobin Pierre, shoemaker, Park st
Johnson Arthur, clerk, Slater st
Johnson Edward, laborer, Water st
Johnson Henry 8., laborer, Ottawa st
West
JOHNSON JAMES, assistant commis-
sioner of customs, Departmental
buildings east, Wel‘ington st, h Daly
st
Johnson James, carpenter, Sally st
Johnson James, spinner, Carleton st
Johnson James, tailor, Rideau st
Johnson John, hackman, Catheart st
Joknson Mrs.,wid, Bank st
Johnson Mrs, Adeline, wid John, Mur-
ray st
Johnson Mrs. Jane, wid James, Wel-
lington s: n Bay st
Johnson Mrs, Sarah, wid Archibald,
Dalhousie st
Johnson Wiltlam, clerk, bds at Miss
Christie's, Sussex st
Jolinson William, waiter, Clarence st
Johnson William H., statistical clerk,
denartment of agriculture and sta-
tistics, George si, Lower town
Johnson George, carter, Kent st
Johnston James, insurance agent, bds
at 21} Sparks st
Johnston John, laborer, Kent st
Johnston Joseph, of Law & Johnston,
tochesterville
Johnston Michael, tinsmith, Wellington
st cor Sally st
Johnston Mrs. Ann, wid, Bank st
Johnston Mrs, Ann, wi John, Kent st
Johnston Mrs, Anna, wid Robt., Daly st
Johnston Mrs. John, Gloucester st
Jobnston Mrs, Sarah, wid Archibald,
Dualhousie st
JOHNSTON REV. JOHN, ch of Eng-
land, chaplain to the Senate, foot of
Wellington stn George st
Johnston Robert, flour store, Rideau
st, h Daly st
Johnston S., groceries and provisions,
cor Parry and Gloucester sts
Johnston William, laborer, cor Bridge
and Queen sts
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Johnston William B,, grocer, Church st
cor Cumberland st
Joleau Adolphe, cabinetmaker, Park
Joleau Jules, cabinetmaker, Park st
Jolicoeur André, plasterer, Rose st
Jolicceur Médéric, shoemaker Park 3
Jolicceur Michel, carpenter, cor Dalhoy.
sie and Murray sts
Jolicceur Octave, shoemaker, Rideanst
Jolicceur Onésime, carter, Water st
Joly Jean Bte., laborer, Chapel st
Jones —, conductor St Lawrence ang
Ottawa railway, bds at J. Brown's avanng
Queen st avana
Jones Charles, weaver, Nicholas st Kay Joly
Jones Chas. W., 3rd class clerk finance cea
department, bds at Garrow’s hotel, |
Deep cut
Jones Henry A., warrant book clerk
finance department, Richmond road
Jones James, bookbinder, St Paul st
Jones John, carpenter, Cobourg st
Jones John, sawyer, Queen st, Le Breton
Flats
Jones John, water carrier, Richmond
road
Jones John, wool sorter, Maria st
Jones Mrs., wid, George st
Jones Mrs. Catherine, wid Kelsie, (t.
tawa st, Le Breton Flats
Jones Mrs. Jane, wid Jolin, Bridges,
Le Breton Flats
Jones Mrs. Martha, wid Thomas, Maria
st, Canal basin
JONES REV. THOMAS BEDFORD-
M.A, L.L.D., priest of S. Alban the
Martyr, ch of England, Besserer cot:
tage, Kesserer st
Jones Samuel I., of Jones & Thompson,
Preston st, Richmond road
Jones Thomas, laborer, Cumberland st
Jones Thomas J., steamboat captain
George st
Jones & Thompson, news dealers an
booksellers, next post office, E
and George st, Upper town
Jones Wm.,, cabinetmaker, William st
Jones William Herbert, corresp
clerk, department of secretary of
state for Canada, bds at Mrs, Brown’
Gloucester st, Cartier sq
Jorden John, cor Queen and Broad sts
Le Breton Flats
Joubarne Alphonse, joiner, Ottawa st
north '
Journeaux Philip, carpenter, Vittoria
Joyce Edward F’., picture frame maker
105 Rideau st
eaougl
‘enougl
Kearns 4
Kearns
Keays Jc
Bolton
Keefer 2
Queen
Keefer &
‘ides
Glouee;
sreton
Keevi
LOS
Kehoe Ma
Kehoe Mr
Kehoe Th
Kehoe W:
Joyce James L., of J. Joyce & Sons ae ee
Duke st, Le Breton Flats Bion}
Joyce John, & Sons, waggonmakers
Duke st, Le Breton Flats
1 8, 0
Joyce John I.., of J. Joyce & Sons, Duke ae
st, Le Breton Flats Rellie Mis
Joyce Patrick, baker, King st Kent st
Joyce William J., painter, St Pant st Kelly An
Joyer Antoine, laborer, Ottawa stnorh MMM ri). 7)
Joynt James, assistant clerk of division BM ky). Isa
court, Rideau st market
Joynt James D., clerk, Rideau st
Julien Napoléon, printer, bds at Mrs
L. Boldue’s, Church st
Kelly Jar
Kelly Jar
; mai ts ton’s,¢
sd hed X., tinsmith, Ottawa sf mi i
1orth viel, ¢
Julien George, tinsmith, Boteler st Kelly Jo
Julien Gilbert, joiner, St Patrick st Kelly Je
Julien Romuald, cabinetmaker, Botelet Coens
st ' Kelly Mi
Junot Cyrille, junior 2nd class clerk, es
adjutant general's office, departm’! BAM Koi. yy;
of militia and defence, Bolton st Kelly Mi
Kane John, laborer, King st Kelly Mi
Kane Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Willi Mp yey
seamstress, Boteler st
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m B,, grocer, Church s
nd st
, cabinetmaker, Parks
binetmaker, Park st
plasterer, Rose st
ic, shoemaker Park s
, carpenter, cor Dalhoy.
Ly sts
e, shoemaker, Rideanst
ne, carter, Water st
laborer, Chapel st
ctor St Lawrence ang
ay, bds at J. Brown's
weaver, Nicholas st
8rd class clerk finanes
bds at Garrow’s hotel,
..y Warrant book clerk
‘tment, Richmond road
ookbinder, St Paul st
‘penter, Cobourg st
ryer, Queen st, Le Breton
ater carrier, Richmont
ol sorter, Maria st
, George st
herine, wid Kelsie, Ot.
reton Flats
ep, wid John, Bridge st,
ats
tha, wid Thomas, Maria
in
THOMAS BEDFORD.
, priest of S. Alban the
* England, Besserer cot:
r st
.. of Jones & Thompson,
ichmond road
laborer, Cumberland st
J., steamboat captain
son, news deale
hext post office,
, Upper town
hinetmaker, William st
Herbert, corresp
ment of secretary of
da, bds at Mrs, Brown's
Cartier sq
by Queen and Broad sts
ats
buise, joiner, Ottawa st
Ip, carpenter, Vittoria
r., picture frame maker
4 of J. Joyce & Sons,
reton Flats
Sons, waggonmakers
eton Flats
f J. Joyce & Sons, Duke
Tlats
baker, King st
., painter, St Paul st
borer, Ottawa stnortt,
sistant clerk of division
st ,
clerk, Rideau st
printer, bds at Mrs
wurch st ang
., tinsmith, Ottawa s
nsmith, Boteler st
iner, St Patrick st
cabinetmaker, Botelet
inior 2nd class clerk,
al’s office, department
Hefence, Bolton st
er, King st ne
abeth, wid William
teler st
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kane Thomas, protective police force,
Nicholas st y
rane William, messenger public works
department, Broad st, Le Breton Flats
avanagh James, tailor, Anglesea sq
avanagh Josep, wholesale and_ re-
tail grocer, Wellington st, bet Hugh
st and Market sq, h Maria st
avanagh Michael, laborer, Nepean st
KAVANAGH MICHAEL, proprietor
Queen restaurant, cor Wellington and
Metealfe sts
Kavanagh Pat, plasterer, Clarence st
avanagh Timothy, Maria st
‘ay John, laborer, King st
Yealey Martin, laborer, Wilbrod st
Kealy Thomas, carter, Nicholas st
eaough & Strang, painters, Nicholas st
Keaowgh Thos., of Keaough & Strang,
Clarence st
‘earns James, plasterer, William st
13 Peter, of Kearns & Ryan, bds
atJ. A .Pinard’s, Bolton st
‘eavs James, laborer, Rideau st
‘eays John, laborer, Perey st, Rich-
mond road
Keays John, painter, cor Dalhousie and
Solton st
Keefer Augustus, of Keefer & Kimber,
Queen st
Keefer & Kimber, barristers and attor-
neys at law, post office block, Elgin st
FER THOMAS C.,, civil engineer;
lent Ottawa City Passenger
and trustee estate McKay,
at Birkenfels, township of
Gloucester, New Edinburgh
Keegan Mrs, Johanna, wid Patrick, Ot-
tawa st, Le Breton Flats
Keely James, carpenter, William st
Keely Mrs, Mary, wid John, Richmond
road
Keely Patrick, raftsman, Redpath st
Keely William, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
Breton Flats
Keevil Arthur, lumber agent, Sussex st
Keevil John, baker, George st
Kehoe James, student at law, York st
Kehoe John, blacksmith, St Paul st, h
York st
Kehoe Matthew, carpenter, Biddy st
Kehoe Mrs. Sarah, wid John, Church st
Kehoe Thomas, blacksmith, Church st
Kehoe William, blacksmith, George st,
h Nicholas st
Kelly William, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
breton Flats ;
Keir Robt. printer, John st, n Vittoria st
Kar8. C., cvilector and bailiff, bds at
Imperial house Weliington st
Kellie Miss Jane, dress and cloak maker,
Kent st
\elly Andrew, pensioner, Nelson st
Kelly D,, baicer, St Patrick st
Kelly Isaac, putcher, Wellington ward
market, h Catheart st, Le Breton Flats
Kelly James, laborer, Carleton st
Ke ly James, plumber, bds at C. Carl-
ton’s,cor Little Sussex and’St Paul sts
Kelly John, hookbinder, bds at Albion
hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts
\elly John, builder, Chapel st
Ke ly John, tavern, William st cor
George st
Kelly Michael, laborer, Cathcart st, Le
Breton Flats
Kelly Michael, laborer, St Andrew st
Kelly Michael, laborer, Water st
‘lly Miss Mary, laundress, Bolton st,
Letter 0
ex]
Kelly Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Patrick, Cla-
rence st r
Kelly Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Danie,, Cla-
rence st
Kelly Patrick, laborer, George st, Rich-
mond road
KELTY A. C., manager Bank of British
North America, Wellingtonst
Kenahan Mrs. Ellen, wid, laundress,
Biddy st
Kendall Mrs. Hilda, wid William, ladies
private school, Wilbrod st
Kendrick Joseph, joiner, Division st
Kenly David, clerk, 33 Sparks st
Kenly George, clerk, 33 Sparks st
Kenly Robert, jun., watchmaker and
jeweller, 33 Sparks st, h Maria st
Kenly Robert, sen., cooper and pork in-
spector, Queen st, h 33 Sparks st
Kenna John, butcher, Lloyd st, Le
Breton Flats
KENNEDY & CHRISTIE, barristers
and agents for Scottish Fire and
Scottish Provident (Life) Insurance
Cos., Lang’s block, Elgin st
Kennedy Cornelius, butcher, stall 2 By
ward market, York st, h Clarence st
Kennedy George, of Kennedy & Chris-
tie, Kent st
Kennedy Gordon, laborer, Boteler st
Kennedy Henry, millwright, Sher-
wood st, Le Breton Flats
Kennedy James, culler, Middle st
Kennedy James, shipper for A. II.
Baldwin, Water st, off Wellington st
Kennedy John, butcher, stall 9 By ward
market, York st, h St Patrick st
Kennedy Patrick, cattle dealer, Nicholas
st
Kennedy Patrick,laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Kennedy William, carpenter, Rideau st
Kennedy William, jun., laborer, Lloyd
st, Le Breton Flats
Kennedy William, sen., lavorer, Lloyd
st, Le Breton Flats
Kenny Simon, saw filer,{Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Keough Charles, carter, Murray st
Keough John, clerk, York st
Keough Mrs. Bridget, wid Saxton, York
st
Keough Thomas, painter, Clarence st
Ker Josiah, bookkeeper, bds at Mrs.
Acres’, Union sq, Albert st
Kernahan Thomas, raftsman, bds at J.
MecIntyre’s, cor Mosgrove and St
Paul sts
Kerr Andrew, engineer, House of Com-
mons, Nelson st
KERR DAWSON, proprietor and pub-
lisher of the Volunteer Review, Bes-
serer st
Kerr Dawson,jun., bookkeeper, Rideau st
Kerr George, clerk, Rideau st
Kerr Hubert, proprietor Crown hotel, 56
Rideau st
Kerr John, carpenter, Vittoria st
Kerr John, machinist, Richmond road
Kerr Mrs, Jemima, wid James, fruit store
George st,h Bridge st, Le Breton Flats,
Kerr William, of Blyth & Kerr, Ri-
deau st,n Cumberland st
Kerwin Thomas, dairyman, Stewart st
Kidd J., clerk, governor's secretary’s
office, bds at Mrs. Duignan’s, Sparks st
Kielt John, carter, Stewart st
Kielt Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Cath-
cart st
Kiernan Francis J., culler, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Kilby Charles, laborer, Redpath st
Kilby Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
Carleton st
DOMINION 599 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Kilby Francis T., saloon, York st
Kilduff Peter, blacksmith, York st
Kilhan James, eee driver, Biddy st
Killaly Robert L., 3rd class clerk,
finance SS agai bds at Mrs. Par-
dey’s, Wellington st
Kilpatrick James, tailor, Mosgrove st
Kilsby Mrs. Margaret, wid William,
Carleton st
Kimber John A., baker, King st
KIMBER RENBF, gentleman usher of
the black rod, resides at the Senate,
Parliament buildings, Wellington st
Kimber René Edouard, of Keefer & Kim-
ber, Parliament buildings, Wellington
st
Kimpton Thos., laborer, Dolton st north
Kincaid Alex., laborer, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Kincaid Alexander, laborer, Bolton st
King B., 2nd class clerk, post office de-
partment, Wellington st
King Charles, bookkeeper, cor Ashburn-
ham and Gloucester sts
King Ceorge, Richmond road
King | trick, storekeeper. Dalhousie st
Kingsi.. 1 Thomas, clerk, Gloucester st
Kinsella Tames, laborer, St Patrick st
Kinsella \Lrs. Mary, wid Michael, Theo-
dore s
Kinsella 1 ‘iomas, laborer, Murray st
Kipp Wi:sved, tinsmith, Duke st, Le
Breton ¢ Lats
KIRBY THOMAS, manager Merchants
Bank of Canada, O'Connor st
Kirby Thomas H., of C. W. Bangs &
Co., Daly st
Kirkbride Wm., carpenter, Clarence st
Kirkpatrick G., printer, bds at Mrs, D.
Foster’s, Nicholas st
Kitts Jas., stonecutter, Ottawa st north
| Knight Mrs. Elizabeth, wid, Vittoria st
Knight Mrs. §., wid John H., pastry cook
and sausage maker, 72 Rideau st
KNIGHT T. F., inspector of customs
ports Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st, resides in Halifax,
N.S.
Knox church, Canada presbyterian, rev.
William McLaren, minister, Daly st
Kreps W. H., temporary clerk, public
works department, bds at Mrs. £. Ro-
bitaille’s, cor Bank and Sparks sts
Labarre Mrs, Francois, Clarence st
Labbé Charles, laborer, cor McGee and
Park sts
Labbé Jean Bte., laborer, Church st
Labelle Alexandre, laborer, cor Nelson
and St Patrick sts
Labelle Antoine, laborer, Water st
Labelle Jean Bte,, laborer, William st
Labelle Jean Bte., raftsman, Ottawa st
north
Labelle Joseph, laborer, Nelson st
Labelle Joseph, carpenter, York st
Labelle Louis, laborer, Catheart st, Le
Breton Flats
Labelle Michel, Ottawa st north
Labelle Pierre, messenger House of
Commons, Bolton st
Laberge Noél, laborer, Nelson st
Laberge Onésime, tavern, Murray st
Laberge Pierre, shoemaker, Dalhou-
sie st
Labonté Francois, laborer, cor Glou-
cester and Park sts
Labréche dit Dugas Jean Baptiste,
laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton
Flats
Labréche Joseph, blacksmith, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Lacasse Joseph, laborer, Gloucester st
Lacasse Pierre, laborer, Bolton st
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Lacasse Moise, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Lacelle Charles, laborer, St Andrew st
Lacelle Frangois, laborer, Bolton st
Lacelle Jean B., barkeeper Union house,
i th st
Lacelle Jean Bte., carter, St Andrew st
Lacelle Joseph, laborer, St Andrew st
Lacelle Michel, pilot, Murray st
Lacelle Odilon nots, St Andrew st
Lacey Thomas, butcher stall 12 By ward
market, York st, h Cathcart st
Lachambre Louis, laborer, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Lachambre Romain, laborer, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Lachance Anselme, ») -\.c-, stall 15 By
ward marke’, Yor. 2’, h cor Murray
and Dalhousie s‘s
Lachance Louis, stonecutter, Park st
Lachance Samuel, butcher, Murray st
Lachapelle Antoine, joiner, Church st
Lacharité Miss Marie, Broad st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Lacharité Nazaire, laborer, Vnrray st
Lachasse Joseph, raf. ymen, Nopoleon st
Lacroix Eustache, laborer, Boiwon st
Lacroix Jean B., messenge’ ‘en vtrent
of agriculture and siausti:, ist
Patrick st
Ladouceur Albert. laborer, York si
Ladouceur Ed: uard, laborer, Droad st,
Le Breton Flats
La Du George u., of Minore & wu) Di,
Albert st
Lafantaisie Emery, raftsman, Dalhou-
sie st
LaflammeChas., carpenter, Dalhousie st
Laflamme Magloire, messenger House
of Commons, Boteler st, off railroad
depot
Laflamme Napoléon,
ton st south
Lafleur André, waggonmaker, Britan-
nia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Lafleur Augustin, butcher, Church st
Lafleur Joseph, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Lafleur Louis, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton. Flats
Latleur Thomas, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Tafont Isaie, tinsmith, Nelson st
Lafontaine Jos., painter, Gloucester st
Lafontaine Maurice, laborer, Church st
Lafontaine Mrs. Esther, wid Charles,
Gloucester st
Lafontaine Narcisse, laborer, McGee st
Lafontaine Olivier, laborer, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Laframboise Jean, Parry st.
Laframboise Joseph, laborer, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
Lafrance Antuine, bookbinder, St Pat-
rick st
Lafrance Baptiste, laborer, Ottawa st,
Le Breton Flats
Lafrance Frs. Xavier, laborer, Church st
Lafrance Joseph, ginger beer maker, St
Andrew st
Lafrance Joseph, laborer, Parry st
Lafrance Louis, bookbinder, Murray st
Lafrance Louis, fisherman Parry st
Lafrance Louis, laborer, Britannia ter-
rac2, Le Breton Flats
LAFRANCE LOUIS H., hairdvesser)
perfumery, collars, cuffs for shirts
in linen and paper, fancy goods, &c.,
565 Rideau st
Lagacé Louis, laborer, Gloucester st
Lagueux Jean, laborer, Water st
Labaise Aimé, joiner, Church st
Lahaise Thomas, carpenter, cor Cath-
cart and Cumberland sts
carpenter, Bol-
DOMINION 600 DIRECTORY.
Sanne rabid ASAE di AI IR ei An (ik one ae Cae ak RE Ee tain
Lahaye Joseph, painter, Murray st
Lahaye Mi8s Lucie, seamstress, Murray
st
Lahaye Octave, baker, Parry st
Lahaye Toussaint, mason, Napoleon st
LAJOIE A. GERIN, assistant librarian
of Parliament, House of Commons,
Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h
Besserer st
albert Francois, laborer, Church st
alonde Alexandre, carpenter, Parry st
Lalonde Alex., laborer, St Patrick st
Lalonde Augustin, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Lalonde & Durocher, grocers, Ottawa st
north
Lalonde Félix, raftsman, Church st
Lalonde Joseph, laborer, Park st
Lalonde Joseph,of Lalonde & Durocher,
Ottawa st north
Lalonde Mrs. Angle, wid Félix,
Church st
Lalonde Mrs. Apolline, wid Luc, Parry
st
Lalonde Nazaire, shoemaker, Bolton st
north
Lanarche Jean Bte., laborer, Ottawa st
north
Lamarche Mrs. Lucie, wid Edouard, St
Patrick st
| Lamarche Mrs. Rosalie, wid Charles,
) 3 Audrew st
| 1. George, laborer, Chapel st
lba Jubn, engineer, Sparks st
| Lamb Jo caretaker military store
house, fuo. of Canal locks
Lamb Wm. A., shoemaker, 28 Sussex st
Lambert Frangois X., 2nd class clerk,
adjutant general’s office, department
of militia and defence, Metcalfe st
Lambert Miss Ellen, store, Richmond
road
Lambkin sergeant Thomas, pensioner,
King st
Lamontagne J. Bte., watchmaker, 21
Rideau st, h Clarence st
Lamothe Miss Louise, laundress, Bol-
ton st north
Landreville Chas., carter, McTaggart st
Landriau Frs. Xavier, tavern, Murray st
Landriau Mrs. Lina, wid Jean, Ular-
ence st
Landrigan Richard, carpenter, King st
Landry —, laborer, Gloucester st
Landry David, carter, Carriére st
Landry Francois, laborer, Ottawa st
north
Landry Joseph, laborer, Nelson st
Landry Louis, laborer, Nelson st
Landry Maxime, laborer, Bolton st
Lane Alfred W., copying clerk, regis-
trar's office, Maria st n O’Connor st
Lane George H., census staff, denart-
ment ofagriculture, Maria st, n O’Con-
nor st
Lane Henry D. J., junior 2nd class
clerk, department of militia and
defence, Maria st n O’Connor st
Lane Joel J., laborer, Ottawa st north
Lane Mrs. Mary, wid James, Stewart st
Lane rey. Bidwell, Episcopal methodist,
Richmond road
Laneuville Benj., rafisman,St Andrew st
Lang Arthur, laborer, Albert st, Rich-
mond roa
LANG ARTHUR W.,, painting estab-
lishment, flags, banners, signs and
window shades, 58 Sparks st, h Bank
st
Lang Edward, carpenter, Albert st
Lang George, laborer, Queen si, Le
Breton Flats
Lang James, confectioner and painter, | Larocque Henri, laborer, Middle st,
58} Sparks st
[PROVINog oy
Lang John, jun., painter, Elgingt
Lang John, gen,, bds at Garrow tol
i og al i
ang Mrs. Hannah, grocery, Daly 4
Lang Robert, of W. R. Thistle bs
Daly st }
Langdon Thomas, laborer, Kent st
LANGEVIN KE. J. deputy registry
and clerk of the Crown in chancery
department of secretary of state
Canada, bds at Russell house, oy
Elgin and Sparks sts
LANGEVIN HON. HECTOR L, 03,
Q.C., minister of public works, },
partmental buildngs west, Welling.
ton st, bds at Russell house, gy
Elgin and Sparks sts i
Langford Abraham, tailor, John st
Langford John H., bookseller and st,
tioner, 240 Wellington st
Langford John, superintendent Ottams
fire brigade, City hall, h Vittoria st
Langley James, bookbinder at Jamy
Hope & Co., bds at Albion hotel cor
Daly and Nicholas sts
Langlois Alfred, raftsman, St Andrewst
Langlois Edouard, tavern, St Patricks
Langlois Louis, raftsman, Church st
Langrell Joseph, clerk, Rideau st
Langrell Thomas, chief of police, City HJ
hall, Rideau st south
LANGTON JOHN, auditor, _ finance
department, and secretary Treasuy
Board, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st, h cor Cumberland ani
Wilbrod sts
Langton Thomas, student at law, cor
Cumberland and Wilbrod sts
Lanigan D., clerk, department of agr
culture and statistics, Brewery st, Hull
Lantier Isidore, laborer, Britannia te
race, Le Breton Flats
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Laperri¢re Augustin, library clerk alias
House of Commons, Wilbrod st Gato;
Laperriére Hector, joiner, Murray st wee
Lapierre André, laborer, Church st Rta’
Lapierre Ernest A., grocer, Rideau st riére 1
Lapierre Frs. X., hotel, 75 Sussex st Neh
LAPIERRE HORACE, barrister, &, barber
cor York and Sussex sts, h co: Muay Cah
and Cumberland sts
Lapierre Romuald, tailor, Sussex st, b
cor Murray and Cumberland sts
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aliZON
Lapointe J. Bte., laborer, St Patricks hid
Lapointe Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st at and
Le Breton Flats Kuzon
Lapointe Moise, fish dealer, By ward Le Br
market sq, bds at B. Perrault’s, Ni misoh
Patrick st : aval:
Laporte Victor, grocer, and proprietor Hi. ..11¢
Farmers hotel, Rideau st Tick”
Laporte Zéphirin, bds at Farmers hotel, ae
Rideau st ae
Laprade Alex., carpenter, Napoleon st ee 4
Laprade Alex., laborer, Napoleon st beict
Laprade Narcisse, laborer, Carriére lan 1 K B
Larabie Dosithé, cooper, Chapel st Wee |
Larivisre —, raftsman, Ottawa st north eis
Lariviére Bernard B., Canada hot Te
and bowling saloon, Sussex st avton
Lariviére Frs. X., laborer, St Andrew alle
Lariviére Louis, laborer,Ottawa st north 1 oe
Lariviére Mrs. Julia, wid August) Hi
boarding house, Bank st aviol
Lariviére Pierre, blacksmith, Murrayst sla
Larkin Matthew, mason, St Patricks stole
Larocque Alex., laborer, Sherwood &f lass
Le Breton Flats : aw J
Larocque Alphonse, boarding hous art
Murray st i I
Larocque Ant., lumberman, Church # aw Je
Larocque Frs. X., laborer, Gloucesterst ‘ag
Breton Flats Quee
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eee ali
jun., painter, Elginst
ien,, bds at Garrow'shool
rocery, Daly
f. Thistle Ep,
ITARIO: |
rocque Jean, Chapel st
rocque Louis, laborer, Montreal st,
Le Breton Flats : .
rocque Mrs. Euphémie, wid Joseph,
Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats
rose Charles, stonecutter, bds at
Mrs, M. Murphy's, William st
arose Jean N., laborer, Water st
arose gfoteph, {a0 stonecutter, bds at
Mrs, M. Murphy’s, William st
arose Joseph, sen., clerk of works,
Parliament bui'dings, bds at Mrs. M.
Murphy's, William st
rose Télesphore C., junior 2nd class
clerk, adjutant general’s office, de-
artment of militia and defence,
ideau st
rvill Edwin, inspector and measurer
of fuel, public works department, bds
at Mrs, Cahill’s, opp City hall, Queen
fannah
, of W.
omas, laborer, Kent st
BE. J., deputy registy
of the Crown in clang
t of secretary of state
ds at Russell house, ¢g
Sparks sts
HON. HECTOR L, 03,
ster of public works, Ds
_buildngs west, Welling.
3s at Russell house, op
Sparks sts :
raham, tailor, John st
nn H., bookseller and sty
Wellington st
in, superintendent Ottamy
, City hall, h Vittoria st
ies, bookbinder at Jamy
., bds at Albion hotel cor
Vicholas sts
ed, raftsman, St Andrews
uard, tavern, St Patricks
is, raftsman, Church st
sph, clerk, Rideau st
mas, Chief of police, City
u st south y
JOHN, auditor, finance
t, and secretary Treasury
artmental buildings east,
at, h cor Cumberland ani
3
mas, student at law, cor
id and Wilbrod sts
clerk, department of agri
statistics, Brewery st, Hill
re, laborer, Britannia tr
ton Flats
ugustin, library cletk
ommons, Wilbrod st
ctor, joiner, Murray st
ré, laborer, Church st
st A., grocer, Rideau st
X., hotel, 75 Sussex st
IORACE, barrister, &e,
hd Sussex sts, h coy Murry
rland sts
uald, tailor, Sussex st, b
and Cumberland sts
te., laborer, St Patrick st
ph, laborer, Cathcart st
lats
se, fish dealer, By ward
bds at B. Perrault’s, &
st
salle Odilon, laborer, St Andrew st
assalle Michael, pilot, Murray st
atchford James, grocer, Richmond
road
thram Mrs, Jane, wid John, St Paul st
atimer Mrs. William, Wellington st
atour Emery, laborer, Church st
atreille Hyacinthe, laborer, Cathcart
st, Le Breton Flats
atreille Jean Bte.,laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
atrimouille Antoine, hotelkeeper, 128
Sussex st
atrimouille George, hotelkeeper, 122
and 124 Sussex st
atrimouille Octave, dry goods, 102
Sussexst, h St Patrick st
auder rev. John S., rector Christ
church, ch of England, foot of
Sparks st
aughton James, shoemaker, St Pal st
durin Alfred, saloon, George st
aurin Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
durin Narcisse, laborer, Carriére lane
aurin Stanislas, shoemaker, cor Car-
riere lane and Napoleon st
auzon Alexandre, laborer, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
auzon ‘André, Broad st, Le Breton Flats
wuz0n Emmanuel, carter, King st
auzon Exuptre E., wood dealer, Bol-
ton st, Letter O
aizon Jean, carpenter, cor Dalhousie
stand Murray st north
auzon John, laborer,Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
auzon Manuel, carter, King st
avallée Louis, laborer, Church st
avallée Solomon, raftsman, St Pat-
Tick st
averdure Elisée G., tinsmith, William
st, h Napoleon st
avergne Pierre, laborer, St Andrew st
victoire Isidore, laborer, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
avigne Baptiste, raftsman, Church st
rth So George, shoemaker, St Pat-
rick st
avlyne Joseph, laborer, Parry st
avigne Joseph, wheelwright, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
aviolette Hilaire, raftsman, Church st
aviolette Louis, raftsman, Church st
aviolette Pierre, butcher, Murray st
Avole Abraham, raftsman, Bolton st
Letter O :
aw John, of Law & Johnston, Cath-
cart st
aw John, of Law & Johnston, Sher-
Wood st, Le Breton Flats te
aw & Johnston, steam
Queen st, Le Breton Flats
r, grocer, and proprietor
el, Rideau st
rin, bds at Farmers hotel,
, carpenter, Napoleon st
, laborer, Napoleon st
sse, laborer, Carriére lan
hé, cooper, Chapel st
Aftsman, Ottawa st north
nard B., Canada hotel
saloon, Sussex st
., laborer, St Andrew s
s, laborer, Ottawa st north
Julia, wid Auguste,
ise, Bank st
e, blacksmith, Murrayst
, mason, St Patrick st
., laborer, Sherwood st
ats
honse, boarding hous,
lumberman, Church #
K., laborer, Gloucesterst
, laborer, Middle st, l¢ saw mill,
DOMINION
Lawlor Richard S., of McLeod, Wright
& Lawlor, resides in Aylmer
Lawrence George, clerk, bds at R.
Lawrence's, Bank st
Lawrence Reuben, Bank st
Lawrence Thomas, tailor, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats, h Bank st
Lawson Alexander J., photographic
gailery, 56 Sparks st, h O’Connor st
Lawson Thomas, moulder, r Concession
line road, n Biddy st
Leamy Mrs. Margaret, wid James,
boarding house, York st
Leatherland Wm., stonecutter, King st
Leathren Mrs. Jane, wid John,St Paul st
Leavens D, R., & Co., jewellers, 73
Sussex st
Leavens David R., of Chalmers & Co.,
and of D. R. Leavens & Co.,Albert st
Leblanc Alfred, plasterer, 19 Clar-
ence st
Leblanc Frangais, laborer, St Andrew st
Leblanc Joseph, carpenter, Dalhousie st
Leblanc Joseph, tavern, 19 Clarence st
Leblanc Jules, laborer, Bolton st
Leblanc Julien, joiner, Water st
Leblane Pierre, tavern, St Patrick st
Leblanc Stephen, clerk, St Patrick st
Lebuis Pierre, laborer, St Andrew st
Leclaire Guillaume, millwright, Sher-
wood st, Le Breton Flats
Leclaire Jean, blacksmith, King st
Leclaire Mrs. Angéle, wid Louis, fruit
store, William st
Leclaire Noél, laborer, St Andrew st
Leclaire Théophile, butcher, cor St An-
drew and Dalhousie sts
Lecompte Frangois X., laborer, King st
Lecompte Joseph, carter, St Patrick st
Lecompte Michel, laborer, Parry st
Lecompte_ rev. P., professor Ottawa
college, Wilbrod st
Lecours Mrs., Biddy st
Lecours Alexis, laborer, Church st
Lecours Isidore, blacksmith, Dalhousie
at, h Water st
LECOURT JOSEPH P. M., architect
and civil engineer, draughtsman
Indian branch, department of secre-
tary of state for the provinces, St
Patrick st
Leduc Miss Mary, milk dealer, Cumber-
land st
Ledue Olivier, surveyor, St Andrew st
Lee Joseph 8., customs clerk, Maria st
Lee Thomas, harnessmaker, cor St Paul
and Nicholas sts
Lee U. C, station agent Canada Cen-
ral railway, Le Breton Flats, h Vic-
toria terrace, Richmond road
Lee W. Horace, 2nd class clerk, privy
council, Vittoria st
LEE WILLIAM H., clerk, privy
council, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st, h Vittoria st
LEES & GEMMELL, barristers, &c.,
Nicholas st
Lees Robert, of Lees & Gemmell, county
attorney, township of Nepean
Lefebvre Alfred, clerk, bds at Mrs...
Robitaille’s, cor Bank and Sparks sts
Letebvre L., clerk, public Works de-
partment, Sparks st
Lefebvre Narcisse, laborer,
Le Breton Flats
Lefebvre Théodore, printer,St Patrick st
Légaré Joseph, laborer, Division st
Légaré Pierre, raftsman, St Patrick st
Legault dit Deslauriers Mrs. Victoire,
wid Francois X., Ottawa st north
Legendre Rémi, laborer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Léger Charles, pilot, Cathcart st
Leggo Alpheus H., carpenter, Rideau st
Broag st,
601 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
Leggo Christopher, M.D., Rideau st
Leggo John, dentist, 49 Sparks st, h
Maria st
Leitch Thomas, laborer, Cathcart st
Lemaitre George, cabinetmaker, Cum-
berland st
Lemaitre George H., bookbinder, St
Andrew st
Lemay J.Bte., laborer, Ottawa st north
Lemay Oct., blacksmith, St Andrew st
Lemieux Edmond, joiner, Church st
Lemieux Francois, of Hunter, Rose &
Co., Metcalfe st
Lemieux J. E., office keeper, department
of agriculture and statistics, Ottawa
st north
Lemieux Joseph, clerk, Ottawa st
Lemienx Miss Delphine, dressmaker,
York st
Lemieux Napoléon, shoemaker, St An-
drew st
LEMOINE JUCHEREAU Der ST
DENIS, translator and_ sergeant-at-
arms of the Senate, Parliament build-
ings, Wellington st, h Daly st
Lemoine James, 3rd class clerk, post
office department, savings bank
branch, bds at Mrs, Robitaille’s cor
Bank and Sparks sts
Lemoine Mrs, James, Queen st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
LeMOINE ROBERT, deputy clerk,
clerk assistant, master in chancery
and chief French translator of the
Senate, Parliament buildings, Wel-
lington st, h Daly st
Lemonde Joseph, speaker’s messenger
House of Commons, resides at Baie
St Paul, Que.
Lennox Robert, waggonmaker, Queen st
Léonard Antoine, St Patrick st
Lepage Antoine, engineer, St Patrick st
Lepage Chas., painter, Ottawa st north
Lepage Francois, laborer, Ottawa st,
Le Breton Flats
Lepers rev. F., professor Ottawa col-
lege, Wilbrod st :
Lépine Jean Bte., laborer, St Patrick st
Lépine Joseph, cabinetmaker, Murray st
Lépine Maxime, raftsman, Dalhousie st
Lepite Louis, laborer, William st
LEPROHON J. PHILIPPE, clerk of
controverted elections, House of
Commons, Stewart st bet Cumberland
and King sts
Leroux I'rs. X., carpenter, Parry st
Leroy Pierre, laborer, Park st
Lescault Onésime, laborer, Parry st
Leslie Henry, pressman, Park st
Leslie John, clerk Bank of Montreal,
bds at Mrs. Chesley’s, Maria st
Leslie John, watchmaker and jeweller,
27 Sparks st
Lespérance Charles H., tailor, Wel-
lington st, h Ottawa st north
Lessard Alexis, grocer, cor St Joseph st
and Oltawa st north
Lessard David, cor Dalhousie and St
Andrew sts
Lessard J. Arthur, grocer, St Andrew
st cor Dalhousie st
Lester George, bricklayer, Parry st
Lester J. Richard, bricklayer, Parry st
LeSUEUR PETER, superintendent
money order branch, post office de-
partment, Departmental buildings
west, Wellington st, h Kent st
LeSUEUR WILLIAM D.,1st class clerk,
ost office department, Albert st,
Richmond road
Léteau George, grocer, Murray st
Lethbridge Albert A. E., student at law,
bds at Mrs. Henderson’s, John st n
Vittoria st
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Létourneau Joseph, stonecutter, Glou- | Living Henry, clerk, Sally st Lynt J bookbi
cester st ‘ Lloyd G. TB. civil enuinese bds at Phiniae ver Dale ae
LETT WILLIAM P., city clerk, and Russell house, cor Bigin aad Sparks st! sts howl, cor aly and aa
Bahco ey City hall, h 17} Lloyd ae Mary, wid Henry, Ottawa|Lyon John, student at law,. Victory
Dalhe es st north terrace, Richmo
Léveillée Sol., raftsman, St Patrick st | Lockhouse, Peter Curran, caretaker, | LYON S REMOW tarvlecers attorn
Lévesque Joseph, clerk, St Patrick st opp Locks n Sussex st &c,, Elgin st 4 ™
Levin Malai hoop Skirt factory, 43 | Lockwood Miss Elvira, photographic | Lyon Robert, M.P.P., of Lyon & Rem
Sparks st, bds at Union house, Elgin st gallery, cor Sparks and Elgin sts Theodore st : ; ™ ‘
Lewis Frs., 1st class clerk, department | Lockwood Mrs. Melinda, wid Joseph, | Lyons Mrs. Mary, wid John, Cumbep. pallion
of receiver general, Vittoria st Rideau st cor Gloucester st land st mes
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Deen one 3, euee Bank of Mon- Logan George, M.D., homceopathist, mers Palas carpenter, Cumben
fag iol ened Q.C., of Lewis & Pinhey, Logan Peter, messenger, department Lyons Robert, laborer, Richmond road
cor Concession line road and Maria st} of’ seeretary of state for Canada, | MacAgy William A., customs apni,
LEWIS & PINHEY, barristers, attor-| Stewart st cor Cumberland st ser, Maria st
neys, solicitors, notaries, conveyan- | Long David, laborer, King st MACAULAY GEORGE H., speakers Arthur’
cers, &¢., next Post oltice block, | Long Eugene, cook, Russell house, cor} S°¢retary and assistant English nilet
Elgin st 1 'Wieta and Hoarke ete. } translator House of Commons, My iH fois,
Lewis Robert, clerk, York st | Long A Toke: engineer, bds at P. Her- | ,, Tia Stn. O'Connor st rCabe J
Lewis Robert 1. clerks, York st bert’s, 46 Rideaust | MACCARTHY HENRY F. chemist an abe P
4ew 1omas E., printer, Rideau st rahe ‘acta ia. Jahonar »,|Mdruggist, Wellington st bet Hughs *
As en Patrick i teacher, Sparks st ri SAR eet ie and Market sq, h Sully st ee itty
i pete: Prencols X,, carpenter, cor | Longtin Mrs. B., wid Louis, Chureh st Machonatd A. B, & Co. auctioneers HR nent of
; pe. ing sts Lorenz Gustavus, of J. B, Buss & Co. sussex st Calfrey
Liberté Francois, carter, Church st bds at City hotel, Clarence st | Macdonald Albert B., of A. B.Macdonald fill. im
Liberté Jean, laborer, Margaret st Lormand Mrs Pierre, cor King st and| ,, © Co., Elgin st Caftey
Liberté Louis, laborer, Church st Bolton-ateouth. — 7 Macdonald Alex., baker, Rideau st ; wail
Life Association of Scotland, J. T. & | Lortie Cyrille, raftsman, St Patrick st | Macdonald Alexander, printer, bds at call
_W - Pennock, agents, 19} Sparks st Lortie Francois printer, St Patrick st J. Jones’, Maria st
Limn John R., storekeeper, Wellington | Gortie Jean Baptiste saddler, Bolton st | Macdonald & Co., dyers and scourers
st Letter O pa ata opp Russell house, Elgin st
Limoges Edmond, joiner, Church st Loughran Michael, grocer, St Patrick Macdonald George F., receiving clerk,
Linard Patrick, mason, Centre st gt cor Dalhousie Ge : Montreal Telegraph Co., Elgin st
Lindsay A., 2nd class clerk, post office) LOVIsD..Y J- SIEPH, book, tract, | Macdonald James, of Macdonald & Co,
department, Albert st leaflet and job printer St Paul st n resides in Montreal
aed pearisa U., clerk, Mosgrove st! Sussex st i a - Macdonald John, general agent, Elgint i Carthy
indsay Henry. junior clerk ers | Pak tee ac P i SVATAN eh Carthy
Commene Haig: Met House of/ LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher eee Coy Elgg ae vorks d
Lindsay James, of Cunningham & Lind- Se Canadian alibi’ ober ty +} Macdonald Miss Margaret, of Macdonald fim@eU ARTI
Say, Nelson st i malar oF Neate eae a ito") & Co., bds at Mrs, Smiths, cor Albert MM Uy ollie
Linc say Thomas, laborer, Chapel st vince of Quebec Directory; Province and Bank sts earthy
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LINDSAY WILLIAM B. clerk of the| 2! NovaScotia Directory ; Province of) Macdonald Peter, laborer, Gloucesterst im leparta
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House of Con > Parliame p New Brunswick Directory ; Province : i caeee .
ange Wellington a ge te | of Newfoundland Directory Province ae ALD ery ae ny ?
Cathcart st , ci of Prince Edward Island Directory ; pre Sa hee ausiee ani *
Lineger William, foreman Printing} Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, De Sinentel Seances an Vel eCarthy
department, British American Bank County and Township Directories |; aio 3st 1 Bi ne WHE Metea sy pecaetyy
Note Co., Gloucester st hroughout the six Provinces ; general Mac Tall Ps OLD. ‘Rider ah 4 Lawrent
Lines Robinson, culler, Richmond road book and job printer and blank book | | eon Seg eke puaphs f Ws at S
Ling Charles, Bolton st Letter O manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, | MACDONELL DONALD W.,, serge Carthy
Link Francis, moulder, Vittoria st cee piste ebe peg cet hj} oar cata aoe of as E arliae
ink Nicholas Hakan. Afatpal face 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips} ment buildings, Wellington st
Link Nicholas, bookkeeper, Metealfe st, 54 Beaver hail, Montreal, Que. BS | MACGILLIVRAY PARQUIAR, cet
Linton Moses W., agent for <A. H.| Loverin Mrs, Eliza, wid Jonathan, | of routine and records Hot Re
Baldwin, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Rideau st ( ommons, I arliament buildings,
Liret Olivier, laborer, Water st Lowe James, bricklayer, Augusta st Wellington st, h Maria st n 0 Conua
van Y PYORLLENCY |Lowry John, shoemaker, By ward], $t g Queen s
LISGAR HIS EX ELLENCY THE market sq ; ice | MACHIN MISS, principal Ottawa Pro MBeCarthy
RIGHT HONORABLE BARON, of Lowry Philip, carpenter, By ward mar testant Ladies school, 200 Welling Queen's
Lisgar and Baillieborough, in the phy ne y aq eee cata ton st ~ iclaher
county of Cavan, Ireland, in the peer- ivi, Rape aie nenter ‘a at| Mackay Robert H., 3rd class clett, al
age of the United Kingdom of Great pe ene carpenter, Ottawa st | ¢ Se raee emcee eae
pai and ere y and a baronet, P. Loyer Dam., shoemaker, Gloucester st Mackay Thomas, millwright,Edwarts, y
C.,G.C0:B.,G.C.M.G., governor gener: _ H : ti q
oF Ganga ; phic ernor general | f over Frs,, jumberman, Augusta st Richmond road IeCloy 1
Fi yover . y ye « Paar | i AE aeeetars ackenys frp -aPHNe ¥ pen § )
of Hanada, ‘and governor general | over Frags, rftsmu, Augusta st_| Mackend ¢ Alte, ennpenter, Qik 2M fe
island of Prince Edward, office De-| Loyer Magloire, laborer, Nelson st ‘ ‘Hdinburgh saw mitt oniee Meteall pie
partmental buildings east, Welling- | Loyer Patrick, raftsman, Murray st st, Lower town ts feed. ve
ton st,resides at Rideau hall, New Luby James, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Maclaren James, of J. Maclaren & Co, solr
Edinburgh Lucas Daniel E. R., bds at Mrs. McLen- |“ vesides in Buckingham, Que ko 1
Litle Alexander, laborer, St Paul st nan’s, Union sq, Albert st slarer “J. Maclaren & Co. and 8
Litle Isaiah, laborer, Biddy st Lumsden Alex., foreman, Metcalfe st ene oe one oe
Litle James, painter, Biddy st Lumsden John, clerk, tideau ae | Maclaren rev, William, Canada prs fancy si
Litle John, landing waiter, custom | Lunny Hugh, laborer, Clarence st byterian, Daly st NeConne]
ae died st sak LUTTRELL R., superintendent St Macnab Blankenburg, Albert st ton sta
itle John, market constable, Ottawa| Lawrence and Ottawa railway, office | Macnab Mrs. Charlotte, wid Duncat eConne’
Ee ah tal Bek Wellington st, station McTaggart st,| Ryner, Albert st Be bis at
Little John, laborer, Bank st resides in Prescott MacNutt CharlesS., assistant inspec MM Vittoris
Little John, laborer, Cathcart st Lynch Matthew, laborer, Broad st, Le| Grown timber office, John st MeCorma
Little William, laborer, Nelson st Breton Flats MACPHERSON LIEUT. COLONEL EB Commi
LIV ERPOOL AND LONDON AND | Lynch Patrick, messenger, department) JOHN, deputy assistant adjutaat H. McC
GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE ASSU-|_ of justice, Church st eneral of militia, Department MMC ormi
RANOE CO., D. W. Coward & Co.,| Lynch William J., clerk, department Building; cast, Wellington sth Ride visions
agents, 17 Sparks st agriculture and statistics, Church st} st, Sandy hill NcCormi
[PRovinog op
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8, bookbinder, bdsq
, cor Daly and Nicholas
tudent at law,. Victoris
mond road
ON, barristers, attorney
LP.P., of Lyon & Remon,
ary, wid John, Cumber
k, carpenter, Cumber
laborer, Richmond road
iam A., customs apprié
GEORGE H., speakers
nd assistant English
fouse of Commons, Me
mnor st
’ HENRY F, chemist and
‘ington st bet Hugh s
sq, h Sally st ;
. B. & Co., auctioneers
vert B., of A. B. Macdonald
st
ex., baker, Rideau st
xander, printer, bids at
ria st
Co., dyers and scourer,
house, Elgin st
orge I°,, receiving clerk,
legraph Co.,, Elgin st
nes, of Macdonald & Co,
mtreal
In, general agent, Elyinst
in A., operator Montreal
0., Elgin st
8 Margaret, of Macdonald
t Mrs, Smith's, cor Albert
8
er, laborer, Gloucester st
HON. SIR JOHN 4,
ster of justice and
Department of justice,
1 buildings east, Well
farns cliff, Metcalfe sq
sas, M.D., Rideau st
DONALD W.,, sergeant
hse of Commons, Parlit-
1gs, Wellington st
PAY FARQUHAR,
and records Hor
Parliament — buil
t, h Maria st n O'Conuor
clerk
3, principal Ottawa Pro
es school, 200 Welling
t H., 3rd class clerk,
hrtment, Yorkst
3, millwright,Edwarts
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red, carpenter, Que
10., proprietors i
uw mills, office Mete
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s, of J. Maclaren & Co,
Kingham, Que. ,
, of J. Maclaren & 00.
sham, Que.
William, Canada pres
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ly 8
nburg, Albert st
Yharlotte, wid Duncar
t st : b
1g §., assistant inspectot,
r office, John st
LIEUT, COLONBL
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militia, Departme
t, Wellington st,h Ride
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\CPHERSON JAMES P., wine and
init merobant; Elgin st, h Nelson
Sandy hil
he Fames, contractor, 77 Clar-
ce st
dam Samuel, printer, bds at A.
kenzie’s, Queen st
eam William, laborer, St Joseph st
cAllion John, laborer, Biddy st n
Elgin st ‘.
cAmmond John, proprietor McAm-
mond’s hotel, Wellington st n Kent st
Ammond’s hotel, John McAmmond,
proprietor, Wellington st n Kent st
wArthur Mrs. Peter, boarding house,
Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Arthur William L., commercial tra-
veller, King st
(Brine James, laborer, Richmond road
(abe John, boarding house, McKay st
eCabe Patrick, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
Breton Flats
(Catfrey Francis, messenger, depart-
ment of receiver general, Cathcart st
«Caffrey Mrs. Rose, wid Patrick, By
ward market sq
¢Cuftrey William, tavern, Y@rk st
cCall Neil, watchman, Rideau st
¢Callum Mrs. Jeannet, wid Archibald,
Baird st
Cann Francis, tavern, 55 Clarence st
cor By market sq
eCann George, laborer, Redpath st
Cann Patrick, laborer, St Paul st
Cann Richard, Nepean st
cCarter Robert, laborer, Centre st
Carthy Charles, engineer, public
works department, Stewart st
(CARTHY & CO.,fruit dealers, regis-
try office for servants, 31 Sparks st
cCarthy D., 3rd class clerk, post office
department, Stewart st
McCarthy James, Wellington st
HeCarthy John, Wellington st
Warthy John, laborer, King st
Warthy John, tailor, Queen st
Carthy John P., freight “clerk St
Lawrence and Ottawa railway depot,
bdsat 8. Daniel’s, Bolton st, Letter O
(Carthy Michael, assistant chief mes-
senger, House of Commons, Maria st
[Carthy Mrs. Mary, wid Daniel, 50
Sparks st
IeCarthy rev. J, professor Ottawa
college, Wilbrod st
leCarthy Richard, of McCarthy & Co.,
Queen st
BlcCarthy William, of McCarthy & Co.,
Queen st
lcClaherty Dougal, carpenter, Divi-
sion st
lcClellan Donald, laborer, Edward st,
Richmond road
leCloy Thomas, salesman, Queen st,
Le Breton Flats
NeClymont W,, & Co., proprietors New
Edinburgh flour mills and flour and
feed store, Ridean st opp Dalhousie st
eClymont William, of W.MeClymont
& Co. bds at Russell house, cor Elgin
and Sparks sts ;
(Comb Misses Eliza Ann & Margaret
faney store, 36 Sussex st
leConnell Charles, M.D., cor Welling-
on st and Market sq
‘Connell Whiteford, dental student,
bis at Mrs, Henderson’s, John st n
Vittoria st
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plcCormack Chas. R., gasfitter, King st
‘Cormick Alexander G., clerk, bds at
H. MeCormick’s, 65 Sparks st
cvommick Andrew, groceries and pro-
“sions, 63 Sparks st
NcCormick Mrs, John, Cathcart st
DOMINION 603 DIRECTORY.
McCormick Bernard, laborer, Broad st,
Le Breton Flats
McCormick Henry, proprietor Hull
mills, 65 Sparks st
McCormick Mrs. Bridget, wid John,
Redpath st
McCormick Mrs. Jessie, dressmaker, 83
Rideau st
McCormick William, bookbinder, 83
Rideau st
McCOY H. A., assistant French trans-
lator House of Commons, resides in
Montreal
McCraken James, manager for Henry
Atkinson & Co., 19 Sussex
Baird st
McCray Mrs. Mary, wid Wim., St Paul st
McCready J. EB. B., junior clerk House
of Commons, Bank st n Wellington st
McCuaig Donald, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
Breton Flats
McCULLOCK HENRY, manager Bri-
tish Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st
McCullough Frs., currier, Gloucester st
McCullough Hugh, grocer, Nicholas st
McCullough James, boot and shoe
maker, Wellington st
McCullough James, tanner, cor Glou- |
cester and Park sts
McCullough Robert, grocer, &¢., cor |
Wellington and Bank sts
McCurley Mrs. Sarah, wid
Gloucester, Concession line road
McDerby William, laborer, Broad. st,
Le Breton Flats
McDermott Emmett §., post office clerk,
Biddy st
McDermott Henry, finisher, Albert st,
Richmond road
McDermott Thomas, Biddy st
McDonagh rev. F., professor Ottawa
college, Wilbrod st
McDonald D., carpenter, Clarence st
McDonald Hugh, tanner, Boteler st,Le
Breton Flats
McDonald James, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
McDonald James, laborer, William st
McDonald John, slide master, Middle st
MeDonald Michael, laborer, Centre st
McDonald Peter, laborer, Gloucester st
McDonell A, Allan, laborer, Murray st
MeDonell Donald R., proprietor Cale-
donia hotel, 5 York st
McDonnell Miss Eliza,
Church st
seamstress,
McDonogh Miss H. D. C., saleswoman, |
bds at Mrs. Topley’s, Slater st
McDougal Archibald R., of MeDougal
& Co., Besserer st
McDougal & Co., hardware, 33 Sussex st
McDougal Francis, of McDougal & Co.,
Sussex st
McDougall J., 2nd class junior clerk,
post office department, money order
branch,bds at Salmon’s hotel, York st
McDougall L. John, carpenter, Parry st
McDougall Mrs. Catherine, wid Latch-
lin, Parry st
McEdwards Alexander, clerk, bds at
City hotel, Clarence st
McKdwards Gregor, lumber
Sussex st, h George st
McElroy James, laborer, Redpath st
McElroy Thomas, engineer, Boteler st
McEvela William, mason, Church st
McEvoy Ed., J., grocer, Bolton st
Letter O
McEvoy Matthew, of McEvoy & Ryan,
cor Dalhousie and St Patrick sts
McEvoy & Ryan, grocers, Dalhousie st
cor St Patrick st
McEvoy Wm., laborer, Ottawa st north
McEwen Arch., foreman, O'Connor st
dealer,
st, h|
James, |
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McEwen James, farmer, Bolton st
McEwen William, hotel, 126 Sussex st
McEwen William, Ist turnkey county
Carleton gaol, h cor St Paul and
Nicholas sts
McFarlane William, grocer, cor Glou-
cester and Rideau sts
McFee Alexander, laborer, Stewart st
McFee Archibald, laborer, Dalhousie st
McGann Gregory, laborer, St Paul st
McGarity Thomas, of Dufresne & McGa-
rity, Rideau st
McGaw Alexander, contractor, Maria st
McGee Miss Annie, Cumberland st
McGee Mrs. Flavie, wid John, boarding
house, St Patrick st
McGibney Andrew, jun., laborer, Nelson
McGibney Andrew,stonecutter, Nelson st
McGillicuddy Jeremiah, pensioner, Mur-
ray st
McGillivray Donald,M,D,, Wellington st
McGillivray Duncan, carpenter, Co-
| bourg st
| McGILLIVRAY EDWARD, wholesale
and retail dealer in dry goods and
groceries, Wellington st, h cor Wel-
lington and Vittoria sts
McGillivray John, carpenter, Albert st,
| Richmond road
McGillivray John, hotelkee per, St
drew st
MeGillivray William, shipping clerk
hds at Mrs. P, McArthur’s, Middle st,
| Le Breton Flats
| McGilton Thos., bootmaker, Musgrove st
| MeGinnes James, laborer, Lloyd st, Le
| Breton Flats
McGiveney Samuel, stonecutter, Otta-
| Wa st, Le Breton Flats
| McGowan Mes, Ann, wid Bernard, Bank
street road
| McGowan Wm.,, engineer, St Andrew st
| MeGrath Dennis, bds at J. Kehoe’s,
| York st
| McGuigan Arthur, carpenter,
st north
McGuire John, plasterer, Murray st
| McGuire Mrs. Ann, wid Edward, Clar-
Bolton
| encest
| McGuire Terence, laborer, Britannia
| terrace, Le Breton Flats
| McHugh Murty, tailor, 88 Clarence st
| Mcllhinny Alexander, harnessmaker,
| bdsat P. Wright's, Wellington st n
| Bay st
| McIntosh Kenneth, carpenter, Bolton st
north
McIntosh Kenneth, carter,
north n Catheart sq
| McIntosh Misses, cor
| Cumberland sts
| McIntyre John, innkeeper, cor Mosgrove
| and St Paul sts
Melsaae John, hotelkeeper, Clarence st
n Sussex st
McKane Thomas, carpenter, Edward st,
Richmond road
McKay & Chevrier, tavernkeepers, Mur-
| ray st
| McKay Thomas, flour store, 132 Sussex
| st, and flour and oatmeal mills,
Chaudiere, Union sq, h Sparks st n
Hugh st
{McKay William, house painter, 43
Rideau st, h Queen st
McKay Wm., lumber merchant, Daly st
McKay Wm., millwright, Gloucester st
McKay W. Oscar, of McKay & Chevrier
Murray st
McKeal Patrick, laborer, Rideau st
McKechney Mrs Jane, wid James
grocery, Rideau st
McKeever Patrick, butcher, stall 13 By:
ward market, York, h Murray st
Bolton st
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McKenna Francis, laborer, cor Murray
and Dalhousie sts
McKenna Mrs, Mary, taverakeeper, 66
Sparks st
McKenna Neil, laborer, Murray st
McKenrick —, Division st
McKenzie Alfted, carpenter, Queen st
McKenzie captain Robert, forwarder,
Middle st, Le Breton Flats
McKeown John, laborer, King st
McKillican James, foreman, Montreal
st, Le Breton Flats
McKillop Archibald, laborer, Maria st
McKinnon James, culler, Queen st
McKinnon John R., salesman, Maria st
McKINNON NEIL, sen, produce
broker, general commission merchant
and insurance agent, wholesale and
retail dealer in flour, feed, pork, &c.,
41} Sparks st, h Maria st
McKinnon Neil, jun., salesman, Maria st
McKinstry Robert, carpenter, Queen st
McLaren John, tailor, Gloucester st
McLaren rey, William, Canada presby-
terian, Duly st
McLaren Robert, laborer, Centre st
McLarnon Daniel, flour and provisions,
cor Rideau and Cumberland sts
McLaughlin Henry, Dalhousie st
McLaughlin James, shoemaker, Dal-
housie st
McLaughlin John, foreman, Richmond
road ;
McLaughlin John, laborer, Concession
line road n Centre st
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, Dalhousie
McLaughlin Robert, wood turner,
Sussex st, h Bolton st, Letter O
McLaughlin Samuel, photographer,
ublic works department, Maria st n
etcalfe st
McLean 0 R., teacher of penmanship
Ottawa Business college, bds at H.
McLean’s, Elgin st
McLean Hector, auctioneer, land agent
and commission merchant, 18 Sparks
st, Centre town, h cor Gloucester and
Metcalfe sts
McLean Hector, trader, York st
McLean Hugh, clerk, Elgin st
McLean Neil W., English clerk and
clerk of private bills of the Senate,
Maria st
McLennan Mrs. Ann, wid Duncan,
Union sq, Albert st
McLeod Malcolm, of McLeod, Wright
& Lawlor, resides in Aylmer, Que.
McLEOD, WRIGHT & LAWLOR, ad-
vocates, &e., province of Quebec, opp
Russell house, Sparks st, and in Ayl-
mer, Que,
McMahon Mark, tinsmith, bds at Cale-
donia hotel, York st
McMahon Michael, laborer, Gloucester
st, Centre town
McMahon William, clerk, bds at Union
house, Elgin st
MeManus James, laborer, Murray st
McMartin Peter, Church st
McMaster Duncan, saddler, York st
McMICKEN GILBERT, stipendiary
magistrate and commissioner of po-
lice, Daly st
McMillan Alex., laborer, William st
MeMillan John, assistant master City of |
Oitawa Grammar school, Bank street
road :
McMullan Mrs. Margaret, wid Archi-
bald, Cathcart sq cor Cathcart st
McMullen John, carpenter, Stewart st
McMullen Peter, tailor, Stewart st
MecMullin Richard, blacksmith, Bank st
McMurtry Samuel A., teller Ontario
bank, Theodore st
McNab J., 2nd class junior clerk,
post office department, Wellington st
McNaughton Duncan, carpenter, Stew-
art st
McNaughton Malcolm, managing direc-
tor Montreal and Ottawa forwarding
Oo., resides in New Edinburgh
McNaughton Michael, doorkeeper, privy
council, cor York and Cumberland sts
MoNEILL LIEUT. COLONEL J. C,,
V.C.,, military secretary to governor
general, Rideau hall
MeNider William J., ledger keeper
Ontario bank, bds at Mrs. Wade's,
O'Connor st
McNulty Hugh, contractor, cor Queen
and Cathcart sts, Le Breton Flats
MeNulty William, laborer, Church st
McPhail rev, Daniel, Baptist, Edward st,
Richmond road
McPhee Alexander, farmer, Stewart st
McPhee Archibald, laborer, Dalhousie
st
McPhee E. R., law student, Augusta st
McPherson Samuel, grocer and black-
smith, Albert st, Richmond road
McPherson Samuel, stage driver, bds
at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st
McQuade Daniel, grocer, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats
McQuaid Alexander, laborer, York st
McQueen William, clerk, Parry st
McQuinn Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Peter,
King st
McRae John, laborer, Bay st
McRAE JOHN W., ageat Ottawa and
Rideau Forwarding Co., bds at J.
Carruthers’, Sherwood st
MecVitty William, sergeant Ottawa
police, Queen st, Le Breton Flats
Magdalene Asylum, under the care of
the sisters of our Lady of Charity of
refuge, mother Mary of St Jérome,
superioress, Park st
Magee Charles, of Magee & Russell,
1 Sparks place, Albert st
Magee Misses, cor Besserer and Cum-
berland sts
MAGEE & RUSSELL, wholesale and
retail dry goods, 29 Svarks st, and
opp Russell house, Elgin st
Magee William L., assistant book-
keeper, marine and fisheries depart-
ment, Theodore st
Mahen Joseph, laborer, Chapel st
Mahen Michael, Chapel st
Maher Christopher,pensioner, Burrows st
Maheux Antoine, laborer, Ottawa st,
Le Breton Flats
Maheux Joseph, laborer, Gloucester st
Maheux Louis, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Maheux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st
Mahon John, mason, Murray st
Mahon Martin, blacksmith, Dalhousie
st, h King st
Mahon Mrs. J. H., teacher, King st
Mahoney Florence, laborer, St Patrick
st
Mahoney James, laborer, Nepean st
Mahoney Join, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Mailloux Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Mailloux George A., 1st class clerk,
customs department, Sussex st
Mailloux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st
Main Andrew, King st
Maingy E. A., 3rd class clerk, post
office department, resides in New
Edinburgh ;
Maingy W.A., clerk, Rideau st
Mainville Charles, laborer, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Major Honoré, laborer, Le Breton Py
Mallet Miss Adele, & Go., dressmaley
Clarence stn Sussex st
Malloch Mrs, Edward, Richmond tog
Malone Maurice, forwarder, Head g
Le Breton Flats
Maloney Bartholomew, laborer, St Py
rick st
Maloney James, school teacher, (ly
ence st
Maloney Lawrence, printer, Murray
Maloney William, trader, 94 Clarenceg
Manchester David, clerk, Queen st
Mandeville Frangois, mason, Oumb.
land st
Mann Andrew, bookkeeper, bd: 4
Mathew’s hotel, York st
MANN BROTHERS, wholesale ands
tail hardware, 45 Sparks st cor Me
calfe st
Mann Griffidus, of Mann _ Brother
Metcalfe st
Mann James T., of Mann Brother,
Metcalfe st
Mann Patrick, laborer, Centre st
Manners Joseph, laborer, Cathcart s
Manning John, laborer, Besserer st
Manning Michael, laborer, Gloucest
st, Concession line road
Mansfield Pierce, innkeeper, Ottawast
Manson Christian, tailor, Clarence st
Manuel John, clerk, bds at A. Gi
mour’s, Vittoria st
MARA EDWARD A., architect and
pans right solicitor, cor Elgin and
Sparks sts, h Slater n Metcalfe s
See Adv
Marcotte Krancois, laborer, Cathcart
Le Breton Flats
Marier Pierre, stonecutter, King st
Marin rev. L., professor Ottawa ci
lege, Wilbrod st
MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPART
MENT, hon. Peter Mitchell, ministe
of marine and fisheries; William
Smith, deputy, Departmental builé
ing west, Wellington st
Marion Gédéon, baker, St Andrew st
Marion rev. Jules, master of studie
Ottawa college, Wilbrod st
Marion Solomon, carpenter, Murray
Mark James, boom master Queen st,l¢
Breton Flats 3
Market hotel, M.. Barrett, proprietor
York st
Marna James, Ottawa st,Le Breton Flat
Marois Mrs. Louise, wid Moise, Yorks
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Agar Yell
ing, issuer, office St Lawrence hotel,
cor Rideau and Nicholas sts
Marrs Mrs. Ellen, wid Lewis, Augusta
Marsais Jacques, clerk, Sussex st
Marshall Thomas, tailor, Rideau st
Marshall Wm. H., upholsterer, Mariad
Marshall William J., lessee and mabe
ger Her Majestv’s theatre, h
O’Connor and Maria sts
Martel Jean, butcher, stall 6 By watl
market, h 80 Clarence st
Martel Joseph, mason, Ottawa st north
Martel Mrs. Margaret, wid Pierre, Mummy
st
Martens rev. Theodore, bursar tts
college, Wilbrod st utd
Martin Alexander, assistant dentist,
Sparks st ;
Martin Charles A., dentist, 52 Busert
Martin Daniel, foreman, Bridge st,
Breton Flats ui
Martin Dr. Oliver, surgeon dentist,
Sparks st, bds at Russell house, @
Elgin and Sparks sts *
Martin Henry J., baker, Albertst, iit
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tholomew, laborer, St Py
1es, school teacher, Clip
rrence, printer, Murray 9
liam, trader, 94 Clarenceg
avid, clerk, Queen st
‘rangois, mason, Oumber
»w, bookkeeper, bids a
iotel, York st
THERS, wholesale and ts
‘are, 45 Sparks st cor Me
dus, of Mann Brother
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3 T., of Mann Brother,
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k, laborer, Centre st
eph, laborer, Cathcart t
in, laborer, Besserer st
chael, laborer, Gloucest
sion line road
erce, innkeeper, Ottawast
istian, tailor, Clarence #
in, clerk, bds at A. Gi
ittoria st
WARD A., architect and
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's, h Slater n Metcalfe st
incois, laborer, Cathcart,
Flats
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L., professor Ottawa c
rod st
VD FISHERIES DEPART
n. Peter Mitchell, ministe
and fisheries; William
puty, Departmental builé
Vellington st
bon, baker, St Andrew st
Jules, master of studies
llege, Wilbrod st
mon, carpenter, Murray #
boom master Queen stl
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, Ottawa st,Le Breton Flats
souise, wid Moise, Yorks
LICENSES, Agar Yellt
office St Lawrence hotel
and Nicholas sts
nes, clerk, Sussex s
bmas, tailor, Rideau st
nd Maria sts
0 Clarence st
Ibrod st
Ss
Sparks sts =
J., baker, Albert st,
M.. Barrett, proprietor,
len, wid Lewis, Augustas
_ H., upholsterer, Marias
liam J., lessee and man
{ajestv’s theatre, h 0
butcher, stall 6 By watl
h, mason, Ottawa st north
argaret, wid Pierre, Mummy
Theodore, bursar Mttar
der, assistant dentist, #
bs A., dentist, 52 Sussexs!
1, foreman, Bridge st, Lt
iver, surgeon dentist, #
dg at Russell house, “
h ‘ARIO. |
rtin Félix, laborer, Park st
ARTIN J. & CO., wholesale and
retail grocers, Sussex and Rideau sts
rtin Jas., of J, Martin & Co., Sussex st
artin John, messenger, Quebec bank,
Wellington st
artin Louis, joiner, Augusta st
artin Miss Jane, store, Wellington st
artin Thomas, flour store, 69 and 71
Rideau st, h cor Rideau and Dalhousie
“ William S., government detec-
tive, bds at J. Montgomery’s, Wel-
ington st .
ARTINEAU EUG KNE,J.P.,alderman,
dry goods and clothing, cor Sussex
and Clarence sts, h Murray st
attineat. Hugh, clerk, bds at Eugéne
Martineau’s, Murray st
artineau Joseph, policeman, Murray st
artineau Mrs. Sophie, wid Jean B.,
tavern, Murray st
ary of St Jérome mother, superioress
Magdalene asylum, Park st
ary of the Conception sister, directress
St Bridget’s school, Wellington st
lason George, boatbuilder, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
son John, carpenter, Ottawa st north
ason John, laborer, St Patrick st
jason John, plasterer, Gloucester st
ason Robt., boat builder, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
jason William, boat builder, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
ason William J, printer, bds at Mrs,
Loverin’s, Rideau st
ass Janvier, clerk, Church st
assey J. W., Medical hall, 28 Sparks st
assicotte Augustin, carriagemaker, 30
Clarence st
asson Andrew, four and provisions,
Wellington st
asson Donald, bricklayer, Theodore st
asson Hugh, blacksmith, George st, h
Stewart st
atha Charles, laborer, Gloucester st
atha Isaie, carpenter, Church st
atha Pierre, laborer, Water st
atha Solomon, carpenter, Rose st
tha Xavier, laborer, Gloucester st
mathe Félix, laborer, Church st
atheson Christian, tailor, Clarence st
theson D., 2nd class clerk, post office
department, Savings bank branch,
Slater st n Elgin st
ATHESON W. MARSHALL, barrister
and master in chancery, cor St Paul
and Nicholas sts, h Albert st
dthewman Arthur, painter, Elgin st
pthews Jas., carpenter, Richmond road
at ohn, carpenter, Division st
ews John H., carpenter, Division st
ithews Thos., hotel, York st n Sussex st
thewson Henry A.,covernment clerk,
Bank of Montreal,bds at Mrs. Brown’s,
Gloucester st, Cartier sq
ithien Mrs, Joséphine, wid Jean B.,
Bolton st
tthews Alexander, carpenter, Bank st
atthews Bevin, carpenter, Bank st
atthews James, carpenter, Bank st
tthews James, contractor, cor Chapel
and Stewart sts
athews John, carpenter, Edward st,
Richmond road
atthews Robt., stonecutier, Theodore
st, Sandy hill
tutice Joseph, laborer, Dalhousie ct
Axwell Mrs, Frances, wid James, Ri-
deau st
ty George, leather, shoe findings, sad-
dlery, hardware, &¢., 31 Sussex st, b
Albert st
o
DOMINION 605 DIREOTORY.
May Michael J., Wellington Market sq
MAY REV. JOHN, ch of England,
principal Ottawa Commercial school,
Queen st, h Sparks st n Hugh st
Mayé Pierre, carpenter, Gloucester st
Mayes G., copper plate printer, Bank st
Mead Miss M., dressmaker, Clarence st
MEADOWS HI, & CO., manufacturers
of tin, sheet iron, copper ware, stoves,
house furnishings, &c., 35 Sussex st
Meadows Henry, of H. Meadows & Co.,
George st
Measam F., check clerk inland revenue
department, Metcalfe st cor Sparks st
Meilleur Calixte, laborer, cor Rose and
Napoleon sts
Meilleur Gédéon, laborer, Gloucester st
Melancon Antoine, laborer, King st
Mellon Barney, steward, Russell house,
cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Meloche Charles, laborer, St Andrew st
Ménard Baptiste, laborer, Church st
Ménard Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Menihan Patrick, laborer, St Patrick st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
Thomas Kirby, manager, Metcalfe st
MEREDITH EDMUND A,, under secre-
tary of state for the provinces, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st,
h King st
Méringer Mrs. Adélaide, wid Antoine,
Cumberland st
Méringer Mrs. Narcisse, wid Charles,
Water st
Merrick M., salesman, bds at J. Brown's,
Queen st
Merrifield Wm, J., mason, Clarence st
Merrill Horace, of N.S. Blasdell & Co.,
superintendent Ottawa River works,
cor Bridge and Duke sts
Merrill Horace B., planing mill, Duke
st, Le Breton Flats
Merritt John, laborer, William st
Merron Alexander, laborer, Vittoria st
Merryman Charles, plasterer, Ottawa st
Messier Jean, clerk, Church st
METCALFE JOSEPH, dry goods and
clothing, 61 Sparks st, h O'Connor st
Metropolitan Building and Savings so-
ciety, James Cox, secretary-treasurer,
cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Metropolitan chop house, Patrick
O'Meara, proprietor, 5 Rideau st
Metté Pierré, laborer, St Joseph st
Meunier Benj., laborer, St Andrew st
Meunier Francois, stonecutter, King st
»Miall Edward, jun., accountant, inland
revenue department, bds at Russell
house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts
MICHAELS HENRY, tobacconist, cor
Elgin and Sparks sts, bds at Dr.
MecConnell’s, cor Market sq and Wel-
lington st
Michaelson Jos. B., crockery and fancy
goods, 60 Rideau st, h 26 Rideau st
Michaud ©. E., draughtsman, public
works department, Sussex st opp the
cathedral
Michaud Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Michaud Xavier, hewer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Miles Charles, brickmaker, Dalhousie st
MILES EDMUND, Parliament hair
dressing saloon, 7 Russell house block,
Sparks st,h Elgin st. See Adv page 12
Military store house, John Lamb, care
taker, Locks foot of Canal
MILITIA DEPARTMENT, hon. Sir
George E. Cartier, baronet, minister
of militia. and defence ; major George
Futvoye, deputy, Departmental build-
ings east, Wellington st
OTTawa.
Milks Charles, laborer, Parry st
Miller Benjamin, laborer, St Andrew st
Miller Fernand, carpenter, Redpath st
Miller James, laborer, Queen st
Miller Mrs. Alexander, milliner and
dressmaker, Victoria st n Kent st
Miller Mrs. Margaret,wid John H., Well-
ington st
Miller Peter, second English clerk of
the Senate
Miller Robert, printer, cor Ottawa and
St Paul sts, resides in New Edinburgh
Miller Robert D., driver, Clarence st
Miller William, laborer, Bolton st, Let-
ter O
Milliken John, harnessmaker, bds at P.
Wright's, Wellington st n Bay st
Mills A. K.& W.J., marble and slate
works, cor Bank and Sparks sts
Mills Alexander,cahinetmaker, Albert st-
Mills Andrew K., of A. K. & W. J. Mills,
QJueen st
Mills Francis H., fruit store, 93 Rideau
st, h Murray st
Mills J., barkeeper Albion hotel, cor
Daly and Nicholas sts, h Sally st
Mills John, fruit dealer, 93 Rideau st
Mills Mrs, Anne, milliner and dress-
maker, 32 Sparks st
Mills Mrs. Jane, wid John, Murray st
Mills Samuel, shoemaker, cor George
and Dalbousie sts
Mills Thomas, laborer, Centre st
Mills William, bookkeeper, ordnance
lands branch, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, George st
Mills William J., of A. K.& W. J
Mills, 82 Sparks st
Milotte Edouard, cooper, St Patrick st
Miner Napoléon, raftsman, Water st
| MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AND
STATISTICS, bon, Christopher Dun-
kin, Q.C., minister ; Dr. J. C. Taché
deputy, Departmental buildings west,
Wellington st
MINISTER OF CUSTOMS, — hon.
Samuel L. Tilley, C.B., minister, De-
partmental buildiugs east, Wellington
St
MINISTER OF FINANCE, hon. Sir
, Francis Hineks, C.B., K.C.M.G.,
minister; John Langton, deputy, De-
partmental buildings east, Welling-
ton st
MINISTER OF INLAND REVENUE,
hon. Alexander Morvis, D.C.L., minis-
ter, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st
MINISTER OF JUSTICE, hon. Sir John
A. Macdonald, K.C.B., minister; col
onel H. Bernard, haga Departmen-
tal buildings east, Wellington st
MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISH-
ERIES, hon. P. Mitchell, minister ;
William Smith, deputy, Departmen-
tal buildings west, Wellington st
MINISTER OF MILITIA AND DE-
FENCE, hon Sir George KE. Cartier,
baronet, minister; major George
Futvoye, deputy, Departmental build-
ings east, Wellington st
MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS, hon.
H. L. Langevin, C.B., minister; 1.
Trudeau, deputy ; F. Braun, secretary,
Departmental buildings west, Wel-
lington s
Minore H., of Minore & La Du, Albert st
Minore & La Du, grocers, &¢., cor
O’Connor and Albert sts
Minore William, fruit dealer, cor O’Con-
nor and Albert sts
Mitchell Alexander, painter, Queen st
MITCHELL CHARLES W., of Mitzhell
& Carrier, Maria st
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OTTAWA.
MITCHELL & CARRIER, editors, pro-
prietors and printers of the Free
Brees Elgin st
Mitchell George, saw filer, Queen st, Le-
Breton Flats
MITCHELL HON, PETER, minister of
marine and fisheries, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st, h Met-
calfe st n Slater st
itchell Mrs, Kate, wid, laundress, Dal-
housie st
Mitford Mrs. Thurza,wid William, Albert
Island, Le Breton Flats
Mitford Win., blacksmith, Alberi Island,
Le Breton Flats
Mix Joshua, millwright, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Mix Samuel, sawyer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Mix Wesley, sawyer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
MODEL ROOMS, museum of patent
models, department of agriculture
and statistics, Departmental build-
ings west, Wellington st
Moffet J. Bte., carpenter, Bolton st
Moisan Jean Baptiste, moccasin maker,
Ohurch st :
Molloy rev. Michael, R, catholic, assis-
tant, Episcopal palace, St Patrick st
Molloy Thomas, boarding house, Bri-
tannia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Monahan —, carpenter, bds at Mrs.
Henderson's, John st n Vittoria st
Monahan Edward, laborer, Parry st
Monahan Jolin, grocer, St Andrew st
Mondelet Charles A., dentist, 26 Rideau
st, h Besserer st :
Monet Antoine, laborer, Water st
Monet Paul, laborer, St Andrew st
Monet Paul, shoemaker, St Andrew st
Monk J. Benning, attorney, Albert st
Monk John B., bookkeeper, Richmond rd
Monro Thomas, civil engineer, public
works department, fesides at Thorold
Montgomery Jas., tavern, Wellington st
Montgomery Robert $., saddler and
harness maker, 59 Rideau st
Montgomery William, government de-
tective, foot of Elgin st
Montigny J., carpenter, Cumberland st
MONTIZAMBERT FE. L., law. clerk,
clerk of committees and English trans .
lator of the Senate, Parliament build-
ings, Wellington st, resides in Quebec
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
CO., head office, Montreal; D. W.
Coward & Co., agents, 17 Sparks
st. See Adv (ALLAN Line) page facing
Jirst cover
MONTREAL AND OTTAWA FOR-
WARDING CO., D. Murphy, agent,
Canal basin
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (CO,, N.
W. Bethune, manager ; James A.
Parr, chief operator; main office,
Metcalfe st, Centre town; branch
offices at Russell house ; at Parliament
buildings during session of parlia-
ment; at Chaudiére, at New Hdin-
burgh, and at Bridge st, Hull
Mooney Edward, farmer, Cathcart st
Mooney ‘Joseph, commission agent, 3
Sparks st,h cor St Paul and Little
Sussex sts
Mooney Mrs. Matilda, wid James, Rideau
st, Sandy hill
Mooney Robert, tinsmith, Nicholas st, h
cor Daly and Augusta sts
Mooney Thomas, laborer, Canal basin
Moore Alfred H., printer, Bank st
Moore Andrew, shoemaker, Chapel st
Moore Benjamin E., shoemaker, Duke st,
Le Breton Flats
DOMINION 606 DIRECTORY.
Moore Isaac, Metealfe st
Moore James, shoemaker, Kent st
Moore major, O'Connor st
Moore Mrs. Henry, St Paul st
Moore Nelson, plumber, bds at rev, W.
Moore’s, O’Connor st
Moore rev, William, Canada presbyte-
rian, O'Connor st
Moran James, laborer, Ottawa st north
Moran Miss Mary,seamstress,Clarence st
Moran Mrs, Cath, wid J,. Gloucester st
Moran Patrick, grocer, Bolton st
Moran Patrick, laborer, Bolton st
Morand David, raftsman, Clarence st
Moreau Barthelemy, messenger, depart-
ment of agriculture and statistics
Ottawa st
Moreau David, laborer Clarence st
Moreau Godefroy, bowling alley, Murray
st
Moreau Israél, shoemaker, 83 Sussex st,
h Church st
Moreau Joseph, laborer, Bolton st
Moreau Thomas, grocer, St Patrick st
Moreau Urgéle, shoemaker, Church st
Morel Elzéar, carpenter, Boteler st
Morel Louis, office keeper, adjutant
general’s office, department of militia
and defence, King st opp Murray st
Morel Michael, carter, St Patrick st
Morel Mrs, Amelia, wid, Ottawa st north
Morel Olivier, joiner, Ottawa st north
MORGAN HENRY J., 2nd class clerk,
registry branch, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, bds at Mrs,
Salmon’s hotel, York st
Morgan James, laborer, Kent st
Morgan William H., miller, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
Morin Amable, laborer, Bolton st, Let-
ter O
Morin Antoine, laborer, Sherwood st,
Le Breton Flats
Morin David, compositor, Park st
Morin Jacques, laborer, Church st
Morin Joseph, laborer, Church st
Morin Joseph, laborer, Park st
Morin Michel, carter, St Patrick st
Morin Pierre, laborer, St Andrew st
MORRIS HON, ALEXANDER, D.C.L.,
minister of inland revenue, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st,
bds at E. Hall’s, Wellington st
MORRISON DANIEL, biscuit manu-
facturer, wholesale and retail confec-
tioner, 45 York st opp the market
Morrison Neil, detective, St Lawrence
and Ottawa railway, King st
Morrison William, grain and flour
dealer, cor Sussex and York sts ; grist
mill, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats
Morrison William, plasterer, Albert st,
Richmond road
Morrissey Patrick, laborer, bank of the
Canal
Morrow Thomas, grocer, St Patrick st
Morse John, plasterer, cor Cumberland
and Stewart sts
Mortimer A. H. A., salesman, 26 Rideau
st
MORTIMER ALEXANDER, book-
binder and blank book manufacturer,
9 Rideau st, h Queen st
Mortimer George, druggist, 41 Sussex st
Morton Mrs. P., wid Thomas M., Theo-
dore st
Mosgrove Robert, St Paul st
Mosgrove & Taillon, barristers, &c., 41
Rideau st
Mosgrove William, of Mosgrove & Tail-
lon, St Paul st
Moss Charles, blacksmith, Gloucester st
moun tiay John, carpenter, Cumber-
and st
fac:
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Mowat A., & Son, clothiers, 30 Susgey
Mowat Alexander, of A. Mowat & §&
township of Gloucester :
Mowat Daniel, of A, Mowat & Son ty
at Mathew's hotel, York stn Suisey
Mowbray Archibald ©., accountay
Ontario bank, Hugh st
Moxley Richard, carpenter, Gloucester
Moxley Wiliam, carpenter, Glouceste
Moxley W., coach painter, Gloucester
Mulhall James, raftsman, Nicholas
Mulhall Miss Catherine, viilliner gy
dressmaker, Boteler st
Mulligan Samuel, labo: “et
Mullin Bernard, dry ge Oth
Breton Flats
Mullin Charles, laborer, Redpath st
Mullin Mrs. Sarah, wid Wm, Stewart
Mullins Daniel, pensioner, Sherwood
Le Breton Flats
Mulroney James, laborer Redpath st
Mulroney William, laborer, Boteler ¢
Munro James, gardener, Baird st
Munro Mrs, Janet, wid Hugh, dr
maker, 91 Rideau st
Munro Wm,, tollkeeper, Prescott road
Munroe John, carter, Parry st
Munsie James, night watchman, §
Lawrence and Ottawa railway, ki
st
Munson Jared W,, bookkeeper, Brit
American Bank Note Co., Cathcart
Murphy Allan, water carrier, Parry
Richmond road
Murphy Andrew, laborer, Centre st
Murphy Cornelius, carter St Patrick
MURPHY DENNIS, age ntreal
Ottawa Forwardin aria st
Murphy George, shoe tk st
Murphy James, conduc. eet ¢
Maria st
Murphy James, machinist, Clarences
Murphy John, bookkeeper, Union
warding and Railway Co., Banks
Murphy John, carpenter, 59 Clarene
Murphy John, laborer, Biddy st
Murphy John, laborer, Maria st
Murphy John, saddler, King st
Murphy Joseph J., barrister, 5 Rideau
h William st
Murphy Martin, laborer, Bank st
Murphy Mrs. Bridget, wid Patt
grocery, St Patrick st
Murphy Mrs, Ellen, wid Daniel, (if
cester st, Lower town
Murphy Mrs. Kate, wid Thomas
Dalhousie st
Murphy Mrs. Mary, wid James, targ
Clarence st
Murphy Mrs. Mary, wid John, Redpa
Murphy Mrs. Mary,wid Michael, Wil
st
Murphy Mrs. Sarah, wid Wm, Duk
Le Breton Elats ;
Murphy Patrick, laborer, Baird st
Murphy Patrick, laborer, Centres
Murphy Peter, laborer, Bolton st
ter O ;
Murphy William, laborer, Rich
road :
Murray John; groceries and li
cor hoteler and Carleton sts
Murray John, laborer, 124 Clarentt
Murray John, laborer, Rideau st
gusta st ane
Murray Miss Elizabeth, rincipal
mary school, cor Cat heart
Cumberland st avin.
Murray Mrs. Anna M., wid wi
billiard room, Metcalfe st
Murray Samuel G.,, junior 2n¢¢
clerk, Indian branch, departine!
secretary of state for the pro
Maria st
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Son, clothiers, 30 Susgey
under, of A. Mowat & &j
of Gloucester
ol, of A. Mowat & Son, by
‘sg hotel, York stn Suasey
wrchibald C,, accountay
unk, Hugh st
ard, carpenter, Gloucester
am, carpenter, Gloucester
roach painter, Gloucester
res, raftsman, Nicholas s
ag Catherine, Cillliner ag
er, Boteler st
umuel, labo est
ard, dry ge ost,
ats
rles, laborer, Redpath st
Sarah, wid Wim, Stewart
niel, pensioner, Sherwood
n Flats
‘ames, laborer Redpath st
Villiam, laborer, Boteler g
es, gardener, Baird st
5, Janet, wid Hugh, dre
1 Rideau st
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hn, carter, Parry st
mes, night watchman,
e and Ottawa railway, ki
ared W., bookkeeper, Brit
n Bank Note Co.,, Cathcart
lan, water carrier, Parry
nd road
ndrew, laborer, Centres
ornelius, carter St Patrick
DENNIS, age ntrenl a
Forwardin aria st
eorge, shoe that
ames, conducy eet ¢
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mes, machinist, Clarence:
olin, bookkeeper, Union
rand Railway Co.,, Banks
yhn, carpenter, 59 Clarenet
lohn, laborer, Biddy st
john, laborer, Maria st
yhn, saddler, King st.
seph J., barrister, 5 Rideau
m st eo
artin, laborer, Bank st
Mra. Bridget, wid Patt
, St Patrick st
rs, Ellen, wid Daniel, Gl
t, Lower town
Irs. Kate, wid Thomas
ie st ; ;
rs. Mary, wid James, tare
e st
rs. Mary, wid John, Reda
rs. Mary,wid Michael, Will
Irs. Sarah, wid Wm. Duk
on Elats aw
atrick, laborer, Baird at
atrick, laborer, Centre s
eter, laborer, Bolton &,
Villiam, laborer, Richa
ohn; groceries and liq
ler and Carleton sts
yhn, laborer, 124 Clarence
lohn, laborer, Rideau st 2
iss Elizabeth, principtl
‘ine cor Cathcart 4
st ;
‘eaten M., wid Wi
room, Metcalfe st =
amuel G., jinior <n0 |
dian branch, departmt?
y of state for the prov
t
Oranto. ]
ee EE
Murray Patrick J., carpenter, Redpath
Aemeve John M.,, principal Ottawa
Business college, h Elgin st
Mutchmor Alexander, of Garland,
Mutchmor & Co, Bank st road
yyers Mrs. Mary, wid John, store,
‘Church st
Myette Félix, laborer,
Myette Louis, plastere
Vynehan Patrick, laborer, St Patrick st} NORRIS JAMES, accountant, Citizen
YRAND J, B., postmaster of the Sen-
McGee st
r, Park st
ate, resides in Quebec
Nadeau Joseph, messenger, House of
Commons, Bolton st
Nadon André, laborer, Dalhousie st
Nadon Léon, carter, Carridre lane
Nadon Michel, cab driver, Park st
Nadon Pierre, carter, King st
Nadon Victor, laborer, Water st
Nagle Patrick, 192 Clarence st
Nagle Richard, lumber
at, Le Breton Flats,
Nagle William, labore
Nagle William, local
Besserer st
r merchant, Duke
h Besserer st
r, Cobourg st
reporter Times,
Nantel Daniel, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Nantel Jules, tanner, Parry st
Nash J. R., temporary assistant sterling
debenture clerk, department of re-
ceiver general, Kent
National Life Insuranc
Naubert Aimé, labore
sth Centre st ;
Navion Mrs, Helen, wi
hand store, York st
Richmond road
O'Connor st
er town
Metcalfe st, bet Spa
Nelson Hugh, baker, |
Wellington st
cester st
Breton Flats
William st
ton st
Canal basin
Bank sts
Dalhousie st east
Wellington st
NELLIS THOMAS F
st
Nash James, ice merchant, Park st
se Co,, Herrick &
Crombie, agents, 3 Rideau st
r, Dalhousie st
Naud Basile, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O
Navin D., laborer, Centre st
Navin Mrs, Margaret, fr
uit dealer,Sparks
d Joseph, second
Neelan William, farmer, Edward st,
Neeve John B. H., 2nd class clerk,
department of receiver general,
Neil Robert, engineer, Metcalfe st, Low-
siddy st
Nelson Thomas, boot and shoe dealer,
Nettle Richard, check clerk, inland
revenue department,Rideau stn Glou-
Neville C. C., statistical clerk, depart-
ment of agriculture and . statistics,
mM resides in New Edinburgh
Neville John, trader, bank of the Canal
Nevin Michael, laborer, Sherwood st, Le
Newbanks William, tavern, York st cor
Newcombe Octavins,accountant Quebec
bank, bds at Mrs, Pardey’s, Welling-
Nichols John, laborer, Nicholas st
Nicholson George, barkeeper Union
house, Elgin st, h Metcalfe st
Nicholson John, contractor, Slater st n
Nicholson John, grocer, cor Maria and| and Dalhousie sts
Nile John, Nicholas st
Nile Michael, messenger, City council, h| Le Breton Flats
Nisbett Samuel engineer, St Paul st st
Noél Charles » teller Quebec bank,| O’Connor Mrs. Margaret, wid Daniel, | O'Reilly John, grocer, and collectcr
“ Damase, shoemaker, Murray st
oél Francois, laborer, Park st
., barrister, &c.,
rks and Welling-
ton sts, bds at Salmon’s hotel, York st
DOMINION 607 DIREOTORY. OTTAWA.
NOEL HELIER V., manager Quebec | O'CONNOR REV, JOHN L,, D.D,, R.
bank, Wellington st catholic, secretary to Lord Bishop of
Noél Jacques, carpenter, Ottawa st, Le| Ottawa, St Patrick st
Breton Wats O'Connor Thomas, grocer, cor. Cumber-
Nolan Francis, messenger, Murray st land and St Patrick sts
Nolan Jeffrey, laborer, Nelson st O'Connor Thomas, laborer, Bolton st
Nolan Moses, tavern, Murray st O'CONNOR & WALLER, exchange
Nolan Richard, laborer, Gloucester st brokers, insurance agents, &c, 2
Noonan Dennis, laborer, cor Sherwood | Rideau’st mi Li
and Queen sts, Le Breton Flats O'Day Michael, laborer, Cobourg st
rg pari See O' Donald wae farmer, Nicholas st
office, Gloucester yp , Mrs, ridge i
North British and Mercantile Fire and engl I ae a we ee
Life Insurance Co., G. P, Drummond, | (Donnell Patrick, laborer, Biddy st
agent, 19 Sparks st O'Donoghue Daniel, printer, St Patrick
NOTMAN’S PHOTOGRAPHIC st
ROOMS, W, J. Topley, manager, cor | O'Donoghue Maurice J., plumber, Cath-
Wellington and Meteulfe sts cart st
Notman William, of Notman’s photo-| O'Donoghue Mrs. Catherine, wid John,
graphic rooms, resides in Montreal Cathcart st
Notre Dame school, under the direction | O'GARA MARTIN, police magistrate,
of the Sisters of Charity, cor Cum-| and barrister, 45 Rideau st, h Nepean
berland and Murray sts township
NOTT HUGH, United States consular | O'Gara Michael, grocer, St Patrick st
agent, bds at Mrs. Pardey’s, Welling-| — cor Dalhousie st
ton st Ld O'Grady Michael, laborer, Bridge st
NYE LEWIS N., tobacco and fruit, 43 | O'Grady William, laborer, Clarence st
Sussex st, h 34 Sparks st O'Hagan Frank G., clerk, department
Nye Mrs, Elmira, boarding house, 34 of agriculture, Augusta st
Sparks st O'HANLY JOHN L. P., civil engineer
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, Cathcart st and surveyor, office and roidonen Bi
O'Brien Dennis, shoemaker, 86 Clarence Paul st, n Nicholas st
st ; ' , ’ O'Keefe Dennis, Ottawa st north
O'Brien Godfrey 8., excise officer, cor | (Keefe Michael, laborer, Ottawa st
Metcalfe and Slater sts north A
O’Brien James, laborer, Nepean st O'Keefe Thomas, laborer, Stewart st
O'BRIEN J. W., clerk, blue book and | O'Keefe William, saddler, Murray st
translator department of agriculture | O'Leary Cornelius, baggagemaster St
and statistics,bds at Mrs, Robitaille’s, Lawrence and Ottawa railway, King
cor Bank and Sparks st
O’Brien Lawrence, iabo rv, St Andrew | O'Leary John, laborer, Nicholas st
st O'Lone James, joiner, bds at Mrs. M.
O’Brien Michael, carter, cor Botelerand | = Murphy’s, William st
Carleton sts O'Malley John, sawyer, Duke st, Le
O'Brien Mrs, C., wid James, Boteler st Breton Flats
O'Brien Mrs. M., wid James, Baird st O’Mealey John, carpenter, bds at Mrs,
O'Brien Mrs. M., wid Stephen, York st D. Foster’s, Nicholas st
O'Brien Patrick, painter, Carleton st |O’MEARA C. HERBERT, Ist class
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, Franklin st clerk, department of militia and de-
O’Brien William, laborer, Park st fence, account branch, Vittoria st
O'Brien William D.,messenger, post office | O'Meara & Co., dry goods and clothing,
department, Clarence st 50 Sparks st and Wellington st
O'Callaghan John F., compositor, bds | O'Meara KE. J., clerk, Rideau st
at Mrs. Patterson’s, Rideau st O'Meara Michael, laborer, Sherwood st,
O'Callaghan Miss Bridget, dressmaker, | Le Breton Flats
Clarence st O'Meara Patrick, laborer, Bolton st south
O'Callaghan Mrs. Mary Ann, wid | O'Meara Patrick, proprietor, Metropoli-
Matthew, seamstress, Nicholas st tan chop house, 5 Rideau st
O'Callaghan Pat., tavern, Clarence st | O’Meara Thomas, laborer, Nepean st
O'Connell Michael, laborer, cor Cum-| O'Meara William, of O'Meara & Co.,
berland and York sts resides at Portage du Fort
O'CONNOR DANIEL, barrister, &c., 3 | O'Neil Dennis, shipwright, Ottawa st
Rideau st, h cor Bank and Albert sts| north
O'Connor Dudley, laborer, Nicholas st | O’Neil James, switchman St Lawrence
O'Connor Edward J., letter carrier,}| and Ottawa railway, Redpath st
Albert st O'Neil John, carter, Bolton st, Letter O
O'Connor Hugh, clerk, Bolton st north | O’Neil John, carver and gilder, Nelson
O'Connor James, carpenter, Carleton st} st
O'Connor James, laborer, Chapel st O’Neil Michael, carpenter, Sherwood st,
O'Connor J., carpenter, Cumberlandst| Le Breton Flats
O'Connor John, doorkeeper House of! O'Neil Michael, laborer, Bolton st, Let-
Commons, Albert st, bet Bank and| ter UO
O'Connor sts O'Neil Patrick, carter, Murray st
O'Connor John, laborer, cor Cathcart | O'Neil Terence, sen., laborer, Redpath st
O'Neill Edward J., detective and chief
O'Connor John,shoemaker,Dalhousie st | county constable, City hall, h Biddy
O'Connor John R., contractor, Duke st,| _ st west
O'Neil Terence, jun., laborer St Law-
O'Connor Lawrence, carpenter, Boteler one and Ottawa railway, Red-
path st
cor Wilbrod and King sts school taxes, Church st
O'Connor Roderick E., of O’Connor &| O'Reilly Robert, 3rd class clerk fin-
Waller, cor King and Wilbrod sts ance department, Church st
Chae:
Orrawa.
O'Reilly William, mason, Nelson st
O'Riley Eugene, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
O'Rourke James, laborer, Nicholas st
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, Queen st
Offord Jonathan, boot and shoe maker,
68 Sparks st
Ogilvy James, Stewart st, bet Nelson
and King sts
Old College of Friars, Sussex st
Oliver & Annable, wholesale cabinet-
makers, head Chaudiér> Island
Oliver James, of Oliver & Annable,
Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats
Oliver John, cabinetmaker,Cathcart st
Le Breton Flats
Oliver R. J., 3rd class clerk, post office
department, Sussex st
Oliver Robert, 1st class clerk, post office
department, Sussex st
Oliver William, millwright, Richmond
road
Olivier George, millwright, Sherwood
st, Le Breton Flats
Olsen Ole, carter, Cumberland st
ONTARIO BANK, Savings Bauk at-
tached, D, S. Eastwood, manager,
cur Sparks end Metcalfe sts
Orme George J.., of J. L. Orme & Son,
O'Connor st n Maria st
ORME J. &., & SON, importers of piano-
fories, music dealers, &¢.,8 Sparks
st
Orme James L., of J. L. Orme & Son,
O’Connor st n Maria st
Orme Matthew, clerk, O’Connor st
Orr John, cutler, St Paul st
ORR W., bookkeeper Montreal Tele-
raph Co., bds at Mrs, Sutton’s, 214
Sparks st
OTTAWA AND RIDEAU FOR-
WARDING CO.,J.W. McRae, agent,
office opp Victoria foundry, Middle st,
Le Breton Flats
Ottawa Auxiliary Bible society, rev.
D. M. Gordon, B.D., secretary, 10
Sparks st
Ottawa Business college, J. M. Mus-
grove, principal, 23 Sparks st
OTTAWA COLLEGE AND UNIVER-
SITY, rev. Joseph Tabaret, superior,
Wilbrod st
OTTAWA CONVENT AND MOTHER
HOUSE OF THE GREY NUNS, with |
novitiate and academy, rev. mother
FE. Bruyére, general superioress, cor
Bolton’ and Sussex sts
OTTAWA CITIZEN, annual subscrip-
tion to daily $6; to weekly $1; I. B.
Taylor proprietor and printer, 29, 31
and 33 Rideau st
Ottawa Commercial school, rev. John
May, principal, Queen st n Hugh st
OTTAWA COURIER, weekly, annual
subcription $1; Napoleon Bureau,
manager; printed by the Times
Printing and Publishing Co., 38
Sparks st
Ottawa Gas Co., Francis Clemow,man-
aging director ; John Pennock, secre-
tary-treasurer, 17 Sparks st
Ottawa Gas works, John Holt, super-
intendent, King st cor York st
OTTAWA IMMIGRANT AID SO-
CIETY, A. J. Christie, secretary; E.
H, Williams, assistant secretary,
Aumond’s block, Rideau st
Ottawa Literary and Scientific society
rooms, 23 Sparks st
OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS AND
DRAIN PIPE DEPOT, W. M. Som-
erville, proprietor, Rideau st bet
Ottawa and Cumberland sts
DOMINION 608 DIRECTORY. [Proviney
Ottawa Music hall, Francis Clemow, | Pare joi }
! C ’ nt Jean, joiner, Chu
managing director, Slater st Parent Yean'B., Hdtathes nan ‘Shunk
OTTAWA PROTESTANT LADIES Paris William, brewer, Richmond Q
SCHOOL, Miss Machin, principal, 200 | Parke John, carpenter, Cumberland
Wellington st Parker John, boarding house, Duke
Ottawa River Navigation Co., Queen’s|_ Le Breton Flats
wharf, foot of Sussex st Parker John, shoemaker, Georges
Ottawa River works, Horace Merrill,| Duke st, Le Breton Flats ”
superintendent, Middle st, Victoria} Parks Frederick J., copper Plate pri
Island ter, British American Bank Note Qy
Ouellet lis butche Park st cor Queen and O’Connor sts
Vuellet Gabriel, raftsman, Cathcart st] PARLIAMENTAR Y
Ouellet Jean Bte., laborer, Broad st, Le} MENTAL PRINTING OFFI
6 Breton Flats : THE DOMINION OF CANADA
ret oa Bte., water carrier, Dal-] B. Taylor, proprietor; Wm. Gre
ousie § m D3 ; rris, aecountag
Ouellet Joseph, cooper, Park st 29, land 33 maidéay at’ rile
Ouellet Mrs. Rose, wid Joseph, Park st | Parlow Edwin, school teacher, bij
Ouimet Jean Bte., shoemaker, Water st} J. Brown’s, Queen st
aire Patrick, grocei, cor King and}PARR JAMES A, chief operato
é Jlarence sts Montreal Telegraph Co., Welliugtoy
wens Thomas A., Parry st st, Upper town , :
Owne Christopher, messenger, depart-| Parrington William, laborer, George y
ment of secretary of state for the} Parson Mrs, Anna Maria, wid Joh
pega: cor Cumberland and Stew-| Parry st el
art sts Parsons Alber 8 3
Pace Henry, watchmake: and jeweller, het ge ot eee
Bpes opp Russell house, h Met-| Parsons Mrs. Aun, wid Wm., Williamglm
alfe st ; . Parsons Robert, bailiff, 8
PAGE JOHN, chief engineer, public PATENT. OFFICE, devin F
works department, Departmental] agriculture and Statistics Depart
buildings west, Wellington st, bds at} mental buildings west Wellingtons
Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks | Paterson J. D., clerk post office inspes
sts D i
3 . : tor’s office, bds i. H. Benjamin's dep
pone Romain, carriagemaker, Nelson st Augusta st ee Pena
Pape roan laborer, Division st Paterson Joseph, foreman, Bridge st,1/ exe
als Abraham, laborer, Richmond road} — Breton Flats s 19}
Lele ray laborer, Dalhousie st Paterson Matthew, machinist, Middlestfigm Penne
: an. o mn, carpenter, Bank st Le Breton Flats noc!
PALEN WILLIAM, contractor and | Patterson William E., salesman, bis Penno
: builder, Maria st G. R. Blyth’s, Wellington at taw
Pallier rev. A., curate St Joseph’s | PATRICK ALFRED, deputy clerk aniggmm Penno
depa
clerk assistant House of Common
Penno
Parliament buildings, Wellingtons,
church, Wilbrod st
Palmer Ezra C., foreman, cor Theodore
and Nicholas sts h Daly st, n Gloucester su Peni
PALMER HENRY A., hairdresser and | Patrick G. M., 3rd class clerk, poxgamy teueo
fancy goods, 7 Sussex st, h 92 Rideaust | _ office department, Albert st noc]
Panet Charles, junior clerk House of PATRICK THADDEUS, second clerk People
Commons, Cumberland st of committees and clerk of railway Dru
Panson Thomas, storekeeper, Rideau st, | committees House of Commons, head jard
h Daly st of Augusta st Pepin
Paquet Charles, laborer, Bolton st Pattee Gordon B., of Perley & Patteygam Perilla
Paquet Dolphis, carter, King st Richmond road Perilla
Paquet Elie, laborer, Bolton st Pattee James A., foreman, Middle ¢, St ar
Paquet Fabien, carpenter, Murray st Le Breton Flats Périlla
Paquet Félix, laborer, Chapel st Patterson & Bryson, staple and fang PERK
Paquet Félix, laborer, Gloucester st dry goods, 53 Sparks st Well
Paquet Francois, raftsman, cor Rose | Patterson James, lumberer, bds Marl
and Park sts British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Perkin
Hug
Patterson John, printer, bds at Mr.
Perkin
Paquet Guillaume, carpenter, Parry st
Cahill’s, Queen st
Paquet Honoré, shoemaker, Cathcart st
Paquet Jean, saddler, McGee st PATTERSON JOHN, Ist class clerk, Hug
Paquet Jean B., carpenter, Parry st finance depatinent, King st Perkin
Paquet J. Bte., laborer Ottawa st north | Patterson Joseph H., of Patterson HMMM Perkin
Paquet Joseph, laborer, Park st “Bryson, bds at British Lion hotel, tl Le B
Paquet Louis, grocer, Murray st Sparks st Perley
Paquet Marcel, carter, Murray st Patterson Mrs. Margaret, wid [sath Chai
Paquet Miss Emilie, Ottawa st north boarding house, Rideau st didre
Perley
Dak
Perras
Perrau
terra
errau
Patr
Perray
Perrier
errier
erron
Perry (
ERR
Paquet Théophile, carter, Nelson st
Paquet Thomas, grocer, McGee st cor
Park st
eae acti joiner, Murs, st
aradis Calixte, carter, Church st atters Till i
Pardey Mrs, Hlizabeth, wid Willem H,, | st@teon William, mail stage cng
private boarding house, Wellington st Patterton Patrick, messenger, Cums
Paré Pierre, laborer, Nelson st land st ee ne
Parent RK. H., civil engineer, public} Patton Robt., shoemaker, 90 Clarence!
p rons epee mens Wilbrod st Paul Edouard, laborer, St Andrews
arent Edouard, raftsman, Church st Payez Joseph, painter, Dalhousie
PARENT ETIENNKE, under secretary | Pavment Louis, grocer, Chureh st ¢
of state for Canada, Departmental} Cumberland st
PATTERSON THOMAS, wholesaleatl
retail family grocer and importer?
wines and liquors, 26 Rideaust, hem
Augusta and Daly sts
buildings east, Wellington st, h Wil- | Payne William, laborer, King st vs \
brod st PEACHY JOHN W., correspondatiea ere
Parent Félix, tinsmith, St Andrew st| clerk, customs department, Yorks
‘
[Province op
joiner, Church st
B., hotelkeeper, Church
m, brewer, Richmond rp
carpenter, Cumberland
, boarding house, Dukeg
Flats thca
1, Shoemaker, George st }
é Breton Flats "a
rick J., copper plate pri
1 American Bank Note Co
and O'Connor sts
NTARY AND DEPART
PRINTING OFFICE FoR
IINION OF CANADA,
, proprietor; Wm. Gree
James Norris, accountant
33 Rideau st
vin, school teacher, bis 4
3, Queen st
MES A., chief operator
Telegraph Co., Wellington
town
William, laborer, Georges
. Auna Maria, wid John
bert, of Ross & Parson
t
3. Aun, wid Wim., Williams
bert, bailiff, Augusta st
OFFICE, department d
re and statistics, Depart
ildings west, Wellingtons
D., clerk post office inspec
e, bds at E. H. Benjamn',
st
seph, foreman, Bridge stl
ats
atthew, machinist, Middles
1 Flats
Villiam E., salesman, bisa
th’s, Wellington st
ALFRED, deputy clerk and
stant House of Common
it buildings, Wellingtons,
n Gloucester st
M., 3rd class clerk, pos
Artment, Albert st
THADDEUS, second cletk
ttees and clerk of railvay
bs House of Commons, let
ta st
on B., of Perley & Patt
road :
hs A., foreman, Middle st
Flats
Bryson, staple and fancy
53 Sparks st
Fares, lumberer, bds #
om hotel, 61 Sparks st
yhn, printer, bds at Mra. J.
ucen st R
N JOHN, Ist class cletiy
havtment, King st
loseph_H., of Patterson &
5 at British Lion hotel tl
rs. Margaret, wid [sa
house, Rideau st
N THOMAS, wholesaleanl
ly grocer and importer q
liquors, 26 Rideaust, hee
nd Daly sts
illiam, mail stage contr
st west
ticks, messenger, Cumlet
, shoemaker, 90 Clarencef
d, laborer, St Ander!
h, painter, Dalhousie §
lis, grocer, Chureh st
d st a
m, laborer, King st F
HN W., correspont!
oms department, Yor
arp
ONTARIO. ]
DOMINION 609 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA,
enn nnn Am ig ie kA ATS eh SR a aL EME NS (I Na BR oy we 1 |
Peacock James, hatter and furrier, 33
Rideau st
k John, clerk, York st
“egien William, hatter, Rideau st,
Sandy hill
Pearce James, government detective,
bds at Mrs. J. Loverin’s, Rideau st
Pease Alpheus, foreman, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats
Peden A, G., secretary-treasurer St
Lawrence and Ottawa railway, re-
sides in New Edinburgh
Pellant J. Fulgence, 1st class clerk, de-
partment of receiver general, Daly st
Pellant Pierre, blacksmith, Murray st
Pellerin Samuel, laborer, 19 Clarence st
Pelletier Edouard, post oflice messenger,
House of Commons, Bolton st, n Dal-
housie st
Pelletier Jos., baker, Bolton st, Letter O
Pellier John, cuiler, Duke st
Pelson William R., saddler, Cathcart st
Peltier Eric, tinsmith, 109 Clarence st, h
Ottawa st
Peltier Eus¢be, mason, Bolton st
Peltier Louis, hotel, St Andrew st cor
Sussex st
Pelton Andrew, printer, Dalhousie st
Pelton George T., carpenter and builder,
Gloucester st, Concession line road
Pender John, messenger, finance de-
partment, Augusta st
Pender Patrick, messenger,
department, Augusta st
Pennock J. T. & W., insurance agents,
exchange brokers and patentagents,
19} Sparks st
Pennock James T., of J. T. & W. Pen-
nock, Daly st
Pennock John, secretary-treasurer Ot-
tawa Gas Co., 17 Sparks st, h Daly st
Pennock Philemon, clerk, post office
department, Daly st
Pennock Philemon, jun., of Walker &
Pennock, San4-; hill, Rideau st
FUUROLA VW itil, of J. T. & W. Pen-
nock, Besserer st -
People’s Telegraph Co., George P.
Drummond, manager ; Charles Des-
jardins, uperator, 19 Sparks st
Pepin Jean, laborer, Cumberland st
Perillard Benj., laborer, Bolton st
Périllard Joseph, laborer, cor Cathcart
stand Cathcart sq
Perillard Luc, laborer, Clarence st
PERKINS ALBERT B., family grocer,
Wellington st bet Hugh st and
Market sq
Perkins Edward, foundry, Sparks st, bet
Hugh st and Market sq
Perkins Lyman, Wellington st, bet
Hugh st and Market sq
Perkins Nelson H., machinist, Vittoria st
Perkins Reuben, millwright, Queen st,
Le Breton Flats
Perley & Pattee, lumber merchants,mills
Chaudivre falls, office Head st, Chau-
ditre Island, Le Breton Flats
Perley William G., of Perley & Pattee,
Duke st, Le Breton Flats
Perras Léon, shoemaker, McGee st
Perrault Alfred, carpenter, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Perrault Bénoni, boarding house, St
Patrick gt
Perrault Joseph, laborer, Church st
“errier Joseph, laborer, Napoleon st
Perrier Léon, laborer, MeGee st
trron Jean, joiner, Church st
Perry Charles, surveyor, Augusta st
ERRY GEORGE H,, O.E., editor of
the Volunteer Review, city engineer,
City hall, h Gloncester township,
ontreal road ;
finance
Perry James, gas engineer, Nelson st
Perry John, laborer, Prescott road
d ) ]
Perry Peter, laborer, Nelson st
Perry Wm., steamboat captain, King st
Pesant Théophile, laborer, Bolton st.
Petry Mrs. Margaret, wid John, Broad
st, Le Breton Flats
Pettapiece William A., foreman, Rich-
mond road
| Phaneuf rev. C., professor Ottawa col-
lege, Wilbrod st
Phelan John, carpenter, Stewart st
Philion Albert A. A. D.M., Queen st,
Le Breton Flats
Philion A.8., post office clerk, Montreal
st, Le Breton Flats
Philion Jean, clerk, cor Ottawa and
Lloyd sts, Le Breton Flats
Phillipps rev. Thomas D., ch of England,
assistant master City of Ottawa
Grammar school, resides in New
Ndinburgh
PH(ENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
LONDON, England, J. Durie & Son,
agents, 10 Sparks st
Phaonix Life of Hartford, Conn., O'Con-
nor & Waller, agents, 2 Rideau st
Piché Frangois, barber, bds at Mon-
treal hotel, York st
Piché Magloire, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats :
Piché Pierre, laborer, cor Daly and King
sts
Pichet Théodore, tavern, St Patrick st
Pickering Wm., laborer, Rochesterville
Picpus George, plasterer, Chapel st
Pidgeon Thos. ©., architect, Cathcart st
Pilon Hyacinthe, Church st .
Pilon Paul, laborer, St Andrew st
Pilson Jas., grocer, Rideau st, Sandy hill
S18
Pilson William, sacdler, Cathcart st,
Le Breton Flats
Pinard Alphonse, grocer, Dalhousie st
cor Bolton stsouth
Pinard A., turnkey, county of Carleton
gaol, Nicholas st
Pinard Célestin, cooper, McTaggart st
Pinard H. Adolphe, grocer, King st cor
Ottawa st
Pinard Hilaire, Dalhousie st
PiNARD J.
French, German and English dry
goods, 17 Sussex st
Pinard Joseph A., of J. A. Pinard &
Co., Bolton st
Pinard Joseph, carter, Cathcart st
Pinard Jovite, carpenter, Bolton st
Pinard L. Alfred, grocer, cor Cumber-
land and Bolton sts
Pinard Léon, grocer, King st cor Water
‘ 8 ’ g
8
Pinard Olivier, joiner, Church st
Pinhey Charles H., of Lewis & Pinhey,
Victoria terrace, Richmond road
Pinhey John H., post office clerk, Victoria
terrace, Richmond road
Pinsonnault Alexandre, printer, Cum-
berland st
Pirrie Hugh, shoemaker, Dalhousie st,
Plante Frs. X., raffsman, Catheart st
Plunkett James, 2nd class junior clerk,
post office department, Theodore st
POETTER HERMAN, clerk of votes
and proceedings House of Commons,
Albert st, Richmond road
Poirier Amable, head miller, Montreal
st, Le Breton Flats
Poirier Joseph, laborer, Parry st
Poitier Baptiste, iaborer, Ottawa st north
Poitier Mrs. Faustine, wid T>ussaint, St
Patrick st '
Poitras Olivier, sailor, Cathcart st, Le
Breton Flats
Poitras Joseph, pilot, Le Breton Flats
42
A,, & CO., importers of
Pollard rev. Henry, ch of England,
O'Connor st
Pominville Jérémie, carpenter, Bri-
tannia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Poole George, laborer, Parry st
Pope Mrs, Euphemia, wid Charles, ladies
private school, Albert st, n Bank st
Pope Samuel, 2nd class junior clerk,
department of militia and defence,
store branch, resides in Montreal
Popham William, carpenter, Vittoria st
Popque Charles, laborer, Redpath st
Porritt Edward, carpenter, Baird st
Portelance Alphonse, carter, Bridge st,
Le Breton Flats
‘Portelance Louis, carpenter, Britannia
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Porter Charles, laborer, Parry st
PORTER JOHN, civil engineer, office
and residence, Metcalfe st
Porter Thomas, bookkeeper, A. H.
Baldwin, Chaudiére, h Rochesterville
Porter Wm., cabinetmaker, Richmond
road
Porter Wm., of Gibson & Porter, Queen
st n Metcalie st
Post Henry, barber, Clarence st
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, hon.
Alexander Campbell, postmaster gen-
eral; William H. Griffin, deputy post-
master general, Departmental build-
ings west, Wellington st
POST OFFICE, G. P. Baker, post-
master; C. L. Stephens, assistant,
Elgin st,bet Sparks and Wellington sts
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S
OFFICE, John Dewe, chief inspector ;
J. D. Paterson, clerk, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st
Potter Aden, millwright, Head st, Le
Breton Flats
Potter James, clerk, Dalhousie st
Potts Joseph, bookkeeper, 3 Preston
terrace, Daly st
Potts Mrs. Mary, wid Alexander, Rideau
stn Gloucester st
Potvin Auguste, messenger, office of
Queen’s printer, department of secre-
tary of state for Canada, St Patrick st
Potvin Fr., of Potvin & Richer, Park st
Potvin Honoré, messenger public works
department, Church st
Potvin & Richer, butchers, stall 17 By
ward market, York st
Potvin Pierre, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Poulin Alexis, laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Poulin Jean Bte., laborer, Cathcart st
Poulin Narcisse, joiner, Clarence st
Poulin Pierre, wholesale groceries and
liquors, 72 Sussex st, h 96 Sussex st
Poulin William, teamster, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
POWELL ALEXANDER W.,, governor
county Carleton gaol, Nicholas st
Powell Arthur W,, clerk, cor King and
Stewart sts
POWELL GRANT, corresponding clerk,
department of secretary of state for
the provinces, cor Stewart and King
sts
POWELL LIEUT, COL. WALKER,
deputy adjutant general of militia
at head quarters, department of mili-
tia and defence, Departmental build-
ings west, Wellington st, h Albert st
POWELL WILLIAM F,, sheriff, county
of Carleton, cor St Paul and Nicholas
sts, h Elm lodge, Richmond road
Power William, printer, bds at Mrs. J.
Leamy’s York st
Powers Cornelias, laborer, Albert st,
Richmond road
OTTAWA.
Pratt Abraham, shoe store, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Pratt Harry, salesman, bds at Mrs. Sut-
ton’s, 214 Sparks st
Pratt James, boot and shoe maker, 48
Sparks st, h Slater st n Bank st
Pratt John L., foreman, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Presbyterian Free church, rev. William
Moore, minister, cor Slater and Bank
sts
Préjeau Henri, raftsman, King st
Preston George E.,of Preston & Rowsell,
bds at St Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau
and Nicholas sts
Preston George H., city collector, City
hall, h Daly st
Preston G. Y. W., clerk, bds at G. H.
Preston’s, Daly st
Preston J. L. E., clerk, bds at G. H.
Preston’s, Daly st
PRESTON & ROWSELL, merchant
tailors, 36 Sparks st
PRESTON WILLIAM T.R., importer
and dealer in boots and shoes, 12
Rideau st, h Daly st
Prevost rev. M., master of studies Otta-
wa college, Wilbrod st
Price Edward, carpenter, King st
Price William, builder, Augusta st,
Prieur Francois X., director of peniten-
tiaries, Daly st
Primont Alexis, messenger, Napoleon st
Primary schoo!, Miss Elizabetb Murray,
yrincipal, cor Cathcart sq and Cum-
erland st
Primary school, Miss Fanny Humphries,
princi yal, cor Duke and Queen sts
puindable John, butcher, Gloucester st
Prindable Richard, boatman, cor St
Paul and Mosgrove sts
Pritty John, laborer, Daly st
PRIVATE CANCER INFIRMARY,
Dr. O. C. Wood, proprietor, Maria st.
See Adv page 12
PRIVY COUNCIL, hon. Charles Tup-
per, C.B., president ; William H. Lee,
clerk, Departmental buildings east,
Wellington st
Procktor William, cabinetmaker, Ri-
deau st n Ottawa st
Prodrick William., confectioner, 38 Sus-
sex st
PROTESTANT ORPHANS HOME,
Miss 8. J. Dyke, teacher and super-
intendent, Miss Margery Beattie, ma-
tron, Albert st
Proulx Cyprien, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Proulx Cyrille, carter, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Proulx Hyacinthe, laborer, Gloucester
st
Proulx Israél, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
Proulx Isidore, raftsman, Church st
Proulx Mrs. Margaret M., wid Edward,
Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Proulx Mrs. Olivier, Broad st, Le Breton
Flats
Proulx Olivier, laborer, Cumberland st
Proulx Olivier, raftsman, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Provincial Fire Insurance Co. of Cana-
da, J.T. & W. Pennock, agents, 193
Sparks st
Provost Henri, carpenter, King st
Prudhomme Benjamin, laborer, Red-
path st
Prudhomme Théophile, Cathcart st
Pruneau Hector, joiner, Boteler st
Pruneau Thos., carpenter, public works
department, Bolton st, Letter O
Purcell John, laborer, Percy st
DOMINION 610 DIRECTORY.
Mya y case $i aa Ti a ae git Di Lk i VG co LI aC ie a RI See EINE OA RCRA a Rta
Purcell George, laborer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Purcell James, laborer, Albert st, Rich-
mond road
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
hon. H. L. Langevin, ©.B., minister v.
public works; T. Trudeau, deputy ;
F.- Braun, secretary, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st
Purdy John, grocer, Biddy st
Purtell Michael, laborer, Centre st
Purtill John, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Pushman John, clerk, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Quain John, keeper of Union Suspension
bridge, Chaudiére Falls, Ottawa side,
Le Breton Flats
Queale Wm., culler, bds at C. Crason’s,
foot of Wellington st, n George st
QUEBEC BANK, H. V. Noel, manager,
Wellington st
Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co. of
Liverpool and London, O’Connor &
Waller, agents, 2 Rideau st
QUEEN RESTAURANT, Michael Ka-
vanagh, proprietor, cor Wellington
and Metcalfe sts
QUEEN’S PRINTER, lieut. colonel
Brown Chamberlin, C.M.G., Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st
Queen’s wharf, A., Jackson, wharfinger
foot of Sussex st
Quenneville Antime, laborer, Britannia |
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Quenneville Hyacinthe, grocer, Britan-
nia terrace, Le Breton Flats
Quevillon J. Bte., carter, Nelson st
Quinn Brothers, groceries and liquors,
Rideau st cor Gloucester st
Quinn Hugh, of Quinn Brothers, Rideau
st, h St Patrick st cor King st
Quinn Jas,marble polisher, St Andrew st
Quinn John, of Quinn Brothers, bds at
Hugh Quinn’s, cor St Patrick and
King sts
Quinn Michael, laborer, Broad st. Le
Breton Flats
Quinn Misses Mary Ann and Norah,
milliners and dressmakers, Welling-
ton st
Quinn Mrs. Eleanor, wid John, seam-
stress, Wellington st cor Vittoria st
Quinn Patrick, saloonkeeper, Welling-
ton st
Quinn P. Patrick, boatman, St Paul st |
Quinn Thomas, foreman, George st
Raby Mrs. Emilie, wid Joseph, King st
Racicot Antoine, engineer, Church st }
Racicot Moise, butcher, stall 21 By |
ward market, York st, h Church st
Radford Edward, stenographic writer,
department of justice, bds at Mrs, |
Pardey’s, Wellington st |
Radford James J., of Young & Radford, |
Rideau st n Augusta st |
Raine James, policeman, Wellington st
cor Vittoria st
Raine William, laborer, Nelson st
Rainville David, laborer, St Andrew st
Rainville Edouard,laborer,St Andrew st
Rainville Mrs. Azaire, wid Louis, seam- |
stress, Besserer st
Rainville Mrs. Charlotte, wid Francois,
St Andrew st
Rainville Paul, laborer, Dalhousie st
[PROVINCE op Myra
Rance George, office keeper and ine.
senger, post office department, De y
partmental buildings west, Welling. Mame!"
R ton st Pra
andall & Garvin, painters at
n Bank st ae + Queen Rhodes
Randall Jacob, laborer, Clarence st part
Randall John, of Randall & Garvin, §; qe"
Patrick st . Ricard
Raten Mrs. Julia, wid Patrick, St Pa. ame? D4
rick st RICE
Rathwell Samuel, teacher, Parry st housq
Rathwell Thomas, laborer, Kent st hUn
Ratté Louis, laborer, Church st Richar¢
Ratté Prudent, boat builder, foot of Richard
Sussex st bet D
Rattey Pierre, speaker’s messenger of Mimnichar’
the Senate, Clarence st Richard
Rattier Abraham, cor Bolton and Cun. Le B
berland sts Richard
Rattier Antoine, laborer, Church st ward
Rauscher Rudolph, provincial land sur. Richer
veyor, draughtsman and clerk, Crown Glou
timber office, Bank st,Le Breton Flats ageicher
RAY C.C., agent Canadian Expres Park
Co., bds at Russell house, cor Elgin her
and Sparks sts lou
Ray Laurence, laborer, Redpath st Richer
Raymond Joachim, laborer, Gloucester (lone
st Riddell
Raymond Louis, laborer, Broad st, Le Bridg
Breton Flats Rideau |
Rea William, printer at Bell & Wood- superl
burn, h Bank st tor th
Ready Charles, probationary clerk, Varm
post office department, Vittoria st st
Reardon John, laborer, Clarence st Rideau
Reardon Robert, of W. & R. Reardon, presid
York st Riel Jos
heyno
Reardon W. & R., broommakers,York st York
Reardon Wm., of W. & R. Reardon, Riel Mrs
York st ic! a
du
Reboul rev. Louis, R. catholic, curate
of Hull, Episcopal palace, St Patrickst BY ce
RECEIVER GENERAL'S DEPART: nBidd
MENT, hon. Jean ©. Chapais, & Biipioy yy
ceiver general; T. D. Harington, Paul
deputy receiver general, Departmen pay W;
tal buildings east, Wellington st ine D;
Reddick Alex.,groceries and provisions, Beato
cor Cumberland and Besserer sts Rine Rd
Redington Patrick, sawyer, cor Broad iopel A
and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats iopel A
Redmond Edward, St Andrew st York g
Redmond John, laborer, Nicholas st Riopel L
Reed Joseph, boatman, Biddy st Riopel L
Reed Mrs., wid, Biddy st hiopel O
Regan John, contractor, Rideau 3}, Ritchie
Sandy hill opp D:
Regan Patrick, laborer, Nicholas st, Ritchie |
REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SER Tsay
VANTS, McCarthy & Co., 31 Sparks
St
Regimbal Gaspard, laborer, Montrealst,
Le Breton Flats
Regimbal Pierre, baker, Cathcart st
Reid James B., accountant, Nicholas st
Reitfenstein Mrs. Amelia, Stewart st
Rive Jo
RIVET |
House
Loberge
(
RELIANCE MUTUAL ASSURANCE Bic 1
CO., of London, England, Neil Me Rohert
Kinnon, agent, 41} Sparks st Robert J
Remon Edward P., of Lyon & Remon, Breton
bds at Salmon’s hotel, York st Robert P
Renaud Alexander, laborer, Broad st, Robert f
Le Breton Flats Rohert §
Renaud Alexis, tavern, Murray st bn Ri
Rairdon rev. P., professor Ottawa
college, Wilbrod st
Raitt James, tailor, Wellington st
Raitt Mrs. Margaret, wid George, tail-
oress, Wellington st_cor Vittoria st
RAJOTTE TIMOTHEE, merchant tai-
lor and gentlemen’s outfitting, 34
Sparks st, h Nicholas st
Renaud Charles, laborer Ottawa st}
Renaud Ulric, tanner, Nelson st
Rennick Wm., stonemason, Church st
Reynolds Mrs. Eliza, wid Wm. I], store-
keeper, Dalhousie st cor Bolton st
REYNOLDS THOMAS, managing
rector St Lawrence and O!iawa ig
way, Wellington st. See Adv page
cester
Roberts
Survey
of agr
tervill
ects
‘gin
Roberts
[PRovinor or
Sn
, Office keeper and me.
_ Office department, De
juildings west, Welling.
NwrARIO. |
Reynolds William, cooper, Rideau st
piéaume Isidore, laborer, Ottawa st
pheaume Mrs. Philoméne, wid Eugéne,
Cathcart st :
Rhodes John, messenger, finance de-
artment, Augusta st
Ricard Hdouard, carter, St Patrick st
Ricard Guillaume, laborer, York st
hice Daniel, hairdresser, 81 Sussex st
RICE WILLIAM, manager Russell
house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts,
h Union sq, Albert st
Richard Alfred, clerk, 186 Clarence st
Richard Emery, printer, Cathcart st
bet Dalhousie and Sussex sts
Richard J. Bte., raftsman, Church st
Richards Wm., contractor, Bridge st,
Le Breton Flats
Richardson Robt., butcher, Wellington
ward market, h cor Bay and Maria sts
Richer Damien, of J. B. Richer & Son,
(iloucester st
Richer Edouard, of Potvin & Richer,
rvin, painters, Queen s
, laborer, Clarence st
of Randall & Garvin, §
lia, wid Patrick, St Pa.
uel, teacher, Parry st
nas, laborer, Kent st
vborer, Church st
t, boat builder, foot of
_ speaker's messenger of
Clarence st
am, cor Bolton and Cun.
1e, laborer, Church st
ph, provincial land sur.
shtsman and clerk, Crown
, Bank st,Le Breton Flats Park at
gent Canadian Expres mm Park 8 so pase .
Russell house, cor Elgin her J. B. of J. B. Richer & Son,
sts uloucester st
, laborer, Redpath st
chim, laborer, Gloucester Gloucester and Rideau sts
Riddell Miss Hannah, dressmaker,
is, laborer, Broad st, Le Bridge st, Le Breton Flats
;? Rideau Canal office, James D, Slater,
printer at Bell & Wooi- superintendent, Wellington st ; office
k st tor the collection of tolls, George A,
es, probationary clerk, Varmen, collector, opp locks, n Sparks
epartment, Vittoria st S
, laborer, Clarence st
rt, of W. & R. Reardon,
st
Rideau club, Sir John A. Macdonald,
president, Metcalfe st n Wellington
Riel Joseph, tinsmith, bds at Mrs. Riel’s,
York st
Riel Mrs. Julie, wid Pierre, York st
Rie! Philip, clerk, Boteler st
Rigby James, printer, 50 Sparks st
Riley James, cabman, Church st
Riley Miss Rose, Concession line road
n Biddy st
Riley Mrs. Mary, wid Edward, cor St
Paul and Mosgrove sts -
Riley William, stonemason, Nelson st
ing David, foreman, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats ;
Ring Edward, waiter, Chapel st
Mopel André, laborer, St Patrick st
opel André, proprietor Montreal hotel,
York st :
ti pel Laurent, carter, St Andrew st
iopel Lonis, carter, St Andrew st
Riopel Onésime, hackman, Catheart st
Nitchie Andrew, salesman, Rideau st
opp Dalhousie st
Ritchie Francis, detective, bds at Mrs. J,
Leamy’s, York st
Nitchie James, clerk, Crown timber
oflice, Maria st
R., broommakers, York st
, of W. & R. Reardon,
ouis, R. catholic, curate
copal palace, St Patrickst
xENERAL’S DEPARI-
Jean ©. Chapais, re
ral; T. D. Harington,
ver general, Departmen-
east, Wellington st
groceries and provisions,
and and Besserer sts
rick, sawyer, cor Broad
sts, Le Breton Flats
ard, St Andrew st
h, laborer, Nicholas st
oatman, Biddy st
Biddy st
contractor,
Rideau st,
laborer, Nicholas st
JFFICK FOR :
Parthy & Co., 31 Sparks
ard, laborer realst, ,
ia laborer, Montre bivat Joseph, teamster. Rose et
aus Reais : Lees ‘
le, baker, Cathcart st ite r PIERRE, French journal clerk,
accountant, Nicholas st ‘th of Commons, Besserer st
s, Amelia, Stewart st ‘deeone Ce messenger, House of
JTUAL ASSURANCE Bip on Chit ttawa st north
lon, England, Neil Me- ‘i ‘Ohms cel Ottawa st north |
’ 5 é y+ vODer 1arles, ab yer Cha ye] at
t, 414 Sparks st ett dean Bis bene ay t
P., of Lyon & Remon, Bisa lhe laborer, Middle st, Le
’s hotel, York st mt Phiten
dap laborer, Broad st, a Philip, laborer, Ottawa st north
ie y di ’ obert Pierre, sexton, St Patrick st
tavern Murray st PHittsrees butcher, 87 Rideau st,
s, laborer Ottawa TM oitep 8 "48S township of Glou-
a) ste
anner, Nelson st Roberts Chars ;
pep iin Chureh st mee nntles, draughtsman and land
liza, wid Wm, H,,stor Mi yy ee carats branch department
edd i \ agric v, MNS HT ee ;
usie st cor Bolton st ill ure and statistics, Roches-
h lerville
8, managing di HR) i
ane and Otiawa rai Ma oc’ John, bookkeeper, Albert st n
‘gin st
dv pa: 01 Doh
on st. See Adv pay dberts John, druggist, 35 Rideau st
Richer J. B, & Son, grocers, cor |
DOMINION 611 DIRECTORY.
a
ROBERTS R. ALEXANDER, butcher,
Rochesterville
ROBERTS REV. EDWARD J. W.,,
Catholic apostolic, Rochesterville
Robertson Alexander, tobacconist, Elgin
st, h Gloucester st, Centre town
Robertson Duncan, teacher Central
school west, Bank st
Robertson James, mason, Besserer st
ROBERTSON JOHN, accountant Bank
of Montreal, bds at P. Smith’s, 51 Ri-
deau st
Robertson John, mason, Besserer st
Robertson John P., school teacher,
Cumberland st
Robertson Mrs. Jeannet, wid Donald,
boarding house, cor Besserer and Cum-
berland sts
Robertson Nathaniel, merchant tailor,
Elgin st, h Gloucester st, Cartier sq
ROBERTSON PATRICK, accountant
Bank of British North America, Slater
st
Robertson Peter, blacksmith, Queen st,
Robertson Robert, moulder, Edward st,
Richmond road
Robertson Thomas, laborer, Dalhousie st
Robichon Alexandre, laborer, Chapel st
Robichon Francois, laborer, King st
Robiliard Mrs., wid, Gloucester st
Robillard Adolphe, M.D., Murray st
Robillard Antoine, Ottawa st north
Robillard Edouard, stonecutter, King st
Robillard Prisque, raftsman, Ottawa st
north
Robinson George, harnessmaker, Parry
st
Robinson Hiram, cashier, O'Connor st
Robinson James G., of T. W. Currier &
Co., cor Besserer and Chapel sts
Robinson John L. G., millwright, Bol-
ton st
Robinson Thomas, laborer, Dalhousie st
Robinson Thomas, laborer, St Paul st
Robinson Thomas G., carpenter, Wel-
lingten st
Robitaille Louis, sessional messenger of
the Senate, resides in Quebec
Robitaille Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Eugéne,
boarding house, cor Bank and Sparks
sts
Rochester & Co., Victoria brewery,
Richmond road
Rochester James, Richmond road
Rochester James A., of Rochester &
Co., Richmond road
Rochester John, jun., mayor, Richmond
road
Rochester John, sen., Richmond road
Rochester William, Richmond road
Rochon David, raftsman, Parry st
Rochon Flavien, sculptor and under-
taker, St Patrick st
Rochon Jaeques, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Rochon J. Baptiste, laborer, Cobourg st
Rochon Pierre, joiner, Water st
Rochon Régis, laborer, Middle st, Le
Breton Flats
Roeque Louis, Adolphe, joiner, Park st
toeque Pierre, contractor, Dalhousie st
Rodgers Peter, laborer, Prescott road
ROGER CHARLES, 2nd class clerk,
post office department, Bank st
Roger John C., foreman Times office,
38 Sparks st, h 38 Sparks st
Rogers Chapman, commission agent,
Daly st
Rogers Charles, messenger, Union For-
warding and Railway Co., Theodore
st
Rogers Samuel, cabinetmaker and ex-
press office, 70 Rideau st, h George st
Rolland Mrs, Marie, wid Jos., Park st
Orrawa,
Rollin Arséne, laborer, St Andrew st
Rollin Frs., laborer, Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
Rollin Joseph, Park st
Rollin Maxime, joiner, Parry st
Rolfe Edward, messenger, Bank of
British North America, Murray st
Roney John, laborer, King st
Roonan John, laborer, St Andrew st
ROOS JOHN, tobacconist, 26} Sparks
st, h Alice st n Deep Cut
ROSE GEORGE MACLEAN of Hunter,
Rose & Co., Metcalfe st
Rose Philip, laborer, Boteler st
Ross Alexander, of Ross & Parsons,
Nepean township
ROSS CHARLES §&., secretary Inter-
colonial Railway commission, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington
st, resides in Kingston
ROSS-ROBERTSON COLONEL PAT-
RICK, adjutant general of militia,
department of militia and defence,
Departmental buildings west, Wel-
lington st, h cor King and Daly sts,
opp St Alban’s church
Ross Hugh, grocer, Wellington st
Ross John Le B., engineer, public works
department, Rideau st
Ross Matthew, carter, Nicholas st
oss Mrs, Sarah,wid Hugh, Cathcart st
Ross & Parsons, barristers, &c., Elgin s¢
ROSS THOMAS, chief clerk, contin-
gencies and stationery, finance depart-
ment, Departmental buildings east
Wellington st, h Stewart st
Ross William, stonemason, cor Chapel
and Wilbrod sts
Ross William A., of Scott & Ross, Ne-
pean township
ROSS WM. B., English journal clerk
House of Commons, Richmond road
Rossi Orlando, umbrella maker, 60}
Rideau st
Rossignol Charles, raftsman, Murray st
Rossignol T., laborer, Cumberland st
Rourke Thomas, laborer, cor Queen
and Sherwood sts, Le Breton Flats
Routh Alex., watchmaker, Besserer st
Routh Charles T., clerk, bds at A. Gra-
ham’s, Rideau st
ROUTH EDWARD, assistant city clerk,
City hall, Elgin st, h George st north
Routhier David, 3rd class clerk, depart-
ment of agriculture and_ statistics,
bds at Mrs. M. Barrett's, York st ;
Rowan Charles, 180 Clarence st
Rowan Charles, cor Cumberland and
Parry sts
Rowan James [1., engineer, public
works department, Daly st
Rowan Joseph F., Clarence st
Rowan Thos., contractor,C umberland st
ROWE AMOS, auctioneer and commis-
sion merchant, 5 Rideau st,h Albert st
Rowet John, builder, Duke st, Le Breton
Flats
Rowland James, clerk, bds at C. Cari-
ton’s, cer Little Sussex and St Paul sts
Rowsell Hi P., of Preston & Rowsell ,
Queen st
Roxborough Thomas, bookbinder, sta-
tionery department, Departmental
buildings east, Wellington st, h cor
uittle Sussex and St Paul sts —
Roy Abraham, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Roy André, laborer, Chureh st
Roy Augustin, tavern, St Patrick st
Roy Charles, carpenter, Napoleon st
Roy Damase, carter, St Andrew st
a Etienne, messenger, House of
Jommons, Murray st, n Sussex at
Roy Evangéeliste, carter, St Patrick st
f
s
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poten
Ser
OTTAWA.
Roy Pierre A., grocer, Church st cor
alhousie st
Royal Insurance Co., Fire and Life,
homas M. Clarke, agent, Elgin st
Roy Joseph, laborer, Cobourg st
Roy Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le
Breton Flats
Roy Joseph, laborer, Sherwood st, Le |
Breton Flats
Roy Joseph, water carrier, Sherwood
st, Le Breton Flats
Roy Léon, saloonkeeper, Sussex st
RUBIDGE FREDERICK P., assistant |
engineer, public works department,
Departmental buildings west, Wel-|
lington st, h George st, n Wellington
st
* Russell A. J., jun., draughtsman, Crown |
timber office, Hugh st
‘Russell Alexander, of Blyth & Russeil,
cor Metcalfe and Albert sts
“Russell Andrew, census branch depart-
ment of agriculture and statistics,
Metcalfe st
- Russell Alexander J., agent and inspec- |
tor, Crown timber office, cor Hugh
and Queen sts
Russell David, carpenter, Augusta st
tussell David, machinist, British Amer- |
ican Bank Note Co., Hugh st
Russell George, plasterer, Nelson st
RUSSELL GEORGE UH., mattrass
warehouse, upholsterer and cabinet-
maker, William st cor George st,
and 14 George st
Russell George R., furniture warehouse,
DOMINION 612 DIRECTORY.
Sabliére J. Baptiste, laborer, Division st
Sabourin Frs. Xavier, laborer, King st
Sadler George, steward Protestant
hospital, county Carleton, Rideau st
agro Michael, shoemaker, Richmond
roa
; Sadler Miss Harriet, matron Protestant
hospital, county Carleton, Rideau st
Sadler Nicholas, shoemaker, George st
Salmon James, hotel, York st
Salmon J. Henry, clerk, bds at Salmon’s
hotel, York st
Salter Thomas, grocer, cor Parry and
Gloucester sts
ofhce department,money order branch,
Stewart st
Sarasin Célestin, carter, Rose st
Sarasin Charles, carter, St Andrew st
Sarasin Joseph, laborer, Church'st
Sarasin Paul, laborer, Redpath st
Sargent William, laborer, Nelson st
7 By ward market, York st
Satchell Charles, of Satchell Brothers,
Gloucester st
Satchell Francis, of Satchell Brothers,
Gloucester st
| Saucier Régis, laborer, Cathcart st, Le |
Breton Flats
Sauriol Francois, painter, Murray st
| Sauvage Louis, laborer, Rose st
Sauvageau Arthur, shoemaker, Bolton |
st south
Sauvageau Napoléon, laborer, Water st |
Rideau st
RUSSELL HOUSE, J. A. Gouin, pro-
prietor, cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Russell James W., of Magee & Russell,
Metcalfe st
Russell Mrs. Ellen, wid James, Nelson st |
Russell Robert, cleck,b Is at T. Russell's,
Wellington st
Russell Samuel, of Magee & Russell,
Metcalfe st
Russell Thomas, livery siable, York st, h
Wellington st
Russell William F., manager, Hull sash
and blind factory, Percy st, Rich-
mond road
Rutherford Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Thos.,
housekeeper Ottawa Protestant la- |
dies school, Wellington st
RUTHVEN JAMES, foreman in bindery
of James Hope & Co., cor Cumber-
land and George sts
Ryan Carroll, reporter, O'Connor st
Ryan David, officekeeper and messen-
‘ger, finance department, Departmental
buildings east, Wellington st
Ryan James, of McEvoy & Ryan, cor
“Dalhousie and St Patrick sts
Ryan Jos. W., dry goods, 18 Rideau st
Ryan Martin, laborer, Bank st road
Ryan Michael, messenger department |
of militia and defence, cor Cathcart
st and Cathcart sq
Ryan Mrs. Catherine,
Britannia terrace ;
Ryan Mrs, Catherine, wid
Bank street road
Ryan Nicholas, grocer, cor Gloucester
and Parry sts
Ryan P. C., assistant bookkeeper, cus-
‘toms department, Departmental build-
ings east, Wellington st
Ryan Patrick E., of Kearns & Ryan,
“Cathcart st
RYAN RODERICK, lumber merchant,
Maria st,bet Metcalfe andO’Connor sts
Ryerson John, British American Bank
Note Co., bds at Mrs. Sutton’s, 219
Sparks st
wid Anthony,
Timothy,
Sauvageau Narcisse, laborer,St Andre st
Sauvageau Olivier, laborer, St Andrew
st
Sauvé Cassimir, teamster, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Sauvé Edouard, laborer, Ottawa st,
Le Breton Flats
Sauvé Jean, laborer, Division st
Sauvée Joseph, clockmaker, cor Cum-|
berland and St Patrick sts
Savage John, laborer, Bridge st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Savary Jean, laborer, St Andrew st
Sayer Edouard, laborer, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Le Breton Flats
Sayers Henry, gardener, Wilbrod st
Scanlan Michael, laborer, Ottawa st
north
Scantleberry John, fruit and confec-
tionery, Wellington st
Schingh Frangois, clerk, Dalhousie st
Schofield William, deputy registrar
County of Carleton, Ashburnham st
Schwabe Henry, extra clerk, House of
Commons, bds at J. Brown’s, Queen st
cester st
Scott Albert, bookkeeper, Besserer st
Scott captain George, finanee depart-
ment, cor Gloucester and Daly sts
Scott Charles 8., post office clerk, Met-
calfe st
works, Middle st
Scott David, bookkeeper, Richmond
road
ture books, finance department, Daly
st
Scott John, shoemaker, Gloucester st
Scott Mrs. Alison, wid, confectioner, cor
Sparks and Elgin sts
Scott Mrs. Jessie, wid John, St Patrick
Bt
Scott Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Francis, Bes-
serer st
Sangster Charles, 3rd class clerk, post |
Sarson Robert, builder, Richmond road |
| Satchell Brothers, butchers, stalls 5 and
Sayer Fabien, laborer, Britannia terrace,
Schwitzer William, policeman, Glou- | ,
| Scott David, accountant Ottawa River |
SCOTT F. G., Ist class clerk, deben- |
[Province oF
$$$!
Scott Richard H., laborer, Ottawa st
Scott Richard W., Q.C., of Scott
Ross, resides in Hull
Scott Robert E., harnessmaker, bs y
P, Wright’s, Wellington st n Bay it
Scott & Ross, barristers, &¢., Elgin
Be es laborer, Bolton st, Let
ter
Scott William, clerk, bds at Wm, Mor.
gan’s, Head st, Le Breton Flats
SCOTTISH FIRE AND SCOTTISH
PROVIDENT (LIFE) INSURANCE
COMPANIES., Kennedy & Christie
agents, Lang’s block, Elgin st
Scottish Imperial Fire Insurance Co,
Neil McKinnon, agent, 41} Sparks st
Scottish Provincial Assurance Oo, Hi
P. Hill, agent, post office block, Elginst
Seabrook William, laborer, Britanniy
terrace, Le Breton Flats
Seager Jas., carpenter, Richmond roaj
Seaton Ths. J., watchmaker, Clarencest
Seaton William, tailor, Murray st
Secor Peter, laborer, Napoleon st
SECRETARY OF STATE FOR (4.
NADA, hon J.C. Aikins, secretary of
state; Etienne Parent, under secre.
tary, Departmental buildings eas,
Wellington st
SECRETARY OF STATE FOR TH
PROVINCES, hon. Joseph Hove,
secretary of state ; IE. A. Meredith
under secretary, Departmental build:
ings east, Wellington st
Seers Antoine, laborer, Redpath st
| Séguin Antoine, laborer, Gloucester st
Seminary for young ladies, conductedly
the ladies of the Congregation of Notre
Dame, Madame St Gabriel, superioress,
cor O'Connor and Wellington sts
| SENATE (THE), John F. Taylor, clerk,
Parliament buildings, Wellington s
Séré Edouard, carter, St Andrew st
Séré Jean Bte., laborer, St Andrew st
SEYMOUR GRANT, Ist. class clerk,
adjutant general’s office, department
of militia and defence, Vittoria st
| Shannon James, laborer, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Sharpe Charles, carriagebuilder, Glow
cester st
Sharp George, baker,-Baird st
Sharp James, baker, Redpath st _
Sharp John, laborer; Bolton st, Letter 0
Shaver William H., tanner, Besserer s
Shaw —, tailor, Clarence st
Shaw Charles, post office clerk, Bolton
st
| Shaw C.8., clerk, Sussex st
Shaw J. R., painter, Bolton st
| Shaw
Richard, corresponding clerk
inland revenue department, Queens
Shaw Richard J., 3rd class clerk, post
office department,money order branch
Queen st
Shay Charles W., Ist class clerk, de
partment of receiver general, 0'Com
nor st
Shea Cornelius, laborer, Clarence st
Shea John, bread driver, Murray st
Shea John, cab driver, Ottawa st north
Shea Mrs. Ellen, wid Murty, Ottawaé
north
Shea Murty, cab driver, Ottawa st north
Shea Patrick, laborer, Bolton st north
Shea Thomas, laborer, Mclaughlin st
Le Breton Flats
Shearer John, builder, Sparks st
Sheldon George <A., hatter and furret
26 Sparks st ;
Shelton William, laborer, Baird st.
Shelton William, laborer, Dalhousie #
Shepherd David, butcher, Ottawa st wil
Shepherd John, painter, Besserer #
pimpson
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Broad st,
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H., laborer, Ottawast
W., Q.C., of Scott
‘in Hull
., harnessmaker, bds y
Wellington stn Bay at
barristers, &c., Elgin a
, laborer, Bolton st, Le.
clerk, bds at Wm. Mor.
t, Le Breton Flats
IRE AND SCOTTISH
. (LIFE) INSURANCE
S., Kennedy & Christie
’s block, Elgin st
‘ial Fire Insurance (Co,
on, agent, 413 Sparks s
neial Assurance (o,, Ii,
, post office block, Eiginst
iam, laborer, Britannis
sreton Flats
irpenter, Richmond road
watchmaker, Clarencest
n, tailor, Murray st
borer, Napoleoa st
OF STATE FOR (A.
J.C. Aikins, secretary of
ne Parent, under secre.
tmental buildings east,
st
OF STATE FOR THE
8, hon. Joseph Howe,
state ; I. A. Meredith
ary, Departmental build-
ellington st
laborer, Redpath st
e, laborer, Gloucester st
oung ladies, conducted by
the Congregation of Notre
me St Gabriel, superioress,
yw and Wellington sts
E), John F. Taylor, clerk,
buildings, Wellington s
carter, St Andrew st
laborer, St Andrew st
?
RANT, Ist. class clerk,
neral’s office, department
d defence, Vittoria st
es, laborer, Bridge st, Le
iS
s, carriagebuilder, Glo
| baker, Baird st
paker, Redpath st
borer, Bolton st, Letter
n H., tanner, Besserer s
r, Clarence st
, post office clerk, Bolton
erk, Sussex st
inter, Bolton st
1, corresponding clerk
hue department, Queens
J., 3rd class clerk, post
ent,money order branch
W., Ist class clerk, de
receiver general, (Com
s, laborer, Clarence st
sad driver, Murray st
b driver, Ottawa st nott
on, wid Murty, Ottawa i
b driver, Ottawa st north
laborer, Bolton st north
laborer, McLaughlin st
lats
builder, Sparks st
be A., hatter and furriet,
m, laborer, Baird st
m, laborer, Dalhousie #
d, butcher, Ottawast we
n, painter, Besserer st
mS hoolbred
OxrARr0. |
DOMINION 613 DIRECTORY.
OTTawa;:
Sheppard Perceval E., Ist class clerk, | Slater James D., superintendent Rideau | Smith William, laborer, Redpath st
customs department, O’Connor st n |
Slater st
Sherriffe Mrs. Sarah, wid Charles, Mos- Slattery William, butcher, stall 1 By
| ward market, York st,h Clarence st |
sherwood Edward, laborer, r Conces- Slattery William, fruit trader, York st |
grove st
gon line road n Centre st
sherwood Edward, registrar county of
canal, h Wellington st
| Slattery Miles, grocer, Clarence st
Sleeman Joseph, of A. Campbell & Co.,
Ottawa st west, n Stewart st
Carleton, resides in township of SLOANE JAMES §&., junior clerk,
Nepean
sherwood George, junior 2nd class
clerk, adjutant general's office, de- |
partment of militia and defence,
bds at Mrs. J. Fraser’s, York st
hirif! F. A., 8rd class clerk, finance
department, Bell’s block, Elgin st
William, of TT. Hunton,
Shoolbred & Co., bds at Mrs. Nye’s,
34 Sparks st
ort Daniel, laborer, George st
hort William, cabinetmaker, Rideau st
houldice Mrs. Bridget, wid Henry, St
Patrick st
houldis George, baker, York st
icard Pierre, laborer, Napoleon st
igman Henry, laborer, Britannia ter-
race, Le Breton Flats
sigouin Alexandre, saddler, Park st
Sigouin Damase, grocer, cor King and
Church sts
igouin Henri, laborer,Britannia terrace,
Le Breton Flats
igouin Onésine, tavern, Murray st
ileox William, constable, Biddy st
imard Abel, pianomaker, Cumberland
st
imard Olivier, joiner, Park st
MPSON HON. JOHN, assistant audi-
tor, finance department, Depart-
mental buildings east, Wellington st,
h Albert st
impson John B., audit clerk, finance
department, Victoria terrace, Rich-
mond road
simpson John, printer, 7 Preston ter-
race, Daly st
impson Sigsworth, draper, George st
ims Mrs, Mary, wid William, Ashburn-
ham st
MSR. A., proprietor Bay street car
tage factory, Bay st, hh Ashburnham
st
inclair Donald, surveyor, Bank st
juclair James, carpenter, Metcalfe st, n
Nepean st
nclair Robert, senior 2nd class clerk, |
post office department, Sandy hill,
Rideau st
Huott James, laborer, r Concession line
road, n Centre st
tnott James, laborer, Gloucester st’
Concession line road
xsmith Mrs. Eliza Jane, wid Elina,
Rideau st
xsmith Wm. EL., bookkeeper, Rideau st
EAD HON, JAMES, senator, Ium-
ber merchant and mill owner, Bridge
st, h Duke st, Le Breton Flats
EAD ROBERT, lumber merchant.
ofee and residence, Sparks st, bet
Tigh and Sally sts
ead William, lumber merchant, Maria
stn Concession line road
‘ington Mrs, Margaret, wid John,
Broad st, Le Breton Flats
ner Joseph, chemist and druggist,
Wellington st bet Hugh and Sally sts
‘nner Samue
calfe st, h P
lington st
‘inet Samuel, sen., housekeeper of
I, sen, per of the
Senate, Parliament buildings, Wel-
ington gt
ick James, moulder, Canal basin
arliament buildings, Wel-
Cathcart sq
| Slocombe James, of Slocombe & Ste-
| vens, cor Rideau and Cumberland sts
lish hotel, 66 Rideau st
| Smale Mrs. Ann, wid Thos., Stewart st
| Small H. Beaumont, jun., clerk, Wel-
; lington st, h Maria st
) Small Henry B., secretary to hon. C,
Dunkin, 3rd class clerk, marine and
| _ fisheries department, Maria st
Smillie William, printer British Amer-
ican Bank Note Co., Parry st
| SMILLIE WILLIAM G.,, president Brit-
ish American Bank Note Co.,Welling-
| ton st, h Vittoria st
| Smirl Arthur, principal Central school
| east, Augusta st
| Smith Charles, joiner, George st
Smith Daniel, millwright, Duke ‘st, Le
| Breton Flats
| Smith Edward, brewer, Richmond road
| mith Edward, laborer, McGee st
|Smith Edward T., 2nd clerk Crown
timber office, Edward st, Richmond
road
| Smith George, messenger
| secretary's office, Queen st
| Smith George, night watchman, House of
| Commons, Wellington st
| Smith Gustavus, temporary clerk, de-
partment of agriculture, Rideau st
Smith Henry, millwright, Richmond
road
|
|
|
i
governor's
| Smith Henry R., junior clerk, House of |
Commons, bds at Mrs.
| Sparks st
Smith J. Monroe, clerk, bds at Mrs. Mit-
| ford’s, Albert Island, Le Breton Flats
| Smith J. R., 3rd class clerk, post oftice
| department, savings bank branch,
| Bank st
| Smith James, butcher, stall 4 By ward
| market, Yorkst, h Church st
Duignan’s,
| Breton Flats
Smith Jeremiah, carpenter, Gloucester
House of Commons, Bolton st, n)
| Slocombe & Stevens, proprietors Eng- |
| Smith James W., butcher, Duke st Le |
SMITH WILLIAM, deputy minister of
marine and fisheries, marine and
fisheries department, Departmental
buildings west, Wellington st, h St
Albans terrace, Daly st
Smith William A. D., turner, Cumber-
land st, h Besserer st
/SMITIT WILLIAM H., ‘salesman at
James Hope & Co’s., Gloucester st
Smith William, cor Albert and Bank sts
SMITHSON W. H., Ist class clerk, post
office department, cor Hugh and Maria
sts
Snaith Robert, stonecutter, King st
Snell Daniel, printer, Mosgrove st
| Seours Grises, sister Bruyére, superior-
| ess, cor Bolton and Sussex sts
Somerville Peter T., marblecutter, bds
aut Mrs, D. Robertson’s, cor Cumber-
land and Besserer sts
SOMERVILLE WILLIAM M., proprie-
| tor Ottawa marble works and drain
| pipe depot, Rideau st
| Soper Albert W., lumber merchant,
| _ Bridge st, Le Breton Flats
' Souliére Jean, assistant on slide, Middle
| st, Le Breton Flats
| Sparks Alexander, mason, Maria st
| Sparks Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Frederick,
| Sparks st
| Sparks Mrs. Frances, wid Abraham,
Sparks st
Sparks Mrs,
| Sparks st
; Sparks Nicholas, Sparks st, h 2 Sparks
| _ place, Albert st
Sparks Nicholas, barrister and attorney
at law, Elgin st, h Banks of Rideau,
| township of Gloucester
| Sparks Robert, land surveyor, Elgin
| st, h Banks of Rideau, township of
| Gloucester
| Sparrow Charles, butcher, Sandy hill,
Rideau st
SPARROW MARTIN, of Chisholm &
Sparrow, Sussex st
‘Spelman Michael, mason, Bank street
road
Spénard Alexis, tinsmith, Park st
| Spencer Charles, conductor Canada
| Central railway, Rochesterville
Spénard Olivier, laborer, Church st
| Spence Henry, laborer, Bank st
Spencer Edward, laborer, Bolton st,
| Letter O
/ Spencer John, laborer, Catheart st
Sarah, wid Nicholas,
st. Lower town | Spencer Thomas, builder, St Patrick st
|
|
| Smith John, bookkeeper, Cartier sq, | Spittal Robert, builder, Daly st
| Gloucester st | SPRAGGE WILLIAM, deputy superin-
| Smith John, clerk, Gloucester st tendent of Indian affairs, department
| Smith John, tailor, Sherwood st, Le} of secretary of state for the pro-
| Breton Flats vinces, Departmental buildings east,
| Smith John, forwarder, Cathcart st Wellington st, h Sherbourne grange,
Smith John, laborer, Queen st Richmond road
Smith Lyman, foreman, Albert st, Rich- Sproule Miss Diana, Gloucester st, Low-
|
I, jun, upholsterer, Met- |
mond road |
Smith Maxwell, laborer, Redpath st
Smith Mrs, Catherine C., milliner, cor
Albert and Bank sts |
Smith Mrs. George, Queen st, Le Bre-
ton Flats
Smith Mrs. Jane, wid John, Bank st
Smith Mrs, Jennie, wid George W., El-
gin st |
Smith Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, Duke st,
Le Breton flats |
Smith P. George, teamster, cor George |
and William sts
Smith Patrick, clerk, 45 Rideau st, h 51
Rideau st |
Smith Sidney, probationary clerk, post |
office department,savings bank branch,
bds at Mrs. Greene’s, Prince’s terrace |
|
|
|
|
|
er town
Sproule Miss Elizabeth, Gloucester st,
Lower town
Sproule Miss Lucinda, boys and_ girls
school, Gloucester st, Lower town
Sproule Mrs, Jane, wid Robert, board-
ing house, cor Sally and Sparks st
Sproule Thomas, deputy city registrar,
Victoria terrace, Richmond road
St Amand André, laborer, Sherwood st
Le Breton Flats
St Amand Léon, brakeman, St Law-
rence and Ottawa railway, Sussex st
St Amour Ambroise, shoemaker, Co-
bourg st
St Amour André, laborer, Rose st
St Amour Augustin, leborer, Queen st
Le Breton Flats
ity
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a
ast
fn ge oie mire er mainte:
Fee,
ns neers
Orrawa.
DOMINION 614 DIRECTORY.
[PRoviner
a i a A a EE EE a OR EO OEE
St Amour Charles, carter, Church st
St Amour Paul, laborer, St Andrew st
St Andrew's church, ch of Scotland,
rev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., cor Wel-
lington and Hugh sts
St Andrew’s church, R catholic, rev.
J. J. Collins, priest, Sparks st, bet
Hugh and Bank sts
St Bartholomew’s church, ch of Eng-
land, rev. G. N. Higginson, M.A.,
New Edinburgh
St Bridget’s school, conducted by the |
Grey Nuns, sister Mary of the Con- |
ception, directress, Wellington st
St Denis Calixte, joiner, Parry st
St Denis F., repairer Montreal Tele-
graph Co., St Patrick st
St Denis Napoléon, carter, Church st
St Denis Olivier, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
St Francois de Salles sister, directress
Notre Dame schools, Murray st
St Gabriel madame, superioress, semi-
nary for young ladies, conducted by
the ladies of the Congregation of |
Notre Dame, eor O’Connor and Wel- |
lington sts |
St George Edouard, mason, King st
St George Joachim, mason, St Patrick st |
StGeorge Joseph, mason, Ottawa st
north
St George William, Boteler st
St George William H., printer, bds at |
W. St George’s, Boteler st
St Hill Philip, office keeper and mes- |
senger, privy council, Departmental
buildings east, Wellington st
St Jacques Charles, joiner, St Patrick |
st
St Jacques Frs., laborer, St Andrew st
ST JACQUES FRANCOIS XAVIER, |
manager Union house, Elgin st |
St Jacques Frs. Navier, water carrier, |
Church st |
St Jacques Toussaint, Church st
ST JAMES’ HOTEL, Frederick Evans,
proprietor, cor Metcalfe and Queen
sts. Sve Adv
St Jean Joseph, carter, St Andrew st
St Jean Pierre, M.D.,St Patrick st
St Jean Sylvestre, carpenter, Napoleon
st
St Joseph’s church, R. catholic, rev. A.
Pallier, curate, Wilbrod st
St Joseph’s Orphan asylum, sister Thi- |
baudeau, directress, cor Cathcart and
Sussex sts
ST JULIEN JOSEPH T.,, barrister and
advocate for provinces of Quebec and
Ontario, cor York and Sussex sts, h
Bolton st, Letter O
St Laurent Jean B,, cabinetmaker,
Boteler st
ST LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA
RAILWAY, Thomas Reynolds, man-
aging director; A. G. Peden, secre-
tary-treasurer; R. Luttrell, superin-
tendent ; T. M. Taylor, station agent,
offices, Wellington st, station McTag-
gart st. See Adv page 7
St Lawrence hotel, F. Champness, pro-
prietor, cor Rideau and Nicholas sts
St Louis Louis, proprietor St Louis
hotel, Church st
St Louis Magloire, tavernkeeper,
Church st
St Mary’s academy, under the charge of
the Grey nuns, sister Mary of the Con-
ception, directress, Wellington st bet
__ Bay st and Market s
St Maurice Frs, Xavier,laborer, Lloyd st,
Le Breton Flats
St Nicholas hotel; Wm. B. Howes, pro-
prietor, cor Nicholas and St Paul sts
St Onge Abraham, laborer, Cumber-
land st
St Patrick’s hall, Sussex st
St Patrick’s Orphan asylum, sister
Fitzmaurice, directress, Church st
St Pierre Mrs. Marie, wid Adolphe,
tavernkeeper, Murrayst
Stacey George, laborer, Napoleon st
Stacey John B., librarian Literary and
Scientific society, Rideau st
Stacey Mrs. Ann, wid Henry, Augusta st
Stalker Hugh, salesman, Besserer st
STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
James Bailiff, 38 Sparks st, and H.
Grist, cor Elgin and Sparks. sts,
agents
Stanhope Mrs, Catherine, wid William
H., grocery, Sherwood st, Le Breton
Flats
Stanley John, laborer, Albert st, Rich-
_ mond road
Stanley Robert, innkeeper, Welling-
ton st
Stansfeld Joshua, jun., law student, 333
_ Wellington st
STANSFELD JOSHUA, sen., assistant
accountant and bookkeeper House
of Commons, Parliament buildin zs, |
Wellington st, h 333 Wellington st
Stanton Isaac B., Ist class clern,
department of receiver general,
O'Connor st, n Slater st
Stapleton John, builder, Gloucester st
Stapleton Philip, builder, Rideau st
Stapleton William, Ottawa st, Le Breton
Flats
| STARK DAVID, chief engineer Cana-
da Central railway, cor Maria and
Elgin sts
Starmer James, grocer, York st
Starrs James, foreman, Bolton st
Starrs Michael, tavern, Clarence st
Stay Elias, sawyer, Bridge st, Le Breton
Flats
Steacy Edward, messenger, House of
Commons, Albert st, n Elgin st
Steacy George W., bookkeeper, Rideau
st. n Gloucester st
Steacy L., receiving clerk, Montreal
Telegraph Co., Richmond road
STEAM SAW MILLS, hon. James
Skead, proprietor, west end of city
Steckel f ., draughtsman, public works
department, bds at Mrs, Champagne’s
Steel Félix, laborer, Sparks st, n Bay st
STEELE HENRY &,, Ist class clerk,
department of secretary of state for
the provinces, Queen st n Metcalfe st
Steen James, carpenter, Sally st
Steers William M., junior 2nd class
clerk, department of militia and de-
fence, McTaggart st
Stephen Robert W., manager for G. A.
Walton, 37 Sparks st, h cor Sparks
and Bank sts
STEPHENS A. J., & CO., wholesale
and retail boot and shoe manufactur-
ers and importers, 51 Sparks st
Stephens Alfred James, of A. J. Ste-
phens & Co., Bank st
Stephens Charles -L., assistant post-
master, resides in New Edinburgh
Stephens George, shoemaker, 290 Wel-
lington st
Stephens William, carpenter, Kent st
Stephenson rev. William, Wesleyan,
Queen st cor Metcalfe st
Stephenson William, Canada Central
railway, bds at British Lion hotel, 61
Sparks st
Sterling William, laborer, Bolton st
north
a iio Joseph W., hatter, Sussex st
bds at McIsaac’s hotel, Clarence st
Stevenson Hugh, clerk, Stewart st
Stetson Benjamin L., stage carpenter
Her Majesty’s theatre, cor (Cony
and Maria sts
Stevens Charles F., 3rd class clerk,
toms department, bds at G. Bartlett
37 Sussex st
Stevens Richard W., of Slocomt
Stevens, Rideau st,n Cumberland q
Stevenson Robert, draughtsman, oy
sus department, Daly st
Stewart J. Campbell, teacher, Cumty
land st
STEWART J. CUNNINGHAM, su
intendent Savings hank branch, pos
office department, Departmen
buildings west, Wellington st,
Maria st
Stewart John, of Stewart & Stockang
Rideau st n Augusta st
Stewart John K., salesman, bds at W
Stewart's, Cathcart st, Le Breto
Flats
Stewart Miss Margaret. dressmaker
Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats
Stewart Mrs. Annie, ladies privat
school, Wilbrod st
Stewart Robert, carpenter, Rideau st,
Augusta st
stewart Robert, salesman, bds at
S‘ewart’s, Cathcart st, Le Breto
» lats
Stewart Robt., assistant bookkeepe
finance department, Stewart st
Sitewart Samuel, clerk, bdsat W. Stew
art’s, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats
Stewart & Stockand, carpenters an
builders, Rideau st
Stewart William, millwright, bds at Vj
Stewart’s, Cathcart st, Le Breta
Flats
Stewart William, teacher, Cathcart s
Le Breton Flats
STIFF BROTHERS, photographie gal
lery, 24 Sparks st
Stiff Philander S., of Stiff Brothe
Maria st, n O'Connor st
Stiff Thomas P., of Stiff Brothe
Maria st, n Q’Connor st :
Stirling George, brewery, foot of Cam
locks, n Sussex st :
Stockand George, of Stewart & Stoc
and, Rideau st
STOCKDALE JOHN, livery stablé
Queen st, h Slater st, n Elgin st
Stockdale Richard, of W. Stockdd
& Brothers, Slater st n Elginst
Stockdale W., & Brothers, carmag
builders, St Paul st
Stockdale William, of W. Stockdale!
Brothers, St Paul st
Stone rev. Samuel G., Episcopal me
thodist, Augusta st pie
Stopellben Joseph, printer, Vittoria §
Storr Hdward, assistant doorkeept
House of Commons, King st :
Storr Ira W., accountant, bds at }
Storr’s, King st n York st
Story Geo., storekeeper, Clarence st
Story Thomas, & Co., merchant tailo
76 Sussex st
Story Thomas, of Thomas Story & (0
76 Sussex st
Strachan James, plasterer, Albert *
Richmond road nil
Strang John, of Keaough & stralg
Church st : t
Stratton Joseph, painter, Clarence
Stratton Stephen, harnessmaker,
st
Stringer Patrick, tailor, Cathcart st |
Stroulger sergeant Charles, fee i
governor's secretary’s office, Ure
ton st, New Edinburgh
Stuttal
ter's
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min L., stage carpenty
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sts
les F., 3rd class clerk,
tment, bds at G. Bartlett
3t
ard W., of Slocombe
deau st,n Cumberlands
obert, draughtsman, oy
nent, Daly st
ampbell, teacher, Cumber
J. CUNNINGHAM, super
Savings hank branch, po
partment, Departmen
west, Wellington &,
n, of Stewart & Stockand
n Augusta st
n K., salesman, bds at WV
Catheart st, Le Breto
33 Margaret. dressmaker
st, Le Breton Flats
;. Annie, ladies privat
Ibrod st
ert, carpenter, Rideau st,
t
bert, salesman, bds at
Catheart st, Le Breto
bt., assistant bookkeepe
partment, Stewart st
\uel, clerk, bds at W. Stew
cart st, Le Breton Flats
Stockand, carpenters an
tideau st
liam, millwright, bds at
Cathcart st, Le Bret
liam, teacher, Cathcart s
Flats
THERS, photographie gil
arks st
der S., of Stiff Brothe
b O'Connor st
s P., of Stiff Brothe
n (’Connor st
rge, brewery, foot of Cam
issex st :
borge, of Stewart & Stock
ust
E JOHN, livery stable
1 Slater st, n Elgin st
ichard, of W. Stockda
kL, Slater st n Elginst.
7, & Brothers, carry
t Paul st
illiam, of W. Stockdale
t Paul st
amuel G., Episcopal m
gusta st nee
oseph, printer, Vittoria
rd. assistant doorkeept
ommons, King st ,
., accountant, bids at?
ig st n York st
torekeeper, Clarence st
s, & Co,, merchant tailo
t
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mes, plasterer, Albert §
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ONTARIO. }
DOMINION 615 DIRECTORY.
OTTAWA.
STUART HENRY B., English writing
clerk House of Commons, bds at
Garrow’s hotel, Deep Cut
Stuart J., 1st class clerk, department of
justice, bds at Salmon’s hotel, York
st
STUART LIEUT. COLONEL, military
secretary, adjutant general’s office,
department of militia and defence,
Departmental buildings west, Wel-
lington st, h Nelson st
Stuart William, mason, Bank st
Stuttaford A., printer, bds at Mrs. Fos-
ter's, Nicholas st
Sullivan Jeremiah, Bolton st, Letter O
Sullivan John, carter, Clarence st
Sullivan John, laborer, Church st
Sullivan Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st
Sullivan Michael, laborer, Bolton st
Sullivan Michael, laborer, Bolton st
Sullivan Stephen, bookbinder, Dal-
housie st
Sullivan Sylvester, laborer, Boteler st
SULTE BENJAMIN, Ist class clerk
department of militia and defence
bds at Salmon’s hotel, York st
Summers Wm., laborer, Bolton st, Let-
ter O
Sumner William, mason, Augusta st
SURTEES ROBERT, civil engineer and
architect, secretary Ottawa City Pas-
senger Railway Co., h New Edinburgh
Sutherland George S., watchmaker,
63 Rideau st, h Bolton st, Letter O
Sutherland William, tailor and clothier
61 Rideau st
Sutton George, clerk, 21} Sparks st
SUTTON JAMES T., purser, steamer
Queen Victoria, 213 Sparks st
SUTTON MRS ALICIA, wid George,
private boarding house, 213 Sparks st
Swaftield Arthur, printer, bds at Mrs.
D, Robertson’s, cor Cumberland and
Besserer sts
Swaftield John, compositor, bds at Mrs.
Williams’, Murray st
Swalwell Anthony, York st
Swalwell Anthony, jun., furniture deal-
er and undertaker, 35 Sparks st, h
York st
Swalwell Thos., carpenter, Franklin st
Swan Miss Elen, Victoria st
Sweeney George, barber, bds at Mrs.
_Lariviéve’s, Bank st
Sweet Mrs. Caroline, wid Thomas,
Albert st, Richmond road
SWEETLAND JOHN, M.D., attending
physician to County of Carleton
General Protestant hospital and phy-
sician to County of Carleton gaol,
_ office and residence Rideau st ,
Sweetman John, dyer, Sparks st
Swinburn Christopher, caretaker Cen-
tral school west, Slater st
Switzer Robert, clerk, Rideau st
Symes P. Barclay, census branch de-
partment of agriculture, bds at Sal-
mon’s hotel, York st
TABARET REV. JOSEPH, superior
Ottawa college and University, Wil-
brod st -
Tabeau Paul, Church st
TACHE DR. JOSEPH ©., deputy
Minister of agriculture and statis-
lcs, Departmental buildings west,
Vellington st, h Bolton st bet Sussex
and Dalhousie sts
Tackaberry Isaac B., auctioneer, Clar-
ence st
pene Alexis, raftsman, Bolton st
al efer Augustin, water carrier,
Cumberland st
uillefer Frangois X., carter, cor Bol-
‘on st south and Cumberland st
Taillefer Joseph, teamster, Cumber-
land st
Tailleter Louis, watercarrier, Chapel st
Taillon George, of Mosgrove & Taillon,
William st
Taillon Thomas, laborer, Murray st
Tallon Mrs, Jane, wid Jean, William st
TANGUAY REV. C.,, special service,
department of agriculture and statis-
tics, Bishop's palace, St Patrick st
Tanney Robert, moulder, Albert st
Richmond road
Tanswell George, laborer, cor King and
Bolton sts
Tardif Fréderic, confectioner, St Pat-
rick st
Tasker Charles J., accountant, post
office block, Elgin st
Tassé Célestin, saddler, King st
Tassé Jean Baptiste, laborer, Parry st
Tassé Jérémie, water carrier, Parry st
Tassé Joseph, upholsterer, Parry st
Tassé Louis, teacher, 195 Clarence st
Tayler Frederick, painter and cooper,
Boteler st
Taylor Alex., tavern, 84 Clarence st
Taylor Alexander, of A. & A. H. Tay-
lor, 177 Rideau st
TAYLOR A. & A. H.,, ticket agents
G.T.R., York st
Taylor A. Harvey, of A. & A. H.
Taylor, Besserer st
TAYLOR A. G. D., assistant English
journal clerk, House of Commons,
Daly st
TAYLOR FENNINGS, deputy clerk,
clerk assistant and master in chan-
cery of the Senate, Parliament build-
ings, Wellington st, h Cliftside house,
Kent st
Taylor George, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Taylor George, stonecutter, Albert st,
h Rochesterville
Taylor George, upholsterer, Church st
TAYLOR ISAAC B., government and
parliament printer, publisher and pro-
prietor of the Ottawa Citizen, 29,
31 and 33 Rideau st, resides in New
Edinburgh
Taylor James, millwright, Carleton st
TAYLOR JAMES M., station agent St
Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 177
Rideau st
Taylor John, laborer, Cathcart st
Taylor John, tailor, bds at MclIsaac’s
hotel, Clarence st
TAYLOR JOHN F., clerk, master in
chancery, cashier. and accountant
of the Senate, Parliament buildings,
Wellington st, h Rolyat house, cor
Stewart and Nelson sts
Taylor Joseph, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Taylor Joseph, messenger, Rideau st
Taylor Matthew, cook, St Paul st
Taylor Miss Sarah, Albert st, Rich-
mond road
Taylor Mrs. Alice, wid Dennis, George
st
Taylor Mrs. Margaret, wid John,
Queen st, Le Breton Flats
Taylor Thomas, boot and shoe maker,
Vellington st
Taylor Wm., laborer, Richmond road
Teakles B. H., check clerk of canals,
inland revenue department, bds at
Mrs. Mitchell's, Queen st
Teeling John, assistant bookkeeper,
Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks
sts
Terence John, butcher, stall 1 By
ward market, York st, h Cathcart st
Terry John, laborer, St Andrew st
Terry Mrs, Ann, wid William, King st
Terry Pat., gardener, Richmond road
Terry Samuel, carpenter, King st
Terry William, clerk, King st
Tessier Antoine, carpenter, Cathcart st
Tessier Antoine, joiner, Park st
Tessier George, foreman, Napoleon st
TESSIER VICTOR E,, clerk of French
journals of the Senate, Parliament
uildings, Wellington st
Tétu Eugéne, 3rd class clerk, depart-
ment of agriculture and statistics,
Besserer st
TETU IRENEE MONTEZUMA, Ist
class clerk, department of secretary
of state for Canada, Besserer st
Tetu Nazaire, 3rd class clerk, depart-
ment of secretary of state for the
provinces, bds at Miss Christie’s, Sus-
sex st
Thackeray Robert, carpenter, Percy st,
Richmond road
Thériault Ant. P., clerk, St Patrick st
Thériault Placide, clerk, St Patrick st
Thérien rev. F., R. catholic, assistant
curate of Hull, Episcopal palace, St
Patrick st
Thibaudeau Mrs. Marguerite, wid Jos.,
Water st
Thibodeau sister E., directress St
Joseph’s Orphan asylum, cor Cath-
cart and Sussex sts
Thibault Joseph, carter, Church st
Thibault Mrs. Marie, wid Joseph, Broad
st, Le Breton Flats
Thibault Thomas, laborer, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Thibert Bénoi, wheelwright, Clarence st
Thistle W. R., & Co., surveyors, civil
engineers, draughtsmen, &c., cor
Metcalfe and Sparks sts
Thistle William R., of W. R. Thistle &
Co., vice-president, Union Forward-
ing and Railway (o., resides in Ayl-
mer, Que.
Thivierge Frs. X., raftsman, Ottawa st
north
Thomas Louis, baker, Ottawa st north
Thomas W.S., private secretary to hon,
A. Campbell, senior 2nd class clerk
post office department, Cumberland st
Thompson Alexander, carpenter, Con-
cession line road n Nepean st
Thompson George, clerk, Quebec bank,
cor Albert and Sally sts
Thompson’ Henry M.,
John st
Thompson James, groceries and dry
goods, 55 Sussex st
Thompson James H., clerk, Besserer st
Thompson John, printer, Dalhousie st
Thompson John, wholesale and_ retail
grocer and liquor dealer, 27 Rideau
st
Thompson Joseph, sawyer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Thompson L.8., clerk, Maria st
Thompson Miss Helen, grocery, cor
Cathcart and Queen sts, Le Breton
Flats
Thompson Mrs. Lizzie, wid Charles P.
cor Nelson and Rideau sts
Thompson Philip, cor Albert and Sally
sts
Thompson S., clerk, bds at J. Brown’s,
Queen st
Thompson Thomas, printer, bds at Mrs
J. Graham’s, Cumberland st
Thompson Thomas W., barrister, cor
Elgin and Slater sts
Thompson William G., of Jones &
Thompson, Division st
Thompson William H., city chamber-
lain, cor Elgin and Slater sts
bookkeeper,
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_— oO > OO eon — —dsS kk —_——
Thomson J.S., 3rd class clerk, marine| Tormey Mrs, Ann, wid William, Cath- | Turpin Louis, laborer, Sherwood st, Lg
and fisheries department, bds at Mrs.| cart st Breton Flats '
Duignan’s, Sparks st Torrance John A., assistant bookkeeper | TURVILLE FRANCIS, governor's ge. Mam Yictoria |
Thomson Thomas H., O’Connor st finance department, Sally st cretary, Rideau hall ropriet
Thorbahn Herman, butcher, stall 10|Tourangeau Mrs. Marie, wid Jean | Tweed John, mason, Concession line if ORL
Ky ward market, York st,h Ottawast| Baptiste, Ottawa st north road, opp Nepean st &Uo., p
north Townsend Chas,, wheelwright, Albert | Tyo Charles, grave digger, Augusta st Middle s'
Thorburn anes, Peat, bds at Mrs.| st, Richmond road Union brewery, H. F. Brading & Co, Hi Villeneuve
McKenna’s, 64 Sparks st Toy John, mason, Parry st George st, Le Breton Flats south
Thorburn John, M.A., rector City of | Toy Joseph, laborer, Daly st Union Forwarding and Railway Co, filleneuve
Ottawa Grammar school, h Daly st | Tozer Mrs. Margaretta L., Rideau st R.8. Cassels, president, Henr ‘Chep- Be Sreton F
Thorne —, teamster, bds at Mrs. D. Merk: James, watchmaker and jeweller,| mell, secretary-treasurer, Welling Villeneuve
1
Foster’s, Nicholas st 19 Rideau st, h Daly stn Gloucester st| ton st Vincent
Thorn Thomas, plasterer, Richmond | Tracy Wm., watchmaker, Stewart st | UNION HOUSE, with livery stables House of
road Tracy William H., jeweller, 14 York st attached, W. Armstrong, proprietor, and Clar
Thorne Thomas, baker, bds at J. Mc-| TRADE MARKS Registration of, de-] cor Queen and Elgin sts VOLUNTE
Intyre’s, cor Mosgrove and St Paul sts partment of agriculture and statistics, | Union St zoey d’Ottawa, Napoléon annual st
Thornton Wm., carpenter, Anglesea sq Wenarenental buildings west, Wel- Boulet, president, Sussex st editor ; D
Thorpe William E., engineer, Churchst| —lington st UNITED STATES CONSULAR printer, |
Throop A. W., probationary clerk, post | Traveller Edw., teamster, Sherwood st,| AGENOY, Hugh Nott, agent, bds at aMVULCAN
office department, Stewart st Le Breton Flats Mrs. Pardey’s, Wellington st ; proprieto
Tierman Miss Ann, school teacher, | Traveller Mrs. Emily, wid Reuben,| Upper Ottawa Steamboat Oo, L, MmgMaddle T
Biddy st : Kent st Crannell, secretary-treasurer, Middle George s
TILLEY HON. SAMUEL L.. C.B.,| Traveller Thomas, foreman, Head st,| gt, Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats Wade Mrs
minister of customs, Departmental) Le Breton Flats Urie William, storekeeper, Ottawa st private bi
buildings east, Wellington st, h Bes-| Travellers Insurance Co. of Hartford,| Le Breton Flats "Biv adsworth
Serer st : Conn., J. T. & W. Pennock, agents, } URQUHART WILLIAM T,, editor of ainwrigh'!
Tilley William I., clerk, public works} 193 Sparks st the Times, bds at Russell house, cor {MH House of
department, cor Gloucester and Ri-| Traversy Ephraim, shoemaker, Murray} Elgin and Sparks sts Wait Isaac,
deau sts st ; : Vachon E., French teacher, Ottawa 9 Sheriff's,
TILTON JOHN, accountant, marine | Traversy Félix, laborer, St Patrick st} Business college Waleot Che
and fisheries department, bds at|Traversy Isidore, storekeeper, Sussex | Valade Frangois X., M.D.,St Patrick st ¥M braach, ¢
Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks! st, h York st Valade Pierre, laborer, McGee st: tate for |
sts Traversy Toussaint, carpenter, Ottawa | Valiquet Charles, boarding house, MiWaldo Hay
Timbers William, machinist, bds at} st north ’ Church st ers, Duke
Mrs. P. McArthur’s, Middle st, Le} TREASURY BOARD, John Langton, | Valiquet Frangois X., messenger, de- M
Breton Flats secretary ; J. M. Courtney, chief clerk, | partment of secretary of state for Mi Cumberla
TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISH-| Departmental buildings east, Wel-| Canada, Duke st, Le Breton Flats
ING CO., James Cotton, managing| lingtonst = : Valiquet Jean, carter, McGce st attorneys
director, 38 Sparks st Tremblay Antoine, joiner, St Andrew st | Valiquet Jean Baptiste, carter, McGeest HM chancery
TIMES (THE), annual subscription Triolle Cyprien, gardener, Cumberland | Valiquet Joseph, shoemaker, 90 Sussex Hiyatkor Th
to daily $6; to weekly $1; W. T.]_ st. : ; ; st, h St Patrick st sion Line |
Urquhart, editor; Times Printing | Trottier André, laborer, Britannia | Valiquet Mathias, laborer, Dalhousie st MiWalker Tho
and Publishing Co., proprietors and| _ terrace Valiquet Mrs. Marie, wid Joachim, WeKenna’
rinters ; James Cotton, managing | Trowbridge John, carter, cor Cumber-} Ottawa st north Nalker Wi
Asestar, 38 Sparks st land and York sts Valiquet Mrs. Olive, ,;wid Louis, Ne ar
Timmins James, laborer, Richmond | Trudeau Alexis, joiner, St Andrew st tailoress, St Patrick st
road TRUDEAU TOUSSAINT, C. E., deputy | Valiquet Pierre R., salesman, St Patrick departmer
TIMS THOMAS D., inspector of fin-] to minister of public works, Depart-| st : . enee st
ances, Nova Scotia and New Bruns-| mental buildings west, Wellington st, | Vallée Bernard, raftsman, St Patrick st Siiyall John,
wick, Victoria terrace, Richmond h Stewart st VALLERAND FLAVIEN, Ist. class and Bolto
road Trudel Mrs. Mary, wid Pierre; Bolton st clerk, privy council, St Patrick st Vall Mrs.
Tipper John, laborer, Carleton st Trudel Théophile, pressman, Murray st | Vanasse Alexis, laborer, Bolton st, Let MM or Ottay
Titus Alonzo, Ontario carriage factory, | Truman Wm. R., carpenter,Dalhousie st} ter O Flats
80 Sparks st,h Queen st, n O'Connor | pRUST AND LOAN CO. OF UPPER| Van Cortlandt E., M.D. MRCS, gall Mrs,
st i JANADA, James Bailiff, agent, 38] coroner, Wellington st ressmake
Tobin James, laborer, Centre st Sparks st Vandusen James, foreman, Queenst MmPall Willi
Tobin Richard, retinas Boteler st Tubman Thos., school teacher, and clerk | _ Le Breton Flats Nicholas §
Todd A. H., 2nd library clerk, House of | "of municipality, New Edinburgh Vanier Basile, baker, Cathcart st allaee Ed
Commons, Richmond read Tunney Anthony, laborer, Vittoria st | Vankoughnet L., 2nd class junior clerk, MM Richmond
TODD ALFRED, chief clerk of com-| TUPPER HON. CHARLES, C.B., pre-| Indian branch, department of secrt- rallace Mai
mittees and clerk private bills House | sident privy council, Departmental| _ tary of state for the provinces,Mariast allace W,
of Commons, Parliament buildings,| buildings east, Wellington st, h Daly st Vankoughnet Philip T., probationary Railway c
Wellington st, h Richmond road Tupper Mrs. Eliza A., wid James M.,|__ clerk, post office department, Mariast aller Rick
TODD ALPHEUS, librarian of Parlia-| | mattressmaker, Clarence st Varin Dosité, laborer, Bridge st, Le Agen
ment, House of Commons, Parliament | Tupper Theodore, printer, bds at British | _ Breton Flats i er Willi
buildings, Wellington st, h Richmond | Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Vaughan James, s.oreman, St Paul st yicho
road Turgeon Jacq., raftsman, St Patrick st| VAUX THOMAS, accountant House g@ils Joht
TOMLINSON JOSEPH, civil engineer, | Turgeon Jean, laborer, Park st of Commons, Parliament building) ae
department of marine and fisheries, | Turgeon Joseph, messenger House of} Wellington st, bds at Mrs. Nye's, 4 ALSH A.
Metcalfe st Commons, Rideau st bet King and| Sparks st ;
Tongue Henry, painter, Duke st, Le| Nelson sts Veule Philip, government detectivt
Breton Flats Turgeon Joseph B., commissioner, con-|__ Sally st y a
oohey Daniel, laborer, Biddy st veyancer, &c., Mosgrove st Venance Gilbert, raftsman, Ottawa’ ‘ it dan
oohey Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, inn-| Turgeon Narcisse, photographer, 41] north ; ae ye I
keeper, Little Sussex st Rideau st, h Dalhousie st Verdon Basile, laborer, King st “a Johr
Toomey Thomas, laborer, Clarence st | Turgeon Pierre, joiner, Nelson st Vermet Jean 8., tavern, Murray a8 oe ky
Toomey William, trader, York st Turnbull David, baker, St Patrick st | Verret G., 2nd class junior clerk, pu 8h Miche
Topley Horatio N., photographer, 105 | Turnbull James, Besserer st works department, Rideau st ie
York st Turner Frederick Edward,photographic | Vézina J. Bte., carpenter, Gloucester ertnen
Topley Mrs. Anna, wid John, Slater st} gallery, 69 Rideau st Vézina Uldéric, joiner, Clarence st ‘ Mrs,
TOPLEY WILLIAM J., manager Not-| Turner Geo., blacksmith, Sherwood st} Vial Thomas, salesman, bds at |
man’s photographic rooms, Slater st |, Turner Mrs., wid, cor Nelson and Stew-| Sutton’s, 213 Sparks st h alte
William, raftsman, Boteler st art sts Viau Mrs. Joseph, Ottawa st nort rs Hen
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with livery stables |
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Elgin sts
d’Ottawa, Napoléon
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h Nott, agent, bds at
Wellington st
Steamboat Oo. L,
tary-treasurer, Middle
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at Russell house, cor
irks sts
nch teacher, Ottawa
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X., M.D., St Patrick st
borer, McGee st +
es, boarding house, |
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secretary of state for
st, Le Breton Flats
arter, McGee st
ptiste, carter, McGeest
, shoemaker, 90 Sussex
k st
3, laborer, Dalhousie st
Marie, wid Joachim,
th
Olive, ,wid
atrick st
R., salesman, St Patrick
Louis,
raftsman, St Patrick st
FLAVIEN, Ist. class
uncil, St Patrick st
laborer, Bolton st, Let-
BE, MD. MRO,
ngton st
s, foreman, Queen st
ts
hker, Cathcart st
, 2nd class junior clerk,
h, department of sectt
r the provinces,Mariast
Philip T., probationaty
ce department, Maria st
aborer, Bridge st, Le
b, scoreman, St Pauls
g, accountant House
Parliament. buildings
, bds at Mrs. Nye's, 3
aborer, King st
tavern, Murray st
ment, Rideau st
arpenter, Gloucs
joiner, Clarence st
salesman, bds at
Sparks st
hy Ottawa st north
government detective,
t, raftsman, Ottawa By
lass junior clerk, publi¢
ter st
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Pir,
pyrARi0. |
Tau Mrs. Marie L,. wid Louis, Parry st
Vicars Robert, clerk, Clarence st
Y«toria brewery, Rochester & Co.,
roprietors, Richmond road
wo ORIA FOUNDRY,N. S. Blasdell
&Co., proprietors, Victoria Island,
Middle st, Le Breton Flats
Villeneuve Emery, sawyer, Bolton st
south
filleaeuve Isaac, laborer, Broad st, Le
Breton Flats
Villeneuve Jos., laborer, St Andrew st
Vincent Olivier, library messenger,
House of Commons, King st bet York
and Clarence sts
VOLUNTEER REVIEW, _ weekly,
annual subscription $2; G,. H. Perry,
editor; Dawson Kerr, proprietor and
printer, Rideau st
WULCAN IRON WORKS, A. Fleck,
proprietor, Wellington st
Waddle Thomas, insurance agent,
George st ae
Wade Mrs. Harriet, wid William,
private boarding house, O'Connor st
Wadsworth James, Ottawa st north
Wainwright W. R. S., junior clerk
House of Commons, Wellington st
Wait Isaac, mason, bds at Mrs. Charles
Sheriff's, Mosgrove st
Naleot Charles T., bookkeeper, Indian
braach, department of secretary of
tate for the provinces, Bank st
Waldo Edward, clerk, bds at J. Park-
ers, Duke st, Le Breton Flats
Walker Mrs, Margaret, wid John,
Cumberland st
WALKER & PENNOCK, barristers,
attorneys at law and solicitors in
chancery, 5 Rideau st
Walker Thomas, blacksmith, r Conces
sion line road, n Biddy st
Walker Thomas F., printer, bds at Mrs
McKenna’s, 66 Sparks st
Walker William H., of Walker & Pen-
hock, Sandy hill, Stewart st
Nall J. F., temporary clerk, post office
department, bds at City hotel, Clar-
ence st
Nall John, laborer, cor Cumberland
and Bolton sts
Null Mrs. Elizabeth, wid William,
a utewe and Lloyd sts, Le Breton
ats
Nall Mrs, Margaret, wid Patrick,
ressmaker, Stewart st
all William, grocer, cor Rideau and
Nicholas sts
illaee Edward, shoemaker, lane off
Richmond road
‘illace Martin, laborer, St Andrew st
allace W., accountant, Intercolonial
ailway commission, resides in Simcoe
aller Richard A,, printer, Bolton st,
Letter O :
aller William H., of O'Connor & Wal-
ler, Nicholas st
alls John, messenger, customs de-
partment, Nicholas st
ALSH A., M.P., chairman, Intercolo-
~ Railway commission, resides in
Simeoe
lsh David, pressman, Nicholas st
ilsh James, clerk, Canada Central
railway, Dalhousie st
‘sh John, junior 2nd class clerk,
Host office department, Slater st
alsh Michael, laborer, St Andrew st
h Michael, messenger, public works
als
“partment, Dalhousie st
is Mrs, Catherine, wid Patrick,
edpath st
“lsh William
‘lters Henry
, tavern, 17 Clarence st
»axe maker, Cathcart st
DOMINION 617 DIRECTORY.
oceans es SS Ss Ss
Walton G. A., sewing machine agent,
37 Sparks st
WARD J. W. WELLINGTON, barrister
at law (Untario), advocate (Quebec),
attorney at law, solicitor in chancery,
notary, &c., Elgin st, opp Russell
house, bds at Miss Bancroft’s, Percy
st, Richmond road
Wardle Abraham, contractor, bds at
Mrs, Guy’s, Wellington st
Wardrobe Duncan, stage driver, bds at
British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st
Wardrobe Robt., engineer, St Lawrence
and Ottawa railway, Carleton st
Warner Thomas, laborer, Nelson st
WARNOCK JAMES, manufacturer of
bread, biscuits, crackers, dealer in
flour and grain, 62 Sussex st
Warren Mrs. Eliza A., wid Thomas, fruit
store, 107 Rideau st
Warwicker Thomas J., saddler, Wel-
lington st, h r Concession line road,
n Biddy st
Washburn 8., axe maker, Head st, Le
Breton Flats, resides in Hull
Watchorn John, jun, cooper, Albert st,
Richmond road
Watchorn John, sen., cabinetmaker, Al-
bert st, Richmond road
Waterhouse Israel, laborer, Queen st
Waters James, laborer, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Waterson Andrew, carpenter, Sparks st
Waterson Charles, laborer, Theodore st
Waterson William, carpenter, Parry st
Watkins John, teamster, Besserer st
Watson & Clisby, saloon, York st
Watson James, of Watson & Clisby,
York st
Watson Thomas, teller Bank of British
North America, bds at Mrs. James Mc-
Carthy’s, Wellington st
Watson William, stonecutter, Sparks
st, n Bank st
Watt Mrs. Eliza, wid Henry, Kent st
Watt Mrs. Jane, wid David, Cathcart st
Watters Alexander, carpenter, Rideau
st, n Gloucester st
Watters Thomas J., clerk, customs
department, Slater st
Watts Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Ths., King st
Way Samuel, laborer, Nelson st
Weatherley Henry S., Ist class clerk,
post office department, O’Connor st
n Slater st
Weaver George, plasterer, Besserer st
Webster James, government detective,
Dalhousie st
Webster John, contractor, Ottawa st
west
Welch Chas., laborer,Bolton st, Letter O
Wellington Paul, laborer, Stewart st
Wellington Ward market, Sally st bet
Wellington and Sparks st
Wensley Thomas, printer, Gloucester st
Wesleyan Methodist church, rev. Wm.
Stephenson, minister, cor Queen and
Metcalfe sts
West Michael, laborer, Bolton st
Western Insurance Co. of Canada, G.
P. Drummond, agent, 19 Sparks st
Weston George, laborer, Cathcart st
Weston Henry, printer, British Ameri-
can Bank Note Co., bds at Mrs,
McKenna’s, 64 Sparks st
Westwick Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Samuel,
Murray st
Wheeler Thomas, messenger marine
and fisheries department, bds at C.
Carlton's, Little Sussex st
Whelan Dennis, grocer and liquor dea-
ler, 45 Rideau st, h Besserer st
Whelan Lawrence, foreman, St Patrick
st
OTTAWA..
Whelan Michael J., jeweller, St Paul st
Whillan John, mason, Queen st, Le
Breton Flats
Whillans William, clerk, Wilbrod st
Whitaker Robert, cutter, bds at J, Rob-
erts, Albert st n Elgin st
WHITCHER W. F., commissioner of
fisheries, marine and fisheries depart-
ment, Departmental buildings west,
Wellington st, h East Wurtemburg
st, foot of Rideau st
White F., junior 2nd class clerk and
short hand writer, department of
justice, bds at A. Rowe's, Albert st
White Francis, tailor, cor St Patrick
and Cumberland sts
White George, blacksmith, Queen. st,
Le Breton Flats
White Henry, butcher, Cathcart st
White James, laborer,Carleton st
White John, laborer, Vittoria st
White Joseph, government detective,
Augusta st
White Martin, blacksmith, Queen st, Le .
Breton Flats
White Michael, boot and shoemaker,
41 Sparks st, bds at D. Mathesons’,
Slater st
White Patrick, laborer, Cathcart st
White William, carpenter, York st
WHITE WILLIAM, secretary — post
office department, Departmental build-
ings west, Wellington st, h East Wur-
temburg st, foot of Rideau st
Whitehead Jos., laborer, 122 Sussex st
Whitehead Wm., shoemaker, George st
Whiteside Arthur, Gloucester st
WHITESIDE H., & CO., Whiteside’s
patent spring bed, patent clothes
dryer, perambulators, &c., and city
express office, 62 Rideau st
Whiteside Henry, of H. Whiteside &
Co., Gloucester st
Whitney Philip, foreman, Bridge st, Le
Breton Flats
Whittier Albert, millwright, Duke st, Le
Breton Flats
Whitty James, laborer, cor Cumber-
land and York sts
Whitty James, tavern, Murray st
Whyte James G., stationery and fancy
goods, 28 Rideau st, resides in Roches-
terville
WICKSTEED GUSTAVUS W., Q.C.,
law clerk House of Commons, Parlia-
ment buildings, Welliugton st, h cor
Bay and Queen sts
WICKSTEED HORATIO A., account-
ant, post office department, Depart-
mental buildings west, Wellington st,
h Metcalfe stn Slater st
Wigmore Jasper, storekeeper, Welling-
ton st
Wilbert Albert, bookbinder, bds at Im-
perial house, Wellington st
Wilkinson Geo., laborer, Bolton st north
Willett David, hotel, Bridge st, Le Bre-
ton Flats ‘
Williams Alexander, cutter, bds at Mrs
Sutton’s, 21} Sparks st
Williams David P., of J. W. H. Dobier &
Co., Slater st
Williams Edward H., accountant and
assistant secretary Ottawa Immigrant
Aid society, Rideau st, n Ottawa st
Williams EK. P., bookkeeper, Bridge st,
Le Breton Flats
Williams George, laborer, bds at J.
Munro’s, Redpath st
Williams Henry, clerk, Nicholas st
Williams Hugh J., carpenter, Slater st
Williams lieut. colonel Henry W., 69th
Rifies, Daly st
Williams Mrs, William G., Murray st
OTTAWA.
Williamson James, laborer, Cathcart st
Williamson Mrs., wid, Concession line
road, n Gloucester st
Willment Edward, bookkeeper, Cath-
cart st
Wills William J., emigration agent, Met-
calfe st
Wilson Andrew, Albert st
Wilson Andrew, of Andrew Wilson &
Son, resides in New Edinburgh
Wilson Andrew C., of Andrew Wilson
& Son, resides in New Edinburgh
WILSON ANDREW, & SON, proprie-
tors and printers of the Daily News,
cor Ottawa west and St Paul sts
Wilson David, Clarence st
Wilson David, carver and gilder, Sparks
st, h O’Connor st
Wilson George, carpenter, Vittoria st
Wilson Henry, painter, Mosgrove st
Wilson Hill, moulder, Sherwood st, Le
Breton Flats
Wilson John, carpenter, Bank st
Wilson John, saddler, Rideau st
Wilson John C©., of Andrew Wilson &
Son, cor St Paul and Ottawa sts west
Wilson Mrs. Jane, wid Eustace, ladies
tivate school, Maria st
Wilson Robert H., lumber merchant,
bds at City hotel, Clarence st
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, Biddy st
WILSON WILLIAM, sen., assistant
English translator House of Com-
mons, Stewart st
Wiison William, clerk, Slater st
Wilson William, M.D., Stewart st cor
Gleneester st
WILSON WILLIAM, jun., assistant
English translator House of Com-
mons, resides in McKay st, New Edin-
burgh
WILSON ZACHARIAH, county trea-
surer, county of Carleton, Nicholas
st, resides in Gloucester township
Wiltshire John, watchman, George st
WILY LIEUT. COLONEL THOMAS,
director of stores and keeper of militia
properties, department of militia and
defence, Departmental buildings west,
Wellington st, h Daly st
Wingfield J., assistant doorkeeper of
the Senate in charge of wardrobe,
resides in New Edinburgh
Winters Leonard, grocer, cor Nelson
and Parry sts
DOMINION 618 DIRECTORY.
Winters Mrs, Sarah, wid Peter, Bolton
st south
WISE F. A., resident engineer St Law-
rence and Otta'va railway, resides at
Prescott
Wise Patrick, laborer, Murray st
Wood Miss Mary, dressmaker, Bank st
n Wellington st
Wood Mrs. Mary Ann, wid Ebin, board-
ing house, St Paul st
WOOD O. C., M.D., physician and sur-
geon and proprietor of private cancer
infirmary, Maria st, office 41} Sparks
st, h Maria st. See Adv page 12
Woodburn Alexander 8., of Bell &
Woodburn, Elgin st n Maria st
Woodburn Thomas M., contractor, San-
dy hill, Rideau st
Woodcock Jonathan, blacksmith, bds
at C. Carson’s, foot of Wellington st,
n George st
Woodland James, St Paul st
WOODLAND RICHARD, tanner and
currier, dealer in leather, oil, sheep-
skins, calfskins, hides, and importer
of English and French leather, and
shoe findings, St Paul st
Woodland Stewart, butcher, Wellington
st, h Centre st
Woodland Thomas, butcher, Welling-
ton ward market, h cor Sally and
Maria sts
Woodley Chs. M., bricklayer, Rideau st
Woods Frederick, compositor, Rideau st
Woods James, sailor, Wellington st
Woods Mrs. Ann, butcher, Wellington
ward market, h Wellington st
WORKMAN ALEXANDER, & CO.,,
general hardware merchants, manu-
facturers agents, Rideau st, and
Canal basin, Lower town, and Wel-
lington st, Upper town
Workman Alexander, of Alexander
Workman & Co., Wellington st
Workman William G., music teacher,
1 Preston terrace, Daly st
WORTHINGTON THOMAS, commis-
sioner of inland revenue, Departmen-
tal buildings east, Wellington st, h
Bank cottage, Vittoria st
WRIGHT & CLEMOW, barristers, &c.
for the provinces of Ontario and
Quebec opp Russell house Sparks st
Wright Edward, laborer, cor George
and Dalhousie sts
q
Wright John, carver and gilder, j
st, h Napoleon st
Wright Philemon, saddler, Wellj
stn Bay st
WRIGHT WILLIAM R,, chief clef
adjutant general’s office, departa
of militia and defence, Christ Chur
hill, foot of Sparks st
Wright W. McKay, of Wright &¢
mow, and of McLeod, Wright & ly
lor, resides in Hull
Wyman Joshua,bookkeeper, bds at (;
hotel, Clarence st
Wyse Mrs. Julia, wid James, cor Pa
and King sts
YEILDING AGAR, issuer of marrag
licenses, St Lawrence hotel, cor Rj
deau and Nicholas sts, h Bank
Rideau, Gloucester township
Yeomans Joseph, clerk store bran
department of militia and defeng
Augusta st
Yorick John, messenger, post office dd
partment, Rideau st
Young, Bronson & Co., saw, grist
carding mill owners, Montreal st,
Breton Flats
Young James, 2nd class clerk, §
tionery branch, finance departmen
Gloucester st, Cartier sq
Young John, grocer, cor Cumberlan
and St Andrew sts
Young John, weaver, Wilbrod st
Young Ladies Literary institute, und
the patronage of his lordship th
right rev. Dr. Guigues, conductedt
the Grey Nuns, Rideau st, Se 4
Young Levi, of Young, Bronson & (Co
lumber merchant, Middle st,h Llo
st, Le Breton Flats
Young Men’s Christian Associatia
rooms, cor Elgin and Sparks sts
Young Michael, laborer, Maria st
Young Mrs. Kate, wid John, Georg
st
YOUNG & RADFORD, practical wate)
makers and jewellers, 30 Sparks
Young Robert, grist mill, Lloyd st, I
Breton Flats
Young Thor- — builder, Wilbrod st
Young Witi..n, of Young & Radford
Stewart st.
Zollikoffer Mrs. Pauline, Gloucester sf
Cartier sq
MISCELLANEOUS—CITY OF OTTAWA.
DOMINTON OF CANADA.
Seat of Government, Ottawa.
COMMANDING HER MAJESTY’S FORCES IN BRITE
NORTH AMERICA.
Lieutenant General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, K.CMG
Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia.
GOVERNOR GENERAL.
His Excellency the Right Honorable Baron Lisaar,
of Lisgar and Baillieborough, in the County of Cavan,
Ireland, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, and a Baronet, P.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G,,
Governor General of the Dominion of Canada, and Gov-
ernor General and Commander in Chief over the Island of
Prince Edward.
Francis Turville, Governor's secretary ;
MeNeill, V.C., military secretary ; lieut.-colonel Irvine,
principal aide-de-cainp ; lieut. colonel Bernard, lieut. colonel
F. Cumberland, extra aides-de-camp.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS,
Their Honors the Hon. W. P. Howland, O.B., Ontario;
Quebec : Lieutenant
General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, K.C.M.G., Nova Scotia;
Hon. Lemuel Allan Wilmot, D.C.L., New Brunswick ; Hon,
Sir Narcisse Fortunat Belleau, knight.
Adams G. Archibald, Manitoba.
Bart.
lieut. colonel J.C.
Minister of Customs
Minister of Finance, | B,K
Minister of Public Works, hon. H. L. Langevin, 0.B.
Ministerof Inland Revenue, hon. Alex. Morris.
Secretary of State for the Provinces, hon. Joseph Howe.
PRIVY COUNCIL.
Minister of Justice and Attorney General, hon. Sir J.
Macdonald, K.C.B.
Minister of Militia and Defence, hon.
Sir G. E. Cartiey
hon. 8. L. Tilley, C.B.
10n. Sir Francis Hincks, 0.B,, K.C.MG
President of the Privy Council, hon. Charles Tupper, Ms
Minister of Marine and Fisheries, hon. Peter Mitchell.
Postmaster-General, »
Minister of Agriculture, hon. Christopher Dunkin.
Secretary of State for Canada, hon, J.C. Aikins.
Receiver General, hon, Jean C, Chapais.
Officers. —Clerk of the Privy Council, Wm. H. Lee; W
hon. Alexander Campbell.
A. Himsworth, assistant clerk of the Privy Council.
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McKay, of Wright & ¢
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NTARIO. ]
Clerks —F. Vallerand, J, O, Coté, F, H. Himsworth, H,
Jexander and Wm. Horace Lee; M. Naughten, door-
eeper and messenger ; Wm. E. Morgan, Joseph Cairns and
Patrick Batterton, messengers.
Demty Governors to sign Money Warrants.—Wm. H. Lee
nd Wm. A, Himsworth.
(ficers appointed to sign Commitments and Warrants under
he Habeas Corpus Suspension Act—Wm. H. Lee and Wm.
Himsworth.
Commissioners per Dedimus potestatem.—Wm. H. Lee atid
Vm, A. Himsworth,
SENATE OF CANADA.
Hoy. Joseru Epovarp Caucuon, Spraker.
st Lawrence hotel, cor Rj NAME, P.O, ADDRESS,
Nicholas sts, h Bank ¢ ‘he Honorable
loucester township kins, JAMES COX. eceecersersveeees Richview.
pseph, clerk store brand lan, George William...........006 Toronto,
it of militia and defeng nderson, JOHN Hu. ..ssscseeeseeees Halifax.
st Archibald, Thomas D.....ccseecees Sydney, C. B.
1, Messenger, post office dMMAmand, Joseph F....... .. Riviére-des-P rairies,
Rideau st enson, James Rea... St. Catherines,Ont.
ison & Co., saw, grist aMMMpill, Caleb Ricsccceccceeeeees .. King’s County.
ill owners, Montreal st, lake, OLIVET sesseeeeeeeees .. Waterford, Ont.
ats tsford, Amos Edward... .. Westock, Westmoreland,
es, 2nd class clerk, sMBourinot, JOMN.......ccceeeeseeee evens Sydney.
anch, finance departmenti™Bureau, Jacques Olivier... cee Montreal.
r st, Cartier sq Burnham, Asa Allworth......seeee Cobourg.
1, grocer, cor Cumberlan@Campbell, Alexander.........00c06 Ottawa,
drew sts Jauchon, JOseph....csseseeeee ... Quebec,
, weaver, Wilbrod st ‘haffers, William Henry............5t. Césaire.
es Literary institute, und 8, Jean Charles....c.cceceee St. Denis, Kamouraska.
nage Of his lordship tMMMMChristie, DAVId.. i. cceeeceseeeeeeees Paris, Ont.
Dr. Guigues, conducted iMMCormier, Charles........sc0ecseeeeseee Plessisville.
Nuns, Rideau st, See AMMMEDever, JAMECS......sc0ccc cesses eeeeeeene St. John, N. B.
_ of Young, Bronson & ComMmDickey, Robert B....e..ccceeseeeeeeeee Amherst.
rchant, Middle st,h Llo@iM@Dickson, Walter Hamilton......... Niagara,
on Flats Wichesnay, A, Juchereau..........5t. Catherines, Fossam-
’s Christian Associatiogiif@Duchesnay, Elzéar Hu... ceeeeee Ste, Marie, Beauce [bault.
‘Elgin and Sparks sts Dumouchel, LEandre.....c.sseeeeceee Ste. Thérése de Blainville.
Ferguson, John
errier, James..
... Bathurst.
.. Montreal.
el, laborer, Maria st
Kate, wid John, Georg
Flint, Billa... Belleville,
ADFORD, practical watehfimloster, A. B.cce sees Waterloo.
d jewellers, 30 Sparks JON esi ssiasieasicuvevasvacs Sunbury, N. B.
rt, grist mill, Lloyd st, L mont, Jean Baptiste........ Sorel.
ts Jamilton, JONMscccseccce este eesees Kingston.
builder, Wilbrod st
Hamilton, John... Hawkesbury.
an, of Young & Radtorl
Hazen, Robert Leonard.....e.ceeees St. John, N. B.
Holmes, VON ipsicvcseccwcdetesvasdadss Pictou.
ASIP BAW... ccccsesccvevceees Halifax.
Boucherville.
London.
ueslie, Montreal.
Letellier de St. Just, Luc... Rivicre-Ouelle,
LOcKe, JOMM.s.ssssssseeecsseesseeescenes Shelburne.
Wallace, N.S,
Toronto, Albert County.
Hopewell.
«Chatham, Ont.
Irs. Pauline, Gloucester sf
{eClelan, Abner Reid
’S FORCES IN BRITISH read
{cCrea, Walter
RICA.
we, McDonald, Donald Toronto.
Hastings Doyle, K.CMG@MMcLelan, Archibald W. Londonderry, N. 8.
tia. McMaster, William Toronto. |
lalhiot, Charles. Point-du-Lac.
CIL. piteson, Roderick Perth.
4 iler, Willi alifax
General, hon. Sit J cl Traaalltsin
hon. i, il i
: Fredericton.
illey, C.B. z rth
sis Hineks, 0.B,, K.CMG tas r.
. L. Langevin, OB Markham,
lex. Morris.
es, hon. Joseph Howe.
on. Charles Tupper, ©.
hon. Peter Mitchell.
4 TOWN sereee cee
‘yan, Thomas
Daveveveees sovee
.. Montreal.
ler Campbell. | Pinborn, John Sewall Sherbrooke
stopher Dunkin. ysMOur, Benjamin....cscceccecsees aren Cee
in. J.C, Aikins. PAW VAM OB cscsisicicioccccceccesc, Smith’s Falls
apals. " IMPEON, TOHN........ccescecerssseees Bowmanville.
buncil, Wm. H. Lee; "MMMM Kead, James... Ottawa.
he Privy Council.
DOMINION 619 DIRECTORY.
OTTawa.
NAME. P, 0. ADDRESS.
Tessier, Ulric Joseph....sssscecserees Quebec.
Wark, Davidi.cccccccecccreeeeeeeeens Richibucto,
Wilmot, Robert Duncan,,........6 Belmont, Sunbury.
Wilson, Charles,.....s0:s..00.000004s4eMontreal,
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Hon, James Cockpurn, SreAKgr.
CONSTITUENCIES. MEMBERS, P, 0. ADDRESS,
Addington,......+ James N. Lapum,....ceeeeees Centreville
ALDOrtacseeeeeeeeeeee John Wallace. crccceees Hillsboro’
Algoma Dist...... W. M.SiMpson..ecccccee seers Sault Ste. Marie
Annapolis......... William H. Ray.ccerceeees Annapolis
Antigonish... Hugh McDonald... Antigonish
Argenteuil......6 Hon, J. J.C. Abbott... Montreal —
BagOtuscccrsceseeeees Pierre 8S, Gendron,.....eeee Ste. Rosalie
Beauce.....cccceeeeees Christn, H. Pozer... St. George, Q.
Beauharnois, ......Michael Cayley.esseerrees Beauharnois
Bellechasse......... Télesphore Fournier...... Quebec
Berthier.....6. ee Ans. H. Paquet....ceceee St. Cuthbert
Bonaventure... Theod Robitaille ..New Carlisle
Bothwell... David Mills...ccccesceeeeeeee os Clearville
Brant, N. Ru. John Y. Bown ececeeeen Brantford
Brant, 8S. Rue Hon. E. B. Wood.,......+-+. Toronto
Brockville, 'T'n....James Crawford...... Brockville
Brome .iccseeee severe Hon. C. Dunkin....... . Ottawa
Bruce, N. Rue Alexander Sproat...... ..Walkerton
Bruce, 8S. R.....eee Francis Hurdon.,............Kincardine
Cape Breton.,...... Hon. J. McKeagney.......Sydney
Cardwell... ......6 T. R. Ferguson... sccceee Cookstown
Carleton, N. B....Hon, ©, Connell... Woodstock, N. B.
Carleton, O...... John Holmes.....cccceeceeees Huntly
Chambly........ee Basile Benoit........scccceees St. Hubert
Champlain....... Hon. J. J. ROSS..ccceceeeee es St. Anne de la P.
Charlevoix.......+ Simon X. Cimon........c08 Malbaie
Charlotte... John Bolton. ...cccecceeeees St. Stephens, N.B.
Chateauguay...... Hon. L. H. Holton,........ Montreal
Chicoutimi and | P, A. Tremblay.......06 \ Chicoutimi
Saguenay..... | ‘ J
Colchester.......+ POALSON ...ccceeeveeeeeeee ee eees Truro
Compton,...ceeceeee Jolin H. Popesscssee cere Oookshire
Cornwall, Tn,..... Hon. J. S. Macdonald..... Toronto
Cumberland.,...... Hon. C, Tupper, C.B.... Ottawa
Digby....cceeeee A. We Savary. cise ee Digby
Dorchester,..... .. Hon, 1. Langevin, C.B...Ottawa
Drummond & { Vins Ang ane}
Athubeskas, | Be A- Sen€eadcvsssse Pierville
Dundas......seveeee John 8. Ross..cccccereeeeee Troquois
Durham, HB. R.....F. A. Burton. eeeees Port Hope
Durham, W. R.... Edward Blake...........+ Toronto
Elgin, E. R......... Thos. W. Dobbie........... Dereham
Elgin, W. Ru... John WT, Monroe... Wardsville
ESseX.....6 eeeeeeee JOHN O'COMNOL ec eeeeeee Windsor
Frontenac........+ Geo. A. Kirkpatrick...... Kingston
Gaspe..ccccee cecees Pierre Fortin. .ccceeeee Laprairie
Glengary....e D, A. McDonald Alexandria
Gloucester......... Hon. T.W. Anglin........+ St. John, N. B.
Grenville, S. Ru... Walter Shanly.eweeees Montreal
Grey, N. Rue. George Snider......ccccree Owen Sound
Grey, 8. Rue George Jickson..........++.Durham
Guysborough...... Hon, 8. Campbell... ...Guysborough
Haldimand......... David Thompson.........++ Indiana
+o ( Alfred Jones...ccccccceeeees Halifax
Halifax....+.0 ( Patrick Power........cccee Halifax
HAlton....ceesseeceee John White....cceececeeeees Milton
Hamilton, City,..Charles Magill... Hamilton
Hants....cccccceeees Hon. J. Howe............6..Ottawa
Hastings, FE. R.... Hon. R. Reed......cseeeeeee Belleville
Hastings, N. R.....Mackenzie Bowell .- Belleville
Hastings, W.R.... James Brown......cee seers Belleville
Hochelaga......... Hon. A. A. Dorion Montreal
Huntingdon....... Julius Seriver Hemmingford
Huron, N, R.......0. Whitehead............000 Clinton
Huron, S. R........M. ©. Cameron Goderich
Therville............ Francois Bechard.......... Mount Johnston
Inverness........... Hugh Cameron.,..........008 Mabou, N.S.
Jacques Cartier...G. G. Gaucher... cc... Ste. Genevidve *
Joliette.......0000 Francois B. Godin.........+ Joliette
Kamouraska ...... C.A.P. Pelletier............ Quebec
Kent, N. Buses Auguste Renaud..........+ Buctouche
Kent, Ou.........008 Rufus Stephenson.......... Chatham
King’s, N. B....... George Ryan....csecereees Studholm
King’s, N.S....... L. Chipman...............06 Cornwallis
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CONSTITUENCIES, MEMBERS. P, 0, ADDRESS. | CONSTITUENCIES. MEMBERS, P.O. ADDRESS, Bn tht
Lambton,........06 Alex, Mackenzie........... Sarnia Simcoe, 8.R.....++ Wm. ©, Little... Allandale Wilson
Lanark, N.C......Hon, W. McDougall, 0.B.Toronto Soulanges .....06 L. TH. Masson... cree Coteau Landing Mr, Mac
Lanark, 8. R...... Alex, Morris.....00 castes Ottawa Stanstead.......000 Cha. CO, Colby.........00 Stanstead Frene
Laprairie......c00 A. Pinsonnenult... cee St. Jacques le M, | Stormont.,......+ Sumuel Aulticcccseeee Aultsville French
L’Assomption..... Hon, L, Archambeault.,.L’ Assomption Sunbury veces Charles Burpee... ever Sheffield Te ,
thes ay rrny J. H. Belleroge........s0e St. Vincent de P. | Témiscomata,......0.F. A. Bertrand,........ Isle Verte tales ‘
eeds & Green { pa yj . lie Terrebonne .....++ L. FP. R. Masson.eeeeeees Terrebonne yt
ville Ns Recs. | Prancis Jones. f Romptville Taree Rivers,......W. McDougill...s+vss.00 Three Rivers aed
Leeds, S. R.........John Crawford... Toronto Toronto, East.....James Beaty. sce Toronto Depa
Lennox,,..... RJ. Cartwright Kingston Toronto, West.....R. A. Harrison,........00 Toronto livray,
L@VIS...scceeee serves Hon, J. G, Blanchet......Levis Two Mountains....J. B. Daoust. ...........++. Montreal fais
Lincoln...... see Thos. R, Merritt...........8t, Catherines Vaudreuil......se0e D. MOMillan....ceceveeceeeee Rigaud ‘ek: f
L’Islet....cccce seers Bb. Pouliot.......06. . L'Tslet Verchéres.... gs... PCLX Geoltrion.....cceceee Verchéres Latta y
London City...... ion. J. Carling Toronto Victoria, N.B...... John Costigan,.....cc0 Grand Falls aahags
Lotbiniére.......... Henry G, Joly...........Platon, Quebec Victoria, N.S...... WM. ROSS. cesceecereeeeeeees Ste, Anne Votes
Lunenburg,........ KE. M. MeDonald........... Halifax Victoria, O., N.R. John MOrison..ecccceeerees Woodville lib
Maskinonge........ George Caron... sree St. Leon Victoria, 0., 8.R..George Kempt... Lindsay tsiole.
Megantic.........6+. Hon, G. Irvine.....eceeeees Quebec Waterloo, N.R.....L. B. Bowman,....ceeeeee St. Jacobs mudd ‘cl
Middlesex, E.R....Crowell Wilson... Arvaé Waterloo, 8. R..... James YOungiecceceeren Galt a
Middlesex, N.R.... Thos. Scatcherd........... London Welland ......cc00 T. OC. Streetircccccerreeees Chippawa Fost”
Middlesex, W.R.... Angus P, McDonald....Glencoe Wellington, C.R..James ROSS... cee cree Guelph Edouard
Missisquoi.........+ Geo, Baker... cccsseeeece Durham Wellington, N.R..G. A. Drew..... veoeeeetglora p
MOnCK,...+4 seceeeeee Lachlin MeCallum....... Stromness Wellington, S.R..David Stirton........ee Cumnock 1 i
Montcalm Joseph Dufresne,,....00+ Ste. Julienne Wentworth, N.R.Jas, MeMonies.......6+ 0000 Waterdown wn 1 ia
Montmagny........ Hon, J. O. Beaubien,.... Montmagny Wentworth, S.R.Jos. Rymal...cceeeeree Hamilton cttant
hel I ke Naseeeadersiye pietes ; Westmorland.....Hon, A. J. Smith Dorchester ay rp
ontreal, C........Thos. Workman... Montrea Yamaska,....eee Moise Fortier... wcccceeees St. Davids hy ate
Montreal, K........Sir G. KE. Cartier, Bart...Otiawa Yarmouth,......... Prank Killam... ceeee Yarmouth fy
Montreal Woceenn P. he stesee Montreal York, N.Busseeeers John Pickard sna siiagussenth precerioten Dane.
at Sixte Coupal dit Lal yi: York, 0., E.R....Jas, Metcalfe, ......0. Eglinton ‘ona, (t.
‘ich tleRn { Ralipnds cations j Naplerville York, 02 N.RussJas, P, Wells.csecsccs esses King pas, @.
yl mare eer NEUE ale sso veneeees aoronte York, O.,W.R.....Am08 Wright. seeeee Richmond Hill DEPS
ICOLCt.. rere seeeeeee oseph Gaudet... rentilly
Norfolk, N.R....... Aquila Walsh..... .. Simcoe
‘ FYICERS OF THE SENATE,
Norfolk, S.R....... Peter Lawson. sees Port Dover 0
: rm ve Henry
mysvham per Bal ohare Hutchi ! Chatham, N.B. John F. Tavlor, clerk, master in chancery, cashier ant MBs yrinte
Northumber- tients seeks ; accountant; Robert Lemoine, deputy clerk, clerk assistant, HP 0), Rot
land, O.E.R Joseph Keeler.......... ; Colborne master in chancery and chief French Mert oa heen
Liter eat Taylor, deputy clerk, clerk assistant and master in chancery ;
Northumber- Won, James Cockburn } Cobourg i. L. Montizambert, law clerk, clerk of committees and Eng-
land, 0.W.R. lish translator; James Adamson, first English clerk; Peter \
Ontario, N.R....... John Hall Thompson....Cannington files secatat’ English élork: J..G Pourltot third English (r(
ee ae root: Saeed ie Egret ne clerk and short hand writer to the senate and committees
Oe abana’ ig ice eel ae as a aniatal of the senate; Neil McLean, English clerk and clerk of Pr-
Ottawa, Co........ Alonzo Wright... ....Lronside, Hull ; oe ae oa hss
; y ive Toodstock vate Bills; A. A. Boucher, first French translator and clerks; ;
Oxford, NR... Thomas Oliver............. Woodstock 4 Wrench transiat 1 clerk, J. St. Denis P. Turv
Oxford, S.Ru..B. Ve Bodwell...sseecsseees Mount Elgin. ee ga SR aerate leek “and ‘sergtent SMa, soo
Peels....ccccceceeres Hon, J. H. Cameron...... Toronto semoine, third French tran o , Sergean! a
James Redfor Stratfor arms; Victor E. Tessier, clerk of French journals; the rev, Smith, me
Porth ak es sled betty et hen ata John ‘Johnson, chaplain | Réné Kimber, gentleman usher of
Peterboro’, E.R...Peregrine M. Grover Norwood the black rod ; 8. Skinner, housekeeper; J. B. Myrand, poet
Peterboro’ W.R... Charles Perry ee Peterboro master; L. C. Casault, library messenger ; P. Rattey, speak
Pictou......0.6.0..,J. W. Carmichacl Pictou er’s messenger; P. Dunne, assistant housekeeper, news P
TANGAG....s.ccicssee aaa 1 Glarendow room, &c.; J. Wingfield, assistant doorkeeper, wardrobe, e; Hon, Sir
Rorinevf.........:.. Ouahee F. Gilbert, messenger; James Doherty, Thos. W healer, La hi Her
see vue itaille ». A. Bouche iro, J.C, Young Lb
Prescott........sce0 Albert Hagar... Plantagenet See pete John Dun "kh Be els tm Doe Stua
Prince Edward.... Walter Rogs................Pictou sesrlonel moeengee - Buel rn ae ;
Quebec, Centre...G. H. Simard........ .. Quebec : ae totais Maat ’ ; »
Quebec, Hast....... Ad. Tourangeau........... Quebec ai =i
Quebec, West......Hon. T. McGreevy Quebec OFFICERS OF THE ! DEP,
Quebec, CoO..eeeees Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau.Quebec Chief Department.—Willia Li rk
Queen’s, N.B.. . John Perris.........0444. Cambridge House; Alfred Patrick, depu' rk and assistal
Bue rene wet (Hon Sit’ F SNe a ea Donald William Macdonell, sery. i)it-at-arr fon. Sir
. a. , uy ot ‘ ” f oh
Renfrew, N.R... t ©. MG, Obese j Ottawa Law Department,— Gustavus W. Wic) stood, Q.C. SViBfence ; n
Renfrew, S.R......J. L.McDougell........... Renfrew clerk ; Frank Badgley, B.C.L., and FE ie P, Dorion, ae ]
Restigouche........ Dalhousie, N.B. assistant law clerks. Hn W,
Richelieu............ GAT, Barthe..ceeeccecereee Sorel ’ , tate! Clerk
; ; Accountant’s Department. — Thomas Vaux, accountatii..
Richmond, N.S.... Hon. Isaac Levescomte. Arichat Lnetead se aati ics ) ener. 8 clerk
Richmond& Wolfe. Wm. H. Webb............Melbourne Joshua Stansfeld, assistant accountant and bookkeepe oléon
Rimouski. .......... George Sylvain, ........ Bie General Department.—Heury Hartney, chief office clea Wily, aj
- Rouville..........06- G. Cheval iupabduntsatesses ss St. Hilaire and clerk of “ The Department for the Printing of Pats ope, 3
Russell .........06066 James A, Grant........... Ottawa liament;” Henry Boulton Stuart, English writing er
St. Hyacinthe...... Louis Delorme.............9t. Charles Edouard Dénéchaud, pened ee ore Théodt
St. John Cit : ) . H. R. Smith, H. Lindsay, J. S. Sloane, C. Panet,
UN Buses. | Hon. 8. L. Tilley, C.B } Ottawa Bowles, J. E. B. McCready, W. R. 8. Wainwright, just
St. John, N.B......Hon. J. H. Gray... Ottawa clerks.
St. John’s, Q.......Frs. Bourassa... St. Jean Monty ‘ rk.
St. Maurice Blie Lacoste, ........0seee0 Yamachiche Controverted Hlections.—Jean P. Leprohon, cle \
Shefford....... ... Hon. L. 8, Huntington...Montreal Committee Department.—Alfred Todd, chief clerk of colt
Shelburne .......... Thomas Coffin.............. Barrington mittees and clerk of private bills ; Thaddeus Patrick, sec)
Sherbrooke, Tn...Hon. Alex. T. Galt........Montreal
Simcoe, N.R. ..,.. Thomas D, McConkey... Barrie
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ditto, and clerk of railway committees; I’, X. Blaney
third ditto.
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.. Stanstead °
reihe Aultsville
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... Terrebonne
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.. Toronto
‘Toronto
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English Translator’s Department.—Frank Badgley, chief
fnglish translator; William Wilson, F. Hayes, William
Wison, jun, and G. H, Macaulay, assistant translators,
Mr, Macaulay also acts as Speaker's secretary.
French T'ranslator’s Department.—Kugene P, Dorion, chief
French translator; William Fanning, French translator of
yotes and proceedings and journals ; Toussaint G. Cour-
jlles, assistant French translator ; J. F. Gingras, E. Blain,
and H. A. McCoy, assistant ditto,
Department of Routine and Records,—Farquhar MacGil-
livray.
roeres Montreal Journal Department—William B. Rosa, English journal
fiers Rigaud clerk | P. Rivet, French journal clerk; A, G. D. Taylor,
eens Verchéres gsistant English journal clerk,
veveee Grand Falls : : ‘3 He Finctie
Flin Ste. Anne Votesand J’roceedings.—Slerman Poetter,
sean Woodville Jibrary Department.—Alpheus Todd, librarian ; A. Gérin
panvent Lindsay Lanjoie, assistant librarian ; Augustin Laperriére and Alfred
Py) St. Jacobs modd, clerks,
bares aoe Fost Office Department. —F. N. Belcourt, postmaster ;
Guelph
Fdouard Pelletier, messenger,
DOMINION 621 DIRECTORY.
ee ee ee ee. Tee te ee aide tO ee ee
sasage's Flora Department of Sergeant at Arms,—Donald William Mac-
weeenee Cumnock donell, sergeant at arms.
seve W aterdown A, Leroux Cardinal, chief messenger ; Michael McCarthy,
peeenane Hamilton assistant messenger; John O'Connor, door-keeper ; Edward
Leveeees Dorchester ‘tort, assistant door-keeper; Olivier Vincent and James
sere eees St. Davids Hoy, messengers of library ; Joseph Lemonde, William
weve Yarmouth, Craham, Ed, Steacy, Joseph Asselin, Etienne Roy, M. La-
Wikates Fredericton amme, Joseph Nadeau, J. Turgeon, J. Brown, J. Fitzsim-
pene vee preg ions, G. Smith, O. Roberge and A. Elliott, messengers.
panines ing
seasons Richmond Hill DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING OF PARLTAMENT.
Parliament buildings.
SENATE,
Henry Hartney, clerk ; Edward Botterell, jun,, distributor
{printed papers ; Napoléon Boulet, assistant do ; J. Rivet,
). 0. Botterell, messengers.
n chancery, cashier and
ty clerk, clerk assistant,
ich translator; Pennings
and master in chancery ;
; of committees and Eng-
rst English clerk; Peter
| Bourinot, third English
h senate and committees
lh clerk and clerk of Pr
ch translator and clerks;
or and clerk, J. St. Denis
| clerk, and sergeant at
‘rench journals; the rev,
nber, gentleman usher of
eper; J. B. Myrand, pot
senger; P. Rattey, gpeake
tant housekeeper, new
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
GOVERNOR GENERAL’S OFFICE,
Departmental buildings east.
F. Turville, secretary ; Ifenry Cotton, chief clerk ; John
ild, second clerk ; I, D, Burrowes, third clerk ; George
mith, messenger.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
Departmental buildings east.
hoorkeeper, wardrobe, &¢; fie Hon. Sir John Alex. Macdonald, K.C.B., minister of justice,
rty Thos. Wheeler, Louis ni Her Majesty’s attorney general of Canada ; Hewitt
A Douaire, J.C, Young |, barrister-at-law, deputy of the minister of justice ;
doorket Stuart, barrister-at-law, first clerk ; Charles Drink-
ee White and E. Radford, stenographie writers and
‘ !. Lynch and F, Curran, messengers.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.
ale nha Departmental buildings east.
\)teat-ar' th fon. Sir G. E. Cartier, baronet, minister of militia and
VW. Wie) teed, Q.C. UEMence; major George Futvoye, deputy minister ; Benjamin
land FE ce P. Doro MMMlte, J. RE. Chapleau and Henry D. J. Lane, clerks ;
hn W. Gow,
ef clerk and
8s clerks ; \\
dléon Ca
Wily, dir
Pope, 3
djutant .G
senger. Account Branch.—Robt. Berry,
ntant; EF. Gelinas, C. H. O'Meara, Ist
\umond, f°. X. Huot, 2nd class clerks ;
messenger. Store Branch—Lieut. col.
stores, &c.; G. Grant, W. M. Steers,
‘lerks ; Joseph Yeomans, clerk.
n 8 Office.— Colonel Patrick Robertson-
Bs, adjutan neral of militia of Canada ; lieut.-col.
ker Powell leputy adjutant general of militia of Ca-
a; W.R. Wright, chief clerk ; leut.-col. Stuart, military
lary; Grant Seymour, Ist class clerk; F. X. Lam-
G. EB. M. Sherwood, C. Junot, Sir James’ D. H. Hay
1.0, Larose, 2nd class clerks; major B. 8. G. Smyth,
trintendent of schools of military instruction ; A.
Eve, clerk to superintendent of schools, L. Morel, office-
per; M. Ryan, messenger.
ymas Vaux, accountadl;
tant and bookkeeper.
lartney, chief office clerk
for the Printing ee
| English writing (i
ng oferk ; Théodule Bia
Sloane, C. Panet, W.t
2. S. Wainwright, junnt
. Leprohon, clerk.
Todd, chief clerk of ¢
Thaddeus Patrick, Af :
mittees ; F. X. Blancty
OTTAWA
Deputy Adjutants General.—Military district number one,
lieut, col, John B, Taylor, London ; military distriet number
two, lieut. col. William Smith Durie, Toronto; military
district number three, lieut, col. Samuel P. Jarvis, Kingston;
military district number four, lieut, col. Francis Toppin
Atcherley, Brockville ; military district number five, lieut. coh
William Osborne Smith, O.M.G,, Montreal; military district
number six, lieut. col, Antoine C. DeLotbiniére Harwood
Montreal; military district number seven, lieut, col. Louis
Adolphe Casault, Quebee ; military district number eight,
lieut, col, George J, Maunsell, Fredericton ; military district
number nine, lieut, col, Robt, Bligh Sinclair, Halifax,
Brigade Majors, Province of Ontario.—\st brigade divisions
lieut. col. James Moffat, London ; 2nd brigade division, lieut:
col, Robert 8, Service, Stratford ; 3rd brigade division, lieut:
col, Henry V. Villiers, Hamilton ; 4th brigade division, lieut:
col. J, Stoughton Dennis, Toronto; 5th brigade division
lieut. col. Robert B. Denison, Toronto ; 6th brigade division,
lieut, col, Alex, Patterson, Gobourg ; 7th brigade division,
major W. P. Phillips, Kingston ; 8th brigade division, lieut.
col, Wm, H. Jackson, Brockville,
Brigade Majors, Province of Quehee,—\st brigade division,
lieut. col. Thomas Bacon, Montreal ; 2nd brigade division,
lieut, col. John Fletcher, ©.M.G., St. John’s, Quebec ;
3rd brigade division, lieut, col, Charles King, Sherbrooke ;
4th brigade division, lieut. col. Gustave d’Odet d’Orgonnens,
Montreal ; 5th brigade division, lieut. col.James W. Hanson,
Three Rivers; 6th brigade division, lieut. col. L. C. A. L. de
Bellefeuille, St. Hyacinthe ; 7th brigade division lieut. col.
Henry T. Duchesnay, Levis; 8th brigade division, lieut. col.
E. Lamontagne, Quebec.
Brigade Majors, Province of New Brunswick,—l|st brigade
division, lieut. col, James A. Inches, St. Stephen; 2nd_bri-
gade division, lieut. col. A. ©. Otty, St. John; 8rd brigade
division, lieut, col. Caleb MeCulley, Chatham.
Brigade Majors, Province of Nova Scotia.—\st brigade
division, lieut. col. J. W. Laurie, Halifax ; 2nd brigade
division, lieut. col, Thomas Milsom, Wolfville ; 3rd brigade
division, lieut. col. ©. Crewe Read, Cape Breton,
Paymasters, — Military district number one, capt. F. B.
Leys, London; military district number two, major W. N.
Alger, Toronto; military district number three, lieut. col.
M. W. Strange, Kingston; military district number four,
lieut. col. D. MacDougall, Brockville ; military district
number five, capt. J. B. Hyndman, Montreal; military dis-
trict number six, capt. W. H. Brehaut, Montreal ; military
district number seven, capt. W. H. Forrest, Quebec ; military
district number eight, lieut. col. W. T. Baird, Woodstock ;
military district number nine, capt. Geo. Guy, (acting)
Halifax.
DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF CUSTOMS,
Departmental buildings east.
Hon, Samuel L. Tilley, C.B., minister of customs; R. 8.
M. Bouchette, commissioner of customs; J. Johnson, assist.
commissioner of customs; J. Drysdale, bookkeeper ; J. W.
Peachy, corresponding clerk ; J. R. Audy, clerk of seizures
and forms; G. A. Mailleue, P. P. E. Sheppard, W. A. Bell,
C. P. Bliss, Henry C, Hay, P. C. Ryan, C. F. Stevens, A.
Atcheson, G. W. Grant, G. V. Ince, T. J. Watters and A.
Harrison, clerks ; H. Kavanagh and T. F. Knight, inspectors
of ports ; John Walls and P. Connolly, messengers.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS IN THE DOMINION.
Ports and Collectors in the Province of Ontario and Quebec.
*Amherst, J. J. Fox. *Coburg, G. Perry.
*Amherstburg, E.’ Anderson. | *Colborne, W. A. Rooth.
*Belleville, A. Dixon. *Cornwall, R. K. Bullock.
*Brantford, D. Curtis, jr. *Cramahe, J. Merriman.
Brighton, “Dalhousie, Jas. Lamb.
*Brockville, G. Easton. *Darlington, J. Rankin,
Burwell, E. A. Dunham. *Dover, T. B. Barrett.
«Chatham, J. G. Pennefather. | *Dundas, W. B. Gwyn.
*Chippewa, C. St. G. Yar-| Dundee, E. D. Philips.
wood. *Dunville, W.A. Macrae,
Clarenceville, C. Stewart. | *Elgin, R. P. McMillan.
*Clifton, W. Leggett. *Fort Erie, R. Graham.
*Coaticook, J. Thomson. Frelighsburg, T, J. Parker.
Places marked thus (*) are Warehousing Ports.
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Ports-and Collectors—Continued.
*Gananoque, J. Ormiston.
*Gaspé, J. C. Belleau,
*Goderich, D. Doty.
*Guelph, KE. Carthew.
*Hamilton, W. H. Kittson.
Hemmingford, M. Sweet.
*Hope, M. F. Whitehead,
*Kingston, W. b. Simpson.
Kingsville, J. King.
Lacolle, A. Holden.
*London, J. B. Strathy.
*Montreal, A. M. Delisle.
Morrisburgh, H. Carman.
*Napanee, J. Benson.
*New Carlisle, J. Fraser.
*Newcastle, F. Farncomb.
*Niagara, J. W. Taylor.
*Oakville, k. K. Chisholm.
*Oshawa, ©. Walsh.
*Ottawa, D. Graham.
Owen Sound, W. A. Stephens.
*Paris, F. H. Haycock.
Penetanguishene, Hd. Jeffrey.
Philipsburgh, J. Henderson.
Ports and Collectors of Customs, Province of Nova Scotia,
*Annapolis, T. C. Tobias.
*Amherst, J. J. Kerr.
*Antigonish, H. McPhie.
*Arichat, Simon Donovan.
*Baddeck, A. Cameron.
*Bridgetown, S. 8. Thorne.
*Barrington Passage, D. Sar-
ent.
*Cornwallis, Ebenezer Rand. |
Digby, Bostworth Viets.
‘Halifax, Edw. Binney.
Locke Port,George Stalker
Londonderry, D.A.Davidson.
Liverpool, J. H. Freeman.
Lunenburgh, H. M. Moyle.
*Margaretsville, D. W. Lan-
ders.
Ports and Collectors of Customs, Province of New Brunswick.
*Bathurst, F. Meahan.
Bay Verte, E. Wood. '
*Caraquette, J. G. C. Black-
hall.
*Chatham, D. Ferguson.
*Dalhousie, D. Stewart.
Dorchester, J. Hickman.
*Fredericton, T. R. Robert-
son.
Hillsborough, Wm. Wallace.
*Moncton, J. Robertson.
*Newcastle, W. Parker.
*Richibucto, Henry Livings-
ton.
Places marked thus (*)
DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF FINANCE.
Picton, J. Roblin.
Potton, Geo, Gunn.
*Prescott, H. D. Jessup.
*Quebec, J. W. Dunscomb.
*Queenstown, P. B. Clement.
*Rimouski, P. L. Gauvreau.
Rowan, P. Bennett.
Russelltown, R. Rogers.
*Sarnia, J. Scully.
Saugeen, W. Keith.
*Sault Ste. Marie, J. Wilson.
*Staniey, W. Hemphill.
Stanstead, C. S. Channell.
*St. Johns, B. Burland.
Stratford, J. Hamilton.
Sutton, B. Seaton.
*Toronto, Jas. E. Smith.
*Trenton, A. McCaulay.
Wallaceburgh, C. Fraser.
*Whitby, W. Warren.
*Windsor, W. Benson.
*Woodstock, W. H. Van In-|
gen.
*North Sydney, C. B., T. M.
Bown.
| Parrsborough, J. Rathford.
; *Pictou, D, McCulloch.
*Port Hawkesbury, M. Me-
Donala.
*Port Hood, E. D. Tremaine.
*Port Medway,*Jos. J. Let-
son.
*Port Mulgrave, V. J. Wal-
lace.
*Shelburne, Jas. Muir.
*Sydney, C. B., C. E. Leo-}
nard, jun,
Windsor, Edw. O’Brien.
*Weymouth, S. Jones.
*Yarmouth, T. C. Moberly.
| Richmond J. YT.
Allan.
| *Sackville, Jas. Dixon.
*Shediac, D. Hannington.
Shippegan, P. J. N. Duma-
resq.
*St. Andrews, C. H. Gove.
| *St. George, A. J. Wetmore.
*St. John, J. R. Ruel,
| *St. Stephens, I. Grimmer.
|*Wetchpool, (CampoBello),
| John Farmer,
| *West Isles, J. E. Dixon.
| *Woodstock, H. E. Dibbler.
Station,
are Warehousing Ports.
| eries ;
Departmental buildings east.
Sir Francis Hincks, C.B., K.C.M.G., minister of finance }
John Langton, auditor ; Norris Godard, Dominion book-
keeper and chief clerk; Wm. Dickinson, deputy inspector
general; F. G. Scott, debenture books; M. A. iiggins,
warrant clerk; T. Cruse, audit ledger; C. J. Anderson,
G. M. Jarvis, R. W. Baxter, J. A. Torrance and R.
O'Reilly, asst. bookkeepers ; H. A. Jones, warrant book ;
John Simpson, asst. auditor; J. Patterson, appropriation
book; E. ©. Barber, J. B. Simpson and W. H. Cotton,
auditing ; Thos. Hector, insurance and statistics ; J. R. Hall,
correspondence ; T. Cross, statistical returns ; W. A. Black-
more, short-hand writer; Thomas Ross and J. Young,
dtp! A. Cary, G."Aumond. R. L. Killally and C. W.
Jones, clerks; David Ryan, office keeper; P. Pender, J.
Pender and J. Rhodes, messengers.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Departmental buildings west.
Hon. Hector L. Langevin, 0.B., minister of public works:
T. Trudeau, deputy minister; F. Braun, secretary, —
Engineering Branch.—J. Page, chief engineer; fF, p
Rubidge, assistant-engineer ; G. F. Baillairgé, C. McCarty,
J. Le B. Ross, J. E. Boyd, Thomas Munro, E. H. Rowan,
J. H, Parent, and Thos. Guerin, engineers ; C. E. Michaud
and R. Steckel, draughtsmen ; 8. McLaughlin, photographer:
J. N. Deslauriers, messenger.
Financial Branch.—J. Baine, bookkeeper and accountant:
Octave Dionne and R. M. Moffatt assistant bookkeepers: |
J. W. Harper, clerk and paymaster.
Corresponding Branch.—T. B. French and D. Cary.
corresponding clerks; J. F. N. Bonneville, J. R. Amoldi
H. A. Fissiault, G. Verret, F. Hamel, William J. Tilley ani
L. Lefebvre, clerks ; T. Deslaurier, housekeeper > M. Wals
and H. Potvin, messengers. ’
Hon. P. Vankoughnet, J. Hurtcau, W. Compton, and J,
Cowan, official arbitrators ; F. H. Ennis, secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE
PROVINCES.
Departmental buildings east.
Hon. Joseph Howe, secretary of state for the provinces
and superintendent genocral of Indian affairs ; E. A. Meredith,
LL.D., under secretary ; William Howe, private secretary;
Grant Powell, chief clerk ; Henry E. Steele and Chars),
Birch, 1st class clerks; Nazaire Tetu, clerk.
Indian Branch—Wm. Spragge, deputy superintendent
general of Indian affairs; C. T. Walcott, accountant; |,
Vankoughnet, clerk ; J. P. M. Lecourt, draughtsman: §. 6.
Murray, J. V. De Boucherville, copying clerks; C. Owne,
messenger,
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES,
Departmental buildings west.
Hon. Peter Mitchell, minister of marine and fisheris:;
Wm. Smith, deputy of the minister of marine and fis
W. I. Whitcher, commissioner of fisheries ; Joli
Hardie, chief clerk marine branch ; John Tilton, accountant:
S. P. Banset, clerk, draughtsman, and translator for fis
eries branch ; Wm. L. Magee, assistant bookkeeper ; F. f.
Gourdeau, clerk, draughtsman, and translator for marist
branch ; Wm. H. Alexander, James Daley, Thomas Drink
rater, John H. Mclilree, clerks ; Geo. Fisher and Thos,
Wheeler, messengers ; K. Jessop, housekeeper ; Joseph Tom
linson, superintendent of light houses ; W. HH. Venning,
inspector of fisheries, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick;
H. W. Johnston, agent of department, Halifax, Nova
L. J. Burpe, clerk of department, Halifax, Nova Sevtii;
T. P. Jost, inspector of light houses, Nova Scotia; W. i.
Rogers, fishery officer, Nova Scotia ; G. W. Smith, agea
of department, St John, New Brunswick ; R. A, Venning
clerk of department, St John, New Brunswick ; John Harley,
inspector of light houses, New Brunswick ; J. U. Gre
agent of department, Quebec ; EB. Buteau, clerk of depitt
ment, Quebee ; N. Lavoie, commander of La Canadit
KH. Gourdeau, commander of 8.8. Napoleon ; P. A
commander of S'S. Lady Head ; A. Marmen, commani
steamer Druid ; R. H. Russell, chief river peice, Quebéy
8. Risley, chairman board of steamboat inspection ar
spector for West Ontario and Superior and Huron d
Joseph Taylor, inspector of steamboats Kast Ontario
sion; Thos. Fessenden, inspector of steamboats Monty
division ; X. Beforr, inspector of steamboats Sorel divisi
Jos, Sampson, inspector of steamboats Quebec divisi
Wm. M. Smith, inspector of steamboats Nova Scotia 1m
New Brunswick division.
DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE.
Departmental buildings west.
Hon. Christopher Dunkin, minister of Agriculture ; Dt
©. Taché, deputy minister; A. J. Cambie, patent and ch
clerk ; rev. C. Tanguay ; Stanislas Drapeau, W. If. Johns
statistical clerks; 8. Finden, CG. ©. Neville, 8, Ferland!
Casgrain, assistant patent clerks; N. F. Boissonnaull
W. O'Brien, BE. Tetu, W. Routhier, J. E. D’ Auteuil, D.h
gan, J. B. Jackson, J. F. Dionne, H. B, Small and W.
Lynch, clerks; J. E. Lemieux, office keeper; J. Boil:
Moreau and J. B, Lacroix, messengers,
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NNTARIO. |
IC WORKS,
ys west.
nister of public works;
in, secretary.
hief engineer; F, Pp,
aillairgé, C. McCarthy,
Munro, E. H. Rowan,
ineers ; OC. E. Michaud
aughlin, photographer;
DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE.
Departmental buildings east.
Hon. Alex. Morris, minister of inland revenue ; Thomas
orthington, commissioner of inland revenue; Alfred
Brunel, assistant-commissioner and inspector of inland
ceeper and accountant;
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23 DIRECTORY, OTTAWA.
revenue; EH. D, Clarke, private secretary to the minister
of inland revenue ; Richard Shaw, corresponding clerk ; E.
Miall, jun., bookkeeper ; H. H. Duffel, canals ; J. T. Brown,.
Fred. Measam, Richard Nettle, Alexander Begg, R. Borra-
dale, Martin Battle, check clerks ; Wm. Himsworth, jun.
clerk corresponding branch; B. H. Teakle, clerk canak
branch ; John Fowler and George Fowler, messengers.
List or InnAND Revenve Districts anp Divictons in the Dominion of Canada.
assistant bookkeepers; § ipecwcn Revenue Division. Counties. Collectors. P. O. Address,
‘rench and D. Carey, eel
neville, J. R. Arnoldi,
|, William J. Tilley and LONDON Windsor .........../ Essex, Kenteccsccccce sce ceeeeeer een cance eee enennns R. F. Nelles,...........| Windsor,
nousekeeper ; M. Walsh “Nie 1 Sarnia. .... ceene oe (LAMbtOn. 0... cc cece ene cee ne eee eee oeenereeseees [BR B. Somerville....... Sarnia,
: ae Romain London, .........6. Middlesex and Elgin. ....ceceeceeeree een eenees eeeel/PL MeClary....e..e.eee London.
. \ agd ; Goderich Bruce, Huron, Perth.........+6+ dah aoatecne Sea aiaatan |Chas. Widder. ......... Goderich,
uu, W. Compton, and J. pereeit, Paris ..... Brant, Norfolk, Oxford. vats .|D. W. Hart. ..|Brantford.
nnis, secretary. Guelph. Guelph .........04. Wellington, Waterloo............++ dpede sven y sarees Jas. GOW vee ecee eens Guelph.
’ OF STATE FOR THE (|Hamilton.... ..... Hamilton (City), Wentworth, Halton... .......6... Thos. White........... Hamilton.
S TORONTO. = Catharines ....|/Haldimand, Lincoln, Welland..... .......seees ois ha IO PERN DR GM cae vas St. Catherines.
. GOMA. ... se eee eee ALZOMAS oo 6.0. 0i9 0:5:6. 0500s eo 900s eenrecese tien evensonee David PIM. .... ce eee Sault Ste. Marie.
ings east. enry Godson, 4 |'Toronto............ Toronto (City), Peel, York, Ontario... 10... 6.0 eee |G. P. Dickson.......... Toronto.
; . Inspector, \Collingwood....... Grey, SIMCOE... . cece cece eee teen teen eee enee eee )W. J. Graham, Actg...;Owen Sound.
state for the provinces Toronto, |Peterborough......|Peterborough, Victoria. ........cccceceeeceeeeeee nee |Thos. White........... Peterborough.
n affairs ; E. A. Meredith, | Cobourg ...........|Durham, Northumberiana ..... Waaicnnvalyradtey tate ..| Wm, Graveley......... Cobourg.
Howe, private secretary, : , , * Lo. :
. : ae siwacron { |Belleville.......... Hastings, Prince Edward.........cce cece ener eee jE. R. Benjamin........ Belleville.
EB. Steele and Charles, KINGSTON. \Kingston ........6. ltrontaniea, Kingston (City), Lennox and Addington,' A. Thibodo ssatete « .... | Kingston,
tu, clerk. ententent ge. N. Striker, 'Perth...... Lanark, Renfrew Lateike dione Ohya has note MUMCR aeons Ded |Danl. Kellock, Actg... Perth,
», deputy superintendent spector ] Ottawa..... Carlecon, Russell .... A. Graham ............/Ottawa.
Walcott, accountant; |. Prescott, Prescott.. Grenville, Leeds, Dunc S. B. Merrill .. |Prescott.
surt, draughtsman: &. 6. alae | Cornwall Prescott (County), Glengarry,’‘Stormont.......... eil McLean........... Cornwall.
’ . $
spying clerks ; . Une, (Montreal { |Montreal, Isle Jesus, Laprairie, Chambly, SOueR P. H. Durnford Montreal
hk ie iad NO, VAUNOPOUE oi iac sd ects Kegepay sean ee aead beens reiterate sleet *
. oa | Beauharnois....... Huntingdon, Beauharnois, Chateauguay..........64) A. McEachern.,....... Ormstown.
& AND FISHERIES. LONTREAL | |St. John’s,.........]Napierville, St. John’s, Iberville, Mississquoi....... |B. Regnier. .......60005 Iberville.
. ; | ‘Terrebonn Joliette, Montcalm, L’Assompt'.2, Terrebonne, | C. Ouimette............ St. Theresa.
lings west. ; F ree dae Ogee 08 Argenteuil, Two Mountains. ..... gett stan seca ses jA. Delisle Sesa'sa Suecieuin Jolietts.
* marine and fish nspector, . sonnet Vercheres, Richelicu, St. Hyacinthe, Rouville, | }A. Boivin.............. St. Hyacinthe.
of ree marine and fi Montreal, Be Hyacinthe.... { Bagot, Sorel. ....ccceesee cece eee ees Caen Bs ROYi ics e5 dewewe sds Sorel.
ster 7 heries Jd Sherbrooke Brome, Stanstead, Sherbrooke, Shefford, Rich-) !/J. Griflith....... 0 ..... Sherbrooke.
sioner of fis ae outa | : Seppe mond, Compton ...... ee sre veseesinnns veeee JS (L.A. Perkins. ......... Waterloo.
Jone anon pc A i enmnee (| |Three Rivers....... Berthier, Maskinonge, St. Maurice, Champlain..... |B, Lasalle. ..........006 Three Rivers.
, and translator tor Isr EBEC. 2
istant bookkeeper ; f. F. it Letloine, (‘Quebec { as at lechame Fortneut, dovis, Dorshee| 15a, Bartieb | Quebec
ey teanelator fOr WatiMmspector, oj;e ttt ter, Bellechasse. ... cece. ccc cee eee e eee tence nes pe er get eee Y
A Ee ofaae DO Quebec. J.J. Fox, Preventive Officer, Magdalen Islands.
. : vie fe : hag
; Geo. ee a Be DVASCOTTA {| Yarmouth........../Yarmouth, Digby, Belburne, Gog eens gute ; J.W.H Rowley...... Yarmouth.
ousekeeper ; Joseph Lott Rtaraan, | oe { |Annapolis, Colchester, Hants, King’s, Lunenberg, (|g op : a
at are i enti prsiorten, | Halifax Fateconrsicas i Halifax City, Halifax County, Northumberland. | |S: Tupper. .......e..c08 Halifax.
hous 1’ N WW Bruns Ted ~ {Picton ..... eee eee }Pictou, Antigonish, Guysborough, .........ee eee eee |W. J. Lorrain......... Pictou.
la and NeW 6 aes \Capc Breton....... Inverness, Victoria, Cape Breton. ..........ec eee eee J. Robertson.........../North Sidney.
ent. Halifax, Novas y
t, Halifax, Nova 50 NEW Miram/cni.........|/Restigouche, Gloucester, Northumberland, Kent..../J. T. Griffin,....... .. Chatham,
hses, Nova Scotia; W INSWICK, | | { |St. John City, St. John County, Part of York, )
tia sy bs. Hanford, 4 |St. John......... } Sunbury, Queen's Tn King’s County, St. R. W. Crookshanks..../St. John.
. Buspector, | John, Westminster, Albert. ......... 6... eee sous |
st. John, St. Stephen, ....... Lenihan, Victoria, Carleton, Part of York......... BL, FAUttOni as ciiecaycc St. Stephen,
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PARTMENT OF SECRETARY OF STATE FOR CANADA.
Departmental buildings east.
IA. Marmen, comman
hief river pouce, Qu
amboat inspection al
serior and Huron d
nboats Kast Ontario!
r of steamboats Montel
kteamboats Sorel di
mboats Quebec div
umboats Nova Scotia
Hon. J.C, Aikins, secretary of state for Canada ;
rent, under secretary of state.
orresponding Branch.—W. If. Jones, chief clerk; I. M. |
and M. L. Amouroux, clerks; John Gow, ofticekeeper |
the department; F. X, Valiquette and Peter Logan,
sengers,
a
pegistration Branch.—B. J. Langevin, chief clerk ; J. A. |
miger, L. A. Catellier, E. Brousseau, H. J. Morgan, W. MM.
bieve, copying and engrossing clerks.
Prdnance Lands Branch.—William F. Coffin, chief of the |
Bich ; F. P, Austin, clerk; W. Mills, accountant and |
kkeeper ; Jas, Forsyth, land bailiff. |
DEPARTMENT OF RECEIVER GENERAL.
Departmental buildings east.
iu. J. C. Chapais, receiver general ; Thos. D. Har-
Pt, deputy do.; I. C, Bramley, chief clerk and book-
at, . Lewis, bank accouut and debenture clerk ;
lanton, receipts clerk ; J. F. Pellant, warrants clerk ;
R OF AGRICULTURE.
dings west.
ter of Agriculture ; 2"
Cambie, patent and (i
; Drapeau, W. HL, Johns
CO. Neville, 8. Ferland
N. F. E
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, J.B. D’Auteuil, Dt
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bifice keeper ; J. Bol
gers,
Etienne |
|L. F. Dufresne, Dominion stock clerk ; C. W. Shay, asst.
| debenture clerk; F. Hunter, sub accountant and asst.
| bookkeeper; J. B. H. Neeve, stamp and correspondence
'clerk; J. R. Nash, temporary assistant branch of deben-
tures and coupons ; ©, Gough, general clerk ; F. L. Casault,
| office keeper and messenger; F. McCaffrey, messenger,
TREASURY BOARD.
Departmental buildings east,
The hon the Minister of Finance, chairman. :
The hon. the Receiver General, the hon. the Minister of
Customs the hon. the Minister of Inland Revenue, members
of the Board ; John Langton, seeretary ; J. M. Courtney,
chief clerk and accountant,
FINANCE OFFICES, NOVA SCOTIA AND NEW BRUNS-
WICK,
T. D. Tims, inspector; I. I’. Knight, inspector of Customs
Ports. d/alijax.—C. E. Ratchford, paymaster ; Sydenham
Howe, auditor, St. John, N.B—B. Robinson, paymaster ;
Wm. Seeley, accountant.
OTTAWA.
‘GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Alfred R. C. Selwyn, director ; Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, M.A.,
F.R.S., 0.C.D., chemist and mineralogist; E. Billings,
F.G.S., palzontologist.
OFFICE OF QUEEN’S PRINTER.
Lieut. colonel Brown Chamberlin, ©.M.G., Queen's
printer; T. H. Hodgins, clerk; A. Potvin, messenger.
RAILWAY DEPARTMENT,
Board of Railway Commissioners.—The hon, the Finance |
Minister, chairman ; the hon. the Minister of Public works ;
the hon, the Postmaster general; the hon. the Receiver
general,
T .Trudeau, deputy to minister of public works, secretary.
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY COMMISSION,
Departmental buildings east.
A. Walsh, M.P., chairman; C. J. Brydges, hon. E. B.
Chandler, hon. A. W. McLelan, commissioners ; C. 8S. Ross,
secretary; T. C. Duplessis, assistant secretary; W. Wal-
lace, accountant; W. Curran, messenger.
CHIEF ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
Departmental buildings west.
Sandford Fleming, chief engineer; W. F. Forrest, assis-
tant to chief engineer; Thomas R. Burpee, chief engineer's
secretary.
BANKS.
‘BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Wellington st.
A. ©. Kelty, manager; Patrick Robertson, accountant ;
Thomas Watson, teller; Richard Butt and Andrew Allan,
clerks; Edward Rolfe, messenger.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
Wellington st.
Andrew Drummond, manager; J. Robertson, accountant ;
Francis J. Lewis, teller; Francis M. Cotton and Henry A.
Mathewson, government clerks; H. M. Drummond, George
H. Griffin, John Leslie, C. R. Armstrong, clerks; John
Derinzie, messenger.
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.
Metcalfe st.
Thomas Kirby, manager.
ONTARIO BANK.
Cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts.
D.S. Eastwood, manager; A. C. Mowbray, accountant;
S. A. McMurtry, teller; W. Beith, teller, Savings depart-
ment; W. J. McNider, ledger keeper; J. Dunlop, messenger.
QUEBEC BANK.
Wellington st.
H. V. Noél, manager; 0. Newcombe, accountant; C. V.
Noél, teller; E. C. Durnford, deposit ledger keeper; T. C.
Coffin, clerk Savings department; George Thompson, clerk ;
John Martin, messenger.
BOARD OF TRADE.
DOMINION 624 DIRECTORY.
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DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.
Hon. John Young, Montreal, president; Willian yy
Giverin, Hamilton, vice-president ; C. H. Gould, treasurer
W. J. Patterson, secretary.
Executive Committee—Ira Gould, Montreal ; William Pig,
Toronto ; hon. John Robertson, St. John, N.B.; ©. P. Syig
London ; Henry Fry, Quebec ; Edward McGillivray, Otay
John Carruthers, Kingston ; and James, Watson, Hanilig
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. D. McPhail, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m,a
6} p.m.; Sunday school, 93 a.m. Queen st.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. E. J. W. Roberts, minister. Hours of service, 105
and 5 p.m., week days at 5 p.m., Tuesdays, Wednesdy
and Fridays at 10 a.m. Cor Albert and Sally sts, *
CHAPEL OF EASE, ch of England.
Revs. J. S. Lauder and H. Pollard, ministers. Hoan,
service, 11 a.m. and 7p.m. Sussex st.
CHRIST CHURCH, ch of England.
Revs. J. S. Lauder and H. Pollard, ministers. Houx
service, ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Foot of Sparks st.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. Edward Ebbs, pastor. Hours of service, 11 am.
6} p.m.; Sabbath school, 3 p.m.; Bible class, Monday
p.m.; lecture and prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 p.m.
Elgin and Albert sts.
BANK STREET CHURCH, Canada Presbyterian.
Rey. William Moore, minister. Hours of service, lI
and 6} p.m. Cor Slater and Bank sts.
CHURCH OF 8S. ALBAN THE MARTYR, (free seat), d
England.
Rev. Thomas Bedford-Jones, M.A., LL.D., priest. Ho
of Sunday service, 8 a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m,, alterna
with 11 a.m, 33 p.m., and7 p.m. Sunday school, 9.301
Litany and lecture, Wednesday, 12 noon, Daily servic
9 am.and5 p.m. Daly st.
KNOX’S FREE CHURCH, Canada Presbyterian.
Rey. William Maclaren, minister. Hours of servic
a.m. and 63 p.m., Wednesday at 8 p.m. Daly st.
SI. ANDREW'S CHURCH, R. catholic.
Rev. John J. Collins, priest. Hours cf service, §}
and 7 p.m., from Haster to Michaelmas ; 83 a.m. and 3)
from Michaelmas to Easter. Sparks st, bet Hugh andi
sts.
T . BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. G. N. Higginson, M.A., minister. Hours of #
11 a.m. and 3 p.m. in winter, and 11 a.m. and 7 pi
summer, prayers daily, 8} a.m. and 5} p.m. Newli
burgh.
ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, ch of England.
Rev. John Johnston, chaplain to the Senate, mill
Alexander Workman, president; ©. R. Cunningham, | Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Hull.
vice-president ; James Cunningham, treasurer ; G. H. Perry,
secretary.
Council—Hon. James Skead, 8. Howell, Thomas Hunton
W. Pennock, James Hope, Edward McGillivra
Magee, Thomas Patterson, Hugéne Martineau, R.
Andrew Drummond, G. H. Perry.
Board of Arbitrators—S, Christie, Lyman Perkins, Levi
Young, James Buchanan, P. A. Egleson, H. F. Bronson,
H. McCormick, John Rochester, jun., George Hay, Alexan-
-der Mutchmor, I’. Clemow, J. G: Robinson,
)| ST, JOSEPH’S CHURCH, R. catholic.
Rev. A. Paillier, parish priest. Hours of service, 6,4
y Charles | 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., from Easter until Michaelmas ;.0! §
v. Cruice,|and 10 a.m., and 6 p.m., from Michaelmas until
Wilbrod st.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. William Stephenson, minister. Hours of srt
a.m, and 6} p.m, Cor Queen and Metcalfe ats.
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PISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. B. Lane, B.A., minister. Hours of service, 10} a.m.,
nd 6} p.m. Le Breton Flats.
PrISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.
resident; William i
.; CO. H. Gould, treasury
, Montreal ; William Pig,
t. John, N.B. ; ©. P. Smith
vard McGillivray, Ottayy
nd 6} pm. Cor York and Dalhousie sts.
James, Watson, Hamil
NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL, R. catholic,
Right rev. Joseph Eugine Guigues, bishop of Ottawa ;
ery rev. D, Dandurand, vicar general ; rev. John L. O’Con-
nor, D.D., secretary; rev. M. Molloy, priest. Hours of ser-
ice, 6, 8, and 10 a.m., and 7 p.m. Sussex st.
iT, ANDREW’S CHURCH, ch of Scotland.
tev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., minister. Hours of service, 11
mand 6} p.m. Cor Wellington and Hugh sts.
LES.
ours of service, 11 1.m, a
Queen st.
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CITY CORPORATION.
John Rochester, jun., mayor.
nd,
ollard, ministers. Hoang
sex st.
Aldermen—James Cunningham, George May, Abraham
Pratt, John Heney, James G. Robinson, William Mos-
prove, Frank McDougall, J. B. Guerard, Charles Goulden,
hugéne Martineau, John P. Featherston, C. T. Bate, C. W.
Bangs and Horace Lapierre. ;
William P. Lett, city clerk; Edward Routh, assistant
ity clerk; William H. Thompson, chamberlain; Martin
‘Gara, pe magistrate ; George if, Perry, city engineer ;
jeorge H. Preston, collector of taxes; D. M. Grant,
icense inspector; Michael Nile, messenger; John Litle,
market constable,
William Cousens, D. M. Grant and Pierre Marier,
assessors; W. P. Lett, city clerk, registrar of births, deatlis
pid marriages; Agar Yeilding, issuer of marriage licenses ;
worge Patterson, Dr. Van Cortlandtand Dr. J. T. C. Beau-
bien, coroners,
IRE DEPARTMENT,
John Langford, superintendent; Paul Favreau, assistant,
nd.
ollard, ministers. Hous
ot of Sparks st.
Hours of service, 11 am.a
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ing, Wednesday 8 p.m.
1ada Presbyterian.
r. Hours of service, ll
ank sts.
MARTYR, (free seat), a
NTRAL HOOK AND LADDER CO.
A. Mathewman, captain ; A. Godwin, lieutenant ; William
fcCarthy, secretary ; J. Nicholson, treasurer; J. Marshall,
ngineer,
HAUDIERE FIRE CO.
If. Living, captain ; Philemon Wright, lieutenant ; George
M.A., LL.D, priest. leq
u.m., and 7 p.m, alterna
im. Sunday school, 9.3)
y, 12 noon, Daily servie
da Presbyterian. utherland, secretary ; William Cherry, treasurer; George
hister. Hours of service parks, engineer; H. Living, jun., foreman lst section;
t8 p.m. Daly st.
ection ; D, Masson, first branchman.
OWER TOWN HOOK AND LADDER CO.
D. Roy, captain ; W. McKay, lieutenant; J. Smith, secre-
ty; T. Groulx, treasurer,
TAWA FIRE CO,
atholic.
Hours cf service, 8
iaelmas ; 8} a.m, and 3
parks st, bet Hugh and i
H, ch of England.
minister. Hours of se
nnd 11 a.m. and 7 pa
1, and 5} p.m. Newhs
leeson, 2nd lieutenant; Dennis “Behan, secretary ;
. McCaffrey, treasurer; M. J. O'Donoghue, engineer ; “J.
lly, Ist branchman ; k. Burns, 2nd branchman ; Daniel
+ U Donoghue, foreman of hose.
UEEN FIRE CO,
Léon Roy, captain; Charles Dupuis, lst lieutenant:
ephirin Laporte, 2nd lieutenant ; William McEwen, secre-
'y; Maxime Dupuis, assistant secretary; L. Beleriv,
asurer; Henri Lépine, 1st branchman ; Uyrille Guérin,
hd branchman ; Joseph Lecompte, foreman of hose ;
Houard Lachapelle, foreman of section ; Napoléon Faulk-
t, bugler; Napoléon Favreau, engineer,
ngland.
ain to the Senate, mia
t p.m, Hull.
tholic.
. Hours of service, 6,54
r until Michaelmas ; 8!
im Michaelmas untl
ZDEAU FIRE CO,
fo Grison captain; P. Jobin, lieutenant; P. Hogue,
ty; A. Poisy, treasurer ; 8, St. Jean, Ist branchman ;
ap ed 2nd branchman; <A, Beauchamp, Ist engin-
} 3B Archambault, 2nd engineer; J. Larose, bugler ;
URCH.
nister, Hours of serme
nd Metcalfe ats.
DOMINION 625 DIRECTORY.
@larles Masson, foreman 2nd section ; Thomas Standford, |
reman 3rd section; Alexander Mellheany, foreman 4th |
William Walsh captain; P. Slattery, lst lieutenant; J. |
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OTTAWA.
f£. Jobin, foreman of hose; captain Grison, lieutenant
Jobin, A. Foiay, P. Hogue and S. St. Jean, managing com-
mittee
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Thomas Langrell, chief of police; E, J. O'Neill, detective ;
Rev. George Abbs, minister. Hours of service, 11 @.m.| John Brown and William McVitty, sergeants ; James Raine,
D. O'Keefe, Neil Atkinson, Fran Graham, John Banning,
William Schwitzer, C. Derocher, George C. Acres, Joseph
Martineau.
CITY REGISTRY OFFICE.
Elgin st nearly opposite Russell house,
Alexander Burritt, registrar; Thomas Sproule, deputy ;
Alfred H. Lane, copying clerk. Office hours, 10 a.m. to 3
p.m.
CLUBS.
OTTAWA CURLING CLUB.
This club, re-organized in 1862, is now in a very flourishing
condition and numbers 60 members. It has erected a splen-
did double rink on Slater st, at a cost of about $1600, which
is open during the curling season, commencing usually
about Christmas, and continuing till spring.
This club is affiliated with the Royal Caledonian Club of
Scotland.
Dr. G. Hutchison, secretary.
OTTAWA TURF CLUB.
Joseph Aumond, president ; Nicholas Sparks, vice-presi-
dent.
Committee—W. McKay Wright, E. Sherwood, M. Mc-
Naughton, John Graham; Edward C. Barber, secretary-
treasurer,
OTTAWA LITERARY CLUB.
Kstablished 1869.
W. McKay Wright, president; rev. 4%. McD. Dawson, Ist
| vice-president; John George Bourinot, 2nd vice-presi-dent,
|A. J. Christie, secretary ; Charles Sangster, treasurer ;
| Henry J. Morgan, Benjamin Sulte, Lindsay Russell, Alfred
Wheeler, H. Beaumont Small, Carroll Ryan, W. Carrier
and G. H. Macaulay, council.
| OTTAWA NATURALIST’S FIELD CLUB.
| Established 1869, for the advancement of Natural history.
Their excursions are intended to be purely utilitarian, and
| the restoration of Salmon to the tributaries of the Otta-
|wa River the first measure contemplated. This club
| has materially assisted in effecting the preservation of fish
}and game, 4
Pioneers of the Club,—Rev, T. D. Phillipps, J. McLardy,
|W. F. Whitcher, Dr. Van Cortlandt, James Ogilvy, R. A.
Bradley, B. Billings, H. B. Small, George B. L. Fellowes, W.
| P. Lett and C, McNab.
| RIDEAU CLUB.
Metcalfe st cor Wellington st.
| Incorporated under the Act of the Legislature of Canada,
29th Vic., cap. 98, 1865.
Committee, 1870—Sir John A. Macdonald, chairman; hon.
Thomas Ryan, hon. L. H. Holton, hon, J. Hamilton, Hawkes-
bury. hon. J. S. Macdonald, Allan Gilmour, H. V. Noél, J.
M. Currier, M.P., hou. D. L. Macpherson, hon. G. Allan, hon.
H. L. Langevin, hon. J. Skead, Alonzo Wright, M.P., Alfred
Brown, lieut, colonel Bernard, John Ashworth, William
White, R. 8. M. Bouchette, Thomas Reynolds, R. 8. Cassels,
| hon. J. H. Cameron and E. A. Meredith.
Executive Committee -Lieut. colonel Bernard, H. V. Noél,
John Ashworth, William White, R. S. M. Bouchette, R. 8.
Cassels, G. E. Desbarats, E. A. Meredith.
Sessional Committee—Hon. J. H. Cameron, hon. Thomas
Ryan, hon. George Allan, and Thomas Workman, M.P, ;
William White, treasurer ; Robert Sinclair, secretary,
VOLUNTEER UNITED SERVICE CLUB,
Lieut. colonel A. G. Forrest, 0.B.G.A., president; pay-
master Crombie, 0.B.G.A., treasurer; lieut. Walsh, late
C.S. Rifles, secretary ; major Lindsay, (retired list,) lieut
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colonel Bearman, 43rd batt., major Ross, O0.B.G.A., or
tain William White, C. 8. Rifles, captain Forsyth, field
battery, captain Egleson, 0.B.G.A., and captain Mowat,
Ottawa Rifles, managing committee.
Meets in Aumond’s block, Rideau st.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COUNTY OF CARLETON JUDICIAL OFFICERS,
Christopher Armstrong, county judge; James Fraser,
clerk of the County court, deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas,
and registrar of Surrogate court; Robert Lees, county
attorney ; William F. Powell, sheriff; W. H. Falls, depuey
sheriff ; k. J. O'Neil, crier and chief constable; W. M.
Matheson, master in chancery ; Edward Sherwood, registrar ;
W. Schofield, deputy registrar ; Ira Morgan, county warden ;
Z. Wilson, county treasurer ; William Cowan, county clerk ;
George R. Burke, clerk 1st Division court; A. W. Powell,
gaoler; A. Pinard, turnkey; Mrs. Catherine Graham,
matron; William McEwen, court house custodian; John
Sweetland, M.D., physician to the gaol; John Hill, inspec-
tor of weights and measures, Nicholas st.
CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.
Hugh st cor Queen st.
A. J. Russell, crown timber agent, inspector of crown
timber agencies and collector of slide dues; C. 8, MacNutt,
assistant; James Ritchie, Ist clerk; A. J. Russell, jun.,
draughtsman; E. T. Smith, 2nd clerk; R. Rauscher, extra
clerk and draughtsman.
OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE.
Francis Clemow, 17 Sparks st.
OTTAWA RIVER WORKS.
Middle st, Le Breton Flats.
superintendent; David Scott, clerk and
iam Kane, messenger.
Horace Merrill
accountant ; Will
RIDEAU CANAL OFFICE.
Wellington st,
James D, Slater, superintendent; Martin Carmen, clerk
and bookkeeper; G. A. Carmen, collector of tolls; F.
Abbott, foreman of works ; Paul Cooper, messenger.
COMPANIES.
BANK NOTE.
BRITISH AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO, OF OTTAWA
AND MONTREAL,
Wellington st.
W. C. Smillie, president; G. B. Burland, vice-p*« sident
and general manager, (Montreal); Henry Karle, secretary-
treasurer; J. W. Munson, bookkeeper ; James Cunningham,
auditor.
EXPRESS.
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts.
C. C. Ray, agent.
GAS.
OTTAWA GAS CO,
17 Sparks st.
E. McGillivray, president; Francis Clemow, managing
director ; hon. James Skead, Thomas Patterson, H. O. Bur-
ritt, C. T. Bate, J. M. Currier, M.P. directors; John Pen-
aon secretary-treasurer ; John Holt, superintendent of
works.
RAILWAY.
CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO,
General offices, Brockville.
Chief engineer’s office, cor Elgin and Sparks sts. Ticket
and freight office, Elgin st, opposite Post office. D
Breton Flats.
John G. Richardson, president; hon. J. J. ©. Abbott
vice-president; R. W. Scott, M.P.P., J. W. B. Rivers, hon,
John Hamilton, George Lowe, jun., L. B. Beaubien, MPP,
John Ashworth, William Rodden and D. Stark, director’
H. Abbott, managing director; W. R. Worsley, secretary.
treasurer; D. Stark, chief engineer; A. Sherwood Hall
ticket and freight agent; U. C. Lee, station agent, Ottawa,
OTTAWA CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.
General offices, New Edinburgh,
Thomas C. Keefer, president ; Thomas Reynolds, Vice-pre-
sident; J. M. Currier, M.P., W. G. Perley, Robert Black.
burn, H, O. Burritt and Horace Merrill, directors; Robert
Surtees, secretary ; D. S. Eastwood, treasurer.
ST, LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY (0,
Managing director’s offices, Wellington st ; station, McTag.
gart st.
Thomas Reynolds, managing director; R. Luttrell, gene.
ral superintendent; A. G. Peden, secretary- treasurer;
Calvin Dame, locomotive superintendent, Prescott; Fred-
erick A. Wise, resident engineer, Prescott; J. M. Taylor
station agent, Ottawa.
ROAD.
OTTAWA AND GLOUCESTER ROAD CO,
Nicholas st n St Paul st.
E. McGillivray, president; W. H. Falls, secretary.
treasurer; E. McGillivray, Archibald McKellar, John Gn-
ham, Charles Billings, John Roberts, directors; Kennedy
& Christie, solicitors , Quebec bank, bankers. 1
OTTAWA AND MONTREAL MACADAMISED ROAD (0,
Nicholas st n St Paul st.
William Wilson, president; James Wadsworth, NX. §
Blasdell, Donald McLaughlin, Z. Wilson, directors ; R. Les,
solicitor ; Quebec bank, bankers ; Z. Wilson, secretary-treas
urer,
OTTAWA AND RUSSELL ROAD CO.
Nicholas st n St. Paul st.
N. S. Blasdell, president; James Wadsworth, William
Wilson, Z. Wilson, Robert Lees, directors; Zachariah Wi.
son, secretary-treasurer; Robert Lees, solicitor; Quebee
bank, bankers.
STEAMBOAT.
MONTREAL AND OTTAWA FORWARDING C0.
Canal basin.
Malcolm McNaughton, managing director; Dennis Mur
phy, agent in Ottawa.
OTTAWA AND RIDEAU FORWARDING C0,
Office opposite Victoria foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flat
J. W. McRae, agent.
OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO.
Queen’s wharf, foot of Sussex st.
R. W. Shepherd, president, Montreal; E. Scott, secretit]
Montreal ; A. Jackson, wharfinger,
Steamer Queen Victoria, Captain Bowie, leaves abot
wharf every morning for Montreal at 7 a.m, Suniij
excepted.
UNION FORWARDING AND RAILWAY C0.
Wellington st.
Depot, Le 4
R..8. Cassels, president; W. R. Thistle vice-presieigi
hon. John Hamilton, Hawkesbury, O. 0. Kelly, H. Abbott
McKay, D. Cowley, Gilbert Scott, directors ; Henry (he
mell, secretary-treasurer ; John Murphy, bookkeeper H m
Chepmell, clerk ; Samuel Dyde, freight agent; ©. Ho
messenger,
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Post office. Depot, Le j
hon. J. J. ©. Abbott,
_ J. W. B. Rivers, hon,
L. B. Beaubien, MPP,
nd D. Stark, directors;
R. Worsley, secretary.
r; A. Sherwood Hall,
station agent, Ottawa,
LWAY CO.
tdinburgh.
mas Reynolds, vice-pre-
, Perley, Robert Black
errill, directors; Robert
1, treasurer.
RAILWAY CO,
yton st; station, McTag-
ector; R. Luttrell, gene-
en, secretary- treasurer;
tendent, Prescott; Fred-
Prescott; J. M. Taylor,
AD CO.
St Paul st.
V. H. Falls, secretary
ald McKellar, John Gre
erts, directors; Kennedy
1k, bankers.
CADAMISED ROAD (0.
St Paul st.
ames Wadsworth, N. &
Vilson, directors ; R. Lees,
. Wilson, secretary-treas
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St. Paul st.
es Wadsworth, Willian
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Lees, solicitor; Quebec
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RWARDING CO.
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DOMINION 627 DIRECTORY. Orrawa,
(PER OTTAWA STEAMBOAT CO, BUCKINGHAM CONVENT.
Hon. James Skead, resident; H. F. Bronson, managing| Sister St Augustin, directress. Under the charge of the
jirector; William G. Perley, A. Bourgeau, R. Ryan, J. R.| Grey nuns. Number of pupils at the academy, 29. Paro-
jooth, Levi Young, B. Batson, directors; Levi Crannell, | chial school, 140.
woretary and treasurer; A. Rajotte, captain. CENTRAL SCHOOL EAST.
TELEGRAPH. George st.
WMINION TELEGRAPH CO. Arthur Smirl, principal.
19 Sparks st; branch offices at Chaudiére, and in Parlia- CENTRAL SCHOOL WEST.
ment buildings during session. Hugh st.
George P. Drummond, manager; Charles Desjardins and John Brebner, principal.
William Hay, operators,
Ce Recor 108 pith CONVENT OF MARY IMMACULATE. :
Pembroke.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO. Sister D. Kirby, directress. Under the care of the Grey
nuns. Number of pupils at the academy, 40.
school, 80.
COUVENT DE NOTRE DAME DE BONSECOURS.
Monte Bello.
Sister Youville, directress. Under the charge of the Grey
nuns. 150 pupils.
NOTRE DAME DU DESERT.
Sister E. Brassard, directress.
Grey nuns, 60 pupils.
NOTRE DAME SCHOOLS.
Murray st, Lower town.
Sister St Francois de Salles, directress. Under the R.
catholic separate school board. Conducted by the Grey
nuns. 680 pupils.
OTTAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Over Ottawa Literary and Scientific Society’s rooms, 23
Sparks st.
J. M. Musgrove, principal, instructor of commercial
department, and lecturer on book-keeping, correspondence,
&c.; E, Vachon, French master; C. R. McLean, penman-
ship, arithmetic and banking ; W. Curtis, manager of tele-
graphic department.
OTTAWA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
Queen st n Hugh st.
Rev. John May, principal.
Main office, Metcalfe st. Parochial
N. W. Bethune, manager; J. A. Parr, chief operator;
Thomas Hackett, Joseph Atcheson, J. R. battle, J. A. Mac-
donald, R. E. Dunlop, W. H. Beswarick, Joseph Hurley,
0. Higman, W. J. Burns and ©. L. Fortier, operators; G.
F, Macdonald and Louis Steacy, receiving clerks; W. Orr
and R, Berry, bookkeepers.
Office hours, 8 a.m, to 8 p.m.
Branch offices at Russell house, in Parliament «buildings
during session, at Chauditre, New Edinburgh and Hull,
Under the charge of the
PEOPLE'S TELEGRAPH CO.
19 Sparks st; branch offices at Chaudiere, and in Parlia-
ment buildings during session.
George P, Drummond, manager; Charles Desjardins and
Villiam Hay, operators.
Office hours, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts.
Duncan Graham, collector ; Archibald Douglas, surveyor ;
J.C. Lee and B. Gordon, clerks ; W. A. MacAgy, appraiser ;
W. V. Gordon, temporary clerk ; Alexander Mansy, John
Little and C. Carlton, landing waiters; John Burns, mes-
senger, Office hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE,
Elgin st, opposite Russell house.
A. Graham, collector; John M. B. Henry end G. S.
(Brien, excise officers. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m,
OTTAWA CONVENT AND MOTHER HOUSE OF THE
GREY NUNS, with Novitiate and Academy,
Cor Sussex and Bolton sts.
Rev. mother E. Bruyére, general superioress.
140 Pro-
fessed nuns; 50 novices and postulants ; 80 day pupils.
EDUCATIONAL. This community directs 18 establishments, comprising
RCHOOL TRUSTEES. educational and charitable institutions, 14 of which are in
the diocese of Ottawa, 3 in the diocese of Albany, and 1 in
the Diocese of Buffalo.
CITY OF OTTAWA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Union sq opp City hall.
John Thorburn, M.A., rector; John McMillan, B.A., 1st
assistant; rev. T. D. Phillipps, M.A., 2nd assistant; William
Carter, 3rd assistant; A. O. Guay, French teacher.
Trustees—E. McGillivray, chairman; W. H. Walker,
secretary ; G. Hay, treasurer; rev. J. S. Lauder, rev. D. M.
Gordon, B.D., J. P. Featherston, John Rochester, jun., and
F, Clemow.
OTTAWA LADIES COLLEGE,
Incorporated by act of Parliament, December 17, 1869,
Vietoria ward—P, LeSueur and A. Pratt.
J.D. Slater and H. Alexander. St. George’s ward—Q. H.
Preston and T, Birkett. By ward—George May, T. H.
Kirby. Ottawa ward—W. J. Wills and H. Robinson; J. D.
later, chairman; James Joynt, secretary; W. Cousens,
uperintendent.
Wellington ward
ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE TOUTES GRACES,
Hull.
Sister St Paul, directress. 40 pupils; Parochial school,
200. Under the care of the Grey Nuns.
AYLMER CONVENT.
Sister Mary of the Nativity, directress. Under the control
f the Grey Nuns. Number of pupils at the academy, 55,
arochial school, 100,
BE. B. Beer president ; John Rochester, jun., Ist vice-
president; James G. Robinson, 2nd vice-president; rev.
William Moore, secretary ; Robert Blackburn, treasurer.
Board of Managers.—The isda, jo officers together with
M. F. Bronson, John R. Booth, Levi Young, George Hay,
MARD OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOLS,
) William Finley, chairman; L. David, S. Champagne, J.
Butin, T, Coffey, William Kehoe, J. Larose, b. Egan,
Q Dufour and J. W, Peachy, trustees; J. W. Peachy, secre-
uy-treasurer; Father Pallier, superintendent.
George M. Rose, W. C. Smillie, John Sweetland, M.D.,
Joseph M, Currier, M.P., rev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., hon, Jas.
Skead.
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OTTAWA PROTESTANT LADIES SCHOOL, ch of England,
200 Wellington st.
Managing Committee—Rev, J. 8. Lauder, M.A., chairman ;
J. D. Slater, W. Spragge, J. B. Lewis, H. N, Bate, OC. T.
Bate, J. O. J. Cochrane, eee Torrance, G. W. Wicksteed,
A. C. Kelty, treasurer; Rev. H. Pollard, secretary.
Miss Machin, lady principal ; Misses Whitelock, Hart,
Davis, Moore and Humphreys, assistants; Edgar Doward,
professor of music; A. UO, Guay, professor of French.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, including boarding and
a select day school,
Cor O'Connor and Wellington sts.
Conducted by the ladies of the Congregation de Notre
Dame from Montreal. 98 pupils.
Madame St Gabriel, superioress.
ST BRIDGET’S SCHOOL.
Wellington st.
Sister Mary of the Conception, directress. Under the R.
catholic separate school board. Conducted by the Grey
Nuns. 150 pupils.
OTTAWA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.
Wilbrod st
Rev. Joseph Tabaret, superior; rev. F. Lepers, professor
of moral theology; rev. M. Froc, professor of dogmatical
theology ; rev. C. Belland, professor of philosophy ; rev. W.
M. Bennett, professor of rhetoric; rev, A. Gladu, professor
of French; rev. P. Lecompte, professor of belles-lettres ;
rev. R. Barrett, professor of Latin versification ; revs. P.
Riardon and C. Phaneuf, professors of Latin and Greek ele-
ments ; rev. L. risk ghee of Algebra and Geometry ;
revs, F. McDonagh, P. Corkerie, W. Foley and J.McCarthy,
rofessors of commercial ‘course of English; revs. G.
uchaine, M. Dazé and L. Marin, professors of commercial
course of French; revs. Z. Durocher, M. Prevost and Jules
Marion, masters of studies ; rev. Theodore Martens, bursar.
8ST MARY’S ACADEMY,
Wellington st, Upper town.
Sister Mary of the Conception, directress. Under the
charge of the Grey Nuns. 70 pupils.
TEMISKAMING CONVENT,
Sister Y. Raizenne, directress. Under the charge of the
Grey nuns. 40 pupils.
YOUNG LADIES LITERARY INSTITUTE,
Under the patronage of His Lordship the right rev. Dr.
Guigues, conducted by the Grey nuns, Convent of Notre
Dame du Sacré Coeur.
Rideau st.
This institution was established some twenty-five years
ago, is pleasantly situated on the borders of the Province of
DALHOUSIE LODGE, A.F. and A.M,, No 571, G.R.F,
W. bro. W. Hay, W.M.; W. bro. A. Parsons, P.M; ¢°
Ryan, 8.W.; H.J. Cole, J.W. ; rev. S. G. Stone, chaplain; N, §:
Blasdell, treasurer; 0.8. Scott, secretary ; A. Fot eringham
8.D.; T. P. Stiff, J.D.;S. Rogers and W. Annable, stewards:
D. W. Coward, I.G.; John Sweetman, tyler. 5
Meets first Tuesday of every month at the Masonic hall
Elgin st.
DORIC LODGE, No. 58, A.F. and A.M., G.R.C,
W. bro. John Sweetland, M.D., W.M.; R. W. bro. John J’
Gemmell, P.M.; bro. Thomas Birkett, senior warden'
Amos Rowe, junior warden; John Graham, treasurer ; D
P. Williams, secretary.
Meets first Wednesday of every month at the Masonic
hall, Elgin st.
CORINTHIAN LODGE, No. 59, A.F. and A.M., G.R.C,
R. W. bro. E. C. Barber, W.M.; W. bro. J. B. Taylor,
P.M.; bro. George M. Rose, senior warden; bro. A. H,
Taylor, junior warden; G. L. Orme, secretary,
Meets third Thursday of every month at the Masonic
hall, Elgin st.
CIVIL SERVICE LODGE, F. and A.M., No. 148, G.R.C,
W. bro. K. P. Remon, W.M.; V. W. bro. T. Monro, past
master ; bfo. N. W. McLean, senior warden; bro. H. J. Mor-
gan, junior warden ; bro. rev. T. Bedford-Jones, chaplain;
P. H. Hill, senivr deacon; bro. James Adamson, junior
deacon ; bro. H. J. Garrett, master of ceremonies; bro. H,
R. Fripp, organist; bro. Edward B. Crombie, inner guard;
bros. H. S. Weatherly and Grant Seymour, stewards; bros.
KR. C. Hayden and J. F. Wolff, board of G. P.; bro. John
Sweetman, tyler.
Meets second Tuesday of every month at the Masonic
hall, Elgin st.
BUILDERS’ LODGE, No. 177, F. and A.M., G.R.C,
W. bro. David Wilson, W.M.; W. bro. T. W. Currier,
past master; bro. William Timbers, senior warden; bro,
Gustav Levin, junior warden ; bro, John Salmon, treasurer;
bro. William Rea, secretary.
Meets second Friday of every month at the Masonic hall,
Elgin st.
LODGE OF FIDELITY, No 281 A.F, and A.M., GRC,
W. bro. D. S. Eastwood, W.M.; bro. A. H. Matthewman.
senior warden; bro. Henry Michaels, junior warden; bro.
William Young, treasurer; bro. G, Levin, secretary. ;
Meets second Wednesday in every month at the Masonic
hall, Elgin st.
MILITARY.
STAFF OFFICER OF PENSIONERS,
Ontario and affords every facility for the acquisition of a
complete knowledge of the French and English languages,
The course of tuition comprises every branch suitable for
young ladies. Number of pupils, 195,
MASONIC.
District deputy Grand Master for the Ottawa district, R.
W. bro. E. C. Barber, Ottawa ; district secretary, bro. G.
Levin.
CARLETON R, A. CHAPTER, No. 16, G.R.C,
V. Ex. comp. J. J. Gemmell, Z.; V. E. Ex. comp. E. P.
Remon, past Z. ; V. Ex. comp. William Hay, H.; Ex. comp. D.
8. Eastwood, J.; comp. C. S. Scott, scribe E.; comp.
John McRae, scribe N.; comp. W. M. Somerville, prin.
8.; comp. J. J. Radford, treasurer; comp. P. St. Hill,
sen. S.; comp. T. P. Stiff, jun. S.; comp. 8. Gouldthrite,
Rx. comp. J. Salmon, stewards; comp. G. Clarke, D. of C.;
comp. C. Ryan, M. of V.; comp. J. A. Cobb, comp. T. H.
Kirby, comp. J. Graham, com of gen. pur; comp. J. Sweet-
man, janitor.
Meets second Monday of every month at the Masonic hall,
Elgin st.
Major John L. Moore, half-pay, 34th regiment.
VOLUNTEER MILITIA FORCE,
Staff of military district No 4, head-quarters, Brockville,
Ont. Lieutenant-colonel F, T. Atcherley, deputy-adju-
tant-general ; lieutenant-colonel W, Jackson, brigade major ;
lieutenant colonel D. McDougall, district paymaster.
FIELD BATTERY.
James Forsyth, captain; Campbell McNab, Ist lieute-
nant; John Stewart and W. McKay Wright, and lieute-
nants; A. S. Woodburn, paymaster ; Edward V anCortlandt,
M.D., surgeon.
BRIGADE OF GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Alfred Guy Forrest, lieut.-colonel commanding; Thomas
Ross, major.
No 1 battery—James Egleson, captain; Allan Poyntt
Patrick, 1st lieutenant; Thomas Kvans, 2nd lieutenant.
No. 2 battery—William Henry Cotton, captain ; Charles
Lyon Fellowes, Ist lieutenant; John Cotton, 2nd lieute-
nant,
No. 3 battery—C. BE. Perry, captain; John Walker, 2nd
lieutenant.
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No. 4 battery—William H. Olnff, captain; A. G. Midford,
lst lieutenant; E. G. Easton, 2nd lieutenant,
No. 5 battery—Edward B. Hopper, captain; Arthur God-
fey Motson Spragge, 1st lieutenant; J. A. Gemmill, 2nd
jeutenant.
No. 6 battery—Archibald Graham, captain; James Fitz-
erald Wolff, Ist lieutenant ; Alfred Codd, M.D., surgeon ;
Riward Armstrong, quarter master; captain Edward B,
Crombie, paymaster ; captain Albert Parsons, adjutant.
(IVIL SERVICE RIFLE CO,
W. White, captain; J. Le B, Ross, (Brevet capt.) lieuten-
mt; 1.8. Weatherley, ensign.
X0,1 OTTAWA RIFLES,
Daniel Mowat, captain; C, Hoy, lieutenant; J. R.
Emonde, ensign.
METROPOLITAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Allan Gilmour, president; captain William White
md major W. B. Lindsay, vice-presidents; lieut.-colonel
Bearman, major Ross, R. J. Hinton, and E, ©. Barber, ma-
raging committee ; captain Egleson, treasurer; captain W.
H, Cotton, secretary ; captain C. L. Stephens, assistant
weeretary.
43rd CARLETON BATTALION OF INFANTRY,
Head Quarters, city of Ottawa.
Lieut. colonel John F, Bearman; majors William Cor-
tettand William H. Falls; paymaster R. BE. Lyon; adju-
tant L. D. Barlow ; quarter master Joseph R. Hanna; sur-
fen Daniel Beatty, M.D.; assistant surgeon Peter A. Mc-
ougall, M.D.
Yo. 1 Company, Ottawa.—Captain Alexander Stewart ;
lieutenant Henry McDougall ; ensign Ranald Stewart.
No, 2 Company, Huntley—Captain John Holmes, M.P. 3 |
lieut, John Hueston; ensign John Nesbitt.
No, 3 Company, Metcalfe.—Captain Ira*Morgan ; ensign
John Carson,
No.4 Company, North Gower,—Captain “homas Conly ;
leut. William Trimble; ensign Robert Dryner,
No. 5 Company, Richmond.—Captain Thomas Good;
leut. John Hill ; ensign George McCaffrey.
Vo. 6 Company, Goulbourn—-Captain William Garvin ;
lieut. William Henderson ; ensign William Tubman.
\ No, 7 Company, Manotick.—Captain Peter Davidson ;
leut. David Latimer; ensign George Cook.
No. 8 Company, Russell—Captain William Z. Helmer}
lieut. Ephraim Loucks ; ensign Thomas Carscadden.
No. 9 Company, Vernon.—Captain Robert McGregor ;
lieut. Robert Grant ; ensign Peter Crerar.
DOMINION OF CANADA RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
1g : . ; .
., 0:8. Gzowski, president ; lieut. colonel Stuart, secretary ;
ieut. colonel Macpherson, treasurer.
COUNCIL—ONTARIO.
Hawkesbury—Lieut. colonel Higginson.
Perth—Major W, J. Morris.
Hamilton—Lieut. colonel Skinner,
Toronto—Lieut. colonel Brunel,
Ushawa—Lieut, colonel Fairbanks.
Guelph—Judge Macdonald.
Chatham—Captain Stephenson, M.P.
Woodstock—Captain McCleneghan,
Kingston—Lieut. colonel Hamilton.
vondon—Captain Walker,
plawa—Lieut, colonel Forrest
obourg—Lieut. colonel Boulton,
Port Hope—Lieut. colonel Williams,
Lakefield—Peterboro, rev. V. Clementi.
Toronto—Lieut. colonel Gilmor,
Hamilton—J, J, Mason, Esq.
eye COUNCIL—QUEBEC,
aivis—Lieut. colonel J. G. Blanchet, M.P.
Pe ohn s—Lieut. colonel Fletcher, C.M.G,
trrebonne—Lieut. colonel R. Masson, M.P.
st eal—Lieut., colonel ©. J. Coursol.
- John 8—Lieut. colonel F. Marchand.
DOMINION 629 DIRECTORY.
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OTTAWA.
Ormstown—Lieut. colonel A. McKachran, 0.M.G.
Quebec—Lieut. colonel C. E. Panet.
Halifax—Lieut. colonel E. T. Barwis.
Montreal—Lieut. colonel J. Grant.
Montreal—Lieut. colonel B. Chamberlin, C.M.G.
Quebec—Major T. H. Grant.
COUNCIL—NEW BRUNSWICK.
Westmoreland—Lieut. colonel hon. A. E. Botsford.
St. John—Lieut. colonel hon. J, H. Gray.
Bathurst—Lieut. colonel hon, J. Ferguson,
Sussex—Lieut. colonel E. B. Beers.
Fredericton—Major R. Simons.
St. John—John Boyd.
Miramichi—Lieut. colonel Richard Hutchinson, M.P.
COUNCIL—NOVA SCOTIA.
Halifax—Lieut. colonel W. Creighton.
Halifax—Major Wylde, naval brigade.
Halifax—Major A. K. McKinlay.
Pictou—Lieut. colonel J. Hudson.
Kentville—Lieut. colonel L. de V. Chipman.
Shelburne—Hon. J. Locke, senator. $
Sydney, Cape Breton—Lieut. colonel hon. J. Bourinot.
NEWSPAPERS.
Citizen (The), annual subscription to daily $6; to
weekly $1; I. B. Taylor, proprietor and printer, 29, 31 and
33 Rideau st.
Courrier d’Outaouais, annual subscription to daily $4;
to weekly $1; Dr. J. E. Dorion, editor ; N. Bureau, manager ;
piney by the Times Printing and Publishing Co. 38
Sparks st.
Daily News, evening, annual subscription $4; A. C,
Wilson, editor; Andrew Wilson & Son, proprietors and
printers, St Paul st.
Evening Mail, daily, annual subscription $3; A. G. Gil-
bert, editor; James Bailiff, proprietor; Times Printing and
Publishing Co., printers, 38 Sparks st.
Free Press, evening, annual subscription to daily $4; to
weekly $1; Mitchell & Carrier, editors, proprietors and
printers, Elgin st.
Times (The), daily, annual subscription to daily $6
to weekly $1; W. T. Urquhart, editor; published by the
Times Printing and Publishing Co. ; James Cotton, manag-
ing director, 38 Sparks st.
Volunteer Review, weekly, annual subscription $2 ;
G. H. Perry, editor; Dawson Kerr, proprietor and printer,
Rideau st.
POST OFFICE.
Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts. Office hours from
8 a.m, to 7 p.m,
G. P. Baker, postmaster; C. L. Stephens, assistant post-
master; H. G. Dunlevie, F. French, F, Hawkin, C. 8,
Scott, J. T. Bartram, J. H. Pinhey, E. 8. McDermott, E. B,
Bates and A. 8. Philion, clerks ; J. Bishop, G. W. Baker and
C. Shaw, temporary clerks; L. F., Cobett and KE, J. O’Con-
nor, letter carriers.
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR’S OFFICE.
Departmental buildings west, Wellington st.
Jonn Dewe, chief inspector ; J. D. Paterson, clerk.
SOCIETIES.
AGRICULTURAL.
CITY OF OTTAWA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
J. B. Lewis, president; John Ashworth, 1st vice-presi-
dent; John Rochester, jun., mayor, 2nd vice-president; Z.
Wilson and N. Robertson, auditors; A. S. Woodburn, secres
tary-treasurer,
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Directors—Hon. J. Skead, Alonzo Wright, M.P., J. M.
Currier M.P., Geo. W. Eaton, A. McKellar, Thos. Graham,
W. F. Powell, R. Kenny, Ira Morgan, directors.
COUNTY OF CARLETON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Geo, W. Eaton, Nepean, president; Thos, Graham
Nepean, lst vice-president; John Dawson, Nepean, 2nd
vice-president; F, W. Harmer, Nepean, and Geo. Patterson,
Nepean, auditors; A. S. Woodburn, Ottawa, secretary-
treasurer,
Direviors—Dr. Church, William Graham, Thos. Clark,
John Thomson, T. M. Robertson, Goulbourn; Robert
Carss, Fitzroy ; John Holmes, M.P., Huntley ; John Bearman,
Nepean ; John Clark, March,
COUNTY OF RUSSELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
John Kennedy, Osgoode, president; Archibald McKellar
Gloucester, 1st vice-president; Michael Curry, Russell, 2nc
vice-president; Ira Morgan, Metcalfe, secretary-treasurer.
Directors—Thomas Gold, Osgoode; John Campbell,
Osgoode; John McInnis, Osgoods; Daniel McLaughlin,
Gloucester; James Johnston, Gloucester; William Fenton,
Gloucester ; Alexander Stuart, Russell; E, F, Loucks, Rus-
sell; Peter Campbell, Russell; Richard Halfpenny, Glou-
cester, and Daniel Campbell, Russell, crop viewers.
BENEVOLENT.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mrs. Lauder, president; Mrs. Thorburn, Mrs. Gemmell;
vice-presidents ; Mrs. Pollard, treasurer; Mrs. Tilton, secre-
tary ; Dr. Hill, physician.
Executive Committee.—Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Cruice, Miss
Forrest, Mrs. Himsworth, Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Lyon,
Mrs. May, Mrs. Routh, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Spragge, Miss Wily.
Committee for issuing orders—Mrs. Lauder, Mrs. Cruice,
Mrs. Thorburn.
The Ladies meet for sewing, during the winter months,
every Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, in the Orphan's
Home, Albert st.
COUNTYZOF CARLETON GENERAL PROTESTANT HOS-
PITAL.
Foot of Rideau st.
Judge Armstrong, president; George Hay, vice-presi-
dent; George May, sesretary ; Alexander Workman, treas-
urer; George Sadler, steward ; Miss Sadler, matron.
Consulting Physicians—Drs. Hill and Van_ Cortland,
attending physicians; Dr. Grant, M.P., Drs. McGillivray,
Codd, Sweetland and Henry Leggo.
Directors—Judge Armstrong, George Hay, H. V. Noél,
John Durie, John Rochester, U. T. Bramley, James Pea-
eock, George May, Z. Wilson, D. T. Brown, Thomas Patter-
son and John Roberts.
Life Directors—Alexander Workman, James McCracken,
Roderick Ross, Richard Bishop, A. M. Dole, James Rosa-
mond, John Heney and Edward McGillivray.
The Board meets first Tuesday in every month at the
hospital at 4 p.m. Two directors visit the hospital weekly.
There is a finance, also a supply committee, annually av-
pointed.
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Bolton st.
Sister A. Sauvé, directress. Under the charge ofthe Grey
nuns, Average number of patients admitted during the
year, 220.
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Augusta n Rideau st.
Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. John Tilton, committee of
management; Miss Mary Grant, matron.
MAGDALENE ASYLUM,
Park st.
Under the care of the sisters of our Lady of Charity of
Refuge ; sister mother Mary of St. Jérdme, superioress.
OTTAWA IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY,
Established, 1870;
Office, Aumond’s block, Rideau st.
His Excellency Baron Lisgar, G.C.B., Governor Gene
atron; the hon. Sir Francis Hincks, K.C.M.G., Minister af
"inance, president; the hon. James Skead, senator, and W, H
Johnson, vice-presidents ; James Jarvis, treasurer ; the bank
of British North America, bankers; Dr. Grant, M.P, Dr,
Henry, Dr. Beaubien, honorary physicians; A. J. Christie
secretary ; Edward H. Williams, assistant secretary, |
Reading rooms open every evening from 7 to 10, Sundays
excepted, ,
OTTAWA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No, 102,
John Byrne, president; George Cloutier, sen., Ist vices
president ; W. P. Bonsall, secretary ; R. A. Waller, financial
secretary ; Thomas J. Crosier, treasurer.
Business Committee —D. J. O'Donoghue, James Dufresne;
A. Macdonald, George F. Cloutier, jun., and A. Stuttatord,
_ Meets in Temperance hall, Bell’s block, Elgin st, first
Saturday in every month, at 8 p.m.
OTTAWA UNITED PROTESTANT BENEFIT SOCIETY,
Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
G.H. Preston, president; W. Schofield, 1st vice-presi«
dent; J. Lowe, 2nd vice-president; rev. T. D. Phillips,
M.A., chaplain; J. Sweetland, M.D., physician; G
Bailey, secretary ; W. Black, assistant secretary ; H. Davies,
treasurer; W. Schofield, W. Hill, T. Tubman, W. Thornton,
R. Wheatley, F. Proderick, and the secretary, G. Bailey,com
mittee of management ; W. Gibson, F. Proderick, J. Starmer}
R. Wheatley, stewards ; T. Tubman, W. Thornton, auditors;
G. J. Blyth, W. Kerr, T. Birkett, trustees.
Society meets in Gowan’s hall, Sparks st, first Monday of
every month, at 8 o’clock p.m.
PROTESTANT ORPHANS’ HOME OF i1HE CITY OF
OTTAWA.
Albert st.
Miss S. Dyke, superintendent ; Miss Margery Beattie, matron.
Lady Lisgar, patroness ; Lady Macdonald, 1st directress;
Mrs. H. F. Bronson, 2nd directress; Mrs. EB. B. Eddy, 3rd
directress ; Mrs. J. Thorburn, recording secretary ; Mrs. Thos.
Ross, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. W. Smillie, treasurer;
J. A. Grant, M.D., attending physician ; Hamnett Hill, MD,
consulting physician.
Board of Management—Lady Macdonald, Mrs. M. F. Bron
son, Mrs. C. T, Bate, Mrs. H. Cotton, Mrs. A. Christie, Mra
J. M. Currier, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Durie, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs.
J. Hill, Mrs. W. Hunton, Mrs. Hannum, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs
Lees, Mrs. J. Leggo, Mrs. T. McKay, Mrs. McLean, Mrs
T. Patterson, Mrs. 7, Ross, Mrs. W. A. Ross, Mrs. Jameg
Russell, Mrs.- James Rochester, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Smillie,
Mrs, Shouldis, Mrs. I. B. Taylor, Mrs. Thorburn, Mrs. Vaux,
Mrs. Walker.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
Established for the relief of the poor.
Particular Council of Ottawa—Romuald Lapierre, vices
president; Joseph J. Murphy, secretary ; Thomas Hanly,
treasurer; rev. Al. McD. Dawson, spiritual director. They
council meets on the first Sunday of every month at 4 o'clock
p.m. in St. Vincent’s hall, Sussex st. ee
There are four conferences in Ottawa of this society com
posed as follows :
Conrerence or Our Lapy—John O'Reilly, president j
J. F, Caldwell, vice-president ; Robert O'Reilly and Jameg
Plunkett, secretaries ; Thomas Coffey, treasurer, The con
ference meets every Sunday at 2 o'clock p.m. in St. Vincent
hall, Sussex st.
ConFERENCE DE Notre Dame—Edouard Millotte, president)
Romuald Lapierre, 1st vice-president ; Hilaire Pinard, 20
vice-president; L. J. Casault, secretary ; Pierre Rivet ne
F. Rochon, treasurers. The conference meets every u
day at 2 o'clock, p.m., in St. Vincent's hall, Sussex st.
CONFERENCE OF St. JosePH—William Kehoe, president
E. Tétu, vice-president ; Francois Desloges, secretary ; fF. :
Ryan, treasurer. The conference meets every unday
noon in the vestry of St. Joseph’s church.
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hofield, 1st vice-presié
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Mrs. E. B. Eddy, 3rd
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DOMINION 631 DIRECTORY.
Orrawa.:
Conrerence oF St, Anprew—F’, B, Hayes, president;
John Dodd, vice-president; P. G. Leyden, secretary ;
Dennis Egan, treasurer. The conference meets every Sunday
at noon in the vestry of St. Andrew’s R. catholic church.
§T JOSEPH’S ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Cor Cathcart and Sussex sts,
Sister E. Thibodeau, directress. Established in 1866
under the care of the Grey nuns, Number of orphans and
aged persons admitted since its foundation, 203. Present
number, 67,
§T PATRICK’S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Church st.
Sister M. Fitzmaurice, directress, Established in 18664,
under the care of the Grey nuns. Number of orphans
and aged persons admitted since its foundation, 193, Pre-
sent number, 50.
BUILDING.
CIVIL SERVICE BUILDING AND SAVING SOCIETY,
Established, December, 1865,
John Langton, president; W. H. Griffin, vice-president ;
George E. Desbarats, Alfred Todd, John Ashworth, E. A.
Meredith, J. I’. Taylor, directors ; John Ashworth, managing
director; C, W. Jenkins, J. M. Courtney, auditors; R. Sin-
clair, secretary; H. Bernard, F. Badgley, solicitors ;
Bank of Montreal, bankers.
METROPOLITAN BUILDING AND SAVINGS SOCIETY.
Cor Elgin and Sparks sts.
J. B. Lewis, president ; James Cunningham, vice-presi-
dent ; John Rochester, William Hunton, J. G. Robinson,
Thomas Hunton, H. N. Bate, James Rochester, directors ;
J.B, Lewis, solicitor ; James Cox, secretary-treasurer.
MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY OF OTTAWA,
80 Sussex st.
H. McCormick, president;-P. A. Egleson, sen., vice-pre-
sident; John Stewart, H. F. McCarthy, G. S. Woodburn,
Gregor McEdward and_ Dr. Sweetland, directors; Robert
Lees, solicitor; James Egleson, secretary-treasurer ; Bank
of British North America, bankers. Annual meeting lst
Thursday in May.
OTTAWA MUSIC HALL,
Late skating rink, Slater st.
JM. Currier, M.P., president; Alfred Todd and E. P.
Remon, directors; Francis Clemow, managing director ;
James T, Pennock, secretary-treasurer; J. L. Orme & Son,
agents,
LITERARY.
VINSTITUT CANADIEN FRANCAIS D’OUTAOUAIS,
Established in 1852.
Sussex st.
Stanislas Drapeau, president ; Horace Lapierre, 1st vice-
president F, X. Valade, 2nd vice-president; Telesphore C.
arose, recording secretary ; E. D’Auteuil, corresponding
secretary; Eugene Tétu, treasurer; J. F. N. Bonneville,
librarian,
Managing Committee—J. W. Peachy, C. Leduc, A. Rocque,
R. Bonneau, E. P. Dorion, A. Blais. :
Library Committee—C. Triolle, L. J. Casault, Josias B.
Jackson, R. Steckel.
OTTAWA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
Rooms, 23 Sparks st.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 24th December, 1869.
aes Meredith, arte? Wet ; Sandford Fleming, (.E.,
st vice-president; A. 8. Woodburn, 2nd vice-president ;
he Kennedy, M.A., LL.B., secretary ; D. W. Coward,
easurer ; David Matheson, librarian ; lieut-colonel Thomas
ily, curator; OC. R. Cunningham, William Porter and
ohn Langton, M.A., methbers of council.
Upported by a nominal government grant, but princi-
pally by private subscriptions of members.
8ST, PATRICK’S LITERARY ASSOCIATION,
Thomas Guerin, president; William Kehoe, 1st vice-
president; P. Baskerville, 2nd vice-president ; B.A, bs
son, treasurer ; John Kelly, corresponding secretary ; D.
O'Brien, recording secretary ; John Casey, assistant ; John
McStravick, librarian; Michael Starrs, grand marshall,
Trustees—W. Kehoe, P. E. Ryan, P. J. Egleson, P. Quinn,
W. Slattery, J. Casey, J. McStravick, M. Starrs, F, Ryan, J.
Kelly, F. Tobin and M. Finan. Meets 1st Tuesday in every
month at their hall, Sussex st.
YOUNG IRISHMEN’S DEBATING SOCIETY.
Kstablished July, 1870,
Rooms in St. Patrick’s hall, Sussex st.
W. H. Davis, president ; Joseph F. Rowan, vice-president ;
Dennis J. Hurley, treasurer; James Kehoe, comenpen ine
secretary; John Keough, recording secretary; William
Curran, librarian; John ©. Enright, John Murphy, and
George Lawrence, board of directors; E. J. O'Meara, J. F.
O'Callaghan, and J. R. Battle, committee of management.
LUMBER.
ASSOCIATION OF LUMBER MANUFACTURERS,
Allan Gilmour, president; Richard McConnell, vice-presi-
dent; hon, James Skead, David Moore, Joseph Au ond
Levi Young and Robert Conroy, directors ; Robert Skead
treasurer; G. H. Perry, sceretary.
MEDICAL.
CANADA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Hon. Dr. Parker, Nova Scotia, president; Dr. Dickson’
Kingston, vice-president for Ontario; Dr. Chamberlin, Fre
lighsburgh, vice-president for Quebec; Dr. Bayard, vice=
president for New Brunswick, and Dr. Black, vice-presiden
for Nova Scotia; Dr. David, Montreal, general secretary ;
Dr. Robillard, Montreal, general treasurer; Dr. Henry,
Ottawa, secretary for Ontario; Dr. Blanchet, Quebec city,
secretary for Quebec ; Dr. Steeves, secretary for New Bruns-
wick; Dr. Reid, secretary for Nova Scotia,
MUSICAL.
OTTAWA PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
William Spragge, president; Alfred Todd an d
Bedford-Jones, LL.D., vice-presidents; George Kennedy,
secretary ; H.P. Hill, treasurer; Dr. Malloch, curator ; John
Mercer and George Orme, committee; H. R. Fripp, conduc-
tor.
NATIONAL.
IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
George May, president; Abraham Pratt, lst vice-presi-
dent; Charles Magee, and. vice president; Henry McCor-
mick, treasurer; Archibald Smirl, recording secretary ;
Joseph Potts, assistant secretary ; Zachariah Wilson, cor-
responding secretary ; rev. J. 8, Lauder, rev. John Johnston,
rev. W. Moore, chaplains; A. S. Woodburn, W. J. Wills
George Shouldis, W. Cousens, Archibald Graham, Samuel
Rathwell, William Porter, James Egleson and Thomas
Sproule, council; James Cunningham and James Clark,
anditors.
ST, ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
Sussex st n Rideau st.
John Thorburn, president; J. M. Taylor, lst vice-presi-
dent; John McMillan, 2nd vice-president; W. R. Bil-
lings, secretary; A. Mann, treasurer; rev. D. M. Gordon,
chaplain, Dr. J. A. Grant and Dr. D. M. McGillivray,
physicians ; George Kennedy, solicitor; E. McGillivray, H.
Ingles, J. W. Russell, W. Sutherland, James Peacock,
James Dalglish, James Fraser and J. P. Robertson,
directors.
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or CR RA Te LC ca nat pe em
- OTTAWA.
8T, GEORGE'S SOCIETY,
Dr. J. Sweetland, president ; Thomas ag Ist vice-pre-
sident; H. Gough, 2nd vice-president; W. Mills, secretary ;
W. R. Truman, assistant secretary ; Thomas Starmer, treas-
urer ; rev, H, Pollard, chaplain; Dr. Hill, physician; E. P.
Remon, solicitor; George Bartlett, H. endows, George
Bott, F. Hallandale, F, Champness, R, W. Stevens and B,
Huckell, committee; James Slocombe and Henry Pace,
auditors; J. Curtis, J. Dyke, T. Huckell and J. Bray,
stewards,
SOCIETE ST, JEAN BAPTISTE D’OUTAOUVAIS.
pore Aunmond, president; E, P. Dorion, 1st vice-presi-
dent; J. W. Peachy, 2nd vice-president; i. Lapierre, re-
cording secretary; J. E, Dorion, corresponding secretary ;
Eugéne Téth, treasurer; Dr. P, St. Jean, Edmond Germain,
H. Pelletier and M. Tétu, marshalls,
UNION ST, JOSEPH D’OUTAOUAIS,
Sussex st.
eapleen Boulet, president; Onésime Barrette, Ist vice-
resident; Frangois Carbonneau, 2nd vice-president; V-
. Godbout, secretary ; Adolphe Boucher, assistant secre-
tary; Louis A. Grison, treasurer ; Louis Rocque, collector ;
Sylvin St Jean, jun., assistant collector; Xavier Ouellet,
librarian; Pierre Lacasse, assistant librarian; Sylvin St
Jean, sen., marshall,
Meets every Tuesday at their hall, Sussex st.
RELIGIOUS.
OTTAWA AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY,
Depository, 10 Sparks st.
His Excellency the Governor General, patron; George
Hay, president; hon. Alexander Morris, hon. 8. L. Tilley,
hon. Malcolm Cameron, William Clegg, William Hamilton,
James Johnson, W. A. MacAgy, P. LeSueur and W.
Spragge, vice-presidents; rev, Richard Gavin, correspond-
ing secretary ; rev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., recording secretary ;
George May, treasurer ; John Durie, depositary.
Committee—Ministers of the Gospel, ex-officio; H. Alex-
ander, William Cousens, R. Blackburn, rev. Charles Bliss,
T. Currier, H. F. Bronson, Andrew Drummond, G. E. Elliott,
G.R. Blyth, Dr. J. A. Grant, George Blyth, J. Henderson, Dr.
Hill, J. T. Pennock, James Rochester, 8. Howell, R. Surtees,
Dr. Sweetland, J. Lamb, J. Thorburn, H. McCormick,
Thomas Vaux, J. McMillan, B.A.. W. H. Walker, J. Ogilvy, $5
W. J. Wills, J. L. Orme, T. Patterson, Thomas Wor-
thington, E. B. Eddy, James Henry, John Hardie, Dr. Wal-
ter J. Henry, Robert Jamieson, Charles W. Jenkins, Thomas
McKay, E. i. Bronson, J. G. Bourinot, T. Porter, William
Porter, John Rochester, jun., J. Thorburn, M.A., and William
Tracy, with power to add to their number.
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Organized 1867,
Rooms cor Elgin and Sparks sts.
W. A. Lamb, president ; E. H. Bronson, and W, J. Topley,
vice-presidents ; William Hamilton, treasurer; H. Alexander,
corresponding secretary; R. L. James, recording secretary ;
J.J. Little, librarian, Strangers coming to the city are invited
to attend the weekly meetings held on Tuesday evenings at
8 o'clock, at their rooms as above. Free Reading Room
open daily.
OTTERVILLE —A prosperous village | Bauslaugh Charles, lightning rod agent | Carlton Daniel, weaver
on Otter Creek, township of South Nor-| Bedford James H., threshing machines
wich, county of Oxford. <A large quan-
; : | Bedford 8. W., hotelkeeper
tity of sawn pine lumber is manufactured | : ’ I
here, ana the place has a considerable | Bell Edward H., bookkeeper
The Agri-| Briton Michael, shoemaker
cultural society possesses a good piece of | BULLOCK JAMES E., deputy reeve
Burger Mrs. Mary A., wid John, store-| Collver Addison J., M.D.
trade in country produce.
land and has erected thereon two _build-
ings. Distant from Woodstock, the
county town and a station of the Great| _ keeper
Western railway, 18 miles, fare $1; from | Bullock J. & F., flour, grist and saw | Comfort S., carder
mill, woollen factory and store
Brantford 25 miles, fare $1; from Paris
2 a Mail daily. Population about | BULLOCK F. G.,
Telegraph Co,
Anderson Charles, steam saw mill
Baker Charles, laborer
DOMINION 632 DIRECTORY.
es es
Burnham John, house painter
Caldwell William, school teacher
[Province 9
TEMPERANCE,
BYTOWN DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE, No, 294,
Meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock in summer, an
7,30 in winter, in their hall, Elgin st.
IRISH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,
Rev. Father Molloy,
resident, John O'Reilly, 2nd vice-president; Thom
<ehoe, treasurer; P. G. Leyden, secretary ; M, Battle
assistant secretary ; Julin Kehoe, William Brennan, Robert
O'Reilly, Philip Brady, William Duffy, Thomas Hanly, Hugh
Burgess, John Gunn, Edward Bambrick, Patrick Stringer
Robert Snaith, Michael Rogers, John Carroll, James Higgins
Michael Morrissey, committee. Meets every alternate Sun.
day at St. Vincent’s hall, Sussex st.
OTTAWA CITY LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS,
Meets in Temperance hall, Elgin st, every Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
ORNELL
ds, har
,
ne Hdmi
reighton V
(romwell R
avis Hema
Davis James
Darke Asa,
in B. R,,
marriage |
Durkee Mel
store
Durkee Melv
Durkee War
ggman Hen]
Brb Nelson,
Tish Jeanet
Tish John, pr
Tish Joseph
store }
Tisher Mrs. 8
fowler D., b
Tranks Geor,
Ses lrinks Miss,
Fraser James
Furlong Joh
Gannon Will
Goodwin Am|
Goolwin G
farmer
Goodwin The
Grimes Matt!
Gundy rev. J
dist
Tarp Elijah,
Haywood Jos
fillier Thom
Hodgson Hir
House Cyrus,
Hyslop S., we
Hyndman Da
Jolinson Geor
Johuson Reut
Joyner Chark
Kay Aaron, ¢
fay William
lumber mer
Kerr rey R., \
lamb J, Tn
lewis Willian
McDowell Jar
McFarlane A,
cFarlane Jo
McKibbin Joh
\eKibbin Wil
McPhee John
McPhee Niel,
tPhee R., wi
Maddison Ma
Mann Robert
MARRIAGE
P,, issuer
Masecar Alfr«
Mason John,
Middaugh & §
Mitchell Pete:
Mitchell Willi
MONTREAL
G, Bullock,
oore Alexa
Secretary u
Mudge Micha:
Sable C., way
liver Abrah,
arker John,
atsons Aug
asons C., b
Parsons W. &
arsons Willi
Paul William
eunington "
factory
Rambo Jame:
resident; John Heney, 1st yj
STAGE ROUTES.
OTTAWA AND AYLMER MAIL LINE,
James Mulligan, proprietor. Leaves the"Union house
twice daily, (Sundays excepted) at 12 noon and 6 pm.
Fare 50 cents,
OTTAWA AND AYLMER STAGE,
Moses Holt, proprietor, Leaves the Union house, daily ™
(Sundays excepted) at 5 a.m. Connects with the Union
Forwarding and Railway Co. Fare 50 cents,
OTTAWA AND AYLMER STAGE,
R. H. Klock, ps oprietor, Leaves Albion hotel, daily, (Sun-
days excepted) at5 a.m. Connects with the Union Forward-
ing and Railway Co, Fare 50 cents.
OTTAWA AND PEMBROKE STAGE,
J. Wyman, proprietor, Leaves the Union house, tri-
weekly, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 a.m, Fare
PATTERSON’S MAIL STAGE LINE,
Leaves post office, daily, at 7 a.m., (Sundays excepted)
for Ironside, Chelsea, Kirk’s Ferry, North Waketield, Aylwin,
&c., to River Desert. Fare $4.25.
OTTAWA AND BUCKINGHAM STAGE.
Leaves the Albion hotel, daily, (Sundays excepted) at 1
p.m. Fare $1.
OTTAWA, L’ORIG.NAL AND CARILLON STAGE,
James Murray, jun., proprietor. Leaves the Albion hote!
daily, (Sundays excepted) at 7 p.m., for Cumberland
Clarence, Plantagenet, Alfred, Caledonia, L’Orignal
Hawkesbury, Kirby and Carillon. Fare to Cumberland
$1; to L’Orignal $3 ; and to Carillon $4.
Chambers Abner, laborer
Chiswell Samuel, tailor
Christie James, foreman woollen fac-
tory ;
Cleveland John, gunsmith
Comfort Francis, cheese factory
Conklin Wm. P., druggist and Liquor
operator Montreal | Cooper John, carpenter, township cler
and treasurer ;
Coote Robert C., manager co-operative
store
[Provinor 0 ARIO. |
ORNELL WILLIAM, dealer in dry
ds, hardware, groceries, produce,
RANCE, No, 294, (
‘ (rane Edmund, farmer
lock in summer, an (righton William, boots and shoes
(omwell Robert B., farmer
favis Heman, teamster
avis James, laborer
Purke Asa, J.P., tanner, commissioner
in B, Ry conveyancer, issuer of
marriage licenses
Durkee Melbourn, harness and shoe
store
Durkee Melvin, harnessmaker
Dorkee Warren, harness shop
Kygman Henry, photographer, mason
Brb Nelson, farmer
ish Jeanet A., photographer
fish John, pumpmaker
Tih Joseph W., manager co-operative
store
Fisher Mrs. Sarah A., dressmaker
fowler D., butcher
Tanks George, bookkeeper
Tanks Miss, school teacher
Fraser James, shoemaker
Turlong John, cooper, shingle factory
Ganon William, butcher
Goodwin Amos W., tax collector
(odwin Gervais, postmaster, reeve,
farmer
foodwin Thomas, livery stable
Grimes Matthew, sawyer
my rev. J.. New Connexion metho-
dist
firp Elijah, laborer
Haywood Joseph, farmer
tillier Thomas, clerk
Hodgson Hiram, photographer
House Cyrus, farmer
Ayslop S., weaver
Hyndman David, baker
son George, millwright
Hohuson Reuben, plasterer
Joyner Charles, laborer
ay Aaron, carpenter
hay William F,, deputy postmaster,
lumber merchant
Kerrey R., Wesleyan
lamb J. T., miller
lewis William, watchmaker
McDowell James, bakery
McFarlane A., waggonmaker
McFarlane John, carriagemaker
McKibbin John, school teacher
\ckibbin William, weaver
{ePhee John, cooper
McPhee Niel, laborer
McPhee R., waggonmaker
Maddison Matthew, grecer
Yann Robert L., tailor
PURIAGE LICENSES, Asa Durke,
P., issuer
Masecar Alfred J ., M.D.
ason John, farmer
hidaugh & Smith, pump factory
itchell Peter, wagzonmaker
Mitchell William, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., F.
G. Bullock, operator
Moore Alexander, township assessor,
Secretary uf Agricultural society
nige Michael, tinsmith
a e€U., waggonmaker
ver Abraham, butcher
nsmith arker John, teamster
M.D. ttsons Augustus, of W. & A. Parsons
heese factory isons (., blacksmith
prone W. &. A,, carriagemakers
sons W illiam, of W. & A. Parsons
et William, tanner
Inington Thome
Rte opteiit fhetoey 1omas, sash and door
bo James, laborer
in Heney, 1st vie
president; Thoma
cretary ; M, Battle
am Brennan, Rober
‘homas Hanly, Hugh
k, Patrick Stringer
rroll, James Higgins
every alternate Sun
MPLARS,
st, every Thursday
gs the’ Union house:
2 noon and 5 pm.
Union house, daily
ects with the Union
) cents,
ion hotel, daily, (Sun-
ithe Union Forward-
Union house, tri-
lays,at 4am, Fare
(Sundays excepted)
1 Waketield, Aylwin,
hdays excepted) at 1
DN STAGE.
ves the Albion hotel
for Cumberland
ledonia, L'Orignal
are to Cumberland
p4.
aver
aborer
ilor
reman woollen fac
ruggist and liquors
nter, township clerk
DOMINION 633 DIRECTORY.
Reavily L., teamster
Reavily W. H., hotelkeeper
oe William, proprietor threshing
machine
Rogers Asa, blacksmith
Roantree Thomas, shoemaker
Root Augustus, shingle manufacturer
Scanlan William, waggonmaker
Schooley Elihu, lumberman, school
superintendent
Scott G. F., bookkeeper
Scriven Robert B,, tinsmith
Seares John, blacksmith
Shaw Frank, sawyer
Silverthorn Morgan, cheese factor
Sly Albert, innkeeper
Smith George, laborer
Snider James, teamster
Sommers John, carpenter
Sommerville cheese factory, J. Ter-
hane, manager
South Norwich Agricultural society,
A. Moore, secretary
South Norwich Co-operative store,
Joseph W. Fish and Robert C, Coote,
managers
Steinhoff Leman, carpenter and con-
tractor
Stover G.
Taylor Nelson, harnessmaker
Terhane J., manager Sommerville
cheese factory
Thompson William, miller
Tisdale Allan N., M.D., homm@opathist
Titus Albert H., farmer
Vanbuskirk Andrew, teamster
Vanbuskirk John, tin, sheet iron and
copper ware, and stoves
Wallace Thomas, farmer
Wallace William, farmer
Warner John J., match manufacturer
Warner Milton, matchmaker
Warner W., school teacher
Watts William, steam cabinet factory
Whitehead A. W., cattle dealer
Williams Jobn H., blacksmith
Wiltise Henry, tanner
Wingrove John, farmer
Wright Albert, agent
Wright Miss Emma, music teacher
Wright Thomas, proprietor of the New
Dominion spinning wheel, turner
OUNGA H—A post office station in the
township of Chatham, county of Kent.
Distant from Chatham, the county town
and astation of the Great Western rail-
way, 7 miles, Mail daily.
Kinny Thomas, postmaster
OUSTIC—A small place in the township
ot Eramosa, county of Wellington, Dis-
tant from Fergus, a station of the Well-
ington, Grey and Bruce railway, 8 miles.
Mail bi-weekly. Population about 25,
Allan William, blacksmith
Lynas Joseph, weaver
McKelvie James, boot and shoe maker
Oakes James, hotelkeeper
Scott Robert, postmaster, merchant
Williams George, pumpmaker
OUTR A M-—A farming settlement in the
township of Brant, county of Bruce, Dis-
tant from Seaforth, astation of the Grand
Trunk railway, 52 miles, fare $2.50, Mail
bi-weekly. Population about 150.
Adolphe Henry, framer
Armstrong Adam, blacksmith
Bartleman Peter, farmer
Brown Mrs. John, weaver
Connors John, farmer
Cross Robert, farmer
Elliott David, farmer
Elliott Henry, farmer
Evans Samuel, farmer
Ort-OwE
Evlech —, saw mill
Jackson John, farmer
Kansas Herman, farmer
Lamont George B., farmer
Lamont George D., farmer
Leggat James, farmer
Leggat Thomas, farmer
Leggat William, farmer and saw mill
McCarrol Hugh, farmer
McIntosh Donald, teacher
Rolston rev. D. D., New Connexion me-
thodist
Smith David, postmaster, farmer
Smith Johnston, J.P., farmer
Strang Peter, farmer
Williams Charles, farmer
Williams John, farmer
Willoughby Nicholas, farmer
OVERTON—A small village in the
township of Camden, county of Lennox
and Addington. Distant from Napanee,
the county town and a station of the
Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, Mail bi-
weekly. Population about 60,
Asseltine John, farmer
Denison John, farmer
Falen John, farmer
Fox George W., farmer
Fox Stephen D., postmaster
Fox Robert W., farmer
Fraser Peter, farmer
Lockhead Matthew, farmer
Meeks Joel, farmer
Sweet John, blacksmith
Thomson Levi, farmer
Walker James, farmer
*OWEN SOUND-—The largest town in
the northern part of the Provinee, situ-
ated on the south side of Georgian Bay, at
the mouth of the Sydenham and head of
Owen Sound rivers, township of Syden=
ham, county of Grey. It is the county
town gnd incorporated. The Sydenham
river®affords good water privileges. A
mumber of manufactories are erected on
it. In the town there are three large
foundries, besides other works which add
much to its importance, A considerable
tiade is done in the shipment of grain
andtimber, Montreal Telegraph Co, has
an oflice here. During the summer a
scamer plies daily to Meaford and Col-
ligwood, connecting with the Northern
railway for Toronto, Another steamer
runs tri-weekly to Colpoy’s Bay and inter-
mediate ports. The town is likely to have
railway communication ina few years,
either by the carrying out of the original
plan of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce rail-
way, which is now being built to Arthur,
or by the extension of the Northern rail-
way from Collingwood, Daily stages run
to and from Meaford, Collingwood, Dur-
ham, Mount Forest, Fergus and Guelph,
Distant trom Collingwood, the terminus
ofthe Northern railway, 45 miles, fare $2;
from Alma, a station of the Wellington,
Grey and Bruce railway, 65 miles, fare
$4; from Toronto 139 miles, Mail daily.
Population about 3000, Valne of assessed
real property in 1870, $561,207.
Adams Adam, laborer
Adams Richard, laborer
Adams William F., photographer, Pou-
lett st
Adams William M., laborer, Hill st
ADVERTISER (THE), weekly, annual
subscription $1.50; James H. Little,
proprietor and printer, Union st
Ady Caleb, laborer
Agnew William, carpenter, Eliza st
Allen Benjamin, dry goods, Union st
Allison Matthew, bds at Coulson’s,
Poulett st
Amer George A., constable, Garafraxa
road, h Scrope st
* Formerly called Sydenham.
‘Owen Sovunp.
Ancorn John, laborer, Staveley st
Anderson Charles, trader
Anderson George, carpenter, Bay st
Anderson William, of Tucker & An-
derson, Poulett st
Andrew David, waggonmaker, Boyd st
Andrew James, mariner, Boyd st
Andrew John, clerk, Boyd st
Andrews Milo, laborer
Armour Thomas, bar tender
Armstrong W.,, clerk of the peace, Bay
st
Armstrong William C.,,
William st
Arnott Mrs., wid, Scrope st
Atkins Thomas, contractor, Hill st
Aylsworth rev. Isaac B., M.D, Wes-
leyan, Scrope st
Barday Matthew, carpenter, Murdoch st
Barnes Samuel, laborer, Marsh st
Barnhart Charles E., M.D., Poulett st
Barnhart John, M.D., Poulett st, h Bay
st
Barrat Mrs. Sarah, wid, Water st
Beattie Andrew, yeoman
Beatty Michael, pensioner, Scrope st
Beith Mrs. Elizabeth, wid, West st
Bell John, tailor, Murdoch st
Bellrose George, laborer, Water st
Bellrose Jacob, laborer, Water st
Bellrose Michael, laborer, Murdoch st
Bellrose William, carpenter, Murdoch st
Bennett Mrs. Theresa, wid, Bay st
Berford Miss, Staveley st
Bezick John, Garafraxa road
Billings Wm., carpenter, Garafraxa road
Binns John, agent, Hill st
Birch Mrs., wid, Paterson st
Bishop E. W., harnessmaker, Poulett st
Bishop Mrs. KE. W., fancy goods, Poulett
st
Bissette Louis, carpenter
Black John, pattern maker, Union st, h
brickmaker,
West st is
Blackman William H., carpenter,
Newburn st
Blyth Alex., cabinetmaker, Bay st
Blyth George J., printer, Bay st
Blyth Mrs., wid, Lay shore
Blyth Robert, laborer, Hill st
Boak Charles, of Boak & Woods,
Poulett st
Boak & Woods, dry goods, Union st
Boardman Thomas, accountant, Hill st
Boddy James, school teacher
Bollard John, laborer, Murdoch st
Boucher Edward, fisherman, Bay shore
Boucher Francis, fisherman, French
village
Boyce Mrs , wid, Scrope st
Boyd James, carpenter, Murdoch st
Boyd John, storekeeper, Market sq
Bradbury Miss
Scrope st.
Branston William, laborer, West st
Breckenridge Robert, of Breckenridge
v& Wyllie, Charlotte st
BRECKENRIDGE & WYLLIE, auc-
tioneers and commission merchants,
general brokers in furniture, &c.,
Poulett st
Briggs Alfred, laborer, Poulett st
Briggs Edward, mason, Albert st
Broderick H. G., storekeeper, Poulett st
Broders Edward, mariner, Paynter st
Brodie George, adjutant 31st Batt. V.M.
Brokenster Wm., teamster, Douglas st
Brown Chas. R., carpenter, Murdoch st
Brown Ezra, J.P., Water st
Brown James, blacksmith, Poulett st
Brown Mrs., wid, Bay st
Brown Nathan, laborer, Market sq
Brown Oliver, carpenter, Paterson st
Wrown Oliver C., laborer
DOMINION 634 DIRECTORY.
Bryant Charles, laborer, Newburn st
Buchan James, trader, St Stephens st,
h West st
Burch John, printer
Butchart Andrew, tinsmith, Division st,
h Terrace st
BUTCHART GEORGE M., manu-
facturer of tin, copper and sheet iron
ware, wholesale and retail dealer
in stoves, house furnishings, &c.,
Poulett st
Bute John, blacksmith, Bay st
Buzze William, farmer, Hill st
Cameron Allan, M.D., Poulett st
Cameron Alex., carpenter, Poulett st
Cameron James B., deputy postmaster,
Scrope st
Cameron Neil, carpenter, Dease st
Cameron William, laborer
Campbell James, laborer
Campbell Samuel, laborer, Baring st
Campbell Wm., blacksmith, Union st
Campbell William, yeoman
Campbell William T., gaol turnkey,
Bay st
Carlill Robert T., cooper, Poulett st
Carr Edward, mariner
Carruthers John, carpenter, Poulett st
Cars John, bartender, Scrope st
Carson John, waggonmaker, Water st
Cathcart William H., carpenter,
Murdoch st
Caton James, storekeeper, Poulett st,
h Water st
Cattle George, of Parker & Cattle,
resides in Goderich
Cavers Thomas, carpenter, Poulett st
Chatwin & Comely, waggonmakers,
Poulett st
Chatwin Thomas G., of Chatwin &
Comely, Bay st
Chisholm John, trader, Poulett st, h Bay
st
Chisholm Thomas A., clerk, Poulett st
Christie David, founder, Stephens st
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO. OF
CANADA, G. J. Gale, agent, Poulett
st
Clark James, carpenter, Hill st
Clydesdale William, blacksmith, &c.,
Scrope st
Coates & Dunn, saddlers and harness-
makers, Poulett st
Coates John, of Coates & Dunn,
Poulett st
Cobean Robt., waggonmaker, Scrope st
Cobean Samuel, innkeeper, Bay st
Cockburn John, carpenter
Coleman Thomas, laborer, Water st
Collister George, laborer
Comely David, of Chatwin & Comely,
Poulett st
Mary A., teacher, | COMMERCIAL HOTEL, W. H. Davis’ | Dougal John, carpenter, Poulett st
sroprietor, cor Bay and Division sts
oOMET (THE) weekly, annual sub-
scription, $1.50; Owen Vandusen,
editor, proprietor and printer, Poulett
st
Connell Robert, brickmaker, Baring st
Cook Robert, engineer, Hill st
Corbet G., jun., of Heming & Corbet,
Poulett st
Corbet G., & Sons, founders, Union st
Corbet George, of G. Corbet & Sons,
West st
Corbet James, laborer, Poulett st
C->bet James, of G. Corbet & Sons,
Murdoch st
Corbet John, of G. Corbet & Sons,
Murdoch st
Costley James, laborer, Bay st
Coulson John P., hotelkeeper, Poulett st
Monstenmy, Abraham, laborer, Garafraxa
roa
[PRovinor o
Cousby Henry, confectioner, §
Cousby Jeremiah, decorates, Doug
st
Couture Joseph,
village
Coveney Edward, laborer, Serope st
Coventry James, carpenter, Poulett g
Jowie David, laborer, Bay st
Cowie George, clerk, Poulett gt
Cowper George C., of Ormiston & Co
Murdoch st fi;
Crane George, of G. Crane & Sop
Water st
CRANE GEORGE, jun,, of G, Crag
fisherman, Frege)
& Son, Water st
CRANE GEORGE, & SON, boot and
shoe makers and dealers, Poulett s
Crawford Robert, — jun, tanner
Murdoch st
Crawford Robert, sen., J.P., Serope g
Creasor David A.,, barrister, Poulet g
h Bay
Creasor John, jun.,
attorney, Hill st
Creasor & Morrison,
Poulett st
CREIGHTON DAVID, printer ay
publisher of the Times, Water st
Creighton George P., _ storekeep
Poulett st, h Marsh st
Creighton James, shoemaker
Creighton John, shoemaker, Poulet
Crichton Alexander, _ storekeepe
Scrope st
| Crispin James, clerk, Poulett st
Cross James, jun,, millwright, Newbu
st
Cross James, sen., sawyer, Dease st
Crowley Timothy, mariner, Douglas
Cruse William, waggonmaker, M
doch st
Cumming Mrs. Ann, wid, Newburnit,
West st
Cuthbert Barnabas, teamster, Poule
county cro
barriste
st
Dalton Mrs. Bridget, wid, Staveley st
Darragh John, turner, Hill st
Dass Robert, carpenter, Water st
Davis Andrew, innkeeper, Bay st
Davis George, saloonkeeper, Poulet
Davis John, teamster, Bay st
Davis John, teamster, Murdoch st
DAVIS WILMOT H., proprietor Com
mercial hotel, cor Bay and Divisid
sts
Dawson James, innkeeper, Poulet st
Dear Patrick, laborer, Hill st
Denoon Donald, innkeeper, Scrope st
Denoon George, weaver, Staveley st §
Desjardins Pierre, fisherman, Bay she
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Farley
Feathe
Feathe
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Fergui
Fessan
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Forbes
Forhan
Foster
Fox Ch
Fox He
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Frost A
Frost &
Frost Jc
Frost M
Fyfe Jat
Gale Ge
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Gilbert '
Gillespie
Gilson 5
st
Gimby
Poulet
Gladston
Glass Ja
Glass Th
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court,
Gordon |
Gordon \
Gould W
Grady Jc
Bay st
catholic
mant Jo
tier Joh
uthrie J
Hall Cha
h Hill st Hall John
Dobie David R., accountant, Poulet @iiy
Douglas James, deputy regi
Murdoch st
Douglas John, accountant, Pouletts
Douglas James, tailor, Poulettst
Dowsley Thomas B., waggonmai
Scrope st
Doyle Richard J., insurance 4
Poulett st, h Hill st
Hi
Duncan Mrs. Margaret, wid, Westit arrison Jj
arrison \
arrison M
Harrison §
Harrison V
Harvey Wi
Harwood J
toad
Hatton Jol
Hatton Ro
Toad
Durham Isaac, engineer, Water st
Dunn Edwin, ship owner
Dunn Paul, bailiff, Water st
Dunn William, carpenter, Marshst
Dunn William, of Coates & Du
Waiter st
Dunn William, saddler, Pouletts
Durie David, yeoman, off (Gari
road
Dwyer John, laborer, Douglas st
Edgar Robert, bartender, Murdoth
Edwards Hezekiah, printer, Frott
arkley R
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Harrison J
Healey Mic
eehing W4
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confectioner, Scrope 9
Fmes George, laborer, Hill st
ah, decorator, Dougl
Farley Fergus, laborer, Poulett st
Farley Patrick, tailor, Hill st
Feather Abraham, teamster, Poulett st
Feather Eleazer, laborer, Poulett st
Feney Mrs., wid, Hill st
Ferguson Edward, Poulett st
Fessant Stephen, baker, Murdoch st
Flannery Mrs. Maria, grocery, Hill st
Flood Martin, laborer, Cathcart st
Forbes Moses, laborer, Poulett st
Forhan Michael, jeweller, Poulett st
Foster George, carpenter, Baring st
Fox Charles, plasterer, Water st
ph, fisherman, Frenel
rd, laborer, Scrope st
18, carpenter, Poulett st
laborer, Bay st
clerk, Poulett st
e ©., of Ormiston & Co,
, of G, Crane & Son
RGE, jun., of G, Cran
ar st . Fox Henry, plasterer, Hill st
IRGE, & SON, boot an Francis John G., postmaster, Murdoch
; and dealers, Poulettst st
Robert, jun, tannem@’ Prank John, carpenter, Poulett st
Fraser Matthew, mason, Poulett st
Fraser Mrs., wid, Bay st
Frizzell Jas., boots and shoes, Poulett st
Frost Alfred, solicitor, Poulett st
Frost & Hilbourn, tanners, Frost st
Frost John W., storekeeper, Poulett st
Frost Mrs. Mary, wid
Fyfe James, weaver, Garafraxa road
Gale George James, auctioneer, official
assignee, general agent, Poulett st
Gardner Wm, C., carpenter, Water st
h Marsh st (Gaskell Thomas, mariner, Newburn st
mes, shoemaker Geary Thomas, cabinetmaker, Staveley
yhn, shoemaker, Poulet st
Alexander, — storekeepegil Gilbert William, laborer, William st
Gillespie John, butcher, Scrope st
Gilson Michael, harnessmaker, Poulett
vert, sen., J.P, Serope a
1 A., barrister, Poulett s
n, jun., county cro
ill st
Morrison, _ barriste
Y DAVID, printer an
f the Times, Water st
George P., storekeep
28, clerk, Poulett st
jun, millwright, Newbu st
Gimby Charles, boots and shoes,
, sen., Sawyer, Dease st Poulett st
nothy, mariner, Douglas SMB Gladstone Robert, laborer
liam, waggonmaker, i Glass James, laborer, Stephens st
Glass Thomas, laborer, Newburn st
Gordon Thomas, coroner, clerk Division
court, town clerk, Union st
Gordon William, laborer
Gordon William, printer, Union st
Gould William J., moulder, Cathcart st
(irady John, laborer, Poulett st
Graham Allen, laborer
Graham John, laborer
Graham Mrs, Mabel, wid, Union st
Graham William J., revenue inspector,
Bay st ‘
Granotier rev, Francois Xavier, R.
catholic, Garafraxa st
itant John, brickmaker
Greer Alexander, laborer, Bay st
Greer Mrs. wid, Water st
Grier John, mason, Bay st
ithrie John, stage driver, Poulett st
all Charles, shoemaker, Poulett st
all John, laborer
Hall William K., cabinetmaker, Poulett
st
Hamilton James, shoemaker
Handy James, teamster, Scrope st
Maner William, plasterer, Bay st
anlin James, laborer, Bay st
aah Samuel, carpenter, Boyd st
if ‘ley Robert, mariner, West st
purrison John, lumber merchant, West
st, off Victoria st
Harrison John, jun., miller, Albert st
arrison Miss Sarah, Frost st
Harrison Mrs, wid, Albert st
Harrison Samuel G., laborer, Marsh st
Harrison William, miller, Albert st
Harvey William B., teacher
ie John, yeoman, off Garafraxa
Patton John, yeoman, Garafraxa road
Pert Robert, innkeeper, Garafraxa
‘s. Ann, wid, Newburnit,
rnabas, teamster, Poule
Bridget, wid, Staveley #
n, turner, Hill st
carpenter, Water st
pw, innkeeper, Bay st
e, saloonkeeper, Poulett
teamster, Bay st
teamster, Murdoch st
LMOT H., proprietor Co
tel, cor Bay and Divisi
es, innkeeper, Poulett st
, laborer, Hill st
ald, innkeeper, Scrope it
rge, weaver, Staveley st §
ierre, fisherman, Bay sho
R., accountant, Poulett
, carpenter, Poulett st
ames, deputy regi
t
n, accountant, Poulett st
es, tailor, Poulett st
omas B., waggoume
ard J., insurance 8
h Hill st
” Margaret, wid, Westél
nc, engineer, Waterst
h, ship owner
bailiff, Water st
hm, carpenter, Mars Ly
iam, of Coates & Du
hm, saddler, Poulet st
i
id, yeoman, 0
h, laborer, Douglas st
rt, bartender, Mur .
bzekiah, printer, Froo!
Healey Michael, innkee er, Poulett st
peming Walter, clerk, Water st
DOMINION 635 DIRECTORY.
_—
HEMING & CORBET, importers of and
dealers in shelf and heavy hardware,
Union st
Heming H. P., of Heming & Corbet,
west of river
Henderson Henry G., merchant, Poulett
st, h Water st
Herbert Henry, plasterer, Bay st
Hetherington John, laborer, Hill st
Hewson James, laborer
Hewetf Wm, W., laborer, Murdoch st
Hewitt James, carpenter, Murdoch st
Hill Richard, mariner, Baker st
Hill Richard H,, stationer, Union st, h
Bond st
Hillis John, cooper, Murdoch st
Hinds Jas., laborer, off Garafraxa road
Hinds John, yeoman, off Garafraxa road
Hind Thomas M., yeoman, off Garafraxa |
road
Holmes Charles, yeoman, Garafraxa |
road
Holmes Edmund, farmer, Poulett st
aphry Robert, yeoman, off Garafraxa
row
Holmes William, yeoman, off Garafraxa
road
Hopkins Benjamin, butcher, Poulett st
Hopkins John, shoemaker, Scrope st
Hopkins Joseph, innkeeper, Scrope ‘st
Hopkins Ths., shoemaker, Murdoch st
Horn Andrew, cabinetmaker, West st
Howell Charles, carpenter, Staveley st
Howell George, printer, Poulett st
Howitt George, tailor, Murdoch st
Hunter John, Baker st
Hunter John, Garafraxa road
Husband James, laborer
Hutchins Samuel, accountant, Boyd st
Inglis Peter, clerk county cougt, regis-
trar Surrogate court
Innis Edward, bds at Redfern’s, Poulett
st
Ireland William, laborer, Poulett st
Irvine Edward, yeoman, off Garafraxa
road
Izzard Dennis, Scrope st
Jack Miss Susan, watchmaker, Poulett
8t
Jackman 'Thos., carpenter, Princess st
Jackson James, laborer, Water st
Jackson Peter, carpenter, Baring st
Jamieson David, laborer, Hill st
Jay Edward, foundryman, Scrope st
Johnson Christopher, laborer, Water st
Johnson James, hotelkeeper, Poulett st
Johnson James, pearl ash maker, Water
st
Johnson Thos.,waggonmaker, Scrope st
Johnson William, barrister, Poulett st,
h Murdoch st
Johns John, bandmaster 3lst batt. V.M.
Johnston William J., mariner, Bay st
Jones Benjamin, clerk, Poulett st
Jones Chs., fisherman, French village
Kellogg Mrs., wid, Scrope st
Kemp Edward L., yeoman, off Gara-
fraxa road
Kennedy Alexander, of W. Kennedy &
Sons, Poulett st
Kennedy H. & T., traders, Garafraxa
road
Kennedy Henry, of H. & T. Kennedy,
Garafraxa road
Kennedy John, of W. Kennedy & Sons,
Murdoch st
Kennedy Matthew, of W. Kennedy &
Sons, Union st
Kennedy Thomas, of H. & T. Kennedy,
Garafraxa road
Kennedy Thomas, of W. Keraedy &
Sons, Poulett st
Kennedy William, of W. Kennedy &
Sons, Poulett st |
OwEN Sounp,
Kennedy Daniel, laborer, Poulett st
KENNEDY WILLIAM, & SONS,
manufacturers of machinery, &c.,
Poulett st. See Adv
Kilgore Robert, clerk, Poulett st
KOUGH WILLIAM, importer of and
dealer in metals and hardware,
Poulett st, h Bay st
Lane Samuel J, of Lane & Stephens,
Poulett st
LANE & STEPHENS, barristers, Pou-
lett st
Lang A.B., of Lang Brothers,Poulett st
LANG BROTHERS, druggists, Poulett
st
Lang George J. B., of Lang Brothers,
Poulett st
Lang Thomas Davidson, M.D,
Lavallee John, fisherman, Bay shore
Lawson Mrs, Elizabeth, boarding house,
Buy st
Leask John, waggonmaker, Poulett st
Lenox Wilson, shoemaker, Murdoch st
LEPAN FREDERICK, county trea-
surer, Baker st
Leslie Alexander, teamster, Scrope st
Leslie John, laborer, Bay st
Lethbridge Allan, mason, William st
Lethbridge Charles, mason
Lethbridge Henry, mason
Lethbridge Robert, rhason
Lethbridge Robert, jun., mason, William
st
Lillie Joseph, teller Merchants bank,
Union st
Lister Chs, J., Elder disciples, Hill st
Little James, teamster
LITTLE JAMES H., printer and pub-
lisher of the Advertiser, Poulett st
Little John, printer, Poulett st
Lochead Robert, mariner, Poulett st
Lunn Thomas, registrar of deeds,
Poulett st
Luscombe William 0O.,
Poulett st
Lyons Elijah, laborer, Scrope st
Lyons John, yeoman, Garafraxa road
Macaulay Matthew, laborer, West st
Macdonald Felix, weaver, Scrope st
Mackenzie Alexander, laborer, Char-
lotte st
Mackenzie K., waggonmaker, Bay st
Macpherson Duncan, laborer
Macpherson Henry, county judge, Bay
st
McCallum Angus, teamster, off Gara-
fraxa road
McCallum Archibald, laborer
McCann Matthew, tailor, Water st
McClay Mrs. Sarah, wid, Murdoch st
McClean Brothers, storekeepers, Poulett
st
McClean David, teamster, Bay st
McClean John A., teamster, West st
McClean Samuel, of McClean Brothers,
Poulett st
McClean William, of McClean Brothers,
Poulett st
McCracken William, teamster, Scrope st
McDougall David, teamster, Marsh st
McDougall John, mariner, Bay st
McDowell Thomas, contractor, Gara-
fraxa road
McEvoy William, Bay st
McFaden John, carpenter, Bay st
McFAYDEN CHAS., B.A.,_ barrister,
cor Union and Scrope sts, h High st
McFee Alex., weaver, Garafraxa road
McFee Malcolm, laborer, Garafraxa road
McGauley Daniel, miller, Poulett st
McGauley James, laborer, Boyd st
McGeary John, laborer, Garafraxa road
McGeary Walter, blacksmith, Poulett st
storekeeper,
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McGillivray William,
Poulett st
MclIlray James, yeoman, Murdoch st
McInnis John, millwright
McIntosh Zina, fanning mill maker,
Douglas st
McIntyre AlexanderS.,, tailor, Poulett st
McKay Donald, yeoman, off Garafraxa
road
McKay George, carpenter, Union st
McKay Jas., laborer, off Garafraxa road
McKay Wm., yeoman, off Garafraxa road
McKee rev. William, Baptist, Union st
McKenzie Alexander. “ariner, off Gara-
fraxa road
McKerroll James, shoemaker, Bay st
McKim Joshua, clerk, Scrope st
McKinnon Donald J., teacher, Baker st
McLaren James, carpenter, Dease st
McLean John, Princess st
McLean John, painter, Scrope st
McLeod Roderick, carpenter, Water st
McMillan Miss Mary Jane, milliner,
Poulett st
MeMurchy Archibald,
Scrope st
McMurchy Duncan, printer
McMurchy Robert, carpenter, Poulett st,
McNab Alexander, carpenter, Scrope st
McNab Miss Flora Ann, Union st
McNab James, inariner
McQuilkin Neil, school teacher, Poulett
photographer,
cabinetmaker,
McWilliams John, carpenter, Scrope st
Maidment Charles, boilermaker, Bay st
Maitland Thos., contractor, Princess st
Malcolm Robert, mason, off Garafraxa
road
Malcolm Samuel, laborer, Boyd st
Mallard Thomas, carpenter, Paynter st
Malone Henry, hrewer, Market sq
Manarey Joseph, painter, Water st
Manders Richard, yeoman, Garafraxa
road
Manders Wm., marblecutter, Poulett st
Manley Henry, M.D.
Manley Henry, jun., clerk
Manley John W., machinist, Boyd st
Markle John, hotelkeeper, Poulett st
Marshall Henry J., carpenter, Water st
Marshall John, confectioner, Poulett st
Mathews Miss Mary, Douglas st
MAUGHAN JOSEPH, sheriff county of
Grey, west of river
May Mrs., wid, Water st
MEIR G. & J., dealers in groceries,
fish, provisions, fruit, &c., Poulett st
Meir George, of G. & J. Meir, Poulett st
Meir Joseph, of G. & J. Meir, Poulett st
Mepham William, blacksmith, Bay st
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA,
J. Pottenger agent, Union st
Middleborough John, mason, Garafraxa
road
Miller George, waggonmaker, Scrope st
Miller George S., forwarder, Marsh st
Miller Henry C., painter, Eliza st
Miller James, cabinetmaker, Bay st
Miller James C., clerk, Scrope st
Miller John, cooper, Garafraxa road
Miller John, gaoler, Bay st
Miller John, storekeeper, Union st, h
Bay st
Miller Miss, dressmaker, Poulett st
Miller Robert, waggonmaker, Serope st
Miller Thomas B., forwarder, Marsh st
Miller William, J.P., mayor, Bay st
Miller William, painter, Boyd st
Mills John, high constable, Spring st
Mitchell Michael, tanner, Newburn st
Mitchell Robert, of Z. & R. Mitchell,
Poulett st
Mitchell Zachariah, of Z. & R. Mitchell,
1POTTENGER J.,
Poulett st
Mitchell Z. & R., grocers, Poulett st
Moe Husted, mariner, Marsh st
Moffett John 8., M.D., Hill st
Moloch Francis, laborer, Water st
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH
Edward Todd, agent, Poulett st
CO.,
Moore Charles H., deputy sheriff, west |
of river
Moore Edward, bricklayer, Hill st
Moore John, yeoman, Garafraxa road
Moore Zenas, carpenter, Stepheas st
Morgan William, teamster, Staveley st
Morrison rev. Duncan, Presbyterian,
Union st
Muir Mrs., wid, Scrope st :
Mulholland rey, Arthur H, R., rector St
George’s church, Hill st
Mundell Edward, yeoman, off Gara-
fraxa road
Munro David, blacksmith, Boyd st
Murray James, yeoman, Garafraxa road
Mutort Angus, laborer
Myers William, mariner, Water st
Neving David, of T. & D. Neving,
Scrope st
Neving T. & D., butchers, Scrope st
Neving Thomas, of T. & D. Neving,
Scrope st
Newcombe George L., clerk
Notter James, clerk, Poulett st
Notter Richard, grocer, Poulett st
Nowlan Hastings, printer, Brook
Oatt James, carpenter, Hill st
Ogilvie John, bds at Markle’s, Poulett st
OLIPHANT ALEXANDER M., book-
seller, stationer and bookbinder,
Poulett st
Ollerenshan Thomas, grocer, Poulett st
Ormiston & Co., storekeepers, Poulett st
Ormiston John, of Ormiston & Co.,
Bay st
Ormiston Lockhart, yeoman
Ormiston William, yeoman
Packham George, bandmaster
Park James, grocer, Scrope st
Parke Simon, grocer, Union st
Parker & Cattle, druggists, Poulett st
Parker A. J., of Parker & Cattle,
Union st
Partridge John, blacksmith, Murdoch st
Paterson Robert, J.P., Scrope st
Patterson Edward, laborer, Scrope st
Patterson James, laborer, Murdoch st
Patterson W. John, shoemaker, Poulett
st
Payette Alexander, teamster, Bay st
Paynter Charles, jun., cooper, Water st
Paynter Charies, stn., Paynter st
Paynter William, cooper, High st
Pearson John, mariner, West st
Pengilly William, tailor, bay st
Plant Fred., cabinetmaker, Poulett st
Plant Henry, painter
Platt John A., clerk
Platt Samuel
Popham Edwin, carpenter, Poulett st
Porter William M., laborer, Water si
POST OFFICE, John G. Francis, post-
master, Scrope st
agent Merchants
Bank of Canada, Union st
Pratt Arthur, waggonmaker, Poulett st
Pratt Charles J., grocer, Pouiett st
Pratt William, grocer, Poulett st
Price George, dry goods, Poulett st, h
Baker st
Price William, teamster, Garaftaxa st
Quinn James, tanner, off Poulett st, h | Summer William C,, storekeep
Water st
Rae Robert S., tailor, Poulett st
Ramsay Joseph, blacksmith, Poulett st
Rankin Charles, surveyor, West st
Rankin George, blacksmith, Bay st
Rankin William, blacksmith, Bay st
DOMINION 636 DIRECTORY.
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ONTARIO.
[PRovincr ov
ies
Redfern Edward, boarding house, Pou.
lett st
Redfern William, brickmaker, Sero st Hl
Reichtberg Henry, cooper, Murdoch s¢
Reid Francis, gardener, Scrope st
Reid George, shipwright, Poulett st 3
teilly John, sawyer, Bay st Spencer Geo
Revell John, plasterer, Murdoch st Spencer Geo
Rickard Peter, painter, Boyd st lett st_
Riddell John, brewer, Charlotte st Spencer Stey
tings Richard, laborer, Marsh gt Syencer Wa
Rings William, laborer, Scrope st Bay st
Roberts Richard, accountant, Bay st Spilker John
Robertson James J., solicitor Ponlett stg spugg Jon
Robertson W. Tate, mariner, Bay st Sproule Jose
Robinson H., & Co., general store, Poy)" Willia
lett st Stanford Fre
Robinson Henry, mason Staples Geor,
Robinson Henry, of H. Robinson & (oP 3 Jame
Water st tephens Ale
Robinson John, of H. Robinson & (o,.
Stephen st
Robinson Peter, mariner, Bay st
Robinson Peter, mariner, Pate
Robinson rev. Robert, Cong
Ist, off Poulett st
Rogerson James, clerk, Poulett st
Ross Alexander, contractor, Poulett st
Ross Andrew, storekeeper, Poulett st
Ross John, laborer, Union st
Ross Philip, teamster, Eliza st
Ross William, dry goods, Poulett st
Rossiter Reuben W,, fanning mill ma
West st
Rowland James, cabinetmaker
toy Philip, laborer, Water st
Russell James, brickmaker
Russell James, laborer
tutherford David, laborer, Poulett st
Rutherford David, waggonmaker, burg
doch st
Rutherford Henry W., mason, Union s¢
tutherford John, job printer, Poulett
st, h Serope st
Ryan Patrick, laborer, Douglas st
Sadler Robert, architect, Douglas st
Sanders Andrew, moulder, Poulett st
Scagel George, livery keeper, Scrope s
Scagel S. C., storekeeper, Union st
Scarff John, laborer, Murdoch st
Scott Latham, bds at Cobean’s, Bay sf
Scott rey. James, New Connexiot
methodist
Seott Thomas, J P., Stephen st
Scully Michael, clerk
Scurry Hiram T., barber, Stayely st
Seldon William, hotelkeeper, Divisions
Sellon Edward, carpenter .
Speers Jace
Union st
Speers Thor
Spencer Alf
Spencer Dav
Spencer Gee
STEPHENS
Poulett st
On st Stephens Hen
ona-fmmstenhens Joh
BBstepliens Joh
Murdoch st
Stephens John
Danie
David
Jas., |
‘toddart Robe
Mrang Hugh .
sudden Robert
Union st
Ritherland Mr:
utton Thomas
‘itton Thomas
wain Edward
word Robert,
James B
uistle John, la
Howas James |
“OM PSON Geor
Shaw Mrs. Jane, wid Thomas, toy stor ‘Yani 8
Poulett st ppson Jame
Simpson William C,, tailor | Hompson Jame
Sloan John, melodeon manufacture hMurdoch st
Division st
SMITH WILLIAM HENRY, captai
steamer Frances Smith, Ma t
Smith Hamilton, laborer, W:
Jompson John,
tion SL.50: Da
Smith James, laborer, Paterson st ba ‘sha ULC
Smith John, carpenter Albert y rn
Smith John, clerk, } f EDWAR
Smith John A., bor wid sh ntreal Teles
lett st ;
Smith John B., penter, West st
| Smith Lewis, storekeeper, Poul Joshua, b
Bay st ler Mrs. Ma
Smith Peter, laborer cart st ; arthen Mr
Smith Robert J., clerk, Boyd st potter Rict
Smoote Eli, laborer pe tet
st, h Front st an \ndet
| Snider George, J.P., M.P., W 1 Ri ‘; Poulet
Snooks James, plasterer, Bariig # ucker John, she
Sparrow Robert, laborer, Hill st t Jolin, she
Poulett
Speers Alexander, butcher,
Ker William, ¢
h Scrope st y st
QxTaRio. |
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Speers Jacob, butcher, Poulett st, h
Union st
§yeers Thomas, blacksmith, Serope st
Spencer Alfred J., clerk, Bay st_
Spencer David, cabiuetmaker, Water st
sencer George, accountant, Water st
encer George, agent
gencer George L., shingle maker, Pou-
1
Jett st
[Province op
oarding house, Pou-
rickmaker, Scrope st
cooper, Murdoch st
ner, Scrope st
right, Poulett st
r, Bay st
rer, Murdoch st
nter, Boyd st
er, Charlotte st
orer, Marsh st
yorer, Scrope st
ccountant, Bay st
., solicitor Poulett st
e, mariner, Bay st
., general store, Pou
Stephen, blacksmith, Scrope st
oy Walter, professor of music,
‘bay st aoe
Spilker John, potter, off Garafraxa road
Spragg John U,, accountant, Bay st
Sproule Joseph, innkeeper, U uion st
Spruy William, surveyor, I oul tt st
Stanford Fred. 'T., laborer, Princes st
staples George, carpenter, Baring st
‘ James, carpenter, Murdoch st
hens Alexander M., of A. M. Ste-
ens & Co., Princes st
STEPHENS A. M., & CO., hardware,
Poulett st i
Stephens Henry, tinsmith, Poulett st
Ktenhens John, accountant, Hill st
Sieplens Jolin J., of Lane & Stephens,
Murdoch st 7
Stephens John S,, clerk, Water st
tephens Robert K., Water st
Kteyhens William A., collector of cus-
toms, Water st
‘ephens William B., merchant, Pou-
lett st
rt Daniel, Garafraxa road
vart David, laborer, West st
‘ewart Jas., trader, West st, h Eliza st
ldart Robert, carpenter, Hill st
: Hugh J., teacher, Scrope st
jen Robert, blacksmith, Poulett st
ivan Michael, Scrope st
erland James, merchant, Stepuen st
rland John, grocer, Poulett st, h
Union st
‘land Mrs., wid, Murdoch st
1 Thomas, laborer, Murdoch st
‘itton Thomas, laborer, Stavely st
rain Edward, carpenter, West st
word Robert, trader, St Vincent st
James B., mariner, Water st
lor Henry, mariner, West st
lor Henry, tailor, Serope st
ylor John, laborer, Poulett st
lor Mrs., seamstress, Scrope st
‘lor Mes, Agnes, wid, off Garafraxa
1
istle John, laborer, Stephen st
liowas James C., school teacher
tonpson George L., carpenter, Gara-
nason
f H, Robinson & CoJ
* H. Robinson & Co,
ariner, Bay st
ariner, Paterson 3
bert, Congr
st
‘lerk, Poulett st
‘contractor, Poulett st
rekeeper, Poulet st
r, Union st
ster, Eliza st
- goods, Poulett st
’ fanning millma ,
‘abinetmaker
ap, Water st
rickmaker
borer
. laborer, Poulett st
, waggonmaker, Murg
W., mason, Union sé
, job printer, Poulett
sorer, Douglas st
chitect, Douglas st
moulder, Poulet st
very keeper, Serope sf
rekeeper, Union st
rer, Murdoch st
Hs at Cobean’s, Bay sf
es, New Conneviol
>. Stephen st
lerk
barber, Stavely st
otelkeeper, Divisions
larpenter b
stony Waxa $
vd Tho 2, toy stor
vid The ’ lompson James, gunsmith, Bay st
hompson James H., barber, Poulett st
‘ ailor er hk +y NE er, }
C., tailo hMurdoch st
nanufacturenae . 7
odeon 1 tompson John, carpenter, Stavely st
ep aaraizffimompson Thomas, carpenter, Bay st
M HENRY, captol@liives opie ), weekly, annual subscrip-
s Smith, M , tion $1.50; David Creighton, editor,
laborer, West 5° rietor and printer, Poulett st
yer, Patersol bey Jam cer, Poulett st
‘ jert
ne A.tbel EDWARD, stationer and agent
' \ il Telegraph Co., Poulett st, h
= West f , Will
Dy J08 butcher, Serope st
Cx er Mrs. Mary, wid, Catheart st
: tthen Mrs, Maria,wid, Hill st
." rk, Boyd st ter R baker, Poulett st
otter is, dentist, Poulett st
m, moulder, Boyd st
\nderson, confectioners and
, Poulett st
tr John, shoemaker, Division st
et John, shoemaker, Princes st
William, of Tucker & Anderson,
DAY st
Ui, storekee}!
P.M PW
Baring st
Moret, Hill st
horer, Hills
bg arith Poulett
DOMINION 637 DIRECTORY.
Vandusen Frederick, foreman of the
Comet, Poulett st
VANDUSEN OWEN, editor and pro-
prietor of the Comet, Poulett st
Vanvyck Robert, laborer, Bay st
Vick John R., watchmaker, Poulett st
Vickers Thomas, Poulett st
Walker James, jun., brickmaker, Bar-
ing st
Walker James R., blacksmith, Eliza st
Walmsley James, carpenter, Hill st
Walmsley James, tanner, Murdoch st
Ward Wiliam, brickmaker, Poulett st
Watson George, bds at Mrs. Watter’s,
Scrope st
Watters Mrs. Agnes, boarding house,
Scrope st
Webster Keith, shoemaker
White James, sen., yeoman
| Whittet Alexander, mason, Douglas st
Wightman Robert, druggist, Poulett st
Wilkes Charles R., accountant, High st
Wilkes Mrs., wid, Poulett st
WILKES F.8., wharfinger
Wilkinson William, saloon
Union st
Wilcox Buell, cabinetmaker, Boyd st
Williams David, mason, Garafraxa road
Williams George, dry goods, Poulett st
Williams John, carpenter, Bay st
Williams Thomas, marblecutter, bds at
Seldon’s, Water st
Williams & Wilkinson, marble works,
Union st
Williamson
doch st
| Wilson David, carpenter, Union st
Wilson Isaac, laborer, Water st
Wilson James, innkeeper, Union st
Wilson John, innkeeper, Scrope st
Wilson & McGeary, blacksmiths, Pou-
lett st
Wilson Mrs. Dora, wid, Stephens st
keeper,
Zenas, machinist, Mur-
Boyd st
Wilson William, laborer
Winn Francis, carpenter, Water st
Winterbotham Benjamin, cabinetmaker
Winter James, mariner, \Vest st
Wolfe William, clerk, Serope st
Wood H. ©., shipwright, Paynter st
Woolrich Mrs., wid, Water st
Woods James, of Boak & vods, Pou-
| lett st
| Woods William, lumberman, Garafraxa
road
Woodside J. 1f., machinist, Serope st
| Woodside Thomas, machinist, Scrope st
| Wray Thomas, carpenter, Scrope st
Wright Miss Mary Jaue, Bay st
Wright Robert, carpenter, Boyd st
Wyllie Robertyof Breckenridge & Wyllie,
Water st
Young Alexander, yeoman, off Gara-
| fraxa road
| Young David, carpenter, ITill st
| Young George, yeoman, off Garafraxa
| road
| Young James, yeoman
| Young W., yeoman, off Garafraxa road
OXEN DEN-—A village in the township ¢ {|
Keppel, county of Grey. A steamermakes
tri-weekly trips between here and Owen
Sound in summer, Distant from Owen
Sound by land 17 miles, fare 75e,; by water
28 miles, fare 62s¢c.; from Collingwood,
the terminus of the Northern railway, 97
miles, fare $2.75. Mail tri-weekly, Pop-
ulation about 150.
Arnold Richard, farmer and tanner
Atkey H., carpenter
Atkey James, farmer
Baldwin Thomas, farmer
Benwell John P., miller
Wilson Walter, of Wilson & McGeary, |
Owr-Oxr
Briggs W. R., farmer
Brooks William, carpenter
Collins Jeremiah, farmer
Dinsmore David, storekeeper
Ely H.R. A., farmer
Guilfoil —, of Stanley & Guilfoil
Johnston —, farmer
Lewis John, shoemaker
Mallard D. J., carpenter
Marseilles William, M.D.
Mitchell Robert, tavernkeeper
Pettman Thomas, reeve, mill owner
Scott John W., farmer
Simms W. W., farmer
Stanley G, M., of Stanley & Guilfoil, post-
master
Stanley & Guilfoil, storekeepers
Turner John, shoemaker
Trout Jona E., farmer ant
Wybourn William, farmer
niller
* OX FOR D—A village in the townshi
ot Colchester, county of Essex.
steamer mukes irl-weekly trips between
hereand Windsor, Distant from Windsor
80 miles, fare 31. Mai! daily. Popu-
lation about ldv.
Aikman David, farmer
| Baldwin Miss Ellen, school teacher
Bell Charles, farmer and whartinger
Bell James, farmer, superintendent
school, and clerk 4th Division court
Duff William, farmer
Goodyear Thomas, carpenter
Hall John, weaver
Hawkins Thomas, M.D.
Hoffman Rudolph, farmer
Howie James, farmer
McLean Thomas, blacksmith
| McLaughlin William, saw and grist
mill owner
| McManamy Robert, carpenter
Morian Felix, postmaster, grocer, shoe
stort
| Pardoe Rich., bailiff 4th Division court
Russell Hugh innkeeper
Sabir i& Mears, mill owners
| OXFORD CENTRE-—A small village
on the old stuge road, township of East
Oxtord, county of Oxford, of which it is
the municipal seat, Distant from Wood-
tock, the county town and a station of
the Great Western railway, 6miles, f-om
London 34 miles, Mail twice a week.
Population about 50.
Biggins John, farmer
| Birtch Wentworth, farmer
| Blatchford Thomas, fariaer
Brown Charles, farmer
Brown Thomas, farmer
| Canfield Austin, farmer
Canfield Orra, farmer
Canfield Sandford, farmer
| Clendenen Coleman A., farmer
Davidson Andrew, farmer
Dunphy James, school teacher
Ede George, farmer
| Ede John, farmer
Frezelle Samuel, farmer
Garbutt Win., J.P., postmaster, farmer
} Green Allen, farmer .
Green George, farmer
Green John, farmer
| Groat Oran, waggonmaker
Haylow James, blacksmith
Hider Peter, { ier
Huggart Robert, farmer
Lamon G, W,, farmer
Lemon William, reeve, farmer
Lund James, farmer
Mabee John, constable, farmer
Park James, farmer
Parkins Philip, farmer
Schooley Nelson, innkeeper
* The post otice is called Oxley
i
j
Oxr-Patr
Sutherland George, farmer
Travis John, farmer
Vrooman John, farmer
Vrooman William, farmer
Wood Eliphat G., farmer
OXFORD MILLS—A flourishixg vil-
lage on the south branch of the river
Rideau, township of Oxford, north riding
of the county ot Grenville. It possesses
rood water power and is the centre of a
district celebrated for the manufacture of
butter. Distant from Kemptville, a station
of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway,
4 miles, fare 25c.; from Prescott 20 miles,
trom Brockville 82 miles. Muil daily.
Population about 160.
Sosa
Anderson Henry, farmer
Anderson Thomas, shoemaker
Brooklebanks William, laborer
Buck George Stirtan, blacksmith
Buck Margaret, grocer
Christie John A., saw and shingle mill
Christy John, farmer
Conn John, school teacher
Davis George Henry, hotelkeeper
Davis John, hotelkeeper
DePencier Hannah
DePencier John Theodore, clerk
DeWinters William
Dyer Joseph
Edwards Joseph, carriagemaker
Fletcher James, shoemaker
GAIR MURDOCH, postmaster, trea-
surer for township of Oxford, general
merchant
Goodspeed rev. Joseph B., New Connex-
tion methodist
Grant Allan, farmer
Hanlan Michae!, farmer
Hurd Alonzo, blacksmith
Knox George, laborer
Lindsay John, blacksmith
Lindsay William, carriagemaker
Maclaray Michael, laborer
McClanaghan William John, farmer
McGee Archibald
Murphy Andrew, waggonmaker
Norton Samuel, farmer
Spry Samuel, carpenter
Stephens William Dean, carpenter
Tackberry Benjamin, framer
Tripp James, cooper
Waugh Richey, J.P., grist mill
Williams James, pork inspector
OXFORD STATION—A village in
the township of Oxtord, county of Gren-
ville. It is a station of the St Lawrence
and Ottawa railway. Montreal Telegraph
Co. has an office here. Distantfrom Pres-
cott, 17 miles, fare 55e.; from Ottawa 36
miles fare $1.25. Mail tri-weekly, Popu-
lation about 80.
IES FR POT gr
Black William John, farmer
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
Canning rev. William Thomas, Pres-
byterian
Claire James, tanksman
CLAIRE ROBERT KIRKWOOD, sta-
tion agent, telegraph operator
Gardner John, farmer
Gardner Robert, farmer
Holmes Andrew, postmaster,
keeper
Houston Alexander, section master
Johnstone James, shoemaker
Kilpatrick Mrs. Eliza, wid Matthew
Law William, farmer
McCammond James, farmer
McGinley Andrew, farmer
McGovern Owen, farmer
MecGrory Andrew, laborer
Maneely Hugh, carpenter
Martin Patrick, sectionman
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co., Robt.
Kirkwood Claire, operator
hotel-
DOMINION 638 DIRECTORY,
Norwood Thomas, laborer
Oakes Thomas, laborer
Sanderson George, farmer
Sanderson John, farmer
Whaley David, farmer
Whaley Mrs. Catherine, wid Thomas,
farmer
Woods Matthew, farmer
Woods Robert, farmer
PAISLEY--A village on the Saugeen
and Elora road, at the confluence of the
Teeswater and Saugeen rivers, and at the
corners of the townships of Greenock,
Elderslie, and Bruce, county of Bruce.
Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office
here, Distant from Southampton, 15
miles, fare 75c.; from Walkerton, the
county town, 16 miles, fare 75c.; from
Goderich, the northern terminus of the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles, fare
$2.75. Mail daily. Population about
1000.
Allardice Joseph, teamster
Anstead William, brickmaker
Bain Hugh, shoemaker
Baird John, M.D.
Balbeck Henry, contractor
Barber James, waggonmaker
Barrie James, shoemaker
Bates James, hotelkeeper
Bell T. J., school teacher
Bell Laughiin, yeoman
BISHOP JAMES M., editor, publisher
and proprietor Paisley Advocate
Blackburn John, miller
Bone James, tanner
Bowers James, carpenter
Bremner rev. George, Presbyterian
Briggs George, saddler
Brighty Thomas, yeoman
Brockie Archibald, of James Brockie &
Brother
Brockie James, of James Brockie &
Brother
Brockie James, & Brother, brewers
Bruce William C., dealer
Buchannan John, blacksmith
Butcher Thomas, laborer
Calder John, tanner
Campbell William,
Cordner rey. Robert, ch of England
Chambers George, shoemaker
Clark Thomas, butcher
Cochrane Mrs. Margaret, wid George
Colborne Alexander, saddler
Cruickshank Robert, teamster
Dando Charles, mason
Dick Robert, dealer
Drummond Archibald, ginger ale manu-
facturer
Eliis William, miller
Farr William, shoemaker
Fisher Duncan, grist and saw mill
Flood William, dealer
| Fraser George, yeoman
| Gilhuly Joseph, waggonmaker
Gilmour Robert, land surveyor
Goldie R., bookseller and statione:
Goldie Richard, printer
Hanna James
Hamilton William, plasterer
Hanna David
Hanna rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Harkness Riehard, tailor
Hay Robert ML, dealer
Head Thomas B., photographer
HILDRETH A. R., druggist and agent
Montreal Telegraph Co
Hill Audman, blacksmith
| Hoge William, bailiff
} Hornell William, baker
Hornell William R., stationer
i Innis William, machinist
| Irving James, jun., baker
WV
[Province 9
| Irving James, sen., carpenter
Irving John, dealer
Irving Robert, plasterer
| Irving Thomas, plasterer
Johnston Isaac, blacksmith
Johnson John, innkeeper
Johnston John J., blacksmith
Kelso John, stationer
Labron John, carpenter
Laidlaw James, of Laidlaw & Robinson
agricultural implement makers
McArthur John, blacksmith
McCalder Forbes, carpenter
McCallum Peter, auctioneer
McConnell James, pumpmaker
McConnel Robert, carpenter
McDonald Edward, laborer
McDonald Joseph, blacksmith
McDonald Alexander, laborer
McDougall Archibald, dealer
McGavin James, saddler
McGregor Duncan, blacksmith
McIntosh Peter, sawyer
McKay Robert, dealer
McKechnie Hugh, clerk
McKechnie John, shoemaker
McKechnie Neil, dealer
McLaren Peter, carpenter
McLaren Daniel, carpenter
McLaren Peter, M.D.
McLean rey, M. W., Presbyterian
McLeod Hugh, miller
MeMillan John, barrister
McMillan Malcoim, clerk
| McNamara Robert, tailor
| MeNcil rev. Donald, Baptist
Maher William, cabinetmaker
Malloch George W., attorney at law
Martin John, axe maker
Meadows William, carpenter
Menzies Alexander, tinsmith
Mills Benjamin, joiner
Mills William, carpenter
Mitchell Thomas, cooper
Mitchell William, plasterer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (C0, 4
R. Hildreth, agen
Madie Mrs, Christina, wid Douglas
| Murdoch J \., woollen factory
| Nichol Audrew, carpenter
| Ogg David D., gardener
| Orchard Simon
PAISLEY ADVOCATE
nual subseription,
Bishop, editor, propt \
Peters Alexander, cooy
| Pierce Thomas, carpenter
| Porteous & Co., dealers
Porteous Robert, of Porteous & Co.
Porter William, tavernkeeper
tae George, laborer
Rae James, yeoman
Rae Thomas, butcher
Ralston Colin, miller
Ralston John, miller
Rulston Peter, miller
Reid Henry, blacksmith '
Robinson Robt., of Laidlaw & Robinse
Reid Peter, tailor
Rowe Samuel T., yeoman
Saunders Bdward, clerk
| SAUNDERS JAMES, postmaster, com
mi n Queen's bench, conve
weekly, Alt
James M
printe
sioner
ancer, &¢
Scott Francis, tailor
Scott James, tailor
Seott John, photographet
Scott William, shoen
Sergison Joseph, shoemake!
I
Shannon Samuel, tinsmith
Shaw Malcolm, |! ubor
Sherwood Georg lealet
Sincl. y Donald, M,P.P., dealer
Laidlaw & Robinson, founders and
tlangett Jo
burTrOWSs Thon
burrows Willi
‘ ani unware
pelair Dani
penter
aclair Peter,
pelair Peter,
ith George.
bith William
te William,
tart William,
fuhart Geor
lentine Job
tlentine Dav
ince John
dshford Eli
fshford Jan
‘shford Wil
hittle Peter,
tight John,
qung Samuel
oung Thoma
sissipp
thecentre of
ind having
possesses a CK
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pieces of timt
for the Quebes
tre also exten:
Mont
here.
ind Ottawa ra
village, Dist
from Arnpric
miles, from |
Montreal 187
miles, Mail
0.
barber Peter,
bad George,
Bulton Georg
Bradley Thom
RUWN &
Montreal, an
hath, genera
Robert,
ameron Miss
makers
ANADIA?
Wright, aye
anton J. H.,
arswell Alla
HATTERT(
terton, pror
HATTERT(
terton hous¢
ITIZENS
UANADA,
lark Robert,
owan Jame
WOWAN WI
facturer
[PROVINCE ommmyraRtO. ]
+» Carpenter
nlair Daniel, township clerk, car-
er
nter
asterer mlair Peter, carpenter
lasterer pclair Peter, cooper
lacksmith ith George, of G. & W. Smith
nkeeper — pith William, dealer
, blacksmith te William, yeoman
ner rt William, teamster
‘penter hele Samuel, waggonmaker
f Laidlaw & Robinson
inson, founders and
plement makers
gison William, innkeeper
muhart George C., dealer
wentine John, clerk Division court
dlacksmith tlentine David, yeoman
, carpenter ince John
auctioneer
dshford Elijah, yeoman
dshford James, yeoman
dshford William, yeoman
hittle Peter, machinist
tight John, waggonmaker
ug Samuel, carpenter
ung Thomas, hotelkeeper
8, pumpmaker
, Carpenter
‘d, laborer
, blacksmith
nder, laborer
bald, dealer
saddler
n, blacksmith
awyer
AK ENHAWE—A flourishing village on
the Mississippi River, townshiy of Paken-
ealer ham, county of Lanark. It was founded
clerk by Andrew Dickson, Esy., and being in
shoemaker thecentre of a fine agricultural country,
5 smMaKer
ind having extensive water power,
possesses a considerable trade in flour,
sarpenter lumber, and produce, About 16,000
carpenter peces of timber pass through ic annually
LD. forthe Quebec market. Woollen goods
: srealso extensively manufactured at this
place, Montreal Telegraph Co. has an
dealer
jiller ofice here. A station of the Brockville
yarrister id Ottawa railway is contiguous to the
m. clerk Village, Distant from Almonte 9 miles,
; f awe Figs 1 aE AL
t. taablion fom Arnprior 9 miles, from Perth 46
ye niles, from Brockville 62 miles, from
uld, Baptist Montreal 187 miles, from Toronto 270
sabinetmaker miles, Mail daily. Population about
W., attorney at law oN.
maker
barber Peter, sawyer
nd George, carder
dulton George, tinsmith
Bradley Thomas, blacksmith
BROWN & SCOTT, Robert Brown,
Montreal, and David E. Scott, Paken-
, plasterer lain, general merchants
RLEGRAPH CO. Ag@putlangett John, shoemaker
ren Burns Robert, M.D.
tina, wid Douglas @iBurows Thomas, farmer
, woollen factory burrows William, farmer
carpenter ameron Misses Sarah & Lizzie, dress-
n, carpenter
er, tinsmith
oiner
rpenter
» Cooper
ardenet takers
ANADIAN EXPRESS CO., J. A.|
OCATR, weekly, anil Wright, event ;
tion, Sl; James MPanton J. H., evocer and saddler
proprietor and print arswell Allan, farmer
r, COOpe! HATTERTON HOUSE. S. D. Chat-
terton, proprietor
sarpentel peyad Wy eed LL
HATTERTON S, D.. proprietor Chat-
dealers
of Porteous & Co. terton house
tavernkeeper ITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO. OF
yrer CANADA, E. B. Gibson, agent
1an ark Robert, shoemaker ;
cher oWan James, tinsmith
piller UWAN WILLIAM, dealerin stoves |
iller me UC UnWare and bootand shoe manu-|
iiller facturer
‘ksmith - Toss (
of Laidlaw & Robins Ja ge, blacksmith
r ack William, shoemaker
, yeoma Javie Richard H., merchant tailor
“d, clerk kvitt Abraham, M.A., teacher Gram
MES, postmaster, com mar seh
Jueen’s bench, convey aaa ek Alexander, tailor
ickson Mrs, Klizabeth, wid Andrew
ilor Beet Stephen, farmer
oP Pickson William, hotelxeeper
ographet : “vale Alexander, blacksmith
hoowaaket q ANET ' JAMES W., importer and
shoemakel “eter in dry goods, groceries, hard-
I, tinsrith Mee, &¢
Deer , township treasurer and
be, dealer n agent
\P.P., dealer C.P., ch of England
|
|
DOMINION 639 DIRECTORY.
FOWLER ALEXANDER, M.D., post-
master, dealer in drugs, books, sta-
tionary, seeds and tobaccos
Francis Jonathan, lumber merchant
Gemmill John A., notary
Gibson Edward B., M.D., C.M., druggist,
agent Citizens
Canada
Graham Robert, wage onmaker
HARTNEY & ROBERTSON, dealers
in dry goods, hardware, groceries,
crockery, boots and shoes, &c.
Harvey Matthew, shoemaker
HILLIARD & DICKSON, lumber manu-
facturers and grist mill owners
Hilliard, Dickson & Lorimer, woollen
manufacturers
Kelly Simon, carpenter
Lavine rey. Dominick, R. catholic
Lorimer W, N., of Hilliard, Dickson &
Lorimer
Lowe John, farmer
Lynch Michael, cooper
McArthur Arthur, lumber merchant
McArthur Mrs, Rebecca, wid Arthur
McEwen Robert, saddler
McKillap Alex., of McKillap & Gordon
McKILLAP & GORDON, lumber ma-
nufacturers, furniture dealers, and
general merchants
McKim Uriah, farmer
McNichol Duncan, carpenter
Mann rev. Alexander, ch of Scotland
MARRIAGE — LICENSES,
Tait, issuer
Mayhew Misses
milliners, &c.
Mayne Robert H., baker
MONTREAL | TELEGRAPH
James A, Wright, agent
Neil Nicholas, cooper
O'Neil John, waggonmaker
PAKENHAM HOUSE, Samuel Tooley,
proprietor
Parker George, pork inspector, cooper
Pickup John W., M.D.
Pook George, carpenter
Quigly James, carpenter
Riddel John, carpenter
ROYCE BROTHERS, woollen manu- |
facturers
| Royce Charles, jun., of Royce Brothers
Royce Charles sen., carder
Royce I. B., of Royce Brothers
Seott Robert, clerk
Sliter Alonzo, school teaches
Smith Daniel, storekeeper
Smith John, carriagemaker
Smith William, storekeeper
Smith Roger, blacksmith
TAIT A. H., dealer in stoves anc
tinware
Tait Ralph, sawyer
TAIT WILLIAM, merchant tailor and
issuer of marriage licenses
Taylor Mrs, Patience, wid William
| Templeman William, tailor
William, Wesleyan
| Tomblin rev
TOOLEY
Insurance Co. of
William
Adeline & Sophia,
CO.,
\MUEL, proprietor Paken- | p
PaKx-PaR.
Buck Mrs. Julia, wid Philip
Burger James E., tavernkeeper
Burkholder Wesley, M.D.
Clubine Mrs. Jennett, wid Ezra
Curts rev, James, Episcopal methodist
Dearing Samuel, laborer
Dolmage Robert, storekeeper
Floyd William, fireman
Flynn Gilbert, shoemaker
Foster Joseph, blacksmith
Galligan Mrs, Maria
Gawthrop John, mechanic
Hagar Addison
Hagar William, farmer
Harris Henry, tailor
Land William, laborer
Lawrence Clinton P., of Jacob Law-
rence & Sons
Lawrence Jacob, of Jacob Lawrence &
Sons
Lawrence Jacob, & Sons, iron foundry
| Lawrence Walter A.,of Jacob Lawrence
& Sons
McCready Henry, Palermo house
Morse William, carpenter
Palermo house, Henry McCready, pro-
prietor
Peer Duncan, blacksmith
Robinson Thomas, moulder
Rowe Daniel, laborer
Smith Andrew, carpenter
Smith Robert, carpenter
Smith Caleb, farmer
Soules John, blacksmith
Stinson William, blacksmith
Street ~ seph, carpenter
Switzer Harvey M., postmaster
Teetzel William, farmer
Winchell Ezra
PANMURE—A small place in’ the
township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton,
Distant from Pakenham, a station of the
Brockville and Ottawa railway, 7 miles,
from Ottawa 35 miles, Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 100,
Bigford Henry, farmer
Boyle William, farmer
Checkley Charles, farmer
Coulton Francis, farmer
Divine Patrick, farmer
Green John, farmer
Green Thomas, farmer
Grainger William, farmer
Holmes Alexander, farmer
Hudson John, farmer
Hudson Matthew, farmer
| Lindsay Joseph, fariner
Lunney Edward, carmer
| MeDonald James, blacksmith
| Magrath Michael, farmer
1) Mantle James, farmer
Meehan Michael, ferrecr
Meehan Patrick, far:
Moorehouse John, farmet
| Moorehouse Joseph, farmer
| Nagle M. D., torekeeper and farm«
Oakley James, farmer
Ring James, postmaster and coopel
gr Joh l, cooper
a
ham house Ring Robert, farmer and carpe
enham N, J., photographe: Storey David, farmer
cware J. | cle Storey James, farmer
tIGH \MES A tation agent | Storey William, farmer
Brockville and Ottawa way and) Whalen Peter, farmer
| agent ui Nx Wilson Robert, farmer
J village in the tow i
7 tee nied Ha hs ' uP PARMA WM—A small villagein the town.
m tation of the Great West- hip of Hinchinbrooke, county of Fron-
aon | l5ce.: from Tor tenac. Distant om Kingston 37 mile 8
onto mil M il daily. Population far S7c, Mail bi-weekly, Population
al 1) ADOUE OU,
Bell mas, Wage |GRIFFITH JONN, postmaster, dry
Boo fart goods, grocer oOVisions, hardwart
Bower Charles, tailo
| Buck Anson, M.D.
JOHN, J.P., dry goods
HAMILTON
g provisions
rocert
c aidnae searenaal
a an
Er,
Paris.
Idle rev. William, Primitive methodist
‘STAGE HOUSE, John C. Vanalstine,
proprietor
‘SSWABRICK HENRY, hotelkeeper
VANALSTINE JOHN C., proprietor
Stage house
WARIS—An incorporated town in the
townships of Brantford and Dumfries,
county of Brant, picturesquely situated at
the confluence of Smith’s creek (or river
Nith) and Grand river. It is a town of
c nsiderable importance for its contiguity
to extensive beds of gypsum or plaster of
Paris, its immense water powers, its loca-
tion in the centre ofa rich fertile country
andits being the junction of two important
railways—the Great Western and the
Buffalo and Goderich braach of the Grand
Trunk, The town boasts of a number of
large manufactories, such as foundries,
rrist, flour and pete mills, knitting fie-
tries, and an oil refinery, which add much
to its wealth and prosperity. Paris is a
ort of entry. Montreal Telegraph Co.
1asan Office here. Distant from Brantford,
the county town, 7 miles, from Hamilton
380 miles, from London 55 miles, from
Toronto 68 miles, from Buffalo 84 miles,
from Goderich 76 miles, from Detroit 158
miles. Mail daily. Population about 38500,
Acres Jonathan W., principal Union
school
ADAMS & HACKLAND, manufac-
turers of shirts, drawers, hosiery,
yarns, &c.
Adams Peter, blacksmith and waggon-
maker
Adams William E., of Adams & Hack-
land
Ahrens Jacob H., pottery
Allan John, carpenter
Allan Henry, carpenter
ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSUHIPS,
(under contract with the Govern-
ment of Canada for the conveyance
of the Canadian and American mails,)
between Montreal, Quebec and Liver-
pool during summer navigation, and
between Portland, Me., and Liverpool
during winter navigation, head office,
Montreal. H. & A. Allan, agents.
See Adv page facing first cover
Allen John, of Brown, Dickson & Co.
Allworth rev. William H., Congrega-
tionalist
American Merchants Union Express Co.
W. Winter, agent
Anderson Daniel, J.P., farmer
Anderson John
Andrews Mrs. Ann, wid Joseph
Armstrong H., freight clerk G.W.R.
Armstrong Mrs, Sarah, wid Francis
Arnold Charles, nurseryman
Arnold John, nurseryman
Ashman Robert, bricklayer
Axton Edmund, jun., laborer
Axton Edmund, sen., carpenter
Baird A. H., agent Citizens’ Insurance
Co. of Canada
Baker John, shoemaker
Baker George C., U.S. consular agent
Baker Michael, cooper
Ball Henry, laborer
Baptie John, tailor
Barclay Robert, watchmaker
Barker James B., farmer
RATTY JAMES, proprietor Farmers
ytel and cattle yard ; good accommo-
dation for drovers, at station
Batty Thomas, of W. Batty & Son
Batty W., & Son, tinsmiths and stove
dealers
Batty William, of W. Batty & Son
Bauslaugh Henry A., lightning rods
Bawtinhimer rev. Henry, Wesleyan
Baxter George, laborer :
Beamer Jacob E., hair dresser
DOMINION 640 DIRECTORY.
[PRovince op
; ——————e
Beard Andrew H., clerk
Bears Wiliam, pedlar
Beck Joseph, miner
Beggs Mrs, Margaret, wid John
Bell George, baker
Bennett Austin M., grain buyer
Bennett Daniel, grain merchant
Benning Nicholas P., of Brown, Dickson
& Co,
Billett George, moulder
Birley Charles, groceries, &c.
Bobre John, laborer
Borland John
Bosworth Thomas N., town clerk and
treasurer
Boughton Levi, mason
Bovee & Walsh, jewellers
Bovee Frank E., of Bovee & Walsh
Bowes Bernard, switchman G.T.R.
Boyce Joseph
BRADFORD'S HOTEL, O. D. Bradford ,
proprietor
BRADFORD ORRIN D., proprietor
Bradford's hotel
Bradshaw Thomas, laborer
Bradwin Mrs. Ann
Briddle Patrick T., laborer
Broadwell Joel, butcher
Brockbank John, of P. Buckley & Co.
Brodie John, tanner
Brown David, cooper
Brown, Dickson & Co., tobacco factory
Brown Edmund, miller
Brown M. W., farmer
Brown Mrs. Catherine, wid George
BROWN WILLIAM, of Brown & Co.,, |
proprietor Terrapin saloon, at station, |
and livery stables
Browne Joseph, miller
Buckley P., & Co., tinsmiths
Buckley Patrick, of P. Buckley & Co.
Bull James, laborer
Bullock Joseph, groceries and crockery
Bullock Miss Elizabeth, school teacher
Bullock Miss Martha, school teacher
Bursnall George, groceries, &c.
Button Thomas, miller
Cameron James A., of Cameron, Mont-
gomery & Co.
Cameron, Montgcmery & Co.,, dry goods |
Campbell Archibald, boots and shoes
Campbell Peter, patent rights agent
Campbell Robert, plasterer
Campbell William 8., laborer
Capron Hiram
Capron William, grain buyer |
| CARNIE JOHN, mason, builder, and
inventor of Carnies hot air furnace, |
extensively used for heating and
ventilating public and private build-
ings
| Carr Matthew X., postmaster at station
Carroll George, farmer
Carroll John, waggonmaker
Carroll Mrs. Catherine, wid Patrick
Carswell Mrs. Margaret, wid John
Cassidy Terence, lime burner
Chambers John, baker |
Chambers Mrs. Agnes, wid William |
Chambers Mrs, Mary Ann, wid William,
Chamberlain Charles B., ginger beer
manufacturer
Canner Miss Fanny |
Chase John A., druggist }
Chisholm James, blacksmith |
Christie hon. David, senator |
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO, OF CA- |
NADA, A. H. Baird, agent
Clark William, laborer |
Clarke rev. William, Congregationalist
Clarke Thomas, tinsmith
Clarke William, M.D., coroner
Clarkson Charles, school teacher
Cleary Martin, laborer
|
Coleman Thomas W., plaster mil]
Collart James, mail carrier
Coleman James, clerk
Conlon Thomas, laborer
Connors Morris, teamster
Convent of St Joseph, mother eres
superioress 1
COOKE SILAS W. L., M.D., physician
and surgeon 5
Copley Robert, carpenter
COUNTY OF BRANT FARMERS Wt.
TUAL INSURANCE CO, Jame
Maxwell, secretary
Cousins William, laborer
Cowls Fordus, baggagemaster GTR.
Craig Mrs. Margaret, wid Thomas
Craigie James, mason
Craigie Mrs. Margaret J., dressmaker
Crane John S., teamster
Cratty Patrick, laborer
Crawford James, beer driver
Cripps Henry, laborer
Currie Mrs. Martha, wid James
Davey Mrs. Ann, milliner
Davey William
Davidson James, farmer
Dickie James, carpenter
Dickson David R., commissioner in
B.R., &c., and insurance agent
DICKSON JAMES, M.D., physician
and surgeon
Dickson John M., of Brown, Dickson &
Dillon John, laborer G.W.R.
Dowling rev. Thomas, R. catholic
Dunlop Andrew, harnessmaker
Dunn Mrs. Ann, wid Thomas
Ealand John, lime burner
Edmunds George, plasterer
Ellison John, laborer
England James, cooper
| Evans Charles, innkeeper
fvans Robert I*., freight clerk GTR.
| Evans Thomas, cooper
Evans William, shoemaker
FARMERS HOTEL, James Batty, pr
prietor, at station .
Fawcett David, post office clerk at sta-
tion
| Finlayson Donald, cooper
Finlayson Hugh, jun., harnessmaker
| FINLAYSON HUGH, M.P.P,, of Hugh
Finlayson & Co.,
FINLAYSON HUGH, & CO., tanner,
curriers and leather dealers
Finlayson John, clerk
Fig Mrs. Mary, widow
Fisher Robert, shoemaker
Fitzmaurice Michael, mason
I lahitf Terence, laborer
Flanagan Charles, harnessmaker
Fleming Pierce, waggonmaker
Florey & O’Neail, flour mill ee
Florey George F., of Florey & O'Neal
Flueling Mrs. Naney, wid John, int
keeper
Fudger Edward, of Wood & Tudger
Forsyth J.C., cabinetmaker
Forsyth Mrs. Sarah, wid Elias
Forsythe Miss Jane, school teacher
Fraser William, plasterer
French Miss Sarah, school teacher
Gamble Robert, laborer
Garson Peter, laborer
Garson John, laborer
Gatty James, teamster
Gennings John, laborer P
Gill Alexander S., foreman plaster m!
Giles Mrs. Mary, dressmaker
Golds William J., carpenter a
Gore hotel, Robert Sinclair, propriel!
Gouinlock Mrs. Eliza, wid John
youinlock Walter, groceries, &¢.
Gowans James, gardener
Graham Francis, of Schlag & Gratit
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W., plaster mill
il carrier
GRAHAM J. P., telegraph operator
Graham Thomas, hairdresser
lerk Grand River Knitting mills, Adams &
laborer Hackland, proprietors
pamster Granton John, groceries, &c.
seph, mother Teresa,
tioneer
Green Michael, innkeeper
Greenfield John
Grimshaw Timothy, laborer
Gunn William, laborer
Gumey Charles
Hackland Jas., of Adams & Hackland
Hall Thomas, dry goods
Halliday John, carpenter
Hamilton Hugh, cooper
Hamilton Norman
Harbin Edward
Hart Henry, attorney
V. L., M.D., physician
urpenter
ANT FARMERS MW.
ANCE CO,, James
‘tary
, laborer
uggagemaster GTR.
aret, wid Thomas
1ason
rgaret J., dressmaker
eamster
laborer Harvill William, carpenter
, beer driver HAVILL HENRY, builder and con-
vborer tractor
tha, wid James
Havill Henry S., carpenter
1, milliner
Havill Philip W. 8., carpenter
{awkins Hiram, carpenter
Haw liss Lorilla, dressmaker
3, farmer
arpenter
| R., commissioner in
| insurance agent
MES, M.D., physician
customs
Hayden George, painter
Hays Silas, photographer
Hays William, harnessmaker
Heath Samuel, bds at Bradford’s hotel
Heming George E.
Henderson Alexander, grist mill
Henderson George, blacksmith
enderson rev. Thomas, Baptist
Hewson Alexander, cooper
Hewson William, shoemaker
{ill Miss Phoebe, weaver
ill Thomas, lumber merchant
Hitchcox James, miller
HITCHUOX O., telegraph operator
Hodgess Joseph, wool sorter
oflman Christopher, tailor
Hofman George, of Hoffman, Schaffer
& Co.
offman, Schaffer & Co., merchants
Bolland William, painte r
@eolmes Mrs, Anna, wid William
ubbard Kobert, shoemaker
owie rev. James, Presbyterian
owie William, laborer
ull Robert, carpenter
Hunter John, laborer
unter William, mason
Huson Albert, bailiff
utton William, moulder
Hymers William, farmer
iksater George, shoemaker
on Thomas, laborer
fein John, coal oil refiner
ames William, laborer
amieson Mrs. Christian, wid Alex-
ander
eanneret Robert J., watchmaker
hnston William, painter
ay Alexander, machinist
iy David, carpenter
ty John, carpenter
rachie Mrs. Jennet, wid William
irxpatrick Alexander, peclar
harston John, mason
yle Walter, blacksmith
[., of Brown, Dickson &
borer G.W.R.
homas, R. catholic
vy, harnessmaker
1, wid Thomas
ime burner
ge, plasterer
uborer
s, Cooper
, Innkeeper
*., freight clerk GTR
cooper
, shoemaker
)TEL, James Batty, pr
ution :
, post office clerk at sta-
ld, cooper
h, jun., harnessmaker
IUGH, M. P.P., of Hugh
Co.,
IUGH, & CO., tanner,
leather dealers
, clerk
widow
shoemaker
shael, mason
, laborer
les, harnessmaker
, Waggonmaker
il, four mill
[’., of Florey & O'Neal
Nancy, wid John, int
1
of Wood & Fudger
ibinetmaker
prah, wid Elias
ane, school teacher
, plasterer
hah, school teacher
, laborer
aborer Baye 1
borer Bin! Mrs, Margaret, wid Alexander
samster Anh Joseph, cattle dealer
m William, carpenter
Ang George
Ang James, general agent
Perre Lewis B. D., farmer
‘shaw Henry J., J.P., farmer
‘ler Robert, moulder
Wrence Juon, M.D.
ycock Mrs. Jane, wid James
' George, shoemaker
laborer ;
S., foreman plaster a!
, dressmaker
., carpenter a
ert Sinclair, propre’
Eliza, wid Joho
er, groceries, &C.
yardener
My of Schlag & Granit
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Gray Thomas P., innkeeper and auc-
Haycock Frederick H., collector of
DOMINION 641 DIRECTORY.
—_$<$_$ SSL MLL LLL LLL LLL LL
Lee Samuel, tobacco presser
Lees James, cutter
Long Robert, of P. Buckley & Co.
Loney Miss Mary Jane, fancy goods
Lougheed Joshua, innkeeper
Luxtford William G., mason
Lowas Jacob, miner
Lowas Thomas, miner
Lowas Joseph laborer
Lyons John, planing mill
Luxford Joseph, mason
McCabe Bernard, laborer
McCabe Charles, shoemaker
McCabe James, shoemaker
McCOSH JOHN, attorney atlaw, soli-
citor in chancery, conveyancer, &c.
McCosh Mrs. Mary, wid Dr. Robert
McCosh Robert, groceries, &c.
McClory Roger, blacksmith
McCosh Thomas, of Brown, Dickson &
Co., grocer
McCummons Joseph, laborer
McCummins Thomas, shoemaker
McDermot Terence, laborer
McElroy Henry, laborer
McElroy James, printer
McGill Miss Mary, dressmaker
McGlade Peter, of Schuler & McGlade
McGrady James, blacksmith
McGregor Peter, cooper
McGrory Thomas, jankeeper
MeGuire James, laborer
MeInness Donald, track
G.W.R.
McIntosh William, waggonmaker
McKay —, carpenter
McNabb Stewart, shoemaker
McNally Hugh, laborer
McPherson & Co., grocers
McPherson Duncan, of McPherso &
Co.
Maltus Mrs. Elizabeth, wid Andrew
Manson James, cooper
Marlatt Mrs. Elizabeth, wid John, gro-
ceries, &¢,
MARRIAGE LICENSES, William G.
Powell, J.P., issuer
Mertin Thomas, bookseller
Martin William, laborer
Martin William S., station agent G.T.R.
Maxwell & Whitelaw, foundry
Maxwell David, of Maxwell & White-
law
Maxwell James, insurance agent
Maxwell Robert, wood worker
Mayberry Thomas, innkeeper
Mayberry Thomas, laborer
Mechanics Institute and Reading room
Mechanic's Institute, Hugh Finlayson,
M.P.P., president; G. L. Scott, secre-
tary
Menie Andrew, mason
| Mercer Mrs. Mary, wid William
Metealfe Thomas H., clerk
Miller Francis, carpenter
Miller Gideon, carpenter
Miller James, fariner
Miller John
Miller William, dry goods and groceries
Millington Thomas, freight checker,
G.T.R,
Mills George A., teamster
Mills rev. John, Wesleyan
Mitchell David N., assistant express
agent
Mitchell James E., foundry
Mitchell David, miller
Mitchell George, merchant tailor
Montgomery Mrs. James
Mon gomery Robert, of Cameron, Mont-
gomery & Co.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J. P.
Graham, operator at station; QO.
Hitchcox, operator in town
Paris.
Morse Lewis, agent
Morse rev. William, ch of England
Morton John, shoemaker
Moyle William, farmer
Munn Thomas M., cattle dealer
Murdoch Alexander, weaver
Murphy William
Murray John, tailor
Murray Mrs., wid
Murray Thomas, drover
Nash Aaron, boots, shoes, hats, &c.
Nelson John, laborer
NEW PARIS MILLS, C. Whitlaw,
proprietor
Newman Charles D.
Nimo James
O'Brien Timothy, butcher
O'Day James, shoemaker
O'Neail Thomas, of Florey & O’Neail
PARIS CORPORATION, Chs. Whitlaw,
J.P., mayor
Paris Knitting mills, John Penman,
proprietor
PARIS STAR, weekly, annual sub-
scription $1.50 ; W. G. Powell, editor,
yroprietor and printer
PARIS TRANSCRIPT, weekly, annual
subscription, $1.50; R. Patterson,
editor, proprietor and printer.
Patten Rdward, cabinetmaker
Patten Edward, operator and _ ticket
clerk G.T.R.
inspector | PATTERSON ROBERT, editor and
proprietor the Paris Transcript
Patterson William, dentist
Petton & Brother, hardware
Pa on David, of Patton & Brother
Pat.on James T., of Patton & Brother
PATULLO GEORGE, editor of th Paris
Transcript
Pearson Thomas, laborer
Peebles Alexander, machinist
Penfold Edward, shoemaker
Penman Daniel :
PENMAN JOHN, manufacturers of
woollen shirts, drawers, hosiery yarns,
&c., &e.
Penton Edward, LL.B., barrister, &c.
Pierce James, laborer
Pierson Thomas, laborer
Phillips Francis, carpenter
Phoenix Insurance Co. of London, ©.
Whitlaw, agent
Pollock James, laborer
Potter James, laborer
Potter Samuel, laborer
Poulton John, laborer
POWELL WILLIAM G.,,J.P., editor
and proprietor Paris Star, issuer of
marriage licenses, land and general
agent
Puckridge John, clerk
Puddock Allan, laborer G.T.R.
QJua Arthur, of Cameron, Montgomery
& Co.
QUA SAMUEL, of Hugh Finlayson &
Co.
Randall Ephraim
Randall James, constable
Randall Miss Jane
Ravell William, bricklayer
Rayner Robert, marblecutter
Reed Charles, innkeeper
Reith James, mason
Reynett George R., laborer
Reynett Robert, laborer
Reynett Samuel, constable and bailiff
Reynolds Andrew, miner
Reynolds Mrs, Louisa, wid
Reynolds William, laborer
Rice John, blacksmith G.W.R.
Richardson Mrs. Mary, wid George
Riley John, laborer
Roberts John, tax collector
etnies ee
Par-Par
DOMINION 642 DIRECTORY.
Roberts Thomas, patternmaker
Robertson James, of James Robertson
& Co.
Robertson James, painter
Robertson James & Co., tailors
Robertson rev. James, Presbyteriau
Robinson James, baggageman G.T.R.
Robinson John, gardener
Robinson John, livery stable
Rooney Thomas, laborer
Rosebrugh Robert
Ross John, cutter
Rowe Richard, laborer
RYALL THOMAS, commission and in-
surance agent and coal merchant
Sauermann Charles, turner
Schaffer Jos., of Hottman, Schaffer & Co.
Schram John W., cooper
Shannon Mrs, Ann, wid Ephraim
Shepherd David, dyer
Schuler Henry W., of Schuler & Mc-
Glade
Schuler & McGlade, pottery
Scott Charles, laborer
SCOTT GEORGE L., chemist and drug-
gist
Settell James, school teacher
Sifton John W.
Sinclair Mrs. Mary, wid Nathaniel
Sinclair Robert, proprietor Gore hotel
Bkelly John, laborer
Schlag Chs. f., of Slack & Graham
Schlag & Graham, merchant tailors
Smiley Mrs. Jane, wid Henry
Smith Andrew, blacksmith
Smith Anthony, potter
Smith James, plasterer
Smith Mrs. Isabella, wid John
Smith Miss Isabella, music teacher
Smith Miss Josephine, school teacher
Smith William, carpenter
Smith William, waggonmaker
South Edward, car inspector G.T.R.
Spears Mrs. Sarah, wid Daniel
Spencer Miss’Ellen, school teacher
Spencer Mrs. Sarah, wid rev. James
Stanton George, J.P., postmaster
Stewart John, carpenter
Stewart Robert, baker
Steele foseph
Steele Matthew, laborer
Stevenson John, cooper
Stevenson William, cooper
Stokes James, carder
Storr Mrs. Mary, wid Robert, fancy
goods
Sullivan William
Sweenay Dennis, laborer
Tarrant George E., laborer
Taylor George, grocer
Taylor Johu, cooper
Taylor William H.,
crockery
Telfer William
Tennant John J.P., farmer
Teskey Hardress, laborer
Thomson John butcher
Thomson Robert, of Turnbull & Thom-
son
Thomson John, butcher
Thomson Mrs ah, wid David
Tompkins Frederick W., harn«
Totten Dan J.P.
Totten Henry, barrist
Town hall, James R:
groceries and
makes
doll, chief con-
stable, caretaker
Townley rev. Adam, ).D., ch of Eng-
Vs ]
land
Tarnbull & Thomson, carperters and
builders
Turnbull Dawid B.. of
Thomson
Turner Samuel, showmaker
Ure William, spinner
Turnbull &
Van Brocklin Philip C., machinist
Walker Hugh, carpenter
Walker John, of T. & J. Walker
Walker T. & J. blacksmiths
Walker Thomas, of T. & J. Wakler
Walker William, blacksmith
Walsh A. Harvey, of Bovee & Walsh
Walton W. & T., sewing machines and
gunsmiths
Walton Thomas, of W. & T. Walton
Walton William, of W. & T. Walton
Warnock James, carpenter
Wass John, laborer
WASS JOHN, sen., hotel at station
Watson John, butcher
Watson Mrs. Ellen, wid Joseph
Watson Thomas, well digger
Watson William, cattle dealer
Watts Alfred, groceries, hardware, &c.
West Miss Abinah L., fancy goods
West William, weaver
Westlake William, carpenter
Wheeler Edward, saloonkeeper
Wheeler Jacob, carpenter
White John, freight checker G.W.R.
Whitelaw Andrew, of Maxwell &
Whitelaw
Whiting Henry, laborer G.W.R.,
Whition George, moulder
WHITLAW CHARLES, J.P., mayor,
proprietor New Paris mills and insu-
rance agent
WHITLAW JOHN M.,_ exchange
broker and agent for Inman, Anchor
and Pacific steamship lines
Whyte Robe { shoemaker
Wilkins William, laborer
Williamson John, bridge tender
Willson Samuel, teamster
Wilson Eli, carpenter
Wilson John J., laborer
Winter Janes, groceries
WINTER WILLIAM, express agent
Wishart William, laborer
Wood & Fudger, dry goods and gro-
ceries
Wood Thomas, of Wood & Fudger
Woods Richard, clerk
Wright James, miner
Wright Mrs. Jane, wid Frederick
Wynn H. C., stationmaster G.W.R.
Yates Mrs. Sarah, wid William
Young W., & Co., clothiers
Young William, of W. Young & Co.
PARIS STATION—A village form-
ing part of the corporation of the town
of Paris, in the township of South Dum-
fries, county of Brant. Montreal Telegraph
Co., has an office here. It is the junction
of the Great Western railway with the
Buffalo and Goderich branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, and has a station
| foreach line, Distant from Hamilton 30
| A hg Mail daily. Population about
50.
| Allan William, car inspector
Anderson Jolin, commission merchant
Armstrong H., freight clerk G.W.R.
| Baker George ©., United States consul
| Bauer Bernard, switchman
| Barker John, farmer
BATTY JAMES, proprietor Farmers
hotel
Brown William, farmer
BROWN WILLIAM, proprietor Ter-
rapin saioon
| Capron Chaney, farmer
; Capron William, commission merchant |
| Cama M, X., postmaster
| Chapin Joseph, watchman
| Olarke John F., freight clerk
Cole Fordus, baggagemaster
Coltrait James, mail courier
Cowisne George, baggagemaster
| Mcinnesrev. D. J., Canada presbyter
| McKinnon Hugh, farmer
| . Y
Crawford James, agent
| Miller Robert, farmer
Cromwell Henry, fish dealer
Deans Matthew, farmer
Doyle John, laborer
Dillon John, laborer G.W.R.
Evans Charles, tavernkeeper
Evans Robert, clerk in freight office
FARMERS HOTEL James Batty, pro
prietor
Flahitf Terrence, laborer
Florcy & O’Neill,commission merchan
Gorman James, laborer
GRAHAM JOHN P., ticket agent an
telegraph operator
Halligan Nicholas, tollkeeper
Haycock Fred. H., collector of custom
Irwin John, oil refiner
McInnes Donald, track inspector G.W.R
Mans Lewis, insurance agent
Martin William S.,station master G.T.R
Millington Thomas, warehouseman
MONT
Graham, operator
Morrison John, labore:
Murray Daniel, switchman
Nelson John, foreman
Nelson Patrick, foremer
Newstead Benjamin, farmer
Nicoll John, carpenter
Norris William, watchma’
O'Neill Daniel, farmer
Patterson William, car inspector
Patton Edward, ticket agent and oper
ator G.T.R.
Patton Samuel, farmer
Penton Edward, barrister
Penton John, farmer
Pickering Frederick, travelling agen
Planstead James, farmer
Reed Charles M., tavernkeeper
RYALL THOMAS, commission mei
chant
Russell Thomas, switchman
Shatter G. H. & J., storekeepers
Shaffer Geo, H., of G. H. & J. Shaffer
Shaffer Joseph, of G. H. & J. Shaffer
South Edward, car inspector
Sullivan John, laborer
Taylor George, grocer
Thompson John, butcher
Veal Richard, farmer
WASS JOHN, sen., tavernkeeper
Wheeler #dward, saloonkeeper
Wheeler Jacob, carpenter
Wight John warehouseman
WINTER WILLIAM, express agent
Wynn H. C., station master G.W.R.
PARKER~— A small place in the tow
ship of Peel, county of Wellington. I
tant from Elora, a station of the Welli1
ton, Grey, and Bruce railway, 9} mil
fare 50c. Mail daily.
Laird George M., postmaster,storekeepi™
McKim Robert, M.P.P., farmer
PARK HEAD —A post office stati¢
in the township of Amable, county
Bruce, Distant from Owen Souna,
county town, 14 miles, from Wi.rton
miles, fare 25¢, : from Collingwood St mil
fare $2.50. Mail weekly, Populati
about 150,
Barber Samuel, farmer
Bings John, farmer
Blakely Edward, farmer
Blakely William, farmer
Good William, farmer
Kennedy Alexander M., farmer
Kirkland Hugh, farmer
Lewis Henry, farmer
McCaully Neil, farmer
Mclver William, farmer
Miller George, farmer
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Pringle Johr
Rusk James
Gckman Gec
Simpson Will
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Bird Hugh C.,
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birclay George
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h dealer Pringle George, farmer
ner Pringle John, farmer
fusk James P., farmer
G.W.R. gickman George, farmer
rkeeper Simpson William, postmaster, township
in freight office
treasurer
James Batty, pro
{mart Leslie, farmer
fnith David, farmer
fnith James, farmer
faith William B., farmer
§encer Edwin,local Wesleyan preacher
wmington Richard, farmer
Weir Robert, farmer
Wiliams rev. D., Wesleyan
Willie Robert, farmer
borer
omission merchan'
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. ticket agent and
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PARK HILL—An important and
npidly rising village in the township of
West Williams, county of Middlesex, It
was first settled in 1864. Since that
tine it has steadily increased, and
bide fair, in a few years, to become
ove of the most important towns
yet of Toronto, It is in the midst of
Ver : : : .
oe of the best agricultural districts in
tohman os Province, Grain, square timber,
an lumber and staves are shipped from here
emer in large quantities, Montreal Tele-
, farmer graph Co. has an office here. It is
iter astation of the Grand Trunk railway.
Distant from Loudon, the county town,
tchma 4 miles, from Sarnia 40 miles, from
ler Joronto 128 miles. Mail daily, Popula-
car inspector
ket agent and oper
tion about 1500.
dams Frank, of Adams & Watson
dams & Watson, harnessmakers
mer ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, an-
“ide qual subeription $1; A. J. Belch, edi-
ne
tor, proprietor and pirnter
tmold James, farmer
re William, farmer
Kuird Hugh C., foundry
hind William, pumpmaker
idwin Henry, farmer
birclay George G., M.D.
ret William, farmer
bites Henry, farmer
ggs James, farmer
LUH A. J., proprietor and printer of
the Argus and Review, resides in St
Mary's
Be! James, tailor
well rey. John C., Primitive methodist
fllington Nathan, carpenter
idward C., grain dealer
Sloan, farmer
yee William, farmer
rddon Joseph G., butcher
udley James, cooper
mown T.'T., merchant
ce Alex., blacksmith. waggonmaker
illen Frederick W., variety store
tley Ira, laborer
uns Miss Janet M., dressmaker
uns Miss Maggie, school teacher
ams Robert, J.P., commissioner in
BR, agent
tus John R., window shade factory
ims Thomas, J.P., commissioner in
BR, insurance agent
wash rev. John, Wesleyan
‘ler James, harnessmaker
mron Donald, farmer
her leron John
upbell Dugald M., shoemaker
mer ANADIAN EXPRESS CO., G. B.
pmer Reeve, agent
er ¥ William, M.D., coroner
M., farmer anberlin Ulias G., general merchant
her ak William, engineer
. Peinents James, carpenter
‘lovin Charles
Mell Joseph, watchmaker
%k George F , tinsmith
k, travelling agen
armer
avernkeeper
3, commission mé
vitchman
storekeepers
G. H. & J. Shaffer
G. H. & J. Shaffer j
inspector
brer
cer
itcher
er
, tavernkeeper
laloonkeeper
penter q
buseman
M, express agent |
master G.W.R.
nll place in the tow
| of Wellington. |
tation of the Wellin
hee railway, 9}
tmaster,storekeep
.P., farmer
A post. office stati¢
Amable, county
n Owen hed
les, from Wi. rton
Collingwood 54 mil
weekly, Populati
Y
nade presbyter
met
mer Mish William commis
r hotary
Mich Richard, farms
mer in E.R, |
DOMINION 643 DIRECTORY.
a am Na Ri a Ree et aie
Jruikshank Daniel, carpenter
Cruikshank Peter, druggist
Currie John, farmer
Curts Henry, farmer
Curts Solomon, baker
Darby John E., grocer
Davis David, of J. & D. Davis
Davis J. & D., ashery
Davis John, of J. & D. Davis
Dawson John, deputy reeve
Deo B., carpenter
Dickison Thomas, carding mill
DICKSON WILLIAM, dry goods, gro-
ceries, boots and shoes, &¢.
Dobbie Edward R., farmer
Donnelly Miss Margaret
Donnelly Miss Mary Ann,‘school teacher
Down Miss Mary T., school teacher
Dunaphy William J., carpenter
Dunn James, carpenter
Eckardt Hewlet, waggonmaker
Kast E. school teacher
Elliot Andrew, saw mill
Elliot Thomas, farmer
Elliot William, brickmaker
Elliot William, farmer
Emery John, wheelwright
English Jobn, tinsmith
Enticknap Alfred, finisher
Fletcher Joseph, miiler and baker
Fletcher William, baker
Forrest James, laborer
Fulcher William J., blacksmith
German William, laborer
Gibbs John, general merchant
GRAHAM WALLACR, printer
Gray James, section foreman G.T.R.
Gunn Alexander, grocer
Hamilton Ralph J., carpenter
Hardy Robert, farmer
Harriage Henry, cooper
Harrison J+, stave and shingle factory
Haskett Robert W., farmer
HASTINGS HOUSE, Sandford Tudor,
proprietor
Hastings William
Hawes Mrs. Hutson, school teacher
Hawkey John, blacksmith
Haws John, carpenter
Hayes George, cooper
Hayes Philip, farmer
Henry Matthew, watchmaker
Hord John, farmer
Houston John, tailor
Howley John, watchmaker
Humphrey John, switchman G.T.R.
Jackson pao laborer
Jackson 8., market gardener
James Charles B., farmer
James John, farmer
Kenney Miss Hannah, dressmaker
Kenney Reuben F., market gardener
Keyser John W., butcher
Knight Thomas, grist mill
Lake Andrew, of 8. & A. Lake ;
Lake 8. & A., proprietors Park Hill
flour and grist mill
LAKE STEPHEN, of S. & A. Lake,
J.P., commissioner in B.R.
Macdonald Archibald A., storekeeper
MACKINTOSH C.H., proprietor of the
Park Hill Gazette, resides at Strathroy
McAlpine R. 8., M.D.
McCall Samuel, livery stable
MeDonald Alexander, grocer
McDonald Donald, grocer
McDonald James L., shoemaker
McDonald John, grocer
McDonald Lachilin, laborer
MeDonald Mrs. Catherine, wid
McDonald Ronald, tailor
McFarline Patrick, mason
Me(Gianis Dougall, blacksmith
MeGinnis Finley, blacksmith
Park Hit
McGladery Thomas, farmer
McInnes Jottes, groceries, provisions
McIntyre Daniel, cabinetmaker
McKellar & A., Co,, hardware, boots,
sho es, &c
McKellar Arch., of A. McKellar & Co. f*
McKellar & Cornell, shoemakers "
McKellar William, of A. McKellar & Co.
McKenzie Donald, farmer
Mckenzie Donald, shoemaker
McKinnon Charles, laborer
McKinnon Donald, grocery and'liquors
McKinnon Neil, shoemaker ;
McLarty Duncan, carpenter
McLellan David, cabinetmaker
McLeod Donald, general store
McLeod Murdoch, laborer
McLeod Simon, reeve, farmer
McNames William, laborer
McNeil John, barber
McPhail Mrs. Sarah, wid
McPhee Donald, cabinetmaker
McPherson Alexander, laborer
Mann Henry, money lender, broker
Mann Miss Liday, confectionery
Manning John, farmer
Marren William 0., agent
Mathers George, farmer
Mayburry Thomas A., dry goods, &e.
Mead George, farmer
Meggs Charles, butcher
Metcalf Henry, farmer
Metcalf William, farmer
Mickle John, farmer
Miller John B., farmer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., G.
B. Reeve, agent
Moss William H., clerk
Mosure John, farmer
Mott Enoch, butcher
Mott Smith, innkeeper
Munro Brothers, storekeepers
Munro Charles G., of Munro Brothers
Munro William, of Munro Brothers
Murray Thomas S., carder and weaver
Napton James, blacksmith
Niblock John, farmer
Niblock Joseph, broker
Niblock Miss Janet, spinster
NOBLE JOHN, postmaster, stationery
and fancy store
Nott James, mason
Oakes W. W., artist
O'Brien Henry T., harnessmaker
O’Halleran William, farmer
Ostrom Brock, watchmaker
Park Hill flour and grist mill, S. & A.
* Lake, proprietors
PARK HILL GAZETTE, weekly, an-
nual subscription $1.25 ; C. H. Mack-
intosh, proprietor and printer
Patrick William R., gunsmith
Paxman Adam, teamster auctioneer
Pedders William, laborer
Phippen Edward J., cabinetmaker
Phippen Henry, photographer
Phippen Robert, of Taylor & Co.
Plewes James, farmer
Porte Robert, shoemaker
Porteous William, flour and feed
POWELL THOMAS, proprietor Victo-
ria house
Pritchard rey. W., Canada presbyterian
Randall John, baker
tayment Alexander, blacksmith
REEVE GEORGE B., ag nt Montreal
Telegraph Co., and station agent
G.T.R
Reid William, shoemaker
REYNOLDS REV. JOHN, Episcopal
methodist
Robinson George, painter
Robson James, carpenter
ParR-PEA
Ross James, shoemaker
Scanlon rev. John Wesleyan
Schofield Jonas, farmer
Schram Jeremiah, farmer
Scoon John, druggist
Scott John, waggonmaker
Selkirk George, laborer
Shaw David, laborer
DOMINION 644 DIRECTORY.
a aaa ca i at a TR ae i ait ising
Caton T. R., millwright
Clark J., blacksmith
Dowell k,, baker
Fields John, carpenter
Howell C., school teacher
Hunt Joseph
McOlelland John, J.P., postmaster
McGowan Thomas
Shoults William, grain, stock and lum-| McGowan William
ber dealer
Siddall Joseph, J.P., grain merchant
Smith Alexander, carpenter
Smith Nelson, shoemaker, constable
Soady James, shoemaker
Stewart Neil, farmer
Stewart Peter, farmer
Streeter Henry, tannery
Taylor & Co., furniture dealers
Taylor Jas., of Taylor& Co., hardware
Taylor Robert, farmer
Telfer Walter, farmer
Ternay John, laborer
Thompson Edward, telegraph operator
Thompson Walter, farmer
Thompson William, teamster
Towers John, tailor
TUDOR SANDFORD, proprietor Hast-
ing’s hotel
VANWICK HOUSE, with livery at-
tached, J. Vanwick, proprietor. A
good house and well kept .
VANWICK JOHN, proprietor Vanwick
house
VICTORIA HOUSE, T. Powell, pro-
prietor
Volway John, laborer
Wade Charles A., farmer
Wallace William, bricklayer
Walrond John, laborer
Walsh Donald, carpenter
Watson Thomas, of Adams & Watson
Waun Joseph, farmer
Waun Robert, farmer
Whitmore John, carpenter
Wilson Charles, carpenter
Wilson Thomas J., barrister
Winn George, carpenter
Winn James, plasterer
Yager Michael, farmer
Mosely rev. R., ch of England
Olmstead —, of Strain & Olmstead
Ostler J., carpenter
Rose J, W., stipendiary magistrate and
registrar
Seguin house, R. F. Blair, proprietor
Slade George, clerk
Stephens A. G., M.D.
Strain —, of Strain & Olmsted
Strain F., millwright
Strain & Olmstead, tinsmiths
Taylor William, shoemaker
Tucker rev. S., Wesleyan
PATTERSON-—A village in the town-
ship of Vaughan, county of York. The
eked part of it is owned by Messrs.
atterson & Brother, agricultural im-
plement manufacturers. Montreal Iele-
raph Co. has an office here. Distant from
ichmond Hill, astation of the Northern
railway, 1} miles, fare 10c.; from Toronte
Ht miles. Maildaily. Population about
{
Armstrong Adam, machinist
Atkinson J., vo eg
Bassingwait William, farmer
Barstow Henry, machinist
Black Robert, laborer
Boothby James, carpenter
Bowell Philip, machinist
Bowell J., machinist
Boyles Edward, machinist
Burke J., blacksmith
Burt Alexander, moulder
Burt Cornelius, moulder
Clarke John, machinist
Clarke Michael, laborer
Clarke Robert, blacksmith
Clary Edward, blacksmith
Conduit Frank, blacksmith
Conger A. P., moulder
PARMA-—<A village in the township of} Cook Arthur, carpenter
South Fredericksburg, county of Lennox
and Addington. Distant from Napanee,
astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 15
miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about
70.
Allison Joseph, farmer
Box Frederick, J.P., farmer
Brown Rony farmer
Chalmers William, J.P., farmer
Clapp Elias, J.P., farmer
Galt John, blacksmith
Griffith David, postmaster
Hawley Johnson, laborer
Mallory Nelson, farmer
Oliver rev. Robert, Wesleyan
Pringle Andrew, councillor
D—A village on the
PRAT ie ih ie t wnshipof McDou-
all, district of Pars; Sound.
Cook Frank, laborer
Cook George 8., carpenter
Coyle Thomas, blacksmith
raig James, laborer
Croley Thomas, carpenter
Daniels James, laborer
Davey A., laborer
Davidson R. W., machinist
Doerr Robert, laborer
Drury James, farmer
Enouy Christopher, laborer
Enouy George, engineer
Farrell George, blacksmith
Forsyth James, moulder
Fullerton John, blacksmith
Gleason James, moulder
Gleason John, laborer
Distant | Gleason Patrick, laborer
‘om Collingwood 70 miles, from Toronto Graham William, farmer
165 miles, fare by steamer to Collingwood
$2, by stage to Bracebridge §2. Mail
weekly. Population about 200.
Armstrong Henry, clerk
Armstrong John
Armstrong Samuel
Badger James
Barbeau A., miller
Beatty J. & W., & Co., storekeepers
Beatty John D., J.P., crown lands agent
Beatty William, M.P.P., J.P.
Beveridge Robert, carpenter
Blair R. F., proprietor Seguin house
Brown G., butcher
Burrett Alfred
Gray John, carpenter
Grice J., laborer
Grist Thomas, machinist
Groudle Charles, machinist
Haffey Bernard, painter
Hunt Frank, laborer
Hurst Henry, machinist
Huston Arthur, jun., laborer
Huston Philip, machinist
Kelley John, carpenter
Kelley Thomas, carpenter
Kirkland Alexander, laborer
Kirkland James, farmer
Kyle Fidley, carpenter
Laird Alexander, moulder
4 Gould
Linette James, machinist
McKean Matthew, machinist
McKean Robert, machinist
McLaughlin Alexander, laborer
McTavish Farquer, moulder
Maddox Thomas, machinist
Mahoney Joseph, laborer
Martin Jesse, blacksmith
Maroney Joseph, carpenter
Mathew William, jun., painter
Mathew William, sen., painter
Metcalf Robert, farmer
Minton William, laborer
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.
Moodie Alexander, carpenter
Mount Cornelius, blacksmith
Moylan Patrick, laborer
Nichol rev. Francis, Presbyterian
Ness James, carpenter
PATTERSON :
tural saniement manufacture,s
Patterson Peter, postmaster
Pease Horace, machinist
Pettigrew John, moulder
Picket Charles, machinist
Pinney William, carpenter
Plowman George
Prichard Henry, machinist
Ralston William, farmer
Rumbell John, farmer
Rumbell Thomas, farmer
Rumbell William, farmer
Rupert J. M., agent Patterson & Brotheg
Salby Isaac, moulder
Savage Peter G., machinist
Savage Silvester, jun., machinist
Savage Silvester, sen., machinist
Shaw James, moulder
Shuttleworth Benjamin, carpenter
Smith George T., machinist
Smith John, laborer
Snider John, farmer
Snowden William, boarding house
Snowden William, machinist
Spalding Alexander, carpenter
Spalding Andrew, painter
Stephenson William, carpenter
Strong Isaac L., carpenter
Strong J. A., bookkeeper
Storm Adam, farmer
Tulley James, painter
Vanderburg Peter, farmer
Watt J., laborer
White William, laborer
Wiley Gerald, carpenter
Wilson J. A., moulder
Zimmerman P. B., carpenter
x, townshi
ough.
here is in furs and lumber.
borough 55 miles.
tion about 50,
Anderson John, farmer
Conroy Edmund, weaver
Dixon John, farmer
puntep Joseph, farmer
orne James, mill owner
Kidd Walter R., postmaster
Lee Francis
Patterson George, farmer
Ritchie Isaac, farmer
Ritchie Samuel, farmer
Thompson Robert, weaver
PEA BODY-—A small village in the to
ship of Sullivan, sonny of Grey. Dig
from Owen Sound, the county town
miles, from Collingwood, the terminus
the northern railway, 85 miles.
semi-weekly. Population about
Ackwarty G., farmer
Acton Arthur, farmer
Acton Joseph, farmer
[Province oF
BROTHER, agricul
PAUDASH-—A post office station in th
of Cardiff, county of Peterbor
The principal business carried 0
Distant from
Lakefield, a station of the Midland rai
way 45, miles, fare $1.60; from Peter
Mail weekly. Populi
(NTARIO,
Agnow Jam
Aitcheson Jc
baker Georg
Baker Thom:
Barss Joseph
Benedict Cal
Bloom Micha
Ae frown Hugh
Clark James,
Clark Williar
Connor Mich
(Connor Pete
Davidson Jan
Davidson Wil
Elder James,
Blder John, fi
Fenton Samu
Fullerton Mat
Gatis Rdward
Gatis Gilbert,
Gatis J. J., fa
Geddes Edwa
Geddes James
Graham Jame
Grantham Jos
Gray William,
Heft Carol, faa
Heft Christian,
Jink Christian
Johnson John,
McDonald Wil!
Me‘fullan Mict
McMullan Step
Mair Andrew, {
Mair Walter, fia
Milburn Charle
storekeeper
Milburn John,
Milburn John A
Milburn Robert
Miller James, fy
Hink Godfrey,
ink Christian,
/Hara Charles
Ritz John, farm
avage (reorge,
avage Samuel
chwartz Godfy|
Nchwartz Miche
todart James
todart Walter,
Taylor Benjami
Naylor John, we
faylor William
ash John, fa
alwood James
tay Robert, fi
PEEPABUN
township of Lut
r istant trom Fe
ington, Grey a
Mail bisweelly.
Dickson Robert,
PEFFERLA
township of Ge
Distant from Ne
Northern railw
from Toronto 60)
Population abou
Tmstron
purtie John, far
uruie James, fi
lrnside Mrs,
omer Mrs, Sar
ourty John, fa
Tiffin John, far]
Arison James,
arson Thoma
ackson Thomas
“ohnson Willian
[Province oF
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inist
achinist
hinist
ler, laborer
noulder
chinist
yorer
mith
rpenter
n., painter
n., painter
ner
orer
GRAPH CO.
sarpenter
acksmith
orer
_ Presbyterian
ter
ROTHER, agricul
manufactures
stmaster
hinist
yulder
chinist
rpenter
achinist
irmer
ner
farmer
farmer
; Patterson & Brotheg
ler
machinist
jun., machinist
sen., machinist
der
amin, carpenter
machinist
er
er
, boarding house
, machinist
er, carpenter
, painter
am, carpenter
arpenter
keeper
er
nter
rr, farmer
borer
penter
Ider
, carpenter
post office station in th
iff, county of Peterboq
ipal business carried of
H lumber, Distant from
on of the Midland
mre $1.50; from Pete
Mail weekly. Poptlig
‘armer
weaver
er
rmer
bs, mill owner
nostmaster
, farmer
mer
‘armer
t, weaver
emall villagein the to
ounty of Grey. Vis
nd, the county town,
ngwood, the terminus
ilway, 35 miles. ;
bpulation about 0.
mer
rmer
rier
(NTARIO. ]
DOMINION 645 DIRECTORY.
Pra-PEmM
—_—
Agnow James, boilermaker
Aitcheson John, farmer
faker George, boilermaker
faker Thomas, farmer
farss Joseph, farmer
Renedict Caleb, farmer
floom Michael, farmer
frown Hugh, farmer
Clark James, farmer
(lark William, farmer
Connor Michael, farmer
(Connor Peter, farmer
Davidson James, farmer
Davidson William, farmer
Bider James, farmer
Elder John, farmer
fenton Samuel, farmer
Fullerton Matthew, farmer
gatis Edward, farmer
gatis Gilbert, farmer
gatis J. J., farmer
Geddes Edward, millwright
Geddes James, farmer
Graham James, farmer
Grantham Joseph, farmer
Gray William, farmer
Heft Carol, farmer
Heft Christian, farmer
ink Christian, farmer
Johnson John, farmer
McDonald William, cattle dealer
Me‘fullan Michael, farmer
McMullan Stephen, farmer
Mair Andrew, farmer
Mair Walter, farmer
Milburn Charles A.. waggonmaker and
storekeeper
Milburn John, postmaster, storekeeper
Milburn John A., carpenter
Milburn Robert A., farmer
Miler James, farmer
ink Godfrey, tarmer
ink Christian, farmer
/Hara Charles, farmer
Ritz John, farmer
avage George, farmer
lavage Samuel, farmer
Mhwartz Godfrey, farmer
chwartz Michael, farmer
todart James, waggonmaker
todart Walter, farmer
faylor Benjamin, farmer
faylor John, weaver
aylor William, farmer
alsh John, farmer
alwood James, farmer
tay Robert, farmer
PEEPABUN—A small settlementin the
township of Luther, county of Wellington
Distant trom Fergus, astation of the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce railway, 16 miles
Mail bicweekly, "i
bickson Robert, postmaster
EFFERLA W-—A small village in the
township of Georgina, county of York.
Distant from Newmarket, a station of the
Northern railway, 32 miles, fare $1.40;
from Toronto 60 miles, Mail tri-weekly.
Population about 100.
Mmstrong Thomas, carpenter
bithgate Andrew, tanner
¢ James, farmer
boyd John, farmer
, wid William, farmer
omer Mrs, Sarah, farmer
ourty John, farmer
niin John, farmer
{rison James, blacksmith
‘mson Thomas, tavernkeeper
ackson Thomas, farmer
uson Wiliam, carding mills
Johnson Geo., postmaster, storekeeper,
mill owner
Johnson Robert, storekeeper
Martin Dryas, tavernkeeper
Murphy Hugh, farmer
Reekie David, millwright
Switzer Tobias, shoemaker
Umphry Michael, mill owner
Weir John, farmer
PELHAM UNION—A small village in
the township of Clinton,county of Lincoln,
Distant from Jordan, a station of the
Great Western railway, 5 miles, from St
Catharines 8 miles. Mail bi-weekly.
Population about 30.
Bradt James J., postmaster
Bradt Peter, farmer
Crosby Henry, farmer
Mower John, farmer
Upper Aaron, tavernkeeper
PEMBROKE — A progressive and
thriving town on Allumette Lake, an ex-
pansion of the Ottawa River, township of
?embroke, county of Renfrew. It is the
county seat. This village was laid out by
Alexander Moffat, Esq, Thirty years onl
have elapsed since the ground on which
Pembroke is built was reclaimed from the
forest, in which time it has risen from the
position of a mere lumbering post to the
rank of chief town of one of the largest
counties in the Province,—in enterprise,
commercial pad al and the number
and beauty of its public and private build-
ings rivalling many older places. The
County buildings in Parte which are
constructed of a beautiful freestone,
quarried from an island in the vicinity,
present a chaste and elegant AP PEArEE OF.
?embroke is the residence of a large
number of lumber merchants, and being
situated in the very heart of the Ot-
tawa lumbering district, is the depot
from which the supplies are drawn for
the support of the army of men who
are continually engaged in taking tim-
ber from the forests. On this business
Pembroke mainly depends, The Muskrat
River flowing out of Muskrat Lake, and
emptying itself into the Ottawa about
the centre of the town, is broken by a
succession of falls for some distance from
its mouth, thus affording an attractive
acquisition to the town and several excel-
lent water privileges. On this course
numbers of saw and grist mills are erected,
The scenery of the Ottawa above Pem-
broke is beautiful in the extreme, and
were the means of reaching it more ex-
peditious and direct, numbers of tourists
and pleasure seekers would no doubt
annually make their way thither, At pre-
sent during the season of navigation the
route to Pembroke is by the Union
Forwarding Co’s steamors from Ottawa
daily, via Muskrat Lake and river ; or
by stage from Sand Point, One of the
above named Co’s. steamers plies between
Pembroke and Roch captain, the highest
point of steam navigation at present
on the Ottawa. Montreal Telegraph |
Co, has an office here, Distant from
Des Joachims 45 miles, from Sand Point,
the terminus of the Brockville and Otta-
wa railway 48 miles, from Roch captain
61 miles, from Ottawa 100 miles, from
Montreal 230 miles. Mail daily. Popu-
lation, including Campbelltown or Lower
town, about 2000.
Angus Robert, painter
Ansell A., & Co., tobacconists, Pem- |
broke st
Barry John, tinsmith, Pembroke st
BEEMAN GEORGE M., job printer, |
editor, publisher and proprietor Pem-
broke Observer
Behan James, clerk
Bell David, lumberer
Bell John, lumber merchant
Bell 
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